‘Ibo ouvlsl cgglfl $I “ u I [lid W‘ _ n“ rug sw- w n; p! Klfllc, " - Wqrfll Ills‘ mom Mildl- ' may. _ _.quAI-rrr r ,,, out-mean u cu us my. Buy n" i 40x cArsuLns yust received n '|‘;\ylol‘ nrusiflo. s19:-

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_ ALBERTO". mums Hall. National Film Board Movies. Mon- ,“ April ism. 3 and 81:04am

_.AN EASTER GIFT she will alwaw chem“ g Diamor-i Ring

(ram me Mouse Jewelery $3163.}

<-IIOCKEY Bedeque Rink. M0“- w, Piirfl l6. Holy Redeemer "- gglnque Beavers. provided roads m Qpzn. Admission 85_ conf-

lllfillllflllfE All 519.155 m». HUTTART

‘ Summer-side

F“ Ii assum ALCARD

e deliver; Bruce's. 4-13- . leaders

4i advertised for Wednesday,

m account road conditions.

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tau. Licensed Alationser. Bordurfl-ll. _ d-M- -

JOUNTAIN PINS, Watches. Dianmonds, mo, Moose Jeweierlgu

Hillside chicks . Hatching, Brooding. Write or see Rex Dawson. Albany. . d-f-M-W-S-iiii.

-AUGTION SAL! at Gordon Ross’, Carleton, is postponed until Avril 22nd. - 4-13-11

~41‘!!! ‘BIG AUCTION SALE‘ 17th on premises of Louis Mut- tart, Oape Traverse. has been post- poned till ‘Tuesday. Aprilflrd on

'4-l:l

-WA'ICH FOR. tjhe ad o! clear- ing auctio l sale of real estate and household effects»! late Mrs. John lhbson. Summerside, Wednesday, May 1. 4-l3-2l

—I'.l‘ PAYS to b in Bro

tions.

D-asosoamsrléurlaegr. and Mrs. .Gltd.iner. . ,N.B..a- Iounoe the engagemenémzi; thgg ggeldon Patrick Duggan. $3.‘. of Mr. and Mrs. Jama Duggan, Sea View. P. E.I. Marriage to take place in the ear future.

‘ l‘ 4-i3-li

GUIDES ASSOCIATION ar meeting

was held 1n the Knights of Colum- bus Home, Summer-side on Wednes- day afternoon with the newly elect- ed geaident, Mrs. Abel Arsenault in- ‘e chair. Mrs Robert Palmer

T. Ealrlt Hickey

Chartered Accountant. ' Office at ' ll Granville SINGS Summersido Phone 515

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llr. F. 0. MacArthur

BEDEQUE OFFICE HOUR!

Hal-h afternoon exoegt Wednes- Iny and Thursday 8 to l

llsoh‘ Evening except Tuesday.

. Witles in an attempt

"treasurer acted capacity. It was decided that the bi- ‘“‘ meeting of the group will be held on the first Wednes- day of every second month. Gen- eral routine" business was trans- and it was decided to hold s pantry sale later for the benefit of the wort-s.

HOLLYWOOD IIILABITY IN LATEST ABBOTT AND - COSTELLO COMEDY HIT

-—Chsse your blues and troubles away with "Bud Abbott ar-i Lou Costello in ldoll cod" current at- traction at the apltol Theatre and the funniest picture ever to co-star the t o aces of laughmaking.

u and Lou are barbers ilhis time. but their extra-curricular acJ t to become actors‘ agents ar-ci gat into the “big money"

Thursday and Saturday 7.90 lo 9.

lead them into e. fmbulous of intrigue. match-making.

wllllvs. ‘wagons wml m

We are now in a position to carry on more extenslve motor and generator rewlndlng and repalrs of all kinds by a competent staff. Now ls the time to have your machines repaired or overhauled before the ‘busy season.

WRIGHT

Radio and Electrical Contractors SUMMERSIDE

M820

and BELL

' movie sets which

M!!! ... Th; Nam 0g Hospital. Charlottetown. where he " the local Girl Guides’ Association

' bar on the birth of a son at the ole

from an enjbywbld visit l0 Hhmfl-

ABBOTT M‘ ..COSTELI.O Ill Ilium

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Shows 1:30 -'9:15 Matinee Saturday 2:80

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kldm ing and one Ilggldenis both‘off

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t a chase s flu‘ m pcs, ed W er, the like of w er seen ore.

Alma aoL lllclnlty

home on Saturday from the City

recently underwent an appendix operation.

Miss Loula B. Bownees. Mont- rose. is spending some time visit- ing friends and relstiv inhum- menide. ~ v

Mrs. Fraser. Alberton South. was a. visitor on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon.

The many friends of little Shir- to hear of

llsoodbeabletorumg:

Mr. Gordon Barbour was s re- cent visitor to Kensington, where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James MacKinnon.

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Oliver, and Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Oliver mot- ored to Blunmersidc on Sunday to attend the opening of the new Nasarlne Church.

Congratulations are being ‘ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dun-

W

Mr. Thomas Henderson was s recent visitor to Summew“ . '

Mrs. Arthur Galpin. ' Summer- side. who recently returned from a visit to Newfoundland. spent the week end at the home her mother. Mrs. Nelson (hlrrie. Alma.

A unit of the Blue Cross has been organized in Al

rn Hospital on April 9th.

ma and s goodly number have ioined.

The collectors for the Prince County HOBDit-al Drive. Mr. Blen- ton names and Mr. Wsllsc Donald have made the rounds of this viclnitv and report that all have responded generously to ibis y cause.

