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     The FEbl‘llal"§’ me ' 1g oi the? 
     
     l\’_iou.lit, Stewart Wonlen's Institute 
     
     was held at the home of Mrs. 
     
     R03’ Leard. chaired t.lie rriecting. 
     
     Februai‘y 4. The pleslclent. Mrs. 
     
     filly beard. chaired the meeting 
     
     The T11E€i.ll1§1 opened by sinrzinn 
     
     O Susali-na," followed by re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     peaiing in unison the Mary 
     
     St€“’al"t collect. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a ]7'l‘}i:]e rrgll _c.'ill was answered by 
     
     .—”""’«" ’_"fi—"‘"':"""‘“**>~——~..%_ .. _ em 01'S- Each one pa ‘ed ‘n 
     
    

    
     Wed,, Feb. 19;  The Guardian Page 7 .3 Very decorative valentingscoollv 
     
     ‘Z! *“'~**——-———. ~ 19- During the social half-hnuf 
     
    
   
   
    
     Z those were passed around and 
     
     eflloyed by all. 
     
    
   
   
    
      P P E  1 N  , mzggngniinigis of the Januar_y 
     
    
   
   
    
     3 DAYS 
     
     Thursday. 
     
     Friday, 
     
     ‘Saturday 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mews SHOES. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     . Lona Caroline McLure._ Women’: Editor 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mm XI chapter. Beta Sigmagwlio had the pleasure of meeting Frlent was then given. The aprons.‘ 
     
     Phi, met at the home of Mrs.{M1ss Tui Macheod of Wellington “‘ am “i ‘he “Mam of Dimes“ 
     
     Am-ed McNeil] on Wediiesday.‘.New Zealand. when she Was a“’¢I‘e opened and foulid to cowj 
     
     grebruapy 19th. The meeting V\:aStguest of Mn and Mm W. C Mo ta_in_$24.00. . 
     
     . ducted by the presideiit. Miss Leod‘s mother died. jut a 'Ve1, It was moved by Mm Merton? 
     
     ‘argon Shaw. It was decided that short time previous to her daii: Jardine and 5‘?-‘~'0“»d‘3d by  
     
     ‘cheque for. $10.00 be sent 1-ghter‘s wedding. invitations had Bruce Affleck to have a pantry 
     
     me dlnternational Endowm e nt be_f1ll)dSBI1i. out but these had to be if? and bazaéur on February 8. 
     
     ‘no. I wi rawn and a si - ._ olon carrie . Many rett and 
     
     .FMjgs Allie McLeod and Mrs. er wedding arraiigediauery qulet useful articles Were $355638 in 
     
    
   
   
    
     fig), DeBlair prepared an ex- for the bazaar table. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     gt programme on Italian’ Mr. and Mrs. W. C. M.L Mrs. M. MacKay, the Red 
     
     jhions and Musifi. Lunch wasiare entertaining this 6V0l1l;ge(;dt Cross Convener sai_d'*_ there is 
     
     Wed by MMrs. Bay} Johnstonitheir residence,_2 park Terrace, still sewing and knitting to be 
     
     d Mrs. yro._n 6 . assisted in honor of their mace Mrs R done. Mrs. Marion Affleck was 
     
    
   
   
    
     '11 the hostess- B. Smith and Mr_ Robert G. Mac: appointed to collect for the Red, 
     
     Leod. Cross on the north side and Mrs- 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. T. Roy Cudmore Leslie Douglas on the south side. 
     
