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T. Earle Hickey

Chzlrtcri-ii Accountant

Office at l5 Griliiiiile street Phone 5Tb SUMMICIISIUE

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CONCERT KING GEORGE HALL

Tmstllii‘ iind Wctlncsday xov. 29 - 3i)

X:l.'i PM. l Act Comedy

K l" y l-im Dramatic Group WITIPIIPIN FOSTER

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[NSIJKANCE Ralvh "

_ Dale Cam- Fhono 553-15.

\ \ltiii'i‘t' show scheduled f -'i‘iii-.=iiny Iifld WHTHES- l‘1iil's llzlll. Summer-

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it)’ ADVERTISERS-- .- i~ciiiiii~dirrl that their t l ill!‘ Guardian not

;_ .“i tlic previous day l0 Out of city classl- ,;_i particularly bear

iaiiiLD DIEZTING -- ‘l of tho Summer- il spiiilsorttl t‘ ‘Oil 'l‘iiursda.\' Hall. which with rcd aiid ., I , _ n Chrisluiiﬂﬁ-RV ‘. Y ' work table

i . Eric Wood- '.\i \'(‘lll‘l'j the nov- the

oils iiiciil. Tlic - Mons Club . Gcnige '1‘. A most

~11 wiinc. Summer- _v morning for nit. whore ho has

'. MacDonald. 1.l-I.iiiil Liiiklottcr and wit, Suiiimcrsidc on 2 for Mniitrczil-S

Si liurmari and Mrs. Erft, Saturday morn- hoines in

B. F. Hunter.

E. E. Pur-Ilmun.

on salo at Taylor's

Warm) AT once

r/Hifwssrsllu GUARDIAN

m“ Tamer: COUNTY omen 3 Summer Street, Summe imie, Phone 289 n, Siihscriptiona, Advertising Representative!

"“"’ .I._iii..\ti~llt MURPHY and GEORGE (JLOW 1110 Guardian may be bought at any of the _ following ltorea In SUIIIIIIBTQRJU

p, summer Street; Gouriies Drugstore, 2i Central Street; “mil, Water Street; Mark Gaudet. 67 Granville Street; pita‘; Grncerv. Second Street: island Motor Transport. ct; Moon's Grocery. 120 Russell Street.

'“v‘r“|:\|‘ u-it,‘ bl- delivered to any home in eumluersido try Carrjer Th» t. . l” d“ u; ltic per week. Phone 289 for this service or gtve huy responsible for delivery on your route.

- Mr. Ronald McNeiil, son of the late Hon. Daniel McNeill. is visiting his family in Summersidiz. He is in the Dept. of Fisheries lee»- Sﬂarch in Halifax. v a K

—PRlZl-J WINNERS-The luckv winners of the two valuable prizes in the recent Holman! Goodwill Solo for the Sumincrside Store have now liceii lciirncd. Mrs. .1. J, Ennian. Summerside won the $100 prize and Lac. W. \V, Goldsmith of the R.C.A.l-‘. Station was the winner of the radio. The winnini; numbers were recently publicized 11nd these- pcnple crime in and claimed their prizcs.—-S.

—BlRTIlD.-\\' 0B Si} R V E D —- Fricnds and neighbors of Mr. Dav- id tTooii) Walker, New Aniian. gathered at his home on Friday evening to congratulate and cxtcnri best wishes nil tht- ilniiiversiirjr of his birthday. The evening passed pleasantly with sflClfil conversation and cards. after which delicious re- freshments. including the czliidlw lighted birthday cake. won» served by the hostess. Mrs, Roy Walker.

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—B.~\I‘TIS'I‘ LADIES GUILT) — The Summcrsidc Bztplist Ladies‘ Guild hcld the last meeting of the year‘ on Friday cvﬂning at the home of Mrs. .i. F. MacNeill. Church Street. with the president. Mrs. Wil frcd lninan, in ine chair. ‘There was a splendid attendance of members After the repeating of The Lords Prayer in unison, ccirniiliittecs liver-- appuinted and final arrangements made for the bazaar and sale of home cooking iii the hall on Drcr-ni- bur l. ilaiiity refreshments \\f‘l't' served liy LIlf} lunch hostess, ‘Mrs A. \\‘, Learnt-S.

-—TRINITY SOCIAL CLUB — Mrs. A. Stirling MiicKiiy, Summci» side. was lloslcss lo the mcmbcr: of the Trinity Social Club on 'l‘liiii day cvciiiiig. 'l’hc president. Mi (leorge Bovviiess. was in the chair during the business pPfiDd when it was dcrldcd tn hold a pantry sale on Saturday, Doconbcr 10. At in" close of the morning a social hour was hold aiid dainty refreshments served by the luiicli committee. consisting of Mrs. D. J. Mac-Lead. Mrs. (LL, Sheen, Mrs. Hammond Johnson and Mrs. M. Gordon-S.

