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DECEMBER 9, 1953 f?-IETVESTERN GUARDIAN

(- , Tamas couivrv omca -

1 summer Street. Sununenida. Phone lilll. gun, subscriptions. Advertising Representatives

GEORGE GLOW and GEORGE W0'I"l'0N

noun Phones: 808! and Bill The Guardian may be bollaht at any at the lollowing stores in Barnrncnlui uh aookstore. summer Street; Gain-lice Drugstore, ll central Street. ,3 -. Nun-stand. Water Street; that Gaudat. 0'1 Granville Street; A '1' D,,,.,.m'g Grocery. Second Street; Island Hour 'I'.aiupen Wm," smog; Vince's GIOOI-Tn in Canal! street: Ennianw Sell- servioe Drug Store; Fred's Grocery. Convent lheaa LL Waite in Kulllngtola

WIIT nunca ornca ' Albartoni hank Weeh, Phone: 88-: Omaha and 08-! lease.

Representative.

mu photographs. day 01' BV0li1n8'v W Read Studio. '

4"”, ml; .''at home" Wednes-

,,.d ThursdaY elileninza. De- mi,” 9th-loth, rece ving claims fmrebave on gasoline. Pleasel ;f',',,,, invoices. Roy Campbell-

..xus'c. Gaonoi: nan, Ken- n, Montague Musical Dis- mord wedhegday, December 9th. is ,;,,,,.d by the Home and ;c,,p3.,i, Admission 50c and 85c. LOARDS, step ud-&(;I;Asyf1op5, brooms, paint and ,1, bousocleaning supplies. sold -ight at Braces.

,,AyyEAL CASE-Mr. Justice mm, ,1, Tweedy in Summerelde Police Court yesterday heard the

in the case of The Queen "mug Emmanuel Gallant. The Justice set aside the conviction of ,h, magistrate. allowing the ND- ml and disrnlssing the case mihgt the defendant. Mr. mm” appeared for the Crown mh Mr. J. A. MacDonald for the defendant. The case was one un-

ff? i ,App01NTMENTS for Christ-

John V

-COME To regular Thursddy night dance in Borden Legion h..ll. Canteen service. Good music.

,-use you: our WATCH. gold 60in-3. 810.. as a deposit on the WHWI 01 Your choice at Moose Jewellery stores.

-rnnnn-acr conuny "Apron Shrines”. written by Norman Mac- Donald will be presented in O'- Leary Monday, Dec. 1491;,

e3-ACT COMEDY "Apron Strins' (written by Nom..h Macdonald) will be pregentgd .3 the Central Bedeque Hall, on Thursday. December 10th, 8.15 p. m. Specialties between sets.

-AT HOME- Mr. Robert W. I-logg, Street. Summerside home on the occasion of their 55th wedding anniversary on Monday evening, December 14th, 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. at the home of their son, llalph l-logs, Wilmot

alley.

and Mrs. 135 Summer will be at

--Y. P. U. MEETING-The reg- ular meeting of Summerslde Ti-in.

Mn. Ramsay and Mrs. Huel Distant.

-EXTENDING POWER LINE!- 'l'he work of extending the electric power lines from Monti-ose, where

"1 mks no. to Tigniah has been i”W09dine at full speed and y... brday afternoon reached the out- Illrts of the village. Immediately following the tleing in of the trans- mission lines. the job of extending bee lines throughout the village will mcrushed in order to provide elec- realdcnts as possible before christ- inu. considerably more than the

filed and more are being wired :7. A number of farm homes Wis the route of the power lines '" '1i'9Idy hooked up. Work in md to be proceeded with by

"iii! IS weather conditions perxnihi

g -8.

For APPHIIIN6 .,,.,,,;,,,,,.

B O.IUiroi..ui,'A

SIAHII in ii Pitiuui WJTTER

i temporary halt was made uv- iishta and power to as many , " Mlllrcd 100 oonsumers are already . -

ritlme Electric company as. . ,

-Lauaa , .. r mm! nuuw no The

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All new,

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Annual. Inspection Of ' Air Station Next Week

aAir Commodore A. D. Ross, 0. 0., C.B.!i., C.D., air onicer com- manding. -Maritime Air Command, is scheduled to make his annual inspection of B. C. A. 1''. station Bummerside neat 'meeday and 'VZV3t1inesday. Deoeinbe 15th and 6 .

