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‘AGENTS: J. liner Murphy. Ill Hanover Street. end George Ciow, I25 Ottnws Street. SQMMERSIDB end PRINCE COUNT! News, Subscriptions. Advertising.

The Guardian lley be bought et soy oi the following stores In Sunuuerside:

lg]! Bookstore. Water Street; GourlleLDrugstore, 81 Central Street: Toronto Bakery, Water Street: Merh Geudet. I‘! Grenville Street; Vince Grocery. Russell Street; Alyre Doueette's Grocery, Second Street; Island Motor Transport. Wster Street.

The Guerdieu will he delivered to any home in Bummer-side by elm" my st 8e per dey or lle per week. Phone I80 or N94 for this mm. or give your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your

route.

LHOCKE! Kensington Rink Monday, Feb. 16. Remington Legion vs. New Annals. Game 8.15 Players please be on time.

DIIOCKEY Bedeque Rink Mon- day, Feb. l6, ‘last game in post- poned regular schedule of South shore League. Summerside Flvins Hearts vs. Middleton Bombers.

-FOlt SALE-Eight-room house. clctltrlcillly wired; barn and hen house and 10 acres of cleared land at Miscouche. Property oi ‘rilmon DesRoclies, one trifle irorn railroad station. school and church. For further particulars apply to .1 S. DesRoches. KC, Solicitor.

_.FRACTURES ABM TN FALL Dyirs. Charlcs MacDonald, Han- over Street, Sciznmersido is resting comfortably in the Prince County Hospital following an accident “inch occurred on Tlvirrsday even- ing when she slipped on an icy street, fracturing an arm-S.

_NOVEL COLLECTION — The Guardian received a box Saturday which contained a small ripe t0- iiiiio and a stalk with three sliiwberries. picked on the (arm of Mr. Fred H. Paynier, Freetown. 1i. looks like spring, and the small tomato was delicious.

CONVALESCING -- Mr. 1". J. Deslloclics. Miscouchc. is making, a satisfactory rccovery.it was learned yesterday after having recentl/y undergone a serious oper- ailoil at the Prince County Hos- pital. During the critical period of his illness, he was nursed by his daughter. Mrs. J.W. McNaliy. Charlottetown. liis two daughters, Mrs. G. L. Pearce. Tor- onto. and Miss FF. Rita Doucettc. llallfax, also ‘spent a. few days with hill.

—.-\I‘PEAL.FOR AID -- A iur- thcr appeal is being made to the ‘people o1 Prince Edward Island regarding financial aid for little Vciila Matthews, seven year old daughter of, Mr. Kenneth Mat- iin-s-s, Elmsdale. The child was scicrcly- burned on the evening of December 25th before sh; was rescued‘. from the flrmes which claimed the lives of her mother. sister and brother. She has been s pniiciit in the Western Hospital. Aiiicrlon since tlic firc and is now to in- takcn to Monti-cal for export 1;: fling to rcpiace budlv burned t= iCS, She will be a patent there for three or'four months. All con- in-uiions will be gratefully rc- v-"lr-d 11nd may be sent to ‘Mr. llciici- ll. Hardy, Albcrtoll, RR.

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-F0ll 55LE~—50V€ll-l‘OOi1i house st corner Harvard and Russell Streets, Summeraide. Two extra Lots. l-louse newly rebuilt. Apply law office R. S. Hinton, Bunmier- side.

fFUNERAL SATURDAY—-'I‘hc funeral of the late Charles W.

_ Ives oi Bummerside was held on

Saturday afternoon with a. short service at his late residence at l p.m., followed by service at ‘Pryou United Chmch at three o'clock. Rev. K. G. Sullivan of Trinity United Church. Summerslde. of- ficiated st Summers-ids and Rev. E. R. Woodside at Tryon. Bur-lei was in Tryon. The pail bearers in Silirnmcrside were: A.E. Woodsldc. Robert Phillips, Maybon Bynon and D1‘. L. M. Callbeck. The pail bearers at Tryon were Messrs. "sterling Lord, Norman Wood, Les- lie McDonald, Alfred Cairns, Ecl-

‘ward Sharley. and Percy Delaney. S

-Among the recent visitors to- Summerslde were Mr. and liirs.‘ Alva-Walsh oi Tryon. “lhlle here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nc\vsom.-S.

