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THE CHARLMTETOWN GU

Clearing at, each

2 Daz. CHILDREN'S SWEATERS- Clearing at, each

1 Dos. LADIES’ SKIRTS, at

2 Doz. CHILDREN'S SNOW-SUITS, 3-6-

(Very Specioll-ot .- 55-00

All lost season's Printed Silk and Crepe DRESSES, clearing at bargain prices.

Children's and Misses' HATS and PARKAS

Clearing At 50c

2 Doz. CHILDREN'S SKIRTS, at l-Z Doz. BOYS‘ JACKETS, clearing at I Doz. BOYS‘ ZIPPER JACKETS, at . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.00

SURPRISE PIIDIIASES

DLEARAIIDE SALE

(srrsii STIlIlIi-TAIIIIDI .

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

3 Doz. CHILDREN'S DRESSES (7-14

)_.

..... $I.00 and $2.00

$1.00 $1.00 50c $1.00

Mme-v

FOR $1.00

Consisting of INFANTS‘ and CHIL- DREN'S WEAR Values that will amaze you DON'T FAIL TO GET ONE OF THESE~

SIXTY roasts CRUSADING m MANITOBA ruse-lose

1n 1583 the year that Winniiwft

ly l-Iall was built, Mrs. Letitia Youmsns of Plcton, Ontario. come to Manitoba 10 Orllﬂﬂlle U10 Women's Christian Temperance Un- lo

present Cl

rl.

Frances Willard had ia world- wide outlook and in her Constitu- tion had a lulace for all classes, young and old (she herself was a young woman who had made a study of human interests), ricll and pow, black 5nd white (right here, a fine negro Union carried on for years), red and yellow (Indian girls were reached and some Japanese and Chinese were members in our province). There was a place to develop and make use of any W!" of talent -~sil were needed and welcomed. A little white ribbon bow was the badge. the motto-m edu- cate, agitate and legislate, for Christian citizenship, The Golden Rule, and Franchise for Women. Those were some of the studios: Woman's Rights to property home. labor an honorable thing with propel‘ hours o-l’ work, child labor protection, good health laws and education for a.ll, the right for women to vote used as a means towards good citizenship. Through the study of Parliamentary proced-

T11

SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY Write for Particulars

h: min‘ st, Dlwotalo ma.

tha wishes of the malority M the electors. When they see that ihl Government rested the laws o! the land as a "scrap of paper" and set rich in doing so. small wondss that some of the people think they can follow suit and throw tho laws to the discard l! they interfere with a "good time."

However, there are some laws which the Government cannot break with impunity. If they at- temipt to flout such a law, it will "grind them to powder." For in- stance, there is the law of the har- vest: "whatsoever a man sowetll, that shall he also reap" They cannot escape that. Some other laws and precepts which ara as changclesa and immutable as eter- nity itself are the following: "The wagns of sin is death." "Look not thou upon the wlne when it is rod at the last it biteth like a ser- pent and stlngeth like an adder." “Woe unto him that glveth his" neighbour drink"; "He that soweth to the flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption".

The people who “needlessly break laws should pause and take a thought; for “God is no respecter of persons’; His laws ere clear and

THE MISSES

I59 Queen Sf.

IIDLMES 8r B

EY

Phone 92

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uro s, way was foundto reach to-

wards these “out the punishment of transgression i;

What was accomplished bv the Sure‘ “Edith slam" W. C. T. U. that always affiliated and cooperated with other Chris- tlan citizen endeavours? ' A home was established where

girls coming to the city might

SEALED WINDOWS Tendency of some people to close windows tightly against the winter

elements is frowned upon terwa. Health authorities there point

or rooms. and adequate ventilation» is advised.

LATHS

FOR SALE

FISIIERMEII

ORDER YOURS NOW E. F. GOFF R.R. 1, CARDIGAN

IN m: MARITIM

IIALIFAX IIEW GLASGOW

U45 p.n'|. Lv. Char- lottetown

New Hal-

$5.00 one way to Glasgow 89.60 one may to Halifax. Phil Tu I O I leashes-ii losers Agency, Phone 540 Airport Phone 200i - use

MARITIME CENTRAL

New

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AIRWAYS

Progressive Conservative CONVENTION

I Of the ril-th District of King's to nominate 2 candidates far the next General Provincial Election will be held in Mur- FCY River Hall, Murray River, of 2 P. M. on Tuesday, Febru- ory lltlr, 1947. Each Poll to be represented by 5 delegates.

