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~ .' seems: 1. sum Murphy. lllxanifver Street. and ' George Glow. 135 Otta Street. ~

sunsssasms and earace covert

Newaﬂlubeeriptlous. Advertising

Gusrdiaasmsylielsoughtatauyeftlse following stores in Smuaaersldes ’ Gouriiea Drugstore. ll Central Street; Toronto. Bakery. Water Street: Mark Gsudei. Vince's GIN"). llllllu Street: Alyrg ﬂoqggttyyqggqg", 55”“ 51"“; - Island stator-Transport. Water Street.

The Guardian will be delivered to any henna in Summeralda Boy etﬂltﬂldly orlleperweeh. Pheneﬂlorm-t for or give W" 0P3!" l4 "I0 Mr responsible for delivery on your rouse

-ron‘sara=-1eae Ford ‘rt-ton '

The mu Bookstore. Water sum;

truck. Can be ‘seen at Bill Conroy's Service Station. Summerside. '5 -roa BENT-Three furnished rooms for light house-keeping. on highway at St. Eieanors. Phcne 270-4. ,.

-BEGULAR DANCE Larldrfs Restaurant. -~ Kensington, Tiidsdgy evening. Clood music.

-B1CYCLE STOLEN in Summer- slde. license No. 97, serial Nm 113649. A reward oi $10 will be given for its recovery or $25 rm- lniormation leading to convlguon‘ ems thief. John (Holman) Gal.

rm: WESTIAERNGUARDIAN

l‘! Granville Stgggl;

s; Carri ' this sea-vi:

—LA'l‘E CABBAGE PLANTS for sale, also cauliﬂower; mail orders accepted. Albany i". Palmer. 420 hilgrtie Street. Box 404. Summers s e. . .

'-FAREWILL PARTY-Mr. and bdrm-James Murphy entertained m1 “wit? evenln: at their cosy home, at Kelvin, in honor of Miss Phyllis Court/who has accepted a position as oﬂice clerk with the T. Eaton Co. at Moncton. Phyllis was escorted to a centrally located chair by her friend, Miss Marlon Picketts, and Mr. Crawford Pick- etts. whohad been chosen to act as chairman, explained the pm»- pose of the oeeaaion. An addlﬂ was read by Mrs. Horace Paynter,

Ar I'IO»LMAN’S

Come out, come out, wherever you ore

sun Loungers like these .

and a presentation made by Mrs. Frank Beglola and Mrs. Lorne croaier. on behalf oi those present. The gifts were,a nice dressing gown and slippers to matchmlasge luggage case, and a sum of money. The guest of honor very prettiiy ethressed her thanks. The re- mainder of the evening passed quickly in conversation, ‘games and contests. Winners were Mrs. Dar-

rell Pickette, Mr. James Murphy,-

Mrs. Ira. Huestis and Mr. lilrlc MacMm-do. Lunch was served by the“ “‘byMrs.!iric MacMurdo, Mrs. Robert Holg. Mrs. Morris Caseiey, Mrs. Fred Court, and Mrs. Horace Paynter. Bur.

-ENJOYING HOLIDAY — Mr. and Mrs. William J. Harrington of Spring Valley, who are touring Canada and parts of the United States with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ramsay. Su-mmerside, have reach- edlvlontana, according to messag- es received by their friends at hpme. and are keenly enjoying the magniﬁcent scenery. The party had hoped to continue to the west coast, but were ullcelea... vs co...- pieting the trip at time of writing, due to flood conditions. Bur.

-ll.4D NARROW ESCAPE- Prompt action on the part of M‘. and Mrs. Lloyd Hickox, a. young

Born

s UN FUR NIT u ms For oPEN s|<v LIVING

stond up ogcinst any kind of Summer vrezither.

SUN TAN LOUNGE CHAIR — Enioy getting

your sun tun, stretched out on this restful lounge ~ with sturdy metal frame, rubbe'r tired wheels and , soft padded cushion.

SUN TAN LOUNGE CHAlR-—slrong metal frame with comfortable padded cushion covered with gay, striped owning cloth.

BEACH UMBRELLAS — Colorful end use- ful, these have either o straight or tilted

pole.

LAWN TABLES

Ior or with on c brellc.

ccmfortob

built toblcswhich fold easily for storog-e — these ore either regu-

recently.

