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.-.-- c ‘ w» » —- aon?‘ prty -CIIOVII for stubborn coughs w #1 ‘gee Milluulgllgzztamléi at Taylor Drug C0,. Kenslngizn;

BALE at mu Stewart's store Saturda . AD- m 21m so zoo can. 0m Guides Association. 4

--MiI Mary u ; psliontin. Hospital. . ,'

lends will regret to H“ MacFarlano

Alb Isﬂasrino Lectv and Claude Lucky of Acadia Uni ~ __.._. [pent the Easter holidays -lilll. IORATIO WAIT! .»~.....-~.-. "e n "~- w". r.¢.='.=:.:o:.:~::.:::;.a' rye; umme e.

, ' of u» death Saturday morning of Mrs. Horatio Waite. She had been in poor health for a short time since sufferin an injury to her back pa l about two weeks ﬁrs. At that time her dauxhter. s. Jean Champion. of Pennsyl- vania _her scn, Mr. William Waite of Haverhlll. Mass. return- ed to the homestead to be with their mother in her illness. Mrs. Waite was a most esteemed lady i; ‘the commtmityvthand rtthere will regre on cps o many

at heeipregrettabie ‘ Much

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syn: th goe ut to her bereav- ed “seine ‘arid children. The funeral takes place Tuesday st 2 p. m. with services .at the United

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—Mr‘.“Ben Doucette has recently

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lint attended to. Rev. Patrick Walsh has returned h" c. ..‘.if‘..t“&.;..'“ii¥..“‘..$ii°“‘..°.i Wm“ J Cardinal D‘ F‘ Mum‘ an‘ Gukan on hligegeturn from Rome.

S i m». Frankie &lea has returned to his hune 1mm Halifax where tly received his discharge

. m and Mire» Birt Shes have re- ‘ turned to their former home after

spending the winter months in Halifax.

T m. 45 ILYQII h to be atulsiod on f making his daily tripe. notlswith-

to erecent

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many frlemk of w. Henry lad to see him home ing overseas for four

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Isl!‘ deep armholes to free the si oust a for greater

fashion.

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IOWOOLDAHUY

THE AFFAIRS OI‘ SUSAN” AT

—Georgo Brent. the Black Irish-

of whom has but onridea ‘on o

capitol Theatre when snared

d film since be §§§°§ m. Coast Guard. which n.1-

SUMMEBSIDE

p summnsmn _

romantic moods. is again ins new

chasm ﬂlm called "The Affairs of Susan!" And Geonze needs charm in this one for he tangles

plenty of Irish

with lour other, romanticism

each his that Joan Ibntaine. on Monday at the Susan de- tour diﬂerent

of Susan? isBrent'e| in: mustered-

stretch as a flying to Hollywood

instructor. as tho "silent"

his It is known. was born in

Dolan. attended

been pretty llllkih o! on eniom

movie tolbs and press ‘Monte. with little o! his past onriua to iiob 50-111 in alilte of deuce on the coast.

Dllllin for s short period

e .Brenthae ato

c many years’ reel. however. that he

nd as Geo!“ the University of and then

.1 Bl I

oined 2110 famom Abbey Theatre

theatre when bloke out and

Awe brater ilDl W alera. Wildn arily

centuafe slende them. he says:

tho look attractive _ _ toned or thrown over the should-

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hurriedly, for the United States.

. Geo i t lover “we the Inah n he Joined the reb- inted courier to the cele-

Mlchael Collins. leader cl about the revolt. for months he carded d whee bet oen Ooilinrand De

left

r wslstilnes. Of “I li Jackets to when worn unbut-

ers, as they so often are, so there

110!‘ ' All)‘

are not unusually long

have to belted.

from the waist Irresistible is lnohalltin for ault comb in

us jacket-e

as a cucumber, shantung suite

long nor wry short. yet casual and will. c ate _l_aoed_ to a

5 §FGiiI8TFEIWQv _

even in summer's really to be smart. My acketsjre

plpue vest (s eeveleu)

razor?“ mars “:5

heat.

to wrist ength. the short, boxy

jacket which has been the 9st of this designer for several

seasons. hot WOIHICT"~II a navy wonl- Skirt, nd short. combine ion use-

for almost any occasion. Cool silk

too. are in .0 -wh|te~ with

delicate bead embro dery to high- liaht-ths jggket neckline.

lour- different, h" m"). from Courtsulds ma. u. establish

Widow 0f Senator LE. iIacLean liies

_.'A|gg_. ‘mlhem deatthm ocgrrnred gunday om g a e nce ounty shim Sllbiecia Hospital of am. s. n. MacLeun

widow of the late A. E. Mar-Lean, M. P.. who represented Prince County for many years in the Federal Parliament up to the time of his death in years of age.

Born Henrietta Stavert at Kol- vln. P. E. I., the late Mrs. Mac- Iseun went to live at Lot l6 when

e was married and about 2i years ago she and Mr. MacLean moved to Summerside and she has lived here ever since. She was oi’ a retiring disposition and lived quietly by herself in her own ilomc. She was taken to the hospital on last Monday and underwent an operation that night.

She is survived by two brother. William and Edmund of Kelvin and three sisters: Mrs. William Johnson, Mnrgate, Mrs. Malcolrri MacPher-son and Mrs. Margaret Bailey of New Hampshire-S.

The funeral of the late Mrs. A.E. MCIABH will be held on Thursday at 1 PM. from her home on Gran- ville St. with the service at the Pro rian Church, Summerside. Burl will be at mt l6 Cemetery.

England-Leeds Univer-

LEEDS. sity has accepted £60,000 ($270,000)

a rayon division in its department

d of textile industries.

