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‘blftllp rive of nlatij; n tall Vt" ‘ lamtncr in the chills Ol $31-$12»?

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FATHER’ S DAY

JUNE 15th

The Top Gift For Dad Is a HAT!

A new Hot for DAD brings new pri de and pleasure to the whole family.

You surprise "HlM" with a sparkling gift package-a miniature hat and a beautiful gift certificate-He surprises "You" when he comes back from Moore 81 McLeod Ltd. with a new hat that's tops for style and comfort. That's the big- gest thrill for DAD-gctting the right hut-"shadcd" right tor his complexion- "shopcd" right for his face-"stylcd" right for his spaciol personality—DAD always did go for a successful appearance-and he'll go for the hats shown at MOORE 8. McLEOD LTD. '

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He. lived ttll his life in the 111B‘?- by town cf Cntttttrtf; Jﬁfd" m‘ ttltty bunks of the Habttant Ryeé.

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11.115. In his letters. he still Cﬂﬁt F1 0°?" talgit- ryh back to the do.“ W11?"

“in Nova Scetla the shoes were

KENTVILLE. N..S.. Jttne l2 — tom _ William Rand. BS-year-aldl retired land surveym and mo-t ar- ticulate of the rrtnaltting anti-curt- Iederatlottistﬁ. died in hospital here; last. night. l

He was known in Nova '>)'\l'j:l~‘77l newspaper readers for his fiery at-l tacks on confederation in lrtet-s to the editor and for his tamgzaigrt lo release hLs native province from what he called "Canadian hrigttnd- age." l

His most lrtquentlpuscrl pvt-arc; was: "Where in ltlstnry d.t'. u mar» ltlme people submit iu the tom-l ininn of an inland ltcrds."

One of the stories liulrl abttttl Rand -— although never cottflrrn dl by himself —- was that r..- naletfl the flag at trail-mast on llls bwrnl on the dinm0nd jubilee n; ctrl d- oration itt 1927.

Holding himself erect dtsptfe his‘

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am. a fatttilinr ltctt e in. . \0Vlt S etizl t".vtt:~ writ-Tl‘ he mean rpﬁitllfl itt l‘ o»: of the I-‘retr .‘\i:trtt'mv Luwgtt" tttttotl

he descrihcd as ztn untt-rgt-rltttxzl movement "that intends to malt" itself heard."

Whether this number sltztrttt; l‘ belief that Nora Sc mitt um lrl" into confederation was 1tj|'l'(‘.‘ihLl‘ 0r negligible. no one was ("rev at. to say with rtuﬂtrlrityz but he claimed that "cm quarter of ttc population of Noun Scrtll‘ ljrlirll- ed to thr‘ Ltntttir,

Until hi5 TCCFXTlC iflnc“ lt~ Xil‘. trpry and ﬂCliVP Ltttl mvtltztgrql i" peck out his lﬁlllbfl, t.» the mt‘...- on hll own typewriter.

frtttgrci twlllt EFJVYBTCB- m‘? ""5 °5 the caulking tcol never ceased and bur ships were in BWfy 117415503 port of th world. officer-rd P-hd milYlTlCd by Nova Scottans.’

cnrzvairlriotigrftvrrt; "runrss worm trvro STREAMLINING PROGRAM

If housework made women beau- lfttl. ‘rt. wouldn't be considered {nth drudgery’. Well. I have found n model hcust-wlfe who has work- ctl out a special technique that turns housework into figure-con- trolling exercise and lightens the ltntisexvork to hoot. says Ida Jean Kain.

I-ler figure Ls proof of the beauty nt‘ her beauty program. Our in- genious homemaker weighs 12"! nicely distributed pounds; bust. 36 inches. waist 26 1-2 inches, and hips 36 1-2 inches. Those are mod- el tnvasttrcntents. She is 5 feet 6

int-hes tall. She has two tech-REC

ttltiltlrsn. Here's the rotttinrz that

‘its-ens her fl-gttrc perfect:

"Wheat l run the vttcttttm trlcanv

.r~r. l remit out with lt and st

iltt- ‘Hlliﬁ’ iimr- pttll up unrl in with lll_\"5l0nl3<‘lt muscles. It took a hit of Prat-lire to rlo ll. that was‘. but now it's n, habit. And when I hang

‘lip clothes. I reach up for the

hm. hut concentrate the tip-stretch Ihrottrtlt the mlddle to prevent ihirkcnittz here. And oddly cn~ ctttzh. I linrl the ttp-strctclt invig- orating’ which makes ltanizing

; tinilm’. less tiring and less monolo-

Il U5.

llere’s Speedy Belief For

Aching,

‘Emerald Oil Must Give

Burning Feet

Complete Satisfaction

or Money Cheerfully Refunded.

Get a two-ottnee bottle of Moon's Emerald Oll (lull strength) today. Every well-stock-l ed drug store has this, with the distinct understanding that your; money will be cheerlully return-t ed if ft does not. give you lull nntlj‘ complete satisfaction. t

Two or three applications of. Home‘! Ines-old Oll and fnl double-quick time the aching? soreness starts to go. t .. And u for Soft. Corns, a fewl

applications each night lor l few tilghts~lind out for yourself just haw Koatl it ls.