RECLINER AND LAWN CHAIRS-covered with ‘plain col-

ored duck or striped owning cloth, these ore in natural fin- ish and o white enornelled finish.

-- sturdy, well -—perfect garden.

pening for um-

WICKER ARM CHAIRS-these ore Imported, they're very The Wicker Arr:

le and hove o cushioned seat.‘

Choirs ore in natural finish.

of hord usage. . gay color and it will

STORES

. first to Holman’: for follow-the- . . then relax under your own private portion of sky— on porch, lown or in the backyard-in furniture that's colorful, yet built to

LAWN CHAIR-wooden frame with arms. ‘ foot rest and canopy.

HAMMOCK with metal stand-SUN SWING GLIDER —- Comfortable end attractive. Not available for several years, these Sun Swings are our first lot since they become ovoilobla

FOLDING corlvirr: cmuxs

Mode of strong hord- wood either enomelled or in not- urol finish.

UNPAINTI llllllﬂllleiiieh Imam Choirs, Tables, Settses end Children's Cope I Cod Choirs. This furniture will stond lots ‘

. You can point it any

outdoor happiness. Unpoinfed Lawn Furni- ture is very reasonably priced.

, ‘ma editions; criaanorraroww

couple recently settled at Margste,‘ saved their home and three small children. on Friday. when. a bottle of gasoline used at the kitchen range. caught fire. The father toss- ed the flaming bottle through the does’. where it made a path of are and ignited a. number oi-garmenu on the clothes line. After hastily assisting the frantic young mother i; to remove the little ones through a ' window to safety, he made good use of the water on hand. then found that the pump required priming. Ibrtimateiy the wash basin yielded enough for the pur- Pose. The fire ‘was under control when neighbors arrived on the scene a few short minutes after the beginning of the near tragedy.

Bur.

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Personals

-Miss Jean McKenna returned from Montreal on Saturday even- ing to resume her studies at the Prince County Hospital. S

--Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Wells. Braintree, Mass, arrived in Sum- erside on Friday evening after an enjoyable motor trip throughout the state of Virginia and the city of Washington. Mr. Wells will be present at the celebration of the birthday of his mother. Mrs. A. P. Wells, on July 1.-S.

—'I‘he Misses Marie MacDonald

and Leitha Cruefare leaving at. noon today for the Laurentiau Mountains for a two months’

vacation-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Alton Webb. their two children. Adrienne and Trevor. of O‘I..eary, and Miss Mildred Cos- tain. were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams, Burlington, on Sun- day. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Darius l-iogg. Wiimot. Valley, and hi1‘. and Mrs. Morris Caseley. Kelvin. left on ‘Sunday on a motor trip through the Maritimes. Bur.

S’side Confederation Lady 81 Thursday

Mrs. A. P. Wells, Sumnrerside. known as the Confederation Lady, wing born on that particular day. ill observe her eighty-ﬁrst an- ivcrsary on Thursday. July 1, at 2r home on Duke Street. With :r on this occasion will be her iree children. Mrs. W. W. Graves. lorcester. Mass.; Mrs. Hearts Jodkln, Summerside; and Mr. Er-

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JUNE H VER MARK STEVENS

ALSO MARCH O-F TIME Show! 7:15 - 9:15 — Matinee Tuesday 3:30

LOUIS-WALCOTT light pictures Thursday. Friday and Saturday, July 1, 2, 3

Summerside

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Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Matinee Monday and Wednesday 3:30

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nest M. Wells, Braintree. Mass. It is questionable whether anyone else living in Canada can claim

this distinction. S

To Designer

-Leo Coyle's Restaurant, situated about one-half mile east of Sum- merside on the main highway, for- mally opened for business on Sat- urday. This modern eating place which is such an important addit- ion to the entertainment facilities of the town. stands as a monu- ment to its designer and builder. the late Leo Coyle, who met a tragic death in an automobile ac- cident almost one year ago today while on a hurried business trip to Moncton, N.B.. in connection with this restaurant.

The late Mr. Coyle was a native of this province who, after having made a. success in the United States. returned to the Island a few years ago to enter the restaur- ant business. Having imagination . and vision he planned this. new restaurant and banquet hail which would be something outstanding in its lirre and an important tourist attraction for the town and prov- ince. He died before it was com- pleted. It was ﬁnished and is op- erated by his sou. Mr. Charles doyie, a war veteran, who came here from Boston on his father's death. He is assisted and avised by his mother. Mrs. Leo Coyle, who operates the Olympia Restaurant ln town. and his wife and his sis- tcr. Miss Bette Coyie.

