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' AGENTS: J. Ilruer Murphy, 1M Hanover Street, and U”!!! C107. 90 Ottawa Street. SUMMEBSIDI: and PRINCE couury News. iptlons, Advertising.
F ' The Guardian may be bought at any of the ' Iellemingulterea in Surunrerside: -
neekstero. Water S eet; Geurllee Drugstore, We“; gum monk! Behri- Wit-cl‘ Street; Merk Geudet. l'l Grenville Street‘.
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s Th; Guardian will be delivered to an! Home in lummufl||m
ruler Boy at 2c per day or 12c per week. Phone 889 fer this service I
m your order to the boy reapenlble It delivery on you mum
nronseum-Qunetityfiund- ~41?! IIOII iq, gang; m ion A. No, 1 gllllzlllldi? hzogtees. lfi be eleeed every wmax; £10k‘. is. ~ ~ m-gwé~mv m» W»
-roa sens. - um . p .4 Truck. New motor. Clutch :31 til-res new. In perfect condition. A159 one all’??? Iovid mhereh not laliéoken. Ap-
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AWEMBEIISHIPS tfor 196-4! ‘unfllEf-Slde Community Concert 55061811011 series eve-liable only ‘u... m. week of my 5th. _
_}|1€Alt J- “M18111, M. P. over OFCY in Report
1.0m Parliament Hill, this evmiirigl -p'0p 5ALg_1933 pom D9-
ngoriock. ltuxet coachis Radio. heater. .de- ; ——— ros er; a o new Messe -H - _-CALLING all North Nflvli-Iris tractor plow. Apply Igbuglgs Reunion Amherst. August 16th. MacMu,-do_ North Bedequt hrwml name Major Jack é wright, Summerside. -NOTICE. — Unlisted, Sewing
‘Mflllhlrlc. parlor Organ, Mia; Laws _._r01t SALE chins cabinet. ther-‘g Aupflon 5gp; Bangle. M“ [his and kitchen "n89. Ill! 7th. E. C. Bell. huctloneor.
“m front and water tank. Good wndfllflii. Apply 17S Carvel Strect. Summci-side Oi‘ phonc 427-2.
-—FOR SALE- One 1937 half- I ton Ford pickup. Apply H, A_ 5m. ‘den, Summcrslde RR 3. c-o Rob- ,crt P. l-logg
i-rok saw. quantity of Er- tsn seed oats and Cobbler pota- m; Foundation A, William Le-
—Y‘S MENSRUB - The regu- all-gov, summerside Road.
- lar meeting of ihc Summerside Y's
llllrrfs Club was hold on ‘Thursday cvcnim: in tho Baptist Church Hall with Horace MacFarlane as chair- man. New Directors for the S Y. C. I. \\'6‘i'0 appointed by the Pres}- dent. Arch Hopkins. Gucst speak- cl‘ “'85 Ulf‘ Rev. K. G. Sullivan. who xavo the members a vcry in- iercsting address.-S.
‘Till! KENSINGTON Ullilcd L p, U, will present their variety ioncm in the King George Hail. Kensiiicloii. Wednesday, May 7th. |t Hi5 Admission 25 and 35.
.—F(lR SALE Blood mid Perch- gion horse, seven Years, $103.
Percheron horse eight years, $110. -'-— —I'OLICE COURT -- Fourteen
Both island-bred. At Cranford _ W! Elma“, Mcga..-s_ staniey drunks picked up over the weekend Bridge} wan“. s‘ weeks‘ "rvcrc c-‘iargcd in Summerside Pol-
ice Court yesterday morning. Nine had their ball estreated: ome was lined $15.00 and costs: two were lined $10.00 and costs and tivo were
-—TllE AUCTION SALE of live stock and farm machinery of Ev-
erett MacLeod. French River. .. ‘ which ivris to have been held “Md M00 and cosmis‘ ‘nicsdny. May 8. will be held
man», hfay s. Personals
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_. ._ I ___ -SE\'ENTY-EIGHTII BIRTH-L ~Mr. Aim‘ E-nmpic. Mrs. Lucy DAY - Mr. Stanlcy Dcslloi: ~. llaggcrty. Mizs Teahy Hzggcrty and sllmmtlfliiflfl. was rcrrlving 'l'hrcas:i Ctawch. Kenslngtcn spent
[IBIUIBIIOIIS yesterday from I135 Stmdzrv in Sea Vi-cw.
hicrid on the occasion o! his >-
sever ighth birthday. His‘ ~Mi-s. W. E. Cody cf Summer.‘- broth Mr. Honry DcsRoz-ixcs side was a recent visitor to Char- celehi-nird his cightic-ili birthday iclietoivn.
