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SHOES ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR WARDROBE AND REQUIRE SPE- CIAL PLANNING AND ATTENTION. THE NEW SHOES 'ARE MORE FEMININE — THE HEELS ARE HIGHER AND THE FOOT ' IS GIVEN A SLIMMER APPEARANCE TO COMPLEMENT THE LONGER SKIRTS. HOLMAN'S SHOES WI-LL PLEASE YOU. . . . THE STYLES ARE THE NEWEST,

‘ THE COLORS ARE SMART AND SPRING- .LlKE. YOU ARE ASSURED OF PERFECT FIT BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF HAV- ING YOUR SHOES X-RAY FITTED.

Smart Pumps of suede, Illd, cuff or plastic patent -\vith high cuban and medium heels. There is n variety of styles and colors, The sizes are 4 to § I-Z, in different widths, priced from 3.95 o 7.50

Strap Sandals In a new selection of colors and types. These are made of leathers, suedes, plos- tics and fabrics. In sizes 4 to 9 at a vnriey of [easonable prices.

The popular "Baby Dolls" with comfortabli wedge heels. These are made of blask or brown suede or red leather in either open or closed toe styles. The "Baby Doll" is a youthful shoe. The sizes are 4 to 9, priced at 6.00

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For sport or casual wear the Loafer is very popular. . . . There are many styles in this type of shoe-with ties, with straps, ballet or moc- casin models. Made up ‘in a wide variety of colors and materials, the sizes are 4 to 9, pric- edfrom..._._._.. .....5.00 to 7.50

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Walking Shoes or Oxfords are smart for weds with o tailored suit. The heels are ldw, military or cuban. Oxfords give your feet a trim well- dressed appearance. These Oxfords are avail- able in black or brown calf or elk. The sizes are 4 to 8 I-2 in different widths, priced at 5.00 to 7.50 '

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Gallant went to Tig- niah by bus on ‘murder evening. On

May Devotions are being held at 5L Anthony's on Sunday and Fridfl eveninll during this ‘month,

Mr. and like. Jerry Arsassault and little son Louie were visitors to Duvar on Sunday.

Mlle Merle-rot Gallant of Co- Olieratire Store at Chery, spent the half-holiday at her home here.

M's. A. A. Araenault. under- went a slieht operation in Prinoe County Hospital a few days ego. ' Mr. end Mrs. Praneia MacQuars-ie and little son Willard of Wllmot were visiting in Howlan on Bun- dny. xueete at the Carrilthers home.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred _Araenault and family were guests on Sunday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. All»; T. Arsenault and family.

Mrs. Harry Arbing. Woodstock, spent some time in Halifax visit- ine her daushiers. Mrs. nix and Miss Shirley.

us». A. A. Arsenault motored to Sulnmerslde on Friday to viflt hi; wife who is in Prime County flos- pltal.-How.

us. and ma. Phlib Gallant, Piusville, were evening guest; gt ‘he home o! Mr. and ma. John r. Gallant. Woodstock. recently.

Mr. A. A. Araenauit. genial and courteous merchant. has finished remodelling the lilies-los- or hi; store and is now painting 1s.

The funeral of the lite M". James Mathews of Charlottetown was held in Elnlsriale on Friday afternoon. May ‘lth.

M’. Bruce Carruthera replenish- ed his hives with new bees on Pri- dlY- Ml? 7th. and is looking for- ward to n bumper crop.

Mr. and Mil. J00. B. Ayeemult vim vllitine at the home or m. and Mrs. Frecnen Perry on ‘meg- duy evening.

Edward Arsenault. son o! My; and Mrs. J. Philip Arsenault. had t9 be taken ‘l: Prim aouhty Hoe- oltyal for appendicitis on Wednea. (.8 .

I ‘Th6 (IO-Operative Btore at Obeary has now gone back

- summer schedule, store will be closed on Wednesday afternoons.

Ill UIILIIONQWWn, whllg }fl', 3m] M11. Joe. Pineau lied an have taken over their home in Dlivar.

Mr. and Mrs. Jefl Gallant had as guests on Ihursday. Mr. and Mrs. Pius Finnan and baby; also Mrs. Joe. oalleht and we. Clean’ uni-I. all of Dock Road.

There WI! 110 lilhbbl ‘in HUI/Ian. ".\r\ mlday afternoon as the teanln‘ er. Miss Anita Peters. with some‘ of her pllplle, took in the ghoul Coilrse at at. Anthony's sun.

Rev. fr. fiancee o! Charlotte- townhaabeentheeueetollsev. Pr- Mbnev durlns the stiorr. Odiilree , llwllbred by the (Io-Operative.

w. and Mira. Donald Qt. Ange who event the winter in nausea. l" 11°" Hitlidirll some time in {Kelly's Road at Sylvan; '1'. m). an ‘e. .

Maxim Gallant. Piuertllie. reoeived wad of rue mull‘:

Math in Sydney. sl. a. m. 0e1- lant has quite a few relatives hm who sympathize with him in the lose of his brother.

Mir. Oscar Pa-ry went to Bum. flier-ids by bus oh Sunday to m the plane to 8t. John on Mon. day mos-hint. Ha was accompanied ta Blzmnleeside by his sister, m” Catherine, who slll return on Monday evening.

