OGTOBER 21. 1953 ri-is-wisreliu GUARDIAN .-mm-r"-"Tor I

' UIINOI COUNT! OFFICE

News,

Eloasa fhoneai

I lunmer Street. Sulnmerslda. Pheno IIII. lubasrlptlons. Advertldls; lcpreaaototivan GEORGE GIJOW and GEORGE WOTION

Let's Talk it over

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D'u"””' '” "km" ” 9”'"'3 albcrtoii, motored to Wiltshlre dur-

; Alllerton And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hardy,

rill: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETO,WN

S'side Kinsmen Plan lwo Parties On HaIIoLe'en

-. St Louis And Vicinity

-Mrs. Joseph Ghalsaon recently visited at the home of her son mn- manuel Chaisson and Mrs. Chslsson

Four In Hospital After Accident

Four men. all or most .of whom were naval personnel attached to R.C.A.F'. station, Bummersidc, were

PAGE ELEVEN ersi MP for Mount Rnyil. said Nations function effectively.

Professional. cam

'Ca.nsda. desires that,tl-la" United '

Th Guardian In be bo lit 6 or the , , ' a ""0"." min. "I gmumx people. even those in the high m the weekend They um. Eu 1,, Aibwy, sh. wgg taken to the station hospital with 1'. sell Isolation. Illllllllll Strut: Goarlles Drugstore, ll Ocastral lint-. "uh-mu "u:"'d:inu':quku':J " '”t':l;l companied by the ia.tter's mother, Wm. mddm uruued in In zpgtgmygg '”'nd”n- M3” gfl::gud'.'1u”1::m:u n."l:'out”i';9; .0 ,. ' A. " t. :',1;' :.""uu'u:::;. s:.::::au;3,.3'n:::'u:1 mm gm." many otherwise talented speakers, M"' K” H't'h"1ey' Wm W" "' kinds of weird costumes, l-lai- - am. today at the intersection of huu"d- wow n 'i

do not have. Youth does not hsve.””'"m3 '” W "W" "W ”'”'5 iowe'en will again be observed the main highway and the road

Friends of Mrs. Wilfred Chsis- : O-Indian Blink of Common-

wgter Street; Vince's Grocery. iso Ituaseu street: Ealnanla Belg. . , . iuvuu Dr” 8”"; Fm" nuns", oonum stun murecepunu uumude towudumeuk. their Iuest this comln Saturday evening. ' am In mm ,4, know we 3 u leading to gm, .1, uuuon. u mm” ' era which o find i id i -'" Pumps I measure at Mimi "1 tient at the Prince Count h The men were roceedin rroin - "' t '”" WP” "' 3'''''''W'''- ' Th y u " i) 9' pm” luv. and Mrs. a. a. wullls. Ai- to the festivities "while at the ”' V ”' ” 3 . . - wsr came: onto: - mfg, um” "I mm "m '1" bcrtcn. motored to Charlottetown some time adding to the whole- mm "'d W” W " 'P””” mum ”" """”"' when W” m" ”” i'"'".'"'”'- '- 3- l- i Nb'W”" ""3 ""31 3995333833 "W ."on to Wnunmh an on Monday when Mr. Wallis will lama entertainment for the child- '” mum" mm um” u"m'1-" m'h"y' Tm” "ION! nu " Phenol 68-! Office and 08-! loan. the Summerside T c"' " "W hu'mc'del v”m”'d' ,

attend the -fall meeting of Presby- ren. Kinsmen

especially your ' t

.HA.RD TIMES dance in Lot 15 hall tonight. Good orchestra. Dress: Slacks and dungarees.

-I103 TURKEY DINNER. Pres- byterian Hall, Sunimersid , F r 29th, 4.30-6.30.

what you are saying. my words, y no-

marks, must take them by the ears, as it were, and say to them: Lis- ten to this. This is going to be lood-" Speakers who are able to

tery of the United Church of Canada.

at

I Mrs. Charlotte Jones. Charlotte-

for the children The first one is being held for the little tots up

Club has planned two big parties High School on I-lallowe'en.

the Summerside

to 8 years of

Mr. Henry Parry has returned to sud-bury, Ont., after spending two weeks vacation at his home. He was accompanied by Mrs. Alfred LaPal.me.

continued across the main high- way for some distance. missing' a cellar-like excavation by only I few feet, overturning moreithan once and coming to rest upside

W. Albert Robertson Chartered accountant

.li0T TURKEY dinner, Crap- md Hall, Wednesday, October zilth. starting at 5 o'clock. Spon- sored by united church.