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—-—- | —Mrs. John Codv has returned
—I‘RESBYTEIIIANS CONFER- i0 her home at Sea Vic-w alter Rev. W. F. Butcher. secretary of spec-dip’: a pleasant winter with the Pirsbytsrian Advinuc I01‘ her (iwiigllttr and Fon-lrl-law Ml‘. Chris! and Peace Thank Oilrrilig and Mp7. W. T Burgess. Bath, Main. who is visiting the Island. mct in > wiirrcnce with representatives cf ~-l\Ir. and Mrs. D.K, MacDonald. the Prwbylcrlan culisrizatlvns in Sydney. N.S. are visiting Mrs. Mac- tlw “N1 wd of the pmvilws w Donald's mother. Mrs. 5.1-3. sin- Pridaj: afternoon at the Presby- c135,; summerside-S,
terian thumb, Summzrsidc. Mr. Donald Baker. a niombcr oi’ the "Mr Wilfred Salter, Summer- Prmliylciys Committee presided. 5mg who 15 a patient in the Prince
Mr. Butcher gave a most itifoim- lill/Q talk on the work which had been nrcomplislted and the task IhlQh _\rl lay ahrad, A very profil- isrussion fciiowrd, Among ~ ,, ' present wrrc: Rcv. Char- lrs Cziriiegy, Summcrsitie; Riv. J. A. fllcGorvan. Kensington; Rev. W. L Young, Tyne Valley-S.
County Hospital following an W oration for the removal of his ill?- pendix. is improving satisfactorilv.
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BECAUSE you like and appreciate lovely things-you will be in- trigued with the new JUDY BOND BLOUSE. that hes only just ar- rived. - - - It is made of sheer Bembe (washes like e henkle). To enhance its sweet simplicity. it has an eyelet embroidered yoke and sleeve bands. 1n white only-the elses are l4, 18 end ll. The price k Std-LADIES’ WEAR. DEPARTMENT.
BECAUSE you approve a curb to Inflation-you will be glad to know that all o1 the well-known: makers of NYLON IIOSIERY have reduced their prices. - - - The 42 gauge Nylons ere new 1.40, the 45 Iluge are 1.65 and the very sheer 51 geuge ere 1.85. - - - Get a IIIPIIIY el Hose at this new. LOW price-DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT-
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BECAUSE you like to serve testy. appetlslnl mcalr-Yfill "l" I” pleased with ALLAN‘S TABLE QUEEN MAYONNAISE-in email Jere. this salad dressing la made of the finest ingredients. - - - The cost la i9 cents a jar. You will else be pleased with MeCltEADlPS SWEET PICKLED BEETS. - - - They are really delicious! The 2t ounce Jar oialired Beets is 38 cents-GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
BECAUSE you like to save-you will shop fer ANKLE HOSE It! the 5 and l0 Department. - - - There is a large assortment of Cotton. Biron and Terry Knit Ankle Socks in stock-both girl's and women's Illts. The colon ere yellow. white, blue. red and green-the prices Ire very reasonable. You will also be interested in hearing that the 5 and 10 Department has just received e shipment ef SUBSTAND- MID RAYON HOSIERY-these ere perfect fer wearing ereund the Pitllv- - - - The alzcl ere 8 l-Z to 10 l-Z and the price ls ONLY i5 "l" I nah-e AND 1o DEPAITMINT.
NOMINATING Btillllillllllll
FIFTH DISTRICT PRINCE COUNTY
A Convention of the Progressive Conservative Perry will be held at the Town Hell, Summerside on Tuesday, May 20th, M8100 P.M. for the purpose of nominating two candidates l0 contest the Fifth District Prince in the next Provincial
action.
Each Poll isenlitlod to send five duly accredited’ dele- Wfl to the convention.
Poll Chairmen are therefore requested to cell meetings 0f their respective polls forthwith and appoint delegates.
