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Hampton W.M.S. met at the : , _— home of Mrs. Villet on ’ : oe hae SHOP and SAVE at EATON'S ft. ~| Eimer" Inman had charge of the. ee: sigma Ca eaiearntinnennn : - i Mrs. Joha Rog- a . assisted Mrs. Inman with | Cte ~ i ‘ a ’ Prayers were * ‘ . Gordon Vitlett, a eee ee ONG eee ¥ } ; After the singing of a7, ! i The-Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, July 24, 1959. 7) , ‘Sic tiay emilled “Teiking A No Phone Or Mail t ' : ; Gre. See Ot 56 See 2s On ‘At2 P.M. ae if Tips For Your Too sies Mrs. Albert Bert, and Mes. Orders On These : ‘aca Will Be OF Hel cen Dest ee = oe wae, |These Will Be Of Help “he preadent Mia arte me fm SPOCHels | 7 ™ The Glasss -Slipper Test ‘was; late the cornits ‘ef the teénaiis? of last meeting which*were read, Quantities Last designed to help you find out if| Such cutting encourages ingrown | 2PPreved and signed. Roll call ‘5: a your feet are receiving royal care. taeabe. ~ Pe pee Greg lad 2 members 9 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. = - eens an your pass Glass; 7. Do you immediately. take - é ROSEMARY WAGNER GARLAND HARRIS Stipee Testor feat soak tw att, tty, infection or pomsle| reported. two. bewpital calla, | | | ; , NT warm water once a day, during! ing and an application of « dis-| mts twos. te, ee Women's Nylons 2 P.M. * 2pm. : GAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. [bath or shower. not only to re-| infectant?. Sore feet can influence| Mise Bima iamen, Trinidad Special, Special, itr move dirt and odour, but 1 soak | your whole day. 1 mtesionary—-wae—read—and— Full Fashioned nylon hose, a large Jewel Boxes —" | ,.Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Wagner,| Harris, Sumerside, P.E.1. mar-|out the tiredness and éreshem| 8. Do you splash your feet with | hoped to have her speak for this ere Seer Rieter cee orn ns i ace doe ~~ riage to take place at St. John’s re cologne every morning after your| W.MS. ia September. The ¢rea- - Clearance of various weights end pair ee rrr - : Lutheran “Church, Montreal om | 20° You use pumice when you! shower or before slipping. into/ surer’s report was encouraging. “qualities some substandards, some . Sint OD ty Ce ty WS oth conve “mary to Mr. Reagh Garland Har- wash your féet to remove dead|fresh nylons and shoes? Envelopes were distributed for i : 39: ad OR ‘fis, son of skin and callous? 9. nthe summer, do yeu! monthly contributions. first quality. id ae ae 1.29

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Hf necessary, add % e. water at end of 2% hours.

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: S Spread liberally with creamed sof everything and an enormous nutter, mustard or flavored éut-

of coffee.” 1 _ PICNIC AT TAHQUAMENON. , = as Tabasco-horseradish

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keeping hint. The different commitiees gave their reports and all bills were moved to be paid. .

The president said quite a -successful Polio Clinic had been held, but urged that more should avail. themselves of next clinic to be héld later The matter of celebrating twenty-fifth ariniversary in Nov- ember was discussed, but noth- ing definite was decided on. The president and secretary delegates to the provincial con- vention, gave a very satisfactory report, and a vote of thanks was_extended to them. Kk is hoped to have the flag replaced on the school for the Queen's visit. The members Mrs. Murray MacKay’'s for their August meeting on the fourth, in place of picnic which will be

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held later on.

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The program was a paper on Citizenship and contest by Mrs. | Wilbur MacKay and a comest | by Mrs. J.R. Burgoyne. Meeting was closed and lunch served by hostess and commit- tee. :

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II ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

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2 P.M. Trays

Assorted floral patterns. Size ap- proximately 10 x 14”

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Men's Polo Shirts aan : Special, -

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2 P.M. Snorkel and Mask Sets special,

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Men's Handkerchiefs Special, Pure Mnen handkerchiefs. White 4 fer only. Size about 16 x 15. §9° : -2 PM.

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