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jvESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. I88 Hanover Sh. and George Glow. 90 Ottawa St. SUMMERSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News. Subscriptions. Advertising

Tho Guardlsn may he bweht dolly ll any or the following stares ln Buinmeuide:

u" uoolsstore. Water Street; Gourlles Drugstore, was"

“m,” Bskerh Water Street; Marl Gaudet. 61 Granville

1i

cum, my at 2o per day or 12a per week.

Street; Street Th, Guardian will be delivered to any home In Smnmerslde. fi‘

Phone 280 for this service- " ‘m, your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your rouse.

SUMMEllSiDE

TODAY (Wednesday

Night

The St. Mary's Academy l-‘c spans were held tit the cl)sidi Rink last night and some wry exciting races were witnessed by a capacity crowd. A feature of e the program was the hockey .. match between ,the midgets of Tignish and Summerslde. the visitors getting the verdict by the close score of 4 to 3. Tile Tlgiiisti

bogs Fvetrhe ahead 4 t; 0 at the PM en o a second rame but a _GALLON PAINT, all colors. _—DANCE in Traveller's Rest and THURSDAY detergilned di-l-ve in the fiiiot Bums" hialpme- ‘Immunity Bu; Friday’ Feb- “ | you: Three-Star frgn: a ooiiiittteefii. the summemd" . - - . . .. . 0 ' i _Dlf. J. It. acliit. KEIISlIIKlOD. -aiva.\u~.,1.au lea Pots, Pea lie-t A R c’ so the All"! piglffi-‘fhiu , l ' “u; be absent from his ofllce llfis. Dish fails and Pots in stocku Rd . Q 1_-1.,g,,,5h_ B_ Kink.“ (M LN» Wediicsunyi, Feb. l2 to Feb. t8. lbs Summerslde Hardware Co. 2 gait,‘ E m h d \ , ~—-—- '“'"- —— mist. . ar I’ _|.-Q|¢ SALE. i940 two-ton ——COLEMA‘N Gasoline Lanterns.’ .Arsen-ault). C . mo. Si» trill: sails. i; illmld“ f ___ e ' 4—Tlsgi)sh.' a: Kinch 1c. Bt‘l'- . ~ i - ~ Hill‘ . ~ " __“.l_; "A"; m stock [gem-y vlcqsi _—l~0lt aALla-One Beattle elem . . ' 3.._3..-- 4 nnd 45o". ‘fully guorw li'lc mallow well pump. Alfred 5_s-s,devl;z|:ga€lm°d utteed‘ The Su-mziierside llard- Gaudet. Miscouctic. 5_S_:5|de, s_ Grady. (McKay, ; l "n, L; _T"E KENS" (EON H 7-5 Side, McKay. .- ~-— j; v v ‘ _ _ ome and Ponalty—A. MacDonald. l - _A§_\'UAL billhflfsb of’ the soliool Association will be held in l-ilneiiirsr- _ I Trym. i-urmoi-s Institute will be the school. Thursday. February 13. Ttgnish: 002., McQrae; dClafl-l‘. held in to. Community Hall, iit a o'clock. 'l‘herc will be a debate gesfflfllalltllf- iii-arise: forward» _ . - - . ilar , , _ ' ‘~_ , ' . Fm“, hi; 14, at, g p.111. by the lltgih ssohool Students. Re- ud‘ A‘ Gavin Vi’ Xlrlslenfiultlllclé k M“ .""'""°"" “"1 b” 5"""°"» ’ arieiieoit .1 Kim-h F Richard “ 410cm! BcdEql-lt‘ Rios, Fri; SWFN ROB-BED HOUSE FOR Summcrside: Goal. Li. Gallaizl: ' ‘ml Fm 14' ia-ao 17-1“ lGatnm-lr°~ SALE-Shop 4» b' ‘W Equi ‘ed gieriirnce’ 8' Gmd” A‘ M“?°."~'“lt m“ “who”! Ohm“ b any 11mm“ with l maclliuergv > “Mrs Fgdink fOflvlialgltisAlRAléellllunl Joe oxidant llllg“"“"“y“ l“ “we! Kong “g IL L lllc Cu 'l‘i~4~ r1- P‘ F I L Rtohti-o‘ Ra rim.’ M‘ D""‘"‘7-‘. West mrvts East. Kenslngton H"! - P13 ill? M- - i» - ‘yrll . J- w-d l 5G’ _. _oyle. .1.‘ Crlllliu‘ ground. H, bmak Q'L.eary‘s wln- ‘ ‘ ~~ -_ _ I . . . . _ fiichaedge. d). u. McGuigaii, A mg Hrmk‘ —ll0(.l(ltY -Keiisinglon Rink, . \ ‘ A

League, 'New Aiiitaii Game starts 8.15. Skate after.