‘ J. E. MORRISON, Vice-President.
E. E. ARNETT, Secretory.
lest Prince Progressive Cen- i
servetive Association.
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a of beautiful cards. Gourlics Rex-
SUMMERSIDE
‘.'ODAY (Monday) end TUESDAY
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Dorothy m“ Guy
McGuire and Madison
"Robert Niiithum Bill Williams
with Tum Tully l William Gorgon
lee» Pom! Johnny Sandi w» ma." i w A Dore Sehory Production Quad by Edvard 0MP!‘ . iueee m: l1 an... rims
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SKATING LADY
Shows 7:15-9:15 Matinee Tuesday 3:30
"TILL TI-IE END OF TIME"
DRAMA OF WABRIOIVS REHABILITATION
-.Ari outstanding and gripping romantic drama rich in entertain- ment values is RKO Radio's “Till the End of Tim-r," co-starring Dor- othy McGuii-c. Guy Madison, Rob- ert itlitchuni and Bill Williams in a moving story of how three ex- Marine heroes solve the prObiCmS of I cadjustmcnt to peace-time life. ‘Miss McGuire dominates the roui-
antic interest of the drama.
Madison. Miichum and Williams in the roles of the PBiuF-‘IIEO men | each have their separate and din tinct problems which thcy clcct to solve in their own ivay when they get good and ready. Madison is dis- turbul by his lonri parents. who want lo settle him into a job and gct him married almost belfil"! P6 lakes off his uniform. It is M155 McGuire, as a. young val‘ WWW with whom’ he falls_ in love on sight. who, with patience and un- derstanding. steers him into’ 619B!‘ waters.
wlitchum. hoiltis is buy a little ranted but wants a bil. ' of fun first. llis fun Drovcs 6X93"- sive . and he has a very tvuzllflme before he finally wins t1"°“l'*-l~ _ Williams has t-‘J: rolc of an wit; pugiligt who has lost both legs. it outlook on life is hopeless until his ‘W0 "tor-ids hrip him ‘figuratively as well as literally to 1115 i091-
! --REMEMBER. MOTHER on’ Mother's Day. Sce our selection
all prug Store. Sunimcrsidc. .401; SALE: International
iandcin za-dlsc harrow. good con-
dition. Bert McCardie. Middleton.
iS.Y.ll.l. Annual Meeting ls lleld
l l The annual meeting oi the Sum- {merside Youth Centre Inc, was iheld in the Town Hell on Friday |cvening. with the president. Mr. ‘J. Henry Gaudet presiding. New .directors were elected as follows: 1.1.11. Strong. RE. Ellis, L.W. Han- cock, A.S. Hopkins. Rev. Howard
Wight. Clarence Steele. Tlhe S.Y.C. | I. is made up of six ‘
pointed from the Rotary end Y's iMenfls Clulos and the Knights of Columbus and from this group the six directors are chosen. The dir- ectors will meet on Friday night and elect the officers.
Iin his annual report the presi- dent moritioned tthe need for prop- ep gymnasium facilities and eeid that until ilhese are provided itlwiil be impossible for the S.Y.C.1. to expand its activities He suggested that the civic and provincial
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Attention
KENSINGTON. Special price
Signed:
Unloading cor MONARCH end CAFETERIA SEED et
GEORGE H. IROOKINS
ELIISIALE 8r" VIIIIIIITY
Mr. end Mrs. Maurice Johnston of i Halifax are visiting with Mn. Johnston's parents, Mr. and ma. Stanton Clark. j
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien. Mr. Gerald O'Brien and Mr. Leslie Rlx wu-e visitors to Bummerstde en Thursday.
Mire Rosette McKenzie has re- | ceutly returned from Humford. Maine. and is visiting her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mo»!
Visitors to m, Westerin capital last week included Messrs. RA. McKenzie. KR. Matthews. Roach O'Brien. Desmond Dalton aind the Kennedy Brothers. owners at the sew mill et Laurette. - m. a
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Mr. end Mrs. hrl Atkinson. who
have been in Edmonton for the,
pam year. hove returned to the
East and at present are visiting
the issuer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hebe-r Hardy.
Ill/fr. Harold l-lovweln of Cape. Wolfe was a recent visitor in Elms»- d-ale a-nd Albert-ton. His many friends 54c pleased id learn of the great improvement in his health since his return from the U.S.A.‘ where he had been receiving ex- pert medial treatment.
