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IIEVER A STORY LIKE IT!
Couroge. faith, understanding; these were their only wen s and they were torged in the simple hearts of t ree children, who found in this quiet meadow In Fatima. Portugal. something so wonderful. so inspir- ing, so powerful that it made men with guns trembli- before children with truth.
TO THE BEST OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE. AND ACCORDING TO THE TESTIMONY OF 100.000 WITNESSES . . . THIS IS A TRUE STORY!
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plunged Ytoward .- 3 the ' earth! Shows 12:30 7-9
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..-SIIOEH. .- The largest stock ever. Men's. Women's and Child- ren's Shoes. More arriving every day at .:t(-ivart & Beck.
.'l'ARll'7TY tiON('l'JIl'I'. tinni- iliridtze Hail. Friday. April 10th. spnnsnrrtl by Sturgeon Women's lnsiiiiite.
rl().Ill'2 T0 5l0ili.t.lllr' Church of Ciirist iinixlit. Special mll5H'. Mr. Johnny Bears and Mrs. Flora Nelson. Snrmnn "The Message of the TlliPe Crosses". Kenneth Norris, livuiigclist.
,.-('.()Al. AND W001) RANGES -Now is the time. to trade that used range for ii new Fawcett. We have sale for several good used Ranges. But we have to have them soon. Call and see us. Stewart do Beck.
....'WAT("ll our arts closely- Tlie hiizzest. l1if'Il'lP)'-5('.YIl1K event of the season is coming soon. Get lready for hig hargnins at the .'Re.x:ill orizziiinl one rent sale. ,Wpdnnsria:'. Tiiiirsilay, Friday and Saturday. April .l:'i. 18. 17, 18. At ihltilinn Dflli: Co. The Rexall Drug Store. Mnntaiznsv.
Active Year
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town Company, captain.
Mrs. Hiitrhesoii announced that the blue thanks badge was to be awarded fa Mrs. D. M. McGuire. ivlinse rtepariiire is very much re-. grctied. and a reriificate of thanks to Mrs P? M Malone, who was not present for the meeting-
The lll2Illli!l1f of the afternoon was undoubtedly the address RIVER hv Mrs Everett Hawaii, the for- mer Betty Kira who spoke about lier experienrns last. summer. ivher. die repi'eseni.ed Canada as an ex- cliaiige rnunrillor In the United States. Mrs lloivatt. herself A iznld rnrri ciiide. lira: taken an active in- trrvst in guiding. and was we-l'i qualified to represent. Canada.
lqitrrided and at the gathering of iviteriiational representatives of the mm-enieni Her talk was most yiiits-rs-stinz. iiistriictive. and oftenl nniusinrz as she told nf the varied, F.VDPl'l6l1('PS of her trip. i
Following ari,1nurnme.nt. of ihr, meeting. ii delicious tea was served:
FOR THRILLS AND DRAMA YOU'VE ,. NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT!
i- THE FIRST AND ONLY SHOWING -
MIDIIIIISIIT FRIDAY PRINCE EDWARD M 11-30 M!-
We the top-secret story . . . of the fin-footed, goggle- eyed, beach-blasting Frogmen--who go in first-to clear the way! i
Underwater they fight like demons from another world . . . defying sub, foe and coral jungle.
Rleliaril Daiiii Gary Andrews
Wiiliiiark Merrill
in the dining room. officers Elected
Following is the report of the nominating committee: Officers 1953-IBM
Honorary president, Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse: Provincial Commission- er. Mrs. F. G. Huteheaon: Deputy i Provincial Commissioner. Mrs. John sutherlzind.
Executive Committee, Mrs. H. 3. Armstrong. Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Mrs. A. H. Duvar, Mrs. Morton Dew, Mrs. Gordon Foster, Mrs. Walter Hyndman, Mrs. E. 8. Lord. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. Mrs. Lemuel MacDriugali, Mrs. Fred MacMillan. Mrs. L. L. Noonari. Mrs. W. R. Brennan. Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Miss Lillian Duchemin, Mrs. J. H. Cerry. Mrs. G. E. Hart- ien. Mrs. J. J. Connolly. Mrs. Wen- rlail MacDonald, Mrs. Leonard MacDonald, Mrs. J. A. MacMillan. lMrs. Neil Matheson, Mrs. L. E. lProwse. Mrs, G. B. Whltestde. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Wellner, Mrs. Wilfred .Perry, Summerside, Mrs. Alex ll-lorne, Sunimerslde. Mrs. Thane icampbell, Summerside, Mrs. Jack
lwatsoii, siimmerside, Mrs. Carrol
caerror.
