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BE ENTEITAIN- ~ . Ronald Hutchin- il Miss Edith Dystant cn- cn Thursday evenllir Bl Lodge, Summerside. Miss Janet lVfcMurdo who married this week. The be received many useful i101‘ kitchen and tit 1h? 0g the evening a deilvious uppfli‘ was served by Mrs. AIrEWem-S-

_A(‘(‘IDENTS AT HOPE Ell/ER

cr of minor accidents oc- .-, Hope River last week. ilmie suffered a broken 1e unloading logs. Lathe had three fingers badly in a hay block. 1W0 "f l to be taken off. Vernon

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l a hay hatch at his Ken- . farm barn last. week and his iirm close to the shoul-

’ d” Ho “w: taken to the P. E. ls-

land H“

.al for treatment.—K.

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tic Bank of Nova Scotia, spent

asarit week visiting friends ma Scotia iind New ‘Bruns- Shc wont via Wood Isiands- l forty to Plctcu. New Glas- "inghill and Monrtoii and liy the Bcirden-Tormrn-

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id in Summsrside on Sun- t-f the death in Newton. of ltfz‘. Alder LeFurgy. for- v of Sr. Eleanars. P.E.I- HE the son of the late Mr. and Thrmas LeF-urtzv cf St. El- siu-vlved b.v one crothy. and 1W0 SL5- ln Otfavrn and Mrs.

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Qt ~ kPDWl‘ former rrsidcnis of Sum-

trio McDonald twins are ncco in ‘l1? real estate in New York. Thev are of Mrs. Joseph Lack"

flfi/i , / fikr i " i IT'S NEW AND EVEN MORE EFFECTIVE - SLIGHTLYPERFUMED IS NOT STICKY —-

LEAVES NO STAINS IS NON-IRRITANT.

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—ATTEND THE DANCE at the

1.nned $10.00 and costs each.

I. Otllil Il-

f Goiirlfns Drugstore, Isis: ltreeii um Desist, s1 Grenville Street

—! WILL BI ABSENT from my ofllce from Aug. 5 to Aug. M in- clusive. Morley M. Sell. Solicitor, Bummrside.

—l‘0 GIVI our customers est-is- fnctfon Wright's Garage, ldnkora, will be closed to sll new work. for one week beginning August 6th.

-WANTED i Maid for general housework; 100d wages. Apply Mrs. Elmer Oder. Bummeirefdc.

—-WANTBD-Prlncipl1 for Cen- tral Bedcque School. Good sup- plement. A. E. Wright, Secretary.

Summerslde Golf Club tonight. Perry Brothers‘ orchestra.

-LOST—Cirshsm hub carp. Find- er please notify CB. Morris. Sum- merside.

—COME to New Arman Sohocl on August 7th and enjoy yourself? at the ice cream social. hot dog stand and dancing from 9 to 12 o'clock. sponsored by New Annan Institute.

..DlES IN SOMERVIILE. MASS. —Mr. Wallace Purs received the sad news q! the deat of his Sister

Lena Mrs. William Bellows, age 12 years, who passed away in Somer- ville. Mass. she is survived ov hcr husband, three brothers and two sisters. Burial in Boston, Mass.

—POLlCE COURT - 1n the Summerside Police Court yester- day morning a man was given seven days in Jail for being in charge of a motor vehicle while lintoxlcatcd. Five drunks werg

—FR.0M OAKLAND. CALIF.- iMrs. Gordon (formerly Georgina) gSImpsOn of Hope River) arrived recently from Oakland, Cal, on a two months visit with her lira- ther William Simpson and other relatives. It is thi-rty one years since Mrs. Gordon last saw her native land-K.

' —COME T0 THE PICNIC on ‘ills Lot 15 United Church Manse grounds Thursday, Aug. B. After- iioori and evening. Entertainment gCDDSlSUXWR of a ball game and bagpipe music will start at 2.30 pm. A chicken supper will be served at 4.30. Soft drinks and ice-cream will be available. A feature of the afternoon will be an automobile rac-e.