The many interested friends in‘ this community of Mrs. Robert Howard of Cilpe Wolfe are happy‘ to learn that she is recovering af- ter a. serious illness. Mrs. Howard. although eighty-seven years o»! ago,‘ succesflflllly came thmugh an op- orattion a short time ago. All hope for her early recovery of health. I
—'I‘he friends of Miss Lois‘ O'Brien regret to learn of B-n un-
ed to her involving a collision with a motorcycle while (inrouto to her work in Toronto a. short time ago. Miss O'Brien was a successful. teacher on the Island and is well known. The best wishes of a host of friends for her early recovery 8b out to tier.
mixed patterns. Sizes
Congratulations and the besi wishes for a long and happy wet.- dcd life are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Claude McAlllster who wcrl married in Sacred Heart Church Wednesday April 23rd h_v the Rev Dr. W. E. Monaghan of Albcrion The bride formtrly was Miss Rosie Mclnnis. daughter of Mr. LN Mclhnis and has born rmpiolmc rn Montreal for some time Aflci a briof honeymoon in the Mar;- times the happy’ couple will reside in Montreal. ilitles. .
Mr R. Eli's, chairman of the Property Cctnmitico reported c": tho proprrty cvriird by the 011ml‘- zatizri and said that a large sum of money had been spent in build- ing a clnd:i~ track at the school. '
A nuliiibrr oi‘ matters cam’: up for general d1::us:ic:1 rmcn; thorn bciiiz the qucsfcii cl" ulayfrrg srn- inr baseball cii ihc school zrcuws which is now kept up by tho Sh’. C.I. as a Dliy-itfiilllld. The nierrtiizg ans unanimously CE-fJGSCd to thcs~ grounds beirz ussd for hardbal and the fro? 2 oi‘ the meeting was lliai ii‘ the town gnvc ricrtnl ‘ for thrm to be llsrd for this “".llT1"‘“ it would be iiiipowibic for 1h: 5X. C.I. to carry on.—S.
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TOOTII REMOVAL
Pointing oul ilial modcrxi drntal SZIIZIIQIE can make satisfactory ‘rc- placcmoiits of teeth. Canadian iicailh authorities urge those with ldciccfve lrcl-‘J to have them rc- ' til ovcrl, _ l Sc-mriiiiics. iliry point out, its bctlcr to have nothing if not lhfi bcst and no tectli at all is prefer- able to dccaycd molars, which may !be spreading induction t hroughout iiic b.1513’-
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CAMEO
Tuesday — 8-30 4A Thriller in Action end Susllfinw “INSIDE JOB"
Cur-starring Preston Foster. Allan .. Curtis, Ann Rutherford.
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NOTICE
Our horse Dominion Pride will stand for the season at owners‘ stables. Terms $5.00 for the sea- son. strictly cash at time of ser- vice. All mares at owners‘ risk. This horse is eomin four years
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Summer-side
PROFESSIONAL CARI)
T. Earle Hickey
Chartered Accountant
om“ u , m, (weighs 1500 lbs.) Sircd by u gfffflmu lhgm‘ iuScettish Chief. Color chestnut. Phony 51B SMITH BROS"
New Dominion
Farmers
Beautiful, Lasting Memorials
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ESSIIIE cousanvnriif couvaeznou
FOURTH DISTRICT OF PRINCE
A Convention of the Fourth District of.Prin:e will be held on Wednesday, May 14th, for llis purpose of nominating two Candidates to contest the forthcoming Provincial Iection. Each Poll is requested’ lo send five accredited de egetes.
W. P. MecCORMAC,
When t1 loved one posses en, only the very best con be o fitting tribute. Our monuments are ' engraved to order. You choose the style end type.
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Water Street East Summersltle
at 2 P. M. in Bedeque Hell,
Convener.
Fldnneis of differenfuquoiities dnd style 01-
_7.50 .. 10.95
Sinclair Stewart I.I:c|.
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Tweeds that ore dressy end serviceable in assorted
30 lo 50. Selling-
6.95 1'0 9.75
he qualify and reoi dressy (ll-
13.50 .., 16.95
Hopsdck Sport Pants-
10.00
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The ever popular Sport Pdnl fiiol gives real soiisi
6.95 .. 11.75
faction for-
TROPICALS-
7.95 flfld
SHARKSKIN PANTS- Each .....
