nvouq >21, 1948 _ _§_QI_\RDIAN. ,_

‘THE WESTERNGUARDIAIS

Street. Illd

Inspection 0f Alr- l ;'..".L':"a‘.:‘.'%"'.:.'-.‘.i‘..'1':::::.. °“'?“ "w" m“

BUMMEBBIDE and PRINCE COUNTY __'__ NBWI- ﬁvbwrlvﬂvel- M"=""='==- --The final camp of Air clam

_ was inspected yesterday at the T“ “mffqfj: 2;g,,';'.,';°;{.“..',,';.;;{."' m‘ local». Station — mereide b1 m asueit- Gouriiea Drugstore: e1 Central Street; M’ °°mm°4°" 7- 9- Wm’ o‘ 5-

5*" ”°"'”°"' Wm‘ s: 't- Mark Geudei s": GIIIIVIIIQ Street: E'- °’ “t” F"? b"¢°""i"-." TurODW Bunny" WM“: Al l- Doucettie ‘(iroeery Second Street" Hamax‘ T)” "w" 7min” o’ Vince's Grocery. Russell 81"‘ gr Y ° n w ‘e Sm“ ' ' march pest followed by sports was "43"" MW" '““p° ' “ r , arried out. The boys will entrain

. a u a to e home in Summerelde o; Carrier for home tomrrow mornlne- Thr Quintana: ti?’ 4'13: ﬁancee. “linens as or zoo-z for m» ecrvlo- wodo Wu briehtenei b! w so a

g g; presence of the air cadet bend of or ll" W" w!" u‘ n" b” ruwmm’ M “m”, m "w m" the Westviiie Squadron. Other

squadrons represented were Stei- larton. ‘Pruro, Saint John. Bed- ford end Kiwanis Halifax. Mem- bere of the local civilian commit- tees were ﬂown over in service aircraft to be present u at form er inspections-S. ____...._____

Personals

‘Classroom ‘or “Coke” Date - - You're BacIt-to-School with a Wardrobe that rates a High “I-Q” in Fashion.

Coot:

or? ‘VANTED-z girl boarders. M5,. 15;, Green Si... Sulninerside.

_F()R shLE-One Mersey-Har- ris eniine. 1% MYSEPOW"; 1 Rm” try our-m; 1 Pump 1w‘- A- M' w i‘ a; Sons, Norboro.

_,ymr,5ALE-Twa sows. 6 mos. old 51.511212 for registration. $.65 " your pigs. 6 u-eeks o.d. Walter Craig. lVIid-

—BINDI'IR FOR SALE. M0301’- mick. B-foot cut. Good Work-ind order. Scott Cairns. Freetown.

Personals "mm-i.

_-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deighrl left Summer/side on Thursday morning on o vacation trip w 'l0l'0i'li.0.—s.

J-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thom)-

Theea an the coats. matched for e Co-ed'e wallet. Tailored graci- ously in ﬂcecesand tweede in the new collar and cuff treatment. Belted. iooee back and mhamois.

Duchess crepe bloom to match the Dnoheea shirt. A long aleev- ,0d garment in the ahirtwatsi. etyle. adorned with glare buttons in front and on cuffs.

—¢M'rs. Joseph MscLellan (form- erly Ida Murray) of Cardigan is spending a few days with rel»

each; _ ‘ _ time fllll-“l- ulefvrl.