...nun,n nmodal "pm. hm”. mu .5 mm - n-um”, mulled gown, is a guest this week of Mr. clean and paint, and prepare for a sometime: oomglleteiy 13 when and M11 000110 Rams!-3'. Nb9l"0ll- few short winter months. Buy they are talking in front of the

show will: be ex- fromsl6:30 to

age, and the clusively theirs 7:30 p.m. at which time they will

down on a rubbish heap. It is reported that civilian mot- orists were first on the scene and

P. B I. MUTUAL BUILDING

The many iriendsuof Mr. Joseph n Granville at writer sir"...

Fitzgerald are pleased to see him

Miss Beth Waugh and Miss Beth

shingles, roofing, b ick. fresh Port- 3 ii any be allowed to head for home and M 1 t 1 - - u -iN'.rs:nlas'rl1vo lecture and ,':,';':u u?:'”2tPg”n”u':. w”"” i?! ugildoap usram:;lev:tr;m::. ?: ggarlrlienzfw nibcrmDi;onr;i:iorenod:o all-3:: mirihgvevggznr ofurnfemiglnf paxififntlmiltl ”c”ffI..i3 glregtiiirrileid mar. s""'"""”.',,n. 0...!” films on Coronation trip by Mr. ' ' 4; - madcap if you In iookilw at it "0 "ll 0" Y- 7 hospital for several ween car and summoned aid from the out as:

Jay the full program of fun and u laughter that is being prepared I by the Kinsmen organization un- der the chairmanship of Mr. Ches- ter MacDonald.

Each party will have its games and movies, and every child pre- sent will receive a bag of candy and fruit. '

In preparation for this, the Kinsmen Club members are busy preparing more than 1000 of these

they win proceed to Saint John,

through the thick-rimmed glasses N.B., to visit friends.

-SOCIAL CLUB IN 8'81!!! M The Social Club of the Summer of mum” mddl. we")

side Trinity United Church hid its regular meeting on Thursday A Wnhmr "1 i” 5”m”1-mlmf

evening in the church parlor with 5”" 551' WWW Wmolml the vice-president, Mrs. Clara Bell to offer. "He makes little fishes in the chair. After the singing of till 1110 Whales." Johnston's son- the hymn "Blest Be The Tie That orous style, though powerful and Binds" with Mrs. B. R. Sharpe. picturesque, probably deserved that pianist, plans were made to cater thru5t,When 5pgakmgeo3do1egcemg W 8 Wedding l'eC9PU0ll in EP4 you must reverse this process.

and Mrs. Parent, Wednesday, Oct- ober 28th. Sale of candy.

..c0Mll: to Central Bedeque Hall October 27th, 8 P. M.. Hear Mr. and Mrs, Parent on their trip to the Coronation. Slides. Spoil-B0t8d by the Bedeque Calfplub. Silver col- iection.

-LEAVES FOE ONTARIO-Misg

nearby R.cA.l". station. ' A misty rain was falling at the time of the accident. The driver is reported to have just been posted to the Sumnrcrside station and is believed to have been unfamiliar with the road. Service police and R.C.M.P. were also called to the scans of the accident.

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UPTGNVIETRIST lummeniuu. P. I." I. .

Compieto Visual Analyses Glasses Fitted rnoms slle ,

SMALLMANS BUILDING

The synlpatny of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie J. Bernard on the death of their infant baby which occurred recent- ly at the Western Hospital.

Mrs. Satin Myers was a Sunday visitor Oct 18, at the home of her sister Mrs. Sextus Cilllis and Mr. Glilis in Klidare Capes.

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At the October meeting of Al- bertcn United Church Ladies' Aid, held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Wright, Mrs. Fred Pickett was pleasantly surprised when she was presented with a gift by Mrs. George Ramsay, while a. brief ad- dress was read by Mrs. Wright.