It is a two-storey building 7T Teel. by 48 foet and the exterior ls ﬁnished with white asphalt shing- Ies. One enters immediately into the restaurant section which is a large room 65 by 2B feet and will seat 108 people. The walls are ﬁn- ished in knotty pine and the celi- || mg is corned with acuustlebeasd. "he lighting is very effective with

.... indirect cove lighting arrange- ’ mcnt along the walls and built-in

ORAPAIID

THEATRE "ma. rm; CLOUDS non. at"

.4 Musical in aeohnicolor starring Prank Sinatra. June Allyson, Rob- ert Montgomery, Van Johnston Our Shows Monday and Tuesday

for lown, perch A or

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. 1 ~' \ ‘ ﬁ-O-ﬁﬁO-O #0 f‘ tsarsasea-xav-zeu-ss-n-sa-ssssmn- I r é -. , Cameo _ - r‘ . ,, r ‘ TllEATllE z Awrmeq .-' ,;T,hls ls. wonderful forgronewlng elrl furniture o: SUMMERS” CHMLQTQTOWN “mi mun“ aﬂiév-realsugtdfrs‘ He: “ log cushions to go with your new things. o‘; .1 ca. thrill-ﬁlled h,” of "'1 Alvillri‘ Clctltieemes in a saunter-at colors, This ‘ In Hawk's mlrhtr story ‘are malarial u ell 101mm wide. 98° » universes m" r ed r rd l In "ﬂew-om" .- "'1' "warns on , raisins near’ w‘. ;._.=_:._..,__:..,.:dy..;.;;.;3. - 1, I . an» seam.

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fluorescent ﬁxtures in the centre. The floor is covered with mahog- any red asphalt tile in diamond pattern. In the centre block in the floor are the words. “Leo Doyle's." On the left of the entrance is the‘ fountain in horseshoe design, fin- ishcd with morocco red leather with willie leather trim. A souv- ehir counter, the cash desk and the office are also at that end c-l

SMALLIIATFS

Automatic

BARGAIN _BASEMEN'I'

Cash Beds Olll!

No Returns

Open Tuesday to Saturday Inclusive CLOSED MONDAY FOR iii-STOCKING and REPRICING

No Exchanges

‘Mccluudlso Regular Value Discount NOW Men's Hats , 4.95 ' 00% 2.00 Men's Hats . 6.50 40 3.85 Men's Caps 1.50 so 1.05 Men's Socks .65 30 .45 Melfs Soolil .15 3D .50 Dion's Garters .75 30 .50. Men's Belts . 1.00 30 .70 Men's Coat Sweaters 3.50 30 2.45 Men's Sweaters .. .. 5.95 40 3.55 Men's Pants ..... .. 4 95 to 6.95 30 and 40 Ii 45 to 4.85 Men's Jackets . . 6.9 4D O 4.15 Children's Dresses 175 lo 3.95 40 1.05 to 1.10 Children's Shorts 30 .05 Ohlldrwh Slacks . . ‘l0 1.05 Children's Sun Suite . 40 .80 Children's Rompers 40 1.15 Boys’ Sport Shirts 40 1.35 Boys‘ Knee Pants 30 1.05 Boys‘ Sweaters .. 30 2.45 Ladies‘ House Coats 40 2.95 Ladies‘ House Coats 40 4.15

‘Ladies’ Bathing Suits .. 1o 1.15 Ladies’ Midriffs .. .. 4o .15 Ladies’ Bed Jackets . 2.95 40 1.10 Ladies‘ Skirts ,_ 3.50 4') 2.10 Ladies‘ Skirts . 1.95 40 4.15 Ladies’ Skirts . 4.95 40 2.95

Indies‘ Skirts . .. 40 2.55 Ladies’ 2-pce. Sun Suits 5.95 40 4.10 Ladies‘ Slacks . 5.50 40 3.30 Ladies’ Slacks 4.50 40 2.10 Ladies’ Slack Suits . 8.95 50 4.45 Ladies’ Play Suits 6.50 40 8J6 Ladies‘ Suits ............ .. . 24.75 50 12.35 Ladies’ Cotton Dresses 3.29 to 10.95 Ranging 1.95 to 5.45

30 only, Ladies‘ Dresses.

