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and twiliglit--58 inches wide

brnixn, red. gray and KY9?"-

RAYON ALPINE CLOTH ll This fabric is in

a pleasing medium weight:

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PIN WALE CORDUROY in a fine quality; medium weight. It is closely woven for lots of wear. excelled for children's clothing, colors

Un- slacks. are 36 in ch as

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shades of

RAYON SUITING in I smart checked design. shades of blue This material with A soft

and beautifully lntn siilts. sportswear, or Eond inches wide. - A

tailors

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HOLMANS

GOODS

St. Louis and Vicinity

Mrs. Clarence Wedge was V I cant. visitor to Bummerelde. guest of Mr. and Mn. Dougald Wedge.

Mrs. sun Myers recently visited her sister, Mrs. Sextue Gillis and family in Klldarg Capes.

Mrs. Cyrus Perry and family or Borden were recent visitors It the home of Mr. and Mrs. soseime Bernard.

Mrs. Maurice Myers and grand- daughter Barbara Ann were week- end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Myers in Duvar.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Earl Cornish have returned to their home in Newton, Mass, after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Perry.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Perry and family were week-end visitors It the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gaudet, Tlg'nLsh Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Areeneult have returned to their home in Toronto after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S, Arsen- ault in Leoville.

Mr. Nelson Perry has returned to his home in Palmer Road after spending the past two months in Toronto.

Mrs. Edmund Gander. has return- cd to her home, in Ontario sitter visiting at her home, giuest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Gaudet.

Mien Marie Allain of Charlotte- town rereiitly spent. it feek-end at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C Gaiirtet.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters of Hal- ifzix, N. S. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S)-lvain Peters. Palmer Road.

Mr. Raymond Bernard left on Monday, September lst for Toron. tn, Ont, where he plans to spend the remainder of the slimmer.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miwboiield of Providence R. I., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bernard.

Mr. Joseph Perry of lmvrence. Mass nos a revert Visitor at. the home of Miss Catherine Perry. He. was accompanied by his grancisxm, Walter Perry.

Mr. snd Mrs. Alphonse Perry of Leoville recently had as their guests Mrs. B.G. Biircelles of Maiden. Mass, Mr. Frank Hiird. and Miss Mae LcCl2iir, also of Maiden, Mass.

- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wedge have returned to their home in New York after spending a pleas-

CAMEO TllEATliE Keiisington.

iVerinesday and Tlinrsrlay T;i.-'i- .'l.l.'i. This is the story of a nim- ziiy . . . who borrows tweiity dollars from a cash register to keep a date . . . with a cop . .. and a klllor It's Mickey Rooney in his second adult. role, where easy money and a hard dame gel him into "QL'I('l(SAND". with Barbara Bates, Jcnnne Cagney, Peter Lorre.

