FEBRUARY 2o. 19st:

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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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-.\'OTICE IO AIJVILItTlSl-Iltﬁ- “vertlsers arr reminded that their ,0 must be in the Crrardian lLl um- than noon the urcvious day w guarantee insertions uut oi my adveﬂihers wh~ telephone wlasslfieds, ctr. mould ourtlcuiaxy] i881’ this in inlnd l

_ YOUNG IVOWENS GUILD - np- Young Women's Guild of the guniznerside Presbyterian Church npk] its February meeting on l-h-,,,;.ilii_v evening at the home of m; Fred Moose with the presid- mz, Airs. Emmett Rcinahan in the illﬂli‘. The members were liusy with vet-iii; and knitting. Delicious re- tresliments were served by the (ﬁlftmi, assisted by Airs. Mark taiitlci, Jl’. — S

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lint-ii. Refreshments iii keeping with

the occasion were. St‘l'\ ed by the ifissos June Cliappcll, Itfarie Dekkrr, [gnnle Rogers and Mrs. Mlltcn life‘.- uh. A devotional SON/ice concluding rith the Friendship Circle. was held it the r1056 of the evening and co-i- iliicted by the minister. e-S

._ TRINITY IIURFII YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION -— lvli‘. Davis ifurray and his committee lI‘\(I yhrirgc of the program of the YPU. pf siimmerslde Tﬁlilly Church at Epworth

thi- chair during the business ses- iloii. After the devotional exercises, i ‘zvlock Trial" was staged with the! following taking. part: Mr. Arnold Phillips, Miss Aime ‘Phillipson. ivlixl lack Hobalt. Miss Joyce Schurman,‘ lifiss Lois MacDonald. The Bitilei jtiidv on "Prayer" was conducted by, lhe minister. After delicious refresh‘ mwnrs by the committee in charge», volley ball was played. -S1

—SPONSOR. ESSAY CONTEST- Ii letter has recently been re- ceived by Mrs. Lucas R. Allen. siznimerside. stating that the P.E.I.i Branch of the W. C. '1". U. is spoil-l aoriniz a Temperance Essay Contest» for pupils of Grades V11 to X ivithl the following topics to choose from: l i. Alcohol and the Athlete 2. Guiltv vDriving While Drunk 3. Alcohol v.1 the young Canadian. Thi- essays

grade. school. address. when coin- plated these should he forwarded to Mrs. Wilbur Willis. ERA! East. Roy- lltv. P. E. I. on or before liiarch. ii -—S<‘

TODAY and

present:

REGENT.‘

Today 8:80-7:15 and 9.15

“Now they know about us!”

in Shanghai!

UIUIMA PICTURES

will Everett SLOANE and Glenn ANDERS A ALSO COMEDY AND TRAVELOGUE

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

8 Summer Street, Summorllde, Phﬂﬂg B031 News, Subscriptions. Adv J. ELMER MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW

ertlaing Representative:

was and aoaz. , bwzht n any of the

‘ followinl: atorea in Summe hide: Bell Bookllﬁrﬂ. silmmﬂl‘ $17081; Gouriien Drugstore, 2i Central Street;

pqy at 5c i181’ ill)’ 1"‘ 13¢ Der week. Phone 803i for this service or give your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your routs,

—GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph G. Muitait. Surnmerside.

—SUl\Il\lI'lRSII)I'2 Council or in, knights of (‘olumbtig will hold 19g pro-Lenten dune.» n. H]F Hume “"5 "Think! for all members and their wives nntl invited guests, Orchestra in iitlr-ntlrince,

—'l‘IIi-J ROYAL Srarlot Chapter Bedeque district will meet in Bur. d?" lodge room on Tuesday, Feb. 21st. lil. 8.00 pm. All members please attend.

—I-IOCKE\' Bedequq rink m. night Monday, South Shore Lea- Kile game, Bordon Abrgweitg vs, Ailtiustinc Cove Bulldogs, Skate after. Admission (ill ccnls.

