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Thuifl. May 19
TIGNISH
Mrs. Bruce Carruthers return- 9 ed on Sunday. APYI1 13« after‘ spending the week with her dau-I
Ehter and son-in-law at Wilmot.
The Misses Diane Gallant and Pauline Finnan returned to_the1r studies in Tignish by tram 0“
Saturday evening, April 12. after ~
spending the Easter holidays at their homes here.
Ensebe Arsenault motored '60 Summerside early on Monday morning. He was a»c>comDaI119d by Frank Gallant who was leav- ing for Toronto where he plans on being employed during the summer at construction work with his son Freddy.
Miss Carmelita Gallant who just recently returned from St. John, N.B., is now spending some time at Dock Road with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cle- ments.
The fifth Study Club meeting was held on Monday night, April 14, at the home of Anthony Fin- nan. Eleven answered roll call in spite of very bad roads. The usual routine was carried out. Mrs. Henry Gallant invited all to her home for next meeting on Friday night, April 18.
Mrs. Joe Gallant, who just recently arrived from St. John, N.B., is visiting at'the home of her son Wiliam Gallant of How- Ian, has not ben very well since arriving. She had the doctor 2 or 3 times. Mrs. Gallant suffered a slight stroke during the win- ter from which she hasn’t fully recovered. Her daughters Bertha Margaret and niece Phyllis, ar- rived from Saint John on Wed.- nesday night.
, Anthony Finnan and daughter Patricia were to Duvar on Wed- nesday evening.
Mrs. A.A.~Arsenault just re- ceived word of the sudden death of her brother Peter Pineau of Rumford, Me. Sympathy is be- ing extended I10 Mrs. Arsenault and others of the family.
Robert Arsenault went to St. Eleanor’s on Wednesday to be Employed by Curran and Briggs
o.
Mrs. Eddie Gallant visited her In-laws on Wednesday, April 16.
Miss Delorus Gallant is spend- mg a few days with Mrs. Eddie Gallant and family.
The last in a series of card partiesin the form of a play—Of was held at the home of Mrs. Anthony Finan on Wednesday. night, April 16, with 2 tables at play. Mrs. A.T. Arsenault won 1st, ,Mrs. Anthony Finnan 2nd, Mrs.‘ Leo Arsenault, consolation. 2 articles were then raffled with Mrs. Leo Arsenault carrying off both. Refreshments such as ice Cream. cake. and other sweets were enjoyed by all.
Phyllis Gallant of Saint John, N.B., visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant on Thursday afternoon. Phyllis is the daughter of Mrs. Jack Gallant of Saint John.
O'LEARY
Mrs. Gladys Bradford left for her home in Quincy, M‘ass., Wed. nesday morning after being cal- led here due to the serious ill- ness of her father,'Mr. Caleb Pal- mer and her uncle Wesley Pal- mer who are patients in the Com- munitiy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sentner and family, O'Leary,_ were visi. ting in Cape Wolfe, necently, the guests of Mrs. Sentner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wood.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harris, 0’Le-ary, motored to Summer - side Friday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Roland Stock-ton, Billing.- ham. Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mintoff. Hopedale, Mass.. left here Wednesday morning on return to their home after vis- iting with their brothers Wesley and Caleb Palmer who are pa-
tients in the Community Hospi- tal. O‘Leary.
PIUSVILLE
The weekly study club meeting was held on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant. Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J Corcoran.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gallant and children Anne, Joan and Ed- mond, spent Sunday visiting re- latives in St. Nicholas.
M. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Wallace. Elmsdale.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. L yle Griffin, Brocton, on their mar- riage which took place on Wed-
rllesday at St. Mark’s, Parish Lot
Misses Allanna and Sandra Gal- M» Dllval‘. were weekend guests of Aleth-a Corcoran.
MT‘ A“th0I1Y Gallant has ffiz’ stmfl11l( in operation and with Been :6“? of lungber which have busy a ed 1“ "5 kept pretty
A number of me ’ sub division of the 21: Anthony Parish attended the weil fare agency annual meeting alt the civic auditorium in Summer; 3‘d9- TI" 9V911‘il1‘E was pleasantly spent.