    
   
   
    
     gsaturday for Patterson. New Mrs. Ralph Dumont The report of the sick com. 
     
     lg-sey, where they will visit with"Ian Rankin held a bridgg  mmee W35 SW9“ by M1“S- Bruce 
     
     friends Mr. and Mrs. Roy day evening at Mrs. Rankiyys in Affleck. The report of the school 
     
     mlwell. After this. visit Mr. honor of Ms. R. B. Smith. Four "°mmi“‘=e was given by Mrs- 
     
     MML Cudmore will_ proceed tables were in play, Roland Jay. It was moved by 
     
     mam-f Lauderdale, Florida. They Mrs. Roland Jay and seconded 
     
     will be absent from the province. Miss Mildred Ranahaii and Mr. by Mrs‘ Memo“ Jardme W bu-V 3 
     
     gpptoximfiiely 51X W€ekS- Harry R. Ranahan left by plane hedlograph for the prjmaly mom’ 
     
     ~ _ _ _ Saturday for New Glasgow’ Nova Motion carried. 
     
     The conversation piece at pre- Scotia, to attend the wedding of  Was moved by Mrs. Robert 
     
     sent in Charlottetown is the their sister Miss Joan Ranahan Plgott and Seconded by MF5~ 
     
     . Gamma pm Boyg H,.y Tea ... and Mr_ Roy Steele which was l3ruc_e Affleck to donate 2 dollars 
     
     1 _Nove1i¢-‘8 held at the Y. ‘As any- solemnized Saturday at the Lady 1“ ald. °f Multiple S°1e1'°5i~5- A 
     
     ' no will tell you_<especialiy the of Loudres Church in New Glas- Valentine Card Was signed by 
     
     boys) this is not Just as ordinary gow_ They returned by plane all members to be sent to Mrs. 
     
     tea. It is decidedly a best linen, Tuesday morning. Charles MaCA111a.V- 
     
     silver and china affair. The boys ' . A very lovely lunch was serv- 
     
     ‘plan and serve the affair. Those Mr. Kenneth McClure of Monc- ed by the h°5t955 assisted by 
     
     presiding at th§_t93t3b1€ are pro- ton has been.on a business trip- Mrs‘ Bruce Affleck The meet‘ 
     
     minent male citizens. to this province. Mr. McClure mg °10S€d by singing, “I was 
     
     This is the third anniversary of was registered at the Queen Hot- Seeing N‘:-‘me H°m°-” 
     
     the tea and the boys now have el. 
     
     oi extensive clientele and enhoy 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 8101‘)? 0f it 311- St. Paul's evening branch of   
     
    
   
   
    
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     "Nu-Buck" 
     
     CORSETS 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ , Save floomscrubbing strain by ITY 
     
     Kmulean efforts in regard to and several visitors metfruesday attaching casters to a smau   
     
    
   
   
    
     iiktea‘, efforts which it could be evening in the Parish Hall. Mrs. board Which to NOD91 V0111“ Scrub  . . . 2 '0 . 
     
     (aid have never been put forth Laura Clapp the president pre— bucket‘ « I 
     
     ‘ll behalf  tgielig own entertain- sided. The study book for the . 7 _ A - ' 
     
    

    
     or soci av ers.   ~    ~~ i ’ . 
     
    
   
   
    
     year is on Japan and in correla~ HI! 3  Qfii ~ ! 
     
     gliowever everyone is very hap- tion with this a short paly was ' 9 P “I Pnrchase 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     " February sunshine today...a'nd This is something which to our ‘ A/m’y:AskF°r N Sheer at hem‘ White’ parchment’ glfey Sizes 32 to 40' Reg. 1.00 and 1.25 /» EATON SPOTLIGHT 4  
     
     the shadows of every remem- mind, James good man that he EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE’. . Flat elastic at waist, cuffed leg and double crotch. To fit sizes 32 SALE, . Each I 
     
    

    
     A llered Winter were spread DDett- is. lacks. ‘I-Ie has no close ‘.‘und—‘-.  Each  "t° 450- Riga-Ti)-go SPOTLIGHT ' 79 ’ ‘ 
     
     fly along the snow. Towand tihe erstanding as have we, with a I SALE -- EACH ¢ 
     
     summit of our valley, theyspruces g1'°en'eY9d black 93“ . — 
     
    
   
   
    
     « were pleasingly dark against the Until t°m°1"1'°W ""’ Diary “” 1 ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' fisks. He is only in from _the 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     o p . 20% Off Re ular Prices for 3 Da s 0111 ! . ' . 
     