A10 Ross after inspecting the

0! honor, immediately after his arrival, will tour the married quarters section, and visit the Air Marshal Johnson school, the school for dependents of person- nel living in married quarters.

Later he will visit. such outlying points as the transmitter sites, the new taxi skip, the new sewage disposal plant. and the buildings in use for anmanient storage.

After noon luncheon he will in- spect the composite mess, serg- eants' lounge and quarters, air- wan-ien's lounge. hospital, station

theatre, chapels. library, riiie club, barber shop, hobby.shop, bowling alley. snack bar, quart stores, and trade advancement cenh-e.

On

will be the guest of mess dinner.

On

uva he will present coronation

to peraonnel of R. O. A. 1'. station Sumanerside.

Later he will visit the supply section, central heating plant, fire hall, station workshops, ous hangars. photo section, C. E. section, and M. E. section.

The

impacting the accommodation for tihe Maritime operational training unit and in conferences with ser- vice personnel on matters relating to the-inspection. -B.

Snort Echoes From Prince county

Bummeraid 1-ugh. Freetown. 17-- C.A.l"., and Albany are the (our teams thatgwill be "bullying of!" at Bedeque Rink this winter. The airforce sextet are M88961 question marks at. present. as lit- tle or nothing is known about the personnel oi their aggregation. Sun-imerside. Freetown and Albany will all probably have some new platyeie on their line-up. but thew will also be a lot of familiar faces remaining with each team.

. . .

Tueadny evening the A.0.C. honor at a

Wednesday morning at a

nial parade and inspection. the medals

the vari-

oentrel warehouse,

Srummereide should be stronger. True, they have lost Laysb Schur- man and Benny Grady, two valu- able pieces 01 hockey bric-a.-brac, but. to oifset this, they have pick- ed up Paul Sohurman, Malynard Sohurman, Vance Harris, Peter

afternoon will be spent in

Discusses Possibilities Of Small Industries

-Mr. R. C. Bethune, settlementiple regarding the matter of day- oi Citi-illght saving time in Summerside. zenship and Immigration was the; The board tendered congratula- guest speaker last evening at aitions to Mr. Harold B. Schurnnani postponed meeting of the summer-Ion his appointment as a. director Alan of the Bank of Canada.

supervisor, Department

side Board or Trade. Mr. Holman, president of the board pre-: sided. r The guest speaker was introduced by Mr. John Mungall. In his talk Mr; Bethune spoke of the possibilities of establishing

BETTER DRESSES! '

all wdndertul winter and holiday assembled into a huge collection and all much more commanding in price!

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Wonderful street types to wear with little fun and coats, lull-skirted types lit with sparkles, dressy wools, orlom and velvets, and soft casual: . . . All the new-this: season colon and detailing in Misses,

women's and half sizes. and pick up several of these

morning

Hurry in this

'asblonable masterpiece! to enjoy liifmlih the holiday season 'tll aprlngl

llEliIIl.Ali viiuss to 29.95

SALE PRICE

1 5.95

; Toronto Stocks

All

Gifts! skirted or pencil-slim ltyles. Tailored In wool, gabardlne and novelty cloths. and every one a winner! The greatest aklrt event oi the season.

Pope and Dec Lemrgey. The bal- ance seems to have swung a bit on the side of improvement.

0 O C

Garth Gay, Roy "Chick" Gel- lnnt, and Reg Phillipe are three who were members of last year's team, and will probably remain with the club. It is connected Gay will coach the team, and "Ohick" has turned out for the one prac- tice they've had. We're not sure about Phillips but expect he will be with the squad it he plans to remain in Summerside during the winter months. Rt"-,2 has grown a lot during the last year. and should show improvement on the ice lanes.

We were sorry not to have been

Plan Christmas Concert Al Air Sialion Sjhool

-On Friday evening of this' week, the pupils of the Air Mar- shal Johnson School at RCAF Station, Summerside, are present- ing their annual Christmas con- cert in the station theatre.

For the past four weeks teach- ers and students have been re- hearsing daily for this important

those receiving the Christmas gifts.

She said. also. that the club is donating a cheque oi! :50 to this very worthwhile cause.

Following the banquet. the toast to the ladies was proposed by Kinsman J. Elmer Murphy responded to by Kinetic I. Dickie.

Klnxnan Wally Coulson was ilnesmaster for the evening.

