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OUT OUR WAY i ..-rHEwMus'r.sENsE WORK! A- IF THAT. WAS: semi:-ri-we I J DIDN'T- WANT ALi: MAS-HED.

UP, EVERYBODY-THAT WENT by woui.i7 P2012 PiZDBE(" AND 5LUSi-i'Ai2DUND ltd rr: , I BUT-THIS I WANT. BEAT, up: 'MAY8E THAT SPOONPT ) ' . I6 1230 Mug-l hlKE( . A,5HOVEL"MAYBE . ' )ATEASP20ki-

SPORT SHIRTS

Sport shirts by Van Heusen. Washable iabrics convertible col- lars, six glorious colours, Titan green, Mari Tan. Hoigan Blue. Granite Grey. Tobacco Rose and Butteraip. Priced 33.95 and 84-95-

For the rest or his life . . . give A

Dad Forsyth pajamas. He'll hang out the "Thank You" ll!!! lhl moment he sees your gift of For- ayth pajamas, they'll. delight him with their smart styles and col- ors . . . their soft luxurious lab- rics . . . all cut, tailored and styled "tor the rest at his lite". Priced at H-II to 30-95. '

v SLACKS

bed will be Pleased With your selection trom our complete stock of slacks. We have a wide variety in fabrics and shades in a big range of 35.85 to 810.96.

T-SHIRTS

Ksep dad happy. Nothing will give more pleasure than several of these colouriul T-Shirts ior week-ends or vacation. Priced use to 32.93.

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Thereis pride in giving . . . there's pride in wearing a For- syth shirt.

A Torsyth is always in good taste. Come in. choose Dad's giit. smartly-styled garments. White striped, solid colors, master- pieces of tailoring . . . of fit, comfort and freedom. See our Forsyth selection now. Priced 33.95 to 54.95. '

Anklets and regulars. Solids, plaids, stripes, All woois, nylon, cottons, mixtures. Choose a complete wardrobe. Priced (Do O! 82.50.

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Handsome ties all sure to make a hit with dad. Both neat patterns and bold de- signs in a good-looking ar- ray of colours, unusual val- ues. - Priced at 31.00 to 82.00.

sow TIES

The bow tie: It's new, it's popular, the convenient bow tie in new conservative pat- terns. Only 81.00.

ALIPPERS

Men's slippers in the Ever- ett and Romeo styles of line calf and kid leathers with iiexibie leather or rieolite soles. Rubber or soft pad- ded heels. Colors: Brown and Burgundy. Priced from 53.95 to 86.95.

- SHOES

Dad will be sure to like the

handsome leather, smooth styling and top lit of these lamous make shoes. Priced 810.95 to H935.

Sport Jackets

Sport jackets in rayon Gab- ardine, celanese lined, in the windbreaker or surcout styles. Ideal for Dad's sum- mer leisure. Colors. brown. teal, grey. etc. Sizes 36 to 44. Priced irom sass to 314.95.

NOTICE

All taxes -owing Cape Traverse Soliooi- must be paid before June lbili. 1952.-This is the final notice. - A

By order of trustees. Mrs. David W. Murphy

W CALLAIITC CRCCERY

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WEEK-END sracians June Festival of rooo saaoams,

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A peacetime precedent was established recently at RCAF sta- tion at Summerside, P.E.I., when the ilx-at mixed group oi North Atlantic Treaty Organization airmen was presented Navigator wings by Air Vice-Marshal (LE. Biemon, air oiiicer commanding training com- mand at Trenton, Ont. Great credit

Alberton-west Pr,i.nA.ceABd. Of Trade Opposes Brief

Following is the text or a brief iiied Monday for the Albertan- West Prince Board at Trade with the Legislative Committee on Transportation:

"Alberion and West Prince Board at Trade, being a body organized to advance the commercial, indus- trial and civic interest primarily, of West Prince County and oi the Province of Prince Edward Island in general, has given consideration to the proposals oi the Canadian National Railway Company for submtution of bus service between Tigniah and summerside and abol- ition oi the present morning mail and passenger service from Tlgniah to Summerside.

"Having in mind that the pres- ent morning mall and passenger train service is inadequate tor the needs or the citizens oi West Prince and that it has been inadequate tor a number oi years and having given due consideration to the pro- posed bus service to substitute the present mail and passenger train service, the Alberton-West Prince Board of Trade has given due con- sideration tc this proposed substi- tute bus service.

"And having in mind that West Prince County has a large rural population and that tile proposed bus service will not give transpor- tation service to the large rural areas now being accommodated by the present morning train service because the route over which the Canadian National Railway Com- pany is seeking the right to oper- ate is exactly i. - same route now travelled by the Island Motor Transport Limited, which will con- stltute a duplicate service on, this route.

"Having in mind that there are on the Canadian National Railway line, nine booking stations and six- teen flag stations between Sum-

.mei-side and Tignish. many or

which will be eliminated entirely by this new proposed bus service. thereby causing great inconvenience to the travelling public or West Prince County where the mail and passenger, service is now in opera- tion. As a matter oi tact, accom- ing to the proposal oi the Canad- ian National Railway Company. at least one village through which the Island Motor Transport Limited, now operate, a bus will be elimin- ated entirely by the new proposed

. bus service. only live stops win he

made by the pa osedlc. N. R. bus operation, t h e r e b y eliminating

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Sail Roll For Sale

Have on hand 'a quantity of good salted bait for im- mediate delivery. Reasonab- ly priced.