T —\VEI)DING ANNIVERSARY —-

iMr. and Mrs. Joseph Wooiisidi- iKcnsinuton. were at. home to a

|largc number of rclativos and ‘ friends oil r‘rlday. Nov. ltlth (\il ‘. the 0CCli$l0il of their tliirliclh

“wedding 1tllllI\'Cl‘$Itl'_Y. Mr. 'l‘iiiiii~-1s ilHl1lllp1ll'(‘_V wiis chairman and infl- (‘lI on Mr. tjcoruc hioyiieiv to i'\‘.liI Ell ﬂddPClSS (‘XplPSSlilg IITC (IO-I- igratulatioiis aiid best wishes of those pri-seiit uhile Mr. Edward . Benristo presciiird an rippi-oprizitc ' gift, .\tr. niul Mrs. “oodsidn ox- ~.prcssed their pZriisiii-c in luiiiii; iso many nf ihrir friends and fol‘- mcr neighbors of Margiite with them on this happy occasion and thanked them for their tokens of friendship. A delightful protlfﬂﬂl of music and song ivhllcrl awav a lpleasnnt evening. Lunch was serv- ed by the ladies. That Mr. and ' Mrs. Woodside would celebrate ' many more anniversaries was the wish expressed by the departing guests. - K

Farm Forum

_. A farm forum group was or- ganized last week at the homa of Mr. and Mrs. LG. Ramsay, Ind- ‘ian River. Miss Helen MacDonald who has had considerable exper- ience in this work, was appointed ‘secretary for this group. Delegates

- meeting

were name-cl to attend the joint hclii iii 'l‘rrivcller's Rcst Hall on hioiiduy night. Les-lie Ramsay was appointed dlscusrion leader for the next meeting which will be held at Bernard A. Mac- Loilziivs mi Monday Nov. 2'7. at. 8 o'clock. interesting discussion 1c plziliiisil llizifkvlilltl for potatoes ctr. i00k pincc. Liiiicii was scrvcd by Mrs. Ramsay and the meeting ari- iourned. -_ K

‘I-AST EMPEROR Hsuiin 'l‘uiig. Inst emperor of China, lost Ills power when tiin Chinese Republic was established in February, lfil2_

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 21 _(AP\ W The body of a FiiLvcar-old wcmiiii. identlficii as Miss Joan Brusco who police said “as the victim of a svx attack was found Saturday behind a house in Pittsburgh's east and. Her head had been crushed by ve- pcated blows cf a heavy instrument. officials re ortcd;

Floor Walker

Pﬂrmenent Position for Right Person

APPIY Dry Goods Office R.T. HOLMAN LTD.

Summerside

I O Leary and v. O O lclniiy Mrs. Wallace_ Coleman, who 15 l" h" 94111 3cm‘ has been very lli

P" h" lltilic, but is now feeling considerably better,

"YB- Robert Oulton. Brae 11mm Witt an operation st the B I

Hfl-ipilﬂl. Charlottetown Her frlciids \\i>ll licr a speedy m“. VAIFSCPIII e.

—The Mission-TOT l

Unigld ‘Church heildmae ovteroylﬁﬁ CF55 I POI-Luck’ supper in the QM“ "n Wednesday. November 2iird. ‘It iviis most gnjoyable and tie. splendid 141m of $35“) “as realized, which will be given {or the needy children of Europe.

The Nationanhjtll-ght program “M hell} bi’ the West Devon llniied Church Young People5’ Um" 0n Wednesdav night November 23rd, at the ‘home of fir. and Mrs. Frank Oliver. There was a good attendance and gm;- ihe PTUETBYY‘. a sing-song wag 9n- ioyad

M555 Kﬂv Mailman of Coleman, who was formerly on the staff 0t’ Mr. Brad Slat-Kay's store in Cole- man. is now Wfirklﬂ: in Toronm rln thi- staff o.’ the The '1‘, Em“; (‘o lirlr man-a friends wish her t'-‘\'PI‘_\‘$!lf‘.t'f‘.'~'S in her new work.

Mr. Joiiii Sinvzuons. aqpq and 1-,, “IPFCUTI WEILIPYW 0f Coleman is vcry ill at his home. His daughter. Mrs. (‘rnssmnlu nf fmmcton has hccii keeping house for her father for tho past. six ivcvks aiid another diiiizlllvl‘. Ytli-s. Smith of Frederic- ioli and Mr, Smith is also visitin hcr father, _

Si. Chrysogiome and Vicinity

Mrslstephen Ars-e-nault has been

visiting relatives in Miscouche For ii couple of days. Friends and reiaiiies of Mr.

