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James Pinnan has been ill at his homo will: a case oi iniaction. Mr. and Mrs. lddia Gallant and little Gary were in Duvar on ‘rues- day evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold’ Wood were guests oi Mr. and Ira. Bruce Car- ncxs on Tuesday night.

Mrs. sick Gallant and DID] laughter cams home on Tuesday min O’Leary Nursing Bolus. -

J.-Hector Richard. M.!_--A.. and ils son motored-upmrest on busi-

The snow plow again opened the highway irom OTJsary up to loo Arsenaulfs gato on Monday alter- noon.

0n Monday p.m.. Peb. ‘it-h. St. Anthony's Credit Union held their monthly meeting at the oiilca with a lair attendance.

The Co»op store at Olbaary was short oi one oi their clerks on llionilay as Margaret Gallant. was ill at her homeitere.

On sundsv aiternoon Jack" Gal- lant visited his wife and new daughter in O’i..enry Nursing Home and reported them D0l|l doing line.

Ou Tuesday Arthur S. Gallant oi Woodstock had a building haul- cd from Lot 6. which he intends having ilxcd tor a garage.

liirs. Peter Gallant and children oi Woodstock spent a iew days with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Euscbe Arscnault and iarntly in Howlan.

Every ilne day now one can hear the hum oi engines and saws as iolks are busy cutting wood In-

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SUMMERSIDE & OHARLO ETON

"Where Old Friends Meet"

Greenmount And Vicinity Miss Helen Gotell oi Charlotte-

town was a week end guest. with relatives in Georgetown.

Mrs. Joyce Mariel! oi Souris spent the week end in Georgetown the guest oi her sister, Mrs. Spur- geon Wnlkes‘.

Miss Gertie Marteli. who is em- ployed in the city. visited her home Iver the week end. Accompanying her was little Miss Elaine Walker. daughter oi" Mr. and Mrs. Stanley

Walker, who visited her aunt, Mr . W. J. Fitzgerald. a

Mrs. Mabel Levers is visiting in NW! Swill. where she is the iiuest c! her son-in-iaw and daugh- ltr. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Baker oi Trenton.

Mrs. William Wight returned 1° her home in Burnt Point last week following a visit with her daughter. Mrs. George MacDonald in Char- lottetown.

M“ Gwrle Mair was a visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday and Friday, where she attended a per- iormance oi the play "Polly Anna",

by the Trinity United Church Y. P. U., held in Heart: Memorial Hall. in which her daughter Miss Connie Mair played the leading role.

Mr. Walter MacNeill oi the Sup- erintendent's Oiiicc, Canadian Na- tional Railways in Charlottetown spent the week end with his psr- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Muc- Neill.

On Saturday evening the Wo- men's Association oi St. David's United Church held a well patron- ized been supper in the church hall. The hall was appropriately and artistically decorated in Valen- tine dress and the supper tables

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were bountcously laden with an unending variety oi’ good things to cat.

Conway and Vicinity .

Mr. W. E. MacKinnon was a visitor to Bummersidc on Friday

Mr. Reginald Palmer was in Summcrside Saturday on business.

Mr. James Williams and iamily were in Sumrnerslde Saturday on business.

Mr. Murdock Stewart and boys were in Ellerslie Saturday evening on business.

Mr. Wallace Morrison is able to be out around again sitar having a severe cold.

Mr. Mairitt Callaghan, School Inspector oi Alberton. was at Murray Road on Friday.

Mr. Vernon Boyle is hired ior the fishing season with William E. Arsenault, Cascumpec. Lot O.

Mr and Mrs. Cliiiord Ellis and son Russell. East. Bideiord. were visitors in Conway on Sunday.

Mr. Ronald Vincent and Fentori Boylan, West. Devon, were visiting in Poplar Grove. Sunday.

Mrs. Viola Banks returned homo to Conway alter spending a tow days visiting in Bummerel’.

The Conway Women's Institute was hold at the home oi Miss Glenn Ramsay on Wednesday evo- ning.

The lbeclai-id Women's Institute vvae held at ilia home oi Mil Harry MacKay on Thursday eve- ning. ' I

Mr. Crawiiord Ramsay

spent several days at the h e oi Mir. son, Iillet~

and Mrs. llddla l-iutc slle. '

A wood-diopp u and hauling irolie was put tor Donald smith. Poplar Cow's, with a dance

_ motored to Bummerside last Week

have his arm broken bsiors Christ.- mos.