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Sis Kelly, daughter of Mr. anduworgh Han Reports were given M P! K n h 1-,, been 5 Valu. bags. to give to the children who A i ' Make whales talk like little "- 0 9 r W 0 5 , ylllfl hyavsmlligrl Igjillythe Ssltzflfned-151?: lggplltr: axeiiiuelcls by thteheW.MAI.ug.llCd nme" And you must get ed member 0' the Ladies Mm Wm ”:lndat'Itcl'ietioelro5rl).artnhis there will MI" Emanuel mohud um baby

T, Holman Ltd. for several years, the Social Club on Wednesday W” m””-89 0V9? W”-hDl-it diluting be ruummg "M1 to her native be first, second, and third prizes Gm-y' at Tignmh were ream V15" A' Raymond Gran"

Supports Move

- En 1 cl fter ev ral years resld- itors at the home f Mr. d Mr 1”" yemmyiby Flinn; my ””';".; :;erbl)r'1g.thgeflIi::i;lm:2lt':l K?" 'E"'' 'i5ir'”?i.iimiiM333 you an mom enigafn Klbertosn. e ;i;'mf"';nge”th;:5t"u',';f,' bf Eddie Bernard. 0 M t . . use. 0.1). L, h m ee.- . ' - n 4 ilmi,3'0S1r:10”ws:lree 3?c”:'::;g)”:d 1); prim; 19,.(..1;1. 1 1:11 The autumn thankoffcring ser llzrlzes 89,6," fwl-Ihnegs flldw". Mr and Mrs Chester Etepien of OPTOMETMST ' ' US COD CS . l , ' ' is far as Montreal by Miss nl-'m;g)2E3:)1; :i:l'x3n1:E1ilde-3:;'- '13:; of 'wu1eu Cunt; ngzgmo to 3: Vice 0; Alma and Mom;-use Auxlli- Under spognsofshi: of em: sum. who were recently married in st. Complete Visual Analysis W8 G”"”'”' 3”" W” '5 9”” k t m '31 if gstudents of Summerside Friday ariea oi the Women's Missionary merslde Kinsmen Club these Hal- Calharines. On-t.. motored to the U N Classes Fitted. "'9" m m” FD nunmg"-8 islgzaltgwa Blgulfsrlllilclk mPel?0tVl!gCl:J lnorilins on the subject "United Society of the United Church of iowe'en parties have become ii Island on their wedding trip and ' ' as W at S . Conservative woman Asuocmnon Nations... A wbjea such H mm Canada was he1d.m Montmge yearly event. in providing this are Visiting at the home oi the n ' "uh summ” '""

..GU'lLD PLANS SALE - The the Summerslde

held in' Moncton on Friday. Invit- can be handled in such a way that church Sunday eVeniIlE- The Cllllmh e"t"m"me"t the Kmsme" Cm” bride 1" P1953”-nil WOW. Kllesi-S 0! UNITED NATIONS. N- Y-- (CF) Above Maurice Mill's Men's Wool

Ladies Guild of ed u uh d n w dum .11 beaumul with autumn leaves has been able to direct the youtll- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Gaudet. -Canada Monday joined with Arr- ph 35 ' Baptist Church held "Mr reguh" inclgildgisiifrts. l;I.lc&17eo3ulTl)eiielElIt))g;":lbuo16l Drbfglhljid soporffic eifovcgts. 3:; flowers and the fruits of the ml ?"”'”5”'5m i"5'"”d by H” Cnmllh Cublh The Nemelhndsv one 30' i 7”'3”;,"g "t thewm1meM::Mxg'hg:t::); Charlottetown. The meeting which The trouble with young boys and harvest. The service was conduct- izggggi 3'1 3ur1:V:l';;ht1”w;;5;n3Eg Congratulations are extended to New Zealand and Pakistan ill ell- : 91': ' ' .

g”, :';'S uuhusum uu muuy had an attendance of 150 was also girls, they do not go to sleep, or ed by Rev. Robert Wagner of unusually um number of uhuug ML find Mrs. Leo R. Perry who doraina I will rewluiion directed E, E, PAl,II(MAh

a me Th ,e,;d.,,',g Mr, R Eddies-Sad by MM Hush John withdraw into the recesses of their 0”Leary, who also delivered a. very M, are out for enjoyment celeb”"t'ed me” 45"" Weddins In-nl- Wwnd "Vi-519" 91 9” Unmd N5"