_ t'llll.l)ltl!;‘a‘ AID MEETING _ 1-1. y. iulzii- monthly meeting 0i’ m.- lli“.ll'll of management of the Lillian-it's Alli society of Prince

mum, M5 “dd h, the Towngay] fllursdiiy. Feb. l3.

second gam

V, _. 1 ‘ the pi-osidcnl; in send-finals. South Shore Lea Mimi‘) ‘Qyni-jdhz: pl.csidlng_ Vnslere gun: Freetown Royals vs. Middle D‘; mud“ attendance o; mem. ton Bombers. Skate lliiPl‘.

$3,.‘ scrotal czisi-s of children ——-————-

.j,,.',',-...l ii. need were discussed

‘ _»;_»-»1 ii; was instructed

iigdialli tflellntlllsttcr up with the NI s! , . .

ywuli Allowance Board as it was v.5. 1;. money ivas being illl‘ 'm,,,,..;-, used untl the children imp imt tPCPlVlItg the benefit oi mm. 1.. iht- lllttll4"l' of truancy lit-is tvporttwl that n0 ‘Tfllfllll office. liud been appointed and there “as a good deal of truancy Md m. improvement. As truancy i, the pfilnl‘ illCiOl‘ in lllvflzll"; tlrilllt|l|"I\C.l' ll w” ‘he fmnot that .... appointment of a Prim" 0ill"4‘l' should be no longer dr-

l-lALlFAX. Pct». l2 IUl’)

met yesterday. rccoiilnleixdogt tlia

irg to all fIllTtl |2‘l'Otlll('i.\. ‘lllc brit-f lll'_.!t‘(| ceprciiillv tlizi

("I . suitable for "bedrooms, both, liolls, den, living » » ~ . .. . .. . . l,l(‘ll'l"-llE\[l'l‘l'IU covianri Q * ftul‘ l'-'_ .\"-'ll.~'.I . . .

‘fiyrd _,___ __4..i_-_ wuflw?" l’°"'l""" ‘lrmbmrlm ' _.l_. ‘ D"'~l‘“"- 3- (Illlrtl moms, dining room or kitchen.

illld dn-ry picdilcts b0 brought un-y 4h‘. “imam, nluvielzlnd-S n.3,, Brill)’ Pelt-rs. a (lPr the juritzrlii-licilvhf tlic tlcl. _ ‘of 1|“; ‘A “up KAN’), ‘lomunslrutes n}: Wfilfilllfrl Sioux-s: l. Sllllit‘ F” 9mm!" of C':€l..1"i)' '°§.“"_"'~“'~".""'”“"""' "~"."" ‘Jmi/J"; Linn... 'c Miami?" A"‘°""“l" "l- ‘ Reversible all wool blankets in rose, blue, grcsn ‘a hm 0.81%“ ‘Thoma, 0t lllChlflfil of th A r..itilicli and sulttli titini the tlriimn oi Tlw GM‘ m“ H C‘ I .