MATINEE ironav 2:30;
IIOW PLAYING EVENING 7 - 9
The Roaring Story of the Rugged Logging Fr ntiers!
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;DPlPtilPX, Summerside. Mrs. Charles iLinklett er, Summerside, Mrs. Christine Pirkard. Miss Mono Wil- son, President, Gulders Club. All Commissioners.
Council Members-Mrs. T. H. R. Soriicrs. Mrs. Leslie Titcombe, Mrs. Alex Matheson. Mrs. Harold Shaw. Mrs. J. P. Lantz. Mrs. Louis SB(llt!f,l Mrs. Prank Burke. Mrs. W. A. Red- rtin. Mrs. G. D. DeBloi.s, Mrs. wal- ter Jones. Mrs. Frank Macl.ean. Mrs. J. T. Irwin. Mrs. J. D. Dav- ison. Mrs. H. C. Bohaker. Mrs. Kenneth Parker, Mrs. A. 5. Cut- clifte, Mrs. H. L. Palmer. Mrs. G. E. Mofrat. Mrs. James Blake. Mrs. Ivan Horne, Mrs. Robert Luge, Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald. Mrs. Maurice Mill. Summerside. Mrs. J. A. Arsenaiilt, Summersirle, Mrs. Henry Wedge, Summerside. Mrs. D. T. MacNcilI, Summerside.
Provincial Lorie Commissioner. Miss Carrie Holman; Provincial Camp Commissioner, Miss Gladys
Hart: international (jommissionen. Miss Gladys Hart; Public Rclat-' ions Commissioner, Mrs. A. G,' Marniillang Head of Training. Mrs.l Rilliih Dumont: Finance, Mrs. J.l H. Cerry; Awards, Miss Mona Wil-' son. l
Division and District Commlsstonen-I
Division of Queem, Mus lilhesenie. Arsenauit; Districv-I Smith Charlottetown. Miss Suz-I anne. Macliinnon: Division of Kings. Mrs. 1.. ll Poole: ,1')istrlci-Ii Al0t'il.'l2lIF. Mrs. Peter Sinclairzi Divtsion of Prince. Mrs. Kennethi Crump; D i s t. r i c I4IImmer5IdL,l
Mrs. T. L.Il.inkletter: Field sec- retary, Miss Phyllis Cutciiffe Aurlitor. Mrs. P. S. Jenkins.
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MONTREAL. A 'riI Oil:-In love with your new Spring list? You I look ur very prettiest in it if you're feeling in an dandy. And I kiwi I mire cure for that olusgilh. itearly Spring” feeling. lim Just one of the many who find that A daily -glass-(if lemon in water. taken first thing on aris- ing in the morning, helps the system regulate itself. Lemon in water alkhlinizel and aids diges- . tinn. Tlicrch. none of that nnneoeuary irritation Ioinetuneo caused by harm Iiixaiivaa. This naturol, fresh fruit drink it lood for you-iii: full of Vitamin C. But-do be sure to insist. on SIIIXRIST CALII-iOli3lA LEMONS. Their full-flavoured juice makes all the diderence.
Here's .4 (Jill For You! A wonderful gift t.liat'you'II find will be a big help to you in your sewing. It.) a ecisl set of leaflets . . . What. to know About Sli e Futenera", pug. pared for you by the Lightning Fastener Company Limited. Want to know how to get that "profes- sional look" wimp you new in your zippers? These ICRIIEISIWIII tell you exactly how. Easy-t.o-follow instructions, with illustrations, show the iitrirks of the trade" that guiirantee you a wrinkle-free job EVERV i1m9- Yes, there are dozens of tips in these leaflets to help you. So he sure to write in ma--Bnrbiirn Brent, 1411 Crescent St. Montreal. P.Q.-for your FREE SET of leaflets today!
