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Men's black 5.3.5.... anal... Oxfords in . variety of fine leathers. The sizes are 6 to 'il-—priced at 4.95 to 15.00 a pair.

Mwenfrjflsrowniylilnd tan moccasin vanlp Ox- fords.‘ ‘in "sixes 6 to l0, the prices are 7.50 to"9.00 ‘a pair.

Men's brown, side leather camp Shoes with A rubber soles. in sizes 6 to l0, the price is 5.00 a pair.

-Men's wine or brown Loafers with either rubber or leather soles. The sizes are ~6 to ll—-priced at 7.50 to 8.50 a pair.

Holman’: Shoes are "X- BAY” fitted-yell aet- ually see your toot in-

' slde the Shoo and: know that it's a per~ toot tit.

sizes are 6 to

Look At Your Old Shoes!

You’ve been able to cove.- them up all winter with overshoes and tub- bers, but NOW your Shoes are “out in the Operh"

Men's black or brolzn béoglllesthin Scotch " d Kl. sle ea ers. gnu!‘ an lgll-g-Igrized from 9.00 to 13.50

THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE EXCEL- LENT SHOES FOR MEN THAT HOLMAN'S HAS IN STOCK. ' '

Will they stand the __ Will they stand up to the wear and tear _ Hoiman’s has a selection of Men's Shoes that really are l; smart, and it’s smart to buy your Shoes at Hoiman’s for you get lead-- ing styles at better value, perfect fit and long wear.

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1b. Leo Arasnault and son Ivan ‘motored to Alterton on Amati ism.

_ -sa-.' and Its. Iern ‘Blanchard were in Otlaary and Bovian on Tuesday.

an. Clarence‘ ‘Iluanault has been working in Duvar for his uncle. Paul Dotson. ‘

ilk/Arthur Tax-d has been doing some carpenter work a‘ Arnold Wood's. "-

‘rennia Peters a... a pasaengr: by train to Summer-side on Batur. clay, returning the same evening.

Miss Mildred Gallant. who l. employed in Charlottetown, spenl - the week-end at her home here.

l. q. Haywood. returned from Charlottetown on IH-lday to spend the week-end wiﬂs his family hero

Rev. h. M. J. Roomy motored no Charlottetown on business 0n Monday. . ' .

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant and little son Garry have returned to their home from Woodstock.

to Montroee on Friday to attend the funeral o! the late George Prldham on Saturday the 17th.

Mr. Jerry Gallant was a pass- enger to Sunimerside by train on Tuesday, returning the same eve- ning-How. ~

Miss Lucy Gallant. Kelly Road. has been visiting in Howlsn, guest oi Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault and m. and Mrs. A. A. Arsenault.

Mr. C. J. Gallant motored to Surnmersidle on Pﬁday. He was accompanied by Felix Arsenault; also Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Gallant o! Woodstock.

Miss Bernice MacDonald who was attending ‘Ilgnish Convent, returned ta her home here recent- ly as her brother with whom she zvas living moved to Charlotte- own.

Miss Margaret Gallant attended the wedding shower given Mr. and Mrs. Ellis st their hccne in O'Leary on Tuesday evening. They re- colved many lovely gills; also the best wishes o! all their friends.

Dr. Dewar was in Howisn on Sunday. Avril 18th, to visit at Alban T. Arsenauli/s as they have an attack at He also hill or. this correspondent. wlho has been his patient since January.

a Mrs. Felix mix-on and daughter. Miss Bernice oi Duvar, visited m Howlen on Sunday at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gallant. Also present were Mr. and Mics. Lor- raine Gallant and little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carruthsr. W. and. ms. Lea Arsenault.

The population a! St. Antilony‘. is last increasing, julming by at‘. the new babies arriving. On Sat- urday. Amllllth, there were five to receive the sacrament oFBap- tlsm and on the 18th three more and this is only Monday. and 5's tar Howlan can boast o! at least one tor next Sunday.

The many friends all Harry Saunders were grieved to learn oi his serious illness in Alberton Hos- pital. Harry.» arhe was more iamliiarly known, was well known and highly esteemed by all as he was a very eﬂtioient and capable blacksmith at Bloomfield Corner tor years. His wiiedied quite a tow years ago and since than he has been living with his children.

Word has been received from Oscar Perry that around the mt. o! April he ls going on his vacation I lo Montreal, ‘Ibronto and Ottawa wilere he will spend about three weeks. On his last year's valcatial: no had gone to Boston. ‘Mr. Perrli is in 5t. John working on the "S5. Princess Helena", pauengerierry irom 8t. John to Dlgby, N5.

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