'eliveril)1ggi.is weaspln the'chair'niid Flemming. wife of the Premier of own private thoughts, if the il.andl- fine message suitable to the oc- This year because I-lal.lowe'en "WW 0" Tuesday. October so. lion! 0lliiriel'- Ulil-I1 K-0-

lirs Clifford Smith was secretary. New Bl'lm5WlGk- M11 Simon. Who ing of the address is flavored with casion. The choir rendered ."The fans on Saturday euemngugulg During the day and evening thtil The '”"'"'l pun” ” tn” dun 0"'0M'E'l'3l5'-1:

plans were uiscussed for is home 15 W911-known both in CllilF105iE- aspirin. They organize their own Kingdom Is Coming". End the ways a busy night of heavy traf- we” Vmwd by W9” cmmml "14 ;””1”:l:n5": ”u:”w”' fr mm" m''''" "m" T W" 3"ll'MC

cooking and iiirioy work sale in town and Summer-iide. presided little gossip groups instead. and the Misses Edith Currie and Wanda tic-it was decided to dispense stand children as well as many 9' "'9' " ” ”"”" mi 9'"? "0"":

be held in December. Dainty re- 0V" the meetings and was re- chug-mg, mu go use 3.11 hi, ,6. Barbour were heard 1;, 5 duet, with the usual children's parade, fl'1e1ld-3 H111 11918111701118 W110 (J?-lb cmuom which under the psovb 9 '9 n T ' 99 5

,- , elected p esio nt 1 th i- .. . -- d i t d, th ill ll di - ered at their homo to co tul- mm P' "” chm" W" "9 "Pd" ""1 5! Iwolnilmant V ””5''"''"" we" "Wed-S -ati-on, r e i e "M f,”'"'”gu"' igmmdufgl if 15”” 9”” WW1” mgfggt vi” ::tiy I30: incl: vhomir tic thre ate them and to spend snsglabu mm ”' 1955' - PHONE 8157 -FUNERAL AT name”-Jrhe nu uas, wn respec e ve . offering was 1': AVI A? m”- High suhooinsn uuemmn Speaking for the Canadian dele- gzanx-r mmrng gym, 1 I the m, peter Glhbs -1111. nm) lvms, (,-um HEAR Th” 533' W91” we” P””1b' 13”” 'Dlmb" ” "'3' "X 5' .---..-M...m- Kl”0n- A1311 A-MIONIUBNOH-1Jh' Ntmmer St 'ialnlnai-aids

Q.lun5er:e1; Monday morning from U. S. SPEAKER-The first meet- :&u:Kxp,mecg3guu:h:p';0o':lkwuhtf';hg;' PM iggmired Ramsay O! Mont" . The chicken supper and bazaar

the Chs'rlottetoi:nstFl3nzralcrlrlolinle gang of Ctllaeb segtsonmizf ig:mM'- "1'ud but the doctor is evidently aciroit rm y" Slime Parliament that was guild on Wednesday even-

t St. S mcn an . u e urc . - mars e - mg ocy, -pun, R d h n-

O Requiem i-ligh!'1'l'1nltY Church was held Monday in 3119 lrechniillla 01' 3-"'95?-1118 the The October meeting of Alberton 39 ” W P I

;r;EnSisl;,m.wgleel:l;rned by the pasnleuenmg Wm, the president, ML attention of the young, for from Rev. J. A. Macponaldl wlm.Charles Linkletter, in the chair. 111-5 VET)! 11155 WONIB he held iallelr also Conducted the Service at gho,lili1rs. C.fD.l Maihi,-son was in attention and, we feel sure, con- mu. Pun bearer, wem John c large 0 tie program. The spe- veyed the message of the aims of giaclntosh, Allison Macintosh. Al-'CiHl feature was the playing of a the United Nations in this com- ired Gillis, Elmer Gilils, Joseph-,l”9C0l”d by Dr. James H. Robinson. plicated world in a convincing man- Buote and William Phellx. Inter-13-D-. L-H-D.. one of the Speakers ner. some speakers tell a Joke at in m',:.i..::s 3."."::i”i.. 'i?".i.". ::...:.';: mm or their um-e i9l')'- ' - and expect this one bit of humor i;?:st'::",I;”I:e:f, t;:r:h(':'1't”hgd'hi: to leaven the deadening serious- -rnooltlsss nv 1-nnrrr cash. mum unarmed In to El; mu nets of the remainder of their -Summerside police, who hnvegsums mum visited Eu: cg" "I" remarks. Dr. MacKirl.rion sprinkl- been working on the case oi lllenNear Eu” gm Asia In tglpeu 9 ed his address with Just enough disappearance of a sum of money Tm: W” mu mun Vim : "&"”u' humor to hold hgg young ugtgn- from I locker at the school, have ads having travelled 0100330 er-5, '1-Io compared the iworkings succeeded in getting an admission mug! in the United sues burn u md puma” of the UN to com- "M" ' "mdem at the school 0! ing his message of hits experle: monplaoe situations familiar to his

