PAGE rouarraau 78.Attentl Vl.l. Annual convention At central Batleque
The searletown Women's In- stitute entertained the with "South Prince" Annual District Convention in Central Bedeque Hall on June 29 with Mrs. Kenneth Muttnrt in tlie chair. Mrs. Walter Wright cordially welcomed the members and visitors, to which Mrs. Scott Oalrns replied. Seventy-tihree members and five visitors responded to roll call. The presidnt welcomed Shamrock as a new group to join the conven-
tion which now comprises 12 In- stltufca. A summarized report of the year's work done by the different branches was given by Mrs. Charles MacFarlane.
Mrs. Chcar MacNeiil, Conway. convenor of Arts and Literature. gave a talk on A. C. W. W. Con- vention to be held in Toronto, She said that 60 of the delegates re- presenting various countries of the world will be paying a visit to P. E. 1. between Aug. 29-31.
An excellent discussion on Unit- ed Nations was given by the mem- bers of Central Bedeque W. 1. un- der the chairmanship of Miss Louise Callbeck, who introduced the speakers after a. brief address on the purpose and subject matter. They disoimed in a. pl iical way the opportunities to contribute to
UNEOOW goal iito build peace in the minds of men", and help in 8601111118 world peace. After the discussion several speakers from the audience voiced their opinions and a-resolution was drawn up ask- ing the Provincial executive to look into the matter and support an agricultural project in one of the needy provinces of India.
A very lively sing-song conduct- ed by Mrs. Manning with Mrs Brewer Waugh at the piano was en- ioyed. Mrs. J. Herring, represent- ing the Festival Association spoke on the growth of same, since its beginning eight years ago, and of the need for the appointment of a Provincial Supervisor of Music.
A most interesting talk on soil conservation and a delightful sal- aid demonstration was
given by p
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Mrs. Nell Matheson. Southport, "Fun and Nonsense" consisted of a humorous reading, "6. I: Joe" given by Mrs. Charis; Macnu-lane, and thoroughly enjoyed by every- one. Mrs. Maylea Manning, super- visor. 8D0ke on and demonstrated the value of home sowing.
The report of the nominating committee presented b.v Mrs. Wil- fred Craig was as follows:-prep ident.. Mrs. S. M. MacKay.Albany; V109-President, Mrs. Austin Roberts. Middleton, secretary, Mrs. chm-leg Mi10F8!'1imet Fernwood: Institute reporter. Mrs. Alfred Kelly. sham- rock.
A delicious served.
The Oummtmlty Hall has been recently decorated and present- ed a fine appearance for the
buffet lunch was
convention with bouquets of early summer flowers. There was all: an antique display as well as hand- work exhibits.
EVENING SESSION
Mrs. Howard Bchurman present- ed the followinc resolutions which were adopted.
1. Whereas the Musical Festival Association feel the need for the appointment by the Government of P E. 1'. of a. Provincial supervisor of Music and whereas the Women's Institutes are in accord with this plan. be it therefore resolved that the South Prince District Convert- tion support the petition of the Musical Festival Association.
2. Raolved that this convention expresses its sincere thanks and
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LADIES! MID-SUMMER SUITS: in Gab- ardines, Spatta Cord and Mix Tweed ef- fect. Shades: Gold, Pink, Yellow, Aqua and Blue. Broken size ranges. Reg. to s35.oo. Special ................................ .. 5519-90
BALANCE OF LADIES' SPRING ORLON SUITS in colors blue, pink and gold plaids. Size 10-16. Reg. S3995. Special S14.95
12 ONLY LADIES' SHORTIE COATS in colors beige, mauve, gold, red and check; Reg. to 3539.95. Special .................. -- S14-90
19 ONLY LADI.ES' DONG COATS in colors red, winter white, gold, check, all wool cloth. Sizes 10-17. Regular to 3529-971; pgpecm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 3512.9.)
