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oiusrr osebudneuu may. Jsnutryaoth.

Mr. Joseph Iaolsir of Wood- stock was visiting neighbors and relatives in Bloomfield recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders. and Mr. Reg. Pineau motored to Charlottetown on Sunday Febru- My 1st.

Mr. Rec. Pincsu has returned to his home in Bloomfield from Toronto where he was employed.

Mrs. Albert Ssh-nders was in

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SPECIALS

WED. FEB. 11th to WEI). FEB. 18th

l..adies' DRESSES-Clearing at 307;, DISCOUNT Ladies' Wool and Nylon ANKLETS, all sizes- Special-Pair ............................................................... .. 59c Fine ANGORA YARN, pink and blue, M4 02. balls- Reg. 75c-Special, ball .............................................. ,. 50c Kitchen HAND TOWELS, gopd quality--Special,

Pair ac QUILT PATCHES, lb. .......................................... .. s1.00 All Yard Goods, including Prints, Cretonnes, Sheeting. Towelling, etc., clearing at 209;, DISCOUNT 2095, DISCOUNT on all Men's PANTS.

Menls SWEATERS, clearing at 30fZ. DISCOUNT Boysl BOMBER JACKEFS, sizes 26, 28, 30. Reg. 359.50-Special ...................................................... .. M.00 Men's Women's and Children's SHOES-Clearing at

201K, DISCOUNT during this sale. All RUBBER FOOTWliAR P7,, DISCOUNT during t is sa e. Menls Top Quality OVERALLS & JUMPERS, ea. 54.25

ALL WINTER CLOTHING CLEARING AT SPECIAL PRICES.

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"SILKOLENE" RAYON DRESSES JUST ARRIVED! I Heavenly Frocks of Beautiful

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The St. Anthmrs Lulu held their monthly meeting in their ”Home" on February 8rd with a very good. attendance.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau cele- brated their sixth w an. nivei-sery on January 39th. Their many friends are wishing them many "Happy Returns."

Miss Betty Martin, employed at the Western Hospital, spent an evening recently visiting with her garents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mar-

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--His many friends here in Bloomfield. are congratulating Mr. D. H. Gallant of Mtecouche, on his success in his prent work. Mr. Gallant was a. former success- ful teacher in the school here.

The Misses Bernadette and Elaine Pinesu, employed in Al- berton, spent February 1st at their homes. Owing to the storm and cold they were unable to return until Monday evening February 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pineau and family were visiting in Bloom- field recently. Mrs. Pineau and the children are staying with her mother, Mrs. John L. Gallant of Piusville for a few weeks while Mr. Pineau is taking a course with the R. C. A. F. in Edmonton, Alta.

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DEFENCE SCIENTISTS

NEW DELHI (CP) -The Conl- rnoiiwealth advisory committee on science meeting here March 2-14 will bring senior scien- tists of Commonwealth countries and senior officers of the services to promote research in all fields by closer collaboration.

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Springis .Crowning Glories

a small hat is the right her

firm head-fit and a definite shape. g Jewelled Shell-pale and bright colours, - flower and bead trims. . '

Perky Sailors of red and white taffeta-The small hat that is first choice for the winter coat weather ahead, and the head-turning style

Stimulating and delicious!

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Beribboned Pillbox,

A! Lowest Pricer ,

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"THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Kensingion and Vicinity

Mrs. .Llllian Condon and Miss Rosemary Condon were recent visi- tors to Charlottetown.

Miss Elsie Dunphy was a recent week end visitor to Summerside. the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Law- rence Cahill.

Mr. Herbert Gill of Victoria spent a few days in Kenslngton recently. the guest of his brother, William Gill and Mrs. Gill.

Miss Isabelle Condon has enter- ed the Falconwood Hospital School of Nursing and began her duties on February 1st,

--His many friends will be glad to hear that Mr. Henry Badger is progressing favorably in the Prince County Hospital after having an operation.

Mr. Raymond Arsenault had the misfortune to fall recently on the slippery street near his home and break 9. bone in his ankle. After being X-i-ayed the injured foot ws put in a cast.