—FROM VICTORIA. B. C.- Mrs. Ralph Dunning of Victoria, B. C., left for the coast. recently after an extended trl-p to Western Canada and‘ the Maritimes. Leav- ing home on June 2nd she stop ed some time in .Western Cana- . n cities before proceeding to her birthplace at Sprlnghill, NS. She came to P. E. Island to visit her husband's relatives at Gran- ville, Hazel Grove. Summerside and Kensington. While in Ken- slngton she was the guest of her sister-in-iaw Mrs. Orville Jlark. It is twenty three years since Mrs. Dunciirig’: last visit and she was delighted with its scenery and its people- particularly the portion immortalized by L. M. Mont-gem- ery in Anne of Green Gables. She is an ardent reader of the famous P. E. Island writer's books. Mis.‘ Dunning plans to return home to.‘ Victoria by Sept. second-K. l

-LOWTHLII. flCNlfkA very, pleasant afternoon was spent when, the Lowther families, relatives- raizd friends gathered to celebrate; |thelr picnic which is held every. two years st St. John's Chur grounds. Orspeud. on Wednesday- afternoon. July .31st. Manv old_ acquaintances were renewed Ind- ncw friendships formed. A horse swing wits provided for the chit-Z dren. which was greatly enjoyed.’ The tables were laden with tasty! home cooking end ice-cream and hot tes wee supplied. Mir. John Campbell, Summcrslde. scted as master of ceremonies and wel- ocmcd the mcnr” a and visitors of the clan to the gathering. Mr. Ewen Matthews, Member of Par- liament». Ottawa. representing Brandon. Manitoba. made a short humorous speech expressing his appreciation on behalf of he and his wife. on being able to attend. Mr. Norman Lowther. Charlotte- town. extended a hearty vote of thanks to the ladies for the lovely supper they had provided. There were fiva generations of the - the: flmily present. The National Anthem brought s verv happv afternoon to s close.

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II. dklnsfngkm United Church was held on fiwrsdsv August lat... st the home of Mrs. W. L. Cotton Chairs were arra on the lawn. oommsrriing vi fine view of the nur- roundlng countryside and besides

him visitors also were wei~i . ‘the president, Mrs. Inglis‘ monducted the worship service. thc_ itheme foi- the m beina --| "Girlstisn Stewardship of Ability, M" st the close of which all stoodi

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Matinee Tuesday At 2.30 ALSO SHORT SUBJECT SHOWS 7.15 — 915

ORES

HAYWORTH SC AS "GILDA" DRAMATIC FILM

-—When a movie role comes along tbats just about made to order for s screen star's personality, the 1Q-

sultfiig film is sure to be s hit. Visible evidtnce of this can be found atlhc Capitol Theatre, where lovely Rita Hayivorth opened yes- terday as the glamorous, bewitch- 111E ‘Gilda!’ in Columbia Pictures‘ thrilling romantic drama, with Glenn Fotfl. George Macready, Joc- eph Calleia and Stuven Geray. There never was a woman like Kllda and Miss l-layworth really goes to town in her first important dramatic role. She sings and dances, tw- Smrmlnalv aowned. swaying to thfflbblng Latin if-iythms and softly rendering a torchy tune. Rita, brlnm down the house. The taut and unusual love story starts whtn tough and bitter Johnny larrcll (Glenn Ford), brawllng 11BX18 a Sou-h American waterfront, s adopted by the suave Sallin Mundson (George Macrggfy)‘ s“. istlc owner of a gambling “mm, Jahlmy- WiZ-YI-llppsd aimit his P“? frying hard to forget a Igvg wlhicg haunts him. rises to bgcpmg uh sorts trusted lieutenant. m4 best fri.nd.. But. when Mundson re- turns from a trip with 3 bf“, Gilda (Rita Hay-worth) u“ .1;- m‘ swept with t ' the woman ifinshiiasnlifglhxmny ms

