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-Sincere lympathy is extended to Mr. John Cotton, Miscouche. in his recent sad bereavement.

tal for en

his

where he has up a patient several days owing to a brok- arm he received in a fall at home.

Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Macwilllsms, Richmond. in the sudden passing of their infant son.

Mrs. John Graham, Wellington Mr. H E, Brook, 0, Summ”. librarian, attended a convention side ,.e,.c,,”.. Visned M the on Wednesday. in Charlottetown. mange. '

Miss Frances Barlow recently Mm DO, my Gh bl d M '9'"? F 1”” dFy3 Wm" II" bm' of Mr. ando Mrs. aliilnajoer. f.E:x'ribleer th"'m'I5w 3"d 5151”: ML andtsouthwest has .been confined td Mrs. Earl MacEachern, Summer-;hE,. hDme'by mm" side. '

M..Jh w: ht,B .'.. Messrs. John Graham and Ger-in”, r14, ow:s a”;(e:ci:iIt" VISITZ;EldY:l

ald MacArthur are busily engag-isummnsldh ed in repairing Wellington Eng-1 llsh school.

1 Congratulations are extended fo ' tMr. Lorne S. Bigelow on the an- His many friends are pleased to,niversary of his birth Sept. 19. see Master Wyman MacAuslanrl On this occasion he was kindly home from Prince County Hospi-Iremembered by friends who call.

ed to extend feiicltations. The evening was pleasantly spent in iamee and other amusements. He was also the recipient of many tokens of love and remembrance.

Mrs. Garfield Day observed her

birthday 'on October 2 at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson.

Moncton, N.E.. were recent guests of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Blgeiow.

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Ford and Mrs. Beecher Ford of Sum- mi.-rside, were recent visitors in Southwest.

Miss Thelma Bigelow who has been spending some weeks visit- ing relatives in Moncton, N. B.. has returned to her home in Southwest.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard and daughter Muriel of Moncton.

N.B., spent a vacation with their

Dancing 9:30 -

ADMISSION

KINSMEN HARVEST ,BALL

IMPERIAL DANCE PALACE. SUMMERSIDE TONIGHT. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20th

-TWO ORCHESTRAS-

The Downrowners - Lowell Huesris Oidtliners Fun - Frolic - Games - Canteen - Prizes

Free In: Service To and From the Dance

parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Richard, Mont Carmel.

Miss Gloria Gallant. Cape Eg- mont, is attending Grad VIII at

Rustico Convent. "

Mr. and Mrs. Albin Poirier of Moncton, recently spent a few days in Mont Carmel visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank Poirier.

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Mr. and Mrs. Loman Yeo who have been spending a pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Lot 15 and elsewhere have re- turned to their home in British Columbia.

The. passing of Mr. Colin Mac- Donald. formerly of Sherbrooke and recently of Summerslde, was heard with a keen sense of regret llliroughout, this Province where Ihe was well and favorably known.

75 Cents

I vou T00 GAN.BE."

iusanrs

3 pc. Carriage Set of downy-soft beacon cloth with satin trim on " hood and jacket. Snug-warm bunt.- ing bag has satin trim and zip- Colors

per closing. pink. blue. maize.

Price 1 pc. Bunting Bag-same fine quality as abrive. Colors white. pink, blue, maze.

Price

Curity diapers featuring double layer of soft. white. absorbent cot- ton gauze with pinked edges to prevent fraying. White, size 21" x

40'. Folding lpstructions in- .l d d. '

i-.”..Z -- .1 4.98 CHILDS

Station Wagon Coats of rayon geberdlne. water and satin resist- ant. Double breasted. 2 slash pockets. collar of "nutrim" a fur like finish, warmly quilted lined. Colors navy. brown, beige. Sizes

3”" 8.95

Price

Nylon gabardine Station Wagon Coats, quilted satin lined, double breasted, full belt, processed lamb collar. Nicely tailored throughout.