-E‘.\'TI~IRTAINS LADII-IS GUILD

served llffllfflbll‘; refreshments at me conclusion of the meeting. _ s — LADIES SOCIAL CLUlliﬂMrs. G. L. Sheen presided over the regu- lar meeting of the Ladies Social Club of the Siininicrside Trinity Church on Thursday evening in Ep- worth Hall. ’i‘he opening I‘i_\"l'1l‘.1 "Guidi- me O Thou Great Jehovah“ was folio-wed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. A gratifying report of the recent Valentine Slipper was submitted. The refreshments were

—- PRESBYIERIAN Y. P. S. - Mr. Colin King. ivorship Convener, conducted tho devotional exercises of the Y. P. S. of the Suirimerside Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening in the church hall, opening with the singing of “Just as I am". He ova-s assisted by Shirley .\iac- Donald. who read the Scripture lesson and Beryl hiiller. who offered prayer. Joyce MacDonald presented the Bible Study. During the business period, over which Mr. William Campbell presided. Robert Ellis was appointed convener of the Enter- tainment Committee and Joan Balc- er of the lunch committee. The sine- lng of “Follow Me. the Master Said" was followed by the repeating of The Lord's Prayer, -—S

—-AI‘(‘TI().\' PARTY —- A very successful auction party was held

school. PIIZPS for high score were won by ‘Mrs. Russell Mai-Kiay and Mr. Allen srmpie. A delicious lunch was served fnlioivcci by piano sel- ections by Mis. Allen Murphy and

CAPITOL Summersida

TUESDAY

Today 7:15, 9:15 — Tuesday 3:30, 7:15, 9:15

Til-DAY & TUE.

Tues. 7.15 and 9.15

[he thrilling story of the Belgian underground . . . Valiant men and women risking their lives for.free- Iom . . . Love today, death tomorrow . lllg episode of the Secret War . . . Pulls no punches.

. An amaz-

Shields-Blacquiere Wedding

St. Paul's Church. Stimmurvidc. W“ ﬁhﬂ scene of a very pretty naddlntx on Tuesday morning. Feb.

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The bridail party entered the cinirch to the atiroirn c4 the wedding march wlhleh wen plou- iIIGIY rendered by Mrs. Irene P91’.- ers.

During the Nu-ptial Mass and 548mm of the register appropriate hymns were sﬂng by girl friends or the bride. The ceremony was perr- formed by the Rt. Rev. Mon- seigneur McLellan, V.G.

The bride looked chaitming in a suit of light navy with pink and black accessories to match and wore a corsage of pink roses. her attendant being Mrs. Afilen Arseiiiauilt who was aitiired in a suit of silver grey with black ac- cessories. The groom was attended by his brothor-ln-law. Reginald Gallant.

Folio-wing the ceremony. break- fast was served at the home of the grocms sister. Mrs. Reginald Gail- land. whore immediate relatives of the tionirot-ting party partook of a

Fred Shields and Mrs. Wlni. Cody asslsttd in serving During the day the happy couple left 0m a short honeymoon throughout tihe Prov- ince, on their return they will re- side in Sumnierslde where the groom is a valued employee cf the P. E. l. Bag C0. Ltd. Previous t0 her marriage the bride was tender- ed a miscellaneous shower and ro- ceived many valuable and useful ‘gifts. ‘Ihey have the good wits-hes of their many friends for a long and happy wedded life.

solosby Russel MacKay and Edsoin Rainer accompanied by ‘Mrs. Mac- Kay. The singing of God Save The King boougllﬁ a most enjoyable evening to a close-S.

-- ALL QUIET AT JAIL — All has been quiet ln the Prince County Jail since the miniature riot of six or seven prisoners on Friday night when Town Police and Royal Canadian Mounted P0- llce had to be called to restiore or- der. The prisoners armed them- selves with pokers and similar wea- pons including an axe and defied all comers. Police had them all back in their cells in about- an hour and a half. Since that time they have been kept in cells all the time. Attorney-General W.l.~‘i. Darby, K. C. said last night: that. "They.\\-ill be dealt with as the law rcqtllrcs in clue course." _ S

- Mrs. R.G‘.7C~entleman. Sum- merside, is on a holiday trip in Montreal this week. _ 5

—Mrs, John MacNeill. wife o! F/O MacNelll, R.C.A.F. is visiting her brother, Mr. Edgar lson at Dorchester, N, B.—S.

- Mr. Gerard Bernard of Sum- merslde ls a patient in the Prince County Hospital with pneumonia. - S

_- Mrs. Leslie Simmons and Mr. James MacDougall murned on Friday from Ottawa where they attended a. horticultural meeting- S

— Mir. Elmer Offer and Mr. Bob Ross of Summerslde attended the Kinsmen district council meeting in Saint John. N.B.. on Saturday. Mr. Qffer is president o! the Sum- merslde club. - B

‘LADY FROM SHANGHAI’ COM- PELLliNG DRAMA FLAWLESSLY ENACTED

- A superb piece of film-making combining the talents of beautiful Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles, has been accomplished in Colum- bia's "The Lady from Shanghai," which la at the Capitol ‘Theatre. Lioaded with rich characterizations. exciting situations and utilizing the colorful backgrounds of New York. San Francisco and Acapul- co, "The Lady from Shanlhll" re- sults in a compelling film.