Mr. and Mrs. George Tuplin and Mr. and Mrs. Erland Ramsay

on business.

Mrs. Muriel Ellands who is em- ployed at the Prince County Hospital spent a isw dayg will; her iamily at Poplar Grove.

The Poplar Grove Women's Insti- tute was held at the homo oi Mrs. C]. J. MacArthur on Tuesday eve- n ng.

Miss Priscilla Mscltenna. teacher at. Murray Road School. spent a few dlya visltirl ‘iriends at O‘- Leary.

at Mr. Smith's int the evening. Mr. lrnltihhad to

Mr. Robert H. Palms: ilew to Monoton Friday aiternooat on business and returned again 6st- urday.

Mr. George Morrison. Conway. and Arthur Mllligan, Poplar Grove, were in Bunirnerside Thursday on business.

Mrs. William Mtlligan and daughter Joyce. Murray Road. were visiting at tho home oi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ramsay, Northern, on Saturdiy.

Mrs. Jack Milligan, Murray Road. is spending a iew days with hot sister, Mrs. James MacNaill, Kons- ington. prior to leaving ior a visit to Mains where her husband is employed.

Mr. and Mrs. George Tuplin and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramsay wars guests at ilia homo oi Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith. Poplar Grove.

Mr. Chester Willlarna has rs- turned to his homo in Btunmerside alter lng several months on the We Coast and is now visit». ing irienda and relatives at Mc- Nelllh.

The many irirnds oi Mrs. Ralph liliands’ are glad to aae her out around again after being laid up ‘iiorkaavaral wash with a vary sore

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to stove lengths. Some have ex- ceptionally bigpiles this season.

‘Iha many friends and relatives here oi Mrs. Gabe Arsenault oi Kelly Road are sorry to note that she is back in Prince County Hospital where she ls quite lll.

The many irisnds oi Miss Nellie Arblng were sorry to learn that she had been ill at her home re- cently. Here's hoping she is now tuliy recovered.

On Sunday sites-noon Mr. and‘ Mrs. Leo Arsenault were calling on Tan old aunt. Mrs. dos. U. Arsen- ault and other relatives friends in Carleton. Lot d.

Quite an enjoyable evening was held recently at tho horns oi M: and Mrs. Hector Richard when a lew oi their musical friends irom up Ebbsileet visited them.

The many friends, relatives and neighbors oi Mr. Joseph Richard are sorry to hear that tile health is not yet too good. Here's hoping this grand old gentlemen will soon be completely well again.

Nelsonﬁallant who spent some time out. west is now at his old home in Duvar. On Sunday sitar- twon Fe visited his aunt here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arsenault. His irlehds are glad to scc him look so well.

__,._ 111s many’ friends and relatives oi Jack Gallant oi Duvar are vary sorry to know that he is now a patient in the Prince County Hospital. quite ill. Mr. Gallant has been ill at his home ior quite a while.

The many irianda, neighbors and relatives o! Henry J. Peters oi Duvar are sorry to know that he has been a patient in the Char- lottetown Hospital ior the past iltrea or iour weeks. and sincerely hope he will be all well and back hon-la soon.

On Tuesday afternoon at 3'0‘- clock a public health meeting was held in Verdun Theatre at OI-euy to decide about a new hospital in OLeary. The same evening the Co-operative also held their meet- ing in O’Leary.

Mrs. Neil Msclsasc and Mr. alnd Mrs. Hobart Araenault. who lied been called home here. returned to their homes in St. John on Mon- day morning. also Robert's hali- brother. Joseph. on the same morning returned to his iioﬂlo in USA.

The aint Annea Club oi Howlan and Woodstock again hold their monthly meeting on second Tues- day oi February at. the home oi Mrs. Robert Arasnault with an at- tendance oi 21 members. ‘The meet- ing was carried on in the usual manner by the president and lec- retary. Report irons the sick were two patients had been visited and treated. New committees were than electod tor the following month. lt was decided to remember s member who moved away irom dist-lat ‘with a small souvenir. Margaret Gallant was appointed to bu! and send same. Mrs. A. A. Arsariault than kindly invited the membdn to ha‘ home lu- the Marui- mesting with a. bingo ior the members, each member furnish a wise. M g than ad- iournsd with prayer. AIM!“ which a iavv rounds oi bingo who vary much enjoyed. this realised over l’! tor the iunda matrunsontai music. singing and step dancing was than iurnlslied while the host. assisted by ladies on lunch committee 5s- parad and served a vary doll u lunch. At a late hour all depart- ed ior their nornaa thanking Mrs. Arsanauit for her grand time. A trlat_ oi home made candy was also vary much eniovad.