On Thursday evening a whist Party was held in St. Anthony's Hall, Bloomfield, sponsored by the St. Thomas Acquinis Society
Mr. William Gallant returned to her home after spending two weks with her daughter, Emanuel Gallant and Mr. Gal- hut, Rosebank.
Mrs. ,
WALL TYPE CAN OPENERS
REG. 8.95
5.98
Swing-a-way automatic for round or. square cans. Fitted with magnet. Copper and Pink, all-metal enamelled. Standard size. Guaranteed for 5 years.
CLEARANCE!
WOMEN'S BLOUSES 33 I-3% off
A group of new-style blouses (slightly soiled) in cotton, Dacron, and Terylene*. White and Pastels. "' Trademark reg.
12 PIECE
TABLEWARE SET I.99 set
In stippled Swirl pattern. Set includes berry bowl and six nappies, covered butter-dish, sugar and cream, 1 pr. salt and peppers. Packed in carton.
BONE CHINA
CUPS & SAIJCERS
REG. 3.50
2.29
Six assorted designs in fine English china. Special reduction during May Day Sale only.
TELEVISION
SNACK SETS
SET OF 4 PCS
2.29
4 cups and matching snack trays in attractively decorated imported china.
FANCY
COOKIE JARS
SPECIAL
I.99
Fancy decorated pottery cookie jars Inattractive colors. Highly glazed.
30 HOUR
ALARM CLOCKS
SPECIAL
2.99
Made by a well-known manufacturer. Square dial with easy-to-read figures. Pleasant bell alarm.
1——6 YD. LENGTIIS ~.
lDRAPERY MATERIAL I,
REG. 1.98-2.49
,HALF PRICE
lAccumu1ated ends firom regular drapery lines of popular floral, plain and modern designs. All about 48" wide.
POPULAR QUALITY . UNBLEACHED COTTON REG. 79c YD.
.49 yard
58" or 62" inch width in splendid weight for sheets, pillow cases and many other home uses.
LIMITED QUANTITY TERRY TOWE LS .
1.98 VALUE
I.l9 pair
Excellent quality in jacquard design with fancy printed borders. Size about 20” x 40".
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
BEDSPREADS
REG. 5.49 _ 1
3.33 ea.
Finely woven good quality cotton in rich pastel
shades of Blue, Maize and Pink. Easily laun- rlered.
5 & 10-S’SIDE ONLY
TABLECLOTHS REG. 98c
.79
Bright Red. Blue or Green dobby che
FaY0n- Neatly hemmed. About 50" x 505?,‘ WW”
I
Another great bargain festival for week‘-end shoppers. ‘ Items in every department of both Holman -Stores . . . and every item priced to mean BIG SAVINGS. Look for the special MAY DAY SALE cords.
ENSEMBLE INCLUDES . . .
Chesterfield
Matching Chair
1 Attractive Hassock
1 Coffee Table, brass with lovely marlite top
1 End Table, to match coffee table
1 Table Lamp, walnut and brass, complete with shade
1 Floor Lamp to match _
1 Magazine Rack, brass and black
1 Smoker, brass . * u
A FEW ENSEMBLES AT ONLY 99_
EXTRA SPECIAL
(Chesterfield or Sofa Bed Groups)
CLEARANCE)
9 cottons 9 linens 9 silks
Special May Day Clearance of summer dresses in a fine assortment of‘ mater- ials and colors. One’ and two piece
styles. Broken size range. Be early for
BEST SELECTION.
Infants‘ Hose
Fine cotton in Pink, 4-pc_ for Blue, White and Yel- low. Sizes 4 and 4%.
Reg. 39c
‘Cotton Slips
sum up shoulders .. Boxers and Jeans in
with eyelet trimmed Blue, Green and Brown
bodice and eyelet Corduroy. Bib - Style mff1e_ white (,n1y_ or elastic waist. Sizes C Sizes 2-4-6. Reg. 1.49. 1. 2 and 4 years-
THIIRSIIAY - FRIAY -SATIIIIDAY
‘complete
Piece
' ivingroom
Ensemble
only
.1 .