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August. 31st. tn visit. their sister. Ryv. Mr. Stirling st Pictou, Mrs. John Hoberge and Mr. Rob- - B. F. Hunter R. 0. CAPITOL Summon-side ............i.... p. .. . Complete Visual Analyses , ,. Tonight 7:15 - 915; Thursday 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15 Ginsu mm ,, l DA I L Y C R O S S WO R D ACIOBS DOWN 2!.Shod, PHONE H" Lsphero 1.Nercotic feethe: ' ; -I UMALLMAPV5 5Un4D1Na 4.Consume drugs 'z5.Ler-vsof whispgf ,3 , fg omommus-r 7. Stimulate 2. Stunted botily A . ' A imam WITHOUT SHAME 3' 3'1”! ,3'.5".f.' 3zl'3?:?i".'.33- iho3e who WWI” 1o. Glisten cf Spritgl :11): gtrikee ' TRUTH 1l.Be t B.'l'rou o . gyptian -- "Stall 15 THE NAKED gage:-e gI.(r:'l,-igitilv; 331.2; . 9 HO - II ne p P! ABOUT A BOY- A 6"" ""- ”- ”"''"''”l"'"'' .. 222353.. '-.:F.:'':'.:::.:' 3:::"" ................ VETERINARIAN ouooa IO.NItivei;f u.A.n-um 41. strong" P E. 1T.Ma.k Scotlan rystematl , wt :1 AND A SINFUL CRIM ma. 2520 deep: 12. Ascend 8G.'f'ouchee dtspisvn Water Street lee. gbound 11l:.gfoIu(urn ! ) 31 ;nuc:tt:en;in ” gnlshl ' 2 , lny . VET )70C. . F0 . EITIIC , . Summersido 23.8 boll 19.WImpu.m ericer ii A well-told gripping tale of puy;;d.. " ' "9 'register . . 2e.w 'SAMUEl. Guilt Newt and lW-b"- iiii. J. A..Il0lll0ll so ..3j......, QOLDWYN DENTIST n roonng slate Ieuoumyoglmuicn Dental X-Rays l 30 Bow, i "”.”' '”"'" """'- i l Kumerinne ”".'.X,',',,l,,”'"'” It's another hit. from Sem- Bmellmen Bulldlril , nymtohwk IUMMEIIBIDII l goxmms ml Goldwyn. W110 EM" 3'0" I D” W” l 3l5.Arettlinx 3--T ' TIMI! "Our V"), Own". 88.!-(:i,I.r:'en v atlgap 40. t.rIor- L t t Nexis Reel 1'. Earle "Inks, 43 ;,:'Jl':y , a as ' v ' x,,.,"ou" mm A190 i Chartered Accountant us 3"” ' uuu vownso Aonunium - . ' 5"” ; , ulnugqgg. 5.”. Canadian Bank of Lemme:-w 40. Pack ' In-it-Ibaililnlnti - mum" - 47.Guldoe Juniunoiose-at-n.i. I higliee note i - ....... P. I. L (MI-) I 48. Look Lm PHONE use aofgtieltcov. RE Today ...... .. 3:30-7:15-9:15 .w W” . -' Thursday . ......... .. 7:15 - 9:15 DAILY ,OllYFl'0QU0l'E--llere'I bow to work It: i

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E. E. Parkman Upt.D., R.0. OPTOMETIIBI Ginsu MIMI lyos Examined Office Hours: D to ll -. 1 to I Ind by Ippolnlinull Phone I251

IIGINT THEATRE BLDG. lemme: IL luinieenlu

3 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alphy Gal-

-rim GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Int vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wedge. on their return they were accompanied by Mr. and Mn. Joseph Wedge who plan to mend tlwo montlhs visiting

-Mrs. Thomas Fletcher and son Tommy who are vacationing in St. Louis were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mc- Aldliitf in Tigriish.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flaherty and sons of Maiden, Mass. and Mrs. Annie Gregory, also of Mel- dem, Maee., were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Perry, Loovllle.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Emut 'nieoi-lard and eon, Bernard, are visiting in st. Louis, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mokler. They were also the guests of Mr. and Mrs. .le.i-nee Aheern.

Mrs. Camille Perry is visiting relatives and friends in Massach- usetts. She is accompanied by her two children. Johnny and Irene. Mrs. Perry plans to visit her two daughters in Halifax, N.s. on her return.

Dr. and Mrs. Goldstein have re- turned in their home in Long Is- land, New York, after visiting friends and relatives in St. Louis. They were accompanied by their two sons, Gerald and Stanton.

Mr. and Mrs. Alrred Pelletli-r luvs returned to their home in Salem, Mnss.. after spending three weeks at Mrs. Pelletlerb home.

lant.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers motn' d to Summerslde on Saturday 9' ing to meet their hmther-iii-law. Mr. Thomas Perry of Yarmouth. Maine. They were accompanied by

is vacationing on the Island.

Mr. Peter All:-un has retilrlied in his home in Lawrence, Mau., after spending H pleasant vacation at the

lain. He was accompanied on his return by his mother, Mrs. Eliza-

Marlene Dube.

Friends of Mr. Alblni Martin of St. Roche will be pleased to know he where he had been receiving treat- ment. in the Victoria General Hos- pital for ii spinal injury. Mr. Mar- t.in is convalescing at. his home. much improved in health. and all are hoping he may soon be com'- pletely cured.

Mr. and Mrs. Aiibin Perry oi Palmer Road had as their guests recently. Mr. Vltaal Lelilanc, College Bridge, N.B., the Misses Irene and Eileen DeBly of the R.C.A.F. station in St, John. Qudbec, Mrs. John P. Peters, Miss Helen Peters, Mrs. Douglas Mnllock and son, Mr. Alphonse Peters of New Bruns- wick.

