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Eyes Examined

omen uoiirsi I to 11 - I to I and by appointment . Phone 328'! ; REGENT THEATRE BLDG. summer st. suininerslds

W. GIIESTER S. Mai:ll0llALll

DRIED, Solicitor. I&gy ECO. LLB.

Office formerly occupied by Lalo Heath Strong. K. c,

Money to Loan Colleotdons Promptly Attended To.

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VETERINARIAN Dial 2520 Water Street East

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Illl. J. A. IIDIRIII DENTIST p' Dental X-II)!

Sinallmass auitiiing SUMMEBSIDE Dial use

T. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank of Commerce Building

Jutnmerstde. P. I. I. PHONE 2888,

PROGLAMATIOI

oil has proclaimed the week of May. 26th as Clean-U Week for the Town of AE

berton. Citizens please co- operate. 0. ll. PROFIT. Mayor.

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rim GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

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The Alberton Town Coun-

Physician Q surgeon

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Ilonrs 11.00 to 12.00 a. in. 3.00 to 5.00 3. n. 1.00 to Ms p. in.

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-Among those who obtained de- grees at Dslhousie University on May is was not Roy Arblng, of Howlsn, P.E.I.. who received the degree of Bachelor of Come to. i Last. year he received his Bachelor of Arts degree also from Dalhousic University. Mr. Arblng is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Arbing of 1-lowlsn and his wife is the former Glenn Smith of Bloomfield, P.Ei.I.

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R. E. ELLIS

Fire - Auto - Casualty INSURANCE

I Summer St.. suminerslds PHONE.” 2413

Receives B. can. -4--'-"""" Ilegree .

Pen Points of

R. ii. I. F. STITIIII

ssisiiiersiiis by Atls Recent week-end visitors to

suminerside included F-O R.

Baxter. !'-0 MD. Gates. 13-0 1:. M. Rose, P-O A. Rutisn, and 13-0 R. wybou These Flying officers were former students at Navigation qttlcer courses. and renewed acq- uaintances over the past week-end.

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The many friends of F-0 J.D. Munro, F-0 W.E. Miorse. F-O A. W..l. Wilson. I"-O R.J. Prier and P-O L.A. Ried are vhidding them tarewall and every success in their future endeavours, on a recent transfer from this unit,

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several Pilots reported here during the past week to attend a Btaff Navigation Instructor (Pilot) course at the Central Navigation school, lnluding:l"-O W.G. smith. F-O T.W. Altken, 1"-O (3.0. Chapman. F-0 A.G. Bate, 15-0 0.11. Tipon, F-O R..M. Wood and F-O S.I. Banks. At the some time F-0 C.l-l C. Belichamber. F-0 J. McPherson and F-0 T.E. Close F-0 J.T. Chandler will depart on transfer to other stations upon

9- 3- l- He has received an offer from com I u I S N I (P) C . th Government to work its an In- D6 On 0 B - - . curse. couple” W"... Allin" colne Tax Assessor and he plans ' ' ' G'"9" rm” to work in that capacity in l-lali- JF-O Anne Harman and P-O C. I p N5. ' o Foote entertained several 93033 31" ax friends on Thursday evening, May lMALLMAN'8 BUILDING ! AS lllggplgggglurtgll ighemmliaeizrgc Hg; 15th. . . . or 0"""0ME'"'3T u" that of boiling

degrees above water.

509?; cotton. weight. rose and wine. 50, priced each 9.95.

a pair 8.50.

linely woven. snow white,

a pair 1.55.

good quality homespun

REVERSIBLE BLAN..a;'rs of ti blend of son wool and Those are satin bound and are light in The colors are rose and green, blur and rose, They're individually boxed.

Size 66 by

WAEASSO SHEETS, first quality and made of medium weight, closely woven cot.l,0n.. Finished length 72 by 100 priced a pair 7.50;

Thcy are plain hemmed. 81 by 100

waaasso rrL1.ow sues. first quality. made from

medium weight cotton. They

are plain hemmed in approximate 42 inch width, priced

IIOMESPUN BEDSPIEADS in novelty striped designed

' I ah des of rose blue, or green. n A ' cotton. they're tuhfast and extra

long. The size is approximately 35 by 106 lnchcs. PNC91

These are made of -

Next best to sleeping in an igloo. our cool ideas for summer bedroom decor! We've nesv spreads. Blankets and Sheets with the relaxed. rotreslsed look that makes your bedroom a haven of summer comfort. Come see and choose them today for a eool. cool summer!

