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Our styled for Easter Suits have a ﬂair for giving you that prettiest and best dress- ed girl look. We've styles galore We've your favorite color Your size

Your pricc—

evening (lresses— $19.75 to $39.50

Visit the. Greemlai Ladies‘ Wear and see.!or yourself.

Ilse our Lay-Away Plan- a deposit will holdany gar ment.

The GREENDAL Co.‘ Ltd.

LADIES’ WEAR 99 Queen Street

lrick‘s _ploy. "Aunt Tillie Goes to =TOWn.' presented by the Indian [River Players in the Kenslngton iaall on Friday and Saturday ‘. nights. Arman‘? The many friends oi Miss Norma ‘ Wcodside are glad to see her out iagain after her recent attack of

Miss Dorothy Townsend teacher} cmckempox‘

In New Annan was a week-end vis- ; V”

. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner "‘°' W her h°m° m__Sherbr°°k°‘ ‘and family were visitors to Pownal

d . Mr. Don Schurmon, New Annnn,§ ﬁning’;.Sayp§:‘:ngfr°Mﬁ_E‘°5:):f

made a business trip to Summer-i ride on Tuesday. f Fred Hooper‘

New Ainnun and Vicinity

Mr. Allie .VlrNeill. New made a husiness trip to Kensington on Thursday.

My-_ L10” Mcponam, summer- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardiner side. has been visiting at the home.haV€ returned to Lot 16 Her of his parents-in-law. Mr. and Spendlnﬂ the White! months in Mrs, John Wood, Traveller's Rest..N¢W Anna“ and Kenslnsion. Mr. - [Gardiner staying at the home of Miss Sylvia Rayner and Musghis daughter and son-in-law Mr. Doris Waite were week-end guests; and .\lrs. 13. F. Plllman. while Mrs. at the home or .\ir. and Mrs. Del-IGardiner was ronvalesclng after a bert Rayner. irecrnt attack of pneumonls at the Z..- home or Mr. and Mrs. John Cot- 'I‘he many irlemls of Mrs. Lewis! ton. This grand old couple have Moose, New Annan are glad to seer been m81'1‘|t’d some se\'9n1Y' years. her om, again after her recent, op- and their many friends wish them .-ration in the Prince county i-los- many more years of wedded buss. pital. ——~—T—

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A large number of people this district attended the st. Pat- duclniz country.

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Miss Bettie Barwise. school

to teacher at West Point was a week-

end guest of her parents Mr. and

_ ‘ Mrs. Lloyd Barwise.

Special for the liaster . dance. New extremely smart Bobby and Helen Bartel were

- i pleasant

world‘: froml richest gold and diamond pru-

West Cope oI_I_d_ Vicinity

Miss Bettie Lock was the week- end guest of Miss Jennie Frlnell, Springﬁeld West.

Mrs. John Bar-wise is visiting in Springfield West and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Mares- head.

Mr. Milford Ellis, West Cape was a visitor to Summerside re- cently. He was accompanied by

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Mr. Clayton Mat.-Lennon.

Messrs Coleson, Earnest and An- drew Wood of Green Hill were the guests of Mr. Clayton Macbennan on Thursday evening.

;visitors to summerside on Tuesday

0 $1.00

and while there they visited their Father Mr. William Bartel who is - a patient in the Hospital there.

i V Mr, Allan Matthews was I vi5lt- .

or to Green Hill recently. He is ‘

having a very pleasant vacation ~ visiting friends in O'Leary and vic- ‘inity before reeturning to take up ‘ duties in the Bank in Toronto. I, Miss Rita liiai-Lennan who has 1 just returned from Montreal where ‘ she was employed «in a lawyers of- iiice there is visiting in Summer- iside the guest of her cousin Mrs. ‘Esther Penslault and a number or friends there.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rix are very sorry to know that their son is 3 patient in the Prince county Hospital in Summerside and hope he will soon be able to

dreturn home fully restored to his iusual good health.

1 Hooking mats and quilting is the : order at the day by the Ladies of ,thls vicinity on Tuesday afternoon a number of the West Cape Instit- ute met at the home 0! Mrs. John and Mrs. Lloyd Barwise to quilt. . The quilt was finished and a very afternoon was spent. .A tasty lunch was served by the } hostess and two of the membfl‘-'n

Rev. and Mrs Blair Colburn and young son of Springfield west were i passengers on the boat crossing

from Borden to Cape Torment ne IN. E, on Monday. They were on 1 their way by car to Sacicvil‘e. N. B. ‘where Mrs. Colburn wil be the [guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. !Archibald. Rev. Colburn returned lback home the following day to fr resume his duties. Mrs colburn will iremaln some time with her parentr in Sackville.