JOHN J. DECK, ETHAN STEWART,

at 0t-

out tihat one can. save fuel at the expenae of health. Frequent airing

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Convener:

BEWARE

You'll Die Laughing When you see

The Bowery Boys In "LllIE WIRES‘

ot

MacDonald Bras.- THEATRE MT. STEWART Sat., Feb. lst, 8 P.M.

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OF SALE DY TENDER

I offer for sala by ten- der my blacksmith shop and equipment at Mon- tague. Tenders will be re- ceived until Fabruary 15th, I947. '

J. R. BREHAUT Montague

Box 291, P. E. I.

TO IN MONTAGUE

Offices formerly accu- pied by the let's Dr. C. B. Green. dentist.

These offices are heat- ed with water supply. Applyz- -

H. J. MAION, Montague

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|board and have a suitable environ-

ment, which was later sold. Traveller's Aid work established

at railway stations, supported the

--The many friends of Mr, Bruce MacLeod, are pleased to see him about again having been confined to his home for sometime through

Home of the Frtendless, visited mug“,

hospitlaa and jails. helped the

needy systematically and quietly Mil Eva-en P t h ‘FWWPI’ Aid DWJU- IMP“ "W past weekend in Eiyﬂjllgllllgiglellitgllleai

I-Ium-a-rle Society, and placed some‘ drinking fountains in Winnipeg streets, got unfermented wlne ac- cepted in most Protestant Churches for Sacrament. started the first Bible Vacation Schools In Winni-

ﬂ! lie!‘ dﬂllzhter and son-ln-law Mn. and Mrs. Henry Meek.

Mrs. Wilfred Taylor, returned last week from Charlottetown when she was attending meetings of the

peg, placed Temperance lessons In RM omsL the International Sunday School leaflets and good books ill the li- M11 Prawn Kennedy l‘ m

brarles, also s. Literature Dcposi- muyatmmm my, week lnendmg tory for temperance study in Mani- m, ‘M5 P . toba, put temperance text books 1n w ' relbyuﬂai meeﬂngi the public schools and a scientific R _ D E N l _ chapter In C. G. I. T. and C5.E.T, (ex-deg. frbm 'C,,::1.',,,i;i°u:,nn“iw,y,::e Year Books for young church work- he “.35 unending lmetmga o! the us, helped organize the Local Coun- D05 and “new cil of Women, started a Loyal Tem- perance Legion (Band of Hope) Am m u ~ _ after a few years the Winnipeg n,,,z§§‘§wne°‘§,e§d§§:’“§hl£' 13:2,‘ School Board allowed thcse L.T.L. were ML End Mm Joseph Dunning cl-asses to he conducted from 4 to “Aver Riven Mr and Mrs Dame‘, 5 o'clock in the schools. thus the 5 Dunning and ML F Dum best contact for temperance teach- “ma, Ken5h',uun_ ' ‘ ing in public schools in. any part ' of the world was established. T Sixty years of organized effort mdlfhfgmdl.imfgiitollolaliéaglauii: cannot be told in a few words. The has been cmﬂned ‘o his home for W. C. T. U. has a large place in me pas, two Weeks ‘hrough m_ Manitoba, among groups of earnest n,“ . Christi-an women who made wonl- en responsible voting citizens and M‘. “d M“ Con“ Bun w" helped frame laws of social reform - '__ ' e and security of the home. M“ and vim“! m cil-Mon‘ The Crusade begun in Manitoba sixty years ago under Frances Wll- 51:12? Iertillliybimagxlgfi otfQMlgsl-Oiliallltﬁell’ “m ‘ml 3°“ °“' obgrndltiqrs is somewhat improved. s. Sims who is well krlowrl hero» RESPECT FOB. LAW AND Oil-DIR- mmnr t ‘coke sometime ago The question has frequently been fig, ‘m, izvelrmgixe‘: in n“ asked why it is that the Brittsh ‘ ' people are so law-abiding and have - . . such a respect for law and order. O,M,§Q',QE6,,D.'H,Y,I,‘I§Z“‘ 1E5 a vim- while with the Americans nnd Ca- y ' nadlans laws are like pie-crust, made tb be broken. The explana- angling! Figferriiynt“ tlon given is that in Great Britain m“ arrived h°m'.Thwm. there are certain penalties prescrib- ,0 amend the funeral g ‘him, ed for every infraction of law, not "m" Mr Jam" Pun," too severe for minor offenses, but ' ' . ' adequate to the case and that for every offense, punishment follows, 51$ “ﬁjﬁmzzmfa ﬁmiinergen; swiftly and surely. her uncle M‘. Jam" P‘ w, ° That is the point-punishment is ' y“ ' sure l” mum”: ‘iel/“y “Pnsgressmﬂ Mr and Mrs William Brande

