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O There isn't anything better than Maple Leaf Pure Soap Flakes for washing ﬁne linen, lingerie, silk stockings, woollens and the baby's wash.

Maple Leaf Flakes are as pure as soap can be. Theyare made expressly for ﬁne garments. Yet even at regular retail prices they are so inexpensive that you can afford to use them for all your washing. Prove their quality at this special price and make a still greater saving.

MAPLE LEAF son ILAKIS nzouun mc: 18c 2 CAKES MAPLE LEAF rolm soar REGULAR nucl 10c

28‘

i’ Maple Leaf Toilet Soap 1's also of the ﬂnesfqualify. If 1's soothing, lather: quickly, and solfly freshen! the skin while if cleanses (mildly scented).

Dorothy Dix ’s Letter Box

does get back home you will look and wives.

(Continued iroln

511d Win10" YOUISBIf with thisknowledge-that when your husband m L l mShW good t,o him. g a keeps ove alive so much as a little judicious separation of hwbal1\‘s

O

I U There Is No Reliable Test For Love

1358B 3. There is nothing

Dear Dorothy Dix-If you love a bov and you don't know whether he Pile-i Y0“. how can you ﬁnd out witiioui. his iiiwning it and with“; ask. 118 him? Please let me know because I don't. want to lose him and it i5 9M 0h my brains and nerve; being 5Q B1‘|X,\Ou5_ smLy .__..___

, M i, _ KIELVIN- GROVE SCHOOL “>59”! is semi-annual stand-

he: 6114107111: . Elmer Cotton

i uh eueh ‘

I. Audrey Waugh. l. Vernon Miller. Grade 111i

l. ylie Court. reds

Grade (b)

I : l1, William Oeseley.

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Answer :

ﬁnite recipe for easin But, you see, nobody

Sometimes he thinks when he doesnt’ boy is in love with her or not. make some other boy Jealous, olate cake handy.

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a. line.

are guessing right.

'11!“ question is a brain teaser lindI wish I could give you some de- the mental strain under Wh>Cl1_ you are iaooriiig. as ever been able to devise a reliable test ior love

and tell whether a boy i. ‘in love or not.

Often he doesn't know hllnseii.

know issglligiérgigoilsnge-and sometimes he is in love _.____

There are so many difflcultigisleiigatli? twﬂyb M“? glf] qlndmg (in; if a . _e y c way e acts ecause he "my 8W6 he!‘ a rush and make her think she is the only girl in the MUHU Just because Silt) is the best-looking glri around; or he wants to 0r because her mother always keeps a ch00- And the girl may think she 111m. U“?! he may U55 ﬁnd ride away and she will never hear of him any

is virtually engaged t0

She can't tell by what he says because his love making may be just It i5 100 ﬂﬂHf-lcicils to ask hm occullse l1 he i5 sort of} on the fence it may scare him so he will lflil oﬂ on the wrong side will just have to use your woman's inulliioii and trust to luck DOROTHY D

So you that you IX.

Grads I (c): i. George Caseley, 2. Arthur Court. M. M. Mill (teacher)

CANOE COVE SCHOOL

1. limid MaeRse. I. Irene MacDougall. 3. Doris MaoNevin.

2. Mary MacDonald.

S. Minerva Macbean. Grade 1V:

1. Lillian Darrseh.

I. Lester MscKinnon l. Malcolm MacDonald Grads III Sr.

1, Velma Darrach.

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2. Dan Madman. 3. Caroline MacKenzie snd Eivct Maclean (equal)

Grade III Jr.

l. Lauia MacNevin.

3. Jerry Macliean.

3. Duncsneida Darrach.

Grade II. 1. Mar MacKinnc/zi. 2. Edi Macleon.

3. Glen MiieFadyen and Joe MacKcnzle (equal)

Perfect Attendance:

Muriel MacNevin, Doris Mac- Nevin, timid MacRae, Verna Mec- Izan, Charles MacNev-ln, Retus Mscloadyen, Elaine MacNevin. Lil- lian parrach, Dan MacLeah, Velma Darrach, Victor MacFndyen, Laura MacNevin, Mary MacKinnon, Glen MlicFadyen,

Tteacher, Stella Inmsn.