. ettily -—¢ _ M h t , N14,. g6 guests tlves In Sherbrooke, Si. ElCRRUm P’

._,\'.i)li; mll1'lr:u_ - In the :c;nM;s.an;‘ilZin;!s0n's mother. Mrs. and $ummerside.-S. "If"! l" W"! @110!” Ill IMI- detellcd- In ell fell colors. Sizer repJjL of 11:13:31 PM MacDonald, ﬂgmptqrL-S. . Mmnhm. Sm”. “a: ails? o r-z. u 1-2;: 1-: are lz to 2o cos 5.1,... side Academy zccielrll-lé’ ___M_rs4 Frank Slave“ o; Quip”, N. 3., who has been visiting he: m‘ 5 ' ' n" n" h“ “l” publeliﬂi ‘he m“ °' °Y Ivlass, is the guest of Mr. on: rent. . James Arthur. sim- emu. wine. brown. black, black

the» blouses wll In ROI he collar. Long sleeves, and a black ribbon bow at neck. You'll want this blouse to round out your

5|m'lli)l\r<. Summemlde. was omitt~

Ill‘ ltlﬂl8.—- m, 11o “as iiith in order of merlt.

Mrs. Daniel J. Modded. lllm-

merside. returned to mersIdc-S. 5'

Ind white, and grey. .Two price fields. 24.75 to 29.15, and 35.00 to 15.00.

—.Miss Gladys Arthur. side, has had

_.\‘1-:\\' 1.0mm»: PRESBYTER- Hy ¢~.1l|'l:(.‘lliIS. -- Services Sun- “ 15m. llnzclbwol: 11

Slimmer- as her guests re-

-Mr. Lowell Allen has return- Lhi to his home in Summeroide

mg . uft v . qm- cgmpletﬂlg his Bachelor u!’ "HWY. M155 Inez Woodwolth. wardrobe-colors are pink, blue g rota ‘l. M. Gedlllc “ _

Ad‘, h?‘ 330 P. )1.’ Lcng River M“ degree at Mama’ summ“ Egg‘! siiiigonﬁgﬁcg; argsMlgs and yellow. Sizes l2 to 20 4.95

my, p, A, Campbell, iichwl-“s- ' ' ' "' Coats for Misses and Juniors-in -

,\ll.'lloll‘l'.

mi/ir. and Mrs. W. Cl. liysldlli

velour-e, suede, twill, and plaids.

__Hm sAbE_Mccormlck_Deer_ and Mrs. Sadie Turnbuilxih “H: Fail colors are green, wine, blue, Shir“ l" Y‘) 42A mmmne’ 4400c’ Qiive biexeliisthe lgilsetsatislto Gralvaiile brown “d “c” 8mm, m‘ “n” ~ ' ' l s. l. .' - l

93d, pcrfoc t condition. c1; in {arming operations yearfiﬂ for sci. .. Priced rlglll

with the y rounded ahoul- dere in tailored.’ belted. fitted,

Toohe broadcloth tailored) ahirte.

I men- Short

Street. Summerside and oi friends in Brnzizllbazlc have returned to

—Mr. and Mrs. Ell Blanchard

' ' D i It, “J 3' n- my u.» soon 11'. island Equllmlegt mm” m em ‘ m“ “ o; wobm,’ Mass“ leave [bole-beck and hooded etylea. new,‘ In ‘bu,’ 1,1,3, a9, sllmlnrrﬁllle» W315‘) G3‘ ‘ after visiting Iron: ........... ..._......_. 39.75 to 99-50 u“, ‘M "not M; uler, Arbﬂlly. ___Mr' and Mm George catgy iatives in Rusiico and ~Mrs.

chard ‘s sister-in-iaw. Coyie, Summerside.-—S.

and son Albert. Bridgewatel. Mrs. ~ - ~ Moss, are visiting in Desablc. guests of Mrs. Carter's sister, itlr». Vilfred Ferguson, and other reis- nves. It is nineteen year: since Mrs. Carter has visited her n4- tive Province-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin 0f swomnscott, lvlass.» are guest! oi Mrs. Leo Gayle, Summersidc. This ls their first visit to the i5- larld although Mr. Griffin's Ia- lher is a native of OLeary. O1 Wednesday they went to Oileaiy to see an uncle. Mr. David Uri!» [In and on arrival were surpxsci to ﬁnd that another uncle, Cal. Griffin of Worcester. Mass, had just arrived on hls first vlsii home in twenty-six years-S.