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Friends of Mr. Arnold E'llswort.h are pleased to see him home again after being a patient at the City in

weeks. Mr. Ellsworth was suffering M from an infection in his foot which became so serious that he had to

on Ulla

smztnn. Albrrttm.

gash Norboro.

home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Al- iSnnningdale, Sask., left

on return to pleasant lbeth Allaln. and his niece, Miss Kvnsinizlon and vicinity.

has retumed from Halifax Mr”

Clinton. ton recently. They were of Mr. and Mrs. Meritt Callaghan.

tion

erge. They were wcompnnled '31 Mrs. Alphonse Merchend Ind fem- ily who were returning to their home in Dartmouth after spendlns two months at the home of Mr- wlth their children in U. 8. A. and Mrs. Maurice Myers.

Mrs. Eleanor Chaisson of IAN- rance, Mess. had a pleasant sur- prlsy during her two weeks visit in St. Louis when she found her wed- ding ring that she had lost at her father's home nearly 50 years I80 when she was a bride. During her vacation she visited her old home which is now owned by her nephew, Mr. Joseph Gaudet. The house has been remodelled this summer and as Mrs. around and thinking of byglme days, she came across the ring, still in good condition.

Oheisson was

Palmer Road picnic was held on Wednesday afternoon, August 20th Immaculate Conception Ohiirch grounds. The weather was ideal for a picnic. A large crowd was present from different pieces on the Island Ind also I large number of tourists from across Canada and the United States. 1119 saloons were well stocked and were kept busy until late in the evening and the various games proved et- tractive to both old Ind young. I-lot dinners were served from 12 o'clock noon until evening and beautifully trimmed cakes. which were later sold at auction, adorned the tabla.

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Kensington

and Vicinity

Mr:nd Mrs. John Burns. Ken- vlsilors to

were recent

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Riley, Mal- peqne, were interested spectators

ms wue Mm Thumu Perry wh0,at the Alberton Exliibltlon.

Mr. Peter Callaghan of Mimine- is visiting in Clinton and

Mrs. Vera (Stafford) her home

visit. with friends

Mrs. (Dr.l E. G. Gillie left re- cently for Bathurst. N. 3., where she will he the guest of her niece

Reginald Stever. Mr. and Mrs lilames orboro, visited Alberton

Wednesday, September 3rd, where they were guests of John A. and Mrs. Callaghan.

Mr, and Mrs.

were visitors

Congratulations to Harold Palm- er, Kensington, are his success in the at Alberton Exhibition.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamill. Kin- ltorn, visited the Alberton Exhibi- September

on Wednesday,

- Mr. and Mrs. Albert MrLellaii Wednesday, Sepiembei” Hospital. Oharlottetown, for several 3”l- 501” ""31? home

It on

and friends in Kensinizton, In-

looking

Elliot of recently after a

Lawless.

Louis O'Connor, to Alber- guests

in order for cattle exhibit

"EXII 0! D00)!" AT THE OAPITOL

-The searching drama of I youthful killer is unfolded in "Edge of Doom." Samuel Goldwyrrs new- est production which opens today at the capitol Theatre with Diana Andrews. rerley Granger and Joan Evens. '

Granger has the leading role of a sensitive, bitter youngster who kills In elderly priest in an argu- ment over his mother's funeral. Hie flight from the crime and his tortured wrestling with his con- science during the persistent hunt for the slayer. provides the raw material that leads to the intense- ly dramatic climax.

The young star turns in e bril- liant. portrayal. Andrews. as a younger priest. who accidentally learns of the boy's guilt, and Miss Evans, as the dead man's niece, likewise deliver sharply etched per- formances. Mela Powers as the cul-

prlt'I young fiancee. Robert Keith. Paul Stewart, Adele Jergens and Harold vermilyee stand out in the supporting cast. of this unusual film, which is ielaesed through RKO Radio. .

Brucketed ere Robert Keith. Paul Stewart, Adele Jei-gens and Male Powers.

Mark Robson's fine direction makes the most of the screenplay, which was written by Philip Yor- dan from the much-discussed novel by Leo Brady. It was produced with the customary Goldwyn real- ism and conviction.

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ALASKA HOLIDAY

MILK RIVER, Alta .- (OP) - Roscoe Hullt and his son Robert returned from a motor trip up the Alaska Highway to Fairbanks. From: the Alaska city they flew to Kotzebuc on the Behring Strait. and went on e. whaling hunt with Eskimo guides.

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