3:": ”T: .. 14.95

Price

Girl's 3 pc. Snow Suits of 10096 nylon warp fabric. Witter repri- lent and wind resistant. Jacket has zipper front closing and 2 slash pockets. Slacks have shoul- der straps and all wool cuffs for neat fit at. ankle. Colors wine and green with -contrasting trim.

5”” Hi 1 1 .95

Price ,. ........... ..

Girl's Red River Coat sets of rich melton cloth combining style and warmth. Double breasted with 2

slash pockets. Color navy with red trim. Matching roll-brim hat, mitts and sash of red wool.

iiiii ”Z.6.f.-.--.:-... 14.95

Boy's 3 piece now suits of sturdy

. melton cloth. Jackets feature lea- the: front yoke and leather trim aII.2 slash pockets. zipper front closing, elasticized waist. two piece belt with anchor buckle. Slacks iere reinforced with double knee 'tchea and snug elastic cuffs. etching peeked helmet. Colors

new and brown. I

., II"! 34):. Price 0-5-

noy's 3 pc. Snow Suits tailored in Q3111 warm melton cloth. Jac- xet has plaid front panels. elastic

g, ti-out glpper closing with mm at front. lib style slacks

va "iloiiintje knees for full'n tum- . E; wear. Knitted cuffs. Color

felee

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. -.-t- c 15.95

Loving sympathy is extended to

WISE LITTLE ESKIMOS PREFER THESE WARM. COMFORTABLE SNOW TOGS - - -

FOR THE ULTIMATE IN POLAR CHARM - - - A SPECIAL. BUDGET-

.PRICED GROUP OF STURDY WINTER

OODLE OF WARM IDEAS FOR EVERYONE FROM TODDLERS TO ALL GUARANTEED TO REPEL WINTER BLASTS AND STURDILY DESIGNED FOR YEARS OF HARD PLAY - - - SEE

TEEN-AGERS. THEM TODAY AT SliIALLMAN'S.

TODDLERS

Girl”: 3 pc. Coal. and Logging Sets. Choice of suede, velvet or polar

lined which zips in or buy! Sizes 26-36. Priced at

wool. Fur trim on collars and cuffs. Coats are fully and warni- ly lined. Leggings are ankle zip- pered and elasticized at waist. Matching hats also snugly lined. Colors light blue, red, green. navy. Sizes E-3x. Priced from

1 to

Boy's 3 pc. Coat and Legging Sets of polar wool. Cost and helmet lined in brushed cotton. Leggings have shoulder straps and zipper closing at ankle. Colors brown. navy, light blue. Sizes 2-3x. Priced from

14.95 to 18.95

Koyr 2 pc. Gabardine Suits. Short pants have convenient shoulder straps with neat ornament trim on pocket and straps. Blouse of same material in matching shades.

and - shower resistance. sporting smartnesl. round belt. snug fitting quilted to rayon.

Sizes 28-36. Priced at

long, comfortable wear.

Colors dark brown with beige, hr.”w"' Sm" 2645'

00603 brown with beige. navy bin, Priced at ........................................................... ..- with grey.

Sizcs 2-Clx. Price ......

The smartest array of Bomber Jackets. All well made and warmly lined with lustrous rayon quilted to cold- Gmr, 3 pc. snow Sum. Choice resistant interllning. Zipper front, 2 slash pockets. Your of nynmr gahardine or menu" -choice of two-tone satlns, nylogabs in neat checks. and cloth, cam, necked jackets have new 'Pone Hyde: ta resin coated fabric designed for rosy n,.,.,.Cd mm," lining. Zipp" rusted wenr). You ll be amazed at the outsi-ending selec- tmm and Plusuciud back 1”. tton .. ind the budget-wise price tags. Priced fromw snug fit. Slacks have knitted

cuffs and adjustable braces. Colors green. navy. red. Sizes 7-12. Priced from

1 1.95 .. 22.50

Girl's Station Wagon Coats made from re,von gabardine with heavy quiliccl lining for extra warmth. Slash pockets IIMI all-around belt. collar of "nutrlm" a fur like fiii- lsh which can be dry cleaned without changing the appearnnre

SURCOATS

and quilted to rayon for wind and damp. in checks and two-tones,

THE GUARDIAN. ACHARLOTTETOWN.

his aorrowlng widow, the former Miss Bertha Cotton of Welling- ton, his sons and daughter and all other relatives.