QUINHSIGASH Church picnic; y, Aug. 31st. Hot dinners]

{mm noon on. Bingo. Eﬂmﬁi- YE" ireshmcnt booth. 59E U" MW beautiful church and visit’ the two fishermen‘: co-operatives for lob- lter and cod. Attractive grounds on which to enjoy the last day of

August.

—~Mrs. James Sanders, ville. Mass. who has been e guest of her sister-s, Misses ilgncs and Bertha Ramsay, Summerside for the past two weeiu left or-

return Thursday morning-S.

Read-

Iloinwear Sweeter!

‘french Coats in fawn and grey. Siaee 12 to 20. From 24.1!

lhln capes in navy, grey and black. Sizes 12, 14 and l6. 24.75

Plllﬂc 7511160315 In [nag and blue. Sires emsll, medium and large.

Hooded tat-merits .... .. Without hoods ...__

The new 3-way satin raincoat; wear the belt inside. outside, or wt"- t A hooded garment that wears with any occasion. Sizes 12 to 20 ..................... .. 29.75

Grandmere matched eels, beautifully knit in all fell colon including white. Sizes 3i to 38. Cardi- gan style, 7.95; Pullover style. 6.95.

--.\ir. and Mrs. Norman Stacey,

their daughter. Brenda and son.

Ii’ have lei;

after visiting their

daughter, Mrs. Charles Coyie and Mr. Coyie. Summersidim-S.

.._.._. —-Mr. and Mrs. Trenholm b! Truro. a motor tour of this 818- at present, the guests of M15, ’i‘renhoim's brother, Mr. Moifati MacL-ean and Mrs. Machean. Summersidea-S.

-—Mr. end Mrs. Lo and Mr. .

-_l-‘1SllERlES CASES - Three shermen from the vicinity of jgnlgh pleaded guilty before . . zrate R. S. Hinton. K. C.. in Brzmmrrsido yesterday to flsnirg mo ._ in two seasons. Each or 11H. \\'.'1s fined $50 and costs or tuentv days in jail. A drunkci driver from the vicinity oi Al- berwn was given seven days in

Other model raincoat: In sat- in and cotton gabardine. In the loose and fitted back styles. Sizes 12 to 2i). From 21.15 to 24.15.

Glenayr Cardigans in all fail shades, to ......................... ..

eizee ll to 9.50

. 3.95 . 2.95

and size

Robertson knit Cardigans, full color

Geo," L range N. 5.. are or: Province an.‘ 7'19"" 5""9°" l!

ouch leading names ea Mon. arch, Douglas, Regent,

Avon, Jantzen. Bonnie Brooke ou the change

twenty different fall

elge mix and grey. Both long

alcevu in any desired size. From 3.95

Suits

To completely round out your lchool wardrobe - a bolero Jac- ket euit with ballerina skirt. - in checks of block and white or brown and white. Sizes 12 and 1e __ 18.05

to 0.95. Skirt! i

TbeLDosheu Skirt ._ mud m mu sure with zipper fastener

wn-m- and attached belt Ith r1111, practically here and __ M,‘ and M“. "We" brewed one boy style eu m glory that la a mm on buckle, nu fall anus; em”: Fzrmrrm. ilxhiills iie.-—S. PM" “"1” “"1 "Y"! mﬂ- 5"" your check-list. The airtight skirt Io 2o ........ .. . 7.95 ' n 5' l2 14 and l6 .......................... .. 17.9 . Ieilth the front slit. A patch poc- n? plplp? ballerina. A plain 1 completes the ensemble. In skrt in wne. brown. trey and mum, SLAQKS _~ s ‘n, only‘ Sh" u to 2a a” dark green. Sizes 12 to 20 0.95 Shells nre In serviceable navy. brown or light blue shades. if ﬂack, wool ‘Mn.’ “ﬂed Wm‘ p! going picking potatoes you'll need Drill Slacks-—~ao take this tip. come B box "out Ind bu,‘ m bmuwnwd in and got them from the 5 and l0 Ind the Youth Centre. a Side drape etrelrht skirt In M“ ma blank 5]"! 12 u; 51s,“); Se“ D u Slacka are the essential part or a black woe. Sizes u to zo 1.95 2o .... .._. M... _._.... ..-.-..... w.” yhcy-H, 1h changing wardrobe, worn in ao

svlwllﬂ‘! many different combinations they

practically fill the bill at all times.

