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SUMMERSIDE — A Mount | Pleasant man, Erlin Edwin Es- sery,’ was sentenced to one |month in Prince County Jail |when he appeared before Mag- istrate W. Chester S. MacDon- ‘ald in Prince County court this morning for sentencing in con- nection with a recent break at the Mount Pleasam Flying

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In addition the accused was ordered to make restitution for the liquor taken in the break —

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| eigh of li nd si VIE CARNIVAL QUEEN ‘cee of beer _ to the amount . In ‘ault he will serve ‘Louise Gallant, left, @ = freshmar cl nd is taki Steiliens tece aun tne ofthe tocdher tretsing: oh . DU. “ohean hosteatll at ood ng-

Madeline hails from St. Mary's |ton pleaded not guilty to a Road, she is 20 years old and | charge of leaving the scene of represents the student nurses (an accident and the case was : at the Charlottetown Hospital. | adjourned to the evening of Feb. Madeline is the daughter of (4 MacNeill was represented by che. She is representing the Mr. and Mrs. James Daley. J Melville Campbell. ;

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~ PEL Gov't Requests Vocational Scheme Aid

fined | speeding. De. George Dewar, minister Residents of Kinkora, ‘Park- { ef education, said yesterday he| or composite high schogls where | dale and Bonshaw were each has presented the provincial gov- | the full-time courses have a min- fined $20 and costs when they ernment’s request to the federal | imum of 50 per cent of school on separate charges af lnher for tncrene, | ne pest ii Rewuction prayers unlawful pdssession of liquor. ed aid ‘to the province's techni | ing for an occupation. must eal and: vocational high schoot| include fecinical, trade or occu- " . souacwira ORALpractiCe....and....theory,. memmeprnaiiairad tes siceked ts pve | - from page 1) Foquest, whith i for 50 por cent |inaitsatitee, €°- operat! ve | leved her husband ded ef over ‘of the costs of the program, students spend a mini-| corn, Set working for. seven “every consideration.” rum of 80 per cent of their time | Se "gia “ay sora geet, Ofte ‘The province nov receives &/ on the job are also eligible for during the or for- Rivard capita grant of about $4@,-| federal assistance. wis hed teieed hon Ios on tho progam, ond if tho Dr. Dewar said if the govern-| ‘ian, "aa, Nelped the finsa- federal government agrees to| ment decided to participate to| uo) we cont ~ ne the 3S wand sien) Se Sees oO ver cant in| which he owned. revenue costs The which is part of| lonal high school programs, & He had also cleaned the federal. provincial techaj-| would mean an annual ors money eal and vocational training ag-| 40 the federal government of | uch as $5 for doing geement, covers any courses or | between $60,000,000 ant |S tans be 7 = ‘ ing Mrs Rivard $20,000.

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izers for his nerves, a syrup bronchitis and pills for acidity} Fae ete eae here told his wife to in touch with Willie Lamy and Roger Aubin for money for his bail he wouldn't have suggested Gag- non. Sites tetiewe ‘he hed’ nayihing of value,” ‘Rivard said. “Finan- cially he couldn't help.” WAS ‘ASTOUNDED’ { i -2!"l_.was _-astounded when my wife told me she had obtained money from Gagnon but I didn't pe ha she by paid back the borrowed $60,000 tees ee September. In the early and the third person was selected criminal record to testify be. to the Royal the inquiry, said Mrs... Ri-

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to Borden in the south England. Other points at which the battery was stationed in Sou- thern England ipcluded Thurs- werent ley, Epsom Downs, East Hor- sey and Chishester. Trem- Immediately “after the Battle| ‘Masson, introduced of Dunkirk, the battery operat-| Rivard by weak le toe ed reception depots for troops 6,000 from. Mrs. ‘Rivard. as returning from Dunkirk and the |summer té go to Ottawa to see men were posted to various stra-| whether Rivard could be freed. tegic positions in Englands in the /|T°LD OF EXPERT event of an invasion. Rivard said Gignac told him They saw action in Italy - the “extradition expert” sup- oe ere, Se. St Oe eee te Oe werner on Ses Sr vanced to when the Wes. |vard case was “only in the im- Sua ae sat monet adie tne to and there of making pennies easily.” until end of the war. After reading the letter to ‘Tremblay, Rivard was returned

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LINGERIE

This seasons COATS, regular $69.