Mr. J. H. Dunbar has

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-.M.r. Gregory Kinch returned

- the armed forum

so noon - r. uonnrson. v no 40-18-21.

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Allison lllll ‘Because. wring the church on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage the bride looked lovely in s floor length dress of white sheer with sweet heart necklace and finger tip sleeves. Her shoul- der length veil was arranged with flower head and she carried an of pine roses.

The bridesmaid was llLissHeath- cr- MacDonsldwxLPictou. N.S.. who wore‘ a floor length gown of pow- der blue sheer and a blue shoul- der length veil caught up with a coronet of- flowers. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses.

Keith Mollison. ride.

The ushers were Harold Rodd and Grant Moillson.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The

brother V of

‘poured tea and Ann Phllipsor Marion Sharp and Margery L:

furgey assisted in the sewing. The hap y couple left for i R trip and will l98\ by plane on Monday for Winn.- beg- _ Out of town guests irrcludedllm

W. J. Wylie of WinniDBlZ. father of the groom. 5

Mr. Brenton y, My, Mrs. l-leber Ramsay were Vlsltcfg .to Summerside last week.

Corporal E.J. Kin h h t Halifax re his discharge? gone u

Mr. Gordon Barbour was a bus- inem visitor to Summerside on Saturday.

The many friends of Pie. Ben Gavin are pleased to welcome him home from the Bahanms Islands. W418" he has been serving in His MIJBWs Fforces.

Mr. Reuben Bownees, Montrose. recently visited his brother. Mr. John Bowness, Summerside.

Mr. James Dunbar and Mr. Ellis Slvmlllman were visitors to O'Leary last week.

On Wednesday afternoon anum. be!‘ 0! lad-es gathered at the home 01 M?!» J°5¢D11 Dunbar for a hooking frolic. A very pleasant afternoon was went. and although, during the war years. the women of Alma have been lmittirnz for in their spare moments, the fine work done on these mate show they have not forgotten the art of hooking.

The Alma Mission Band met at the home of the leader. Mrs. J. 0. Gordon on Saturday the 6th. for their Easter ‘lhankoflerirlg meet- inx. A special Easter program was carried out by the children and a pleasing offering was re- ceived. A1,

MARY TAVY. Devoll. Erlgland-

(CP)- Mice bitto pieces three £1 notes at the post of ice. ,

AUCTION

AT NORBORO

Hsvin J0"! Iii-m r will sell by Anetfon on the premises on

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- lvwbollllbyrlghltofsttain- Ivhi-lhfitbeprisedsymbol o isilieted Prescription - ' _ maintaining the ethical standards. -

‘me groom was attended by the

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Sunlmerside Home And School Welfare Group Organized

and school welfare organized in Summer-

A home

gro was side ast evening at a public meet- lng held in the Town Hall. ‘The following officers were elected: " President, Mrs. Oreelman Mac- Arthur" lat vice president, Mrs. Alex Home; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Palmer; Directors, Mrs. W. E. Smallman. Mrs. Lorne McFarland and Miss Eleanor Whaler, H. N. When the meeting opened lldirs. Lorne oFarlane was chosen as chairman and she ex leis-led the oblecia of the org tion and a proposed set of ivy-lawn which were adopted by the meet- ing. Dues were set at fifty cents a year and the regular meetings will be held on the third Thursday of

y each month in the Town Hall.

The chairman n inted a nom- inating committee consisting of Mn. '1‘: D. Morrison, Mrs. Thane A. Campbell and Mrs. Carl Orock- ett who brought in the slate of officers given above. After the slate had been adopted Mrs. Mec- Arthur took the chair med ex- pressed her appreciation for the lion's: of being the first president o e

‘ of thanks was passed to

SPECIAL BACHELOR- srnvlc:

With Expert

Shirt room», A“

‘Th !m°°lhs_,1-careful ironing job "r shirts is just one n: /the quality femur“ i“ our convenlentvllnchglgp

service.

villus on. “our

prices ranging from ..

Visit our made to measure department main floor as~ soon as possible. You may take delivery st s later date if you wish.

r This offer ls good for a. limited time only.

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GENTLEMEN l.

VI-IERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE YOUR NEXT WINTER’S OVERCOAT, TAILORED TO YOUR MEASURE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY

CLOTHS.

Men as you know in the season just passed we experienced great difficulty in supplying the demand for better grade overcoata.

Fortunately we have procured samples from s noted manufacturer, crornbies, elysians, camel hair, all wool tweeds, all- ver tones and diagonal weaves. Smart greys, fawn, navy, green and airforcé blues.

celebrated" Scotch coatings,

browns,

limited, kindly make your selec-

$65.00 ‘° $87.50

Lister‘: in to our Radio Programme at 6:46 each Monday, Wednesday and Friday over CFCY.

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Mr. 'W. E. Darby for his assist-

ance and to the press.

Mr. Davis Lldstone, gorlincl a1 o! the Summersi" High 1100 "w! addressed the meeting and con- gratulated the members of the group on the initiative shown in the forming an organization in‘ Summerside, which. he thought. was long past due. He sald. he felt he expressed the general at- titude of the teachers which is one of commendation. Relations be- tween the teachers and the people of Bummerslde have always beer- excellent, he said but there an great possibilities for the organ- ization to bring about n closer understanding between the tevb- ers and parentm-S.

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Place your orders f Box shoots. all types ofmlzll-ofriys

Potato, and Apple Barrels. Order now for Summer and Fall Delivery.

We have Ibo Mainland,

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ROOF COATINGS

For re-newing and re-vlblhlng old roofs. Gsn be lllpllod easily by snyone without p. dialling.

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