Appeal For

Ghiliiren Meeting

A meeting oii tlic Summerslde corrmittee of the Canadian Ap- peal for Children was livid Friday with tho chairman, Mayor .1.1~'. Arnett presiding. M1‘. i3. Graham Rogers, organizer for this Prov ince was present and explained the organization a1i.l distributed literature.

He said that some substantial donations had uii-eady been receiv- ed from people before iihe canvass commenced. It was‘ explained that there will be no general canvass. that people will be reached through some organization to which they belong. through their childi-cli 11f school 0:" by the special names cornrnl-ttee. .

A special names committee will be set up in Summer-side irnmodl- ately and will begin to contact people on their list lhis weak. Th: crmpalgn is now on and" will coli- ttii-ue until the 011:1 of tlin moiilli. Receipts will bc givcii for any donation over one Joiiur and of- ficial receipts for income tax pur- poses wiii be mailed later. Persons

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and carry the current from the end of O'Leary to Olieary Corner

In the write-up oi Tuxis-CBITJ. Week in yesterday's Guardian, there is no mention o1 the 01-14551"? c.G.T.l. group although sll the other groups in the varloih places are mentioned. O'Lesry has u large and very enthusiastic group. The President of the C.G.I.T. ior Prince Edward Island this yesr, Adele MacAusland of Blocimiield. ls a member of the O'Leary group. Miss Mac- Ausiund was in the Guardian as President also Miss Laura 11138111" bothain of Montague as Vice- Pi-csldent. The Vice-President tor PEI. last year was another number of the O'Leary group, The louder of the local group has been Mrs. George Cough for the past ten yours but W110 is now gt Cavendish where Rev. Mr. Cough is the Minister of the United Church there. Since August 1947 the leader has been Mrs. W. G. Dickson whose husband. Rev. W. G. Dickson is the present Minister o! Oiseary United Church, Incl- dently the O'Leary C.G.I.T. group is the only such group ‘between Tignisli rind Summer-side. and the community is very proud of this live-wire icon age group of girls. At Christmas time this year the girls and their lender, Mrs. Dickson put 0n the Chrisﬁnas Vesper service for the first time in,their history. The Church was packed to capacity and slim was sclit aivnv to the headquarters of the C.G.l.'1‘. in Toronto. This car's President. Miss Adele iiiacAusland is the dnuglitci" of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mac/iiislund of Bloomfield. and

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slu- is attending Prince of Wales Collcge in Charlottetown.

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Thrill - packed “Beet - Seller" now screens best in setion,

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Bierrhsg Robert Montgomery, John Wayne and Donna Reid.

The most exciting action story ever 1o hit the Screen.

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During the sub zero wuther lest week not many horsemen would have predicted that Saturday‘; race on Sumnerside harbour would be P3111061 out but mots what ihaippcned when rthe weatlher- izliari biought in a sudden thaw and the course iwas covered with deep slush all the way. The boys had a good card lined up for the event and the fans were all set for some close finishes.

Last week it will be rcmember- ed, llal Britlon, former lviorltime champion, driven by Frank Glover, trotted the first quarter in thirty one seconds. And with other fast steip-pers like Paddy Aubrey and Dicmunion Grafton on the card Saturday's lacing should have been worth uliiie seeing. with the weatherman providing a sharp

Bowling

IIOLWANS SUMMERSTDE BOWLING LEAGUE

it possible for Canada. to particl“

Emmy Brown 171 98 'I‘otal--2954. Team No. B: Wallace Colcs .180 13G 207 Lois MacDonald . 129 1w ~Eirlc Canspbell 193 151 151 Dot Baker 140 I00 117 Bob Show .. 69 I17 224 Eileen Weeks .75 1'19 295 Total-mill. Gents’ high single: Allie Harris, 230. Second high single: Lloyd Mae- Donsld. 220. S

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CONSCIENCE A1‘ WORK

CHWTERIFTELD. England (OP) — A silver cross was found undamaged and carefully wrapped in e sack Ill’ Sheffield with s note: "Please return to Chesterfield par- ‘sh church," from whence it was itolen.

