JANUARY 4. 1947

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4mm! 1115;. wmr Bowls w; available. Order now. Toombo 379g" KMIIIDISOD.

480011153 STOVE! now in mg. Order early. Toombs Bros" KmQinQKOII.

mumarusr Cod Liver on has ‘unplug plus at Taylor Drug Co., xensinstvn-

4.5mm: wear-ever Almnlnum cwmtnation Roaster. Baker and canner in stock at Bruce's.

415E Ill for Radio Bottlios. mw in stock. General, Eva-eddy and Ray-arm. The Summerside Hard- ware COmPBIIY-

._sKATING — Crystal rink, summerside, this afternoon 3 to

b; and this evening 9 to 1l.

DTRYON UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA. - Services for Sunday. January 5th. Cape Traverse 11.00. Trycm 3.00. Csupaud 7.30. Rev. J. A. Jnrdine, B. D., Minister.

_UNLOADING car of Oats at lnternatlcn Fox and Animal Food Friday and Saturday. Bring your hugs and get delivery while it lasts. Dunk River Dairying Co.

-HOCKEY Bedeque rink, Iliomiay. "Jan. 6. 8:15 pm. Bede- liih‘ South Shore l-lockc-y League. Bordon Mayflowcrs versus Sum- lacrside Crystals. Skate after.

—WANTED immediately. 2 girls for restaurant work in Kcnsing- ton. Good wages. Apply in per- son. Lari-tin Restaurant. Kcnsing- ton.

--I-‘0.\ES FOR. SALE. - ‘.2 Platin- um Males, Stewart and Lewis strain. l full Silver Male. Gordon Mac- lliliaa strain. 2 Silver Females. All proVCll breeders. Also 1 Olympus Microscope (good as new). 1 Tatoo outfit. Apply Mrs. Wilbert McCar- rille, Kinkora.

—ILENSINGTON AND VICIN- l'l'\' —- Universal Week of Pray-

m- Services. All services are at 7.30 P. M. hionday. Freetown Presbyterian Cilurcll. Monday,

Si. Stephen's Church. Burlington. Tuesday, St. Mark's Church, Ken- sington. Xvcdncsday, The Pres- lntorinv: Church. kicnsingion. Thursday. The United Church of Canada, Krnsingtnn. Friday, St. Mark's Church. Kensingion. Fri- day. Keir Memorial Church, Mal- pequo.

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-IIOULAI IIATI Kensinstou Rim to-night, Bsturdsy.

A00 NIW IIAIPIBIII Pullsts for solo, I months old. Laying. Anthea, J. Arsensult, Wiimot Valley.

-30l0 Pressure Cookers. sull- able at ‘His Summer-side Hardware Company.

QKATING Orystsl rink. Summersidc, this afternoon I to 5; snd this evening 0 to 11.

—BOX END Wrench Sets. mode by Gray-Bouncy. Sold by The Sum- mersids Hardware Couvpuny.

—BOOKEY —- Kensington rifl, Monday, Jan. 2. North Shore League. New Annun versus Ken- slngton. Skate after.

—BEGINNING JANUARY 6th. the Kensington Service Station will close at 6 o'clock week days and 9 o'clock Saturdays.

—WIIEN it's 6.30 on Saturday night Rolex watch time, why not have your radio tuned to C. F. C. Y. Moose Jewellers.

--BATTERY. Tires Pipe, Pumps, Cylinders. Fittings. Call st Toombs Bros. Remington.

l ‘ —HOCKEY — Bedeque rlnk, Monday. Jan. B. 8:15 p.m. Bede- que South Shore Hockey League. Borden Mayfiowers versus Sum-

merslde Crystals. Skate after.

—CIIURCH 0F ENGLAND Ser- vices for the Parish of New lion- ‘don, The Second Sunday after Christmas. 1.30 Morning Prayer, St. Stephen's Church. Burlington. 2.."0 ‘Evenlrw, Prayer St. Thomas‘. New London. 7.30 Holy Communion, Si. hlarlcs. Kensington. Rev. D. l‘. Noel, Rector.

