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N O ‘I I C E SANDY’S RESTAURANT

Owned and Operated by F/L Saunders, D.F.C. THIS RESTAURANT WILL BE CLOSED EACH MONDAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE BUT WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 12 P. M. WEEK-DAYS AND SUNDAYS

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Chrysanthemums are in full swing again. Per- fect in shape, alluring in brilliant, colors, no other flower is more versatile in adaptability to every floral piece for any and every occasion. Everybody loves ‘Mums . . . there’s elegance in every bloom . . . and for most flower lovers the ‘Mum S0880“ l5 ﬂii too short. Send a bouquet of ’Mums the next time

you need flowers.

West End Nurseries Ltd.

22 Richmond st. Phone 96

' QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds

“I read your Guardian Want Ad-iranting a genuine

fur coat!”

FUMIGATING

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Means 100 per cent. satisfaction. The most modern motltodsand equipment used by the largest and oldest . Fumlgating Company on P. E. Island. All work conﬁdential - The Old Reliable, Phone 89 - - 86 Queen Street

NOTI¢E

Quick Service Can Now Be Given on

Upholstering

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Refinishing

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MililEilN Wiiiiilﬂiiiiii

bill for national control and de.

Georgetown And llicinlty

..'M:r. an. ‘Mcswain, left ail

Saturday on a visit to friends i1 Pictou. N S. .

Mrs’ Chester Walker. accompanies b her son Howard were visitors to lottetovm on Friday.

Howard Llewe-llyn has moved into his new home. ivolk or. it havin’:

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i Salvation Anny representatives‘

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camvamed Georgetown on Friday

for support for their organization]

8 O. Knight delivered s' oar o! coal in his customers on Friday.

Mrs. Peter Solomon and Miss Genevieve Solomon. weze visitors to Ohsrlorbtetown on Friday.

All. S. Army

Plane 0n Trans- I

Arctic Flight

HONOLULU. Oct. ‘Fa: out over the north Pacific day the United States Army B. Paousan drcamznat headed i0! Canadzfs riortli country on a Pm- jected flight to Cairo and a $3.000.- 000 test o1 the unpredictable Arctic regions

At 5:51 A 9d a record 143.400 pOlliﬁliS off John Rodgers field arm Willi a crcw_0i 10 pended for its goal 10.300 miles away.

On an estimated 41- to éfi-hqlll‘ g l hi l wzll avoid usslan lgiit w c1 the 12.892

and Yugoslav territory. gallons o.f gasoline carried Wﬂe reckoned barelv sufficient for the challor-te of the Arctic-s hazardous weather ill‘.(i ‘l-o ‘rial of ‘the lat-ES! instruments for blind f.ylilg_ ‘Ilhat lcfl Col. C S. Irvine oi St. Paul, Nels. and his men _nO thought of equiilnu; or exceedl-ri the recent distance mark of 11.2 miles Se; by iii? United Statu

“(if-he plat-q- raged possible lair-i oonditicrn-ivitiiort cle-iclrl8 "ill-ii?- ment. A twomrour naviﬂiiiwmi bum spa; MvLited it in the polar

- n "as uncharted a." Part of the WIY ‘l q or me A“?

no QCCCUFQIQ llllPiﬁg lie weather WAS prsslble.

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Brown-Thompson Wedding

r r it ulumn weddinlli togk ‘Shir-aprons’ éenlrul Jllilvi’ l Churl-h, Diinstaiinagv- _uii .i“l~'|it\i>t\\‘_% October‘ 4th. at four cclOck_ 14'" Bertha Isabel Thompson. R-FN-q ldaughwr of the late Mr. and N111; iﬂerbert Thompson was united ‘i! 'marriage to Mr. Robert DZPLGi Viz-own. son of Mr and Mrs.

John i R. Brown, Pownnl. The Rev. J. N.‘ l Nicholson Ofiivlwllllil- i

Given in marriai-Zt‘ ll)‘ i191’ bFm-“Bll Irving. the bride looked (‘illifllililg in g floor length gown of Wilit!‘ brocaded satin. her veil of cm- broidered net was held in plase liy a coronet of orange blossoms, halo effect. She carried an arm bouqiiel of red roses-

Tlie bride was attended by Miss Kay Tait, R. N" as maid of lionnr whq ware a gown of turquoise snllii jersey and carried a riosegay 0i mixed flowers. Miss Charlotte Gar- don, R..N.. classmate oi the Hrlrie. who wore pink net over taiiﬂll also carried a nose-gay of mixed‘ flowers. i.