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. II-(Am- Calumet Farm‘: winter book fav- orite for the Kentucky Derby Cit atioh, won his 10th race in 11 itarts today when he took the $10. J00 Seminole Handicap st l-lia- ﬂesh.

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'l'his infra-red frost fighter. in answer to a farmer's prayer for s

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Orville Wright, 76-year-old eo-i to hers with old and new plane models. l: lg. stlggp Tililigleli-ngh on. tent at Miami Valley hospital, Dayton, 0., avg; m, ‘Yeek-end ‘oil:

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“New Look”

Appears Set For Long Stay

By FLORENCE BULLS

PARTS. Feb. l5 —- (AP) —Psrls press designers have substantiated the "new look" vogue iii this sca- son's showings to such an extent that it secms to be ell set for e long stay.

Skirt lengths, which seemed to provoke the greatest controversy last summer, were dropper] to seven inches from the ground by several‘ fashion houses. The mod- erates have settled for around l2 or 13 inches. skirts lengthen as the day shortens.

Artificial aid for the figure is

ovidcly condom-d but opinions vary

on how tight the corset Strings arc pulled and hoiv many layers oi‘ padding are used.

drop ili the tc-mipei-alilire the . . Feb, 12, 1943 _ Although no iciiiplctciy ncw sil- Teun No. l: ‘Imuri? mwldtgiullfweliielli 555W houettcs havg cmcrgcd this sea- Bob Holman .. 140 93 Cr "m m?! .5 _M°n“"‘~" FM“ ' son. variations on the original Lorne Palmer _ 155 13g m”? '1“ m9 ochck- If m“- n: “J31 thcme have licaii yilciiilfill, Lila Robertson 125 132 i: “l: ‘ialyllel lgl-ﬁllCSdﬂy afteinoon- The strictly laiiurcri suit has v1 Andrews 143 153 Babe” Bring“ ' Paddv Auwcv been replaced by dl'ess1ci' affairs Ar , 1b 153 151 . . ‘ ~_ ~' with fancy fluted pepliiliis of all R6!- Sen-llilllt 178 m] Quick Lick. and Hal llritlmi are depths LQO M5801‘- lined up in class A‘wili'.1 Bori-nrle ' T0t31—2733- Scott. Ed Mac L. Dominion‘ Grat- Bum“ 8'“! pours Sear? '0 be m“ and Damn Chg” m Class B bigger and make the wcaler often T°‘“‘ N“ 2‘ i ivhlic Class c il-ui last” Pea-cl Pris-o '°°" a‘ '."°"g" 5"” "mm" “u” Wendell Rogers .. l3 161 168 can Aubrr‘, Bu“ 3mm‘, 81h‘ of n gay musical COlTlOZIy, Eleanor MacDonald .1 154 182 Bob CanwELLSI " Pencil Skllilﬁ‘. Oll(‘ll‘Sl1B to iiie Lorna Woodslcle 139 138 119 ‘ _. knee. are prime favorites. Partic- Lloyd MacDonald .. .181 226 \175 (tiilarly on suits and hiltton-through Theresa Laughlin 105 90 119 "55"- _ Pres Mac-Aiislanzl 100 192 22s Annguncgmgnl R9 Sullwi’ and accordion rilaiiur: Totakaﬂl llns Lllllfli.‘ al CCKiTTCITZICK. l‘ \\'.is SPCIP“ , in over.- co cct on. ...... No. ... Appeal For Children The im- s-ii i- out l- i- .- Irene Peters 179 157 licst sciler this spring. Boleros Edward Gallant _ _ 132 153 _vw 810m!‘ short and long, cutaway and Biscuits Gallant 15a 17a 16s QTTA A, 1.~,|,,14,_1.-0;1.,“.;,,g a "ajifl- ‘ _ _. V Ray Perry .. 134 1'30 35 mating of llic " l-}):ll<'i\ cxc-. .1] "'9 _e_""oi“"gv_ " "Omu" Frank Chase . 9B 1'34 114 cutive cf 1111c (".1 iriinii Apgcal for.‘ 5pm?“ n" "',')L'|'1'l"'(u.