    

    
     about lt.a1l and on the day of presented. Bible reading was pai'- M f 9 2 9 ‘I Only at Eatong —— finely finished Vail-it?’ Fairy vests and panties A1‘ SPECIGI SCVIHQS ! 
     
    

    
     6 teatntfl lsignpttrllsts aredneceshs- tilcipated. in by the members and an" "°""’9" clears Dlscantmued I-mes‘ styled for comfortable fit in striped’ knitted rayon . . . choice of 
     
    

    
     ' ,jil1s o ow e crow to t e a so too Bible quizzes. Delicious . A _ ' white or pink. ‘ - 
     
    

    
     .5‘ s Noveltea at the Y. Eezfgrciihgnecngséexwtrigse hsae1:'1\)z§edevt>e1;;i;1nsg-    V F  ‘ V ~ Featuring the talked-about. "action Back” that 
     
     gllany of those in the province of Christian Fellowship. if M , , . Each Regularly 5 99 and 7 99 ». Reg 1 19 and 1 39 ' i. i , telescopes up and down with ease; assures com- 
     
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     it v _ . . . L . . ‘ -Styled with narrow built-up shoulder with picot edging. To fit f01't 35 Y0“ bend 01' Slt- H1gh'Wa‘1St design 
     
    

    
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      S   K Whellyuu suffer from pain of _ Lu>_<ury lingerie in 40 denier opaque nylon trlcot . . . s1ze5 32 to 4o_ Reg, 1_19 . . . moulds on smoothl thmu h the waismne. 
     
     .,______m, _ Headache, Neuralgla or lavished with dyed-to=match lace and pleating! EATON SPOTLIGHT 95 y L y s 
     
    

    
      . , S";'g;°;‘f::;‘;°a'}l§5f3;$’ Wamgg ' ~_ ‘ , SALE. EACH ‘ ¢ Rayon brocade cotton batiste is flilrmly woven, V 
     
     ‘      lake Aspirin!ATa‘blet.starts I t A A . Po fit S1EZ;‘1:‘;ST4(')2N‘;0s’i>‘1(')%-iI:3Ig(§,;§3j‘g39 well boned for lasting support. Average a hip. 
     
     ‘ disintegrating almosltheinslant o   ' ‘ ' 1  ' 
     
    

    
     V “ SALE, EACH n . 
     
    
   
   
    
     average length, sizes 26 to 38. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ; Y. __ ' I - gage \it_—-starts to relieve that pain . 
     
     . Rats In The Barn He‘ ' °‘““5"‘““V- Lace and nylon sheer at yoke, and pleatetllace and nylon VAN|'|'V{ |:A|R LONG LEG PAN'|"|Evs 
     
    
   
   
    
     To fit sizes 42 an 44. Reg. 1.29 
     
    
   
   
    
     MA.TCH.ED §ETS L A y EATON OTLIGHT ‘ . TEACH  
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Winter-clad surroundings, while G°°dnig'ht~--- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     down in its depths, there were ' 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     those that still held, Christrnassy Petticoat trimmed with pleated lace and pleated nylon . 
     
    

    
     gowdchrings of white in their . V . . _ .  - . . sheer. Flare leg panties with lace and pleated nylon 2;:dA1";5BL°°MERs 
     
    

    
     .ranc es. . . " ' » ‘ ' ~ . . -. - = . _ , 
     
     “Sun and blue shadows and a sheer’ Whlte’ parchment’ grey’ Sizes to fit 32 to 38' Covered elasticl at waist .and leg edge. double crotch. To fit sizes 
     
     vest wind. And the black cat laz- EATOV SPOTLIGHT SALE 32 to 40. Reg- - 
     
    

    
     illglm a warm windowsill beside A ’ Each 3  EATON SPOTLIGHT  
     
     is this afternoon w-hile on the ' _ SALE-’ . EACH 
     
    

    
     Qouch we must “mend thethumb « ’ To fit sizes 42 and 44. Reg. 1.29 V , , ' 
     
    

    
     if this mitt of mine” to let ' EATONSPOTLIGHT ' 1  
     
     limes go comfortably mittened « » SALE. EACH ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     iouhis work of the farm. 
     