CABBOL nilinansy Summerside -Phone 2940

FOR SALE

Cocirsliutt Cultivator .. 3100 S180

1 1040 Ford Car 1 1088 Chevrolet Potbto Planter. liisrelts .. C80

GOBIIONB GARAGE Allies-ton. Places 12

iiiroiireon rmiiisirmauao Pmelsst At Ssalsnill. P.l.i.;

I was due the graduates-including! - oriicers oi the Italian Air Force,oiii- cers and sergeants or the Belgian Air Force, pilot. oiilcers oi the RAF and ilying oiiicers and flight cadets of the ROAF-as some had to master not only the technique or naviga- tion but the technicalities oi the English language in which all train-

twenty-one' booking and iiag ata- tions now being accommodated by the morning passenger and mail service now in operation by the Canadian National Railway corn- pany.

Suggests Jitney

"It the Canadian National Rail- way assumes only that 'ioense be granted which will permit the op- eration oi a coordinated rail-hlgh- way paenger service tor a greater convenience to the public than the present. service, they could, insofar as West Prince county is concern- ed, operate an early "jimey" (so-A

morning. from Tlgnish to Summer- slde, thereby enabling passengers Irom the western part of Prince Edward Island. to make connec- tion in Summerside tor the early passenger crossing between Bor- den, P. E. I. and Torinentine, N.B.. such as was in operation many years ago and operated very satis- factorily to the people living west or Bummerside. '

"It a license is granted to oper- ate the proposed Canadian Na- tional Railway bus service, it will certainly not improve transporta- tion iacilitles in West Prince Coun- ty but will , on the other hand, prove to be a. great detriment and inconvenience to a large majority of the people living in the area oi l West. Prince County.

"The Alberton West Prince Board of Trade have taken into consid- eration the fact that it is the in- tention oi the Canadian National Railway Company, to operate" their busses on .the main highway but the situation in Wat Prince Coun- ty is such that only a small per- centage oi the public will be ac- commodated ii the proposed C.N.It. bus service is put into etiect. We have, or course, considered the tact that the proposed 0. N. R. bus service will be oontroued by pro- vinnclai laws and-regulations but regardless of this fact. we. ieel that the proposed service will prove to be so inconvenient to the trav- elling public in this part of Prince Edward Island, that we are com- pelled to oppose the granting or this license tor the proposed bus service to the Canadian National Railway COTTIDIHJ.

"We, therefore, respectfully sub-

In the above picture. Air Vioe-ldar- shal slemon is seen presentinl wing to F. 0. Douglas A. Stone- house. right, of Toronto; Burt. J. H. O. Degrooiie of Belslum: 10- R- S. Jennings at Olaqow, Scotland. and Major Aldo Taverniti. left, of Venice, .

SPARKIJNO COMEDI "STRICTLY. DXSHONOI.Al!il" AT THE CAPITOL

are your intentions?" answers :

hilarious r songs. the Capitol Theatre. whose plaudits for his ' brilliant periormances loll. r to-order role in M-0-ll's version of Preston Btu:-ges' oua Broadway play. in which he is cast as a tempestuous opera star who gets involved in to romantic mix-up with a girl train way down South.

called), at an earlier hour in the Dreams

oi the wide-eyed southern miss at the top oi her last climb to star- dom, which began when she play- ed the leading seminine role op- posite Van Johnson in her iii-st. picture. "Romance at Rosy. Ridge". once Broadway."

mit that the proposal by me can- adian National Railway Company, to present morningl passeng mall train service between Tigriisn and Summerside be .e1ectod.

Prince Edward Island grants the

adian National Railway Company, the Government or Prince Edward Island should acure adequate as- I auranoes from the tlonal Railway Company that a more adequat service wiu be given to meet the needs or the travelling public at West Prince County in Prince Edward Island, than the new .. , C ."

isgd.) mm 0. Matthew, soure- tary.

The most heart-arresting picture in the long history of Warner Bros. This story

a...,n...g.....nn:. is of three girls but don't judge lthelr past until you know t eir -"rnnu saloons" R E G E N '1' Starring Eleanor Parker, T0d8Y ------ -- 3550-7115-9115 Patricia Neal and Ruth Roman with Leif Erickson

Thursday 7:15 -9:15

and Frank Lovejoy.

ng, air and ground, was conducted.

--When Janet Leigh asks: "What. liisio Pinsa "strictly Dishonorablei" And the tun begins in M-0-M's

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Pinza, Broad- still made- "P

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substitute a bus service tor the and

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Canadian NI-

bus service . coco.) Peter W. Pate, President:

CAMEO TIIEATRE

Remington

Shows Tues. and Wod., 7:15 and 9:15

CAPITOL

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nger dealers. Me wil be Y.Iadtostoow'l to you as we! as other mode at our COMPLETE UNI OF IANGES

"MONA-I" electric stove

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Ivory ldnd of stave s tor every type at Mei Weed - Cool Oaed-Ileetrisliy-Oil Also list all lusnaeos.

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RAREES Ir FURNACES

Contact ALVIN PALMER. 0'Leary dealer, or Waiter Wells, Aiberton, sub dealer.

Earle Williams, Tyne Valley, sub-dealer. 0

suimmos-side

Tonight 7:159:15; Thursday 3:30-7:15-9:15

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