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'IE'.l'UB.N OF THE BAD MEN"

CAPITOL THEATRE SUMMERSIDE

kw sections oi the Old West were wilder or woollier than Okla-

homa. Territory 0! some fifty years i. no. around the time of the Land ijiauah. And this setting and it's

atmosphere have been recreated

in RKO Radio's ”R,etu:rn of the Hnacl

Men," whirh opens at the Capitol Theatre. Summerslde. to-

day with Randolph Scott, Robert

Jetireys, and

George

Ryan. Anne Jacqueline

”Gabby” Hayes

,White in the stellar roles.

Telling an exrilinr: tale of ban- riitry and law c.-ifnn-vniont, the iilm D.”8iEFiilS Texas Ranger take a U. S. Marshalshlp to com-

Smtt as a former who is induced to

hat the outlaw hands terrorizing the district. RVHY1 as the Sundance Kid is fil5COYPl'V(l as one of the toughest gzuzunc-ii of tint era. Miss Jelfrrys portrays R hRl'iCllt queen who reforms when she falls in love with Scott. and Hayes is seen or a frontier bani-tor.

The intcrplav or plot between the four principals. and the law- less activitirs nl xlllli noted des- iwradoes rs B.ll Dnolm. the Young- ors, the Dalton.-1. Billy the Kid. and Wild Bill Yeager. all make the picture unusually thrilling. A ban- dit raid on the town of Braxton, and a second rriiri which is broken up largely by St'0ll'S r-(forts. form two of the awinniiil hlzhlights of the atm-v .

NOTICE

All bills due me must be paid on or hofnre Nov. 2!) I954. if not paynd will he passvrl on to my solicitor for collection.

BORDEN GRAHAM.

.....m-m... Tho Olrl Timv Fiddling,

Step-Dancing and Singing

Contest in Kinkora Hall. Monday. November 8th. Send cntriut at nnrr-' In Mr ssh. 'nus .loImnlnn. Kinkora. ' or Phone 9001. Good Cash. Prizes. .

FARMERS i

We are now in a position to buy, gratin and truck your

potatoes.

JAMES E. MacNElLL KENSINGTON

Frofessioihl cards

E. E. Parkman Orii..D.. R.(). PHONE 3287 REGENT THEATRE BLDG. summer Sr. summgnm

Chartered Accountants T. Earle Hickey

Canadian Bunk ni Commerce Building lummerside, P.E.l. .- Phong :35;

W. Albert Robertson P. E. t. Mrntu. m7ir.i)iN(; Grnnviiln at Wnter Sn-egg Summcrsidn

nlAL 8844

P. 0. BOX 881

INSURANCE

K. E. Ellis 8'. Son Limited Fire - Auto - Casualty 5 Summer ht. Summeraido

Opiomeirisis

B F. iluntcr. R.0. Summerslde. P.E.i. -- Phone Sllv SM.ALI.)1AN'S BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant, B.St'., 0.D. 58! Wain Strrct Summerside Above Maurice Mill's Men's Wear PHONE 3530

Dentists

Dr. J. A. Dolron SMALLMAN BUILDING Dial 2366 Summerehio

PHOTOGRAPHERS

THE READ STUDIO D. w. smms

' PHYSICIANS

L. K. ZIELINSKI. MD. General Practitioner

Mnipoqua Road

Kr-nslngtnn. P. E. I. Phone: Kcnsinztun '9

Dr. Hubert MacNcili, M.D. Physician--Surgeon Phone 7032. Water street. Summeraidc.

Japanese Club Holds Card Perry

The executive of the Japanese Mission Club of Holy Redeemer Pariah held I very successful card play in the Community Centre. Those attending enjoyed the eve. ning's entertainment very much and were loud in their praise of the excellent lunch served by the ladies in charge. The executive were very pleased with the attendance as the pro- ceeda realized go to a very worthy caule - to aid Redemptorist Mis- sionaries in the Japanese mission field. One of these is the Rev. Fr. Hermessey formerly an the staff of Holy Redeemer Parish in Char- lnttetown.

The lucky winners were: Ladies'

first prize, Mrs. MacDonald. with

the second prize going to Mrs. Jo-l sephine Arsenault. Frank McEiroy got the semis prize. while the sec- ond weni to Clem Wynn who also got the door prize.

Adlai Stevenson in Election Comment

LIBERTYVILLE. Ill (AP)-Ad- lai Stevenson said Wednesday the Democratic victory at-the polls Tuesday "was a portcnt of things to come." He obviously referred to the 1956 election. I

”Fhis election has been a' marked change from the last two years and, historically. mid-t.erm elections have been a portent. of what is to come.” Stevenson told at

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press r-onierence at his nearby; home at Half Day. 111 But the election. he added

quickly with a twinkle, "has noth-l

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in: whatever to do with whether I'll run again for the presidency." That was the only reierence by Stevenson, the 1952 Democratic nominee for the yresiden ,. as to whether he would seek the office again.

LOOSE LOOT

HALIFAX (CP) Police are trying to stamp out a wave of petty thieving from parked cars. Among the losses have been I trombone. an aerial and rear-view mirror and a pair oi binoculars.

Legion Remembrance Day

Nov. 6th.

REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES

All friends and relatives of fallen comrades who wish to place a memorial wreath at the Aiberton

requested to contact the chairman of the Poppy Com- mittee, Douglas Nirholson, not later than Saturday.

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