-EI.ECTR.IC LIGHT MEETING —— There will be a meeting of t-hose connected with the electric light service of Bedequc and iSouth Freetown tonight, Satur- |day, at 8 o'clock. Central Bede- nqllt! Hall. All interested are in- vlted. '

l —CURLING -- Play has started at the summer-side curling club with the playing of the president and vice president's matches on New Year's Eve and Now Year's Day. The final scores were Presid- ent 58, Vice President 54. Play has now commenced in the competition for the Tip Top ‘Iulloxu cup with s rink; entered. Oold wea- ther ha; provided gcod ice for the opening games and with s. mem- bership enrollment of about the same as last. year an active season of curling is expected. Mr. RL. Willett is chain-nan c! the games committee. —S.

—KINSMEN MEETING - The regular meeting of the Kinsmen Club of Summer-side on ‘Puesday evening (New Year's Eve) took the form of a ladies’ night and busin- ess was dispensed with. Retiring president. Harold Gaudet and pres- ldcnt-elcct Maurice Mill were ioint chairmen. Past District Governor George Sinclair. Charlottetown. was present u s gllvlt- Th6 W!" tothelflingwusnrvpofifldbymn- cls McNeill and the toast to the Ibadies Wls proposed b7 C1?" Whalen and responded to by Mrs. ‘Han-y Dickie. An amusing and en-

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ll Granville Street Musical accompaniment at the Summers plarm was supplied by Mr. JOWPTI "I'm" m Perry and Mrs. Cleve Whalen. -s.

—bflSCEI-LANIOUS snowin- An enjoyable evening was spent recently when friends and neigh- bors gathered at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Pitrandk Gambit. sfi Unil- . . _ ltt , t en er a msce uneous llonday, .Wcdnesday, Thurs Ignaz’ t‘; M“ Lemuel “mholm “Y "d F515")? 3 1° 5 W“ m» Ollie Schurmsn) who was "d 7 1.0 9 p.111. and by 5P’ married recently. Tho room was inintment. decorated for the occasion with

BORDEN

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1. After the demonstration of cold wsuthcr that “Old Man Winter" but on for us Isst week-I know that you'll bu interested tn has" blankets. The Dry Goods Department has u quantity of brown heather Illlllltets with blue striped ends. 60 x B0 at 4.15 ouch ..... Jlhsso sru ox- "htlonall They are invaluable lust now and may be used vary nicely. When summer comes sgsln. In your our or summer cottage.

Dry Goods Department.

cocoa brown. Vlhen all had as- Isembl-ed the bride and groom were escorted to the tastefully decor- ated seat by Frank and Jessie Gamble, The wedding march was played by Mrs. Harold Linkletter. lAfter the couple were seated the

gifts were opened by lillrs. Wilfred IWc-odside and Mrs. Leonard Rog-

ers. The verses “were read by Mrs. IEmery Linkletter. They were then placed on the table by Miss Mable Linkletter, and all present Joined in singing “For they are Jolly Good Fellows". The evening was spent in entertainment. Piano music was furnished by Mrs. Harold Link- letter. After a highly enjoyable evening the guests departed wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. ‘Irenholm a long life of wedded happiness-S.

The cast.- of a Summerside resi- dent charged with erecting a bulldlngrontrary to the Town zoning by-law. after being. ad- journed a number of times was commenced in Summerside Police Court yesterday before Stipendi-zry Magistrate E, H. Strong, KL‘. After the evidence of Stanley Waugh, Town Engineer and build- ing inspector had been taken the case was adjourned for another week. Mr. W. Henry Noonan is sppoirlnrrfor the Town and Mr. C. D. McCallum for the defendant-S.

—PBELI1W.IINARY HEARING _ The preliminary hearing o! two men from Borden, charged with breaking into the R.C.M.P. Detach- ment building in that town was odioulrned for s. week without any evident-o being taken. Thecssewss being heard by Magistrate R. S. Hinton in Summerside yesterday. The evidence in rt prohibition case was taken and the case adjourned. A man charged WIUII stealing goods to the value of less than $25.00 from a Borden restaurant was found guilty and given two montihs in jail. A party charged with fail- ure to stop at the scene of an ac- cident was fined 510.00 and costs.