Lea Sudsbury, young son of Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Sudsbury, returned home from the Prince County Hos- pital Saturclay, Jimuary (list, after spending several months in hospi- tal as a result of an injury to his hip. The injured hip has been pin- ned and after a period of rest it is hoped that he will be completely cured.

Tignish And Vicinity

-An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Arsenault on

Thursday, February 5th, when an auction forty-fives party was held in aid of the St. Thomas Aquinas Society. The prize for the even- ing wns won by Mrs, Blois Ellis. Dainty, refreshments were served by the hostess.

The regular weekly card party sponsored by the C.W.L., Tignish, was held at the home of Mrs. Fer- dinand Gaudet on Tuesday even- ing. February am, with a huge crowd in attendance. The first prize for auction forty-nves was won. by Mrs. Sylvester Areenault and the second prize went to Miss Genevieve Arsenault. The prize for forty-fives was won by Mrs. Maxwell Mclnnis.

A card party sponsored by the Home and school Association was held at the home of Mlrs. Regin- ald Eldershaw. Tignish. on Thurs- day evening. February 5, with six tables of auction forty-fives in play. The first prize was won by Mrs. Maxwell Mclnnis and Mrs. William McLeod was the wnner of the consolation prize. After the regular game a freeze-out was won by Mrs. John Smythe with con- solation awards ilomif 10 MYS- Syylvester Ansenault. The prizes for the evening were donated by Mrs. Eugem Perry. Mrs. J.F. Gal- iam, ma Mrs. Reginald Eldershsw.

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KEIISINGTON RINK

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11 Junior North Shore League

Army vs. Spring Valley Kensington vs. Malpequo

First Game 7:30.Sharp

THURSDAY, FEB. 12 North Shore League

Spring Valley vs. R.C.A.F. Game 8:30 Sharp

SCHOOL SPORTS FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30

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in good locality. six-room house with SliIlp0l'('.Il. Equip- ped with all modern conven- icnces. Also garage. Apply-

BOX L. GUARDIAN Summerside

Wednesday-Thursday 7:16-0:18. the dancer and the drummer

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON

a street named "THE STRIP", starring Mickey leouey. Sally Forrest. with William Imnsrest, James Craig, Innis Annstronu and his orchestra.

Piusville and Vicinity I

Mr. "Joey Gausnt was a. business visitor to Summeraide .r . Messrs Sidney Rennie and Leigh MaeNeill were in Piusville on business on January 29th.

Mr. Joseph Perry of st. Louis was visiting in Piusviile on Janu- ary 29th.

Mr. and Mrs George Olark of Brooklyn spent Saturday January 31st in Summereid .

-Mrs. Nelson G. Gallant, Pius- ville, was visiting at her home in Duvar on Tuesday January 27th.

Mrs, Joseph S. Gallant has re- turned to her home in Piusville after receiving treatment in the Western Hospital, Alberton.

Mrs. Eugene Mccarihy left on Friday January 30th for Montregl, where she will spend the next few months.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin, Bloomfield Corner, were visiting in Piusville on Sunday January 27th at the home of Mr. Martin? sister, Mrs. Nelson Gallant.

Mr. Isadore Gallant of Halifax. N. S. spent a few days in Piusville recently visiting his brother Mr. John T. Gallant and Mrs. Gallant

Mi? and Mrs. Anthony Blanch- ard, Mr. and Mrs. Joey Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gallant. all of Piuaville, were recent vis- itors to Summers:-ie.

Mr. Leo Gallant, Piusville. mot- ored to Charlottetown recently ac- companied by Mr. Isadore Gallant who was returning to his home in Halifax.

Miss Anita Gallant, employed at the Western Hospital. Aliberwn, spent. Thursday January 29th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and Gary spent the January 31st week-end at the home of Mrs. OlBrien's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corooran.