responsibility of the theft. The mount Involved was 532.00 and 32152. ;fr8of:ESl:;1le(l;l;:r;Ve?:ES.3El'Ved by audience, and made the world or-

was well patronized by all the parishioners as well as many from surrounding districts. Besidm the delicious chicken supper and all the trimmings served by the ladies of the Parish. The card games for dllcks. Reese and chicislens as well as bingo, bazaar booth and other amusements provided a. splendid evenings entertainment for every- one. The S5 door prize was won by Miss Bernice Claudette of Plea- sant View.

BURDEN

Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15: Matinee Tuesday 3:15. A great little show, "HA8 ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL", in color, with comedy, songs of the 1920's andro- mance, starring Piper Laurie, Rock Hudsen. Also Serial and News. No Show Wednesday this week. -Coming Thursday-Friday-Saturday, "Greatest Show On Earth". ' --

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Presbyterian Ladies' Aid was held str with the re- d" ' '

Lilli: ';'z?:.”'h'.,:. ion... i...'.'i..,Are Being Revived the devotional period. She was as- -1 slated by -Mrs. Harold Home and OTTAWA. (CP) - Government Mrs. Russell Haywood. Ml'ii- F- -1- House announced Monday that part Carpenter was aiillolllired S80f3lfll”Y of the pre-war formalities asho- pro tem .It was decided to D1509 clatcd with the opening of Parlia- somo provisions in the meme pi1n- ment will be revived this year. try before the new minister and Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey. gov- hlg family arrive. Plans were made ernozr-general, will drive to the for a sale of needlework and home opening of Parliament Nov. 12 in cooking to be held on November 14. an open carriage with a mounted The next meeting will be at the RDMIP escort instead of a limous- llome of Mrs. Carpenter. ine. Use of a carriage was aban-

doned at the outbreak of the last Soviet Delegate

Sincere congratulations are u- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Butler on their recent marriage in Charlottetown, Mr, and Mn, Butler are riding in mhbgnget,

CAMEO THEATRE

. KENSINGTON

war. - The governor-gene.ral's ,carria.ge

':.::"-;.'::.:'i1.:”..'::":i.::.'i: ---- me” '''"i''' W" '”' "W co-in-u mm min - :32 '” ti"? ':i..::”.'ll":..:'.: . ac. mesdav-Wednesday 7 and 930: Mam Wednesday . ...... ..ff'f.'.'f3.".. ........ ”""”'""-'i”" ”” f::n..l:fEBffff?i:ff:: ?:.0:sZ.7.fifff';..Z'l P ;"0i:ueel;f”;l”fs "l:':etn rzgusvtergfu :v::wr;coc:r'E”aper:tg;"1g:”thou”: chamhar common” Elvarfare. The United States has re- 3110 footlinen will ride at the rean of m. mE1n:;u'(';.?):x?:tt Iguz: cast Admission dc E,v nln 75c and 35c. Madnee

that the youth will appear in iice staff of R. 'r. Holman 1.itd., in Continued irom pace I "M it” "my ”' d”"""'d"'3 "'”” .i.h:"';u”;f;uu,,ueuuuu um um ain't out-sis-nci-inc ,Mel-lwdsi ciersy- ' P es- e g ' '

than paper promises to stop such praqucel his plumed hat and ceremonial Mum; said Emmy” to prove mug black and white uniform with testimony was taken from the sword for the opening ceremony- prisoners under coercion were The llllifoml 18 Warn b.V represen- pmpagunda and were intended to tatives of the crown in the various exploit the fliers for political ends. coinrlltries of the Commonwealth. j,h...m.m. r.

juvenile court as a result.-S.

men. died Friday. He was principal of Headingly Methodist College in Yorkshire and a. former president of the Methodist Conference.

waiting and hwis,honora.ry aide-dc. lcamp also will ride in the car- Masseyks aide-d.e-camp-in- rings in dress uniform.