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Alberton and Vicinity

Mr. Leo Corroran was s busi- ness visitor to Alberton a couple of days the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. omh McEvI'en

left on Monday by motor for Hali- iax, N. s., Their three children. Roger, Janet and Susan are stay- ing with their grnndparens. Mr and Mrs, Earl Johnston. Fortune during their parents week's stay in N. S,

.\ir. and Mrs. Bud Clarke. Mr William Bartle, Mrs. Al‘au Harvey and son, Allen, Jr., Miss Verna Bartle and Mr. l-leber Hardy mo‘o'- ed to Charlutfeionn on Monday Mr. Bertie remainzd in Char lottetown where he will undergo treatment in the Prince Eriwirr‘ Island Hospital.

A mee‘lng was held on Friday march 24. in the Alberton Soul‘ School to organize 3. Women‘ Institute in Alberton south schoo’ district. Oiiicers elec ed were a’ folllows: President —— Mrs. Cecil Hutt. Vice-President Mrs James Gallant. Sesretary -— Mrs Maurice Perry. Jr. Treasurer — Mrs. Merrill Matthews. tirectors — Mrs. Ainsley Hutt. Mrs. Maurice ' Perry, Jr. Mrs. Brydon Smith I Auditors —— Mrs l..eMont l-l“tt and Mrs. Herold Skerry The next meeting is scheduled tor April 4. at the home of Mrs. Brydon Smith . A lunch and entertainment com- mittee were appointed. Eizht members signed the implication form and institute Books were dis- ]tributed. Mrs. M. Kinch moved the ‘-adjournment; of the meeting.

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Smart new styles and shades shown in dressy lm rted gabsrdlnes or tweeds, line- by expert tailors and gnsrsn

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Beatty Model 16A Electric Washer .. . . .

spmno SALE OF WASHER

_ BOTH STORES ONE WEEK ONL

Saturday, April 8th to Saturday, April 15th

This is the time to buy a new Washing Machine because for this ONE WEEK ONLY llol1nnn’s is featuring the wonderful Beetty Electric and Gas Engine Washers as well as several other makes of machines at ONLY $1.00 If you buy a New Washing Machine this week you get a $9.50 Laundry Kit with it for FREE. . . . Better come in todsy—the Special is on from Saturday, April 8th till Saturday, April 15th ONLY!

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Other Bentty Electric Washers . 169.50 - 179.50 Beatty Gas Engine Washer 209.50

0ilier Famous Washers Included This Sale

Climnx Electric Washer 110.00 Gilson Electric Washer 119.50 Simplicity Electric Washer 129.50 General Electric Washer 189.50 General Electric Washer........................ 149.50, ClimsxGasEnglnoWosher......................149.50 Simplicity Gas Engine Washer 180.50 General ElectrlcGesEngineWuher 205.00

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Mr. Patrick Hogan. Christopher’: Cross spent several days in Albert- on. the guest at his son Howe-.d and Mrs. Hogan

Mrs. Patrick Poirler. at. Felix, her recovered troin her recent ill- ness. and is again tnloyinc her usual lood health.

Friends oi IlI'.’0l'IIorY Molnnll. Anglo-Tlsnih will be pinned to know he launching rapid recovery

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Mn. Joseph welsh. telephone operator at '!'l:r.lsh is at present s patient in western Hospital. Ai- bemn, and her many friends no wishing tor her A speedy recovery. During her chance the Telephone oltioeisinchotnotmln Iris Msononsld.

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couple, whose cheerful and happy manner must account for such I long lilo. Both are very active and enioy life. they have countless friends both young and old, who duniitsprlvilege to spend on ev- ening by their friendly fire side when a hearty welcome is always extended. lest wishes are oiiered to Mr. Ind Mrs. Ohsiuon, by their friends for many more anniversar- ieI.°end my God neat them bien- irdl ct llcnlﬁi and happiness to enjoy many more yours with their WV“ Oh“. i

‘Mr. Walter 3717:: no: returned to no home in Christopher’: cross

after I month spent _in Western ﬂodpitnl, Aiberton. where he was treated 'or burns. Kr. I-ler;:er's friends will be pleased to know he has almost fully recovered and will be able in be about very soon.

The least of st. Patrick was cele- brated in the usual manner at Tig-

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BA1N'rJOlIN.N.B.—-(OP) .. A new way to control some John's nlsoon problem. an iuuemd to city council uy tht‘Anl1nel Ru. cue tune. it proposed building a pigeon sanctuary for the birds to ll" in--and than destroying tam ;'u9:’ W9 01 0'01’! four in the sanc-

HALIIAX -— (Q) —'I‘Io tori otcoelmsdoeiotolnoiuwhenll went into the collar of Ills: B. W. A. Almon’s house--but it Inn: on! much more silently. Min: told police the out one hluht one the till