Baby's Ceiling Quin grown
iii... Do You Like to begin your
up, thanks to day? Slow and theh good qour; E oyk la y - oft, is ment o H: In
Heinl special tip”? 35'' I foods for babies. I4 ll " W 1' I! ' And now it's I ::::''r to lulu: h.n?.e '0. balm I In for that wide- 5””n3 h"" "5 awake feeling
vxvitinz Wiiiy Qt HEINZ ' thin like hot CREANI JUNIOR FOODS" Wm! R (him SARA-eI:i'lYlKl:Z.ATgfor ii quick start. for him lo bog”! on almngtpgrovllr Serve it with plump, mellow "ll I3” a i ' good things Ilka glicpg gf riip hamnn to give a Junior Vrgc-tables, Lamb and H d If ii y' 1 D I. .
- I . ' ' g DEW ) en 0 RS OUTS C ICIOIIS. Liier, Junior S r-gotnble Fish Din Y d E, p Q . k Cr ner; and Junior Creamed Tomato U-VI"! ""-fr 001' . aim Vegetables llnll Rice. Incidentally, of llhglt takes any is minu as those Junior Foods make wonder- 01 boiling N) Ffiok I0 . liaflecl ful soups for the pre-school age smoothness. What 3 more, its good child. 1'ntii your )'0lll1gSICl'-I5 five for you. It contains iron for good or so, it's lisimllij 8- 500d IMP: '0 red blood ariil mlciur-n and phos- give him soup in more mildly phorus for diets deficient in these seasoned form. Br-raiise of their element.-i. So give your whole milder sezisoiiing, all the Heinz family a quick start for the day Junior Foods are kind to tender with hot Cream of Wheat. for young iummies. 579311585!-
How Thick Should A Tluua Handkerchief Be? - Twoply? - Three
ply? Thats a matter of how it is to he used.
3) But. only FACE-ELLE om-rs you a choice of 1
. nr fl ply tissues . So renieniher. it's F.-ice-Ella
M .9-ply in the GP5F:E). boxy and Fare-Elle 3-ply
3 xx white in the. Plhlx box. (lnu can also get. 3-ply
in !l1P”l"XII'a. lIi,igtl4lai;i:;-lillnuforl Men size until
Face-E e En as on. 'uu' a ways apprecisa
the super strength and absorbency which only a 3-ply tissue can give you
. . . But you'll want it especially when you have a hesvyliead cold.
It is made of 8 pure, soft;-fibred cellulose so its non-irritating to even
the most. sensitive nose. And actually it's an economy to use 3-ply
Face-Elle herause I've found you use fewer of these super absorbent
tissues. Try it once and you'll agree that it's "one of the better thing! of life”i
Will: A Happy Hint of Spring in the riir, )i'(t'sdjiis; E
the rigt in o i L”) I ilay for ii walk. 5& lh Rut ivaikingis no (S fiin.when a. pain- ful corn (or callus) has you tune and ,1 . . frowning. So take Then you know -
my iirlvice . . . try I 1 how handy INSTANT CHASE & new BLUE-JAY &s1,:-gt SANBORN COFFEE ran be! H... Corn Plzislers with V a' cause you can nizikv-. just. one cup Phriiylium. Tliiii's the new mrrli. at a time, ivlienover the. folks ration that. gets lll'l(lCl' your rnrn Want it - - - Mid IIWTEIB I10 V3516- and helps push it. out. from umlrr- That makes it very.econoinical- mnlh. . . . the first really new even more so when you consider niedication for coins nnd calluses llifii Instant: Chase 43 Subaru in over seventy years, In actual saves you up to we a pound com- Iesls, Phr-nylium wont. in work pared with ground coffee. Make 33?; faster, worked 3573 more II- as stronz UP 85 mild R5 3'01! like. surely than any other leading there's still a. saying. And of course remedy. Easy to see why three Instant Chase dz Stil1I.'JOl'n is good. out of four rorn sutierers say it's You see, it's made by experts with the best. news in years! You'll nearly 100 ycars' cotice experience. agree!--ask for Blue-Joys with No. you- can't. beat Instant Phenylium at. your favouiitc drug Clirise (E Sanhorn for convenience, counter today. economy and downright goodneml
No More Wash-Day "Lei-Dawn" For Me. Now when my wash is done, ills not only clean, it's sparkling white . . . truly a "dream wash". And you know the simple secret? Just use Blue. Yes, it's easy to get. sparkling white aheets, towels. pillow cases and table linen when you use Blue. You and I know you have to rinse clothes clean, then it's simple to put. is dash of Blue in the water In get. them really while. Blue, is kind to your finest fabrics-yoIi're not. taking chances when you use it. to get. your washings snowy white. And the cost? . . . A few pennies a month, thatls all.
