evenness 1946
WESTERN
I
GUARDIAN
' ~. oorgo Glow.
SUMIEISIDI and News. Subscriptions.
‘ AGINTS: limos Murphy. Ill llanovar St... and
00 Ottawa St. PIENCB COUNTY Alvttfllllog
u noun. Iota: Strolvti
0N!”
grler give _gvAmzl nsilunl hard wear- sttrsctive hardwood floor or
in stock at
lture V -. ‘s.
j-ANNUAI: BAZAAR All Bl. ‘n1’; Hall. Summerside, Wednes- ‘ and Thursday. Meals served.- .§,., and other attractions.
..GSNUINI leather school bugs brief cases on sale st brie‘! me Repair, Sununerslde.
_-GOUBLIE'S DRUG STORE m be the only Drug Store open l}. Summerstde all day W041i!!- air ' ' prions nnnrvuuv. no Guardian will be delivered daily to names in Summersido ,for 12 cents be; week payable to your carrier. Phone 289 for this service.
Lntanrnn. - Goose and duck s and feather ticks. Also mt cotton .2114 lute bags. h-orse M1.- attd scrap metal. Jothn R. liarkspNew London. P. E. I.
40R SALE-Two Queernheat- m, good shape; onetflat iron. Rex Dawson. Albany.
_QUlCK DRYING interior en- amrl in attraclive green, blue. buff, uihite and black colors in stock at Braces
maroon-m "a" ...... healthy
Mk0 at Taylor Drill; Co., Ken-
-(,. C. F. PUBLIC MEETING oleary Hall, Tuesday. November 5th at 8 P. M. Speaker, Mr. Percy Wright, M. P, for Melford. Sask-
thswan.
-FOB. SALE-Beauty Parlor equipment. pcnmanent wave equip- lngnt. 2 driers. sundries. in good condition. Wrlte'Box 56, Alber- ton.
Injured Lineman lias Arm Amputated
The condition of Mr, Ernest Arsena/ult, Stummerside Electric Light Co. lineman. who was badly hurried last Wednesday as a rcsultI oi n11 electric shock, remains about‘ iii- me. it was learned last night. "filly. Prince Courr-ty Hos- pital doctors amputated Mr. Arsen- unit's loft arm in their efforts to assist him in his gallant fight for IPCOVCY)’,
rim accident occurred about 10:- Iltl last; Wednesday morning twhlle Mi‘. Arsenault was engaged in yo. pair work on bhe lime. He was near l"? lop 0f the pole at the time and while reaching through the wires his urn: came in contact with the iuriili- charged line. tllls fellow IYDPKETS, noticing his prrdlcament, intmediat-QIY phoned the plant in Summer-side to cut the power and .l.. Arsenault was rushed to the Emc- Ccunfy Hospital.
BASES SIMPLE
llEAIlAliIlE
GOES ‘IO WORK Ill 2 SECONDS
GENUINE ASPIIIN MAIKID THIS WAY
“W!” Guardian may be bought dally at any of tho . followhg stores Water " ‘ '-
in ‘Summer-side:
-. . Water Street. Mark Gaudet. 67
Granville Street.
' Tho Guullou will be dollvorod to any homo in Smnmerside. myatlollrllglllioperweek. Phosoellflfnrthhoorvle... your order h HI W! Pfllltillllhlo for dellveflcs on your route.
-BUY cotton waste and wipers
at. Bruce's.
—C-\l-l- AT the Mary Anne. opposite capitol Theatre. Sum- mcrside. '1'hst hat you have in mind for winter has just arrived in another of our new shipments.
groy. Prise rango from
d%§%P§y
fir ARDEN - mu atvm
LADIES‘ GLOVES
Ladies’ flnln fancy wool gloves. Colon bison. wan». brown. wine. blue. green. obonoaounvy and
LADIES‘ LINED GLOVES
SIIIAIAEIISIIE. P. E. ISLAIII
Gloves, Mills, for lho wholo family. Gloves, Mitts and Scorvos wo'vo hnd in mony o doy. fomlly.
lo 81.85
smcnarsvs
Hero's lho largosl tmorlmonf of
For ovory member of lho
Sslocl yours now ol SINCLAIRS, tho sloro with lho big soluclion.
s
82.00 to 84.05.