    

    
     __'Dld I hear someone say, the 
     
     mice of timothy seed is down a 
     
     little from last year?” James 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     VANITY FAIR STRAIGHT LEG PANTFES 
     
    
   
   
    
     Reg. 1.19 and 1.39 A 
     
     Double back panel to the waist, double saddle gusset and flat 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ltables. And llh ' hf 1 ‘ elastic at waist. - 
     
     mt Spent. B; ntlhge siggnzomvfe To fiFSiIz,§:m331\ios4I(’)b1Ef§Gl1{;I1‘° ‘ t 
     
      ”f.:“.§’”.1‘it‘.’;i     95¢ 
     
     eanny id ' 0 f’t sizes 42 and 44. Reg. 1.39 
     
    

    
     clareoxeh school of farmers who 13° __1 EATON SPOTLIGHT \ 
     
    

    
     B be a 1 thorough grooming \ SALE . EACH '1 
     
     ~ 3&1‘ for animals fattening . ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     p-Thu an extra measure of grain. 
     
     _°l1Sh we have heard this be- 
     
     ilef questioned. t 
     
     ‘W Pfilt the grain to them!" we 
     
    

    
     91‘ eard one of the sons say the 
     
    
   
   
    
     VANITY FAIR SHORT CUFF-ED PANTIES . . 
     
     ...................2.   "comic" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Double saddle gusset and flat elastic at waist. To fit sizes 32 to 40. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     other day with a teasin ‘ ‘ Reg’ 1‘00 i ' ' ‘ ‘ 
     
     - . g chuckle. When you are fired . EATON sporucnir - . \ 
     
     ii‘é§,,”“§ °;’am,’;°°}“b and b"1‘.‘5h --easily irriiaied—- SALE, . EACH  , A 
     
     with a kiiowingsmilgmes rep led sufierlng from nervous strain— To fit sizes 42 and 44. Reg. 1.29 
     
     Cap am] Jacket at-.e' now shed ‘Relox—-fol<e Wcimpole’s Phcspho Lecithin to relieve EATON SPOTQIGHT V EACH  ‘ 
     
     Dts taken off Work of da ' nervous tension--contains Vitamin 81 for fresh Vitality.. SALE ' : ' ~ ' 
     
    

    
     .°Ver. B t ~ ' ‘- ‘y ' ‘ '. ' 
     
    

    
     out aloiilg isttsmtrziilli. mmd beats    “Ax-ietta" design midriff shaper ‘in white cotton 
     
     IlowSeaetm;.eb0si1$e’:.Ih§e:!fg‘tgnl;::.\ I ’ '6 °u"‘es $150 Reg. 390 i ’ i ’i ' broadcloth with exclusive “Cordtex"’ uplift and 
     
    

    
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     nnleesalylf Was choaperp Elastic Le§T¢e(;i1§IeSzi;r1(r)lTfIl§g'IooIl;stic at waist. To fit sizes 32 to  fimight amelastic sides and baqk‘ Low cut 
     
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     on    ~ REDDIN BROS.   i at 
     
     ‘ ‘ Yaybe it was" he nods. “And 42 
     
    

    
     fggg; it ;;f_ 3 good thing if it is 132 Richmond Street , Dial 4386 VANITY FAIR BREF5 3‘ ‘° ' 
     
    

    
     an mm 1-; There s always such Reg, 89c ‘ 
     
    

    
     lit 1.3  E933: “,i,;fer:Yfi“b: Banded leg edge with flaéfizlastic at waist. To fit sizes 32_i.o 33. EATON SP0;-LIGHT   
     
    