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CLOTHING ‘DEPARTMENT (Main Floor)
SIIMMERSIIIE
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We are now stocking the scn- satlnnal new Emerson Radios. the world's specialists in small radios. Other radios on hand now includc Strombcrg. (‘arlson and Astra, a new but excellent radio.
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i We are now ln a position to supply more DECCA recordings iri 'lcss time. This means more Bing 'Crosby, Ernest Tubb. Guy Lom- lbardo. Mills Bros. Andrew Sisters. iInk Spots. Dick Haymes. and Don ‘ll/lesser recordings will now be available to you with better serv- iice than before. Be sure to drop in and hear our stock oi‘ LATEST records, new and old time.
PERRY M11310 SERVICE
SUMlMER-SIDE
i ALE BOTTLES PIIIIBIIIISE
We cell for elo bottles. lily quantity, pints and quarts; high on; pIIOQS paid. We will else on; for Jevex bottles. Bring them i: and guarantee an ample supply o Javel.
Phone Cecil’: pick-up.
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AUCTION
A’! MARGATE
I Bering sold my farm 1 will sell by Auction on :
niunsnav. my a l er iz noon
My live stock; bel. of crop. im-
plements. e quantity furniture. consisting of S choice milk cowai ltllplpetfln gredle); l r-eglbsiereldl ‘ll: ‘l yir (all: I belilcrcoilviyra ill; i4 ‘calves: This is an exccptionalfl Fly flue herd oi’ cows. They wrrei ihlgh in factory for several years. ‘Z brood rows: l manure apread- ‘ er; 1 riding gang plow. Z furrows; I '1 walking gang plow; 12 row scuffler 11.11.1301: 1‘ierm ‘wagon: l be: carts; se ainge bob 'slelgb: z family slelghs; l driv- ilng wagon; l driving sleigh; ell ‘kinda harness. both double and ialngle. used en this large farm; a\ quantity hay; several milk cans and pails.
FURNITURE: A quantity house- hold effeets, and all smell articles new on premises.
Terms Cash.
If day is unfit sale on next day.
l wmamm L. JOHNSON ‘noon r. MORRISON,
Grocery, ‘I12. ioi
y Auctioneer.
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-'-'; Auction Sale
CENTREVILLE BEDEQUE
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1th 1:30 OTILOCK
l have been instructed by the Misses Ethel and Laura Lowthcr to sell on their premises on above date the following household el- fccts and chattels: ‘
Kitchen stove. kitchen teble and chairs; dining room table and chairs; 3 small tables; occasional chairs; 2 couches; clock; folding cot: bedroom suite: 3 enamel beds; tapest, rug: mattresses: pillows; feather tick: hooked rugs; smoothing irons: pots: puns: dishes; breed mixer; cop- per wash boiler; tubs: lawn- mower; eews: wrenches; forks; shovels and all kinda garden tools, ea well ea other articles too num- erous te mention.
Terms Cashf
If day unfit sale next fine day following.
l. 0. BELL. Auctioneer.
Sport Coats
Tweed outing coals in asserted greys, browns, etc, in mixed‘
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Students Sport Coats Sizes 33 to 38 of-
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v/hol you need for wearing with exlrd
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i - trousers. MIDIIMVCIOIPIPIMIGMNIIOI‘ Sizes 34 to 42. Priced from-
95 fo 28.50
of assorted
95 .. 16.95
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FARM run SALE
AT MALPEQUE I On main highway from Ken- sington to Mulpeque; 200 acres including woodland; 150 acres under cultivation; large doublr house with modern conveniences- of water end sewage system; also wired for electricity. Six large wire bottom fox sheds suilnbie for turkey production if not wanted for foxes; 86 fox breeding pens. Will sell purl of fox ranch and equip- ment if satisfactory te pur- chaser.
ROY WOODSIDE, Molpequs
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42 ‘Gouge new i Per Pair 45 Gouge now Per Pair 51 Gauge new
Per Pair
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HOSIERY. DEPARTMENT (Main Floor)
Sinclair 8i Stewart Ltd.
Nylon Hosiery
1 .40 1 .65 1 .85
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