LADIES RAINCOATS styled in rayon gabarcline in checks and plain shades of
red, wine, blue, beige. Regular 5529-95; Special .............................................. -- 3519-90 BETTER DRESSES: GROUP 1-Intriguing Dresses in crepe, nylon, linen, shantung and novelty fabrics. Regular to S19.95. ;:1i(e)a9I;
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GROUP 1sThis group includes pique. criskay, broadcloth, and denim fabrics in plaids, stripes and solid colors, sizes
12-20. Reg. to S1095. Clearing .................................. -. 955-95 GROUP 2-Dresses in a choice assortment of fabrics and colors, sizes 12-44. Reg. to S7.98- Clearing ---------- -- E3-93
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COTTON SKIRTS:
Full swing skirts and gather styles in pretty prints, sizes 10-18. Reg. to S595. Clearing ................. ..' ........... .. S2-83 LINEN SKIRTS:
Pleated and flair styles in colors navy, tan, yellow, beige. Sizes 12-18. Reg. to S8.95. Clearing ...................... .. S-1.98 SUMMER BLOUSES:
Cottons, criskays and nylons in wide variety of colors. Sizes 12-18. Clearing at .......................................... .. 1-3 off BATHING SUITS:
One and two piece styles in materials of silk jersey, ben- galine and lastex. Sizes 32-40. Reg. to S10.95. Clearing S-1.98
LINGERIE:
Taffeta Half Slips. Reg. S495. Special .................. .. S3159 Tricot Knit Jersey Half Slips. Reg. (51.19. Special 89c Rayon Tricot Knit Gowns. Reg. S1.95. Special .......... .. SL49
Odd lines of Satin and Crepe Slips. Reg. S5.98. Special S3.98 Rayon Tricot Ski Style Pyjamas. Reg. S2.98. Special Sl.9il
Striped Cotton Pyjamas, Toyland style. Reg. 2.98. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . .. SL98 Odd lines of cotton embroidered and nylon lace Camisoles. Reg. S1.98. Special .............................................. .. 351.49 Satin Lounging Pyjamas. Reg. 259.95. Special ...... .. S6.95
HANDBAGS: In genuine leather and cowhide, plastic, suedene, plastic
alligator, bamboo and Italian straws. Reg. to S6.95. Special ................................................... .. S238 Summer Handbags in wide variety of shades including white. Reg. S1.98. Special ...................................... .. 51.49
4' WOMEN'S AND CIIILDIll.'N'S ANKLE HOSE:
Assorted shades and sizes. Elastic and turned down cuff. Reg. 35c pair. Special, 3 pair for .............................. .. 79c
SUMMER : Clearance on Women's Sandals, assorted colors and styles.
Reg. to 85.95. Special .............................................. ,. 53.49 Misses and Children's assorted summer sandals. Broken size range. Reg. to S450. Special .......................... ,. 31.93
xomeifs, Misses and Children's Bathing Shoes. Regular 31.19. Special gape
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Bathing Suits, rayon elasticized. Reg. S2.98 for only ............................ -- 51-93
INFANTS BONNETS made of nylon, Picolet and Eyelet.
reg. S198 for only 351.39 Pique and Rayon, Reg. 391.39 for only 79c Organdy, reg. S250 for only S1.69 TODDLERS: Sun Suits, Reg. S269 for only . .. SL8!) Sun Suits, reg. S198 for only SL39 Nylon Bathing Suits, only Reg. 332.98 for only SL98 (HRLS;
Sun Dresses. Reg. S298 for only SL98
CHILDS: Sun Dresses. Picolet and Cotton. Reg. S298 for only SL98
Sun Dresses, Seersucker and Col-
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ton. Reg. S1.98 for only ...... .. SL39 Reg 53-98 1'0? Omy 5239 Skirts, figured cotton with shoulder Bathing C395. R08 E193 for Only 390 straps. Reg. S1.98 for only SL89 PRETEENS: Bathing Suits, all wool elasticized and Skirts. glazed cotton, picolet, plaid coi-- cotton plaid. Reg. S1.98 for "only 551.39 ton. Reg. 353.98 for only . , S2.69
Skirts, figured cotton. picolet. S298 for only .............................. --
Sun Dresses. picolet - plain and strip- Reg. 953.98 for only .......... .. S2139
Bathing Suits, seersuckcr, elasticized."
