" PAGE FOURTEEN i””MAI.lMAII'S Open iiill 93.9. Friday. Closed Saturday tax was A Special Group Selling at HALF PRICE on Friday J'.4I'l Seat in Hate for usual Summer wear . . . we reduce the price on this special group of fashion-bright shortie coats. Full backs in twins. fleeces. and worsteda. Grey. navy, black and pastel shades. Sizes - 9 to 17; 12 to 20; S8 to 44. Regular Values 524.95 to 349.50 CLEARING FRIDAY at A1247 A A2475 ' EMALLMANB FASHION FLOOR FRIDAY FEATURE - Children's Matching Sweater and Anklets Two Penn:Ian's Products. sweater with rib-knit neckline, plain waist. and quarter length sleeves. Ankleta have laatex tops. A atriped pattern 0! hluk. blue and yellow on a background of red. Sweater aiaea - I. I no.3 years, hose in sizes 8 1-2 to A 1-2. ,. Sweater x Anklets .(O1Illdrenia 1 Q3, (Aeooeaoriu. "I Menanlne) Couniori -:--1.112.-2;-----g FRIDAY SKIRT SPECIAL Plain tailored and pleated style skirts. of wool, alpine. gabardine and crepe. Colors - grey. green. brown. wine. navy and black. Sizes 12 to 20. Regular values - 84.95 to 58.95 SELLING FRIDAY It . . . FRIDAY BLOUSE SPECIAL Many blouse styles in crepes. sheers and silk Jerseys. Colors - blue. tan. yellow. pink and 1 white. Broken aiara. Regular values 53.98 in S6.l)5. SELLING FRIDAY at . . V2 PRICE 2 Fnicis cLFAnAncF or children's coats and coat Sets Sites 6 months H F "'2. to T4: Regular Value: 5.98 to 24.75 CLEARING A1 I-3 OFF- 4.65 to 16.50 SILING FRIDAY THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN Fnioiv FEATURE . I Women's "llultid" Casual and Play Shoes .. 3.50 "Nukld” caauals and play shoes. straps and aandle patterns with SMALLMAIWS BOOT A SHOE oloaed heels and open toe efteota. Wedgie and ouban heels. Colors 'v- white. green, and bright multi- coiors. Sizes 4 to D In half since. FRIDAY SPECIAL Miliinery clearance This season's straws and Felts, in brown. pink. green. natural. grey. navy. red. white and black. Limited quantity only. Reg. Values 55.95 to 314.95. CLEARING FOR Ioo pair of Ecru Cotton Curtains go on sale Friday, the sine - 35 inches wide by 2 1-4 yards long. Regular selling value of these curtains is 34.95 per pair. but a special purchase made allows ua to pass on a con- siderable saving to you. Selling in the House Furnishings, upper floor, per pair .. SMALLMANIS FASHION FLOOR I-Friday Floor Do-vering Specials- 7 90 1.00 lMALLM.AN'S HOUSE FURNIISI-IINGS Rexoleum Standard Rexoleum atandardl floor covering in two yard widths. Large variety of patterns and colors. Reg- ular value 85c per yard. Friday Special, per yard .. 2Rexoleum Deluxe Rexoleum DeLuxe lioor covering in two yard Full range of patterns and colors. Regular I1.” per yard. Friday Special, per yard idihs. Ivalue :::: ..--.:....v Fnioiv sFFcIAL Rayon Crepe by the yard Six pieces only of Rayon Crepe. In both 38 and 42 inch widths. 8 dif- ferent patterns and colors. Regular value 81.05 per yard. Friday Special (House Furnishings. upper floor). per yard ........................................... ..... :1:-.::. P-RIDE 2.95 1.25 :.A....-.....-1 Eruida-y. Lingerie Sp eoiais Value 52.59. CLEARING Fri- z'l to 32. Regular aelling values 83.05 to 310.00. CLEARING Friday for.. adatin' gowns in site: email. yz A-Broken lines of Foundation Garments Satin ,and Cotton Brassieres medium and large. Regular Girdlea by Canada's leading makers. in broken lines. Sire range from rials -- cotton and satin. CLEARING Friday at . .................................... .. (50-llllille LA-Z-BUY chairs La-Z-Boy always fits your mood. Whe- ther reading, .eclinlng or relaxing. Chair with atonl to match in II variety oi chair styles. Coverings are veloura. tapestries and frieze. Regular value 3125.00. FURNITURE STOI-I FRIDAY SPECIAL snaunara I-'l”r2i5day25Terry Towel Sn Terry Towel Seconds. in also 20 by 40 inches. Colors - blue. green. red and gold. FRIDAY SPECIAL . . . ...i Terry Towel seconds. in alae 10 by 2'! inches. lolied shades of green. roae. pearh. blue and red. Black borders. FRIDAY SPECIAL .. .... lace Table Cloths . - 12 only. Size 52"x52" v Regular Value 82.9.5 FRIDAY I-Iuoav sroal I-Ioties-e an. :6 mo p,yn. well, in White Nylon Bras Both regular atrap models and strapless as white nylon. Three Iiaes - 30, 34 and 30. Regular value 51.50. CLEARING Friday (or V2 1.1.:-..-.-......-.-.A..-.a...:..... eoials 49c Ficii DAMEO IIIFAIIIF 59c EAGIII Face Cloths to match above Towels .-... ..,-s. . .. 29c each .- V2 Fnicia PRICE Int white criminal There was no Grand Jury present. MAI" as the law new demands that the i VIESTEIIII GUAIIDIAII -GENERAL INSURANCE. Re-lpb G. Iduttut. Sulnlnerlide. --F -'1'!!! MEETING of Kenaingtoo-I Home and School Association will be held in the town hall on Timin- day. June 8th. Lunch will be served. i -nasnreooz. June 13th. Ken- int n Predryterian Players pre- sent "Ready-Made Family" spon- Isored by Keir Memorial Youm i Peoples. 