‘ 1,,‘ ' Low Snare 90 110 children. ~lifl<l in Ottawa, Ninjorf ' ‘ “ “iii-we Y.';‘;"§;Jf..€;"".°.;.2l§;;r u“ "its - Team No. 4: i, 1 ‘.3 d deck H5 ‘ '" :i-c low cut. Marie Guibbzini .' 102 130 rmieaajf‘. '{.,“§,q“§‘, '3 I all‘ m" Edwin Gnllhil’. 160 172 lv-(“d with ‘c ' ' Bob Mﬂviwv - 132 92 t. inulolnrr "so . 11.... i- 1 ll ~ -- -- Kel!‘ 91193311 135 155 with the pink-coils of its coicclloili- (glollhing aililfl atilrlifiiil ocrmnfrgkj-L" u: or ~ ~ "cc es - ‘I’ - ' vasa c u11 -' l‘. I’ bl‘ s "ti! Total-MU. ices that “the moncy to be i-aiscd citizchs from zilllwcvaiksu olfcllircnlll l: -»—— in Canada shall bc cxpcndcd in pcspgnjcg] n, "u. ﬂp.p9_.,[~5 Team No. 5: Canada for the purchase oi rcllcf 1.71130 and 11M gm.“ “m, [mm Wilfred Woodsidc 136 153 goods." in addition. shilinciiio 01f ¢_.um.g_v_ and wpumtioxl ‘o (“mm H Doris Stewart . 110 122 relief gomls purchased iii Lia-Hilda a mums“ Felix Gallant 114 151 from t-hepi-oocedsoitlieaaoeal will simultaneously ivitli um dcclur~ Key Button .. 161 15s be Ell-bl?"- io export licenses issued atlon of policy, the Canadian ap- Edith Palmer .. 14s 1st by the sovvrlimvut of Camida- pea-l for chum-en made public m» Boyd Bearlsto‘ .. 195 215 Finally Hshii-nriiiu ivllllir: Wrfnltt- list. of its iiatiuiizil (‘\0('lll.l\0 or. T°ta1_2711. ' ed only to those countries iii which floors. 'l‘l1c Governor Gciicraii. lfichl prom- sucwrvision 1w maintained Marshall the m. lloii. Viscount Tull Nib ‘i so as to cnsiurc that relief 50°45 Alexamder of Tunis, is honorary 9mm‘ Fume‘ 133 9° Will. without llllﬁrirftﬂiie 0! my patrorn. The lieutenant govcmors Bill-h C0198 -- 114 159 kllnd. reach their ultimate deb of the various m-ovinces and lead- Edml M00310? 994 197 iinat-iclifk-lhv II-Pﬂil’ cillldlTfll i" crs oi a/ll religious communities iii Arthur Perry 116 130 it“; arms dcvasiatrd by war.‘ (gonads are vim Balm“; "Q1196 H088 v ~ 199 169 13° l lii making p-ublio the lll'fllbEl'~ Wallace Bradshaw 53 141 128 Fully‘ Clllldil" 19""? ship of the advisory board of the Total—2553. Custodian: appeal for children both ——~- Amlipllffylllg the formal rlecisrst- oo-etiainnmn stressed the good Team No. 7: ion Ma or Price and Mr. iilacDon- fortune of the organization in . J A1119 Han-i; __ 233 ggg 31d pointed out that the Canadian securing the assistance n-f such n Eunice Richard 151 15g appeal for cfiildrcir was a fivlli‘ representative and _ (listing ishcd 135119 Agspngulg 145 213 Canadian organization sct up K311i group of Canadians ill formu-atur; M“), Arsenal,“ 4 m9 171 cQn(,q~Q1lcﬂJf\lCl’l0.b_\' ‘citizens oftulgs lis ])0llfil€-S‘.v[.\li£. C.l§.i.r. Stanley Gauge; _ 209 151 country into aeic rumpus tn ma c l..l..i). n1‘ A on rm lS cia lman 0

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East lsansllxz. liiiclr, is reported the practical frost damage prevention

device for delicate, high-value crops like strawberries. fruit and flowers. Developed by Michigan State College. the electrically-operand psrmtue burns fuel oil under high pressure and throws off heat rays Above. two engineers chrck iiie fuel pump of the frost fighter, which will be manufactured commercially by s Dv-