—OIIICKEN stirrer and bos- BRUQE BENNEIIW”
sar st. Irishtown Hall Nov. 7th,
India’ eupo gloves. fur lined
in brows and
starting at b oclock. Presbyterian Church.
—ARMY BOOTS. shoes.
tables. etc, on sale at Bruce's.
-!0l.lCll COURT-There were dvo drunlu charged in Summar- slds Police Court yesterday morn- .ng before Stipendiary Magistrate E. H. Strong. K.C. One man for- feited his bail and the others were fined $5.00 and costs.
Personals
_My, and ill-rs. Oliver McNellL
—Mrs. Nellie Blood. Wey-rnouth. Mass" is visiting or. the island and is at present the guest of Mrs. W. P. Callaghan. Summer- side. 3
Roid has entered the County Hospilfll on her arm. Her many wish her o. speedy recovery.
succussrpbTEknmo
coats. trousers. gloves, rain-coats. kitchen
Summerside. left on Saturday morning for British Columbia ___ where they will reside. S The exciting odyssey of a gtrass
-—Miss Hazel Green of Graham's Prince for an operation friends
Just in case you're new at this pickling game. or haven t done any
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Also SHORT SUBJECT
bloel. so
Colon natural.
Shows 7.15 — 9.15 Malinee Tuesday Al 3:30
“Mildred Pierce" At liapitol, S’side
widow, "Mildred Pierce" provides Joan Crawford with the finest role of htr career and audiences with the most absorbing movie experi- ence in years.
"Mildred Pierce" is three ways great.‘ As a description of mother- lovc. it is affecting and poignant. It ls fascinating. too, as a sharp and j Bvvllrflte what-maires-‘em-tick ah- alysis of the soul of a heel. And it, is tense. gripping. satperlor-calibeiq murder mystery. Considered in any, one of these categories. "Mildred!
Pierce" would be rated an outstand- l-“fl film. Sucoessf lly blending all; three. it is something special for the‘
LADIES’ LINED CAPE GLOVES black and brown. Price $2.25
______________ __ .___, ............._...... ...
. $6.50 to 85.95 ,- ' mate ctovrs
ors white, and black. Prise
...................... .. $3.95 Ladies’ (long) black fancy trim suede gloves. Prise ................................................. .. $2.75 Ladies’ lltflol Gamolootts Glovos h color. Price ....................................... ..
LADIES WHITE SHEER GLOVES Ladies’ fancy sheen in assorted colon. Prloo
$1.25 lo ".75 Ladies’ satin scarves in paisley and fancy print. Price ...... .. . ......._. 82.95 to $3.80
Ladies’ fabric gloves. eight button length. Col- ................... .. 81.25
red and grey.
MEN'S CAPESKIN GLOVES
(Sheepskin) of good quality ln snap lnsbener style. Strongly sewn and supple for wear-ability. Sine '1 1-2 to 10. at $2.50
CAPESKIN GLOVES ....By Unique. soft, pliable, warm- iy lined, hand stitched pull-on styles and table cut. Sizes 7 1-2 to 10 so $3.50
MEN'S BETTER GRADE
CAPESKIN
In black or brown. Snap hob ner or pull-on styles table out by Unique. warmly lined. Sizes ‘l 1-2 lo l0 at .............................. .. $3.95
in a long time, here are a few dISCTI-mli-‘iflllng moviegoer.
will guarantee good results:
ling.
2. Use the best vinegnr- Cidei
the flavour and colour of the vine- gars.
