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Balance of our stock

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featuring Wool and Silk in plain, plaids and fig- ured patterns. Now clearing at '

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Cold Wave. Reg. S10.

pecial ...................... .. s7.50 Machineless. Reg. 37.50. Sale Special .................. Machine 55.00. Sale Special S3.5O

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SHOES . FOR QUICK SALE

MacINNlS

' ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK--BROKEN LINES REDUCED TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

ALBERTON D VICINITY

week.-

NS., was a welcome guest at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Matthews last. week. i

Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Dixon. sum- merside. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ;c. H. weeks, last week.

Mrs. Prank McNeill is a patient in lihe Charlottetown Hospital .under- Igolng treatment preparatory to an loperation.

lizrs. Laura McLellan is a patient in the Western Hospital. ”

Mrs. Alired Powers oi Aiberton South is undergoing treatment in the western Hospital.

Members oi the C..W. L. recently :held a card party at the home of Mrs 'John P. Wallace in Alma. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed. The 'ladies' prize was won by Mrs. Alton ,O'Brien and the gents' by Mr. J. P.

Wallace. Consolation prizes were

presented to Mrs. Ben Gavin and icpl. M. Hagen. Mrs. Wallace was as- .slsted in serving by her daughters.

Mrs. Alton O'Brien and Miss Cath-

erine Wallace and by Mrs. James 0'- : Brien.

A Ladies' Curling Club has been organized in Alberton with the fol- lowing oificers: -President - Mrs. Herbert Matthews. vice-President - Mrs. J. C. Proiitt: Secretary - Kath- erine Mailey. Treasurer - Beth Waugh. Committees are: Enter- tainment av Bertha Bowness. Mrs. Erskine Campbell and Mrs. Collins; Membership - Mrs. R. E'. MacDon- ald, Mrs. M. Hagen and Mrs. D. Nic- olson; Games - Beth Waugh, Mrs. Bertha wade, Mrs. Maurice Perry. sr., ice - Mrs. John Rochiord, Helen Hardy and Mrs. Everett Shea. Al- though the ice is not yet ready ior curling the ladies have gone into ac- tion snd as a result the Curling Club-

. Mrs. Prank MacAlduii' and Aiva' room has been cleaned and redecor- were visitors to Summerside last atedlncream and black.

Befverai rinks from -the Aiberton

Miss Dolly schrader. New Glasgow, curling Club participated in the

Bonepiel at Summerside last week. 0n'ruesdey and Wednesday three rinks entered competition for the Curran and Briggs trophy and at- tended the banquet Tuesday even- ing. Rinks were as follows: l-ieber Ramsay, iirst stone; Erskine Camp- bell, second stone: Ernest Hardy, mate; Herbert Matthew . skip. Ker- bert Clark. first stone: J. C. Proiit. second stone: Maurice Perry. Sr., mate; J. C. Matthews. skip. Prank

Bryan, tirst stone: R. E MacDonald.

second stone; Arthur Wilkie, mate;

J H. Myrick, skip. On Thursday only

one rink competed for the Capitol

Theatre trophy: C. W. Hayes, iirst

stone; Lloyd Wilkie. second stone;

Ernest Hardy, main; Fred Miliman.

skip. on Friday one team entered

competition (or the R. G. A. F. shield:

Charles Gordon. first stone; M Hag-

en. second stone; George O'Connor.

mate; Cedric Hunter, skip. While

none oi the trophies were brought

home. we feel that t

Skerry presided and Scripture was read by Dorothy Macllevin and Lor- I003 Fbflithi W- IL 5- I?! U"- rame Campbell. Ladies and girls , then Joined in a-season of prayer, 93518! 3930” follqwed by Lord's Prayer. Evelyn Carpenter. secretary of the Club, lbs. 0. 3.

read minutes of a typical meeting River Y. P. B;

the

Mrs. Kerr. meeting. Mrs. Cunningham was "P180! Oh! assisted in serving by memibex-.5 or the Club.

