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50° I in“; BAKE!-

mGunrdilu , “macaw

Water Streets

Ill! be bollit o! ll) of the

v mm fa Suulnsrddoi

“we, Wstsr Street: Goulllos Drugstore, t! Central Street: um Gsudet.‘ e1 Grenville sow.

will lllllllvtrod ioaoihomcin Sunmserllde. day or 18o pee week. llama I00 lut this su-vfcv lauiity in ths case of Merritt Les-

aurm morphs. lls uosom strut us George Glow. 130 Ottnwuitreet i SUMMERS]!!! n54 PRINCE GUI-INTI

- AIVIEHI‘.

‘m you: order to the l»! roswllible fee delivery on you "m, I

4:50.921) from my ranch, mum male, marked All 801' _ wmml Leaky, Summerside. Rev

ud. A 4-05 gALIl-Aluminum (AlcLid) Different gauges , 5,3 byILSby 10. andSby l; suitable for buildlnK P11190505 h a5 flashing. store front moulding, table tops. sink tops, oraylve purposes, etc. Trask W,“ Company Ltd., Summerside.

AIEGULAR MEETING of Mt. ilorlah lodge. Cape ‘Traverse, December lst. Full attendance re- quesqm By order of Worshipful

llister.

JUHNG POULTRY every dsy. 5pp0S110 Bryeiitoifs White Rose service Station. Good chicken live. 1i reuls ycr lb., and good fowl _lT uni; per lb. live weight. Edoir: McDonald, Kcnsingtnn.

_'[l||-‘, LADIES‘ GUILD 0F m, summcrSldc Baptist Church iriiu its weekly ‘meeting at the lioine oi MP5. C. B. Jelly, Spring street, on Friday evening with the president, Mrs. Wilfred Inman ir. tiie chair. The final details for the 1.; and pantry sale be held m rwursdaj". December 4_ were “rrrrrgrd. The lunch hostesses 1l‘tl'E lilrs. A. W. Leard and Mrs. lwisnd Gsy- ~5-

-CliUflCH MEETING — A meeting of the young people of the

ilaith Bedcquc United Church. wiiiih includes the charge of Free- [run and Travellers’ Rest. was held on Tuesday evening at the iinrise to organize a Y.P.S. The minister, Rev. R. Wagner, presid- ed. The following officers were el- ccied: President, Mr. William Cairns; Vice-President, Mr. Garth Clark; secretary, Miss Edna Evans: Treasurer. Mr. Kenneth Rayner. A fhriission followed on plans for the coming year after which s soc- iii hour with games and contests m; enjoyed. —S.

Personals

Donald Bell of Tryon is ‘seriously iii in the Prince County hospital. -— S.

CAMEO

MONDAY ‘I 8t 9; TUES. Mlflnct -.. 330; E\'EIl1I1‘_'T-.-9 —_ .

MANQERMJN DAN DIlItYEA" ltugh-Guy William Bendix oo-

, starred with fails Raines 1n Exciting Action-Drums

“WHITE TIE AND TAILS" Also SERIAL h SHORTS

-NOW UNLOADING 0111 BWMY Screened coal. ton Green. Albany.

Ley-

’ —O.C.I'. MEETING Borden Town I-Isll Monday, Dec.

Hustler Not Guilty

After dnlibenting two hours and fvl-irtseu minutes Dart of which aims was taken up in receiving inst. otions from‘ the-Court. s trial

jury at Summersid Friday even-. mg brought in a verdict of not

llc Hustler 10. of Bbbsfleet charg- ed with causing grevious bodily

cor of harm by shooting Eimey Contain.

Before the accused was discharg-

yTrsne A. Campbell. lit. I pm. a occn ,t.ried on a very grave and

ed ho was addressed briefly by the presiding Judas. Chief ilustice "You have

WWW" F- M- Yoima. Irving serious chnrgePhesaid/‘Butforthe grace of God you might have been 1

Toombs, Roscoe Walker, dates.

candi-

Dllr. Water street. Suminerside.

Smailman’: introduce Automatic Basement

Smallmaifs Ltd. of Summerside have scored another first in their Automatic Bargain Basement. be- lieved to be tho first truly Auto- matic Bargain Department in Cah- acla. This new department which opened on November 18th. is lo- CntSd below the Men's Furnishings department and may be reached either by elevator or stairway. In th.s Bargain Basement there is 1 sale on all the time. Every day is aisle Day. The plan operates as fofows; A limit is placed on thc length of time merchandise may remain in the regular departments. When this time limit expires mer- chandise is transferred to the Automatic Bargain Basement and reduced‘ in price systematically on tnc automatic discount plan. When merchandise enters the basement ihe price is reduced twenty per ccnt and sfter two weeks if‘ the article stiff has not been sold itis

I » I ~ l —MEN‘S PLAIN and clog spat,

charged on the more serious charge of manslaughter or murder.

