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of approval for the four shows that will be playing at the

Confederation Theatre this

summer. The four shows that will comprise a “‘festival of faughter and music” are

Thaw, Anne of Green . , Laugh With Leacock

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L OF LAUGHTER AND MUSIC ANNOUNCED ;

and Wayne and Shuster im the Confederation Theatre, py about the activities planned

Charlottetown. The content and Provincial Secretary J. for the summer. (See story | for the festival was announc- David Stewart all seem hap- page |) ed last night by Mavor

Moore at a press conference at the theatre. Mayor Walter Cox, left; W. R. Brennan president of the Charlotte- town Board of Trade; Mavor Moore, artistic director of

Tax Appeal Board Praised When 3 Appeals Abandoned

“A real tribute to the work of Said Tweel and the estate of the City Tax Appeal Board,” | Edgar Heartz.

SE ack Lettnersaid-- yesterday... The. .withdrawal-..of -all. three, , | when all appeals from the new! Mr. Lettner said .indicated the |

jassessments of city property local appeal board was com- | were abandoned in Supreme |pletely fair both to the city and | Court. the taxpayers. His attendance at

Tignish Youth Given 15 Days

Vincent Bernard, 18, was to 15 days in Prince County Jail by Magistrate W. Chester S. MacDonald in Prince

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feated condition an intention to turn at an inter-| some special aspects of reading

had served 30 days, was re-| The accused who hag pleaded | sided there since that time. = a estar tr capiyane oe ee eee A | Is See eran entered a guilty drivi' ea is surviv x sons and accused, who had served |from one lane to another with- pp one daughter. Also surviving are the term for drunkenness, plead- | out first signalling his intention . e. five brothers, Jack, Boston, ed guilty this morning to'e simi- |to do so and was fined $10 and| Pig mis. |Mass., Louis, Halifax, Wilfred. lar costs. | Newport, Kim, Cardigan and Leo

| who did the new civic assess- and his coming was at no cost ments which went into effect |to Charlottetown although had here last year, came from Tor- |the appeals been in court after onto to attend the Supreme Court the expiration of the contract session yesterday. |time limit his expenses would Three appeals from the City |have been charged to the costs Tax Appeal Board decisions were | of the action. scheduled to be heard. They| Mr. Lettner also feel with- | were those of Nakad S. Taweel, | drawal of the appeals points to | |the fairness oe hin . ing project also showed that | which the work of preparing t A total of eight perstns P| urban schools in P.E.1. seemed | Dew assessment was done. peared on charges of speeding | to be achieving much better | Attorney for N. S. Taweel was and were each fined $10 and | results than rural schools. Sixty. |C. R- McQuaid, while F. A. ee | seven per cent of the urban | Large represen end the costs. They included, rence | children were above the norm | @Ppellants. Said Tweel and t

A resident of Lennox

charge | area that “consolidation ee oat os of | Sronentary schoals na nuust and | CARDIGAN — The death oc.

saree sett te reserve and | ought to be carried to complet- | curred suddenly at his home in was fined $10 and costs or 10/| ion within seven years at the | Dartmouth, N.S., Feb. dM, of days under the Indian Act. A| latest.” een eee Summerside resident was fined| Other topics discussed were. in Me Sand we ewport, P.E.

$20 and costs for having unlaw-| results of standardized testing '"™'S pn year. ot in the city schools, reading from { Born Georgetown, son

the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A charge of failing to signal | the librarian point of view and Viue mr Victor moved to

of rural

|of Charlottetown; three sisters

An appeal made ,by George Emma. Mrs. James Morton of

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schools were: Stewart Williams, wars diggge od

Thompson, : and Wendell Horton.

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A PAGE FULL OF “GREAT SAVINGS” GN ARP “FEBRUARY FEATURES”

William Sentner of Hunter River

victed on a charge. of proceed- |

before it was safe to do 80 | after bringing his car to a full) sign, before Magistrate James B. Johnston, QC, ia | oe County Magistrate's

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WE'E GIVING GOLD AWAY!

During the January Sale at all ARP Pharmacies, we offered a $125 bar of solid making an ARP purchase.

THE WINNERS:

: ARP Nylons At; The Borden Pharmac)

gold to someone

St., Charlottetown

¢ Excedrin

Johnson & Johnson Druggists

MISS GAIL McOORMAOK, Port Borden, P.E.L Purchased:

New York, Hattie, Mrs. Warren Baker, and Teresa, Mrs. Wilfred Gotell, both of Georgetown. One

j|brother William predeceased him.