A whiat party sponsored by the Piusviile School District on Thurs- day January 29th was largely at- tended. It was held in aid of the Gallant family from Richmond who met with such a great mis- fortune. The prizes were won by the following: ladies, first, Miss Delia Gallant; second. Mrs. Joseph Pineau Duvar; consolation. Miss Rite. Gallant, men's first prize, Mr. Anthony Blanchard, second. Mr. Anthony P. Gallant Duvar: consolation, Mr. Gilbert Gallant; The freeze-out was won by Mr George Gallant.

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M-G-5l's musical melodrama of f glamorous night club row on

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W. 'iFEBRUARY 11. -mi

ltd-h&faI0 has on him into smurdenous henchmen supply the violent QpIDdIv!iah::dtIIl'Qfoml hisvillainy. and witlnthe oomnmnlst life, along with the lives of s b su- Armies closing in on the last free tiiul American -vzirl and anehh city in China. i-h0 Soldier 0! lor- phsned ohinese boy, who is the tune learns s dramatic lesson in idoi's rightful owner. the relative value of ,money and A wily black msrkeiee: and his human life.

CAPITOL Summer-side

Tonight 7:15 - 9:15; Thursday 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

IN MIMOIIAM

HUGE AND IIANCIS MOAN

The relatives and many friends of Hugh Moan. aged I) years. and Francis Moon of Kinkocs Parish. In shocked and deeply grieved on learning of their untlineLv death which occurred at an early hour on Tuesday. Decembe mrd.

A fire starting upstairs. prunin- ably from a defective flue. had gained mob headway that rescu- ers were unable to reach them while IIVIDC.

Their parish priest was at once notified and Rev. Father Shea ad- ministered the last rites to them. Their remains were transferred to Mr. Mona.gban's funeral parlour and from there. their funeral was held and Requiem Miss said for their souls.

The pallbearers, life-long friends or the deceased. were Joseph Hughes, Aeneas Hughes. Emmett Trainer. Everett Mccarville. Alfred Kelly. and G. R. Moxenna.

Left to mourn and cherish the memory of loving brothers are three sisters (Ids) Mrs. Thomas Deanochee, saint John: Marslret and Minnie. Summer-side. Three brothers predeceased them. Mich- ael. Patrick. and John H.

May their souls rest in peace.

IE-LIJOTVALE SCHOOL

The following is the Eiliotvale school report for the month of January.

Grade X.-1. Earl Msgennia. Grade IX.-l. Barbara O'Donnell. Grade VIIJ.-1. Helen Magennis. Grade Vll.-i. Marie Gill; 2. Francis Msgennis.

Grads VI.-1. Gerard Gill; Clara Gill.

Grade V.--i. Margaret Gui; 1. Helen Gill.

Grade IV.-i. Rita Magennis; 2. Izileen Walsh: 3. George rower. Grade III.-1. Genevieve Car- michael: 2. Duncan Carmichael; 3.

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Leona Gill. Grade ll.-1. Joseph Gill. NEWS REEL Grade I. (Sr.)-1. Bernice Walsh and Michael Magennis; (Jr.J 1. Danny Carmichael. Highest average in Junior Grades: Today ....'.... 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15 Bernice Walsh and Michael Mag:-I Thursday ---------- " 721543115

ennis. 9'itt,. Highest average Senior grades, Marie Gill. 8396. Teacher-James Whalen.

"HONG KONG" AT CAPITOL. SUMIIERSIDI

-Paramount's "Hong Kong”. I topical drama laid in the war- torn China of today. will open to- day at the Capitol Theatre. Sum- morside. Filmed in colour by irecimicoior, this William Pine- William Thomas production stars Ronald Resgan and Rhonda Flem- ing, and introduces a sensational Chinese boy. four-year-old Danny hang.

With some of the footage actu- ally shot in Hong Kong. the fast- Daced drama uses the unique color of the orients most exciting city as backdrop for the story of an American adventurer roaming the East in search of a fast. and not necessarily honest, dollar. He al- most accomplishes this when he gets his hands on a priceless jew- elled idol. But in a short tine the

in Dining

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FEBRUARY is 1th to 23rd

"We offer the following merchandise of greatly reduced prices in order to make room for new Spring stock.

MEN'S & sovs' WEAR LADIES? WEAR

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