1 the naval air squad- .;xet:,nll,5uII0l!1G base Int 3. C. A. mmsration Summerslde commenc- Fa Tuesday and will conclude to- 2

uadroll. vssw. under the

mand of Lieutenant Command- comp G, Townsend, left here in ti ug. um has been on board the .,-9, Magnlilclent on an Europ

dayv , This SQ

A e aircraft roared in will: Sullirnrigerrside airbase on Tues-

The present strength of the equa- dron is approximately 150 all ranks.

Quite an interesting summer and tail was experienced by the equa- dron and all the operations at see were carried out without incident.

When the squadron embarked on "The Maggie" oft Halifax the ship proceeded to a rendezvous off Nor- folk. Virginia. where It participat- ed in NATO exercise new broom (V which took them to mid-Atlan-

tic.

The ship and escorting destroy- ers then proceeded to the North Sea where they participated in an-

other NATO exercise called lea Enterprise.

At the conclusion of this exer- cise visits were made to a num- ber of parts including Trondheim, Norwayl Plymouth. England; Rot- terdam. Holland; Gibraltar; vai- encia. Spain; Genoa. Italy: and Marseilles. France. when the car- rier returned to Halifax the air- craft flew off and came to Sum- merslde. Flying activity will commence next week and will be carried on regularly while the squadron is here. In addition to the Avengers Die sqaudron has certain. auxiliary aircraft including two helicopters.

S.?.i.:.”.lli”.'..i' "f.?.'.".':.:;F ave Plan To

5 rside Y's Men's Club :hf;ppll3l,vI:dE plans to begin work

facilities ure are used every evening to , ommodate the activities of ill- Y groups, Phiat Club. Cubs and Boy Scouts as well as the V5 Men and Y's Menettes and it

Western

ZSCHOOL Concert Hamilton Hall ecember 22.

KENSINGTON Home and School meeting tonight at 8 o'clock.

THERE IS still time to have mu; portrait taken for Christ- inas at the Read Studio.

RAYMOND GRANT. Optome- .131. will be in his 0'Leary office Saturday. December 10th.

THE READ STUDIO and Cam- era Shop, Summerslde. for all phomgraphic requirements.

CHOCOLATES-Finest display in town. See the Rowntree variety. Also Moira, Lowneys. Page & Shaws. Ganongs. Foleys Drug tore.

VCARD PARTY Monday. Dec. is Borden Legion Hall. Large prizes. Freeze-out. and lunch served. Ad- mision 50 cents. Sponsored by l.adies' Auxiliary Canadian Leg- ion.

BEDEQUE RINK. Tenders will be received by the undersigned iitil 6 p.m., Friday. December 9th. (or ill rink caretaker. (2) for use of canteen. including sale of tickets. and (8) applications for scrapers. The postponed an- nual meeting oi the Bedeque Rink Company will be held in the rrnk on Friday. December 9th. at 8:30 p.m. T. J. lnman. Pet-retary.

S'side Man Receives Award TORONTO iCl'-ti - Twenty per-

sons tiuoughout Canada who re- Fird temperatures and precipitat-

n for the Dominion meteorolog- cal office have been presented Milli awards, it was announced ednesday.

The awards are copies of "the Image of Canada.” a book describ- ng Canada geographically and eco nominally.

About 1.000 persons give their ime to collect meteorological in- rmatiou. used to compute aven- ge temperatures and precipita- llon. Among those Presented with swords. first made two years ago, were:

Maritime:-Mrs. G. R. Curry, rroostook, N1; 5, R, Ande,-sun, -lverpool. N-s.; J. E. Steele. Sum- nerside. P.E,1,

Women's (First Quality) NYLONS. pair , , ,

SLIPS. clearing at . Women's (Reg. 85c to 51.

WAGON COATS .

STATION WA

Men's

Discontinued Lines 01'

SHIRTS. clearing of Men's (Regular S3995)

I-3 OPP Women's I:

I-1 OPP Women RIGHT

NW0 X IIIAIDS.

Of Y Centre At S'side

” Rogers.