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While Quantities Last S H E E T S

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Made by a nationally manufacturers! best quality bleached shooting. The very slignht de- ill '1: 0"

5.49 ' 6.98

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ODD IDDBIPIIIOO of RIGID IDOOSI.

Stu approximately 83 by la), regular 7.50-SPECIAL a pair .............

sire approximately 72 by 100. I regular 9.50-SPECIAL a pair ...-..........

Stu approximately 81 by 100. regular 10.50-SPECIAL a pair ...........

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AW.1 lil.l... Rodway. AW.2 I.R. E. Nowen. AW.2 M.B. Keeier and AW.2 J.D. Taylor have reported to other stations on posting, where they have assumed their duties as Supply Technlcian., Clerk Typist, and Medical Assistant. respectively . . .

W-C L.V. Carver former Con- struction Engineer Oiiicer oi this station, was a welcome visitor to the unit during the past week.

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Several Pilots have graduated off 9.. staff Navigation Instruction (Pilot) Course this week and will report at various stations in the immediate future. These include: F-O E.C. Domney. F-O R..1".P. i-lsmilton, 1"-0 A. EDP. FRO C.J. Fournier, F-O J.R. Lindeman. F-0 l-LG. Gawne, F-0 V. Venhola and V-0 G.l-I.J. bertson

O O O F-L J.P.E. 0'1-lanley. R.C. Chaplain of this unit, was goat speaker at a meeting at the St

ADAILY

ACROSS 1. Medieval story 5. Bellow 9. Snip 10. Therefore 11. Long for 12. Talk idly 14. Entice 15. so. Am. mammals 16. Aloft 17. Body of water 18. Beast of burden 19. Striking (coiloq.) 23. small anchor 24. stories . 28. cloth cover- ing for the cap 30. Often ( poet.) 3:. Father

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6. Strange (Scot. )

7. Lizard

8. Rosters

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-911. L. K. ZIELINSII. klnkara will be absent (mm his office from May Iiith until May am is- elusive.

-THE DENTAL omces of sum- merslde will be closed all day Wednesday of each week, from May 14th to October Slat

-1111. S. HELLMICII. Borden. will be absent from his office from May 25th. until May 31st inclusive. st- tending a. maternity post-graduate course in Halifax.

-AT IBIBHTOWN sdiiioicstion of one-sct play "Merry Molly Mal- one" by Barry Bugden, followed by variety concert at Irlehtown Gom- munlty Hall, Thursday. May 22nd. Curtain 8.15.

r- Dunstan's Alumni held in Boston. Mass., during the past. week.

Two Fire Fl.ght.ers. reported here on posting last. Friday. These in- ciude AC.2 G.A. bench and A03 R..C.C. Ssundersc.in..

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Two Nursing sisters arrived here over the past week-end and have assumed their duties in Station Hospital. These are P-O H. mined and P-O W.M. Corkum. Incident- ally, these Nursing sisters are Nova Scotians.

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The Aircrattmen held a "Hard Times" Dance in their lounge last Friday night. Al Bianchard's Or- chestra of Chariot ss sulmlled the musical background for danc- ing. Refreshments were served.

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The members of the O!ficers' Mess will hold an informal "Cub- aret" in the Mess on Saturday evening. Music will be supplied for dancing and a buffet will be serv- ed.

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON

Wednesday and Thursday 7:15 and 9:15.. A double bill. A full-length feature of "THE ROYAL JOUR- NEY" in technicolor. See Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip on their Canadian tour of 1951; and also A 2nd feature, "BLONDIE'8 BIG DEAL". based on the ,comic strip "Blondie", with Penny Sin- gleton, Arthur Lake and Larry

CROSSW-ORD

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13. Large worm 29. Duct (an'at.) 30. Siberian

'31. Light down 20. Old Dutch 32. Private

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