Daniel Perry are sorry to learn that he is dangerously ill.

llirs. Edmond DcsRoches and little daughter Le Verne of T13- llhll has been visiting licr moisicr, Mrs. John F. Aisciiriuli. St. Chry- soslome.

MISS Rose Arsenault has return- ed to Anida, Quc. aftcr spend :1 (‘liilple of months iii. hcr home 1:1 Si. Clirysostome.

.\Zr. Henry Arseni-iult o! Arvldii sprnt two weeks nsltiiig his par-' eiiis, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arscii- amt, Si. Clll‘)bﬂ>t0ll19,

Mr. Hﬂily’ Arsciiauit. of Arndri. Qllf‘. is spending a couple of weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stcphcii Arsonault, St. CTIT§SO< stuilte.

.\ir.<. .l F‘. AfhPililliit ltris silciii :1 icw days iii Tlgiiish visiting he.‘ children aiid also visited her SIS- ter. Mrs. James Perry of Surn- merside who is at present in the Prince County Hospital.

Miss ltiniiidii Arsviiault stiiidcni. at lhf‘ Aiiscouclie Convent spent the weekend with hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Arsenault, St. Chrysostome.

A bingo “'33 held at the hnriic of lvlrs. Stephen Arscnault on 0i L~ olier 215th sponsored by the Woni- en‘s study club. Candies and re- freshments were served.

There passed away at the Prince County Hospital, Mrs Agap Ar- se-nsult of Summer-side. she leaves to mourn six son: and six daugh- ters. The funeral took place st 5t. James Church. mg-mont Bey.

Friends are sorry to hes-r that Mrs. Arthur A. Arscnault of Hig- gins Road has been std: with the flu. Her friends are glad to ace her up and around again.

The illness of Mr. James Ulllze. S! Chuvsostonic. is regretted nv hl< iiiniiv rclativcs and friends; they join in hoping that they will soon see him 1n good health again.

The sincere sympathy of this (‘Ohlmlllllly goes out in Mrs. John F‘. [trsciinult of Si. Chrysostom“ on thc dcxiih of hPT step-sister, Mrs. James Pcrrv of Summerside who passed NW3)? at the Prince Count;- Hospitni on November 6th.

THE GUARDIAN,

CHARLOTTETOWN

PLGE ‘THIRTEEN

ONLY Z1 FULL SHOPPING DAYS ’TILL CHRISTMAS

Dressing Goons Hats Electric Shzitcrs SILKNIT Nr-rkivcar Dolls

Lingerie

Tililnkctis

PHILIPS

Pins

‘ Radios

Suits Ltlmpg

SUPERSILK Dolls Station Wagon Cosh JAEGER

loch

Bhirtl

HYDE PARK

Skirts

BARBARA JOYCE

Prince Edward” island's Treasure House iells you of their ‘Famous Name Merchandise .. . .

of Gills

LABELS lhai will show your Gifls have been selected with Discriminaiing Taste.

SMALLMAITS

Your Friendly Stores Proudly Present Shirk labia Linen; h Bed Hpreadl Shaving Supplies Cosmetics Nmkwe" shim Radios yﬂnm" Toiletries Sh”. “' SLATER H 1...... """"" PRINTZ j‘ Appliance: Outdoor Footweu ' ' Sleigh! Umbrella; ' m, JANTZEN HAMPTON Radios Blanket: Knitted Good!‘ ‘Rebel ‘ha. WESTINGHOUSE BRQPHY Toys van HEUSEN “m” om- Furnlture mﬂnwul Llnzcrie CHRISTIE “do w- Candy n" ‘Wuhan v Lumro Scan-oi; Vacuum Cleaners WELDREST MALLORY ' Jewellery

Record Players

Mechanical Toy;

C. C. M.

Cedar Chests

Jackets

Necklace; Neckwenr Handbag CORO Toiletirie lot

KENWOOD

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Sporting Goods

These. . .and Many More Famous Names will be found throughout both Stores.

SMALLMAII‘

YOUR FRIENDLY STORES WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST — AT MODERATE COST

Fishing sllpplleg

The Nteeet Gift: under the tree — ahnyg . some from SMALLMAN’!

2.00 P.M. Tuesday

Santa’s Visits T0 Magical Toytown

All TWIOI WEEKLY, AT

3.30 P.M. Saturday

All Children Visiting Santa In Toyland Must Be Accompanied By An Adult

IIORTIIAM NOTES Mr and .\‘Tl‘-~TDT‘.P.T: Iaziriar inn: taken up rcsidenrn tn Tyna Valley.