24 MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF 10.55 CARRYING CHARGES INCL.
10.00 DOWN
Here's outstanding value in this complete living room ensemble-
the entire group for one low price.
Chesterfield and matching chair
with beautiful rayon covering in Brown; Grey, Tangerine, Beige or
.Green. Strong hardwood frames, spring construction in deck back
and cushions. See the ensemble, check the price . . . and BUY NOW
to SAVE.
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE . . . Both Stores
SUMMER masses
.99c SALE of
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Girls‘ Blouses
White cotton, eyelet trimmed blouses with Peter Pan collar. Sizes 2, 4 and 6 years. Reg. 1.49.
and 49c.
99c
Corduroy Jeans
Wool Cardigans
Button-tiront cardigan in Navy or Red wool. Popu-_ lar for school wear.
2 .98
Sizes 8 to 14 years.
IIOLMAN’S YOUTH CENTER . . . Both Stores
GROUP A REGULAR 6.98-8.98 4_44
G OUP RB REGULAR io.95-12.95 535
GROUP 0 REGULAR 14.95-25.00 9_99
SPECIAL SELECTION. OF
SPRING
COATS
REG. TO 79.95
Tweeds and plain materials in an assortment of styles . . . mostly loose-fitting. Good color selection . . . Blue, Rose, Grey
and Beige. Broken size range.
HOLMAN’S LADIES’ WEAR . . . BOTH STORES
with leather on side pockets. Sizes 34
to 44.
fly, back-pocket tab. Sanforized. Some
MAY DAY SALE’ 5
‘ MEN'S PANTS
DRESS PANTS
Rayon worsted flannel and gabardine. 8.98lEE§h.95 Double pleats in front, zipper closure,
heavy cotton pockets. Grey, Brown, 6 '99 Charcoal and Black. Sizes 30 to 42.
WORK PANTS
Tan or Olive sturdy cotton drill pants, Reg well-constructed with heavy-duty zipper 4-50“5-49
3.29
. , , Store,
4-:
GENERAL ELECTRIC Portable '
GFOOD MIXER
Reg. 24.95
* 8.49
All metal’, enamelled in assorted pastel colors. Powerful motor. I-_Ieel-rest. May be hung on wall when not 1n use. Attached cord. ’
HOLMAN’S HOUSEWARES . . . Both Stom
REVERE WARE
Covered Skillets
Copper clad stainless steel skillet and cover. Copper bottom and cool bakelite handle. Large 10 inch size. Even heat distribution. Easily cleaned. Revere Ware . . . “The world’: finest cookware.”
Regular 14.25
9.98;.
HOLMAN’S HOUSEWARES . . . Both store
S’SIDE ONLY! ‘CLEARANCE
SPRING HATS Reg. to 8.98 Clearance of spring hats . .. latest styles in straws. ' fldwprs and fabrics in as-
sorted colors.
HOLMAN’S LADIES’ WEAR . . . S’SIDE
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
I ,. I
SPECIAL ' : I 99 ° ° I In good grade tan or olive cotton. Two N955’ l
pockets, triple stitched seams. Sanforized. SW 141/2 to 17.
éj
BOYS’ SHIRTS 8: SHORTS
SPECIAL
3 for 1.00 I '
Jockey style shorts and matchlngvests in M
white combed cotton. Sizes S. M. and L- M
BOYS’ “ RANGER JEANS
9 OZ. DENIM
2.49
. oinl Cowboy style, triple stitched with rive: xlliftorlgzedl of strain. Zipper style, dome ‘fastener. 3
Sizes 6 to 14 yrs. ,
BOYS’ A DRESS PANTS
SPECIAL
2.98
Melbourne flannel in pleated ffontl only. Two back pockets. Z1PP91‘ C 5 to 10 years.
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