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YOU CAN SMELL THE DIFFERENCE -

(Above) "ORDINARY CLEAR" 7 T 7

Perhaps you think your wash is perfectly clean. Yet a faint "musty" odour often betrays the presence of invisible dirt, grease. scum left in clothes by ordinary suds. Scientific tests show Surf gets out this bidders cause of odourl

SURF-Clilll . . -. SWIETERI (Righl)1

Eyre (I dried indoors! Yes, wen wilboul misnvg, Surf ets clothes cleaner . . . reirioyes every ast trace of dirt, ever him of dirty clothes" odour. Surf-clean c oihes are whiter, brighter . . . and so wonder-

fully fresh and sweet to snielll

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This single light Surf- rinse is better than several

clear-water tinsings. lt's shiny.-white sunshiny- easier on your clothes, brig t, I711)!-tl'y'vtu'!:I too. And, it leaves every- even if dried indoors thing so wonderfully soft Truly astonishingl There

and easy to iron.

Even without rinsing, Surf-clean clothes are the cleanest clothes. But, be!- Jer still, it adding it little Surf to Iii

Surf-washed, Surf-rinsed, Surf-clean clothes are sun-

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You can tell by the smell that your Surf-clean wash is deep-down sweet and clean. Not just whiter, not just bri hter to look at-but sunshiny, i'res -air- sweet to smell,

Laboratory tests explain why this is so. They show that Surf-even without rinsing-actually gets out more dirt . ; ; the lltindryou can see and also "invisible dirt '-grease, ertnslaiid scum; Because it gets out this idden dirt that other sud:

your washes

leave In your clothes, it trace of "dirty clothes" 0 our-far more than any other product tested.

Yet Surf is as gentle to bands and to

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Tests show SURF gets out more dirt, b grease and germs then any other leading woshdoy sudsl Gets clothes so clean you can actually smell the

eta out every

fabrics as it is hard on dirt. it contains

even if dried indoors.

1. wonderful purifying in redient that gently jloofr out even deep- own soil and odour . ; . that lets you safely cut down or eliminate rinsing.

Keep several boxes on hand for laundr , kitchen, bathroom. You'll find Surf's aster,” ' time, work, water-and washables. Gives you the cleanest, sweetest washes ever. "Yes, your eyes and your nose will tell you: If it's Surf-clean, 'itls realb clean! Sweeterl

, tweeter action saves

to omit sun: on: ClOl'HES lwmrtr, anfourir so rnisu-in-swiir AS sum

Borden

-Mr. Gerald Rooney of Alber- ton was a visitor at the hcrne of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mcxenna, Borden on Wednesday evening en route to Halifax.

Miss Nelda Chute of Bedford,

N. 8., is visiting in Borden with her cousin Mm. Harold Coggins and Mr. Coggina.

Mrs. James Murphy of Alberton was the guest of her son Mr. Reg- inald O'Connor and Mrs. O'Connor at Borden on Thursday when en route to Toronto. where she will attend the wedding of her son

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Everett to Miss Viola Mscwem at Toronto, but formerly of M15. couche, P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKenna and daughter Nancy Anne of Bor- den. spent the week-end in Burton Lot 7. guest of Mrs. McKenna's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin. V

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The regular auction party of the Borden women's Institute was held in the town hall on Thursday evening. with five tables playing. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. J. J. Macissac. gents by Mrs. Foch Mc- Kenna with consolation prizes going to Mrs. J. R. MacLauchlan and Mr. P. J. Mclnriis. The freeze out prize was also won by Mrs. J. R. Maebauchlan.

Rev. D. M. Fraser, Central Bede- que. Mrs. Hector Macxenzle and son Gordon. Borden. returned home on Wednesday front an enjoyable motor trip to River John, N. S.. where they attended the Ordin- ation of Rev. J. W. Doohan. other churches represented were Clarkls Harbour Baptist Church and Eg-

llnton Baptist Church. Toronto. Rev. J. 1". i-Iolliday of Toronto. de- lllvered the Ordination sermon lwhile Rev. M. V. Bolser ave the ;o'l1arge to the church, and Rev. D. M. Fraser gave the charge to the candidate. The Island delegates were accompanied home by Mrs. Doohen who will visit in Bedeque and Borden.--A.

RICE POINT W. X.

The October meeting of Rice Point W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth MacLalne with an attendance of seven members.

Meeting opened by repeating the Creed. followed by roll call which was responded to by each member paying fifteen cents.