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Lee Gaudet won his own ball game lest night at Sunlmerslde by cracking out a double In the seventh inning which sent Phen. euf across the plate with the winning run, the Red Box taking the first semi-d

Heodwear

Play end campus lety of oolore, from

lleedeqmree In

toppers-the hats for teen agers-var- ........................................... .. 2.95 to 4.95 every imaginable combination of oolore ............................................ .. . 2.59 Draw airing hale-the new for this eeaacn. See this aee-

eon'e latest creations in heedwear- In our Millinery De- garimcnt. You'll be surprised ae well as delighted.

Corduroy Blecls 1n orown, blue,

rod and rreeo. sizee l2 to 20 .. lJe .__.....____ -good to eati Have yon tried "LAGE" PORTVGIYESE SAIIDINES packed In pure. salted olive oil? Sardine: are .10 conic a. tin. They're wonderful for picnics. for lunches or (or snark. mlnclurle a iin of "Lagc” Sardines in your week-end lirrier from the Grocery Department.

Something good-good Wool eiecke In navy and brown.

GIIGI l2 to 20

Wool elackg in black e -. __________ neatly tailored. sue- 12:12:19: _ mm” Give your complexlo. the basic oero that will bring out all the » ' lv-ruly or e healthy glowing akin. The YARDLEY mun. rltro will ' Alpine slacks 1p grcv. beige, green, ' 0hr M! febrlo rim KIW- Flllll’ romplr-xlon a lift that you'll llnd really amazing. The Trial ue, aqua and black. Sizes 12 to 51"“ bum’ u“ ' my Skin Cleansing’ Cream 2o. Ranging from ...... .. 5.50 to ass °°“"""““° is priced at 1.50. love the effect. that the You'll ﬁnd the Yardley

eel! assurance you feel so

Ime are flattering. shame-

are plentiful. and all with that , rust, salmon, blue, aqua

_ ......................... .. 13.95 to 19.50

SMALIMAIPS’

— Where Price ls Matched With QuoIiI-yi

so accounted for three runs. Mlckur on the other hand was avirlg hllnsel: an of! night and the 50x got to his slants In every smart double plays out of trouble In the first and fifth innings. ' The Airmen got ewe irlg start

have on your ekln. In the Dry Goods Department.

CAP TO Summer-side

TODAY (FRIDAY) - SATURDM BIG DOUBLE BILL

Hose

The choice of

the eeuon in ny- lona-Weidreet,

Holeproof, Super- ellk. Phantom and Orient in all the newest fell shades. Sizes 9 to ll. Ranging 1.25 to 2.50. Nylon wb-ltenderds-slze 9 to i0 1-2- LOB end 1.19.

and Geudet fanning three in the fourth inning and two in I-hﬁ fifth, It looked as if the Sox were a shoe-in but the Fiyers came bank with a rush in the sixth frame driving three runs across and making the score read 5-4. Graig beat out an lnileld rap and Brawlcy singled to left. Bayne lifted a. Pop which Phlmeuf caught standing on second base. 1t was an infield fly, the batter being automatically out but Greig fail- ed to anchor at second and so Phaneufs catch was a double killing. Fay singled and Carson's booming triple to centre sent Bra/wiry and WY across with the first two counters. Anderson hit to Grant at first but the ball got erny and Carson crossed the piste. Mickus kept the barrage o! hits but Anderson was out go- ing to third.