Period or silent prayer and

59%! 0f life to the Master's

for a rededic igvlm. 5- and Mrs. tlin took char-‘ie and called on sev. eral members who gave itemi- con- "mill! men im-l women in all walks of life, who had been good stewards of their God-given talents; such well known names as Fri grelslor, the meat violinist, Dr, renfell of Lana-wot 3mm Mun“ Oflrtmcll the pioneer W.M S M - lottery to Japan. George Washing- ton Carver the famous Negro scientist and Kaga/wa who is still living and being used of God m b11118 U16 lisht of the Gospel to his native lard, these and many other cases were cited. of men and women in hum-bier walks of 111's Wlw had been coon stewards of the abilities entrusted to them, The hymn "M"! 511cm‘: to Me that 1 Mil! $961k" hB-S sung and the meet"!!! CIOSBd with prayer after which refreshments were served “"41 I social hour moved by an. ___

For Sale

AT BEDEQUE

Siroomed house finished, 1 barn, 1 woodshed, 3 acre; and.

__J_<>_H1siIaG___ FARM FOR SALE

AT FREETOWN

96 acres C-llfil-C-Q land, bog. daring on mink River, ~92 clear, balance good lumber and hardwood, buildings all l°°d Pflilalr. Nine roorn b01189. all hardwood floors 4°" "N". house newly painted. Near school, church and stores.

RUSSELL BURNS

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DELIVERY IIIVICE

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GEGIIJS GROCERY

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THE criARixrri-rc-rtiw

Personals

—Mr. T. L Parkman of Mdnc~ ton, N. 5.. was in Summerslde on Mandsy attending the funeral of the late Dr. Cecil B. Green-S.

-ui-s. Davldiordon of Call-

sim o Bay View, P.E.I., is visiting on the-Ir and. the guest of her ster, Mrs. E. C, Be . Carleton. She also spent a few days with her cousins, Alfred and Miss Sop- hie Simpson, Summerlidm-S.

end Mrs. Prosper lorry of Reading Msn sre visiting sn the Inland and spent |, few days wit Mr. and Mrs. Fldele Perry, Bummersidm-S.

—Misse| Clare and lnula Ma- lone. formerly of Hope River left Int week to visit their fetlirr. g.‘ Aéthur Malone st Toronto,

—Miss Lucille McQuald of Ken- llngton has accepted a position on the stuff of the Summersiide High School

—Rev. Lawrence Mclellsn. Pro- fessor of Epiphany College of New- burg, N. Y., is visiting his mother

snd other relatives at Indian Rlver.—K. —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulally

sud son Richard of Sourls are visiting in Kensington the guests of Mr. Mulally’; brothers, James, Fsrolé. George and their kil- es.— .

-——Mi'. O. B. Darrach of tourist headquarters, Charlottetown. spent Sunday at home in Kensingfon. Mr. Darrach expects Old Home Week influx wi-li break all prev- ious records and ls storing un ner- vous energy for a busy wee .—S.

—Llei.it. James Higgins arrived st his home in Summerside from Kingston, Ont, to spend a i-nonth before entering Ontario Agricul- ture College at Guelph, 0nt.--K.

—Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Newton Center, Mass., are visit- ing at the home of Mr. Robert Glover of Spring Valley. This .s Mr. Kelly's first visit and he is an enthusiastic admirer of our fair Isiand.—-K.

merslde is visiting his son Alfred and old frl-ends and neighbors in Kensingtom-K.

—Mlss Rosemary Glover of Mon- treal is spending her holidays st ithe home of her father and mother Mr. and Mrs, Robert Glover of Spring Valley-K.

—Mrs. J. Austin Tralrior of Char» lottetown was a week end visitor with friends in Indian River and Kenslngton-K,

—Mr. Joseph Lawless of Cal- gary ls visiting his mother, Mrs. Fi-acik Lawless of Klnkorn and other relatives-K.