This is the fascinating story of an exciting woman of the world who pits her charms against fate - in the thrilling screenplay creat- ed by Welles. Welles, as a lusty. brawllng Irish sailor. wcouimbs to the Haytvorth beauty. Everett Sloane, playing Rita's spldery hus- band. and Glenn Anders. as a half-mad business partner of Bloanes. round out Miss Hay- worths trio of admirers.

Anders concocta a hare-brained scheme to have his own murder faked. This backfires when he la actually killed. Welles. caught with a signed confession, la placed on trial, escapes, and confronts Miss Hayworth and Sloane in the "crazy house" of a deserted amusement park in the blazing climax,

LINEN SHIPMENT! DELAYED

BELFAST. Northern Ireland.

ma GUARDIAN. cum: LOTTETOWIN . ,

ll0me8i School Group Meets

Mr. A.B. Hopkins was chair- n-i-nn on Wednesday evening at

purchasing appropriate books. Mr. James R. Murphy reporting for the Library Committee stated that with that amount and the amount. do- nated by the Abegweit chapter of the I. O. D. E. , 1S4 books could be ordered.

Miss Estelle Bowness, who gave a report on the progress of the pl-iv to be sponsored by the Group. st ed March 14 will be the tentativ

verier of Ways and Means inittee, was appointed in charge of the details. The secretary read a letter whloh showed that progress was being made on the education of mentally retarded children in the province.

A letter was received from the local chapter of the I. 0 .D. E. ask- ing for cooperation in the showing of suitable films for children and it. was moved that an expression of approval be forwarded to the chap;-

_ ‘ _ _ — Mrs A.\\'. Lciird. S 'l , . . _ .

y p s o. the Slllillilﬁihllvlt! Church , entertain“. me mpmbersnlirrerﬁghpe delicious reipast. The table was er with copies being sent to the local .1 (‘iii-lat 11mm Rlymfnuue 50cm Ladies, GUM "I the Bapm‘ prﬁttiiy dett-joratgd. A hits? ivﬁdhflﬁi ghlfxlaatres.‘ One of the flrstk of llhﬁnﬁ‘ n m, n1 (n, "llCnliX eteniiv: 1C}. . h M . f c: e cope wt i a minia ure r e i s "L ttle Old New Yor " wi l be iiAflﬂllS glinivS, including fnniil~--*e,.,,‘.‘.‘,f,g ,l.‘c°ﬂ'lrﬁqr"“nlgéft‘fln“g and groom bales the owner of at- shown at the Saturday matinee, anti m, . mm Hilddon 31,41,511 ‘he with the pregidcﬁt M“ R T. tiaction, A toavstto the bride was bhe members were asked to stinPm/i I'"““'r' ‘Wye played and gllomly P” Dodds, in the chair.‘ Thenhnstess. t?’ lxlvntlhim cggggmandMg um anon.

Mr. Mercer announced that diir- ing Education Week exhibits of different kinds from the Clli ' " would be shown in the Libra < i that Wednesday March B Will oe Visitors Day. A discussion on Feli- eral Aid for Education, whirl. brought out many important points. was held by the following member.» who read papers; Mrs. Robert Pa‘. mer on "What would you COIISIII!‘ the most serious educatlona problem in your community Mrs. Allison MacLean on "villi, is Federal Aid Neressar y ?'

the regular meeting in .. . . _ illill on Tuesday evening. Tho presi-i smwd b’ m“ Comnmlee m ch35; Mr. George T. Clarke real! lent. Mr. Keith Rogerson, occupied ing Dr. Hillard Clark's paper on

"Do you favor Federal Aid and es- tablish a minim-um standard in ed- ucation for all provincesT‘; and Mrs. Creelman MacArthur on "Do you favor giving federal aid and leaving the province in full con- trol of education“. Mrs. Thomas Pugh outlined the advances lining made at theprescnt time in the Junior High Schools of Nova Seo- tia, which will tend to a bette: educational system. - s

LONG RIVER W. I.