    
     . - TLI T ' ‘ . « ' ' 
     
     allid fertilizer and all the §:€§,N SP0 ~ EACH  SALE, lunch I 
     
      remember. Ellen when 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .i'$§§’é§.°“" the “‘a“°’°‘ 3‘ MAKE A DATE NOW TO ATTEND 
     
     'il~s“‘df;‘f’W” he shakes his, head, ’ -V 
     
     erent...'l‘here’ll be too" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ifefigtinues "the gas and oils for- I A GRAND MERE 
     
     l,a1f\I;’,PD1ng-and that's not the  - 
     
    

    
     ' 5 not a season a fellow 
     
    
   
   
    
     4   MEN’S ENGLISH 
     
     gggifffiglse ii:t:£iSd:::ibaacrhs’?m1i:: by George Bernard Shclyv! V   
     
    
   
   
    
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     g: pig? When we hear the 
     
     lilac-scent again and smell the Presented By 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     All wool. soft as a baby lamb's fleece—-shrilikproof and liillin 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Fares!" ’ We,“ forget all our . thproof as well‘ 
     
    

    
     ; tilt ‘ i I mo . . _ i y . 
     
     thl;§1g_SW1]\':1!FIk‘)iEIiIti;Syé(E)i(1);'v(‘3,lth ycaunigi   . Popular classic sty1es——baby-fine ribbing at neck,’ waist and Fine quality shoes from Englands toreinost 
     
     ‘qKlttens!" Vwé mile S 5“  sleeves. manufacturer! Made expressly for EATON S_ of 
     
     Iomlzmi at reminds me of - i Q Cardigan with ribboii-backed closing, colour-iiiatched ‘pearl’ CANADA! Popular Styles '_ ' ‘ good Wearmg 
     
     iarbouin thlitllln.-i-)1}: You shouldift. on the but.tons. 0 leather . . . mostly leather lined. V 
     
    

    
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      HeI‘s onickofcafiufin  h I O Buyva matching set——for less than the ordinary price of a Uppers of English cam ijrénch 91%,: “:5 m. 
     
     5% S; -y notice some of the _ ‘ * '. cardigan a1one~—on1y 694. A elude .be_ilmoral, blllcher, rogue, an e E ree- 
     
     i&i.e*:1n((;fIfeed ‘.““"” been 9”‘ °f Quegn Charlefie  §c 06 ‘ Q sizes 14 to 20 in the grQup_ . eyelet ties and moccasin Vamps. All are saliltized. 
     
     l rat 0,. gm” 559“ 3 Sign of ‘ Goodyear welt soles of hard-wearing, leather in. 
     
     llifie all wi..l§.3°-vm "‘“’°““ ‘he . . MARCH 11th And L001‘ 12’ Delimus °°‘°““’ single and double weights. D width. Sizes 5 to ii. 
     
     inn‘ eafagallofkss up from his Cosh- l " ' L 1 d. ‘Brown and black. 
     
    

    
     lld ar, .3 come now to the Short-sleeve pullover ” ‘ ong-s e_eve car igan fore Hours 
     
    

    
     "‘DinIii»Chii.ir'i - Adults 2 00 —— Students 1.00 Ordinarily 5-95 °’°““a"“y 7'95 S EAT0N’S S1’0TL1W*'? 
     
     ha\»,.n.t it n for a minute, I . . . H 7 . ' EATON S Omgm Sale MONDAY  _} 
     
    

    
     “hr: with aoriifiw mnd!” he M‘ 'l‘ickets from Club memliers or EAIOIN Spotlight sale 1’ '1‘ A1’. SALE, PAH‘ 
     
    

    
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     slits: ti??? "cii¢_lEcll§s:1c11:iix~h"3’ntdo  write Box 331 Cliarlottetown.  
     
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     y.5o|0)000 mu? - I: <ho\ jlilfllll‘ I . ~ 9 Amy To 5:45 p‘M_ CtlAIil.0flf.luwn mucu 
     
    

    
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