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. Here's our first big showing of your lovable. tubhabl ’ cotton dresses, they’re_light hearted and fresh as the morn- ing and each one is the art of famous Canadian designers of imported fine cottons.

Silky smooth Chambrays, Lettuce Crisp Piques, delect-

able cottons in stripes, plaids, checks in sparkling fresh shades. . _

New sleeve designs, new belt interests, the very latest styling.

See our window displays of these smart new dresses. We advise early shopping for best sel- actions. Extra selling space, extra display, jextrmalespeople to serve you. We'doubt if you would find a larger stock of fine dresses anywhere from which to choose.

i. Children's Dresses

‘Also a wonderful display of children's Cotton Dresses, sizes l year to 14x, ranging in price ‘from $1.00 to $2.95.

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There are a complete ram of sizes.

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AGENTS: l. Elmer Murphy, It Hanover 8t». and

ful school teacher. Mr. and Mrs.

Todd now reside at Rose Valley,

Mr. Richard , aocom - P. l. I. Their many friends Wish s w“ pm

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Ieu Bookstore, ,Wd\QI Tolunto Bakery.

. them much happiness on their for Qiuigwy. when; she M]; m

George Glow. D0 Ottawa 8t. “Ra s road of life. attendi tfhe marriage céfy he: ishcn. M" i“ Nab“ w“ SUMMEBSIUIS and PRINCE UUUiQTX “i G655] - V) M18 M311’. In. QY - 1a“? Bow“ 0- _ ~--- =--~=-w~- Adore-e- - . wzffffll? ﬁlhviﬁl .."....?';.:$: "h" t“ r “M” m‘ "'0 n“ .. 5*"-

~- -- --~ - so —"' ' u" Gmmu" m” h‘ “n” ‘m!’ "‘ u’ d n” 0n ParadG i§’.“?..."‘§.§§§f.§'riiﬁweiﬁichhilﬁ nﬁni‘??? iiﬁhﬁoﬁg Mr- Mike Doueette o! Clinton '°"'""“l "°_"" s " ' ' Sunday morning. April 28th. Many l; receiving trealtmen in we hos- lately oi tzhe armed tonnes visited

Street. (will!!! DPIIIIUN. WI"! 51'0"! beautiful flowers were placed at ﬁtting]. She was by Summerside on Friday-

Waler Street; Marla Guadel- 01 Granville Street N the front of the Church. Rev. J. . Deegle. Be! re- i ' ——--~ ----- -»---——- A|$0 9W5 M. Baxter preached a very hisplr- tarrnlng they intend vimting their M-f- N MMDOM-ld. V100 The tiusrdlaa will be delivered to any horas in Sunrnsrslda. ing. Easter sermon. The junior ﬁnish-law. m. and Mrs. Wlll- P111161 l1 0f 51111111158166 H1811 ‘ Carrier Buy at 2e per day or lee per-week. Phone 380 for this servlsl & CQMEDY choir lead the service of song. Desgle. Rlchibucto B01100 with!‘ tn K11151112-

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1m. Edna Jenkins presided at the organ. A reception service was held

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liver and ‘Taylor e-za-oi.

—I'LENAMINS with iml cilia pompaiu lrunl Drug (Jo lxenslngton.

—l-‘0ll. SALE - One pure-bred Holstein bull calf. seven months old. Wailie ﬂoss. Bedeoue.

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.__; —l-‘Ult SALE - Horse. (our iears old. 1300 bounds. Well bro-

ken. l-lorald Bsrnall, Central Be-‘

decue. 4-30-21.

-\VANT‘ED - Experienced sten- for insurance oﬂice in

c. Must have some of bookkeebitll- Rew- ’ Replies treated

Sunim. knowle cnccs l . slrlctlv conﬁdential. Apply Guar-

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dlan Agent. ummerslde. s t-Tl-tl -PROPER'IY SOLD-The Maw- lw House on Central Street. Snm- mcrsitlr has been urchased by Mr. James Tupiln o! ‘Leary who it is understood. will remodel the building and make it klto an apart- ment llDll80.—'s.

-Mrs. Robert Inman and little "Mlzhter. Dianmmaccom anieg vb =1 nman’: mo er. . . "man. left Summeraide “st lat- "Ydlv for Ottawa where‘ Mr. and Mrs. Robert lnman wllLtake up residence. he having awed at‘ ilvvolmtment‘ as chemical anal s

one of the governmental e- barlments. Mrs. .8. Inman- gland ‘some time ln ‘Ottawa before

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and seven united with the church

‘Shows 7:80 - 9:18 Easter mongoyuéilgno. iéulbbsfleet

w-drlnts STORE will be closedcmdn lbéy profeslslon ‘of faith‘ ahrld titres $1001 unxélennhw of the e esday aternoons common a y trans er o mcm ers p an ommb was a succeq Mil-y 1st until f%lhﬂ notice. Maci- ‘MATlNEL TH‘- RSDAY 33° were welcomed by the congrega- socially as well as financially. Mir. Kenale d: Co.. gton. 4-30-8. lion. At the close a sacramental Harris acoedsschslrman . ___. service was held assisted by Rev. and after a few well chosen ro-

