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HOLMANS CLEARS OVERSTOCK 0F FINE QUALITYCRETONNES

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Sale Starts Saturday Morning at 9 a. m. and Continues For One Week

OVER 75 PATTERNS in THIS. GREAT CLEARANCE

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’ If you are planning new, fresh decoration in your home-now is the tjme to do it....Tlllis 25% reduction is off every piece of Cretonne in stock. There is great variety in the array of ~ lovely colors and designs; this material is in 36 and 48 inch widths....Bring brightness and

light into your home with new Cretonile.

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Mrs. Russel Matthews accom- panied by her little daughter Mae- wood recently visited friends in Charlottetown: who gave them a cordial welcome. —A.

Mrs. Herbert Champion left re- cently by plane for New Waterford. Cape Breton. where she will be the guest 0d her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Phillipe and the Reverend Mr Phillips.

qA very/enjoyable dance epon- wred by the Ladies Aid of the

‘estern Hospital was held at the Women's Institute Hail on Monday night. Music was furnished by "The Western Five.”

The congregation of 5t. Peter's Anﬂlcan Church held a social eve- ning in the Rebekah Hall on Oc- uobei- 23rd. Games jeatured the evening's entertainment. A bounti- ful lunch was served by the ladies. alter which a successful auction sale of food was held.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jeffrey have returned to their home in Bangor. Maine, after a very pleasant stay at Mr. Jeffrey's former home here. ,Whlle in Alberinn. the Monday . week prior to their departure. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey. accompanied by Mr. Jeffrey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffrey (Sr.) also his sister. Mrs. Gerald Nlckersen. Mr. Nlckersen and baby dauzhter Nor- ma motored to the mainland. On arrival at Sackvllle the “Nlcker- sen" family left for their home on Cape Sable Island, and the re- mainder oi the party motored t0 Moncton. N. B. where-they visited the Messrs. Ralph and Reggie Jef- irey.

on Friday evening Mrs. fRev.) ‘J. W. Nowe invited friends in for la social evening for Miss Betty "Prayers who was delightfully sur- iprised when she was showered with many exquisite slits accom- panied by happiest good wishes. This was followed by the Presen- Lation of a "Silver Tray" by Mrs- Vernon England on behalf oi the A.Y.P.U. To these outward signs of appreciation and good wishes»! Miss Travers answered most fit- Llngly. Refreshments were served

sturdily built of solid Birch with a Walnut finish, they're good looking cnd will take all kinds of

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SIIMMERSIIE

EXTRA SPECIAL!

O0 KITCHEN. CHAIRS

on SALE SATURDAY AT ,9 a.m.

Toke advantage of this Extra Special-it's for one week only! These Kitchen Chairs are

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"WIIERE 0L0 FRIENDS MEET"

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by the hostess assisted by Mrs-i Waldo Matthews.

The following National Film Board pictures were presented in the Womerle Institute Hall. on illt Monday evening "Quality Beef." "Life of a Salmon" and "Jasper? After the show a meeting was helri. and a Film Council was orisanized- Chalrmarl_.Mr. John Black. Coun- ci. will have privilege of selecting films to be shown during winter even. third Monday in month. Of- ficers of Film Council. President. Rev. J. W. Nowe. Vice President. My, Hem-y Clarke. secretary. MES. W. Oulton.

Organizations and their represen- tatives who form Film Council- ...W.L-Mrs. Michael aheam and Mrs. Merritt Callaghan.

United Church. WM.S..—Mrs- 0- H. Weeks and Mrs. Jas. Hodsiiwﬂ-

United Church. Ladies Aid - Mi-s. Arthur Wright and Mrs. Her- bert Matthews.

United Church Gulld — MIS- J- 'C. Matthews and Mrs. H. D. Cor- ‘ tt.

‘lawman, w. A.—Mlss Maud Dyer and Mrs. H. Champion.

Presbyterian W.M.S.—-Mrs. c. W. Hayes and Mrs. H. Kerr.

Presbyterian L. Aid -Mrs. W. C. Lawson and Mrs. David Bods!“-

Town Council —Meesrs. John Black and Merritt Callaghan.