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‘ -Ns:wmr wens auowsmun - ,A vet-y pleasant evening was spent at. the homo 0f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell's, Clhelton, on Mortday evening. Dec. ltlthwhm this pop- ular couple opened their doors to Qshowurhhmoroll/lr. andMru. Clement Nickerson who were re- Whflyvmllifflfi in Halifax. The first o! the evening was going

the sound of reindeer; could be heard, coming in the distance. A few mimic; later, Smto Olsus en- tered the kitchen 17y way o! tho back porch. all smiles and ls full ofchoersswhmhcmussboy, and whit; his reindeer were being warmly blanketed at the sheltered side o! the house and trsstcd to

2- lt- hss been quits some time slncu drlod lrults huvo been uvullublc. w" "B llsd to tell you that tho Grocery ‘Ins dried apricots at l6 omts Wind and dried pouches st l6 cents u pound ----- ~50 NP I! W" "1' h stowed frultioorvutl either hot or cold. I . - Grocery Dopurtsuout.

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warmed wuter and wished outs. aunts wus carrying names-cu; lugs cooks of gifts into the spacious dining mom. So mmtcrous were the sacks that those fluent bsllu to wonder if Busts wu pluyim some little some or light o! hand. But when hs begun f0 fllfity their coutestts, coughs mus dining room table became piled bin with lovely and usvitul gitts, it soon become ovidentthotbherewssrtoslistitot hand but that the numerous bun- dlq o! lovely uaoml things wen nthcr syulsols of the esteem it which thispowlur yum; couple on held. As etch lift was token hum its con-taint. socnmbsstllnl hummus and othsrwise.

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Entries At Fox Pelt

WESTERN GUARDIAN

Show Set New

I On Monday. Jun/any 6th.. Mr. D0181“ Bell o! Osrloton will begin the llrgo number of m- trieu in flu Prince Edward Inland silver fox pelt show at, the High School auditorium In Stunmerside.

Enhles for tho show closed on Tummy. December 31st. and on Th and Friday. January 3nd and id the committee in chums wuc may classifying the

1 number of pelts which will compete in the show.

M the High School auditorium ‘when the judging will iiuko place.

best light possible. Judging will be open to the public and it is ex- peoted that many will take advant- age o! the opportunity to vie-w the large number of beauitiml pelts on

Oitlsrbition. t ’

'I‘his year's entry Ls the largest in the history of the show. About 1.150 pelts have been entered in Ithe various classes, about two hun- drud more pelts than were display- ed lost year. About 250 silvers have been entered and it was also learn- Od that. there was s heavy platinum 6110191118. a. fair white marked sil- ver entry and quite a number o! glacier blues and pearl platinums.

Indicating an increased interest in the pelt show on the port of fur breeders the nmnber of exhibitors this yeag is close to fifty as com- pared to about thirty who have “millet-ed in former years.

Due to his fair and excellent placing in past shows, Mr. Douglas Bell was the unanimous choice for this year's show. His will be a highly difficult task and the ex- hib-itors will watch ulith interest this decision in each class. 1_

0n Tuesday evening at 7.30. a public banquet will be held at Leo (Doyle's tea. rooms to which all in-i terested in the fur industry are invited. I

It is expected that the judging‘ will be completed on Wednesday» Jmuorv Bth-S. j

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those associated with him for thelr| (expressions of kindness and go:d-. ‘wishes. all joined in singing "For, It-hey are Jolly Good Fellows". ac-I commuted by Mr. Edgar Doull at| ithe piano, Santa than left the rocsn I ,a.n.:i with his reindeer soon (ll.- appeared in the darkmcss. The re- \mainder of the evening was spent‘ In conversation, music and song“ with a sumptuous lunch and hot tea. in between. Then after bounc- ing the groom in the gocd old fash- ioned way. all left for their hdlnes. trliing with them pleasant mem- ories of the occasion. The groom is the son or Mr and Mrs. Howard Nickersm; of Cheltoti. while the bride is the former Miss Kathleezr Snare of Halifax. The groom, a; veteran of the last war and who‘

saw service overseas. has purchased

a farm near Montague where he intends to reside, The best “ashes, of ille many friends and acquaint- ance; will follcrw this happy ymnrgi I

couple to their new hclne. i , Personals

I —Mrs. Percy Miller of Lot. 16 is a patient in the Prince County I-lcs-

pital and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. —S. ' |

_The many friends of Mr. Wil- liam Cameron. Ottawa Street, Sum- merside. are pleased to note that he has recovered from his recent ill- ness and is able to resume hLs dut- ies at the Hall Manufacturing Com- pany Ltd-S.