FORT AUGUSTUS SCHOOL

Honor Roll for January:

Grade X:

1. Lois Weatherbie.

2. Norms Weatherbie. Kel

1. Frances Hegsrty. 2. Frances Weather!) Grade VII:

l. Harold Weatherbiel

2. James Hegarty.‘ 8. Joan Weatherbie,

Tire but of breed can be

made only Irem the but ' o1 ﬂour-such cs REGAL » Here is s IIeur ‘first not

only mslm every belch eI

Imsd perfect, but gives

‘more iosves to the bee, besides. JusHryREGAL

once, end you'll never

egsln he satisﬁed with ea ordinary lIeur.

1. Chester Dalton. 2. Albert Duffy. s. Bernadette Hegsrily. l Grads I11: 1. G001?! B08551. 2. Ilhnmett Dalton. l Guide ﬂi = 1. Gertrude Duffy. 2, Daniel Kelly. l 9. Grace McNally. Grade I (Sn) 1. Rita. Dalton. 2. Helen Coyle. 3. Joseph Callaghan. Grade 1 Jr. (No exams.)

PENSIONER. lmoanif:

ENID, 01th., m, 1-—(AP)-An old age pension client. whose cheque had been reduced. shot and seriously

'wounded Mrs, Carrie Stolrlnbarger, Garfield County pension office di- lroctor, then killed himself today. The client. Edward Wade. complain- ed his pony-ion chcove had been re- duced by i0 per cent. ,

‘Cardigan Head And Vicinity 253-3111’ .3‘. $5..

Mir. Francis mghsn, gin. tgspzgtvlslvtai-kw 48 Rood

Corporal Francis McAuIay, P111. Highlanders (Black Watch) return- ed to Military Training Camp on ‘nicsday having spent the put weekend vial his ts, Mr. and Mrs. Malco Mc ulsy Osrrii- Ean Heed.

Mr. Vincent Farrell has return- ed to his home in Cardigan Head, from Nova Scot-la.

m. J. T. Oorconn, 48 Bold, was in Cardigan Thursday on business.

The many friends of Mr. Peter McKenns, Baldwin's ~ Road, are sorry to learn that he has enter- ed the City Hospital when he un- derwent an operation on Tuesday. All hope for s speedy recovery. oovcry.

m. Maurice Block, City. was a businm visitor to 48 Road on Wednesday.

Mr. Charles Curran, Baldwin's Road. spent two days of the past week in the City.

The members of the Cardigan Credit Union held their annual meeting in the Union office on Jan. 15th. with the president, Mr. Edward Sharky presiding. Roll call was answered by an attend- ance of fifty members. Minutes of the previous meeting were read. approved and signed. A report of the past years activities was read| bv the president. Mr. Cornelius] Ryan, secretary-Treasurer read the , financial statement for the year which showed very satisfactory work for a membership of eighty- seven. Chairman of Credit Com- mittee. Mr. J. Sullivan then read his report which showed a very creditable business done dur- ing the past year. The following officers were proposed for the in- coml g year by a nominating com- mittee under the chairmanship of Mr. Cornelius Ryan: President, Mr. Edward Sharkey (re-elected) Sec- retary Treasurer, Mr. Cornelius Ryan (re-elected.) Credit Com-, mittee. John Sullivan, Len Mc- Neil, Wm. Walsh. Ed. Walsh, An- thony McLellan. Supervisory Com- mittee: Rev. M. J. Rooney, Geo. Gallant, James Sharkcy Directors. Cornelius Gallant, Ronald Mel/can, Percy Sullivan. John Reville. Wm. McEachern, Cornelius Ryan. Ed. Sharkey.

Mr, Lawrence Myers and Mr. Allan Hughes, Lake Verde, were_ visitors to 48 Road during the past week.

Miss Marion McCarthy, teacher Baldwin's Road School, spent the week-end at her home in Morreli.