'All- t - ‘ i... s "Y's - . >_ »- .- " a -'i ' .- .‘. l1: . .,. . -

World w... ll was a recent nsiioi- '"°'"bf" f‘ ‘M: |7"',l'mv° ‘fl-mm.’ Li)“ w“ PM. llhflf? fmmry °_‘ Marie Aiaiontiiilt- 2. i511...‘ .'-' and old. Sizes 72 x 84. Each . . . . . .. . $12.50 - I louflown toe iihlilt sutmiltel tlit- Liter .0 P-uimwiliils wlllllilau, (Olgliglfldrl) 131m“,- 6,", - l - g to C 131‘ - the cabinet. said‘ l'st tight 1i nod malice, " ‘ie e rooiiie ri e," P >' ‘ w‘ " . _ ,. ' Lev d "5 n. 1| ;j . H; h _.\\'h-.~h 0vp‘i‘ll[.‘(i yt-stcrrlay‘ zit the 2‘ - -l 3 \l viiiiiill L BLANKETS with Hue W, I.’ RU-Ju-lim, let. ieecutly zgnluc 3i ta ie c ttll~( iguflnliol Wllllleflro, l M l\ PURE WHITE ALL WOO . .. ~ '.'l' 3' l‘U-‘.." ' - for r0.ci‘l.t). m: "dlyég; ,Dcu‘.n,,,m,d m“, 50,1“. “ms m zi H s s..." 1,; , and gTIEil borders. Sizes 72 x 84, 7 lbs. to ‘the ~ r ~ .. - . t . .. < .~ . mu ‘Z cm ~ o: M» i011» i- ___ u": I ~i '* i- . -- -. ............. .. $17.50 THE MODERN DEPARTMENTAL stone . i Count “as. uhnh giiiitictl belly laubhs aiiil C H _ pa». rite, per put .. v nfAliiin might’ Pglgifnh rgnloves LANGllAlli Itlitlzilicl England r Ylouti guffaws from last night's rc- 540133.319 lllvl‘. STlltiC ltl-rl. Aiiiti liitzl Oil. Fl‘ i}? c; " d tReutersh-Iiliit-ticil. 11.15. Urquzilt. reptht- aulolcc. Rel ' .. ' l from 0i" mills‘ l‘ m?!“ "spew \--w.ho commoiiiisd illlC British l'~t Hilarity i. c; rimlii-uil as my A, a’ m“ ~'- - _ . . c i i t: l ‘rzeii The sympfllhy . . _ -. .~ M. . - “ -' . :| Ol .. lb": ‘l - o- fmlim“ - _ ' - i - .

imd c‘ ftmoct fgiclids is extended l0 Aubomhqnuisfiln‘ hwmll- unvmcd i-l fl\ tlitptvliliuiiifnltotficpfiof Kdh‘. adjustments before lllc D355 ‘Vlluld 9mg‘ 1v’ and fine cosh-chum“: ceding w‘ years‘ Th‘. fwd‘ mm" if ho llb tl Rlli Gll

F‘ - il l‘ "‘°"‘°"“ *‘ d" "l l" "l c‘ . . . . , . , .. l “lb 5h lvi . .i - b. -.. t - 1,1 lLldQY was out fire per cent hizh- ponent of lllL§ index more seq by i bypavcd qvtdtm and ium l'~ , ., ._ ._ il mp.i,,iit Hilltil, h.» lilf. stun SH DAISY, lui a ilanieJ and eta c » y B. i.ii= t‘ its who fell ill t..c lmtllc oi .\lri gum is ‘m “my MM‘ mgo“ |_e_ t. l1tC i Joan l\f.;.--_~ i, H, s - ltwospentv‘ or, v 42 per rent between Jung 1551 and \te\.r~ R A hlvKciiila. Wilfred hm"- iiiiiliiiiit: III sail Fimiiii-ist-o. Milltiiio Tfw O-ritiah “m R I l "Prloe ‘increases iii Canada. silica "In the United States, early rB- Decembfl- The ¢°5l'°l"llvlll8 index - ' - r-"r '-'~‘— i '1 - l t ‘t It ll. ~ 't a * > ‘('1 "Hf", ' -. ,. , _ .\‘lt'KBllYla and Em!" wmlgms 1m LU norm. CARS isitilotillhglfnuilIPrlFPlVIiO llltlllffifillglllil‘ A’ D”"""“-"-' ~“l""' Di A99 PaHSltilEOiS l"'° end “l ‘MM’ “l” m“ m“ motored to Suntmcrslde 0.1".‘ Fri KY l Q

(‘APICTUWN tC Pl flertutearssttibiig eight its-isms li lJ"f!|l built for lli~ iluiwil l<’niiiil_\"s visit to South Africa. .\ transparent print] in t-h: iaof. blinds, window's and llllCflOl‘ iltirtitian arr tlll opfr-

Tiff l\\.'lll\' il‘.(‘ll(l$ (ll Ml- Ridpl‘ Kfliy Ul Itotcyllle 1H0 Flelfld '0 lomi of h... r:c0\‘t"-'Y fill" t‘ "wml iiuack r,i measles hill “llllmd hlm to his horns.

—— _ _ alrd cl" t ‘l and sxitoklrg and A host of friends Lll Wfl-vleélrl wyfli] concealed in the filiirc welcome Mr. and Mrs. . “h” p:

B Itlcbcllan of ‘Alma. who arrigeél home last wrck. after an 0X16" ° visit to the United states.-

Sgt. Charles Rh." his Enslifill all?“ m. .0...“ m. we... i. fol-tine)! with Se! Ri.\"s mother. Mrs. Beam‘ RiX.