I You have been fairly prosecuted" rubbers in stock. Earls Shoe lu- rand competently defended. There |

was ample evidence in thc eyes of the law to convict you on the

i

[second count which would have’ ‘made you liable to s. penalty of 1

up to three years or even on the first count which would have made you liable to a penalty oi.’ up to life imprisonment. Butthere w“

in certain amount of confusion in

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tiie evidence as to the events which took place. The jury gave careful and fair consideration to the evidence and, I have no doubt, nriivcd at their verdict by giving you the benefit of the doubt. If they had seen fit to convict you it would have been a legal ver- dict." The judge said he trusted that he would not take the ver- iiict- as acquittal from nil blame. 11c hoped it would serve as a warning to abstain from quarrels o! this kind. He said he trusted this unfortunate event will be a lesson to the whole community to rive together in more neighbor- ly fashion.

When the court convened in the morning three final witnesses wrre heard for the defence: Henry 11150181’, James Hustler, Sr., and the accused himself. The jury were addressed by Mr. Wilfred Tanton, attorney for the defence and Mr. W. E. Darby, KC. coun-

reiluced an additional ten per cent. ‘sol for the Crown. Thereafter 10 pcr cent is deduct- l

cu at successive two week periods 1.1.11 the maximum discount of 90 per cent has been reached. Any odds and ends of merchandise that remain at that time are offer- ed free to charitable institutions. 1n the Basement, from time to time, will be merchandise valued from five cents to 0500.00. At the

pic-sent time the most. expensive

article is s Chesterfield suite pric- ed at $275.00. The Automatic Dis-

count plans assures the customers

of Smallmans Ltd., up-to-the-min- die first quality merchandise in

every department at all times. This new department Ls in charge of Mr. George Olscamp as department

manager. every Monday to go on sale Tuesday. Merchandise comes

Merchandise ' is added on into

thc basement every week and ev-

ery week certain merchandise

is

reduced in price. You may buy at your own price. If an article ‘seems a bit more expensive than you are prepared to pay you can consult

ths Automatic Discount

Chart

which informs you at u glance wircn the next 10 per cent reduc- tion takes effect. The only catch is that if you wait too long some- cne else may buy the article be- fore you. --S.

At this time of your the “well

"five iilin warm ankles, and that emu-t wsil-turusd-out look! Department hes Men's Spats in dark grey, Home fssienero...Ths 11sec srs 0 in 1!.

1.95 in ths Shoe Department.

i

' DUTCH AUCTION NEWS! Th l-plooe Twin-Bod Bedroom Suits vote in a debate. N Dfltilfllly being given nwsy...0n Monday the prise There ere going to be soul

In Tuesday It ll 0191.00.

Ptiililhbecauss they have‘ let $10.00 keep thorn You know, it's s real berg

qlous Walnut Sulte.

mid-grey sud fawn with

Spots an priced from 1.50

dnesel nun” wee-rs SIATSAJIDW Tbs Shoe s verdict of not guilty-S.

is 8201.00 end e disappointed , from getting this gorg- sfn-you can use this

fiiuiic either as fumiturs for one room or split it up ‘and furnish two attractive bedrooms with this B-pleoe Twin-Bed Suite. Como on! This

fi-sn Auction! And it will soon be GOING!

. fimllurs Department.

GOING!

GONE! 1

Iilzht now there is n good supply of NUTS In stock in the Grocery

;Dc|tariment...lt's n swell ides to get your Christmas Nuts now. Con- ‘

"D1911"? dons up in ccilophune...1'oi can get l-pound psoksgss of Mimi Nuts. or Almonds. Walnut, Brsllls, Filbetts sud Psouu sud 1-4 F“ 1'4 lwund packages of these some kinds. shelled-else available are