The minutes of lent meeting were approved as read by the sec- retary.

The sick committ-re reported fruit. sent to sick. also baby re- membered with a gift. A second sick call to be made later. Sym- lmlhy cards to be sent to bereav- ed famlllu. also A former Insti- tute member to be remembered.

A motion to the effect that 3 Willie marrled- couple be pre- sented. with a gift was passed by the meeting.

Roll call to be answered next meeting by members bringing cards of sympathy. etc

Napkin with enclosure of 31 to be sent to Greek children, care of Dr. I-litchmanova.

Correspondence was read by sec. retary.

Two motions to the effect that 55.00 be given to the Orphanage and 82.00 to cancer lund tire passed by meeting.

Plans were made for raising money for school purposes. Secre- turv to buy rum and insert ads in The Guurtiinn.

Meetimz closed with the Nation- al Anthem.

Lunch committee fnt November meeting: Mrs. Rankin MecLalne. Mrs. Florence MacDonald and Mrs. C. Mncliachern.

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-OIIIOIIN sorrel. lnnilton Hall. wqiiumy. November let.

G. Illilllft. SIIIIDUNM.

....-&l.lNDlNG went from Most- dey until Friday each week. Fred C

..MAsQtIItMDl DANG! in 81311111 Valley Rail. October attn. Sale of lunches.

-DB. DEWA3. O'L9IP!. Illl be absent from his office from Octdber llth to 50) inclusive.

..-DB. W. E. CALLAGIIAN has changed his office location to 58 Summer Street. This is situated near the Post Office. .

-I PAY CASH here for geese and duck feathers, also cotton and jute teed ii'IsYs'."?a'distoTs'lnd' bit? teries and iron. metals and steel. John R. Marks. New London, P. ,E. I.

-3 C0 UT COMMISSIONER VISITS 'l'lto0P.,-Provincial Field Commissioner for the Scouts. Ciorden Keir oi was a. visitor to 0'Leery on Friday night and addressed the Wolf Cubs and a number of the Boy Scouts and their Leaders. 'l'heLeedere of the wolfiduibs this year will be Mrs. Mame Kennedy and Mrs. Alton Rayner. The scout Master is Douglas Hardy who will be as- sisted by Emmeroon smallman. The chairman of the group com- mittee is John Matthews. scoutins in 0'Leary is sponsored by the 0'Leary Women's Institute.

Keough-liclfenna ' Wedding

-A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Sacred Heart Church, Borden. on Wednesday morning. Oct. 11th at 9 o'clock. when Mary Myrtle Mclfenne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Swlthin McKennu, Chelton, was united In the holy bonds of matrimony to John Thomas Keouxh. son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. K-tough. Cape Traverse.

The marriage ceremony and nup- tial inaas was performed by Rev. Reginald McDonald. PP.. assist- ed by Rev. W. V. McDonald, is former pastor and now at St. Peters.

The bride was attractively at- tired in Rhone wine zabllrdlne suit, with navy accessories. and wore a corsaze U! American beauty roses.

Mrs. Fverett McKcnna, who was brldesit !!1. was dressed in wzne gabardlne suit with grey acces- sories and wore a cors-Ase of Plllk roses. Mr. Everett MCKEYIMI. bro- ther oi the bride, was groomsmrin. The bride's Rift to the bridesmaid. was a crystal rosary. The grooms gift to the groomsman was s ster- ling silver rosary.

During the ceremony "Ave Marie", "Adore te D4-vote" and other appropriate hymns were

nicely rendered by friends oi! the bride and groom.

Atter the marriage the bridal party motored to Birch Hlll Tourist Home. Summerilde, where a sumptuous turkey dinner Wl'IB served. Rev. Reginald McDon:a.ti proposed the toast to the bride and was ably respondctl to by 'l1e groom. Complimentary. remarks were made by Rev. W. V. McDon- ald and others present.

