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CAMEO

Thursday 8:80 Matinee - Ironing 1:30 and ms. DING CROSBY in

“IIERE COMES TIIE WAVES"

With oer-n au-rrou (As no.» and sonny wrrg am s oris

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ln the Ladies‘ Wear Department you will find heavy NAVY COTTON DRILL BLACKS-these were specially ordered and made for Potato Pickers. - - - They're Just exactly what you need for the job! The tough. serviceable fabric will give you lots and lots of wear as well as protection. The sizes of these Slaoh are 12 to 20. Priced at 2.95.- LADIES’ WEAR. DEPARTMENT.

ln the (lrneery Department you will find MeLARENS SWEET GREE- lllN PIFKLES. - - - Their crisp, tangy sweetnezs is unexcelled. - - - Try a jar-there are two sizes, the small ii-ounee bottle is 29 cents and ihg IG-ouncc bottle is 38 cents. l\1c1.aren's ip the maker of a number of tine food products and those sweet Gherklns are one of their fin- qg, - - - They're "Yumniy"-GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

in the Hardware Department you will find a number of COLIMLI PRUDlJC/TS to make your ilome brighter and your homework lighter! \l| (‘oh-man Products are thoroughly inspected and tested, therefore. they are warranted to give satisfactory service when used according lo instructions. In stuck is the "Sunshine" Gas Table Lump at 8.95 (less shade and giobcl-The "Prlncesr Gas Table Lamp at 6.95 (less shade and protccton-Tho "Regal Coal 0il Table Lamp at 8.95 (less shzule and III'0l.CCi0l",—TIle "Major" Gas Lantern at 10.95 and the "sport-Litc“ Gas Lantern at 8.95. - - - All the necessary parts and accessories for ther-e "llnme hrighteners" are available; there are lamp §I’ii\lI(‘S, globes. mantles and the different types of generators. The Cole- man Self lleating Gas Iron is the next best thing to the automatic elec- lrie lron—"lt smooths lhe way on ironing day" and the prlce is $7.95 ‘lhere are two types of Coleman Stoves-the folding "Forester" Camp sun-e. having Z burners at 11.95 and the 1 burner “Speedmaster” it 7P5. - - - For quirk efficient cooking use a Coleman Stove! You'll find two typos of splice lleaters here too-the model 555A sells for 53.95

and a larger enamel model is 109.95. Brighten and lighten your home. . Prince cwmy Emslmal 1°!‘ ‘he Past - - - Buy Coleman Products for it in the Hardware Department.

THE __ GUARDIAN: cnanaorramww __ _

I CAPETQL-Summorsido

TODAY (Wednesday) and THURSDAY

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AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy, 186 Hanover Street. and George Clow, 125 Ottawa Street SUMIMEBSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News. ‘ ptions. Advertising.

The Guardian may be bought at any oi the following atorea in Summeraide: Bell Bookstore, Water Street; Gourliee Drugstore. t1 Central Street:

Toronto Bakery, Watei Street; Mark Gaudet, 67 Granville Street.

The Guardian will be delivered to any home lu Summe side. Carrier Boy at 2o per day or 18o per week. Phone Z89 for this service or give your order to tho boy responsible tor delivery on your route

—1lADlO SALES and Service, all —FREETOWN United Church types oi’ Eveready and General Bab- Ohlcken Supper and. Bazaar has terles and Accessories. Champion been postponed from Thursday, Electric, Remington. October 2nd to Friday, October 3rd.

-IOB SALE-Victor cabinet JRIETOWN AND KENSING- radio, eight-tube. Phone 289-2. TON Presbyterian Churches, pre- Suinmerslde. Communion services F r e e i; o w n

‘Thursday. Oct. 2 at. 8 p.m.; Ken- -WANTED immediately, girl to sington Friday, Oct. 3 at 1:30 pm. work in restaurant. Apply in per- son to Larklzzfs Restaurant, Ken-

sington.

—-THE OFFICE of E. E. Park- man, Optometrist, will be closed from October 2 to October i6 for examinations and fitting glasses. Oﬂice will be open for repairs.

in temporary married quasters on‘ the Summerside RCAI‘. station.’ The movement is to be coirtpleledi today. Later more quarters may be. made available but tor the present] it is planned to accommodate only, this nlIlll-IET. The reason for this! move is because oi the crcvrded‘ housing situation in Surmncrzllz‘

i-norauv MEETING _- Rotar- ion WE. Darby was the speaker at the meeting oi the Summerslde

with ANNE REVERE -ALLYN JOSLYN waennockusm ‘Written for the screen and Dirodod by GEORGE SEATON,

Also News end Morch of Time Shows 7:I5-9:lS; Matinee Thursday 3:30

Ior further treatment. He was ac-

Personals - eompanled by Dr. Austin Delaney.

