MARCH 26. 1953 -

The Singer Sewing Machine Company wishes to

ANNOUNCE

I a. representative in

SUMMERSIDE and DISTRICT

For a. Trade-in, Repair loti- mate or Demonstration in your home, please phone or wrlte-

MR. G. WILLIAMS. Grafton St., Summerslde Phone 3232

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PHONE 3118

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Glasses Fitted - Eyes Examined Office Hours:

9 to 12 - 1 to 6,

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T. EARLE IIIGKEY

Chartered Accountant . Canadian Bank of Oarnmoru: summer.:d.,. P. I. I. PHONE 2888

W. CHESTER S. MacllilNALll

Barrister. Solicitor. Notary, Etc. I.T..B. a

Money In Loam. Office formerly occupied by Late Heath Strong, B.C. Collections Promptiy

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

-CAI! OF Welter oats arriv- ing any day. Some not booked. Order now before it goes. Still booking seeds. lime. and shingles. John Myers, Carleton. l

-DANCE. Alberton Parish Hall, 1 Easter Monday. In aid of Western Hospital. ”Westem Five" Orch- eatra.

-WE CARRY a complete stock of Amerocl: Cupboard hardware, we would be pleased to show you samples and quote prices on your requirements, The Summersido Hardware Co.

-CONDITION IMPROVING - The many friends of Mr. H. R. Profitt. of the Orient. Hotel, Vic- toria. who has been ill for some time. will be glad to know that he is resting more comfortably after having fluid drawn from his side, and continued improvement in his oondition is confidently hoped for. -Bur.

-ST. MAEK'S A. Y. P. A. DIETS - The Rev. and Mrs. Eb- aary and m. and Mrs. Eric Law- ther, Orapaud were in Kensington on Monday evening, March 23rd. attending a regular meeting of St. Mark's - st. Elizabeth's A. Y. P. A. in st. Mark's Hall. An item of business on the agenda was the voting of a sum of money for the purpose of buying cups, all of similar design. for the Church Center at Crapaud, in response to a motion passed at the W. A. an- nual mectings to the effect that each person attending the semi- lannual meetings donate a cup.

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Personals -Mr. and Mrs. William Coady and family. Summerside, were re- cent visitors to Clermont. -Miss Lorraine:-Gallant, teach- er of Kelvin Grove school, spent

the March 21st week end at her home at Egmont Bay. -Bur.

-Mr. Allan Semple of Ciermont is spending a week in Boston. He also intends to spend a few days in New York, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. LaMarche.

-Called home by the serious illness of his mother, Rev. R. W. Cnupland left on Friday morning, March 20th. by rail for Toronto.

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-The many friends of Miss Mary Rogers, Freetown, who has been suffering from a severe attack of flu', wish her an early improve- lment in health. -Bur.

-Mrs. John Moose returned to her home in Kensington on Mon- day, March 23rd, after spending the week end with her sister, Mrs. Austin Rogers, Mr. Rogers and family. -Bur.

-Mrs. Prank Shea. Indian River, has had as her guest for the past month her sister. Mrs. Leo Praught of- Grand River. Mrs. Shea and Mrs. Praught spent the March am week-end in Summer- side. -K

The many friends of Mrs. Mary Profitt, Burlington, will regret her illness of an infection affecting the hands and arms. Mrs. Profitt was admitted as a. patient at the Prince County Hospital on Mon- day, March 28rd, and early im- provement is hoped for. -Bur.

Her many friends regret the ill- ness of Mrs. Orville Clark, Ken- sington, and wish her It more rapid recovery from the effects of an operation. Mrs. Clark has been a patient in the Prime County Hoa- pltai for the past three weeks.

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SMALLMANS

Fashion goes to all lengths In our

new, spring coat selection . . . 3 Have yours in a brief of full- length version of exciting fleeces, tweeds and nubby wools. Priced

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25.00 to 59.50

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Crisp, rustling dresses - - - alive with holiday spirit - - softly feminine, deliberately alluring - - - Each one will work wizardry Vvith your wardrobe - - - Catch the hit of Spring in their color combinations and flattering lines and new neckline trcutmenis - - - Tailored with

tiny waist to minimize your middle in latest fabrics in-

eluding novelty types, nylons and up to the minute X,, Spring prints and plain colors. Sizes 9-17--l2-20-38- 44-163;;-2415. Priced from- '

s.95t.19.95

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Always in the limelight . . . our pretty but practical Spring Suits. You'll love the flat- tering nlpped waist, or box-like style and slim skirt line. . . . All are designed with careful attention to detail and are destined to become the most important part of your Spring wardrobe. Priced from-

22.95 to 59.50

FASHlON'S DARLING9 ' BLOUSES o

Airy and light Nylon Blouses - - - styles that take to a suit . . . to a skirt to double its beauty. Beautifully toned, finely detailed -there's one to suit every taste, evory costume . . . Newest. spring- bound drop shoulders-IV4 length D"5l'i'UP sleeves-short puff sir.-ex-rs . . with nylon lace trimming and rows of pleated ruffles - - - new- est spring colors including white. Sizes 12-20-38-44. Priced from -

2.98 to 6.95

THE OTHER HALF OF YOUR SEPARATE LIFE!

These skirts are fashioned to fit smooilily and design-

ed in be worn with your best Sprint: llnnsn - - - You'll find superb styling, including: full ilnirs with

belts for added attraction - - - or strnigiii cut types

with pleats, pockets and eye-catching: button: . . . In

beautiful Spring colors including past:-I, plnirls and fine checks. Sizes 12-20-38-44. l”'ricr'(l lmm--

3.98 to 10.95

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