Wellington United Church was filled to capacity on Oct. 10 when an enjoyable evening was spent. being entertained by the Eppley Sisters, gospel qulntelte of York. Pa. ,

The Junior Y. P. ll. met on Tuesday evening at the school and was presided o'ver by the president, Miss Gladys Barlow, who also led the devotions. Ten members answered roll call.

Messrs. Earl Enman of Victoria West and John Graham of Well- ington, have been busily engaged at the manu with some geliovm

x erlor

tion being made to the of the building.

Louis and Rosella Arsonault, children of Mr. and Mrs. Aqullin Arsenault, Abrams returned to Halifax to resume their studies at the school for the blind.

Village. have

Mr. and Mrs. Major McDonald nf Southwest, have recently tak- on up residence in their beauti- ful and modern new home near Read's Corner. All their friends wish them happiness in their new surroundings.

Mdnibers of Altar Society met Oct. 6 at the home of Mrs. Gus P. Arsennult with 21 members present. Opening pruer was re- cited by the secretary who then called the roll to which the mem- here responded by paying the number of pennies corresponding to the size of their shoes. New committees were named: sick, Mrs. Gus Arsenault and Mrs. Jas. C. Gallant; school. Mrs. Matt

BOY'S WEAR 1

rssncn coats

Boy's Trench Coats-a four season coat made of stout hearted gabardine. Tailored in the manly military style with epeulets, gun patch, all-round belt. Rayon quilted

STATION WAGON COATS

Station Wagon Coats-Tailored streiigthened rayon gabafdine closely woven for wind

Double breasted. 2 slash pockets. all-

Coiora tea, brown.

(H4 length "Nyleetian" Station Wagon Coat--a new blend of viscoe and nylon gabardine, crease and spot resist- ant and water repellent. assure winter comfort and the price puts it within range for rugged school wear. , navyu Sizes 26-36. Priced at .... .. Gabardine Station Wagon Cont.s.. woven outer shell is warmly quilted lined and should give

slash pockets and fur-like collar. weather garment at a within-reach price. Colors taupe,

5.95 .. 16.95

These hard wearing. eye-catching coats are heavily llnetl Tailored in two-lone satlns, corduroy: in nest checks.- Cosy. fur-like collars. Priced zromt

11.95 .. 17.95

Gallant and Mrs. Gabriel Arsen- ault. Next meeting is to be held

PLAY FASHIONS

out in a flash. An economical

19.95

in nylogab--a nylon- Styled with an air of casual

collar of processed lamb, heavy

24.95

The warm quilted lining will Colors taupe.

14.95

t The strong, t.ightiy-

Zippered front style with 2

A good. sensible. cold

effective protection against cold.

heavy wool plaids and nylogabs

of the material. Colors wine, green. navy. grey. Sizes 7-11. Pric-

'd12iI95 .. 21.95

Housecoats, quilted coachman style robe in pretty rotinn designs. Big collar tops double breasted bodice. Sleeves trlmly cuffed with pocket on skirt. Colors grey. green. red. blue. Sizes 8-12. Priced at

Melton Jackets with front, knitted Only -

EXCIPTIONAL VALUE!

You can save mighty important dollars on these rleerinxs of popular winter jackets.

Satin Bomber Jackets, heavy all wool plaid parkes. zipper front, 3 pockets. quilted lined. Regular 11.95. .Clearlng at. only .

waist band and cuffs.