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4w. and Mrs. Arthur can-u- thers‘. (nee Gladys Bakert. have! arrived back in Summerside stteri sptndlng tho holidays at the for-i mers home in Montague. —S. i

_Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunphy.’ Margate spent New Year's in Sum-I merside, while there they were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Goodwin.

-1va-. Nelson McKay ‘or the firm of Curran and Briggs spent Christ-l

m“ holidays with his wife and family st his home on Russell Street, Summerslde. He left on

Wednesday for Nvrthem OM55"; where ha is employed witih his firm

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‘Pl-INDY Ildph W. Barnes. 67, Stock- bridge. Mass, téeucher. continues his one-man std‘ (llown xix-rite in basement of I 0o. R etnent use is 06. but Barnes refused to retire. He struck to enforce his demand to continue teaching.

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New Canadian Song Composed

OTTAWA. Jan. 3 -- (GP) -— Tho citizenship ceremony in the Supreme Court of Canada io- night was marked by the intro- duction of a new Canadian song, written by Percy J. Philip. Scot- tish-born Ottawa correspondent of the New York Times. and Rob- ert Donnell, Dominion carilloneur.

Mr. Philip composed the song and Mr. Donnell the music. Sen- ator Gustave Lacasse of Quebec has made a French translation. Tune of the song is somewhat similar to that of O Canada. Here are the words;-

“To Canada our fathers came

WAR-NB GUN FIRING IN

jteamed to shape before thsv are

And gave the unknown land its name. This Canada of ours; God grant that we will never let That name be tarnished, or for- get The joy of building mightier yet This Canada o1 ours.

"The esger rivalry and strife Of older nations brought to life This Canada of ours; They fought- for what they thought was good; God, in His mercy, understood, And for-med into a brotherhood This Csnadrcf ours. "In strength together we will‘ stand Defending our beloved lsnd, This Canada of ours; And never shall it cease to be A nation where all men are free, In harmony, from sea to sea, This Canada of ours. "With joy we welcome those who come. In loyalty. to malts their home. This Canada of ours; To them we give our rights to more, From them we ask. always to bear In love. in honor and in prayer This Canada of ours."

NYLON!

While there is no shortage of nylon yurn. hosiery manufacturers have been handicapped by insuf- ficient skilled labor for the opera- tions known ss looping and finish- ing. The workers, however. are be- coming morg skilled and are catch- ing up with the largo quantity of knitted nylon stockings whch hsvo been piling up in the factories. Nv- lon has added s new operation to the manufacturer of stockinfli they ire "prebosrdcd." being set or

dyad. Because of this opersliovf. nylon stockings retain their orig- inal sM-po up long us they last. This makes It Important to any the

correct sins in both toot and feg

KOREA

Louise Ylm (above). of the re?- resentstive democratic council of South Korea. told the United Na- tions delegates that "guns are already firing" in Korea. and flint "fanatics" were working among the starving population. stirring up riots. The warning given at 14kg success, N. Y.. coincided with the opening of the new Korean in- terim legislative assembly st sieoul, Korea.

manna 151mm, Arzvlllhirs- Scotland-Many cottages, whose rents srs 2 and 6 (b0 cents) l Veil‘. u-o empty. Once the centre of Scotland's slate industry, Easdale now ls u depressed area with only 40 inhabitants.

DI-IID BY NATURE

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Saturday, Jonuory 4

lune Gray's "ROLL ALONG COWBOY" with Comedy and Shorts

Items Of Interest Front Our Hardware Department

USEFUL ARTICLES

green teus are those produced in

Japan, "white wines of teas."

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watered, with good buildings. Excellent location.

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For brooding purposes. Send for frso price list, it's free to you, also how to broad them and core for them. Don't do- luy. The last chance to get o price list for 1947.