A very pretty wedding of con- siderable interest was celebrated in St. Joachims Church, Vernon River, when Miss Marie McDon- aid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McDonald. Vernon Riv- er, became the bride of Gunner Martin G. Corcoran son of Ma's. Eiizsbeth Corcoran. Baldwin's. Road. The bridal party entered the church to the strains of the wedding march. iRev, Monsignor Maurice McDonald performed the

brated the Nuptial Mass. The bride was very lovely in a wine transparent velvet dress of street .,;t.h with wine hat and carried a bouquet of Talisman roses. Miss Mary Murphy cousin of the groom attended the bride and wore a street length dress in wine shade with hat and accessories to match. The groom was supported by Mr. Wilfred McDonald brother of the bride. After receiving showers of good wishes from a number of friends and relatives present the hapny couple drove to the home of the bride where a delightful wedding breakfast was served. Af- tor breakfast the bridal party. amid shouts of happiness ‘left for the home of the groom where a bountiful supper was served to over one hundred invited guesm. The evfning was pleasantly wiied away i dancing music, and songs. un- til the wee hours of the morning. when all departed with pleasant cheers of best wishes to the bride and groom for their future hap- piness. Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran left on the morning train for Charlottetown smid s showed of confetti. The bride travelled in s dress of silk crepe with matching accessories rind black seal skin coat. Gunner Corcorsn is in the 8th Betti’! R. C. A. Charlotte- tow-n

Mr Daniel Sheppard and Mr Joseph Rooney of the P. E. I. Highlanders (Black Watch) are spendiria s. few days st their home ir Cardigan.

IJIIIII 1 Lb- 12

BISIHIIT Pk. 15 15

l 2 0.K. Soap wBm 35 l l

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JIIIGE 50 (oz) 29 l

. - run cult-mum GUA

Cul: Rate C.

Al: Little

For $|. MEN'S BRQADCLOTH SHIRTS

Men's Fancy Shirts with fused collar attached. All new

patterns and colors. Sizes 14 to 16%. Week-end Special Price . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . I

Men's Ties. Men's Silk and Wool Sox.

‘and patterns. a good inedlum weight. Special Price -— “they Colors. Week-end

2 for . . . . . . . . . . Special Price —-

2pairs

New colors Week-end

75c.

Men's Lined Gloves. Tan,

grey, cream. Dressy and Men's Flannelette Pajamas \Vill'll1. Price These are good s pair . . . . . . . .. n1 9 value. Suit . . 1 s75

Final Clearance ~

Men's Winter OVERCOATS 25% OFF

Save plenty on these ﬁne Overconts of English

N. R. Excursion Brings You to Moore 6' McLeod’:

Barrymores, Fleeces and Tweeds. Superbly tail- oredsnd lined with the ﬁnest quality satin. Choose from Raglans, Guards and Slipons.

marriage ceremony and also cele- I v_

Sizes 35 to 42.

*ii'§.°.‘.".‘?t $1 6.8? "§§;3°.‘.‘f'?5 $1 8.75

$27.50 line, now . . .. . . . . . .. . .

$|8.oo lo $22.50 FOR $lll.95

Fine selection of heavy English cloths. in smartly [iatteriiod tweeds and ﬂeeces. You will ﬁnd raglans, guards and full belted models in sizes 35 to 42. Regular values $18.00 to $22.50. Come in on the “Excur si0n" — “Buy one of these Coats" and make a double saving.

$14.95

Special . . .

Boys’ Pullovers $I.OO

Fine pure wool medium weight as well as heavier weight cotton and wool pullovers in V-neck, crew and zipper neck styles. Colors : navy, royal, sand maroon and brown. Sizes 22 to 84 — 4 tn 16 years.

Excursion .00

SDecial .. . . . .