Mr. Gordon Brown brother M the groom was glroomsman. The ushers were Mr. ollis Thompson and Mr. Gordon Moore,

During ilic signing ct the regis- ter Mrs. Stewart Pierce sang very sweetly "I‘ll Walk Beside You." The wedding music was played h)‘ Mrs. Irving Thompson.

Mrs. Brown, mother oi the groom chose a mauve ensemble and were a rorsnse of yellow mums '

A reception \\'_lS liclil folloivml: ithe ceremony at the chllPiOiiEiCiV-‘il Hotel when over sixty guests weri- received by the wedding party mid

The many gifts received testify

to the popularity of the young couple. ,

The hride s graduate of the Prince Edward Island Hospital

served as Lleut. (Nursing Sister). two and s half years with the R-(J. MLC. The groom a prosperous young farmer served four years with the R.C.A.F. overseas, Mr. and Mrs. Brown left tlie following day to spend their hon-

travelling in a rose wool suit with black accessories and carnage of white mums. .

Out of town guests included Miss‘ Georgina Thompson. R. N" Hail-i fax. N. 3.. sister of the bride, M‘ss Kaye Tait. R. N, Fredericton, N.B..‘ also served in the name unit over- seas an the bride. Mr. and Ml'l.i Welter Bunhsm. Weston. Mam.‘ sister of the groom and Mrs. Annie Hatch, Broctori. Mass. aunt o! the 870cm were also present.

LIINERGY NEAR. ‘ RIIALIZATION

IONDON. Oat. 6 -(OP Cabin- —!I‘be News mronicle said today that, Supply Minister John Wllmot lhdrtly W11 be able to claim that British and Osnauisn ‘ . - u; within ht of solving the prob- $1.21. ‘mriﬁitiiu? ‘°"°'“.....“°'; runs.- m“ “' i

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M the bio plane lift.‘

Navys lwomiijriiicri Trilctilent T‘tir-'

twilight beyond Wilbmlks- Aiaiktii

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enemy will nosed for within the next l0 years. The men who have elven this view are well unified enhorf

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who mm am been diiltinluish-

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Dressed Fowl and Chicken.

rates, trucking railway rates paid.

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We

eymoon in Boston, Mass. the ‘al-lde velopment of atomic energy c.tter*ed for the extreme caution and the co-r-crvativc rharsctri- of their Pm hello pronouncements on this

Parliament rwonvenes in Occibcr. ‘ It ' added "e-xperimeunl pilot tests ems been carried out

"All sub 6C1. "

lens childbirth" SLyear-old Dr

was described by

Julian musing at Mines. associate obstetrician at the method Philadelphia College of Osteopathy.

uous caudal analgesia (partial arise- hssis. through Ipinal injection

Wish’.

mnrtallities, the

‘rhshindooted pitocin longitudinal miracles of

teat cases in which there were no longest was {our hours, tlie* minutes.

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elrvldrnilvith masplcuoiis in i . m, Mines told a press oonler- _ gﬁnldglngbuetneena yetmajtliemoost of rgrigrgs ence the technique’ involved-arti- womb into Qctlﬂn’ m“; gin-tin; m; OLDEST C,“- 13 m 1mm" 3%’)! ‘I l 1W0!" D "l!!! ﬂlllllhﬂﬂﬂ 0 MI!‘ WWI-Ill billtll poses. 8:. near itie Persian Gil. it

1 h“ so a t WDti-lld bc ——-— hypodermic lnlwlon <11 other: e ‘nu mother. ~sid Dr. Mhes. re- tiered to have the longest coil- iiute actLsble to appl it to PHILADELPHIA, Oct s - A derivative of the pltllltM-l’! gland. mains swabs and oonsclmls a". all tlnuous existence any citv iii £2291: Muses on snylltfensazeriergs new method of "completely pain- and is combined with the oontin. 1,1111” during childbirth. Oi 268 history-from 400 B. C. to 650 A. ll- M“..N,,,;§hg<g;1",mml;gfg~" m OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WlLLlAMb ouii BOARDING uousli: With Major Houpll advanced m far that it is believed

economic production of industrial Power from the atom will be pos- sible mach some: then is enticl. P1106." the News Chronicle said The News ronicle added: “Some o! the scientism have ex- pruned the opinion that atomic be anatomically har- pmduction purposes well

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