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IlEslliEiicE ron SALE

AT 178 CENTRAL ST. SUMMEBSIDE

Property contains 10 rooms. Hot water heating. for electric stove. Centrally located in. good residential district. Reasonably priced. AppIy:-- R. S. HINTON, Solicitor, Summerslde.

FOR SALE 20 acres of land, one mile from Village, and 20 chains

from pavement. Good house and fair barns.

EARL CHAPPELL. Bradalbano

BEEHIVE BABY WOOL, 1 oz.

BEEHIVE FINGERING,

P 8. B WOOL and NLYON. 1 cs. .. .

MISS CANADA FINGERING, I oz. .

SUPERIOR DOUBLE KNITTING, O

BEEHIVE FRENCH TAPESTRY, 1 oz. MISS CANADA RUG WOOL, I 8. B SUPER SOCK WOOL.

FUZZY WUZZY,

2 oz.

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FOR SALE

One young pacer, sired by Slmcoe Harvester, dam "Kal- umet". Registered . u n d e r name of "Jimmy Harvester". For quick sale. Inquire at residence of the late Leo J. Gavin, Sea Cow Pond.

Signed MARY R. GAVIN.

Tenders for Lumber

Sealed tenders will be re- ceived at the office of the undersigned up till noon on May 21st, 1952, for the sup- plying of rough lumber for new Kinkora School. Bill of lumber and conditions may be obtained from the under- signed.

WILLIAM E. MacGUlGAN, Sec'y.,

Kinkora School District.

KNITTING and HOOKING

At New LOWER Prices

(Now In Effect)

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The Prince Edward Island Mui- 3 cal Iiestival is growing in pop-

ularity each year. It will do more. We think. to get people interested in good music who ordinarily do 1105 respond to cultural activities of this sort than the community concerts which brought in top notch artists, could ever do. The community concert railed in Bum- ” because, in our humble opinion. people were asked to pay to listen to types oi music (or whlch their musical background had leit them totally unprepared. O I I

The honest music lovers attend- ed and thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. The pretenders also came. applauded vigorously, voiced their trumped-up appreciation, and sui- iered boredom checriully ior the sake oi their standing in the com- munity. The other honut group whose music experience did not permit them to enjoy the higher forms oi music, bought tickets the ilrst year, perhaps, in order to help out what they knew was a worthwhile community enterprise. but aiterwards dropped out.

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The Musical Isestlval, by means of the children, is getting more and more people interested in good music every year. The soil is be- ing prepared, slowly but surely, for an honest appreciation oi the best music, and it is our opinion that alter a few more years of these Musical Festivals, the Com- munity Concert could come back to Summerside and ilourish here.

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Summersidc, and Kenslngton Ehave done particularly well in the 1952 competition. A great many lpeople irom these centres were Inot able to get to Charlottetown to enjoy the two concerts put on Iby the iestlvai winners. We think it would be a line thing it the Prince County iestival winners were to give concerts in Kensing- on, Summerslde, and ,osslble oth- er centres. We believe iairly large crowds would turn out ior such entertainment. We had a re- hearsal in Summerslde, but so many repetitions oi the same num- ber tend to detract irom the en- joyment. The very best. periorm- ance in each class would certainly be a treat

Diplomacy and tact are the es- sential qualities ior those who take part at Panmunjom in the Korean peace talks. When a Com- munist utters not only deliberate, but carefully considered ialse- hoods, does someone on our side rise up in wrath and say? "You're a liarl" He does not. Instead he refers to the tedious reiteration on the part oi the Communists oi statements which have no basis in iact. The circurnlocuatlon seems to take all the sting out of the in- sult. When the Communist rises to comment on statements made by the Allies, he will chose his words less careiully, perhaps, but still careiul enough not to break any oi the rules in this game they are playing. All the world will know, however, that what he really means is: "You're another!”

PARIS, May 8 - (Reuters) - Capt. Kurt Carlson oi the Flying Enterprise was mobbed by an ad- miring crowd at a reception in his honor at the Danish emb to- day. Carlson is here on a brlei visit. irom Rouen where his new Flying Enterprise II is docked on its first trip to Europe.

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-nsavss-r trash. sound parsnlps next April. Buy seed at .Iracs's. -noun AND sclsoor. Meeting. ensisutnn lobool, Thursday, May it, at 0 pm.

- THE SPRINGFIELD West Players will present a 3 act comedy "The Young Imp" O'leary nail, Thursday, May 15th at I pm.

-30! oilcake 3475 protein, liab- meai over 501. protein, and mix your own concentrate. Sold at .Brsce's.