Splendid collclon ofliet- ter quality English tweeds. Incomplete ' ranges that usually sell from $12.50 ‘to $16.50. Smaller suits have golfers. larger sizes longs. All with new sport backs. Sizes 24 to 36 — ages 6 to

17 years. Ex-

cursion Special

LAST SUMMER DRESSES

Value $12.95,

$6.48

B. laiwrvenee Mcmrilsof the I Eisilingmagrrrigizdhrils meddlwﬁi; value $8.95 A». so... l. o... o... .. ...... n,“ urrfif- .... .. $3.98 LT. $2.98 3"‘.'..’.‘T’.’.'.'..... $5.48

Prlni end Pastel Crepes

L21???’ .... .. $2.98 22“.‘7..'.‘T’.’.“f..... $5.48 L“‘.'?..‘.’.TT...... $3.98 3".‘.‘..'.‘.'1‘T’.'..... $8.48

Value 816.85, 1h’

$8.48

A table sf lest you satin crepe sud sheer Blouses

$1.00

Olen-ring at e real bargain we have Blanket Beth Robes, bound whine satin

with rns in smell, medium lilies, of value to $1.95. for

and large

$3.95

l

(HARLOTTETOWN

MGDRE €~ MWIQDIIPJE DEPARTMENTAL stone PRINQE EDWARD ISLAM’

FRIDAY. AND

SATURDAY, F II. 9th and 10th

Return Limit

Monday Fels. I2

ALBANY . . ALBEIHWN

lIAII-IIONY JCT. HUNTER RIVER

....... 1.00

s»

.00 ST.PE'I'EB8 .. 1.00 so scowirroiir .50 res souius 1.55

uolrriomi ............r.2o SUMMERSIDE MONTAGUE JCT. 1.0a TIGNISII ..............2.n0 inzsriiwlirrscr. .00 WELLINGTON .........i.ro

PROPOBTIOIATBLY LOW [ARES FROM OTHER STATION!

$|.|5 FIRST QUALITY

Crepe Chifion pr.

STOCKINGS 2 Pairs For $l.15

ﬁrst quality full fashioned Crepe Chitfon Hose, one shade only, Dream Beige and sizes 8% to 10%. Regular

133i’. ’°' °'T‘?.‘T.‘T‘T'.’I .".'. .23’??? . . . . . .. $1 .75 STOCKINGS" 69¢ 2 Pairs For $l.35

400 pairs of Sub-standards, full fashioned light service, silk tr the welt. In shades of Holiday, Roselite, Charm, Joyous and Magnetic. Sizes 9 to 101/2. _Price 69c.apair,or2psirsfor u

Kid and Cape Gloves 89;

Clearance Sale of Kid and Capeskin‘ Gloves, grey and brown only. Selling 89c.

for SCARVES, “Ila? Price" -- Woollens, Cliiffons aiidSilks.

Regular$2.00,for................ Regular $1.50, for

Regular $1.00, for

These are exceptionally good value.

lIOO Prs. “Substandard

Woollen Cap and Scarf Sets greatly reduced. —

5004 SALE sue-surname SHEETS

Size shout 1'! ir 84 inches, white with colored borders ' O. pair _ 42c.

Pair ........................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Bin about l8 x 30 inches, white with colored borders, Sins about 20 x 40 inches. white with colored borders,

flair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Sins about 24 x 4B inches, solid colors with rainbow striped

borders, pair ......... .. . O .-

Idesl for skating and skiing. Selling for . . . , , . .

.s..--..

my!!! " ' ’ in blue and r2: "at." r * m

as. n; s each . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bale of Sub-standard Shedia in ﬁve good qualities 1—

osundry Bags, worth 50c and 65c each. Clearing at each- . . . . . . . . . . . c I

i’; 7?.’.‘..‘T’T’.T‘.'??‘.’." $2.39

535'. ‘."..'.‘..‘.".’..“.‘.°T‘.°." $2.19 5.": '" * " ‘"°"l°" $2.69 Size lllfllnches, pair . . . . . . . . . ._....

511471: 90inch

rm: Dresses SI.

We have two (2) special rsclrs of $1.00 sud $2.00 Dresses from last ‘ Year's stock which Include sll sires

ind represent won- ierful value.

$2.89

~11 to)... r1 il-qru‘.