Bathing Suits, cotton elasticized. Reg. S119 for only .............................. -- 790
Bathing Caps. Reg. 85c for only 590
Boys' Bathing Trunks. Reg. 98c only .................................................. --
for 694:
Cotton Striped Trunks. ReZ- 790 Egg
Reg. SL98
plaids. Reg. S2.49. Special ...................... ..
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Men's Sport Shirts, short and long sleeves, Seer- suckers in plain shades and fancy patterns .with short sleeves. Also large assortment of plaids and fancy with long sleeves. S.M.L. Regular S298. Extra Special .................................. .. S1.89
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5 dozen only Menls Better Quality Sport Shirts. Corduroy, silk broadcloth in plain shades, fancy patterns, 2 tones, and plaids. Regular to S7.9.'). Special ............... ....................................... ,. S3.89
Men's T-Shirts with sport collar and crew neck style in fancy patterns. Reg. to S325. Special Sl.89. Crew neck in fancy and all over patterns. Complete size range. Extra special 890
2 dozen only Men's Dress Shirts, broken sizes. Reg. values to S550. Special .................... .. SL89
Men's Cottonaide Work Pants in colors of grey and brown stripe. Complete sizing from 30 to 44. Reg. S4.50. Special .................................. .. 52.98
Men's Bathing Trunks. Nationally famous Cata- lina with the body moulded trunks for complete freedom. Clearing at .............................. .. 1-3 off
Men's Suits, Gabardines and Worsteds in plain shades and stripes. Reg. value S3500. Clear- ing for only .............................................. .. Sl9.95
Men's Trench Coats and Slip-on Models, shades grey, toupe. Reg. value to S3450. Clearing at
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"SINGER". 14" wide, 5 blade reel. ball bearings, 9" rubber fired wheels, tubular steel handle with plastic grips. Reg. 523.95, clear- ing ............................................ .. 818.05
"FORREST GLEN", 14" wide, 5 blade recl. bronze bearings, 9" metal tread wheels, tubular steel handle with plastic grips. Regular 519.50, clearing .. .. 514.65
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Specially selected bamboo with ex- tra tip, rolled welt, chrome plate
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BISSELL SWEEPEIII 70? quick. everyday pick-ups.
Biscomatic brush action, no handle pressure, ball bearings. aelf clean-
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Menls Sport Jackets. Wide variety of styles in plain shades, 2-tones also 2-tone velvet. Reg. to S8.95 for 34.95 - Reg. to S1-1.95 for 88.95- Reg. to S18.95 for 310.95
Boysl Swim Trunks. Clearing at ...... .. 1-3 of!
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Matching Shirts for above Dungarees in fancy
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apnnciatian to Mrs. lira Manama. an-a Herrirx, Dr. Fisher, the inamibera of the panel discussion and to the members out the executive of the past year for their gxeellent contributions to the suocm M this conventlm.
senior school girls sang a chorul. "Venice". Catherine Murphy gave the reel-' tation entitled "rho spider and the Fly". Mrs. N. A. Jon. gave a short talk on the south Eton Mu- ale Festival, soliciting in nntituto for support to help make the 1”! Festival the best one yet.
An enjoyablexduet-”'I'he Little Tin soldier and the Doll From France" by Bonnie Meouan and Kevin Rsnahan of Borden was en-
cored.
Following a sale d.c-Andy; an amusing playette was staged by Mr; Ralph Maooauli and Avalaih Maooalium of Oarlaton. Mrs. Jones dellghtod the audience with the monologue "Back Seat Drlvsma"
actor of Veterinary services for P. E. I., who spoke on the topic. ”Boclety". In his excellent address he enumeratsd various ways in which one can make contributions to society. unely in working thrown Women's lrutitutu and ohumh organisations, etc. "There is s great deal that we in Canada can do to work for poa.ce--Democ- racy ta only as gtrong as its weak- est link-and we must hen our religious and community lives for quietness and hsppineu in the world."
Door and candy proceeck were gent to P. 0. Hospital and Pro- vincial sanitorium.
llortliaat And Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pauptit and family, Bummerside. were the guut of MN. Pauptitia father, Mr. Woodland Colwill.