No matter how discouraged you have been, ll you have not tried hmr-mld Oil then you have some- thing to learn. Thousands of bottles are sold annually for many distressing skin troubles. '

Hughes Drug Co. Ltd. The Jen- kins Pharmacy. and every good drutzglst sells Emerald Oll. Saths- l faction guaranteed or money back.

. . . 850-1250 5.50-8.00

mien; Day" and looking forward

ACHIEVEMENT DAY AT DARN- LEY

'I‘he Darnley 8M5 "W398 club held their second Achievement. Dal! in Darnley Hall Wednsetlay Mel’ 28th. Miss Maly G. MacDonald supervisor of Women's Inttitute ‘was present and commended the lead- ers, Mrs. Ray Crozler and M75- Emmn Brennan and the class o! thirteen girl; for their line display Qt heat sewing clone by the c1"! (lUTlng the u-in-ter months. While the judging of the sewing was being done the class was asked by 1W8! Macdonald to each make a temple of s worked buttmthole. A pme was offered to the girl making (h! best buttonhole. Anna Hickey Junlor girl wittning the prize. Miss Mac- donald presented each girl Wth R certificate for secctnd year sewzri; also stated she found the elwtnﬂ all nicely done the score being vefY close the winner only having a WW points more than the rest of the class. The class consists o! five lit- termediale girls, art-J eight dumor girls. The lollotvlng girls wmnlng prizes. 1st Intmmedlate. Mar)‘ Cousins. 2nd Intermediate, Edith rnttslns; 1st, Junior. Evelyn Croltil‘ wzttd. Jttniqt" Margaret Crczler. 3rd Junior lrenc Mountain. The dens- tottstrtttlou Rlvfh 71X ""91"- club Qlrl lprovcd very ihtercstirlﬂ- Etch fZlTl twas asked to dzntcnstratc on s me lpﬂfl of first. <11 scrond Scar “"011! llllvsr- vrerc (‘lrtr juﬂlﬂfd and 1111/95 lgiyp" as [Qllﬁﬂlhl lst Intetm dlate, J/ttjcirc (Jrozitr. 21nd Intermediate, .l\lar_v Cousins 1st. J nlor Irene ‘Mountain. 2nd Jun . EV! Y" Crozler. 3rd Junior Claire Breﬂnﬂ" The haulers. Mrs. Crozier and M1‘!- Brennan wm-e asked to tome W ‘rlrttfornt and t‘ nicely worded nd- dross read by Miriam Hickey and 1 llovely all. presented to each by ‘Mary Cou=lns from the club. T00 leaders although tokm "f-TTTIDWW-Y 'b_v surprise slncrrely thanked thO rztrls m.- i-lletr kind gesture at t-hl! ,limc. r0 the winners. conaretﬂlﬂt- ‘loin. tn those who came lo near t0 Avlrtnlltg congratulation; and m1! {the ecwittg knowledge W11 "l" lacqulrrd in the palsl. two rear-s be very helpful to you ln the W!" ahead. A tlalnty lunch-was thtfl served to all these present. After which all returned to shill’ b01110! vrell satisfied with their "Achieve-

to a successful third sewing year ahead.

FOR BETTER BUCKWIIIAT

Buckwheat shatters 101' in cut- ting 1f the binder _ is operated

when the crop fa wet with dew.

Naturally we realize that you think he's the

0n F athefs Dav JUNE 15th with Gifts He’ll Really Enjoy

greatest guy you know -— and we fully understand

why you particularly want to please him and that's

why we suggest you come to Moore & McLeod’:

men’s store — which in all probability is his favorite

store —- to get your gift for a particular Pop.

TIES....

Ties in patterns and colours "he'll

really" like-hand made-plenty of'

patterns, conservative or bold—

$1.00 - $3.00

He'll thank you kindly for a new

SILK ROBE}.

Don't let him fool you . . . he'd love to lounge in a smart silk robe instead of the Sweater and Slacks he swears by . . . the patterns and colours are clear and smart. PRICED FROM-

$7.50 t0 $25.00

Sport Shirtsm.

You'll put life in his Shirt wardrobe with these-and he'll like it Sport Shirts in plain or fancy patterns-and in such smart col- aurs-light blues, yellow, tans-

PRIGED $1.75 Polo Shirtsm.

He can uu several of time for tennis

Iago-Plain White or Stripes.

GREY

‘ FLANNELS Tropical Woréteds

He'll be well dressed and com- fortably cool In a pair of these summer weight trousers-get "HIM" a pair-he'll appreciate It and-if you don't strike the right size they an exchange- able.

strso to $12.50

l-AURENTEX TROPlCALS-

$9.00

f ~How’s His Sox

Put his feet in o pair of these conser-

slsu vatively smart "Gib-Lilla UniMI

and Wool!»

75c - $2.75

-—golf—or around the eotj . '

ye. M¥LEOD

QIARLOTTETOWN