—Miss Marion McQuard. RN, of Charlottetown Hospital nur- sing staff is spending i: month's holiday at her home at Kens: g ton and also visiting her sister firs. {Arthur O’Malley of Alber-

ll.— .

-‘—Mr. and Mrs. James E. MEN.- Nerll of Kcrisirigtc-zi motored to the Blue Acres races at New Glas- gow on Saturday where they spent the week end-K.

—Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Matthews returned to Ottawa on Friday af- ter visiting her brother. M-r, and Mrs. Lea Lowiher. Carleton, and other relatives. B

—Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bradshaw. Charlottetown, and Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Bradshaw. Summerside. have arrived home from a motor trip to BOstOn, New York. Niagara

—Mr. William Higgins of Sum-x

N uuAanA v

. um summon CLEARANCE

In Our Boys

Boy's Wash Pants

36 pairs of Boys’ wash pants, sturdy hard wearing shorts in serviceable dark shades of grey and navy blue. Sizes 6 to 12 years.

Reg. $1.00 - $1.25 clearance 9 ' Boy s Knee Pants 20 pairs of boys’ knee plants, summer knee pants in khaki, sizes 5 and 6 years

only. Regular 89c.

Clearing . . . . . .

Boy’: Overalls

50 pairs of boys: overalls. navy’ Wml bib and braces, sizes 10 - 12 - 14 Yea“-

Department (Main Floor)

Boy’: Jackets $2.49

Goya’ summer weight J sckels in s variety of serviceable naterials, gardardlnes, drills, cords, inerccrlzed materials in plan shades and two tone effects. Full sliding fastenei- fronts, self collar and knitted collar and cuff styles. Sizes in the groups 6 to 14 years. Reg. 83.50-33.95

clearance price

Boy's Khaki Suits

' E0 Boys’ khaki suits, medium and dark khakl suits, consisting of open neck sport shirt with two breast pockets. knee pants with belt and

loops. Sizes 6 to 12 years.

Reg. $3.50 and $3.95 clearance

Wash Suits $2.19

H only boys’ wash suits. Two piece wash suits sport shirt and shorts, sizes 4 to l0 years.

Regular $3.50. $2.1 a

Clearing . . . . . . . . . .. .

Boys Knee Pants

20 pairs of Boys’ summer knee pants, good quality, lighfblue drill with belt and

loops 6-10 and 12 years. Re. $1.75 S clearance .. .. ..

Open neck sport shirts to match these pants if you

wisih. Re. $2.113 .49

clearance _.. _..,

35 pairs of Boys’ knee pants serviceable dark shades iii fine quality drills, finished with belt loops, watch and hip pockets. Sizes S to 14 years.

69c $1.29 SINCLAIR s. sigtvitii LIMITED

—Mr. and Mrs Donald Mohaé- lane of Moictcn. N B. B" figelidfl we their nsiiriai-s i" summiiriti? the guests of Mr and Mrs. 1L J

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_; l ' i . SiQ-qgfirgi Ogayatocggzgitolttetoivn for lristrll-CWY a few hours yesterday En _ home from New Glasgow w 115$

a visit to brother Iiloyd. now B11 a; the Vocational route School. RClV attended last Satur- day's races at New GlasZOW-

Alberton. “Mm mum‘ ca?‘

boro and Kerisliifztcm. s. Kenslngton she was the Quest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hilli-

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Bears, Cedar $1-

Falls. Toronto and Montreal. S

—Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bears and little son Sandy. and Mr. and Mrs. Donsld McFarlane Moncwri, were visitors to Kensington, the guests of. Mrs. Bears‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. l-Illtz. While here they went on a motor trip, visiting the old historical Geddle Memorial

H Church, oi-eeii Gabels and other

laces of interest. Mir. and Mrs. cFerla were very delighted wit. our 111133

Unloading during August, and September, Screened Sydney. Victoria, Albion Nut, Albion Lump Coal, Stove and Nut Pea Coke.

orders early. Booking or- ders for fall delivery ground limestone.