3, Soak in brine to draw water and make pickles Salt also checks sr-rfllirlt-Z- brine. the best proportion is cup of salt to two quarts of boll- ing water.
4. For crisp pickles. scald slightly but never cook.
5. Keep r-ickles cirtlght in steril- ized jars. If pickles are kept in crocks, they should be well covered with vinegar solution to prevent moulding, A plate or wooden hoard (cut the share of crock) should be plBcPd on tcn of pickles and “weigh- .e;l down with a clean stone weight.
DIIDUGEIT-STNILKEN SHEEP
‘CANBERRA. Australia — (CF)- Drought cut down Australia's sheep population. by 29.000000 in four years up to April, the Australian statistics bureau reported. In i944. 18,000,000 sheep died and 0.000.000 more in 1945 anrl early 194.6. Aus- tralia now has 06,396,000 sheep.
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E - c A n s o - TUESDAY — 8.80
“BEHIND CITY LIGHTS”
Featuring Lynne Roberts and Peter Cookson
Aha 0th Chapter of Serial “PHANTOM RIDER"
Coming - Thur. Prl. and Sat.
TIE BELLS 0F ST. MARY’
a ' <
prolonl Kenny loltor ovor ‘*|"t'b¢~i;r_'w=;w'»s-_ c
W!
Qualify Jewellers
Diamonds for Hnpplnm
CROCKETT LTD.
Summorsldo
CFCY Thursdays at 6:45 ' ' i
general directions which if followed.
l. Use fresh vegetables for pick-
vivnegar has the best, flavour. but white (spirit) vinegar gives better colour, Blended vinegrl- combines
out firmer. For one
0T.
Pierce" was directed by Miohoc
_ principal players
Arm Blytlt and Bruce
S001‘ B.
Mrs. Earle Sawler Campbell. all
and Mrs. cf Cape Traverse
Kenzle of Borden. on Thursday.
Mrs. John P. Gallant of Borden lS visiting friends and relatives at Egmont Bay this week.
Everett MacKe-nha. little son c! Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacKenn-zt. who recently underwent an oper- ation in the P. C. Hospital. has Ytilllthed to his home in Borden.
family and Mrs. Colin Love. of Borden. motored to Pictou re cently and were welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Josey.
Mrs. William White of Borden is spending a week in George- town with her mother. Mrs. Char- les Johnson.
Mr. George Sharpe, of Bor- den. spent the week and with re- latives in Norboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Woodside. of Bradalbsne. and Mr. and Mrs. Wills Woodside of St. John. N3, were guests of Mr. and Mrs George Sharpe of Borden on Sun- day.
Mrs. Harry Inmsn of Augustine Cove returned home on Wednes- day evening from a visit to her daughter. Mrs. William Maebean of Boston. Mass.
The government supply boat. Sorel. docked at Borden for a low hours on Friday taking on fuel. While hero Mr. Ivan Paquet vio- Ztcd at his home.
Miss Joyce Love of Summer-side spent msnksaiving with her por- ontl. Mr. and Mrs Oollrr Love.
A delightful Hollowebn party was held on Wednesday "mint: in the Borden ‘ uscment- Hull. Music and dancing was enjoyed by all. A bountiful lunch was served lvy tho hostesses. Mrs. Leo Honnlgan and Mrs. Herbert blac- Kcnzie. assisted by Misses Pauline Mclsaac and Bernice Sharpe. and Mrs. Frank Butler. The hall was tastefully decorated for the occas- ion in black and orange and the well laden tables were decked out in the spirit of llsllowebn. Be- fore closing. o hearty vote o! thanks was tendered to Mr. and
Producrd by Jerry Wald, "Mildred?
Curtiz and writen for the screen by Ronald MacDougall. Supporting the! are Eve Ardeml Bennett. "Mildred Flew?’ was photographed! tbv Erniast Haller. Composer Max ' Steiner created the special musical
Frank” Chmpbell. Mrs Bessie
“'97P Quests of Mrs. Hector Mac-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Love and 7
l .
assortment. Price
Mrs. l-Iannigan for the use of
their amusement centre for the
evening.