-IAMILY DINNEI - Q. and Mrs. Allie Mar:Neill entertained at their home at Sumrnsrside, at s ismliy dinner ior their sister, Miss Helen Marks, previous to her departure ior England. where she will spend the Summer. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marks, Margate, and other mem- bers of the iamlly were guests on this occasion.-Bur.

- HOCKEY BANQUET - The 0'1esry Msroons Sisters hockey team held a very enjoyable ban- quet in Noonarl's Restaurant in O'Lesry on Thursday evening. May 8. The 0'l.eary girls are the champions oi Prince Edward Is- land having defeated the Elms- dale girls (last year's champions). also the Borden girls and the Char- lottetown Abbles Slshrs. They are the proud possessors oi the cup donated by the Department oi Physical Fitness oi the. Provincial Cvovemraent.-AZ.

-EN ROUTE T0 ENGLAND - Mlss Helen Marks of Msrgste and Summerslde. left on Wednesday morning. May 7th. in company with her friend, Mrs. Kipier. ior Quebec City, on route to England, where they will visit at Mrs. Kip- i'er's iormer home. Miss Marks, who is a registered druggist on the stall oi Enman's Drug Store, Summerslde, will take this oppor- tunity to study the drug business as practised abroad. combining business with pleasure. They ex- pect to return to Summerslde in September.-Bur.

- ENJOYABLE FUNCTION - The Olcary Community Hall was packed on Thursday night, May ti when the Masons oi O'Leary held a most enjoyable function en- titled "share the Pun" based on the popular radio show "Share the Wealth". The merchant: oi O'Leary donated many iine glits. The master oi ceremonies was Ralph Adams assisted by l. W. Turner and others. Mr. Adams was ideal in his role and irom 8.80 p.m. to midnight kept the large assembly in gales oi laughter and merriment. Many valuable and -e. ioeable prizes were given away. and many in the audience went home happier and wealthier aiter answering correctly the questions. It was one oi the iinest entertain- ments held in o'l..eary ior a long- time and the Masons are to be highly congratulated on , their initiative in giving to the residents oi O'Leaxy and district "share the run". The proceeds were tor the Crippled Children's Fund and other charities. - AZ.

-srrm ANNIVERSARY-Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. George Bernard tilled their spac- ious home nt Long River to the doors on Tuesday evening, May 6th, when this highly esteemed

couple were waited upon in honor oi their 50th wedding anniversary. .

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llssetsll club Annual Meeting

-1110 St. Roch school district basmall club held its annual meet- on May ms. and elected the io owing oulcsrs ior the coming season: President - Benny Kar- tin. Vise-President - Aurege Sumner. Treasurer - Al Blanchard and Auditor ther Ollaisson.

The new directors appoinyd were hnest Martin, Alphonse "Blanchard and Orville Chahson.

The club. which has been operation for are past live years. has built a spacious up-to-date club house item the proceeds oi dances held during the last three years. and to complete the oi the building and provide unl- iorms ior the team. dances will be again held in this clubhouse gleteikly starting Tuesday, May

This baseball club is a member or the west Prince school dbtricts sur-lnnban league. The other mem- bers oi this league at present con- sist oi the school districts oi oi. Louis, Tlgnish Shore and Tlgnish l-Ilih School. -PW.

During the evening a well-illled purse was presented on behalf of iriends and neighbors 'with Mr. William E. Johnstone acting as master of ceremonies. The gold- en wedding gilt chosen by the ismliy ior their parents was ll clock. in token of the hope that it mey mark many happy hours for its owners. as it replaces the time pieces worn out in ticking oil. the minutes of 50 years of joys and sorrows. Mr. Bernard in his usual jovial manner expressed his pleasure and appreciation. and Mrs. Bernard joined her husband in thanking ismliy and friends. Messrs. H. F. Donald, Arthur Stewart and Murdock MacLeod iollowed, expressing telicltstlons and speaking in complimentary terms oi this popular couple. Re- ireshments were served by the la- dies and all were treated to ice cream and wedding cake by the Bernard ismliy.-Bur.

SHOWING AT THE CAPITOL

-Based on the amazing true- experience story of a dashing un- dercover man, Warner Bros! "I Was A Communist For The F. B. 1.", comes to the Capitol screen today.

The story takes Matt Cvetlc. Federal operative, on a danger- ous mission into the lair of an espionage ring. To iulilll the re- quirements oi this duty, Cvetlc turned his back on all previous connections. He became one oi the very people he had been as- signed to investigate, a target for the abuse of his friends and the bullets oi his enemy, living a lonely, double liie until the F. B. I. gave the signal to move in.