—Mr. D. L. Clow of Summerslde,

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—.1Vi.r. Eugene Adams of Moncton has been visiting in Summersldt‘. during the past week at the home oi Mrs. Gordon MacQuarria. He was

who has been s. patient in the

ten days, left on Tuesday evening

a.

|rneeting oi the Canadian Ber Soc-

‘were discussed and it was decided

~51 ganized. The visits will um about

Rotary Club in Coyle‘s Restaurant on Tuesday. lie gave an account of his mcent attendance at. the annual

and because some oi the men W81": forced- io pay higher rents than they could afford. located in 1h cc. four and flve room apartment; tir- familles will do their own hi. i! keeping and will have cerin n . cial amenities available. There wni be a. store on the station wire. - they may purchase groccnc . movies will be shown twice a wcel-z and» once weekly there will be open house in the mess. Children c-f school age are taken to town in the morning and picked up after class. —- S.

loty in Ottawa. Guests were James ll. Priest of Toronto and John Hud- on, Sumlmerside. Further plans for ihe Crippled Children's campaign

to have two Rotarians visit each school i-n tlhe country for bhe pur- pose ol’ having the drive better or-

Ootober 20th.-S.

accompanied by hll rnobher. ll!!- Jaimes Adams-s.

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The Scientific Mineral SURFACE COATING

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Rev. J. A McGowan, Minister : I

—TWBNTY-FIVE FAMILIES 0F| airforce personnel are now living.

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR POROUS MASONERY SURFACES —SUCH AS-

Concrete Masonery Blocks Cinder Blocks

Cement Plaster Stucco and Brick

per gallon - - 5.25

for NIOITLJQBI by chartered plane

HOLMAN'$ - -- i Al: Your Service Always

In Person or By Phone!

ond visit to the R.C.A.F. Station, Suznmerside, the Central Band gave a concert in the station thea- ‘ tre last evening for the station

personnel, their friend's and 1n- Yvlied guests. Sqdn. Ldr. W.C. jLangstait, D F.C., introduced the (bane; and at. the conclusion ct the lprogrsm thanked them for their ivory tine concert. The following is the program rendered. March, ;Washington Grays, by Grafulla; 52min American Fantasy. Rhythms vi Rio. by David Bennct; ~C3r0net "Ho, Carnival of Vcnive. by De‘. Wigers, Musician Eric Ford; Pop- ‘lzr Brazil; Movement from New

And Here Are Your Week-End

FOOD SPECIALS

A THURSDAY - rmoav - SATURDAY

Vfcflc- Slmphony. Larg-O. by Dye:- ak; Trombone Trio, the Trcmbon- ,lsis. by Johnston; Overtue from iNew Moon by Rmmbrrg; Popular I Novelty, Red Rivcr Valley by Lee ‘Hill; Classical. Vnlsc Tncstr, by Sibelius; American Sketch, Hill- luny. by Morton Gould; Sclection. i l . l

Annie Get you Gun. by Irving Ber- lin; Descriptive lla-rch. the Band Stand Hyde Park, by F. Curzon; Air Force March Past;

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APPLES

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countries.

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Size 344‘!-‘-Regu|or 26c Dozen

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Also News and Shorts Matinee Friday 2:30

LAST SHOWING TONIGHT

I SOFTEE

Regular 39:

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Topper Boneless ClllOKEil

conic‘ REiiilELS

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NOW READY FOR SALE

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CRAPE JIIICE

(Corner Duke and Poplar Streets, Summerside)

OILL PICKLES

Newly rebuilt, pointed and decorated

. Svisv Regular 32c ..

SARIIINES $112."... 2 1m: 17c on "=- v - c m MR. HUGH MORRISON rZI....'_l... ilc 3 n” 5. Svmmerside ‘ i

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By the time the first. Europeans .

most 400 teet. high. m t CO8! 51,22, fmfhxheggwn I; one ot Itrument with 3s minus-

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Brsnttord Supertite Slates are beautifully deafened. and when laid Ill/O l Plush‘! lmﬂmm’ “ﬂea” Th” have a special lock butt so that each slate II Iwlltll down tight-Supertite. Severe storms. Wllld- "In and extremes of temperature do not affect them. IO (hey are particularly suitable tor exlwlﬂl Ilium“! and large roof areas.

Permanence, beauty, fire resistance. “rﬂilih- 7°- get all these in Brantiord Supertlte Slltel- 511711"! over your old wood shingle roof or directly over tho sheathing hoards on new work.

SIZE OF SLATE . . . . .. I6" x l8 3-4"! APPROXIMATE WEIGHT-ISO lbs. per squorl 46 SLATES PER BUNDLE 3 BUNDLES PER SQUARE COLORS — RED, GREEN, BLENHEIM

(Other Colors Available)

oer square - - 7.25

Hardware Section

SHALLMAIPS LIMITED

SUMMERS]!!!

Price n Matched With Quality

Where

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thou . al- n“ m“ Fm “armed 5:1. the rou. ORIENTAL sans at ‘rho ehetsaqlinesemuliollb‘

weuannt: ALL m: asst ensues

MARITIME SOFT COAL, AMERICAN HARD COALS and BRIQUETS. We also expect o cor of AMERICAN COKE.

rule: Yiillli 0am now PilOllE 21 JOSEPH liEAii and Oo. Ltd.

SUMMERSIDE

POTATOES

We will be buying SEED and TABLE STOCK POTATOES during the present season.

IIICIIEST MARKET PRICES PAllI Field lisn Potatoes Ofﬂllbtl l! Arraltlllli

.JOSEPII READ nu CO. Lill.