The regular auction party of the Borden Women's Institute was held on Thursday night in the Town Hail with five tables paying. Indies’ prize was won by Miss Rita Bernard: gents’ by Mr. Bumet ltdneDonald, with consol- ation prises going to Mrs. James V. MacDonald and Mr. E. P Lynds "rho freeseout prize was also won by Miss Rita Bernard.
Auction Sale
AT FREETOWN
on wunnusra-Ar. ivovurmurt a nnonmma AT rs noon
0n aooount of Ill health l an: oellpolled to sell all my live stock. lllilfllfllil. crop. sud a quantity
Plain nrnd fanry knit. Colors white. blue. yellow. green, red, iilack. Price $1.50 to $2.50
Also Ladies‘ wool fascinaturg 1.1 gum] colnr ................. .. $1.15 to $3.50
A certainly no shortage of clothes,
5 windows. The fashions, too, would
hounabold oflooto oondstlng or outta good work horses. 6 milk oows, I furrow oows. l Ayrshire holler. ‘duo to freshen: 1 Holstein
year old: l bull (llolsteln pure M“): l lldlloll. 1 year old: 8
calves: 88 hens. (Hampshire Rodi). JEPLIMETS-Iluder, sectional
AIIOTIOII SALE
...... will bo-oolu by Publo a». lion on the "prumboa on Irldly.
llld. TERMS-CASH. ESTATE OI‘ DONALD UAOIIUSII
waurnu o. sueuurczrl. wmuns I. romvaronu,
AITIIUI ITIWAIT, lflbhfls
, l form engine. 334 3-7-5 potato sprayer; horse hon:
Ill! plow (almost new); walking plow: loon- harrows; smoothing (new): wilt»
barrow: boy rako planter with - fe attoolr rnontu (new): oream separator, l hum wagon:
uood on a largo form and all good repair; a quantity hay. straw and outs from all woods: a quantity household furniture and all ,I||nll articles
hrlfor. I years old; I steers, 1 _,
I'R( lFESSll lNAL CARD
LADIES’ WOOL SCARVES
Iv
colors, st
$1.95 l0 $5.00.
muffs fillrvruas MANY m LISBON
Lisbon, city of contrast. ‘Dream city of Europe." is only five hours’ flight from London today -anrl tt looks like something out of a fairy- tale bcok, writes Wendy MacGmv- an of NANA, >
Shops are filled with the choicest foodstuffs and fruits, the wine shops in a single street contain more varieties than the whole of London's wine trade, and there is
cosmetics and cigarettes. Big Am. erloan automobiles speed
past quaint bullock-drawn
carts and.
MEN'S FUR LINED GLOVES (EXTRA FINE)
Quality durable capeskln. warm-
Ilned with rabbit fur. Slip-on style ln dark brown only. Sizes I 1-2 to l0 at
MEN'S FUR LINED GLOVES
Made of ooft durable oapeskin.
88.00
MEN'S WOOL GLOVES Honeycomb Stitch,
in assortrd . _, 81.00
MEN'S SCATVES
While wool for warmth and while silk for dress. Also a complete rungs of fancy scarves, all wool in waffle weave with fringed ends or in blanket weave with hemmed ends. Small patterned forelbid by "Cur- rie" and other noted makers, cul in reefer slyle. Fringed ends. Scarves ore moderately priced ol SLZS,
YOU"LL ENJOY
inCldi/Y; Slewarlfi m-mzm
THE HOUSE OF GUALIT/
make English women envious. Apart from the poorer women. all the ladies in Lisbon seem to weer full- fashioned silk stockings and, more often than not, nylons.