8.95.

red flannel lining. buttoned

1.95 ,.. 9.95

Station Wagon Cons of rayon

, lebardlne in plain a the and neat Girl's Pyjamas of rosy flanneielte. "h"'I"' Tm” cu" 9" b,”imI""Y ",m.,,,my cu, Md we" mud. tailored and are wind resistant Top has long sleeves and front ""I w"'I' """""- whit" "II- button closing. Elastic at back of "I wm' w"""I3' l"'""I "III"!-

trouser waistband. Colors maize. pink, blue. Size L14. Priced at

' and

Plaid lined leans of sturdy san- forlsed denim. Elastic at waist, tour handy pockiiil. zipper side closing. belt loops. Double stitch-

ed for extra strength. 9 .3

iimn. ;

Ear" 1w Value A! Lowest Prices

ed from r .

lnjssorted plaids. llees D-14. Priced at ..

"nutrlm" collar. double breasted style with all around belt. Colors wine. navy, red. sim 10-14. Pi-in.

-14.95 l. 24.95

Flannel shirts with long button. ed cuff sleeves. This brushed fab. rle adds warmth for outdoor wear.

2.49

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Junior Shop .'(Upper Floor)'

loye' Wear (stmt Floori '

' at Dalhousie

at the homd of Mrs. Leo Bernard. 57.55 was realized from bingo.

Mr. and MrI's. Cyrus Gallant left recently for the United States where they will spend the winter months with their daughter in Lawrence. Mass. They made the trip by car in company with their uncle, Andrew Gallant who has been visiting them. Their only son Clarence had returned to his duties in Ontario recently after having undergone an operation for appendlticltls in P. C. Hos- pital during his leave.

A meeting of Union Corner congregation of the United Church was held Monday evening in the church and was presided over by Mr. Waidron who opened the meeting with the singing of "The Church's One Foundation". followed by prayer. There was a good representation of the con- gregation. Main items on the agenda was the consideration of the wiring of the church, due to the power line going throuzh "19 district. The contract was award- ed to Mr. Howard Barlow who was present at the meeting and stated iheriwork would be com- pleted soon as possible-

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Eiionway Anti -lllcinity

..Mr. Billie Macbleill, student at at. Dunat.an'a College. Char- lottetown, spent. the holiday with hi, parents, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar W. M.a.cNeill.

i Mr. Omwford Ramsey spent I few days with reletivee and friends at. Conway recently.

Mtse Erma Plush. Milo Merl-ha Paugh and Miss Eleanor Peulll. Monctcn. N. 3., about the Week- end with their parents. Mr. and Mn. Leigh Paugh. East Bidaford.

Mr. William Burns, Maloeque. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John D. Palmer.

Mr. and Mrs. David O'Neill. Bi-idgewater. N.S.. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John w. Palmer. Freeland on October 10. Mr. O'Neill was representative for Acadia. Gas Engines.

Mr, and Mrs. Sterling Milligazi and family. Gary and R02”. m0V' ed to their new home in, East Bldeford on October 10.

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Mrs. Kenneth Mllvllgan. Trurn. N.s., is spending some time with her sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Mllligan. Murray Road. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Milligan, Poplar Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mllllgan, Conway.

Mrs. Edward Sonler and children Susy and Beverly. summerslde. spent a few days in Conway at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mill- lgari and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mac- Klnnon.

Mr. Daniel Adams. Bordon. and Mr. William Wagner. East. Bide- ford were visitors at Conway on October 10.

Mr. Bud Macbougall and Miss Vivis.n Buchanan arrived home on October 10 after a trip to Torcnto. Ont.

Mr. Mark Broomi-. Summersidc. spent the week-end at his home in Freeland.

Mr. Erland Henderson. student University. Halifax. spent the holiday with his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Henderson. Freeland. Mr. William Palmer, Halifax,

N.S.. spent. the holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Paltnwr. Freelmd.