--The meeting Church was held on Tuesday even- lns. January 9- The ministoryltev. 9”"- G. B. C meeting with a short ” "

service. on motion Rev. Mr: Cun- ningham was elected chairman of

Reports irom the

and also gave I summary of the WOOGFHOSM 05 Clu-b's activities during Hie put Csrnpbelh.

year. Evelyn also rendered a re. corder solo. A reading, "l'hou.g-lug "fill a vacancy tor the ,New Year". was given by

RQIKIN

oi oriioe is as 4 'years:' Erskine ann i mthe can 0””P'”" W 3”

Insham. ed the

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meeting. a

F. J Carpenter; IAdies' kie; the-Baturdey Ci:-le' Club by

managers. while Erskine clerk and At the close oi the Kenttord Home were eiviwlnted 10

Th! EOIN Of BIIIIIIOTI With term

iord Horne: tor two years: V. J. one year: Lioyd.Wiikie and James

On motion. Kentlotd Home was. ,, trustee toiill a vac- ancy on that Board. since the con- gregation will celebrate hundred and twentieth anniver- various cr- sary next July. a committee was ap-

ganiaations oi the read and general sstisieotion ex- pressed over the accomplishments noted in the past year. The follow- ing reports were read and adopt- ed: Minutes or last annual meet- ing and financial

church were pointed to make an-angem this event. It will be comprised oi the members of session. V. J. Campbell, Mrs. Howard Clark, Mrs. C.W. Hayes Mrs. R. G. Haywood and Mrs. Lie winds. The secretary-' statement by Margaret lbrsyth. was so-eppointedbenediction by Rev. Mr. Cunningham.

the secretary-treasurer. Min Mar-

Aid and by Mrs. Lloyd Wil-

liam:-'th.e Ilill byjlrl. R. G..Eay- .V. J.

' 1.: .--9 . - .- Ilrsmlohn L. needed sung and ha-Vdauzhta me. Best Dickie 0! Cape Iravene retumed to.Bo:u,3

-.4011 OI:-Mull!!! after

T . . I Upon was nominated unpleasant gomuat with rdativu

o retiring members.

follows: For three Clark ,and Kent-

I-Iaywood; I for

its one

eats tor dered I vote of Cunningham. the orilnist, the sun- dI.y'Bcho9l teachers, the treasuz-cg;

aeonufeel and .Yomkers. N, J. .' Leo yvpothlde-win :

that . c. 3, and his, grandparents Mr. and Mr; F d, twcodside at Bedequel wag, an overnight guest at Mr. and Mn, Geonse Shame on Mommy what en mute to Navy headquarters gg Haliiax. v Venezuela's rivers otter .ire-men. dour hydro-electric and irrigation

pogltbilitiu. 2 .

tor another year. The meeting uni

thanks to Rev. G. 3,

and other otticers. ltheir worly

during the year. '1' imeeting was . Miss broug t

to A close bypreyer and tag

are due J. C. Matthews' rinii who made a very creditable showing.

Miss Beth Waugh was hostess to the United Church Guild on Jan- uary 8. Twelce members and one

visitor were present at the January

meeting. Devotions were led by Mrs. J. W. Waugh. Annual reports read by Mrs. Arthuir Wilkie, secretary, and Mrs. H. D. Corbett, treasurer, showed that the past year had been a successiul one. The visiting Com- mittee reported two hospital and seven home calls. Reports were re- ceived from the sunshine bags and the annual bazaar. Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie were ap- pointed to the Visiting Committee. On behalf 0! the choir. Miss Annie Leard thanked the Guild for new collars ior the choir gowns. An in- teresting program 0! contests and "nventy Questions: directed by Mrs. Arthur wilkie. was enjoyed. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Wesley Hardy with Mrs. C. RI. Hunt- er as assistant hostess. Mrs. Collin will lead the worship and Miss Helen Hardy will have charge 0! the pro,- gram. Following the meeting, delic- lous refreshments were served by Miss Waugh and Mrs. R. E. MacDon- aid.

The January meeting or the Pres- byterian W. M. S. was held at the Manse. The iinal chapter oi the study book. "Stranger than Fiction."- was presented by Mrs. F. J. Carpenter. Letters of thanks were received for a box sent to the Port Worker in Hall-

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. WOMEN'S In a variety of styles and colors. AAA to C widths. Values up to 11.95

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98.; to 5.950

MEN'S Block or Brown.