Esssylng the real-llie role oi Matt Cvetlc. Frank Lovejoy ici- lows such outstanding portray- als as the sergeant in "Break- through"'and the wise-cracking photographer in "Goodbye, My Fancy." roles which have made critics hail him as qns oi the most promising of Hollywood's newer stars.

Dorothy Hart. the beautiful actress who scored in "Eaton Pass" and Philip Carey. the new-

comer who debuted in ''oper- ation Pacillc. head the featured cast.

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Great Savings On Quality Clothing For Men 35 MEN'S SIIITS i

. SLAOKS.

Large assortment. of steds and Tweeds.

Galiardines, Wor-

Sises 29 to 44 and

priced from-7.95 to l1.50. CLEARING SALE DAYS

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Mrs. J. J. Killers: and dauhter colleen have returned to their home in alemon Park alter a low days in Prince County Hospital.

Several iormes students oi the Air Navigation school were week- end visitors to alsmmsrslde in-

in eluding: NO William l-lutt.1"lO

Peter Sutherland. W0 . William

Campbell and F70 Russell Hicks-

They were accompanied by no

Douglas McAlllster oi Greenwood. . 5.

Flight Sergeant J. B. Eelrdon an Aeroenglne s hniclsn. has been tr-ansternd to this unit and will report in the near iuture. Two Supply Technicians, Flight Sergeant M. P. I-Iubiey and Opl. J. E. Tobin have been transierrsd to other stations. where they will re- port nsxt Monday.

LAC. J. D Topper is presently I patient of H. M. C. 8. Stadscons in l-isiliax, N. 3..-and he is wished a speedy recovery.

students oi universities across Canada are reporting in ior Bum- rn'er Air Training, which they will undergo at the Air Navigation school.

FIL 1.. K. orchard. Navigation olilcer. oi the instructing stait oi the Air Navigation school. will dc- part in the near future on trans- ier to another unit. Fll. Orchard is wished every success in his new duties. as he has been at this station ior approximately three years.

Miss Ruth Finesteln oi Ottawa, Ontario. is visiting in alwsmon Park. the guest oi her sister and broth- er-in-law, I'll. and Mrs. N. Levitln.

Sgt. W. Trimbee. Opl. J. R. Chlssson and AC 1 J. L. 11.. Tran- cis are patients of Prince Oounty Hospital. where they are under- going treatment: Their ii-lends OK- tend wishes ior aspeetly con- valescence. '

Several member. oi the mile- ers' Mess. their wives and irlends assembled in the Mess last Satur- day evening where they enjoyed transcribed music for dancing. A delicious bullet was served.

opl. H. H. Graham. an Electric- al Technician (Air) has been

resume his new duties early in the week.

Four Pilots reported here this week on posting and already as- sumed staii duties. These include F70 E. A. Wade. Flo J. C. Smith. Flo W. D. I-lslnes and No R. N. Lloyd. '

Several Radio Officers have been taken on strength oi the A. N. 3. Flying wing. where they assumed their duties this week. including. PIO J. J. C. Arsenault, Flo .T. D. Carmll, PTO G. A. Class. PIO K. R. Cox. PIO F. -P. Cutsey, rxo S. Kostenulr. PIO J. W. M. Walmsley,

PIO C. J. Williams. PTO D. L. Woodcock. PTO R. N. Zwloker, PIO

Broken lines taken from our regular stoclt. All Finest quality Pie 'N Pic Stripes. Volvo

Cords. Worsteds and

and double breasted styles. Sizes 35 to 446.

V esoulss 49.50 to 12.50 cissnmo SALE cars

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sensation-story to tie screen! The 'Must-See' Picture of the

MAY '14. 1952

Pen Points or , CAPITOL lusrssrsea-aid: ' n.c.A.r. STATIIII Tonlght'7:15-9:l5; "'11-rursdny'3:30-7:15-9:15 f':'."'I" ltamor Bros. llrillg -- r the Saturday Evening Post

BBROTHY HART c";'&BoN PHILIP CAREY

Screen Play by Crene Vilnlbur-Based on theoroeriences oi As told to Pets Martin - And published in the Stiurdey Evenirg Post

Aifso LATEST NEWS REEL

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2:. E. Dolter. rxo K. 3. Gray. NOT J. B. S. Labonte and PXO A. B. Mcxsy.

Sgt. E. J. Hogan. oi the Ground Controlled Approach section and cpl. M. F. Grant. Communications Technician (Ground) will report on transier at other stations next week.

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Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 7:15-0:15.

See Doris Day, Gordon Marilee in haPPY muslc5l-comedy-

"TEA FOR TWO” In Technicolor. Also starring Eve Arden, Billy De Wolfe. Geno Nelson and "Cuddles" Sakall. ,

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