-——- ~ l‘ B. Weeks and elders oi the marks. Mrs. Gallagher: read an

--|-"0n sans: - 4 work church.—»B. address to the ﬁne vwns men who

have recently returned from seas. rwmely; George Gallant. fred ‘Phlbidenli: Crawforid MQQOOr- mac. Alyne e an Leonard menu's.- after: w ch starlet rings were presented no the returning heroes. Two minutes silence was o .- ed tnnmemory of the two boys t the district.‘ who made the supreme sacrifice.

am: Clarke, Alberton. cu- McCall

horses. $100 to i136: aso Perch- eron mare. 4 yra, with mare foal at side. Cattle taken in trade. Driving wagon sao. Walter s. Weeks. 4-80-21

—0Allm0. KENBINGTON - ‘ruesday 5:30 - 8:00; Wednesday 8:00 See 0-year-old lee-skating

‘ Twinkle Watts. Vera llruba l-tslston, with comedians. in "Lake Placid Serenade." ‘ w“

—POLICII COURT-A defendant in the Bummerside Police Court on Monday morning was fined $15.00 and costs for drunkenness and $10.00 and, costs for assault. Two other drunks were each fin ed, U000 ‘and costs-B. -

—KINBINGTON Dramatic Club will oresent their play in Central Bedeaue Hall “Friday night. May 3. Admission 50 and 26 cents.

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_._____-i_ over» Personals Wu‘ _-Mrs. John A. Dawson is being welcomed back to her homeln Central Bedeoue after spending the winter with her brother. Mr. Howard Wood. Victoria-B-

-Miss Mildred Callback hns re- turned home after spendlnz the gut week at the home of her rother Mr. and Mrs. Callbeek. Charlottetowrl.—B.

—-Mrs. James Leard. Borden. spent the week end with Mr. anrl Mrs. Walter Bowness. Bedeque.-—B.

Mr. and u... Otto Douil and family were the guests of his nar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doull. Bearletown on Sunday-B.

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McLean was made chalrmsnt of the Canvassing committee and Dr. ll. E. Clarke. ‘chairman of the Pub- licity Committee. The -Nationl Canvass openedllonday Agall- . and the ‘canvassers for v nit? Church_ plan to com lets their work by Wednesday. y lair-B.

-'l.'0DIl-IlllIlLI.—-A W!" W! putt wedding was solsmnized ‘at he nltad Church Mnnse, Xen- slnﬁton, 18¢ at 4

P. Ii. I. on Thursday. Avril p. whenliev L." M.

Murray. united in __ Jean. ou \ daughter of Mrs. James . lzzell and the late Mr. Friueil of Stanchel. P. l. 1.. to James Iwen. elder sorrof Mr. and

Mrs- J Todd of Rose Valley. P. The bride was attired n

I load of gas and Plant. The

iMany friends of Harold Wright grlllfax. formerly of Middleton.

ce Edward Island are very sorry to learn or his serious ill- nels In the hospital in Halifax. All loin in wishing him a I006 I1- covery-B.

-Mr. and Mn. Robert Holman and daughter of Charlottetown are snendins a few dew In 50mm" side. the quests of Mrs. Hannah's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brad- Illivm-S.‘ .

—IHWBI_ON FUND Cbhllllflll -‘-At a ‘meeting of ‘trinity United Church. Bummerslde pension fund committee. Major 'r. H. l. mmsn warelected chairman. Mr. W. Ii. Brooks. Secretary. and. Mr. William

series. s h young were unattende‘ . After the cere- mony the newly-wedsmotored to l“; .°“'.l’£.i"h""l‘.t.'.'

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Y receiving his final the Canadian armed lamest.“

J. G. Ilownsend. Librarian Kensirlgtmi brand: of RE. Libraries was a ﬁnnmerslde.

recent visit-

“ from the army. Austin McLellan of Indian

with their llbtie daughter Oather- headmmrﬂh ine on March 5th, i946. Already old the Normandy was; m July Mn. Goodwin has made many 1944.11.15 left Portsmouth to friends who wish Robert and her broken up.

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Sale Property LATE MRS. JQHN DOBSON STARTS AT QNE P.M. MAY lit

The sale property of the late Mrs. John Dobson is ad- vertised elsewhere to start at 2:00pm. on Wednesday, May lst. There being more to sell than earlier expected, the sale of the household effects will start at 1:00 p.m. The sale of the real estate will start at 2:00 p.m. The house- hold goods consist of living room, dining room, kitchen and bedroom goods. Included is a Bell Piano, Atwater Kent Radio, Enterprise Range and other stoves, linen and vari- ous other useful articles.

HUGH F. luoltatsoN, Auctioneer.

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Grade cows-two frsshened, one to fresh- en soon. Registered dual-purpose Shorthorn bull, 3 1-2 years. One Hall's 6-row sprayer, used one season. One young brood sow. One 4 H.P. engine, International. .

LLOYD WEBSTER Central Bedeque

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