The many friends 0f MY- ‘gal?!’ Jollllsltm ream w i=8" ° illness and wish lilm a SW55! l1’ covcry. I

Mrs. George Adams was a W55‘ sugar to Surrmcrslde on Monday.

>€¥§=€®§I3€ Ni€ f3li

CRAPAUD

THEATRE -

S. M. IRUCE

"oh 10~l£l. ll timi- VPIUNPNU". Starring , \\'.\l.l.l'.l.' iiiiszitv. MAILIURIE

Mr. S. Ill. Bruce, former Prime Min- ister 9|‘ Ausii-allit, served as chur- man of the I'rc ai-atory Commis- sion on World ood Prollllfilll "l ‘_ _ the Food and Agriculture Organi- .i.\!.\ and DONALD MEEK. “mm of United ‘Fadtiona (IEAO). ..,- , .. whlch has wor e out ong- LM" “ mug-h range interns i l. ‘iW-uaecsao-iswateea " “

' —-G. ll. M.-

Tllfu your heart nnd your head toward Spring with I IIBW "ll- Tllr Liiilii-s‘ Wear Department hiss tho llat of your ehoier! Tillflfi IN‘ niirliiintliiz Ilnts of Fell. of combined Felt and Straw nntl of rltraw- - lrimmt-d with froth! of veillng-quy flowers. ribbons or feathers. llllllllls gives ll woman more of a llft than ll now lint. so. Coma Iva! “m” try! Clllllo buy! LADIES’ wean DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL l

The Grocery Department has a speolal price 0n "Ell!

Grapefruit. Thia is the Juicy medium aired frait and the price ll 3

g" 23 cents. There la i limited quantity. so I advise early Ilwllllilll- ROCEBY DIPABTMIKT. '

C V 8 . I

Elliay the ‘M I the Radio rains all- our friends are liking isboat luizubeeizuae you don't 17:.‘ a Iladio ylsl dan’t need to l "l wt of things. because for as little aa 1.50 a month you can rent y ‘ dlo from the Hardware Department. These are small mantel hodels tn perfect IOIHHQTIIQGI that will brine yaa ovarylllllll. M‘ ' "r. that m will want to iieei. uannwatta paranrmanr.

n" Youth Centre has received a large ahlpmenfof Children's hmfllnr Panties. These have been very hard to rot. so don't Illll hm-"lltq an "pa; QflQIIC-Plllfil i. 4 and 6 priced at l! cents. "1' "H: tilr the sues yen Ibh. rolml CINTBI.

llero ll an enartuntt to brighten ap your Kitchen with lay all- '°"'"°° ‘ saili- mo. ‘rheae nll met; do ti... brlfllten- aenbeeeeaellykeptelnananlfrqeh by elplnr --ae.mtrssea. pay qpons peninsular.

‘Thursday. Feb. _13. North Shore vs, Darnlr-y.

—ll 0 C K E f: W ‘l-dedcqtte Rink,

ProtluctsActExtentletl. I:

._ A‘ brief cf the Nova Scotia Planners” Association. presentéd to Pffiitlifil" Angus I... MacDonald and his cab-.

lhe ilioriiircflt; imliiriil plcciucls net be llltllit‘ more inclusive _- extend“

1War Veterans

Keerileyslrle had been Deputy lifhllster of Mines and Re- lscurces and Stewart Bates Deputy iMinlst

‘two world wars. did not say ammg the deputies did not have over- seas service. lleiiaidhawa; critic- izing the men on the basis of qual- ifications but felt t 1.000.000 or more men served tn the two world wars the government could have found sult- able men for the posts and

use acouom at. a 6;:

....» to»... Cilvnwrl - t A Piimrvtau

Hunt. tiosl...“ m...”

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Also: News, Sport Reel and Popular Science Shows 7:l5 - 9:15

Matinee Thursday 3:30

r:

FRIDAY-SATURDAY "RENEGADES" w.