Legion -—Mesers. John Profit and John Rockford.

Masonic Lodge —Messrs. C. R.

MUCM APPLESAUCE

VANCOUVER - iCEU-Hilge ap- pie; were harvested frcmrl Mike Nosteﬁs small orchard here. T-iie apples weigh from 1 3-4. to two pounds eanh. Only l8 are require-d p. i111 g. Fﬁlllllill‘ packing box.

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CAMEO

Thursday Matinee 8.30. Evening 7.00—9-l5

ﬂlgrk Gable and Greer Garson score terriﬁc hit in

"ADVENTURE"

Please Noti- - Tlicre are no Shorts ivitla this Show.

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T. Earle Rickey c, Accountant Offloe at ll Granville Street Bummeraide Phone 675

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DR. VINCENT GRANT Dental ‘surgeon. Smallman Building SUMMEISIDE '

Happenings In liowlan

Mr. Willi - Mr. Jos. Arsenault, Kelly Road. (we gfjendfedstlmlllertflllflll-gillgler Hedi. has returned to Moncton 10-0; his cousin Mrs Mary 32:5‘:

spend the winter with his children Kensmgwn on Monday afternoon there. 39¢ '-

Mr. Alban Arsenault of Howlan Rev And Mrs Burton has resumed his studies in O‘I..eary 3 d ' ' High School after the Fall e eque‘ returned m me tlon.

Crowe.

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‘MP loge on Thursday evening last, af- ‘lter a pleasant holiday spent in ICape Breton.

Freddy Jones and Francis Blah-i . chard of Piusville spent Sunday: Week-end visitors to Bedcque afternoon in Howlan at the homenvere Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Colpitts. oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant. 'Sackvllle, N. B.’ guestg or Mm

Mrs. Vincent Gallant and small son Junior of Upper Howlan is

station, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Arsen- ault.

Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Charlottetown spent the weekend in Duvar at the l-iome of Mrs. Mur- phy's father, Mr. Raymond Doiron and family.

The potato pickers are back on their own again after three or four weeks of strenuous hard work out in flie potato fields. Onc thing they ulcre blessed with was real nice weather.

Ma Frank Peters of Howlan had us his birthday guest on Sunday the 26th. his girl friend, Miss Edna Peters of Duvar who it seems pre- sented him with a beautiful birth- day cukc. —How.,

Miss Catherine Perry and Joan Arscnault left cn a visit on Mon- day, Oct. 27th. They will stop in Summerside for a day at Mrs. Al- phonse Bernard's also at the home of Isidore Perry. Then on to Char- lottetown at the home of Mrs. Hen- ry Perry for a couple of days.

~Among the recent visitors to Howlan were Mrs. Wm. Mathews oi River Herbert, N. 8.. and her slster-in-law, Mrs. Fulton Tomson of Charlottetown. They called on

Mr. and Mrs. John Platte. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Derocha-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallant. and Mr. ~and Mrl. Bruce Oarruthere.

visiting her parents in Blo0mfleld'

Currie Trueman, and Mr. and Mrs. ‘James Henderson. They also visit- ed with Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Weeks, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray. Bedeque, had as their guests ever the weekend, Mrs. Murray's sister. Miss Wetmore and her friend, Miss Pringle, teachers in Sackville N.B. Also their friends Miss Floyd and Miss Davlson, nurses in the St. Jo-hn Hospital, and Mrs. Sherwood, 5t. John, N. B. '

Miss Louise Callbeck returned to her home in Bedeque on Saturday after a brief visit to Hayfield, N. B. where she was the guest oi Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Ross. While there she addressed meetings of the Women's Missionary Socie- ties in Bayfield and Upper Cape, N. B. Miss Callbeck was a mission- ary in Japan for some years.

Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Weeks, re- turned t otheir home recently, af- ‘fer a very pleasant holiday spent ‘in Sackville. N. B.‘ While there. ;tliey were the guests of their daugh-

ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. lWcllace McLeod. They also visit- 'ed many former acquaintances. iRev. and Mrs. Weeks were resi- Jdcnts of Sackvllle until a couple iof years ago where they took up ircsldence in Bedeque.

l Mr. and Mrs. Sterling MacKay, lAihariy. Mr. and Mrs. Austin {smith and Miss Muriel Smith. ‘Tryon, atended the Missionary eer- vlce in the Bedeque United Church

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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ramsay Summerside were guests on sun- dBY 0f Mrs. Ramsay's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harrington, Spring Valley,

Her many friends regret that Mrs. BtewarhMoase has been ill for the past. three weeks at her home in New Annan, and hope for an early recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar of Alma, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart of Norboro left on Friday for Amherst, N. S. ‘where they will visit relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickey, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Picker- ing and family of Dernley, were guests on Sunday of Mr. Picker- lng's sister and brother-in-leI Mr. and Mrs. James Evans, Bur- lington.

Guests q! Mrs. George Profitt. Burlington on Sunday, were Mrs. J. B. Mlllman. Kenslngtoii, Mr. and Mrs. John Rogereon and Mr. Wilfred Rogerson. Hampton, and Miss Louise Rogerson. Charlotte- town.

lMr. and Mrs. Phillip Gallant ac- companled by their two sons,

the past week-end at Spring Valley, where the, visited their son, Adrian, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harrington.

Layman’: Sunday was fittingly

London Laymerfe Association of the Church of Ilnllend when they assisted with the services in Ken- alngton. New London and Iurllnr ton Churches. Mr. Keith Herring- ton addressed the large congre-

was under the auspices ogthe Y. W. A. The pastor. Rev. Burton Crowe was in charge of the ser- vice, and showed slides of churches. colleges, hospitals and missionarie- in central India, which are being supported by the United Ohurch. A large gathering was present and u-ei-e favorably impressed by the

on lunday evening. The meeting

work that bee been accomplished.

Profit and J. C. Matthews. Rebekah -Missee Molding Forsythe. Women's Institute _hfrs. H. J- Pike and Mrs. C. B. Profit. ‘Union Community Club - Mrs- Arthur Wllkie and Mrs. Howard

and

zatlons present at each church, and ably aet forth the duel" g1 the laymen to his God. ‘rhrough the medium of the church. as in the days of the early Apostles,' “They that were scattered abroad mark

went everywhere preaching the weéyem Hospital 1., Aid - Mrs. "°“l"' ‘m P 4- ‘° m" ll" m" Jos. Gaudet and Mrs. John a. Cal- and women of today fulfil the “gum

vows made for them in baptism. Tempe" .._Mrg_ 5119a, Mrs. Mal- Othera assisting the rector. Rev-f “y and Mp5, Hlerlihy.

"and D- -‘-'- Ne" It Kshslnzton. The teachers in this town and were Mr. Realll Meek, Mr. Arnold . in all the rural districts look for- Meek and Mr. Arch. Pidgeon. at ward to these free sound movies. New London. w. William .1. Pro- They find them of great value in fitt. Mr. Jamel Evans and Mr. teaching History. 9908119115‘. Cur- Gordon Cook and at Burllngtonlrelit Events, Nature Study and Mr. Athol Cotton Mr. F. R. Gin.

Nause and Mr. Gordon Cook. The As this m8!!!“ 0! Bducamn l5

Eric and lllore of Piusvlile. aunt; “d "m", ‘t Hum". Elven

observed by the members of New.

hymns. The Church's one Found- ation, Stand Up! Stand Up! for Jesus and Jesus calls us C's-r the Tumult, were led by a men's choir ‘organlltl were Mrs. James Sheen and Mrs. Lorne Campbell. The beautiful rendition of the hymn. There is a Green Hill farl Away, as a solo, by Mr. Edward

Dunning of Kenslngton, was deeply

appreciated by his listeners.‘

Mrs. Harmon Black, left on Saturday to return to her home at Amherst. after apendirla’ the past few days with her parents Mn, and Mrs. Daniel Hickox. Burllngq ton. Mrs. Black also visited her sieter-ln-iaw. Mrs. Lloyd Hlckox

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BRAPAIID.

riissrlii “N0-ME SWEET llil-MIGIIIE" A Lynn Ierl . Randolph Scott Shows: Frl. 0:15; Set. 7:30-9:30 l

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iicw being used all 0V9!‘ the Wmld as the shortest and pleasantest route to wider fields of learning, we are fortunate in getting a share of this service through the co-operation of the Department of Education.