Miss Mary McPherson has ra- turned to her home in Brant- ford, ont.. after spending aeveray
BECAUSE WE INSIST ON 0
GHOD HT COMFORT 8. Quaint
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Hardy Oxfords that are suitable for every day and stepping out are expertly fashioned of fine quality side leathers with a gleaming calf finish. They are in Blucher cut, moccasin vamp and Brogue styles with Goodyear welted double soles of Neolite or solid leather. Available in burgundy or copper tan shades, the sizes and half sizes are from 6 to 11.
HOLMAN'S
SUMMERSIDE
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Dyment.
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Misses Phyllis and Donna Col- will are spending part. of their vacation with their cousin, Miss Mildred Compton, st. Eleanor:
Mr. William and Horace Mec- Kay are attending boy's camp at Game Cove.
-A pretty wedding was soleinnlz- ed in st. James Anglican church. Port Hill. on the evening of July is, when Miss Delores daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newcom- be became the bride of Donald MacDonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald. Summeralde Rev. Mr. Couchion was officiating clergyman.
Miss Ann Harlow. Bummeralde. was the guest of Miss Carol Mac- Kay recently.
Mr. Louis Newcombe of the United States is spending some time visiting his sister. Miss Gert-
csuao rursxraal
KENSINGTON
Wed. - Thurs. 7:15 - 9:15. Hail! Hail! The gang's all here in musical-comedy of all time, Bing Crosby Bob Hope, Betty Hutton and many others in "Star Spangled Rhythm". All these and a story too.
.Gene Nelson. Come see a nice show and register for
ROYAL THEATRE BORDEN
Wed.-Thurs. 7:15 - 9:15. Warner's Musical that outshines 'em all! "'Paintlng the Clouds With Sun- shine", starring Dennis Morgan, Virginia Mayo, and
Bank Night. First drawing will be Sat., Aug. 1st.
rude Neweombe and his brothers. Arthur and Charles .... is .
Miss Mildred Compton. st. Eloanora. returned home after visiting his cousins, the Misses Phyllis and Donna. Oolwlll.
The annual Sunday school pic- nic of the United Church was held July 8. on the lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coiwill where a large crowd was in at- tendance. Lunch was served in- cluding a treat of ice cream.
Mrs. Laura Finlayson and two daughters of Toronto. spending sortie time vlsitipg
father. Mr. James Dvment.
her are her
-Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. Burns MacAusiand on the death of his sister. Miss Flora Ma.cAusland which occurred at her home in Tewsburg, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson and family. Chariottatown. were the zuests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Col- weli on July 12.
The many friends of Mrs. Ivan Linkletter are sorry to Jam 5)); had the misfortune to fall in her home recently, breaking her arm.
Mrs. Gordon MacArthur and Mn. Gordon Mcliinnon, Arlington, were recent guests of Miss Emily M”. been and Mrs. Andrew Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. lidon hr-bee of Cllnry were the guests of Mr. Forbes' grandmother, Mrs. D. N. Forbid. for the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mn. Wallace McLeod of Noclllnd. Mlll., was the guest. of her brother, Mr. George 1:111; and her sister, Mrs. Calvin Cotton. Norlham.
Mr. and Mrs.-1:1-rxe Eanisu and son of Saint John, N.n., am. 3. cent visitors at the home of mg sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Louis Osnn. and also his mother Mrs. Arthur Ramsay.
ulfninald Birch attsnded convention in Char- lottetown last week.
Mrs. the 1
goodlance was held recently in the I0 a. N th , the Calf Clu: Mn womond by
Mr. and am. nor Gerrill of Bolton. lfaaa, were the gum; or In Oofrlll'I brother-in-law and
WW. Mr. and Mrs. D. 8.
A miscellaneous about was held July lo at the home of Mr. and In. Wilfred Maabougali in honor of mu Delores Newoomhe, who in to be onelof the season's brides. Many useful gifts were received by the bride-to-be. Lunch was served and a social evening followed.
Miaa,,Blanch Colwell left for To- ronto, Ont., last week. when she will spend some time visiting im- aistara .
The Presbyterian nadid Aid met July I at the home of am. lbreive auilar. with a seed smuIaaea.A'
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