GIGANTIC

AUCTION

Al‘ BRANCH ROAD. TRYON

Ha. sold our farm. we will sell

by Au on on MONDAY. APRIL 20th

Beginning at l2 Noon, Sharp

All our stock, remainder of crop sud farm implements, consisting of 1 general purpose mare 8 years old, 0 choice milk cows ‘food Holstein Grade). 12 yo cs le including lextragoodmllewealram a number of hens,

IMPLEMENT-S: — Binder 6 out (new). mower l. H. C. Oil bath new, mower- F. and .. lso drill 18 disc (new); 2hsy rakes, hay , laud roller 10 ft, fertilizer

am- lower potato sprgye-rigng pm

4

walkhg plo sows (d sections tooth barrows, d barrow, po digger (almost new). 2 farm wag» one, 2 dump c gas engine, manure spreader (almost new). 3

dolbia sleigh complete. alaigha, l. speed sleigh. 2 sets sea turnip pulper. grsiu crusher. fan-

wa 11M i“ la f Blasksm ti: an a rge arm. - hm and tools, quantity hay, oats. manries; also a lot of household turs and all small articles used ou a well nipped farm including ch m. tools, etc.

axes. carpenter TERMS-CASH. If day is unlit Sale on next day.

STOBDY BIDS.

HUGH l". MORRISON. > Auctioneer.

1939. She was 73 ’

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S'side Seeks To A Lead Cancer Drive

Slurmerskle canvassem are de- termined to get the most life memberships of any P. E. I. unit the Canadian C . W B. Howatt, who has been named chairmarlrncf ntaheSum.

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Cancer Society. The "Special Nam " list is in the cam- able hands of the Y's Men's Club and they will call on citizens on Tumday. The general canvasswill start on Thursday in Summers?‘ and will be conducted by teams the I.0.D.E.. O.W.1.., Kins- men. Rotary. K. of C., legion Aux- iliary. Reed Cross and Red Cross Corps. Money raised in the prov- ince will be s nt in this prov. lnce. Dr. Howat emphasized. "We have set no definite objective be- cause the work must go on until cancer is no longer . the second greatest killer."

The Cancer Society's program ls three-fold. Dr. l-lowatt out-education, ueatmmt and re- seam . "We must educate the oublic to the no of coins to the doctor when have cancer sycnptoms~and they must know what those aympioms are. We must see that when they have cancer the best treatment is av. sliable. and we must help the sci- entists who are tryiml W ﬁnd u" cause and other cures for the dis-

first susta

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MSG.

The Canadian Cancer Society is the only national organization dealing with cancer. It was foun- cd on the recommendation of the Canadian MedicalAmociation. "We need the co-opeu-atlon of citizen in this community," Hcvwatt said. "Last year 18,000 090019 died of cancer in Canada. Almost halt those deaths would not have happened had the dis. ease Peel: detected and treated in

CV81’!

sneer Society, time

There are four types of mem- berehips-Liie memberships $100: inlng m W: con- tributing m nual membership. $1.

SHIRTS, HOSE, SUITS WILL REMAIN SHORT

WASHINGTON, April 32 —Prlce Chief Paul Porter today gave the Senate banking committee this pic- ture of prospects for some scarce comrnodi ies:

Butter-Present acute sharia-Be probably will be relieved this sum- mer, but mand for many months.

d Shirts-wliﬁtlenoe and abemlittie

amlng be necessary re a balance can be reached. In 1939. 18,000,000 dooen shirts were man- ufactured. but last year only ‘L000.-

donen were turned out. and many of those went w

fill the bait-log of orders.

Men's suits-Be nice to your tail- or. Present uction is at an an- nual rate o 15.000000 but present demand is for up to 40.000.000-

Hose — The women's hosiery shortage is less acute. In Januliry. nylon production was running at the rate of 25.000000 dozen ann- ually, more than twice the peak

D121

supplies will~not equal de-i

41.000, peak of 44.000000 ‘doom However, after an annual produc- tlcn of onltyuieﬂﬁiiwpw dosen in

come much

weeks. but there will be a continu- g shortage t the ar. other building materials-S ort-

ages for many monﬂbs to come.

IASEON FACTS

Latest news of the 1M6 hair-dds is that they are to be cut four inches on the sides and six inches at the hack. The sides and back of the bob may be curled but the crown is like a smooth tight cap. This means s complete change in hats to the halo type.

The bolero suit takes a new turn. We saw one beau , s navy wool with red.’ and s ye low and white print for the blouse with the

same print used for the hat and gloves. The tiny jacket tums back to reveal the blouse with a

devastating neckline. The skirt is seamed st- center back and front.

Suits have broken right away from the classic tailor-made. There are many to be seen out on full skirted Regency lines. The waists are small 8s made to appear smaller by all the tricks of the trade. The skirt fits smoothly cvcr the hipiine and then flares out above a slim skirt. In some cases only about twelve inches of the skirt is seen.

The jackets are so much longer

rote of 1061. mu production of ['9

rials. ‘Three-quarter length costs per-reds the uniform full

model. You can take your choice between the favourite Cansdienne Jacket and a new box cost which has been sponsored by several of

the leading fashion houses.

GEORGE HOUSTON I .

Also Canine Comedy

“cnooms m ctoow ~

and “CURIOSITIES”

BRADALBANE ‘

Tuesday, April 23rd" Evening 8:00

~ BORDEN Wednesday, April 24th Evening 7:15 and 9:10 Matinee 3:30

vrcronu. Thursday. April 25th

Evening 8:00

Matinee 3:30

“than they used to be. and val-vet is on_e_of;i_he favorite trimming mu-

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