1th WILLARD PARKER

and EVELYN KEYES

t I

, ,“\\'l§lil. (iRUOMICID BRIDE"

ithe lauiirliiiii: of a new tilru-afl li-zirrlcr; Ollv 11 ivziilts it to celebrate hcr ;|]-,Jl'0£lt'l1l1lg marriage to 'l‘ut't.' upoli his n-ttirii truiii i-i lVtu your stint in tho Alciiti-iiis. Olivia has .tlie vhunipugiis- Ray has the rliurnl and enough of the lovable cad ii: ‘him to gilt hath Livvy and the bottle. and the audience has ,\\‘illlilc:ful tunic ivzitrtiiiig them.

J

- Excellent Cast

Miss Dertrlrillzmil is delighliuiiy‘ pleasant and beautiful lll hoi- re- turn to the st-reen after an absent-c of utmost two iciirs. Fully recov- ered from her slctrt- of pneumonia, tlilfi ribruntly healthy again, she ,niakr-s ll must attractive particl ant in tltrs highly entertaining tree star race to the altar. . _________,

llhree 0f Five Deputies ltot

utiuuiii. Feb. l2 ——tOP)-—A. .1. , ‘PC-Jiatail protested to- day in the Commons that tihree of fire deputy ministers the Fcdcrnl Govvrninient urn‘ mcii wllhuut ill t‘lf|lf‘l‘ ivf thn wq NIIIIHICI‘ Mackenzie King rcpliBd that the Government had tried discover veterans for tihe Jobs. tn nii announcement last month, Mr. King disclosed that W.G. Mllla had been appointed Deputy Mini“- ci- of licfciicc and that hla associ- ntc deputies would be Alex Ross and Col. Paul Mathleu. At the s time it was disclosed that Hugh

Jmt. 14

of Fisheries.

got. Brooks. a veteran or the

who

hat among the who had

thus

omply with provisions for granting eterans preferepce in clvil service ppointments. / . '

J lnhle ~ Qnlffii relllgf. It's ha: mm! Oetabettle and».

.. 1~l at the end of ti.

itpproved by 1

ilVPP-‘Cils service 2--Unlons. rld wars. Prime it-Knotty Niners, R111

10 Penalties: L. ‘MacLeod t2). fi-Knotty Nlners. Perry b-Unlons, Taylor

appointed P1101005.

'l—Unlons, G. Macbeod

B—Unions. R. Taylor Penalties: Referee: Don MacLeod.

I search thro‘ faded relics.

In a dusty treasure attest.

As pleas’ , thoughts are mine.

Ah! there l find a cherished prize‘ A‘ whtspy bit of lace and verse

A Sweetheart’; Valentine.

I now recall. tho‘ year; have flown. ‘Phat very secret thrill i That round my Ill’ Young heart did‘

creep. As I tied tt nice wit A souvenir to ktep.

Just a faded lovely treasure

And Be My Valentine"!

And gently back I place that gttt And tum once more the key

As thoughts of youthful years are

mlna Which stilt are deer to me.

Slllunicrsldc.

RESULTS 0F RACES

The following is the results 5:1 the racing cvcnts:-_ - Gsfib l 52mg F3901. l. oliorrtahic '

8.l!l‘|;.f1llG.<'._ H M93116 AFSGIlSUiIF Liner’ a Jnn

oys race 7 to 9 _\'(‘Zll‘S.’ 1. Char- les Mf-‘Dmlillfliil Robert. Luwtyi; ~"~ GPPBOW Dechmi and Willfirtl. Doulcette. ‘(Jlfid race tip-cars: l. Erilcstli... bteele. 2. Ami Cluw; ti. G...j Bishop.

Girls Five 7 \'Ctll‘\l l hf-irtiiiw " oiiuiint; "2. Barb ‘ r. JoaiilBurilsu all Bl mp‘ x

lFs r1408 i1; _ <- Dcigha": Mal’;llspclrimétisléi Marjorie _Crihill. ' ' HuG'rl]§_l'{l"9 9 lcurs: l. hit-limo Pesivls» 3' Alln Wood; 3. hlare

Girls race l0 years: l. Rust‘ it'd. glliillrf-‘iféulplei C’. Simone LiiCluliq‘ » M ‘firs... , ._._~‘g;,',';;i viii"-