Pre-Christmas Specials

DECEMBER Sfll TO DECEMBER I2

W. S. MCLEAN

GENERAL MERCHANT ' KENSINGTON

Women's (Reg. 2.95 to 3.95)

BLO-OMERS & PANTTES. clearing at 49: Boys' PARKAS and STATION

1-3 on: now wooi. swsarsas max. on: MEN'S Jacitsrs and

oarsssox. smrspeeiei Men's (Reg. 51.25 '- 51.50)

TIES. clearing at . - Men's and Ioys' DRESS and SPORT

WINTR OVERCOATS. clearing S1535

IIXOLIIDJ HOOK COVRINGS

Double Size

is planned to extend the b ”” to twice its present size.

The extension work will be sup- ervised by the property committee of the Y's Men's Club consisting of. chairman James Connell. Ken- neth Walker. Allison Maclean, John Ellis, Keith Pickard and Don Baker.

Guardian

"MEDIC". "True Confessions", "Hush", "Ringside". "Master De- tective". Summerside Bus Stop.

PANTRY SALE and bazaar, liolman's Youth Centre. Friday. December 9th. at 2:30 p.m. Spon- sored by Long River Presbyterian W.M.S.

REGULAR THURSDAY night dance Canadian Legion Home. Kenslngton. Music by Erwin Deigh and Sunshine Boys. Ad- mission 50 cents.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Celestine Smith, Carleton Siding. had as their guests Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Summerslde, and Miss Frances McCouck. Halifax.

Miss Sheila Bernard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bernard. St. Eleanore. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital where she underwent an Appendectomy Operation. S.

The many friends of Mr. Ivan Dlckieson, Darnley. wish him I speedy recovery from his illness at Prince (bunty Hospital where he has been a patient for the past three weeks.

Summerside Y.P.U. Hears of 1953 Tour

Mr. William Cairns of Freetown showed and narrated slides taken on his agricultural tour of Great Britain and Western Europe in 1953 under a Nultield scholarship to the Sumrnerside United Church Y.P.U. when they met for their weekly meeting. Verna Bryanton, as leader of the community service commission, introduced Mr. Cairns and a vote of thanks was extend- ed by Mary MacLure.

Rev. C.D. Matheson based the bible study on "The Prodigal Son". Roy Ramsey and Richard Veale led the recreation. quizzes being conducted. The devotional period. based on taking Christ into our lives was conducted by Phyllis Boss and Carl Miller. The group will hold a rehearsal next meeting in preparation for a Christmas service. Olive Jelly read a thank you letter from Rev. John Stewart. Principal of A.C.T.C.. acknowledg- l.II&'hl'QCQlpf of the iron.

e president read a letter from

HISTORIC COLLEGES

st. John's College and Trinity College, both at Oxford Univei sity, marked their 400th annivei series in 1955.

Mount Allison Campaign Fund. It was decided that next week each member again bring an article gliltltlhble for a childrents christmas

llIIIJ.IIliofraln,t.hisCana

Naval Air Squadron ls i"l"M'””"”””””u2'l

border city has gone through I)

new snow every day since Oct. 2!. recording 85:1 inches” so far this season. There now is, one foot of

cific, settled by the mutineers from o

I DAYS 0? HOW NTERNATIONAL FALLS. Minn

snow on the ground; g LONELY or Pitcairn island in the south Ps-

th Boun in17il0,isonlytwo squaremmelnmea.

”CAMEO”

KENSINGTON

Wed.-Thurs. 7:15-9:15. Leslie Caron, Michael Wilding in Musical Romance- "THE GLASS SUPPER" Teolruicolor.

Keenan Wynn. libtelle Winwood

IIIIAPAIIII THEATRE FRI. - SAT. 8:15 "Back To God's Country"

'!'heannuaImeetingdtheAl- bertonbranciiotthecanadlsn

Alberion.Branch Canadian Legion Monthly Meeting

building committee, ll. Dunn: entertainment oomniittes. Prank Weeks; sick committee. ID. Mc-

Year's eve dance was also ap- proved, with the date to be decid- ed by the finance committee.