e l’ It t f - :.::.Y-?=..:.1:.:. crass“ :3“; c,» ",*;;'°*1,;°

gressor knows that, end pauses to,

consider before ‘ho commits the __ NOTICE

transgression. He respects the law, Just arrived, one Rents-ow Range. vrlslto enamel. Also

In America. an the contrary and in Canada almost as much so. tile complete lino of Separators, all aisea.

lows are ﬁequently looked on with

contempt. Wealthy criminals, even

murderers, engage clever lawyers, _ HERBERT BUCHANAN

Ronfrevv Dealer a

PIEDIBICTON. P.I.l.

and often "got awe-y with it."

In Prince Edward Island we go o. "ti! further. The Government vio- lates the traditions of democracy in passing amendments contrary to

EAST WARD IIDTERS

VOTE FOR

a veteran cf World Wor I with two sons In World War ll e business rhon with business knowledge. e councillor with 9 years experience.

o finance chairmen who helped make Summerside fin- ance the best in the Maritimes.

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PULIIIRUM FREE

Owned ly LLOYD IURNS and IVAN DAWSON

First gerwaflon R. O. P. sired New Ifarnpshiras. We

_ ere now beolllng orvlars for 1947. First hatch off Feb. 25th. . Welllly hetehaa thereafter. All eiiielrs hatched froin eggs owners ‘premises. $16.00 per hundred. Ad- to ledaqite Chlels Hatchery, Central ledeeue,

WHO STANDS FOR

lowest possible foxes lower electric light rates when possible

reduction of the fawn debt thus saving interest charges. town improvement.

development of ell Words particularly the East Ward. efficient town end electric light management.

I orn endeeyourrng _te see as many voters as possible, but pressure of business will prevent nib frerrr seeing everyone. Your vote’ is therefore solicited and would be very mach ap- preciated. ' t '

It. it. Molllaoss

' ALBEIITIII .

It; l. Handler nae Idle as a short holiday to Montreal bu plane.

Miss Ma-rsaret Hardy. urn-so in training at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital ls spendina her vac- ation at her borne.

m. and Mrs. Haldean Ramsay Saiekvllle, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Russell Matthews also, Mr. ll‘. ,0. Runway. Montzoss.

The many friends of Mrs. Berb- ert Clo-it are pleased to lees-n she ia improving rapidly in tho-Vict- oria General Hospital. Halifax. M‘. Clark is leaving shortly fos- Halifax and will aocolnvany his wife home-

Mrs. Herbert Champion and daughter M11. J. W. Phillips, BNMY. Cape Breton are Onhying guests of Mrs. champion‘; sister. The Alberton Resale have Won two games of hockey against the 0‘Leary Marcos-ls and lost one game The last score was 4-2 in favour cf the Regals.

The Young Peoples Union of the United Church met Monday night in the Ohwch hall, Mrs. Ilrio Cor- bett is president of the society.

Mrs, Blakeley, Halifax ls enjoy- ing a visit with her daughter, Mrs. News and lhe Reverend Joseph Nowe at the Rectory.

Mrs. H. .1. Lsrkin who is visit- ing Boston vicinity is enjoying a few days, the guest of Mrs. A. E. Fcrsyihe, formerly of Alberton.

Mr. Vernon England. paid a short visit to St. John. NB,

The Alberion Regals won a vict- CTy over the Tignlsh Royals Wed- nesday evening. Score 5-3.

Mrs. Wm. Swlndell and Mrs. James Keefe entertained Wednes-

at. n nicely appointed bridge. Four tables were in play and the prizes were happily carried away by Miss Edith Bernard and Mrs. E Cloyv. A most delicious lunch was served by the hostesses. The out-of-tcrwn guests were, Mrs. Upton Seaman and Mrs. Tanton. Oleasy and Miss Edith Bernard, Tiinlsh.

