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The trophies are held for a year, . ® , é = waa ems] COATS AND SUITS Sg gift to winners. ; — oS NG , ingoduced the seater who was| THE LINES, <a — THE FABRICS,

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club rated seventh among the are soft and subtle as a Spring breeze 2% clubs in the district for the + tied MGeorge Greenough reported a| Two piece fitted suit with belted back; . 95

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arians os ae wee ue noe Heather Blue, Pink & Beige. All wool te merside on March 2% with 15| tweed. Size 11. members from Charlottetown 2 ee Wide selection of suits from 25.00 to 59.95

Ladies’ Night is scheduled for ¥ Wednesday, April 1, according to

sed the regret of the club on the passing of the wife of Past Dis-

Guests of Rotary were N. D. Hamilton, Galt, Ont., Morris, and Judge H. L. Palmer, local Governors Dominion Drama

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Joan, N.B., was a visiting Rotar-| Montroy. Size 12.

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new novices and their religious names are: Bertha ‘McCarthy, Morell, Sister Pat-

YoOuNG GIRLs, TOO, - NEED

Kathleen Walsh, Hope River, Sister Mary Kathleen; Maureen Ratchford, Halifax, N. S., Sister Mary John; Edna Walker, Johnstons River, Sister Mary Paula; Justina Pasha, Charlottetown, Sister Jean Fran- ces; Mary Connelly, Charlotte- town, Sister Stephen Maries Ann Moran, Charlottetown, Sis- ter Maria Pacelli; Gloria Peters, Bloomfield, Sister Theresa Ann; Teresa Poirier, Palmer Rd., The small girls who carried the habits to be blessed and who walked beside the - young ladies as they came into the chapel in their bridal attire were: Misses. Marion Smith, Carol Ann Smith, Susan Red- din, Dianne Campbell, Pauline Walker, Valerie LeClair, Paul- ine Murnaghan, Patricia Moran. Theresa: Ann ‘Peters and Anita Poirier.

ane se ee aan by the choir were those adapted to the | different parts of the mass, including the Gregorian Institute select- ions “‘We offer thee Oh Jesus” and with the “great \Angelic Course.”’ :

At the conclusion, His Ex cellency the . bishop _. offered words of -congratulations to the young women taking their first step in the way of complete dedication of their lives in reli- gion, and to their parents were participating in‘ their sac- rifice by giving thém up

spring styles.

and ,7-14 years.

A reception for friends was held. at Marian College.

Glen K. Johnston, Montague, RR. 4; James Kelly, 108 Dor- -. chester Street; John Lewis, St.

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SUMMERSIDE ALBERTON

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Coat with 3 button closing agd new tucked portrait collar; push up sleeves. Imported loop eloth; Aqua. Size 12 te 2.

Coat styled for comfort on straight lines. The new big collars have a world of flat- tery; ideal for the business girl. Black & White. All wool English Donegal by

Casual coat with new large . shawl collar; back has released pleats which fall softly from the curved yolk. Royal Imported French Suede. Styled in California. Size 10. ’

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SUMMER COTTON DRESSES

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Just arrived—a group of adorable styles tm flower garden colors of pink, blue, green, ivy, and yellow. Sizes 26X & 7-12 years.

SPRING HATS

For small girls and older sister. Smart styles in hats. Rollers- Bands, Pokes and many other Ribban-Velvet and flower trims. 23X-46X

GIRLS' TWEED COATS

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Smart tweeds for spring, single breasted with a loose gored back. High yoke effect back, slit pockets, neat collar. Button trim. Colors ¢ ~ Fawn and Blue, sizes 8-10-12 yéars.

Tweeds and plain materials with : PHONE 5593 || matching hale from 18.95 to 27.95.

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Born of an enchanting new feminine mood 4 suits hug you at the waist, coats have a carefree air with huge collars or collar at all. Fashions are above all —

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In pidhtic Calf and Morocco; choose your favorite from our splendid ,selec- tion of these new Easter bags; ‘ lined: zipper compartments; clutch or handle in all the leading colors. Fiesta Vogue.

Double woven nylon gloves in-sewn seams; shirred cuffs or pearl trim; shorties and longer lengths; easy to care for; Sizes 6-7’,

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Exclusive with R. T. Holman’s, lovely “Romance” seamless nylons; so sheer; ,made from the finest quality yarn — measured to-your® own personal length, Color, Blushtone. Sizes 9 to 11,

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You are molded into fabrics so soft that they catch the artful colorings of Spring in their

Our clothes look expensive — they feel ex- | - pensive — they’re expensive in every way except for the price] *

The new Cobana Print Blouse

must with your new suit; sleeves may

be full length, three quarter or. Variety of styles, eolors. Sizezs 16.

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Holman’s are pleased to be participants in the spring fashion

show “Fashionably