‘cillltws in 1-1 sud f-Z pound packages. as well ss Peanuts in b T1115 is the time to buy Nuts. while you are still able to choose

l MI WORC

Chief Justice Campbell address- cu the jury at length on the law as applied to this case. He told thc jury that if they found that the Ccstains were the aggressors and still find that the accused useo unreasonable force they must find h.:n guilty, "The merits or faults of the Costains have, little bear- ing on your decision." he said. He explained that the accused was faced with two charges. lst_ thbt of causing grevious bodily harm with intent to do injury and the second, that of simply causing grevious bodily harm. He explain- ed that in the second count it was not necessary to prove an inten- tit-n to injure Elmer Costain but that it. was done by carelessness. As to the evidence he said that neither side has takentiie Cour‘. and jury entirely into its full con- fidence. The two stories are so conflicting that he couldn't con- ceiys of either one as being en- tlreiy the truth. " The judge iv.- viewed the evidence at length and pointed out that Costaln had been shot in thc rear. The jury retir- ed st 4.17 and returned at 4.56 with s verdict of not guilty on the first count and .they read e written verdict on the second count which the court ruled was contradictory as to its terms and couldn't he axeptcd. To assist the jury he asked two questions which be later reduced to one. "Did ths sc- cused exercise due precautions to prevent danger to human life." To this the jury brought in a reply of yes and the Court then advised them that if that. wu their opin- ion it wus their duty to bring in

-A-resolution "That Mankind is

[Going Med" was lost by onlyjone

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different kinds you wish. You'll find those st the Candy Section of thc I

4 Grow: Department.

1n the Hardware Department you will see s number of ILICTBIO

YRANoas. Until you have used m E_l

nettle Inge, you can't reslfso

KINGEION-ON-‘rl-LAMES, ' rcy, England — (C?) — A 1039 car ivaa offered 1ree for “tenancy of self-contained flat."

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POLITIDAL MEETING

ALBANY VILLAGE SCHOOL

‘till MONDAY, orcrzmsa m.

8.30 PM.

‘Irving Tdombs, Roscoe Wsiker

"is resi cleanliness, efficiency sud and ouuveufsnoe that Electricity will l

"I '0 your kitchen-this is the IIOGIIIIII of booking. Available ; amnesia»

{rkmfiilllly are Apartment Models. es will us full lie ruuges in regu- Eovenllliiill-‘ll. models with lamps only or with the sutoeustlo oiook for In ‘hPi-‘Iulotion in addition to the lsusp. Ilsotlio ledges ere svsileble "unerlere different mskes-dtioflett, lntrgrlls Ind Iflgldslrs. Give

the esss and efficiency of en Ileotrlo Stove-Give your kit-

llilll 1116 "Nqy mkn’

Ilerdwsrs Department.

Li

J. Watson

_‘-lI.':_T'

y ‘ N. O.,‘M.' P." ‘y Over CHGS (SIIIIIIIIOISIIII)

MacNsught,

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C. C. F. Candidates

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Prince County Lilies-oi ‘Radio Talks , ‘ Every oaenilivgcség r. M. -

$ummerside_

Oysters Wanted STANDARD CHOICES . end- FANCY

IUILEIGII IROS. iilenlle

I

ssrnn. England - rcii) '

Automatic

SMALLMATI‘ BARGAIN BASEMENT

LOWER FLOOR — MAIN STORE SEDTION

516E113 1L1»! 1.947 ___ . _ fi__ ; V_G_0AKD1_A§,_C!T_ARLUY1'E'1UWN __T____ _ ,.AG!£F.,L.N ||1EWESTERN GUARDIAN Jury Finds i

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open "russoav TO SATURDAY

SLOSED EVERY MONDAY ‘FOR RE-STODKINS AND RE-PRIDINS

DASN BASIS ONLY

Merchandise A TUESDAY, DEO.

2

lug. Reduced

Price Disc. Price

Women's Plaid Slacks 7.95 30% 5.55 Bed Spreads .. . . . . . , 7.00 20 5.60 Crib Spreads . . . . . . .. . . . 3.50 20 2.80 Reversible Blankets .. 9.50 20 7.60 Occasional Choir ‘ - (upholstered) .. . . . . . .. 45.00 20 36.00 Bridge Lamps .. .. . .. 16.95 20 13.55 15.50 20 12.40