CLEARING AT :

Fur Fabrics COATS and JACKETS, reg. $59.95 to

$189.95—-CLEARING AT .... :

Laminated and Tweed COATS, regular $39.%—

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DRESSES, winter wools and dothbile knits, regular $16.95 to $45.00—CLEARING AT ......... 20° Yo

aaieee pakeene, reg. to $55.00— 20 bo 50% on

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Complete stock of DRESSES ...

HANDBAGS—One table featitring

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CLEARING .... .

JEWELLERY—By Coro—Featuring a wide assortment of gift- boxed sets which consist of necklets and earrings and Pins and

Earrings. . .~ Regular $2.00 value. ........-6..... ~Boatile“ Woven” NYLON GLOVES —adies* double woven ayloa J

LADIES’ SPORTSWEAR

0 to tina One Table Ladies’ Table of Ladies’ Sports Wear—This group oe V8 om Lingerie includes, skirts, slims and seaters, broken 5 Including Krey weeserts vine’ tectares, | lines of sizes. Reg. values to $16.95. 20% on a omg} a . CLEARING AT $5.00 one 19.88 1 97 7 7* Balance of afl Fall and Winter Hats, CLEARING AT 4 PRICE Ladies’ Ny i Balance of Car Coats and Ski-Jackets, ec = ou) Si s Ps Clearing at 20% off reg. price . 10% on regular price SALE Complete stock of Sweaters, Skirts and _ selection of styles and colors PRICE . Slacks octane Ya on ‘10% off regular price

Rayon Vests and Cuff Panties .

White Only. Sizes 8. M. L.

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‘LADIES' FOUNDATIONS

sleeved si es. Fea Regular 1.39 ; - . inchic J sah wine dale ata re eee For 1.09 Bras in bandeau style and Girdles, Corsets comamece Faslm, tale, cosmetics. Featuring colognes, hand = . and Corselettes all celaring at /s off. Regular vale to 190 0 oc cecccce secesenees 99c i 1 19 Regular $1.50 to $19.50 &

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. oy ' ' RAPERY DEPT. | Children’s Dept.| MEN'S WEAR SEA EE INS Sr Ao"; | Sia wier com | Men's Thermal DRAWERS and READY MADE DRAPES — Our complete stock of ready made ” off reaular SHIRTS... a $1.98 Beare a cnt ime wit," drop Gerd, mysers aaeeet | 14 Off regular prices Se ee ee ee 3315 x * no. Boys’ SKI JACKETS . 25% OFF DRAPERY MATERIAL — We te fi at nent wc | $e" and Brome.” Men’s GLOVES . . °* 20% OFF faye, ee oe BB" wu | ftom intans fo we cuzaninc | Men's SPORT SHIRTS . 25% OFF rayon, ete. ....0...... oe. say ooes eed sates ants to : s . PRE-PASTED AND REGULAR QUALITY WALLPAPER — Wet 20% off reg. prices i, 7 S—epely eo mut, bo fase—-96 feats 10 designs to choose Men’s SWEATERS . . 25% OFF Geag e snes cnn 33% | Biome es «=| Men's PYJAMAS =. . 20% OFF as cecring ace hae ema ee eee peawericael “| Mens SUITS . . . . 25% OFF SAMPLE RACK COMPAS ~ dichtiy soled, im Michen cate oe Men‘s SPORT COATS . 25% OFF ~ Kad “Piece Gras trans. ay Yip, | CRaMRON'S 2 Be Corre’ | Men’s TROUSERS... 25% OFF , Sizes 3 to 6. Regular $2.98. ’ DRESS MATERIAL DEPT, | "°°" $2°° | Mevecarcoats ”. 25% 088 * $s e ? Girls’ Nylon leotards WOOLENS : marvey Wente twend. Sas 1-3 and 4 Men’s PARKAS .. 5 25% OFF

Two large tables of assorted woolens ideal for all To clear $1.79 Men’sSCARVES . . 25% OFF suits wea thune te bdesous etn OO Dee cee Special Table of Odds BASEMENT . anand gong agg | ‘a Ends Men’s SUITS (2 ponts) reg. $39.95 WR Je eck Seca cosecsesnnnsntig. sriemocrersnens . yard aa —. a, aaa now oe ; : . $29.95

PRINT COTTON .- Prices as marked . Boys’ PARKAS . . . 20% OFF

sisting of iguataie, exten Wht hecande, ote. iebes 10% off all regular | Men’s WORK SHIRTS, green

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SALE ENDS FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th, at 9 p.m.

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