NOTICE There will be a curfew hour set, for HaIlowe'en

night for children fifteen years and-under. The hour will be ten o'clock and children under that age will

50c and 25c. Bank Night drawing wbrth 515.00.

CAPITOL Summer-side

Today 3:30-7:15-9:15; Wednesday 1:15-9:15

summersid , and took over her new y9.y,,-- duties on October 18th.

Taxation

-POLICE COURT-In Summer- - , i we Ponce Court yeuterduy mum. -Mr. Daniel Murphy of Orlnoc- "rile chamber believes that both

mg u you" mun from Central, . N.B., spent the week-end at personal and corporate income Buduuuu wuss cunvmed at upemt, Linkietter Road the guest of Mr. taxes are too high for in developing lng 1. motor vehicl, while ms gbu. Patrick Delaney and family.-S country. State control increases itv to drive was impaired. Be- with high taxation. The chamber cause of recent previous convic- -Mr. Robert Linkletter of Linlr- IJOUGVOI Will It no lime 83101-lid tions he was fined szoo and costs letter has returned to his studies taxation become so excessive that or! tlniree rnonths in! jail, ash-ll his gt vocational school, chm-latte. it effects the incentive of industry prv ege o possess ng a rver's gown, utter two week. lggve of to operate efficiently and the ab- permlt will be withheld for I absence to help with digging po- iiity of individuals to save."

period of one year. A man from tutu" uu humeqs

' ' Business

Esmontl Bay charged with the

same ole w ll d 5100 d . costs or ailarty "day? in Jail. :-lnls "M'' "d M"'- Am"-"' Dim" 13' "Government control and inter- to take over zone A of Trieste tun .1,-1V,,,.-3 Penn" Wm be suspended urned home on Sunday after yention in businms should be kept der the protection of occupll Oil

visiting Mrs. Doull's uncle. Mr. to . minimum, and should only troops.

drunks. one from Amherst and Robert F'l'llz-ell. and Mrs. Frlaell. occur where there is a. clear need The” I” 550'” thr” dwmm” M

for a period of three months. Two not be allowed on the streets unless accompanied by a one from Freetown were each fin- BN0 Vert and other relative! in to protect some accurately defined 930095 W 91m" Pm” ”' m”'b"' P9-Tent 01' guardian-

ed sac and coat rm d . Amhe t, N.s.-s mu dar. They who will '3'” W” -

. . I or en M ' H mm mm” the United states and Britain de-

TOWN OF ALBERTON cided to hand over alone A to Ital- "The Cansdiarl Ohamibdr of Com- pp nzuggots

Preparations For

Cpniinued from pagel

The Yugml called the Italian offer "obvious

hypocrisy" and a "back-door move"

ian administration. President Tito I P I

of Yugoslavia threatened to march ,. - p u . lnerce- is concerned with the ten- . , - ' u - demo of the United States to mod- ' ' , ., . - I l - .-W

of Britain, the United states, Italy - , uu m u .,

into sone.A if Italian troops move in, and later proposed 5 i30llf9l'9m9 ify the General Agreement on Tar- u iris and - and Yugoslgvia to settle the matter

S on . - . . l'i-lmiu uiIch'i.i3i9i'i':ipii'?i'fy':.-C-;rl?t'ii"iPi?:.'5.iir:'7w1ii L you pug; ""' ' l.ADlES' IILOUSES-Fominlnoly tailored "Slip 'N Shore" mm" dumb" urges the mdi ggierg: rmddggdslmo? true In stoves. fufnuc.s and fil-.Pluces u

II HILDEGARDE NEFFuuumu lonnuiuu IMIVil'.lAllIX imvlnlta ustvsooiiisos COMING THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY

; oral government to take the neces- , sang stops toward effecting s elut- ' ab treaty or to promote other or-

:l;lll;Ielsoin plali oi: pllaln nriused collars or open lapel or s , lvhlto .35 pins." si.3'Ti'.zo ”3ri5.1u”r'r'3.L"i'3'?"i.”'r'3'c"”"'