Cosmetic Sets . .. . .. 1.30 20 1.00 . ‘ 2.25 20 1.80 3.55 20 2.80

- 4.75 20 3.80

5.00 20 4.00

Shirts (Men's white) . . .. 3.25 20 2.60 4.50 20 3.60

Merchandise S_ubicct To Further Discount

TUESDAY, DEG. 9th

Ladies’ Aprons . .. . .50 20 .40 Ladies’ Blouses ..... 2.00 20 1.60 Ladies‘ Blouses ..... 2.50 20 2.00 Children's Cools 9.75 20 7.80 Children's Cools .., .. 7.95 20 6.35 Snow Suits 14.95 20 1.1.95 Snow Suits .... .. . . . 7.95 20 6.35 Crib Blankets 2.95 20 2.35 Wool Blankets per‘ pair 11.25 20 9.00 eoch . . . . 6.25 20 5.00 Telephone Tobie and Stool (Combination) . 39.75 60 15.90 Horse Blankets 6.95 20 5.55 . 5.45 20 4.35 Brooms — _4 string .95 20 .75 Mops 1.25 20 1.00 Floor Lumps 18.50 20 14.80 Electric Irons .. 7.95 20 6.35 Hot Plates 11.75 20 9.40 Dipper: .45 2o .35 Kettles 2.35 20 1.85 Enamel Sauce Pun .65 20 .50 .49 20 .40 Aluminum Kettles .. 1.69 20 1.35 Towel Burs .. .95 20 .75 Toilet Paper Holders .59 20 .45 Muresco Brushes .... 2.00 20 1.60 Bicycle Baskets .95 20 .75 Too Pots .50 20 .40 - Flour Sifters .50 20 .40 Meat- Cieovsrs 5.95 20 4.75 Wallpaper-ranging prices 30

TINY TRAP

A spider strand is. only about 1 /3o.ooo of an inch ln diameter.

BET THEY CAN ‘ITALK

About 00 pcr cent of all Bur- nicsc women are illiterate.

KELVIN GROVE WJ.

—"For Home and Country", is our motto, and the past year has seen more effort towards our communl after so many years spent in war work". said Mrs. Crawford Plcketts, re-clected pre- sident nf tha Kelvin Grove W.1, in her report given at its 20th annual meeting. "Our greatest project this year was the supplying of _ iiot achooi lunches. Through the ef- forts oi.’ our district institutes s music teacher has been scoured and is now teaching music in our schools for u three-quarter hour period once s week.

"Collections were made for Ohi- nese Relief, Salvation Army, Greek Fund, Protestant Orphanage. Don- ations were forwarded to Cancer campaign. Kcnslmton library. ‘EB. League. Prince County flos- pitsl, the Red Cross. Ind Provin- cial Sehetoriuni.

Sources of revenue were: pantry and auction sales, commission on asle of Christmas cards. house so- ciais, ulo of lunches. etc.”

Mrs. Pickett: also reported the placing of the nature study mag‘- aline in the school. cards and fruit sent to the sick in the com- munity. treats for the school chil- dren. the nefilretion of s child's bedroom furnishings for ‘the an-

DEPARTMENT "on!"

Where

nual W.I. convention.

were present. Officers elected for

ford Pickettl,

surer. Mrs. elected): directors. Ho". Mrs. Ssrnugl

' rustic

\

NO RETURNS

But. we cannot (in our work for Home and Country), concluded Mrs. Plckdtts, "forget the pour souls in Europe that are hungry. sick and cold. We must still give part of what we so lbifndunily have been blessed with. May we strive to teach and know the great human heart common t4) us all."

Mrs. W.A. and Mrs. Murdo were joint hostesses the meeting st which l6 members responded to roll call. 2 visitors

year were: president, Mrs. Crew- ire-elected); president. Min Georgie You: sec- retary, Mrs. Horace Puynter; tres- James Murphy. (re-

g Wednesday, Doc. 3rd—-7.30 pm.

DI. WJ. P. MdcMlLLAN, Provincial Progressive Conservative Leader, will be the principal speaker. '

CLARENCE MORRISSEY,_M.L.A., and DONALD CAMPBELL, Progressive Conservative Candidates of First Prince, will also i

YOU BUY

AT voun owu PRICE Merchandise Added Every Tuesday

—- Subject To -

AUTOMATIC REDUOTIONS

At An Additional 10%

EVERY TWO WEEKS

TIIEREAFTER

NO EXONANSES

N0 REFUNDS Merchandise Reduced

(Al Additional 10%

TUESDAY, DES. 2nd

1

time limit expires, merchandise will a . .. .. a

l. When laws hsndis gain Basement it is reduced to 20%.

lnal price. xfinnm discount has been reached.

offered free to charitable institutions. S. Bargain Basements

Under Smallman‘: Automatic

time be found here.

Income.