Yes, for the whitest wash, use RECKITTS BLUE.
A Letter From A Reader Say: ”I'm so glad I read about. Zonitora in S .. your column. It's difficult. to find out about the best method of feminine hygiene so it's not 5 widely dis- cussed subject. I'd just like to say that Zonitors are as effective as I'd hoped they'd be!" Yes, thousands of women are finding ZONITORS the most. satisfactory method of feminine Iiygicne. These grmiscless, stainless, snow-whito vngin.-il suppositories are dainty, convenient -powerfully gcrmicidni-yet. absolutely safe to delicale tissues. For further hrlpful facts on the important sub- ject. of feminine hygiene-simply write to ma- Barbara Brent, 1411 Crescent St... Montreol, P.Q.--Ind I'll rend you a has booklet in ii pliiin wrapper.
Perhaps Your Family has I. habit of rising at dif- ferent times Pop at seven- filteen; Bill at. . eight-oh-hve; Jill - just A! late as possible.
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CAKE I MIX
if? Just Add Water
2 nii soc 2 pkiim 75c Sunkist ORANGES (plastic bag) 3 dos. 75: WHITE SUGAR. io lbs. I9: CLARl('S arms. 20 oz. fins. 2 for .. . V35: sucro BACON. lb. 49: ROASTING PORK. lb. 45:
D. 8: F.'SAlISAGES. lb. . . . . . . . . 39: SHANKLISS F1CNICS.J Ila. . . . . . . . . . . 47:
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We are offering for a short time only-Whiticod. feeding cod liver oil. 150 D and 1200 A for 52.98 per gal. Protect your flock at this bargain price.
murisoiv PHARMACY v ; M0''t'8"0- Lu1?o'h'::ili"A:r1:?'eh?';:
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1400 SHEETS
n.....,”is.g: C O I 0 it E D iiuiiiioiiiii iissiiia
Pay no more for color! 1 Now you can match Y0VTT50II!'
(!""'l'M"") room or powder room color i. 'lh Riio downy Iolt, ' PEACH ';oItTl.ti:v:uo . . . women 057' III the notion tiuuo ever mod. ' BLUE Two rolli per PIICISOIO 5"” d-I400 shoe ' YELLOW per roll-I Ii , "LAC thlclinou. Be sure to on lite Downy Sol! Tinii -' h i aIity'iocIi-Ilse. . GREEN 'i.l.'ii.7.::"'fi..uo that were aho wh". youilou. '
I150 an-on W '00
comes in
5 pastel colors I
SOLD AT LEADING STORE-5 EVERYWHERE!
HOLMANS Both Stores
SALE at
HOUSEWARES
. Friday and R Saturday
Heavy Tin Aluminum DAIRY PAILS TEA KETTLES
on 1.89
A product of General Steelwares. 10 U4 Good weight aluminum kettles In 41M qt. size. I Rugged construction, a real qt. size. Have well designed spouts and buy at this low price .. black wood handles .....................,..-..........
1.69
Cotton WET MOPS
' Regular T5:
59c
Ironing Board COVERS
Regular 2.25
1.59
Clothes Pin Dog and 6 Dozen
Clothes Pins
I Here's Value! White Cot- B or. size cotton wet: mops While pad with sturdy 10,, 1:33; win. wig. holder
with well finished wood WHO" I800 type COVER d 5 , i 1 1:11 hondlas. Size 54" x 15" x 13". 3",. d” "H" M "
Good Quality Kitchen Mirrors
Regular 1.55 A
1.19
Good quality shock mirror with 1" Wlil" enameliod wood tnme. many also 12 X IE” I "'
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3-Piece Silver-Plated
Sugar and Cream Set A
Regular 3.98
2.99
Outstanding Value! 36 sets only at each store. Heavily silver plated on copper. hale-set consists of sugar, cream and
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