The ltCAJ‘. tied the bell game in the first o! the seventh. Stump! was on when Lldstonrjuggled his grounder to third. Pierce bat- ting for Haynes tangled and al- ter Grclg hed struck out Braw- lcy‘: second double of the game brought Stump! in with the iy- ing run. The Box won the bell game without a man being re- tired ln their heli of Ihe seventh. Pheneui‘ walked. Landry singled

" _ V‘ Main Store Section é i Two Stores In Summerside A Iigilt ' that foiled... v and o Iovo ' that braved disaster!

The Sm: scored second with one ﬁlllitled and stole sec man struck

two rune in the out, ‘and Gaudet’; double Pheneuf in with the tally.

brought SUMYWARY GRAIN PLANTINGS '48 Winning l ~c~bocoamgg~sm

Earned runs, Red Sax d. RC.- Fuvners‘ planting Intentions for a E G E N T e

AI’. a; Rune batted In, Gaudet, . S , G t, Chl 2. guwlgflrag; c.1221 z; mp1!’ grains for the whole of Canada. re- Carson; doubles, Gaudet, Phillips, PM“ °" AP!“ 3°- 194$ “mm HUR D Y F Brawley 2* stolen bases Lldstonr “xdmp m “he” T S A ' “DAY and ' ” ' ' o about half a left on bases, mu 50x 4, roam. a. 5mm decline SATURDAY acres in barley. These decreases. Daub], 3;" "THREE IN A SADDLE" with Dave O'Brien and Tex Ritter

BOX SCORE

The Red Hose added three more In the third. Phenellf got e life when Foy fumbled at short. Len- dry’s smash Pheneuf at

R.C.A.F. Brswley cf, Bayne 2b. Foy u. Carson if. Anderson 3h Mlckus p.

Stump! rf. Haynes lib. Graig c. Pierce ph. Bernard 1h 0 Totals 30 5 10rd! l0

(x) None out when winning run was scored in seventh.

BID 80X ABBHPOAI

Pheneul lb. Landry as. Gaudot p.

B. Schurmen e. Grant lib. Lldstone 3b.

P. Sohurmrn if. Phillips rf.

enanroec

4; double plays. Pay to Bcyne to however, are expected to be more

Haynes, Fey to Haynes, Pheneuf (un”'kud)l “truck w‘ by Gm‘ than offset by increased acreages of oats of 727.000 acres. flax seed

deb i0. by Mlckus s; bases c-n bells, of! Mickus 2; wild pitch, 130000 w"! ind we 386000 Acres over 1947 seedings. Acreage In sum-

Mlcltus. “my; met-fellow is expected to exceed l lest year's figures by 425.000 acres.

Hogan, on the and Murchie. - an Increase of two per cent.

Crapuad Theatrr" The Yearling

MARJORIE KINNAN RAWLINGS’ PULITZER PRIZE- WINNING STORY IN Technicolor

Reviewer’: Rating: Superior. Shows: Friday 8.45; Saturday 7.30 - 9.45

scoring on e letter’: bingle to left and Geudet, also rrcqslng the plate when the bell went through Carson. Schurman pull- ing lip at third. Grant's single scored Schurmen.

Wit); ‘e ccmfortebla d4 lead

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KINSINGTON Iriday: Matinee 8.80; lve 1.15-9.15: Saturday ' 1.18-9.15. A worlderwork of tension, ne- penaa and enrpriee in "Till VERDICT” The story “Reader's Digest” eel- led the moat baffling aver written. starring Sydney Greeoetreet. Peter Lorre and Joae ‘herring. r Also Serial all News.

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Show: 7:15 and 9:15 Matinee Friday and Saturday 2:30 I

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n01: com end m: sumo moans I serum mom:

Shim 7:15 ~ 9215/-

Morlnee Saturday 1:30 l '4

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