Sizes 1 to II

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lNFANTS' Block Boots. Sizes 1 to 5

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CHILDREN'S and MISSES' Oxfords end Loafers. Sizes '7 to 2

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YOU1'Hs' and BOYS" Bieclt Oxfords. V Sizes 11' to 5

p 1.98 to 2.98

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FOR. YOUTHS AND MEN Balmoral Style

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ALSO ' BOYS' BLUTCHER. GUM RUBBERS Regular 3.50

SALE mes 1,15

Pull-On Style. Mostly all browns, cuban heel,

Some sizes in black rubber low Overshoes with zipper on sides. Cuban or high heel. Reg. 3.75.

. WOMEN'S RUBBER OVERSHOES

amazing reduction.

SALE rmcs 1.59

ALSO

SALE rmcr 1,49

Could be used as Flight Boots.

WOMEN'S CURLING BOOTS

In tanvleather, rubber soles. Regular 9.95

sits me: 5.95 '

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SUMMERSIDE

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fax for distribution to displaced per- sons arriving in Canada, and from a shut-in who had been remembered at Christmas. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. W. C. Lawson with Mrs. C. W. Hayes leading the worship and Mrs. Helen Kerr in charge 0! the study. Mrs. Lloyd Wil- kie and Mrs. P. J. Carpenter were ap- pointed to the visiting committee. The worship was led by members of the Saturday Giris' Club. Mary Ellen

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O'Leory and Vicinity

Young Peoples Union and the Hall was peeked to the very doors.

Rev Blair 13. coibome of spring- iield west. was a. visitor to o'Lenry on Thursday Jan. 11th.

Former residents of Prince Ed- ward Inland met at the Haliiax Board or Trade and formed the Prince Edward Island Club. The oi- iicers are as foilows:- President - A. A. M.acLeod. Kinross; vice Pre- sident - Mrs. W. Gordon Schwartz, ohnrlottetown; Secretary-treasurer - Weldon C. Matthews, O'Leary; Chairman or ilhe program com- mittee - Adele LeParge. Charlotte-

. town; Publicity Director - Helen

Champion. O'I4ee:ry.

The iirst meeting tor the New Year or the Bloomiield Auxiliary oi the women's Missionary society was held in the Church with Mrs. A. W. Cnsweil presidelng. she read I poem and gave a short meditation on the New Year. Fain-teen mem- bers answered the roll call with a New Year's thought and resolution one associate member and one visi- tor was present. Three changes were made in the slate of oiiicers tor i951:- Mrs. Jdhn Lewis was ap- pointed Christian stewardshi sec- retary; Mrs. Arthur Mother will be the Mission Band superintend- ent, and Mrs. Eroi Stetson was ap- pointed A ' te Helpers secre- . Plans were made for the World's Dory oi Prayer on Feb. illlh I951. The Treasurer reported that the Missionary Society had ex- ceeded their allocation of 3300. by over 50. Mrs. W. C. Dickson con- ducted the worship service assist- ed by Mrs. A. W. Craswell. The beautiilul installation service of the W. M. 8. followed. The meeting cl-csed by the Benediction. The annual meeting of the 0'1Aary United Church Young Peo- ples Union was held in the Church on Thursday night Jan liizh with the minister Rev. W. G. Dickson presiding. The Y; P. U. decided to iorward 025. to the Church Trea- surer tor Church purposes. A line iinencial report was read by the treasurer, Miss Eva J. Maclennan. This showed that that the glcup has had a fine year. The iollowlng oiiicers were all re-elected by bai- iot:- P: ” nt -- Hester Boetes: Vice r ident .. Herold Meclieiil: jeoretary - olive Jel.l : Treasurer - Iva J. Macbennan. e Conven- ers were all re-appointed. The mini- siormokeotthetineserviceodthe oflicers and their devotion and loy- city to the Y. P. U. Nut Thursday Jan isbh the O'Leai'y Y. P. U. will combine with the Bloomdield Y.P.U. to see beautiful colorful moving to- turn or the it. 0. MP. ind e on lecture-.0! Canada's Northland by Constable Keefe of the Aiberton de- tachment oi the R. C. M. P. who several years in, the North. 0 President. Mlle Boater. con. eluded the meeting with a short de- l service after which the

h nenedieticn was pronounc-

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the kind of iriendly. helpful, 4

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Woodbury's Facial ' Soap. iRel- Mi?-

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