' Word hae been neelved her‘ or the death in Ch lottatawn of Mrs. Jalnea Mathews at the home of her 4111181301’. (Annie) Ire. Fulton Thfilmison. 1m. Mathews and

therefore the ' and on my‘ and ‘m, club, by

Mr. and Ml‘!- Jaols Richard and < amendm“ l; ,1] meetings was family have accepted a propoaltlnn l “clump,

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-Ifl! ‘i’ bar It ineh galvanised woven fencing at Iran's.

-aosae IlNGIl-pddr. Stewart lensple of .,Clermont had tbmlnia- fortune to sever the index linger ‘of. his right hand while splitting wood lastweebJ-re is in the Prince

Alisllltliml wall baby elin- iee held on ltriday. afternoons by the public health nurse in he ‘lvwn Bell will be until further notice.

—IAV,Il_A'l‘ Remington lftoas looae hey for sale. Saturday morn- ing, ldayll. mm ‘i to 12 ooiook. It wet Monday morning. Please weigh your esmty wagon or truck on scales Kenslngton. Walter l. Weeks. . '

—IINSINGTON LIGXCN -'1‘he Remington legion hockey team who were the winners of the itch- hrt Humphrey trophy wen ben- queted on lrldey night by the beg- ion rnenlbere and their ladies. The dinner was presided over by Mr. Chris. Heechen. who spoke briefly in his usual iovial manner. Mr. J. H. Goodwin of summer-aide, a former Keneington boy gave a splendid address and Mr. J. f. Saunders. a guest, also addressed the gathering. A delightful pro- gramme of music, songs and dan- cing wtllled away a pleasant even- ing. Mrs. later Champion was Pianist-K.

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480B’! COURSE ENDED - A three day short course was tleid at. Bloosnsield on Wednesday, Ttslsreday me Friday of last week

Department of Agriculture and the National Film Board. Each after- noon there were three periods and two periods every evening with a showing of appropriate films by the National Film Board who eo- opereted in all these courses. The first subject taken up on Wednes- day afternpol-rwae a talk on soil {problems by Mr. A. R. Parent, l? perintendead o! the Emm- mental Farm. ‘Hula wag followed by a talk on “Farm Fertility and Pastures" by George Whiteslde. soil analyst, and a discussion on fishermen’; problems b! Pet" MQQLQISIJI, Fisheries inspector. In the evening Mr. J. J. LIHIWQ. r" actor o! Piaheriea spoke on “Our Fisheries" and this wae follow- 'ed by a dlsoildslon Oil CUNA insur- ance. The matters taken UP ‘m Thursday were: "Orzmizina l! n. smlty (or Co-operailve Work.‘ i, m; on swine by H. W. Clay. in talk on potatoes by Henry MW" Lgygn, poultry by F. M. Neeh and term production b!’ W. R. Show. Deputy Minister of Agriculture. On Friday Rev. bl. J. Francis s90" l)“ Credit Linton promotion amd dis- cussions were held on "what a Credit Union means to a oom- mrunlty" and "Co-operatives, the Middle way." In the WWW P talk on “the care of milk and cream’. w“ given by J. Henry MacDonald

W t. O Fried! I335‘ ggovtvianaibfliaildgal-IQO. school children attended the discussions. The

particularly I", m‘! eventing! when about 150 WHO"! ‘wag each evening. —8

.44", Margaret MaoAusland has; returned to her home here from the Oraswell home where she was nursing the lain ma. Wm. Cras- weii whose tuneral took Pl!“ l" Woodstock ee ‘ a W “"5" afternoon.

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aged father, Mr. ‘mos. 009K. 01M Wolf. who has taken another bad spell. ms many Manda hone that this arena old lsntleman will loan be bettt llllfl-

Ire. John Celsill eense to Bow- lass iron Bismrnerslda on Wednes- day to visit her seed mother. Miro. ash-is riman. Mrs. Cahlll made the trip with her esushm and mqmmr, 1h‘. and ma. Bill Pick-

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Short Coats with bal- lerina skirts, and straight tailored two- button coats, with straight skirts. In tweeds and pastels. Colors, black and navy. Sizes 11,13, I5 and I7,

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Piill length Coats with flill swlng back The new shawl, lapel and collarless. Full sleeves with and with- ‘ out cuffs. Colors black, navy, brown. grey and green. Sizes 40, 42, 44. Half sizes, I4 I-Z, 20 I-Z, 22 I-2, 24 I-2, 26 l-2, 40 I-2 and 42 I-2. Pricet:

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m.‘ Oaoar Perry arrived home on Wednesday hill“ 011 @110 1B5‘ lap-ed his. two weeks‘ , vacation. which he spent in Montreal, Ot- tawa, Toronto and Quebec. He has about a films of maps taken on his trip. among them snaps of Niagara Falls taken from both the Canadian and American sides and at all the dKlerent angles; also Parliament Buildings, Ottawa. and dltferent other verY large bulld- inga; also of the Oratory of Br. and of 8t. Quebec. Mr.

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Grade X: l. Flora Graham. ' Grade 1x: 1. lithel Graham.

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One Renfrew cream separator. 4-cow size, about new. Q" i’ ‘I938 Plymouth Sedan cor with »

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tires. One 6-room dwelling house, torn, woodshed. "if; rage god four acres fl .1

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