Following are the officers and

the installation of officers with R. D. Mcxlnnon as acting sergeant at

arms. Following the lnstallatimi cere-

'tt-- chairmen tor the com- ing year- 5 President, John C. Matt.hews;. First vice-president, Heath Profit; Second vice-pr sident, Ivan Nich. olson. I

monies the new president. John C. Matthews, expressed his thanks for the honor bestowed upon him and stated that he would do all that he could to look after the work on the Legion. His first official

I-Ietdllvvestock MeefIngAaO'Leary

lihutockkoedersh

cent

the 0'l.esl'y district. the

as chairman.

O'I.EARY and DISTRICT

Artificial Insemination

All cattle breeders in Lots 4 to 9 inclusive and

the West Devon area, are invited to attend a meet-

MHUMX. aleostatedthathewasooalldeat thatacliibcouldbeoperatedin

Hr. Allan Palmer of the Pro- vincial Dept. of Agriculture acted

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legion was held last evening with breeding club. The Prince president John Rochtord presiding. Kinncn: poppy committee. all County agriculture representative, , Following roll call. the minutes mom of the executive: welfare Mn C. Keith C111. ortlnllad the A f f,

of the last A”. and ' r .r.:.. '” Earle At- meetint ccoun an meetings were read by the secret- kinson; Sergeant-at-arms, Arthur Tl” M135” Ind OPEIUDD 0! 1' bl” mat”

ary, Frank Weeks. and adopted. Ramsay; Padre, rm. J.R. Mc- Ielllhw-dlleuuedbrhr George WW" 3;” 0' 9-W0 In the absence of the treasurer. Mahon; Auditor, George Gibson. c- "'53- df"El”" 0' "mu" lab I will be at the Alberton "ml"

Rev. J.R. McMahon, the financial The retiring ... ”ant, John "M'- '50 '1 W4”! II't1m"-IIHll- pubuc 111,,-,u-y th. gt”. 5''''"”''I'''' "E''' 5'” " statement was read by Ivan Nich- Roclitord. thanked the members ”"'1"""' "3 I” '1” P'”"”,'- noon. of Dec 10th md

olson and showed the branch DJ for their support over the past two D"'1" '5' w"'” Pf D" nfhf" '

be in a very favorable position, years duringwhlch the branch had gum” &;':”u”'”d '1" "99"" Dec 1'7th from 2'30 to I E HHS I Son LHIIIK tlnnclnlly. Reports oi commit made considerable advance and 't”'" " E"'”" mt” 5-30 pm to receive pnY- sir. .. an. - c...u, W0 "'93 llellni uvremd the wish that Illnlllr . ment of school taxes. I It. I-s-sub

on motion if was approved that cooperation would be given his Q. . nu nu, n Anuu. he

the branch sponsor "Santa Claus" successor. A vote of thanks to um I ' Mu. Blanche England, 0 i, i. e "

Basin this yeaadaad a sum of president Rochlord was moavdedwilyy nmowtu . mum” O! "I Epnum. "

money was vo cov - R.D. M Kin d Secretary.

sea. Santa's day will Muwm spplaus: mm an "WW dtgttnengogs "'3 "I. "uy' an OM-D-r 3-0-

day Dec. Zlst. The annual New Dr. on. Phillips presided for ' ' PHONE mi

REGENT TEEATIE BLDG.

Ilunmer It. B. F. Hunter, 3.0.

limmierside. P.E.L - Phase II SMALIMAN1 BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant. ass on.

use Water Sfredt . surrunmiar Above Maurice Mill's Men's Wool

Trustees- John C. Matth , Geo I t to thanks be- ' - rse Dunbar, R.M. Dunnfiiserben lilgitvliistbe to Don iilioore mg I" the OILEARY HALL Wednesdam De”m' PHONE 3530 . I-"VI". Maurice Perry. Sr. for the presentation of two beautiv bet 7th St 8 p'm' y h Executive- R. M. Dunn, John l ful coronati pictures for the club , ' , o o r g- Geme Dunbar. Jack Prom, Em mm W in ugheapugpose is to establish an Artificial Insern um REgl:lgT'0n:l. Pridham. John Itochiord. Earl Callaghan, a n u ' I W EA”

In Color

Phillips were appointed delegates

Finance committee. Don Moore;

”ROYAL”

BORDEN

Wed. - Thurs. Dec. 7-8. 8 PM. "JULIUS CAESAR” with Imus Calhern as Caesar. Marlon Bran- do, Greer Garson and Deborah Kerr. Admission soc and 30c. No bank drawing Thursday.