Navy Personnel Data Reported

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Watch for Special Tickets throughout the Store s —_ ORE

These Specials on Sale at 9 a.m. Saturday

Bedspreads, Blankets, Half Price

Reduced to clear, some tufted, some heirloom type bedspreads Mostly twin size, some doubles Assorted colours. Blankets 72 x 90". a

Special, each

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e age “ wpe? CA ras € or + ee: EN DEPT, ten 6 OE Mc Salil ae RS oe as

TERRY HAND TOWELS — Gold, blue, green, rose colour stripes on white ground. Sizes about 16 x

24°. Substandards. 79¢c

Special, pair LINEN TEA TOWELS — 22 x 32' striped tea towels. Assorted

colours 4 7 c

Special, each ® PERCALE QUALITY SHEETS White combed percale in double and twin bed sizes

“* Gpecial. each 4 98 mx on each 4.48

Girls’ Winter Coat Clearance

Plain and fur trims, plain and tweed materials. & teen sizes* Regutar’2t-99 to 45:00:

SPECIAL, —

Girls’ Flannelette Pyjamas

Kitten print, colours pink and blue

- Special, 1 39

SKI JACKETS girls’ and teens’, quilted nylon, or- lon pile, and nylon and ny- lon and cotton, smart stytes for the~-growing girl and for Teens. Sizes 8 to 14. Regular 9.99 to 31.95. Special,

5.99, 19.99

GIRL§’ COATS Fur trim

ALARM CLOCKS Lum- inous dots and hands, round and square clocks

Sizes 7 to 14X (growing girls

4.48 QQ.

Sizes 4, 6

JACKETS for boys girls. Sizes 3 to 6x. Reg- ular 10.99 to-22.99.

"7.99. 13.99

and

toe. Pregulas 12.35 aise ae ivory 3 99 Zn j 7.99 to 15.99 Special, each ®

T SHIRTS Long sleeves, cotton knit, round neck, button shoulder. Pink, blue, maize, and aqua. Sizes | to 4.

Special, 69 Cc

WOMEN’S RAYON GOWNS Lace trim, regular length, first medium, large and oversize. Pink

blue and white. 1 50 s

Special ,each

CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ SHOES—

A dressy strap slipper, embossed leather up- per with durable com- position sole and fash- fonable cowboy heel. Sizes 9% to 4. Black and brown in the group.

SERVIETTES — 2 per pkge., assorted colours and designs. Special,

5 1. 1.00

SALE of GLENEATON NYLONS 20% OFF

CONTINUES UNTIL CLOSING TIME SAT

BOYS’ LINED JEANS Gabardines, bedford cords and corduroys. 3 to 6X.

1.50

Special,

° STRETCH STRAP BRASSIERES— . quality. Sizes stitched cotton cups. Sizes A32 to 36, B32 to 38, C34 to 38

79c

Special ,each

SNOW SUITS

styles for boys and girls

Styles for boys and girls in nylon, and nylon and cotton. Sizes 3 to 6X. Regular 8.98 to 25.00.

special 5” te 15”

ETCH A SKETCH Draw pictures, erase them and draw again. Hours of

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WAX PAPER —4 ‘rolls

Special, exch 1.00

BOOSTER CABLES — 6

or 12 volt. "1.99 Special, set 1.9

ALL OCCASION CARDS % cards per box.

Birthday, Get Well, Sympathy < Anniversary,

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Sizes

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Men’s All Wool

SUITS

Coat hes natural shoulders, 3 button Pants have self supporting waistband. Trim taper pants. Comes in colours of brown and grey. Size

model.

M to 42. Special, each 5 95 Men’s

Long Sleeve Sport Shirts

Manufacturers clearance of better quality shirts. Comes in tapered body,

regular and button down collar.

sorted colcurs in stripes and patterns.

Sizes small, medium and large. Special, each

3%

Children’s Leotards

Stretch eerie 4-12, red,

royal, . Special, pair 1.49

Ladies Shoe Trees Red or blue.

Special, each

Men’s Hose > Stretchy kroy wool, sizes 10-13, fancy pattern, variety of colours.

Regular 1.50 pair. 99c

Special, pair

Men’s Hose Plain stretch nylon, fits sizes 10-13. Assorted colours.

Boys’ Tie & Sock Sets 6ock, stretch nylon, fits sizes 8-10%, fancy pattern, charcoal & green. Regular 1.9 set.

Special, set Ladies’ Blouses Shamrock blouses in plains and prints (assorted). Sizes 10-20.

Special, each 1.99 Sanitary Napkins

Box of 48. Special, each

Cold Cream For cleansing, 14% oz.

Special, jar

Coin Changer Accurate, speedy strong con- struction. For quarters, dimes,

Kel peclal, each «= 4900

1.38

jar. 9c

CANNISTER SET — Set of four with kitchen

Soocta, set 2.19

DUST PAN — Sturdy

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As-

zisterine Antiseptic

For colds, sore throats, ete. 7 Special, bottle Cc

Shaving Cream For a rapid shave. 3% oz. tube.

Special, tube ' 39c

Women’s Bulk Sweaters

Cardigans and pullovers, orlon. Sizes small, medium and large.

2 pe. Washer Cover

White with floral design, quilted

plastic. 27 Special, each

Special, each

Wooden Darners Very useful for darning socks,

mitts, etc. 1 5c

Special, each

Quilt Patches

Approx. 1 Ib. poly bag. for aprons, quilts, dolls clothes, ete.

59c

Special, each

Wetlge Cushions Pink, aqua, or blue. Ideal bed

reats, zipper closing. 4 98 . .

Special, each

Nest of 3 Tables

Black wrought iron, glass top, set of 3 or brass finish.

- Special, black 10.95 Special, brass 12.95

STAINLESS Steel

Pattern.” Special, set 1 99

BREAD BOX — Sturdy metal base with kitchen

Spoatal, each 2.49

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