A limit has been placed on the time merchandise may remain in our regular departments. When this be transferred

and a ‘

to the systematically on our Automatic Discount Plan.

llow Does The AUTDMATID DISODUNT PLAII WDIIK‘! enters our Automatic Bor-

2. After two weeks it is reduced 30% of the orig-

3. An additional 10% will be deducted each I110- cessivs two week period thereafter, until the

4. Any odds and ends of merchandise unsold after b ‘ the maximum discount of 90% will be

as generally known usually promote ths sale of CHEAP MERCHANDISE.

Bargain Basement Plan this is not the case. as merchandise st s11 prices (10 cents to 500.00 dollars) will from time to

Smaflmani Automatic Discount Plan will bring savings to not lust one income group, but to every individual on Prince Edward Island-regardless of

This

assures our Customers of Un-To-The-Minute

AUTIIMATIG DISCOUNT PLAN

FIRST QUALITY MEIIDIIAIIDISE . In sli our Departments at all times '

Regular Reduced Price Discount Price Bow‘ Parka; f ............. .. .. 6.95 40 4.15 9.95 50 4.95 13.95 40 8.35 14.95 3U 10.45 etc. etc. etc. Boys’ Cont: . .9.95 30 6.95 Rsir. Coats . .095 30 6.95 Boys’ Melton Cont: . . . 30 5.55 . 30 5.95 Men's Bathrobes .'. . 16.95 30 11.85 Men's Topcosts - I0 20-75 . A0 14.25 Men's Overcoat: . 40 33.00 . 30 11.25 Men's Reversible! . 30 12.55 Dion's Parks: - 30 6-95 . 30 0.25 Men's Jackets . 30 0.80 . 30 7.05 Men's Sport Coats . 4o 7.75 Boys’ Sweaters .. . 30 .55 . 30 2.75 Boys’ Cost Swesters......... 0.95 30 4.85 4.25 I0 2.95 Men's Tweed Psnie...........4.50 30 3.15 . 30 8.05 Men’: Pants 30 6.90 Men's Khaki Pants- 30 5.55 Chesterfield Suite . 30 192.50 End Tables . 30 8.90 Men's Scarves 40 1.15 2.00 d0 1Z0 Boys‘ Windbreaker: ........ .. 9.95 40 2.95 5.95 30 4.15 Underwear Shirt: (fleece) .89 30 .80 Underwear Shirts (wool) 1.15 34L 1.20 Ladies’ Dresses (cotton). 6.95 90 4.35 9.95 30 0.25 12.95 30 9.05 4.05 S0 5.45 etc. eta. etc. (silk it crepe) 10.95 30 7.05 8.95 30 6.25 12.05 30 9.05 etc. etc. etc. Ladies’ Bathrobes ....... .1285 l0 7.15 40 9.85 30 1.05 d0 10.75 etc. sis. ladies’ Shoes . 00 Table Lumps 40 0.00 . 40 14.25 Ladies’ Coats. Concy fur 125.00 40 75.00 fshortis) Curl Cloth 50.50 40 95.70 fur trimmed 49.50 l0 20.70 115.00 40 00.00 25.00 fete.) 40 fete.) 15.00 59.50 40 95.70 Ladies’ Rain Costs... ....19.50 40 11.70 0.95 if) 1.15 ' 11.95 40 7.15 do. etc. etc. Silk 110D ...... .. 1.10 S0 .75 Many, many more articles-st ranging discounts.

Price Is Mstehod

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"INNNIEISNINSS

W101i QIIIIO!

Lorne Crozier; auditors. MP5- L415‘ man Caseicy, Mrs. Morris Case- ley; pianist, Mrs. Harold Laird. Fruit and Card committee 8P- polntod for three months: Mrs- ggbgl-y Hogg, Mrs. Eric MacMur- do, Mrs. Percy MacMurdo.

Mrs. Samuel wauth M11511’ m‘ vited members tn hcr lmmc for the December meeting. 1t was de- cided by motion that members as- gist on refreshment committee according to name in roll call. committee for Der-ember (slight- ly re-arrungcd): Miss Georaic Yeo- Mrs. Horace Payiitcr. Mrs. James Murphy. Mrs. Morris Cascley-

Owing to the lateness of the hour, the agricultural program was postponed. The meeting closed with the National Anthem and re-

Mn. J.A. freshmenil were served by host- Wsugh. Mrml asses and committee.

Fhfic Mac- for

the following

vice-

PDLITIBAL MEETING at Tignish

oddrsa the meeting.