Story by James Oliver Cur- wood. Far North setting, I good entertainment.

ROCK HUDSON STEVE COCHRAN

Short Subjects

Evening Shows

CINEMASCOPE Evenings 60c and 50c;

Beyond any

Rutiilll

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PnildhHI!ll.3 DtieaellyWl'kIl!H

NOW ON SALE AT

Mr. Allison Protitt regarding, t.he

85c

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25)

55.0. S7.00. S835

GON COATS

49c

69c

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IIUOOOOPVIRICI

Children's SLIPP

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OONGOLEUM and

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C - SUMMERSIDE

TODAY (Thursday) - FRIDAY & SATURDAY

Matinee Today (Thursday) and Friday 3:30

indlan Adventure

Pitotbylltlmtcotol-In the Illldttet Ilbh-I'IHllyWIcthd SI'EWI& &DI

AN IDEAL Cl-HRISTMAS GIFT-

GIFT BOOKS OF THEATRE TICKETS RANGING FROM 31.00 T0 35.00

nEGENT ro-iiiaiir '5- 9.20

FRIDAY 7-9:20; SATURDAY 2130i-9:20 0un-Rooting Road from Texas to Teoihatonel ” Maliriclt o Aimsts CTUII

At 7:15 - 9:15

ADMISSIONS Matinees 50c and 25c

PAGET - HUNTER

OUR BOX OFFICE

l.adies' Flanneletie Pyjamas, an attractive gift, bound to please and p rlced low. Colors Pink or. Blue wlth contrasting trlm. Size: small (to fit bust 32 - 34) Medium (36 - 38) Large (40 - 42).

LadIes' Flannelette Night Gowns styled for wonderful warmth and comfort In extra soft flannolette, floral p r I n t e d yoke, cosy long

sleeves. Colors white, blue or yellow. Sizes small, medium and large PRICE . . . . . . . . - - - -97

Ladles' colourful cotton aprons, two popular

styles of bib or tea and

Ladies' Rayon Jersey Robes, wrap around

style. Assorted colors. sizes I6-20. REG VALUE 35.95. 5 SPECIAL- - - - - - - 1 '47

"Cell 2455 Death Row"

Kathryn Grant -

rm: ANSWER TO YOUR 'Gl1i'P.PROBLEMS- REGENT THEATRE our-r TICKETS nv BOOKS on 800 10 35.00

: PRE - CHRISTMAS

WEEKEND

LargeGrapefrult.4for 25: 'lhsryPakPeos.20os,.2for 3'Ic PuriryRoItedOats.5Ib.hag 49c Cashmere Bouquet Soap. 4-cakes .. 29c Peter Pan Peaches. 10 OI-. 1 for -

Orange Pekoe

TeaIags.l25bagsIse.

Chocolates. Itllll. Ib-

candy. Xmas Mixtures. 'l lb. . . . .. .

Dates.2Ibs........ HgIan.2lbs...,..

Pancy Mclntosti Apples. 5 058- . - - . "Ch Shampoo. 2 for ' '

See our assortment of toys. and other Xmas merchandise lust

ei-rived.

William Campbell

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....59c .33: 98: llrvsoodn newly

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CARLETON

LadIes' Cardigans, pure botany wool. Colon light blue, beige, grey and turquoise. Slua

” ' 2” 52.97

PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - LadIes' all wool pullovers. A practical Christ-

mas gift. Colors navy, beige, black and grey. Sires 32-38 M PRlCE------ i-r-'--

Ladles' Nylons. 51 Gauge,

SPECIAL - - - - - - - - - - - - Ladies' Handbags In assorted leathers and fabrics. M

M. ,,,,,,,,, C - . 1.77 Ladies Bed Jackets -- quilted cotto n with

matching slippers

Priced at - - - - - - - - - - Size 32-42 .