The regular meeting of Lon: River W. I. met on Feb. 3rd a. the home of Mrs. Er est Dunning. Th1 vice-preside-t opened the meein with the Ode and creed in uni on Roll call was answered by 16 mcm hers and 1 visitor with an excha er of valentines. Minutes cf last inert

ire to he not more than fllvi words. m m9 1mm‘. n; M“ “m; Mrs ___>_ ___ _ ing were read and otzpfoved. an one side of the. paper only. wilhi Cecil 3111p Ciprjnclti, Wodnpqjay, P I The quilt material had 'di‘l‘ll'Ell Ill attached sheet statiniz the name] Fpbnlary 15Ih_ m a.“ d H". BISUIIa S and members submbted names for

same. The school committee report- ed visiting school and new blinds. were needed and it was moved and seconded blinds be oreered. A rom- mlttee consisting of Mr:. He th Camrpbell, Mrs. Allan Brown, Mrs. D. A. Campbell and Mrs. A. A. Campbell were apipointed to scrub school the IOllCvWlng Monday.

Sick committee reported calls and fruit taken to 5 rrsidents and thanks were received from 3 for cards and fruit received. A donat- ion of $1.60 was nratefully re- ceived. New Committees as follows:

Bohool—Mrs. Wm. Johnstone and Mrs. Oscar Johnstone.

Sick-Mrs. A. A. Campbell. Mrs Allan Brown and Mrs. W. J. Pro- flit.

knitting was passed in. l

Collection amounted to $1.05 l mm meeting to be held at thel home of Mrs. Ralph and Mrs. Os- l car Johnstone. Roll call to be. ans- wered with an Irish Joke. Meek, in; closed with the King. Lunch was served by Hostess and commit- tee in charge.

MOVIE PIONEER The first motion-picture theatre was opened April 2, 1902, at Los Angeles, Calif.

ANNUAL KINSMEN BINGO

ST. PAUL'S HALL, SUMMERSIDE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. STARTING AT 8 P. M.

Proceeds in aid of Kinsmen Youth Program

Magnificent prizes valued at hundreds of dollars DONATED BY SUMMERSIDE MERCHANTS i See some of them in Sniallman's window.

date. Mrs. L. H. MacFariane, Con- i Com- '

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From our I950 Samples of favorite priz- ed English woollens in a wonderful cir- ray of fabric"- ancl colors.

* GARARDINES WORSTEDS

COVERTS TROPICALS _ TWEEDS VELLOURS SUITS

39.50 t0 71.50

COATS

i 110.00 iii 00.00

0n SALE ‘rlils WEEK ONLY Monday, Feb. 20th to Saturday, Feh. 25th

- AT t 10% OFF

Ii-a-ai-ai-‘Fai-

med e Program- Mrs. Heath Cam ell l You m“ -i.'trierid| in summerslcle are and m,“ M“ FoumL Pb t ‘ than luck t0 wrrv to heu- that Herbie militias hunch-Mrs. Nelson MacLeod. 0f Amherst. N. B. had the ml-iiert- Mrs. Murdock Maobeod. Mrs. Eus-, une to break his 10x while nlavlns nice rayntei- and Mrs. ainier lilac-i be a lady hockey last week in Amherst. mo. l Some Red Cross sewing and‘

MEN'S WEAR

SUMMERSIDE

‘ BIGGEST IN inhinn Canada comprises about one-

jqiiarter of the British Empire's total area. t

. _ _ l y lfensington Skating Rink

MONDAY, FEB. 20th

North Shore IAEIIKIIC Darniey‘

with easy terms

l Game 8:30 Sharp

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Are you one who is getting over a heavy Cold o your appetite is not Right, your Stomach is Upset, Rotten all over;

"THE ISLAND'S SMARTEST MEN'S STORE"

ANNOUNCING

PRICE REDUCTION ON MERCURY TRUCK. AS MUCH AS $111.00 ON SOME MODELS

Reasonable down payment will buy one of these trucks

or. EARLE vliinonitin

IIETEOR-MERCURY DEALER Summerside

MURISSEWS STUMABII TUNIG

r an attack of Grlppo,

on the balance

ALL FORD PRODUCTS

Just Not Right, Feel

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ENMAWS

Feb. l9 — (Reuters) -- A dockers’

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000 dockerl and road freight men were idle because of a dispute be- tween two union: over l4 former raceway men tramferred to a road depot. Peace talk! have been unlucceadni

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Price $2.00 Per Bottle 21 Day Treatment -‘

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