FRENCI-I—II.IVEII. AND VICINITY -<Due to the icy condition of the roads, Mr. Emerson Delaney well-known blacksmith, g kept very busy in his forge.

Friends of Mr. James Pldgeon are pleased to see him homo again after his recent operation in the Prince County Hospital.

Mr. Waldron Duggan was a re-

Mr. George Ferguson. had the mis- fortune of both falling on lce,_ Mrs. Paynter received injuries to her arm. while Mr. Ferguson is re- covering from severe shock.

Mr. 1-larold MacLeod has accepied

Electors

Center Ward

Having been namin

Sewage Commissioner for the

day, February 4th.

that time gained a thorough the work that is involved as

required for this position es technical nature.

town.

on February 4th.

‘iﬁ

three weeks visit in Toronto, the -

day evening at the former’; home I

cent visitor to Charlottetown.

l What misht have been n serious- aocidernt occurred while Mrs. Cilarles Paynter on visiting a neighbor and being escorted by

the Center Ward, I take this opportunity of soliciting your support on tlia 4th February.

If elected I will work In the but inter- ests of the Center Ward, and the Town in gen-

‘ELEDTIDII DARD

I have decided to egein offer my services as Water end

nominated to contest that office on election day, Tues- I pnvlously hsld this office for twelve years aed in

Elected I shall give ‘the some conscientious service that I gave in the post and will et all times strive for the better- ment ef the town end Its eltlssns.

There is e considerable ernount of technical llnowlodge I feel that rny training and experience

heve given ma‘ special qualifications which are of value In this position and If elected these vrlll be

I shall endeavor‘ to contact es many people as ‘possible but it vrill be absolutely impossible to see all of thorn before Election Day so I teilo this opportunity to solicit your vets

A George my

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ecu/sinus _ SERVICE! Good Yalues! Pleasant Shopping!’

/ GUARANTEED SATISFACTION I SINCE I857

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To The West Ward Electors

WHAT A’ VOTE FOR MacQUARRIE MEANS . . . .

If I am elected to represent you on the Town Council I will have an Advisory Committee of 3 to 5 members from the Wllrd to confer"

with before each monthly Council meeting. HERE ARE A FEW 0F THE THINGS I STAND FOR:- 1. A proper Town Dumrp, Incinerator and Garbage Collection.

. 2. Proper sidewalks on all streets of West Ward.

, 3. More paved streets and where not possible at. present, good ‘ gravel streets.

, - 4. Reduced Electric Rates.

5 A good and efficient Police Force, with proper enforcement of i , all laws and special attention to traffic laws.

. 6. Water and Sewerage for all homes on a time payment basis if necessary.

S. Better wages for the laboring man.

And any other improvements that may come up.

Your Ballot for illacQuarriii

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a. position in Summerside and his

‘fricntk wish him every success in i i

his new adventure. ,, F b 4

AFRICAN omens 'v e y , .___,__..-.

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Summersille

ated as a candidotﬂfer

"ro m": voms or THE TOWN OF SUMMERSIDE

If your intentions are to improve the situations In your homes In regards to Water and Sewerage, your

only hope is to elect the man who will try his best~ and fight until the and for better service. .

Dan Perry

IITE WARD ELEDTIDII DARD

Town of Surnnlerslde and have

Ward, I have again consented tcnominate as a mndidotc

February 4th. ~ _ Having lived in Centre Word practically all rny life it rs only natural that rny interests are those of the residents of this Ward. l

I urn indeed happy ta have been your representative on

knowledge of its duties and a" Water Commissioner. If

I magnagalil be favored to re resent you. rnrperairls’: position t oy is the envy of many muni-

fho sveril is almost ell of e "on h

ilob n. tins» I a ~. m l‘ . As time is limited it will be impossible to eallen all the

electors. support _

the forthcoming civic election. If ra-aleetel I will as In the

t. serve the reuldents of

progressive end enterprising eIpel management.

vino.

unlmertlde end sound .rnuni-

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- OMMOSMMWQ 4‘? "

At the request of a large number of citizens cf Centre y

for Councillor in the civic election to be held Tuesday, ‘

the Town Council during the past eight years and only he?! ~

cipelitias across Canada and it is with e feeling of satisfac- t . have been o nlarnber of various town, councils that i have helped to piece Surnnsarsida on such a sound financial _

personally, sol telle this opportunity to iglleit your i a _v .

Centre Ward te the but of II e Ility and strive for onion

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