.. - - 51.97 LadIea' Cotton Half Slips. Small, s

Medium and large PRICE - -- - 1 '67 Ladies lined leather gloves, excellentlquolity, flnsly finished, choice of black or brown.

All Sires.

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ladles' Cotton Slim. PRICE - - - - - -.

Men'ls all wool dress gloves. Plain and fancy

77c ”” 97c 97c

Men's Nylon and Botany Wool Socks Priced 67cc ”97c

Men's fine all wool Cardigans by Regent and knit-to-fit. Colors wlne, navy, green and blue

heather. Size 34-44 5

ppicg .. E . . . . . . . - .- Men's fine quality leather dross gloves. warm 32.47

Men's Doeskln Shirts In a gay assortment of

patterns and colors. Sizes 14 1-2 to s 11 PRICE - - - - - -- - - -

patterns.

Men's smartly styled belts. PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - -

from

cotton fleece lining. Tan only PRICE - - e - - - '- - - " -

special purchase - Tles Christmas Boxed. Regular value 3l.50 and SPECIAL

Men's all wool crew neck sweaters In assorted

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Size small, and

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Men's fine quality broadcloth pyjamas In fancy assorted striped patterns. Sanforized to retain their size after repeated trips to the

laundry. Size 36-44 M

..... .......... - - 2-97 Men's sanforlzed flannelette pyiamas. mud! OI mfrly mapped flannoletto. Roomy-fitting sires ---fancy stripe pattern: In popular colon.

Slre 36-44 s

PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - Man's good quality cotton broadcloth dress shirts - In neat stripes only. Sire "I4 1-2 to I6.

Good value at I popular

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patterns and colors.

large PRICED AT - - -

MAI.lIdAIl'S

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Boy's Cardigans of fine wool and cotton mix- ture - In a splendid assortment of patterns and

colon. Sires 26-34

PRICE - - - m - - - - - - - Boy's pullover sweaters as above. s Size 25-34 PRICE- - - - -

Boys' Flannolette Pylamos In assorted striped ft . SI I-I4

,5:.c'.':'- .".'.' - l - - - - - 52.47

Boy's Ielte

at - - - - - - - - - - - - - Boy's fur trimmed ecips, quilted satin lining.

E:.'2;':':”:'::”::”f':i: - 51.47 51 .97

Boy's Ilned leather dresa gloves.

Size 4 to 3. At - - - - - - - - Boy's grey flannel trousers.

Size 24-34. PRICE - - - -2 - -

I mtndzi-Q-5 Terry towels In assorted colon and patterns.

Priced from M

Table Cloths In rich coloured plaid

damask. Size 48 x 48- - - - -

PI ti 3 oau

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l.adIes' Rayon Nigl-itles with fancy nylon trlm.

Colors pink, blue and white. I

Size small, medium - - - - - - set of 100 per east

GlrI's twin sweater

pure nylon. See these for a real Xmas gift. Sire 7-I2 Value 5658 5 SPECIAL - - - m - - - - 3'99

Girl's Nylon Pyiomcis and Nightgowne. Colors

pink and blue. Size 2-I4 S

PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - Cb6Id's Polo Pyjamas. Colors light blue and yellow. Sire 2-ox

PRICE a - - - - - - - - - - -

Girl's Flannelette Pyjamas In assorted colors.

Sizes B-I4 PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - ChiIds' Flannelette Pyiamos. Colon plnlt, blue and yellow. Sire 2, 4, 6 - - - - - - - - - -77

Girl's 100 per cent botany wool pullover sweat-

;.'.”. i?,'”.'1 Z.T.Y.Z"3..i'.”C - - 52.37 52.67

Cardigan Sweater as above. PRICE - - - - - - - - - - - -

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