AUISIII IIAVI 800R Australia ha! 1-4 pearls to the square "mile. This complies ‘with use» the square nslla tattle United Itatsl. l0” in Isa United

and Mrs. Oscar Mahdi-am“

Conway; -Mr._and 10's. Dawson and Kr and Mrs. lotus

In ondsr to kos pocs with our svar ax ndin ' ond'at the request ‘bf a number offarmergdwe pisoaurs imennouncing the appoint-main of Th, 91L“ Farmers‘ Co-opemtivs Association as our dealer for Wm Prince County. This wall known and established 01m Firnj. will handle our complete lines, including Potato Machini ery and Tlireshers; Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Tum" Equipment and Fleury-Iissall fdrm implements. In addition to time, they will be handling many smaller articles includ. ing Dairy Farm Equipment, Pump Jacks and Gasoline in.‘ gmas. . , 1- .

A complete line of repairs will be carried in order is provide the farmer with better service during the busy M. sons. ' '

Ws bespeak for tharn your fullest co-operation and con- sidcration.

TIIE llALL MANUFACTURING and BOLD STORAGE OOMPMIY LIMITED

Manufacturers and distributors ot Setter Farm Equipment

For further particulars don't neglect to tune in to "Th; Old Carrol" every Tuesday nits over CJ.R.W. at 7.45.

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STOOK iiEOilOTlOli SALE ‘FEB. 15 to res. 22

Lynn Volley Peas, 2 tins 25c Nature's Best Tomatoes,

island Pork and Beans, 2 tins Choice quality, 20 ozs. 25g, p" ggge, ' 2 for . . . . . . . . . I137‘ Oak Leaf Tomatoes, 28

l ozs. . . . . . . . . . . . ..20c Tomatd Juice, 2 oz. tins

< 2tor . . . . .......25c

Grapefruit Juice, 2 tins ..22: -l|'ish Stew, 2 tins .......25c Best Stew, 2 tins .......25c Assorted Soups, 6 ozs. While they last—55c per doz. Milk, 2 tins .30: Shortening, 2 lbs. ......72c Lord, 2 lbs. ...........5lc Bulk Currants, 2 lbs. _...25t Bulk Dates, 2 lbs. ......42c ' FOR Seeded Raisins, 2 lbs. ...49c gnu. ygug (Qpppg Saadiess Raisins, 2 lbs. ..42c Little Beauty Brooms, Reg. SLZO special . . . - - . . . - - - 61-00

' DRY GOODS

Men's, Women's and Children's Bathrobes 20% discount Boys’ Jackets 25% Discount Men's Overalls — Assorted S315 pair Assortment Ladies’ Sweaters 30% discount _ As wa are going to discontinue carrying Hardware we still have at greatly reduced PPR" Radios, lottery Packs, Electric irons. i Aladdin Lamp, l Dinner Set 4 Breakfast Sets, etc. in stock now—2 Monitor Aerator Electric Washers, Reg. price $79.50--to clear at Reduced Price ‘

NOW IN STOCK Floor covering by the yard 2 and 3 yd. Width! Rexoleum, Gold Seal, and inlaid Linoleum Prices ranging from 90c to 36-75 P" “OM19 Yiml Hooking Canvas and Stomp Mats SHOE STORE

10% Discount on all Footwear Skates and Boots, also Flight boots clearing at cost

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White Sugar, l0 lbs. Pork and Beans, good qual- Blua Ribbon Cocoa, 2 lb. ity, 28 oz. c tins . . . . . . . . . .68c Burns Corn Beef Hash, per l Rolled Oois,5lbs. .,.....38_c tin . . . . . . . . . c White leans, 5 lbs. ....65c Sweat Mixed Pickles, i6 Diced Carrots, 2 tins ....20c oss. Diced Beats, 2 tins .....l5c Draft, per pkg. ..._....35c Cut Waxed leans, 2 tins 25c Toilet Soap- 3 cakes for 29c

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