3D Only-Ladies’ Dresses

. Jersey, Crepe, etc. Reg. value $8.95 to $12.95. Reduced to-—

Silk

1.98

WHERE PRICE

A TWO Milli. STORES

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the room.

0n the right. are booths around ' the walls with tables in the centre. Adjacent to the restaurant is the convention and banquet hail, a. room 65 by 24 feet. This room is also ﬁnished with knotty pine, Donnaconna ceiling and. indirect cove lighting. At one end is a. stage‘ for an orchestra cr entertainers and a men's and women's cloak room. The banquet tables can be stored under the stage so the whole floor can be cleared for dancing. '

The kitchen is across one end of the building with separate serving rooms for the restaurant and ban- quet hall. The serving arrange- ment is such that waitresses never have to leave the floor; the food is passed out to them from the serv- ing rooms. There is a portable steam table in the banquet hail serving room to keep the food hot till served. The kitchen is of the open type and the activities going on in it are visible from the din- ing room.

A ladies‘ powder room and a men's rest room arc off the rost-

aurarit. 5 PIDLIFIC RUINS Ruins of the French city of

AFIPS yielded a statue oi‘ Venus, a bust of Marcellus. and a head of Augustus. who visited the city in 43 3.0. .

g GRADUATION DANOE

KINKORA HALL WEDNESDAX, JUNE 3O

Summerside Orchestra Dancing 9:30 to 12:30

— Professional Dard

‘ T. Earle lliclrey,

Chartered Accountant

Offloeat

ll Granville Street Phone I'll

lulnmeralde

CLOSED 1'

Wednesday Afternoon, June 30

All Day Thursday, " Dominion Day, July 1

HOLMAWSSMALLMAWS

-Dr. Alfred Whitehead. Saul;- vilie. N.S.. was in Summcrslcle or

--Dr. John Downing left on Sun- day afternoon for Montreal wxirege n

Friday conducting examinations. he will continue his study in piano in connection with Mount medicine. lie nus accompanied by Allison Conservatory of Blush- his mother. Mrs. J. M. Downing

when Mary K. Mayhew of Mel's-W‘ passed with honors. S-he l5 a pzzpzl oi Miss Mary GcidarL-S.

who 1111115 to reside there tempor- arilyt-S.

—G. H. DL- . |

w, ¢n|y_.lt'| bugs-It's nuts-But you don't want to be with- oue one! It's not a. washing machine. a dress. a bicycle or even an egg

beaten-It's an ATOMIC mrmacn:

And pretty soon every kid in

town is going to be wearing one oi‘ those novelty caps . . . Atomic Whirl I are made oi‘ either felt or acetate strips with n whlrler on top made

double propellers.

They're fun and they're only 49 cents each....Get

‘n Atomic Whirler-walk slowly, it. spins-walk fast. It whirls-full and it flies ...So for Atomic Wliirlers fly lo the 5 and i0 Department.

DIMITY is a real Summer fabric-it's pretty-it's cool-It'd

fresh and it's washable! There is a new selection of dainty floral and polka. dot Dimlty ln the Dry Goods Department. This material la 1 yard wide, priced at 1.00 a yard. Make it up in dresses for yourself and your daughter-make lt up In lingerie. . . You'll love this pretty Dlmlty -lt's to be found in the Dry Goods Department.

Have you looked at the Grocery HALF PRICE TABLE lltlllf? Th1! are some wonderful Bargains here. Every article on this table is marked down to half price. This morning f noticed Tilbest Muffin MIX. Kipper Mother ' ‘a Treat, Ice Cream Mix, Canned Muahrooltl. 0115801’! Bwadstlolrs and many other articles. You could get supplies for a complete. delicious meal right here on this HALF PRICE TAILI in the Grocery Department.

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WICKEB FERNEBIES AND JARDINEBES. beautifully suede b! the Canadian National institute for the Blind, are to be found in the Furniture Department. The Institute for, the Blind turns out Ill! well made. good quality articles-these I-‘orneries and Jsrdlnleree are two of the. heat. There have been many inquiries for these and very happy; to lcll yo that you can llnd them in the furniture na- partment. .

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