Three lite manbete. Mayor Hen- ry W. Wedgc, Maurice Mill, and Cleve Whalen. and an honorary member, William A. cu-rrle. were

Kinsmen

and r

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introduced to the meeting. i .

Charlottetown guests at the ban- quet included: Miss mains Burke. Mr. and Mn. Ian Rankin. Free- mon Archer. L. I. Duly, Wally Higgins, Mr. and Mars. Eddie Mai- tin. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Martin, Mr. and Mvrs. Bob Jorgenson, Mr. and Mrs. Ali Cordell, Mr. and Mrs. Clive Cuclmore.

Following the banquet dancing was enjoyed to music furnished by Lowell I-luestls and his orches- tra.

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occasion. At the same time many of the. mothers on the station have been busy making costumes. The convert this year Is ”unl- que in that the script. is eniirelvi original, having been PYEDBTPM by teachers of the staff. Th-k script is such that it brings: into the program each department nf the school. It will include thej kindergarten, rhythm band, drills. recitatlons, carol singing, choral' readings, and a short play.-S.

Kinsmen Club Christmas Tree I Proiecl Opens i

-The Sumnierside Kinsmeni Club's 5th annual Christmas tree project was officially opened last.

evening by M.M'n:- l-lenry Wedge at a banquet held in l-loirardsi Restaurant.

A number of Charlottetown

Kinsmen and Kuieitea were wel- comed to this meeting as part of a club visitation pro-gi-am.

Il0li'T Miss THE MUSICAL llischolllls OF 1953

Montagut-Vs Top Talent In A ShowlPa,cked With Music and Laughter

KING Gl:X)RGE HALL. KENSINGTON WEDNESDAY. DEC. 8 -- 8:15 P.M.

Sponsored by Kenslngton Home and School Assoc. Admission 50 and 35 Cents

MlLLAll'S ISTORE

Kensington. P.E.I. wen. DEC. 9m to SAT. DEC. win 4 only Men's LEATHER JACKETS,

Special .

3 only Men's GABARDINE TOP COATS, C0lOl' navy. sizes 38, 40, 42, reg. S2150. Clearing at . S1500

All Menis WINTER JACKETS, clearing at 2037. off Assortment of menls PANTS, clearing at 20th; off