Mr. Ralph Larkln of Charlotte- town epent the weeke id with hll mother. Mrs. H. J. barkin-

PIUIT FAVORED

Fruit le needed all the year round, the nutritionists insist. is no reason why, just be- cause summer ia over, there should be a cutting down, or cutting out, of those fruits and fruit juices which have beccme such an important actor in the diet. of Canadians.

11 you "eattuoutt". theheexperismpvr; food; sugges a you D l l quantity or fresh fruit or fruit

Ijuicee at home. even if that is only

a room. It will be refreshing as well as healthful. taken before starting out for work in the morning.

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lbuilding lot of londpl Universal cooler, large size; and meat shop equipment; l hot plate; ldouble oil burner; shingles. Other articles too numerous to nlentloil. Sale priv-

f . lHJAMES M. CROSSMAN, Cope Traverse, P.E.l.

QQQBER _ Bu. _1947

FOR same

OUTSTANDING FARM“ 8i LUMBER PROPERTY IN PRINCE COUNTY, P. E. ISLAND

This property has o total of 514 acres of land in one section 250 acres in splendid state of cultivation; the post few years the, cultivated land has been Limed and Fortilized and is in excellent condition for Potato Growing or Mixed Farming.

_ The complete farm is well fenced,lcontaining Z2 fields oll the fields with the exception of four are well watered with a ifrook and Mill Pond, and most all fields have an entrance to the Wood. land, providing shelter for the stock during extreme warm weather making this farm ideal for Dairy Farming or Stock Raising. I

The cultivated lund is dry and very eusy to work, the Lulu“, Z64 acres is lumber land, consisting of mixed lumber such as Cedqf Spruce and Hardwood. A mill pond is near the standing lumber’ with a new Sow Mill that was built this year; this set up affords on excellent opportunity for lumbering and Saw Mill work as the lum- bsr can be made ready for market. , ‘

The Buildings on the Property ore all in excellent condition and consist of the foilowing:-One large two-story dwelling hi...“ (as illustrated) with 8 rooms and bath, large basement, running water, heated with hot air furnace, one bungalow of 4 rooms, ldeul and convenient living accommodations for extra help, 2 large horns, 2 poultry buildings, 2 machine buildings, piggery, double goroge, ice house.

This form is well stocked, including Registered Shorthorn cot- tle and work horses, all necessary machinery such as tractor, truck, blower thresher and etc.

This property may be purchased separately or with stock end equipment.

health and for quick sole this property may be purchased at a very reasonable price; outstanding opportunity for farming and lumber- ing on o large scale. Write for full information.

ELMER McWILLlAMS, West Cope, P. E. l.

0._0. F. PROVINCIAL 00NllENTl0N iiNll

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The annual C. C. F. Provincial Convention will be held in King George Hall, Kensington, Tuesday, November 4th.

Convention Sessions will be held at l0 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. and all who are interested in the C. C. F. are invited to attend.

A public meeting will be held at 8 p.m. which will be addressed by David Lewis, National C. C. FLSQcretary, and Fred Young, Maritime C. C. F. Director.

g Liberal Convention

A Nominating Convention will be held in St. Paul's Hall, Summerside, Monday, November 3, for the purpose of nom- inating 2 candidotes for the 3rd District of Prince, and 2 candidates for the 5th District of Prince. All polls to send usual number of delegates. Convention for 3rd District oi 7:30 p.m. Convention for 5th District at 8 p.m. i

GEORGE MacKAY, Pres. G. H. PHILLIPS, Sec'y.

FCR SALE

Are you interested in going into business for yourself. l am offering a small popular business for sale which will require $3,000 to $5,000 cclpitol. Your reply will be treated as confidential.

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BOX 564, SUMMERSIDE

War Hero Honored

. u f Orolx de Guerre with silver star has been awarded b! wgceiil PlL-Lieut. Douglas Sam o! Victoria, pictured here with his - la with the B. O. A. I‘. permanent force, Ottawa.

The reason I om offering this property for sole is due to ill _