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SNALIJMWS i I Automatic Cash Bseieonly No Returns No Exchange! Opeu Tuesday to Saturday Inclusive CLOSED MONDAY FOR iii-STOCKING end REPRIOING Merchandise Reduced Merchandise Regular Induced Price Dire. Prloe Boys‘ Windbreakers .....,,,,.. 8.95 50% 4.50 ‘ Men's Windbreakers ...,.,.... 11.95 50 5.98 Men's Tweed Ponls .....,_»,,.. 8.95 50 4.45 Men's Work Penis . . . ... .. . . .. . 5.95 40 3.55 5.95 50 2.95 Wool Blanket: ...‘ t...“ .. 6.50 30 4.55 Ties..." . . . . ...-... ........ 1.00 60 .40 Boys’ Shirts ...“... ... 2.00 60 .80 Telephone Seot’ ...-n ...,- 39.75 B0 8.00 Bridge Lamp ...-.... 15.50 30 10.05 Bridge Lump 16.95 3O i115 Vonii-y Chests (cedar linetb .. 23.50 IO I615 Men's oll wool combination Underwear . . w, . . . -. . 3.95 40 2.35 Men's Hots. .. .... 4.00 30 2.80 Men's Hui: ...,“ ...... ....“ 3.50 30 1.45 Electric Toasters ‘IIM- ..... 4.95 30 3.45 Record Players . . . . d“, . . . ..., 18.95 30 13.25 Table Lumps ...- 16.80 50 8.40 12.75 5O 0.40 23.50 50 il.75 Children's Dresses . . . 2.50 $0 1.25 Children's Coats .. . . . . . . . . 9.75 80 1.95 Snow Suits-I’. piece 9.75 50 4.85 8.95 50 4.50 10.95 50 5.50 Lod-ies’ Smock: . . ...“ . . .n, . . 3.95 30 2.75 Ladies’ Blouses . .. 3.95 50 1.95 Ladies’ Blouses .....‘,,... 2.95 50 1.45 Ladies’ Blouses ...,» ....._-.,.. 7.95 50 3.95 Ladies’ Blouses . . .. . . . . . . . 5.50 50 2.75 Lounging Poiomos ..... ll.95 50 5.90 Remnants (Drapery) Ranging 50 Curtains ... . . ._._., .. . , ._ 5.95 50 2.98 Curtains 4.50 50 2.25 Curtains .4, .. 2.95 40 1.75 Boys‘ Brigs ..._.., 3.50 50 L75 Boys"Jockei*s .... . . . 4.25 60 1.70 Tobie Cloths ..._._., . 2.95 7O .90 Bureau Runners .. . . . . . .. 1.35 3O .95 Towels-—‘hnnd . . . . . . . .95 30 .65 Boys‘ Sweaters ...,_., . .98 30 .65 Angora Gloves . , 6.90 70 1.40 Teo Kettles . . . . 40 1.75 Hand Basins .... . .... . .55 3O .40 Enomel Dipper: .45 30 .30 Potato Pet's . . . . . 2.25 30 1.57 Dish Pons..... 1.35 30 .95 MANY, MANY MORE ARTICLES AT VARIOUS DISCOUNTS t TWO m STORES MODERN iviiicilia PRICE 1s Msrciiici) WITH QUALITY

Huge stores of food frocn the "Friendship 'i‘rai11" are destroyed u n Pnrlr. warehouse is swept by ilruncs. ~by scores of American communities for the huigiry children oi France. Aibove, firemen play e hose on the smouldering ruins.

The supplies were contributed

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TONIGHT — MONDAY ' See Moncton Hawks in action ugoinsi i-lie pick of the Charlottetown City League. Two Summerside players,

"Windy" Steele and Bob Schurmon will ploy with Charlotte- Tickets tor the rink con be purchased on the train.

auaiic MEETING

A meeting oi oil interested citizens will beheld in the Summerside Town His-ll, Monday, February l6 oi B PM. i0 consider o‘ proposal for iioving a "Home Week" Ill Summer- side this summer. The meeting will be under the ouapicet

'H. L. RODD, Secretory.

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Hockey Special To Gh’Town

DON'T MISS THE BIGGEST GAME OF THE SEASON Tmin leaves Summerside 5.30. Leoves on return oi midnight.

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