regular 316.00, . . . 12.00

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' 1 0 A 3 A . i v ii r hairman of the ......jjA ., . T mm Mt, lty Young Peoples Union was iimaii iiidU5"i95 iii Si1mmei”5ide- C,onun..u..ed.A.Dmm page .1- esent at the meaning called toi Elmer 0 91v C , -V , r ----v- 0" W emipegggg held in Epworth Hall last even- ”0ur department," he said, "is dcl- moo Pay-tanen Sirscuss what should be done with 5Kms-men. Christmas tree commn- 1 only Man's GABARDINE SUIT, size 40, regular 4.5195 R0-1-Aggy j with iI:iE- It Opened with Mary Mac- initely interested in finding oppor- 3500 Paymstr the lvnyyog-'5 mm; pm-M1 (another itee. lDi'eS1d'edAai tile meeting. and 3:29.50, clearing 320,00 Dom” J. C! S1mp5m'w'B. How- ure and. Shirley Wallis leading tumties to start. small industries 200 Pce River commmnem, made 1; impussibie) Richard Heniborn acted as mas- ' V I In and A. R. Gram mpplymg the devotional" period based on in all small towns across Canada", 5000 Perscrt but W, were m.y,ere3ted"m the sug. ter of ceremonies, Men S WORK SVVEATERS, SIZES 36, 38, 40, 44, reg. ,M',,,,,..,.,,, to the qwmoh. asked, wi::”l;J"i:IflStG0?n;eE;:i:'n Undfghaiv 1 lie satld thatustatistics and basic 1300 Peitruvl Oils geguong pm, Mon, and feel that Maggi” trieirlirv mwedse. orb liife 3.98, special ........................................................ .. 32.98 - - PPES 9". 0 i cdb hi d-10000? .. ..mernro e nsmen u.n . rm1rI:liaUL:Bi0b:”t:li;3'i;'gvn?1';e:n”:l:: Mn. Underhay, conducted the ,iI,,,',fI,'f;,,”;.E”,,f,', .. yb.,.,,5,, .5. 500 piiiicr . l;,L,,i;':””,,?,i1 ?,i..f,'5,','IgWf,'f 1322, his M...-... paid mm... to W. Boys' BOMBER and PARKA JACKETS, regular :4,"med,m1” science provided the ::"gffai;Ya'?;l1::l'L9::d iiiiifdmin lgiiiiciii -nces located in different countries 31000 Pitch Ore consiaerationg thy work of the Kinsmen Chrlst- 9.50, special .......................................................... .. S750 55 0 5 in Eu h it t 11 hi g i 135 Placer . mas tree project. He referred to 1:i:r:::3cri;;og;f;nml;:m:ig ngei liitre..d.xg1u::hii;;.ny. P.E.I..ta ll.Iln- ,,,,,,,,,,,";,”,f:,,,;'j,;',f, ,,,,',:,:;',f,i c”,,,,?. 7300 Ponder M M, g,,,,.',e',,,', q,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.i,. cmnima, hm placed ,,, ..., Boys' WORK SHIRTS, sizes 11 to 1414 special 251.50 i as na , - , . i . t . . mmmmhie Rotary club yogtor. who has completeg ?;"eee";e::s;ada and establish lndu..tr.es ill this; :::'iwxi13”' using this money as a basis lor'5mT53 ig R-T- HST”: laid 1”: Boys' PANTS, sizes 24 to 28, special ................ .. 32.25 day, The meeting was presided work in Japan recently, Wm g00iii'iivi'3f- - I ,,4.,5 PR5 Ah, building H. community swimming C0'0PaJiiD9li; rt" 9' Vt k:d9;'d' BO I PANTS - 30 t 34 i I 32 98 am by the pfieslgent, IM1-. present at next weews meeting, Vconsllderabllgz tthculglitt llagl morn. 3750 Que Cp pool seemed very attractive. but mil? J”: ibmiamdzroirgislirave all”; ys , sizes 0 , specs ................ .. . Earl" Hickey. an 9 ony 31155 to talk with the group d h lglVCl'l, le SB , .0 W13 is W as V .. as we kept thinking about u, . . ' . . . , re 1 r I 4.3 S C- M: Mr. Herbert Clark, of A'-islldes of her missionaifvil vsvogtiwpe M Small '"d”5”-V Suimhie W: 500 Que Lab doubts began to rise. Swimming iii” Oi i"0Ci OT Ci0ii1ii'i8 "Dd" Boys CARDIGAN S JEA s' gua I 5' pe bertoh. 8-iPlans were made deginh, ... tuiihls Province. He pointed out timtf 3'3: pools in universities, high schools either 0i these trees. I 131 3325 YOUNG AB-U-En GROUP '31.: geIt;o1i;s.tlfng the church by gtixegezflrfn gfilewfhetilsf ”iu9”fC"Y'. 1610 Quemont and oihrfmfjuch restrdicted grams mil; iii: glen dmlggiepo iglmvz-3: Boys' PULLOVER SWEATERS, special .......... .. 32.98 - - e . . . or .rstmas season.- 8 20 05 13: are e . have cer y prove success . ' v The Young Adults GIMP 07 Trim The group also decided to present i3V"UBhir 1161'? imm 3. iilmisiilii gggloggrc Perhaps community swimming H515 0i the 1665 forillnii-E i'lml-1166 Boys' FLANNELEPTE PYJAMAS, sizes 8 to 14, reg. itv Ul;ii9db1Ch”T:(:ic-m1t40"ie;liiI1l91;l8i1911Ii!i iwg one-alrli Nays nftrr Christmas. giiie-? awaivhwhiie rtisiii her: mliiw hm Rad”. pools have proved equally success- . iheirncori-131'P23iili')0n5r tint W'h0:'i 583.25, clearing .................................................... .. S250 an en nya 0 an pre minary arrangemems rovmcc . e cnncnis 0 More ml, we wouldn't, know about Me in .s s nu e sen. n ma e . Maoxcnzic Hall on Monday eVen- were made for this. The trpas-icans arc groun in great qualititlesf gggespet mat, hug perhaps there are people their Christmas more enjoyable. Children's STATION WAGON COATS, reg. 315.00, iL!ii8.Fb;ndt'T iviie 1ilJ”i::Ii;it0" 0gox"euJ.; ;i1'9l'- tfofdfirn 3:910. presenteg II II this product. were canned herci 130;, Rexspa, in town who can cite examples to He said these parcels would be special ................................................................ .. 512.00 . aser a P avora e nanca report. ev. l S 'l v v - mi , I ' ' d 11 rj 0111 t b , merit in games and contests. melt-I Mr. Matheson then led the group b';neiilt1ml?:irsiK:be la(?oll'lCi f(f?.?.O It1heoWthliil:iLtl11hPt.y his Iilirolilne)r,nsc”:f r.5e..iEC'.. oimtbe giilb. Y Misses FLANNELEITE PYJAMAS, sizes 8 tg21245 i0Wiii8 Rii ”9Cei19nii' lunch 35" in ""3 first Of his 331195 01 Billie purchaher, i 3503 R0 he C ,1 amen arvi shhigaiinn hi-mm-1 Dave Carnemy president of the special ......................................... .. - by the ladies. All Joined in a lively study, outlining some of the facts. E f 1,, th L ch 1 l. f oi? i i . I 1 i3 A h-1 m E ' I f hh 1. , . . ling-eemz, acconiilxmied Italy Mia. about the origin and influence .r;,,,,,3,,,f,,,,,,:,n Pe,r,f,c:'?5dijVf,';(f 1:, iggylilsilnv iaiggoieiizrrirgarmgiugil gggfiiggg 'Kj”n5men5 pgljjgu” Wmgh ",3, Misses PYJAMAS, sizes .10, 12, 14. special . .. 31.25 533.”: ”3Z..?.”"p...p”' 1?." 35.i..3 E2.”-.J?.'.1”i..”"y.i'.i5. ii-..”.. 15.. iliilliznf w;"d"ce,,W'e5m:". 8",; "W1 200 Rp':,l,;te rm vo;:dv;w; ear;rge1r- Wye 3; much 3 only Ladies WINTER COATS. sizes 151,4. 171,4. In atomized. and the following lowed by a delicious lunch served ;iit;fs”p;g:::cei:rnS”:;:;;f1:h tggrlgey Sign H, W, uh ER is ac ion in e V" 1915, clearing at COST . . - pun rlous members as does working i'i.fi.”fi'r.'i”r.ff.i;ue-P'3i.1iei3?i;.iu”.?i”.” '” "'” "”"”"'5i selves in small business such asi 400 S-WWW 900 Trans Res - for the Christina-s tree vrolecit. Ladies' BLOUSES, clearing at 3099 DISCOUNT .' 1' . i3500SdR.lr . . Hth ,llRlS - . sh.e,,5u1.e;. wins; PETSOIIIIS mgoutlne business conducted by: 100 Szgvphlrev ,I'I:l-'f:dd gilt m:r?slil:esKm:1teogiub? anhounugd Aii LMH95, DRESSES Cieanng at 20757 DISCOUNT 1”” R”"”"' -Mr. Edward Burns of Lower :3: 3,,tif,if:,,,”,”',',5,,f;i3f,i,,f,”,,: f,iE;"'2,,'.Zl: 4323 323?... 4?33sT?J"i';fi? ' tssitvili-3 ilgi.-abginmihiftlhz one rack M Ladies, TRENCH COATS SUITS -vougG w-(;&TN-g (mug) .. grrieifwnoo 1; t 5;”if:iat1 1" ms” lng. problem with which his lion:-i Sherrlt, 700 Un Keno mittens. and iicarves for the obil-, SIG-RTS and, SLACKSv ci9.9-1'mE 53 2096 DISCOUNT ii in. December meetmg or the '3 " Y "P - - Lnitgaed is deallilrtig.mH; saidcthat, woo Slfggzo - "Egg 3; (girl-,5 dren lnmmiliea who will beamons sock yam, 4 oz, skelh, special ........................... .. S1.00 V - 'T"' e ro one o e ow oun-. WT”? wwww ""'”j i.il”.3ifr.”r3."li2'.i;'.e(r;ii.1rl.dci?i...'.'3fr.s1ii'e'ia -;I;,riend-, ,3; Mn Aimntgeg my cll iiaipini Armouries lot nbe kept egg; 311 gm Ioggg 3antRoi - All Ladies' and Children's SHOES at 207. DISCOUNT at the Manse on Monday evening. ” 9 3 '1' l" ”"y 9” 9 clear of snow during the winteri mi” 5” ""5 during this sale. we I H .- is a patient in the Prince County t id m t m g 1000 Stada. .. 100 Viola. iro..g?..”il.”'i5.r”ii.'.." "..f5..'if.Z"y.X?i feggggi W a" W” him 3 99”” 333 liiiiiiifiviyeg. us: the eioi"?.”.I 3333 ggggtggli Gggg lg:-iegfm A rgonifpletlcla line of RUBBER roorwman for all President. Miss Constance Enmarr ' parking space can be obtained .. n t 2 am y. ' 1 . 1 No.30 Massey Harris lstvloe president, mu. Ralph from tb millta th iti . 1 350” SW10” 5”” We" M” . --v: me pr-wt. w-- mm - ...... me am Zia”?-rm: .2333 1:22.: :23: 9 taken I? We fa" NOTICE Ktiih Johnston: secretary M1. the somi, bmhmuhh; pmy ,,..w,.' it would be pleased to see tint the Cockshutt, "30 - barga n . ' r t t i 1000 Sullivan 500 W Lese . . i ' V ' 3,Vii;,uiIf,:fi"iuin':f;3”c1:;; lb”; paper. carried: brief report Mm1- lotuyastkept clear of sriow iff rtitilc; 5500 gm inlet 1290 w Tungst priced at 551,500.00; used This 5,0,9 win be open Tuesday. Dec. 22, Wgd. Solver Maobonald. The retiring ?:,-my been uiyatmnmiree gamma cm- ggmigls y m use I were 0 . 300 Sm mm ' 16000 wnmh only two barrels Oi ga5”ime' nesday, Dec. 23 until 9:30 p.m. and will close Thurs- pruldent, Mrs. Elmer; Offer. '05 13 Moscow Radio as-ienounocedlmliimfsllii The 'Boerd went on record Ilsi gglcmliu lvlixlcxljlm GORDON & BELL 5335 D99 24 at 5:30 p'm' and remain closed mm! 'ur,hm:;1:::mdng of n,;,'hemLo”'un3M,. only that Sir Winston Ohurchlll supporting the request from thei 1500 -1-hhm urn". moo ym cahi FARM EQUIPMENT Monday, Dec. &tll. Pm had told President Exenihower that Charlottetown Board oi Trade that, 1900 -pox-b,-id 5000 yen.”-ex . Wm?” hi limfoni Ham 1”" ma Britain considers trade with the at the next civic election in Sum- 510 Towag .. 8500 Yk Br Aibprton i mu, r;E1,:?1:n:netf:i;ce"”e8:i.v?;il:' soviet Union vitally knportant for merside a referendumibe held to 310 Trans Em 1500 Yukeno I y ascertain the desires of the peo- 13500 Trans Era 1000 zenmao

, WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - um-an noon -

ETTER DRESSES! SKIRTS! SKIRTS! 4i'aNW'IIt-lkzhir-ilrp!Ireutr:1.&'I-lii!4'hiiairir A S K I R T S! if

rim quality! any new for chi-inmu F'i"””"”

These are marvellous buys in full- "mud n. ,

Each believable

Sizes 12-2). Size: 12-20.

REGULAR VILIIES T0 19.95

SALE piiiciz 5-95

. SKIRTS!

these outstanding sale values.

HATS HATS I! .iK”Uiel'V'9iii it

it

How better can we describe You'll be be high quality and very latest

styling. eyebrows will be raised at the un- low price tag! choice of Flannels, Gabardine: and Wor- ateds in the most intriguing

There's a wide

fashions.

REGULAR muss to 9.95 A 3AI.E PRICE

3.98

HATS!!!

HATS! ?.i'.i.i””ivi.i.i'.7.F”" FASHION HATS

Here's a thrift value bat riot if there ever was fine! Fashioned by iamoulsghat da- siiznprs n( fall millincry. A brilliant col- lpfrtlnn of utterly enchanting fare lramml hi-nutiesf Beautiful fiattcrinl pixies. pill- boxes, cloches, proiiles, caps. shells and hrims. . Fashionable trims from the simplest. to the most sophisticated-A Mt lnr every woman regardless of taste or hair-do!

Valaurn, Valvels H!” ” Rest. in 13.55.

i-AV ”.?'v”.”i...."'"s;."".;'3in 5'95 s.lLlal;Rici-:D' '

EXTRA SPECIAL miles 1.98

and Further

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