LAYTON GREEN, Albany

PHONE 39-23

NOTICE

The Allona Beauty Salon will be closed from Sept. 2nd to 16th to give the staff a well earned vacation.

A. E. WEDLOCK. Prop.

For prompt delivery, placei

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Auction SALE

Al‘ ‘f rrrznov s12. SUMMERS!“ on wnnnaspav. AUG. 1'5 Beginning st 2 rm. 11-9-

I will sell b! "WW"

dam the following OI

cta: Kitchen "are. kit-eh"! “PM”!- | h, h at 5;»- oiine-rinr," 2",..." n‘... kitchen oluire, 6 kltc rack, [is Ill;- qua" lamp, n0 - In.“ hooked nin- W! W‘ i- °‘""'

C ' Dlnnln room mm an", T'°_|6Ith8 K nphollwfi- several “im- i‘? osk, 1 dresser Ill-h "I" bu“: “union couch. 0101K. 0 ‘hunt severe] tables sind dishes (Sun u sump qugnflly of meta and“ Be smell articles found in s l‘! hqrm" cssii Crmfl . n d“ 'l‘g'.‘;“‘e"'i.2o°i's'a'f§3'n“" “U ' Auctibneer.

0|9iifiii§_ Auction

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‘M: pm rtyy on Frldsy. AIII- ‘I u no pre -

This proiiertv Mn ‘,9 "N" and wss comp 6M1! l m“ ‘M’

d lg situated In one of the m: Eezidentfsl sections of Silni mersldc. House will be sold It l, p.m, D.S.T. Insmedllkl! If?" '1“ nu gll household effects and

dining room suite. 9

good, i-sdlu. large mirror,‘ studio couch n91. H“ "I "Mei ‘ cabinet. Kitchen eel: eon- feble and f ohsirs, electric ,

roiijiitr

Fern u Stenlsiy Brld Loon-in- ofsoosom t-h build!!!“- sores under on! vltlon. Bel-

enee weed end lumber. Will sell

|e|th0r with or without growfnl

crop. Stream rpm through pert of propert

Y. A ply ‘to Albert lllscott, Shelley “at” ,

met. elder‘: int?!"- 4 fit”: ‘ , QUQQ I v . zinnbfnitlon desk end bookcase. . several chests of drawer-l. i!!!- ‘mcq ab); snil sll dishes mil | mung nfendls in this well-will!‘ pod home. Also s (‘untitl- pentcrs tools lnclud n; S hie rifl- ‘u engine 2 hm. end hnn- - dreds in srtioles not comm"!- .~

The above ls sii Amerlosn I005! and the best obtainable.

|n| Clfll. _ BISON HUGH I‘ blOlAwuonan

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Clifton Hotel

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ARDINA CIEANSINO CREAM ; . . e hdliery cream for ARDENA SKIN LOTION . . . to be patted On briskly "offer ARDENA PERFECTION CREAM ; 6 it! rlth, luxurious emolllenl ARDENA FLUFFY ClEANSING CREAM . . . for the oily skin; ' ARDENA ORANGE SKIN CREAM . “for dry skin; used nightly, In H6 qvdmlel seem fe give II AIDENA srscw. ASTIINGENT . . . n-ipi tighten nmia iun .. ARDENA VELVA CREAM MASK . . . a quick pick-up for tired faces . . . 2.50, 5.7l

PAT-A-KAKE . . l a coke malts-up foundation that‘: good for the sliln . . . 1.15

‘mg-N; pn-[MQRJJGHT FOUNDATION . . . light o: e hethsr—gives u radiant new iool. i . LII ' lllUSION POWDER . . . the famous precision blended powder . . . 2.20, 3.30

CAMEO ILLUSION POWDER . . . to use over Illusion Powder for an exquisitely transparent sffeg