3 -ros'rroNa:M:r:Nr Norma. - 1110 Play "Ready-Made llbmlly" to be presented in sea View Hall. June 9th, is postponed until a later date. Please watch this paper. -"HERE COMES CHARLIE" three act comedy St. Mark's Per- ish'l-lsll. Lot. 7 Friday night, June 9. Curtain 8:30. Specialties. dance Ialter. Canteen service. -WE HAVE two one row. new. John Deere planters still available; also on hand two Aapinweli plant- ers. used two years. reconditioned. in perfect shape; one Eureka planter. used three years.. Cull write or phone James A. liiscN.:Ell & Sons. Summerside. dial 2-115. --TIIE ANNUAL Sunday School convention sponsored by the Mori- lime Religious Education C0ii!lL!I for they Summorsirte-Kensingtun llisirlvt will be held zit Morgue United Churcli, June 8th. Sessions at 8 pm. and 8 p.m. Mr. Whltnvy . Dalrymple is M.R.E.C. representa- Itive. Sale of lunches by Marg-It: lWomen's Missionary Society. Spac- ini music evening service. -IN MAC-lS'I'RATE'S COURT- A party from Tignish charged with breaking and entering at the store of Frank Shea. St. Louis. appeared before Magistrate R. S. Hinton. K.C.. in Summerside on Tuesday and was remanded for a week. Three persons charged with insufficient lighting on their cars were fined 52 and costs. A drunken driver was given seven (lays in jail and another ,party charged with the same olfcnce had his case adjourned. Evidence. in an assault case was partly heard and adjourned.-S I --ROTARY MEETING - Squad- ron Leader Harry Mills. senior ac- counts officer at the R.C.A.F. Sla- iion. Sumnirsrside. was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Summerslde Rotary Club Tues- day at the Olympia. He gave an informative address on account- ing. Roiarian guests were R. C. Bradley, Haverhill. Mass.. Athol MscLeod, Cambridge, Mass, Lewis Rodney. Yarmouth, N.S.. E. S. Chandler. Charlottetown. Mr. J. S. Tumbull of Summerslde was also a guest.-S -KINSMEN MEETING - .iim Harris was chairman at the reg- ular meeting of the Kinsmen Club of Summerside held in the Olym- pia Restaurant Tuesday evening. Alec Mscliae. reporting for the carnival committee. thanked all the members lor their splendid support and said that a detailed report would be given when all the bills had been received. Club prcsidcnt Elmer Offer also con- gratulated the committee snd the members generally on the line job done. Herb Stright reported that the matter of operating the Do- minion Day concessions at the race track. as had been done for the past five years, is under dis- cussion with the proprietor of the track, Mr. Hamid Gaudet.-S - IN SUPREME COURT - The June term of the Supreme Court for Prince County was held in Summer-side Tuesday with practi- cally no business on the docket. There were no criminal cases. no appeals. and the only civil case docketed was settled between the pa lies before court convened. Sh riff Hubert Hall presented Mr. lduslice Mark R. McGuigan. who presided. with the customary pair gloves indicating no cases on the docket. Grand Jury be called only once Ii year it there are no criminal cases. The only members of the bar present were the Attorney- Gencral. l-ion. W. E. Darby. K.C.. and Mr. Heath Strong. KC.-S Personals I - Mrs. Obbie lVIacAriliIir. Sum- iinersido East. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. Her many friends wish her II speedy ' recovery.-S -Mrs. Herold Mclver. SuInmer- side. left on Monday for Mon- ireal to undergo medical treat- ment on her eyes.-S KIN SINGTON Thurs. 7.15 - 0.15 - William Holden purchases a bondwoman "Loretta Young" and marries hrr ' to unite a home for his Iaotherless aon "Gary Grey" bur, Robert Mit- ohunl. the tall dark "Stranger" sure upeeh things. Illa the unusual re- Inaaee "laohel and the It ". else aherta. Air Security National Security V STORES cLosFn ALL DAY SATURDAY JUIIE 10 th. SMAI.lMAIl' Your Friendly Stores -?-4 CAPITOL Summer-aide (The Best In Sound and Movies LAST SHOWING TODAY - 8:30-7:15-9:15 A Comedy Riot "MISS '1'ATLOCI('S MILLIONS" With John Lund - Wanda Hendrix FRIDAY - SATURDAY - 2 BIG ATTRACTIONS Friday 7:15-9:25.-3 Setugday 2:30-17:15-9:25 VII Stunpahhe g amiyiiiiiiiiit-vuaauasaannuu and Charles Siarrett (The Dumngo Kid) and Smiley Burnette in "HOB-SEMEN OF THE SIERRAS" .-e STARTS 7.158 I -TDIIIGIIT 9.20 Also Friday 3:30, 7:15 and 9:20 and Saturday 2:30. 7:15 and 9:20 . Abbott & Costello met the Monster . . now it's the Bowrry Boys . in their Funniest Pioturrl "MASTER MIIIDSY 2 - BIG ATTRACTIONS -- 2 DIIAPAIII TIIEATIIE ORAPAUD Fri. 8:30-Sat. 1:80-Dziitl Gene Autry hdrallrittoa "IDADIZD PISTOL!" 5 Good Slsorh. including Three in ' "