The fashions in high-heeled shces and hats are astounding. There seems to be a competition ‘.0 see who can wear the most gaily dec-
~ WHEN IN NEED
scurrying beside the fashionable ladies of the clfiy, are the poorest 0f the poor, wearing dirty, tugged clothing and neither shoes nor stockings.
For s person just arrived from England- a country still bound by. the obtains of rationing-it was difficult to believe one's eyes when confronted by so much food in shop
‘ f’ 7:?"
lfl5Uflflfl[ ,
Summcrsitft‘
. Earle llioltey
with a Company which is owned and operated by its policvhcldars. Eoclt policy holder of lho Company is o shareholder, therefore, oll the income of the
warmly lined with rabbis Sires 8 l-l to l0. Special at 85.98
orated, highest and craziest crea-
OF PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS IY
FIRE
fur.
ANGORA GLOVES
Plain Angora, colors brown. black, blue, rod, oerlse. magenta, yellow, green and purple. Prices
FANCY ANGORA
Colors brown, black, blue, red, cerise. magenta. yellow, green and grey. Price ............ ..
$2.95 to $1.50
MITTS 5
Ladies’ woolen mills. fur back trim fancy cuff. Colors green, ccrlse,‘ brown, yellow. Price .... .. $4.95
tamer trmtra rims
Fur back trim. Colors Price
brown, green,
pink, blue. $3.95 to $4.95
CHILDREN'S GLOVES
Children's woollen gloves. Colors green. white, blue. navy, brown and red. Price ..
.75cfo90o
MEN'S uuttmso stoves
Genome pig-akin super-fit table
GOAT SKIN GEDVES Ylnlahcd In natural
cut. at
throughout, smart and serviceable. Sizes 7 1-2 to 10 at .... .. $3.95 DEER SKIN SLIP-ON GLOVES
Deer Skin Slip-ans, supple and
comfortable with hand sewn
hacks and "Piglet" fluids. Sllel I 1-2 to 10. Natural lhab.
priced at
‘$.88
MEN'S FUR GLOVES
Smurf neal filling l0 or
tion. One woman in my hotel sat. down to dinner wearing a hat look- ing like a cross between a topper and s wide-brimmed straw boat- ing hat.
Cosmetics are plentiful. Nylons range from 8d lo 816 a pair and every store has a good display of them, Window displays in Lisbon are tempting and the shopkeepers
INSURE
Company is reluined in Prince Edward Island.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE AGENTS OF THE COMPANY:
John A. Thompson, Kenslngton W. Vernon Craig. Middleton Frank l. Gallant. Wellington Clifford Simpson. Stanley Bridge Parkman Jenkins, Ch‘town.
Carl Weeks. Albemn Geddio Msobeod. Sydney B. Birch. Port llill Macbean Brothers. N. Wllbsblro G. M. Grant, Charlottetown
Romombor Building Owners save your monsy by insuring with
Prinoo Edward Island liutual Fire
West loyalty
Insurance llosipany
new on llalsuurto-doto farm. albums-ed Aeoouulaut ' ‘Imus-c Offloe at _ ~ n h, h "m. u‘, u, n," h, u 05mm. 8m“ ! Hood Office. Summemdo LION/um mccAnvlLL. Sulunorsldo IIUGII r. tnoluuson. _ "m" m ‘ o
Brunch Office: Grafton Sh; - Charlottetown v .
leather palms, morelon fur
in brown. Warmly lined pull-on sfylo. Sizes 8 lo
$650
BOYS’ AND MEN'S KNIT homemade wool mills at various reasonable prices.
MEN'S AND BOYS’ LEATHER MITTS, warmly lined and pullover styles. Moderately priced ol ..
SHOPPING AT
$1.95
themselves arc kindly, hBIPAIII Int often most charming characters. Everything in Usbon. too, ha: an American angle. In other word: the local pCcple think that if th. article for sale is American then i must be good. I saw that outlool reflected wherever I went.