. r i '» A. 180E)‘. Judges, 513,-] .|

H i toratc. Despite a i-ooluctlon in gov- ied by much larger Price iiwrwfi same Period!’ i i‘ Wvdge. Hem-y 13¢. ‘I ‘c.-..n.e,~;i, subsidy paymfltts, the than in Canada. By December, the 1t was obvious that the spread "_ -—-—~ ~— _-- I , genorul itliolcsnb- ltfiCg ‘index uti general wholesale price iiidex was between Canadian and United ' ‘ Bu: “P. ."~' 1" ‘W’ in... latest available calculations as per cent higher than on vJ-oay. States prices could not be main- v" t - t l ~Ul;l i201; lll British Clqllml- m]. Decentbqig 1915, was only ‘eight: as compared irith it 41 per cent tafhed indefinitely. oven if cori- lo H‘ "m! l a“ i5 cgiilndlmillgb per cent higher than on VJ-day increase in the index over the P"- "015 were TElBl-Yled in CB-Illdl i l:- o » ' - ‘ ._ . . ‘ . s iiitiiouitccment by lfrirt. Finance Mill-

lfnotty-ttiners 5-3

l, The

last night kept the it“... °Denlng to the flashy Unions. an! George an and Lea Taylor in the third period to trim Char. lottetown Knotty Ninefs Charlottetown boys

°ll @480 from the

d ‘Danny

t ivcre leading.’ and 3-2 at the end

period for the Chai- lo hold them and I found the Victoria lng up another victory. Following ts the summary;

First Period —Krmtty Nlners. Kelly

(Perryi

he final gong‘ The

. . 4.25.] MacFadyci-i

(Douglasi Second Period l

(Kelly, Iilgson)

tD. Macllieod)

um Penalties: None.

I nii-a PBIIMI oomlwls. rob. 12 - (or) - Pfinllty shot. D- Graham ll‘. Towers, iovernor of Leod .200 the Bank of Canada, stressed in

None. having

A VALENTINE

81110111

it ribbon blue

L10" |

hr sa

_ —Cora MacNeill IQ. .

rue cnaaLQrra-rowiw qomtoim

lee Sports Held At ' Skide Last

Salli i-esler

IOItrinr. last November, he vras as- . iirocl by Printc Minister King that in a gilllll.‘ ville-h lho miiliicill til profit Jlnal bell, Victories he woul sparked by voter. cuss the question of implementing Macmodgihe social security measures and came from bemnd public investment ‘mined to the Domlnlon-Provincal 5-3. The Conference ill August. 1945- "1; is nmv my intention l0 D1155 a 111-5. perlod, [or a convening of that conference of the second. iiuio I have every W!» "i" "w" but the Unions packed too much generous treatment will be 80°01'0- _ power into their drive in the third ‘ed those In receipt of old 05¢ PHI- lottotowi. team 510m."

Unlqns cymik. province $900,000 annually. Total ‘amount. llOW paid out in Pmllfms

to B.C.'s 18.000 pensioners is $5.700.- ‘iooo annually of which the Domin- lloii’; share ls $3.761.000-

_ Bank 0f Canada i Governor Discusses Price 8i Gust Control

tits annual today the importance of Canada

cost control structure during the transition period.

"It Ls particularly important ilwt Canada should try to come through Hie transition period with a price and cost structure which will not be a drag on her poet-war devel- opment. either extemally through hampering her exports. or infer- nally by creating a luck or beta-nee

economy," said Mr. Tbwere.

He did not express an Wlhlflfl olr which controls should be k pt and whfch should bo dlscontlnu .

"One of the principal dangers of the t-cconvarslon period has been that prices and costs woullrlibe dis-

‘torted by post-war _lnf aton re

giaxeaztorgzg? ui.1';e;%$.ll1ld£r;: suiting from temporary shortages of goods on one side and a great accumulation of demand. by war-l ld

“Any excessive run-up of prices and costs would set the stag; foi- n subsequent deflation. It would affect dtffercn very ll-“Jtqllfliijfi distortions would necessitate fresh

Seastinabie items From lliir House Furnishing i Depaflmellb- iiower Floor

' DRAPERIES

Something entirely new and ready to hangt Paper drapes completely hemmed and headed, fade proof and frame resistant. Cleonobie arid 58% inches wide, Zl/z yards long in blue, rose and natural

no ironing required.

shades. . . $2.4?

Per Pair

CRETONNES

Now showing complete line of new crefonncsf 36 to 48 inches wide.

FURNITURE COVERlNGS

Mohair in shddes of rust’, blue, green, and wine us well as striped designs 54 inches wide. The ideol. upholstering material for that chesterfieid and choirs of yours, priced $7.35 to $8.50 per yard.

Also mode up drapes in heavy fancy cretonne with pleated tops and tie bucks from $4.25 to $l4.95 pair.