Mrs. Frank Wilson and daughter Leslie arrived home f-ratin Halifax. N.S.. to spend a 'few months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Palmer, Freeiarid. Mrs. Wilson and daughter will leave then to join her husband Mr: Wilson in California.

Mr. and Mrs. stenntng Williams. Tyne Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Matiof Miillgari and granddaughter Oar'o'.. Inverneaa. were reoenl. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lmtth Br.. Fnellntd.

Miss Donna Palmer who is em- ployed at the Bank of commerce. Summetrslde. spent the holiday with her parents! Mr, and Mrs. John W. Pelrrier, Freeland.

Miss Lois Palmer of summer.-id: spent. the holiday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer. Freeland.

Presbyterian Ladler Aid held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph Oetwsy. Free- land. It. was decided that a. goose supper be held in Freeland Hall on October 3.

Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Macxlnnon and daughter. lummemelde. were vlslton at the home of Mr. and Mra. William E. Meoltinnon on October 11. ' l

Mrs. lawrence Dyment. spring- hiil, was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William I. MeoKlnn- on on October 11.

Men, Arthur Miiligsn and son Arthur. Bummerslde, were visiting at. th home ol Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam . shoxlnnori on October 11.

Mr. and Mn. Oeoll Maoxlnnon more visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlollmoti, In- version recently.

Mr. and Mi-e, John Morrison and children Bertha. Susan, John and Vernon. Charlottetown. were visit- au etlheboIneaofM'r.andM'rs.

. . home of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Hardy. neelatnd. on October 11.

M.r. and Mrs. Aswll Ballem and children Mount Pleasant, were vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison on October 11.

Miss Erma Paugh, Mdncton, N.

day, October

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ellis and family Russell and Wally. East Bideford. were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer. '

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer andchlldren Lloyd and Elaine. Borden. were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John D. Palmer on October 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and children Lloyd and Elaine, Borden, were Illppeu. wieets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hardy, rreeiendglon October ll.

Sincere sympathy is expressed to Mrs. C. I. Lldstone. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Lldstone and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lidstone. Tyne Valley in the passing of a loving husband and father.

Mir. Bonnie aide. spent. the week-end with his mother. Mrs. John J. Murphy,

Mr. John W. Palmer and Mr. William Palmer. Freeland motored to Summerslde on October it).

Mr. arid Mrs. soars. Summer- eide, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W, MIA7Nelll on October 11. x

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bal- mer. Freeland. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Williams on October ll.

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Mrs. James O. Palmer. sum- merside. was visiting relatives and friends at Freeland recently.

Mrs. John Ramsey and baby moved to Borden on October 8.

Miss Norma Grlgl, MOHCYDH. N- B., spent the week-and with her sister. Mtiss Shirley Grigg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. West Devon.

Mr. Bruce Lewis, summersldll. was visiting friends at Conway on October 10.

Mrs. Emest Ramsay and ohild- ren. Grand River, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will- lam Milligan. Murray Road. re- centiy.

Mr. Gerald Murphy. student It St. Dunstan's College. Charlotte- town. spent. the holiday at .the home of his parents. Mrf and s. Oswald Murphy. Foxley River.

Mr. and Mre. lmmerson Phili- lips. '13-uro. N. 5., were reoent visitors at the homes of . and

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daughter. Valerie! were in pun. mereide on bualnue recently.

Mn. William Phillipe. Maoxetlle and Mr. and Mn. Reginald Pal- mer. Freeland.

an-. st.ei'-iina Milllgan was in noi- epuit the weekend with den on business recently. ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jena Mun Donald. Portage. ;

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PROGRESSIVE coiisisiivliivs Assocniioii

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Annual meeting and Nominating Convention will be held at Bradalbane, on Tuesday, October 20th at. 8:00 P. M. All Poll Chairmen are requested to arrange for t c attendance of five accredited delegates from their espective Polls.