Mrs Dnn iviacliaan is vlslilihv in CIl;il'I<tll(‘lr\\n_ tho guest of h~>r sister, lilrs. W. ll. Smith. and also her grandson. Air. Ralph MacLean.

to her home In Stanley after Spctlrllltq a few diivs with hei- parents Air. i-iid Mrs. Wilfred Mc- Dougall. -

Friends regret. to hesr of serious illness of Mrs. Henry Ritchie.

hre bed for srvci-al months.

A most delicious turkey supper

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Presbyterian church met at h ,

on Wednesday evening by thciflr and 3.

flier‘ PEP/looms ' ' 1'0

OF CANADA

,FLOUR

aﬂciidcll lo the

large f‘l(1\\'(I

M" Ladnm. W“ yummy M155 J03, lad-lee for their delightful suppcr. (,0 CON,“ n! Nmyham‘ And a very substantial sum “'35 ' realized.

The Unilcd ‘Ladit-s‘ .\.d moi at

the home rif Itlis. (‘laud (‘oiivili oil Thursday evening Nov. 1'7. A numb-i

Mrs KETIITEIWIT‘NTC‘KB}' returned 315° B- numb" "l "Islwrs-

of members w ere present. and Bridge ——— ‘ Th8 Ladies Aid Society of in»

ome oi’ Mr and Mrs Thomas Nis-

bit on Thursday evening: in spite m; of this xvvathei" conditions a ‘ante number

A dai

were prescnl. .'~'

and the rommittee in charge.

A Miscellaneous shower was held

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RIGHT FOR All YOUR BAKING!

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‘hcilargc num-her were present. spent {III social chats. games and music. Miss,

ladies n1 the Presbyterian chum-h were married recently. Mrs Dy. 1.01; 14. A and all gave high praise

meni. ivas formerly Miss Rita Runscy. The young couple wore presented with many lovely gifts

for which they expressed their thanks. Aftcr singing For Thcy Arc Jolly Good Fellows an enjoyable, evening was spent iii dancing. 91.01‘, \i'IllCI'l lunch was served. ‘ Mr and Mrs Reginald Birch ~11- lni-iained for a social evening the WA. of St James church Post, Hill on Tuesday evening Nov. 3. A 'l‘hi‘.

evening was pleasantly

Ina Phillips rendered two beau“-

‘Till Solos which ivere enjoy-ed b." Mrs RIiCIlIE has m“ confined to lunch was served by the ho-‘tvﬁiall and Rev. Mr. Dismn love =1

splendid reading. Mrs Percy Birch Twas pianist for the evening. Luiizhi

qvas served by the ladies. A vote o.‘

was served in the Port. Hill l-Lﬂliin the Nmyham ha“ in honor n; Ithanks was extended to Mr aiid M,“ Dymmp MmiMrs Birch for their hospitality.

y The annual meeting of the Northam lilstitute was held on iThursday evening Nov.l0th at Ill!‘ ‘home nf Mr aiid Mrs Willard iMoorn, uiih an average attendaiir" iof members, TﬂpﬂFIS of cohimitirrw were given and the usual routine of business taken care of. Minutr» of present and last annual mrct- ing were read and approved. hunrh was served by the hostess and committee in charge and the mort- ing was brought to a close by rt- tending a vole of thanks to Mrs Moore for her hospitality.

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GOVERNMENT nrzrosrrsw

OTTAWA. Nov. 2A — (CPI - rnent. Chartered

during lhr- week Pndcd Nov. Z3.1$7.407,0fXl to $l.2R7.420,000.

the Bank of Canada reported to- day in iIJ weekly financial state- bank deposits Dominion Govri merit deposits ii-i- ‘decreased $1,790.00!) in 5543916000, CFPRSPII $I.S4R,OOO to $44.3.'ll,000 ‘while notes in circulation dropped l BllfClll

<‘--\ww<=s. was "JG unloads-om aware-vulva

wAsiiix<..i0.\'. Nov. g .. up, __ ’l"hc United States popﬂtlmi “as 149047.00 Oct. l. the Cansul reported todriv. It is cs. lililatcri to have lnssﬂq 15n_0()(i_¢g|

wince llicii.

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GIFT HOSIERY, IIOITSECOATS, DRESSES. SLIPS. PAN- TIES. (TOWNS, SWEATERS, SCARVICS, PAJAMAS,

SUGGESTIONS

GLOVES.

BARBARA ANN

DRESS SHOPPE slrmiuaasloa

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FOR HER — THIS RIIRISTMAS

CHOOSE A BLOUSE FROM OUR LARGE COLLECTION

WOOL JERSEYS. short and three-quarfcr sleeve. in all shades

$2.95 to $5.50

DRESSY BIDIlSES-Crcpcs In nil shades. White, Pink, Blue, Yellow. Black. Grccn

$3.50 to $6.50