Mr. and Mrs. Keoulh left On H 3110” honeymoon trip, the bflde travelling in a rust wool dress. navy blue coat with matching ac- cessorlel and silver fox cape-

On their return the lmPDY 000' ple will reside in Lupe Tra- verse where the groom is I prosperous farmer. In honor of her aPPT09Chl"'3 marriage the bride was tendered 3 miscellaneous shower in Seven Mile Buy Hall on Friday evenliy; Sept. 29th. Pink and vrlslte stream- ers radiating from a wedding bell marked the location of the bridal chair. The bride was Dl'959'll”d Wm, a lovely bouquet of flowers by her small niece. Miss Cather- ine Murphy. Daintlly trimmed baskets were refilled several H3”- The gifts were opened by hrs. Joseph Murphy and .:irs. Art ur Sherry. while Mrs. Everett M0- xenm. and Mrs. Austin Murtllw rend,the donors names and K004 wishes. Mrs. Evl Murray "Wily arranged the all I 0n W9 "ll",-M Myrtle gracefully expressed 5' ,h,,nk, go, the many oesutiful an ugefnl gifts. which includnd ver. linen and chetr-Iel Th rey llclouds luntciimveva:v::i;xe'd.wu fpmt main or 0 5

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is am 0. iieartz. '12- I "W denmyt Climcord for the ill” 5:1 yang-3' died Wednesday 3ld3i'1:s: gm-at villabury unit. Coreor . pital, me: a Ions HIM"-

M.-, mm: llld been omvloved wit.h'the New England 0131'! ”;m' party for the past 32 seam Bluff that time he had owned I 1'05 ll rant on Warren Street.

um, mbert Hearts: four grand

chilgrtm. and W "l"-'" ” ews.

mgunetsl services for lllmlllml

mute were held Saturday llW' noon at the Rowe Funeral hotnei Edward Mlllay. olzlllof 0

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-llr. John 1'. Gallant has re- turned to his home after having enioyed a few weeks its been Island. New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy and daughter. lit-iiia. " ubsnlt. spent the week-end in Surninerside.

Miss Marguerite Lsclaire. Ills- couche. spent the week-end in Pluaville. sum or Miss Arlene Corcorsn.

Mr. Joseph Gsllent.'l Summar- side, spent the weelt-end at his home here.

Miss Agnes Heffell, Freetown. lpent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy. Rosebenk. '

' Mr. and Mrs:'Noi-be”iFCTreo?'a'ii were recent business visitors to Sumnierslde.

Mr. Joseph Francis. Charlotte- town was a recent business visitor to Plusville.

Mrs. Melvin McGregor and chil- dren Kennie. Bobbie, June and Frankie, Burton. were Sunday vis- itors to Piuavllle.

Mr. Ralph Hardy, Sumrnei-side. spent the week-end at his home in "osebanlt. -

Miss Lorraine Corcornn. Mis- couche. spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Corcorsn.

The teachers and pupils of Pluayille. have returned to school again atter the usual we weekI' fall vacation. i

Miss Jean Howard. Burton. was a Sunday visitor to Piusvllle.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran. Hazel. Lorraine and Norma. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien, St. Louis.

Mr. Denny Rogers, Glen8I"Y. was a Sunday visitor to PllIIVll19-

The regular FrldaY rlzht dance was held in' Bloomfield. Music was furnished by Mr. Lennard Barnett and his orchestra. .....M.......

Nevy Men Sell Pies l'-or Orpheus

MONUPON. N. B-. Oct. 2! -(OPV - Last year navy men gave their blood for Moneton orphans. This year they donated pies so the kid! will have a happy Christmas-

And the pies went like the tra- ditional hot cakes. The 1.104 plu- baked by men from the near”! Coverdale naval radio station 7- went on sale today and were I0-d out by noon. The, pic project replaced last year"; plan, when the radio sailors sold blood to the Moncton Hospital for the Ohristnies psi-t.y fund. This year. they donated their blood 7:0 the Red Cross.

Gilli subscriptions. To Manitoba Ballet '

MONTREAL. Que.. Oct. 20 - The officers and employees of the Canadian National Railways have subscribed a total of ammo to the Manitoba Flood Reliec Fund. This was made known here today when C. D. Cowle, vice-president. and treasurer of the company, an- nounced the final results of the system canvass,

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"Secret Navy Combat Films in Technicolor". See Midway, Saipan, Leyte and Okinawa.

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emphasis on the aircraft carriers

which helped achieve the recent

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i over a. year in the making, War-

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cially executed manoeuvers in order 06 reproduce the battle episodes of the film. In addition. actual hith- erto unreleased footage froni the film files of the 11.5. Navy were utilized to add the proper authen- ticity.

Besides star Cooper. the picture features Jane Wyatt, Wayne Morris and Walter Brennan. An,interest- ing sldeiight concerning Morris” role is that during the war he portrayed the same role. only in the real sense as a pilot on board the Inuit. one of the Navy's most illiistrltvus carriers which saw action all the way to the final big show at Okin- mu.

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