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Kristian GUARDIAN

SUIIMIIIIIDI and PRINCE COUNTY News iabaeriltioae. Advertiaia

""' Tho Guardian"!!! 50 "It!!! daily .10 any of the

iolloihg eteraa la lalararide: Bookstore. Water Street: ﬂourlloe Drugatore. Water ltreota Jakery, Water Street: Hark Gaudet, l1 Granville‘ ltrect

The Guardian tvlli be activated to any henna in Snuacralde. m, n 2° par day or lie per weak. Phone E80 fer thla aervlcu. to the boy rcapeiialble for delivcrlea an your reata.

carrier

o, n" your ordli’

r__,_ _P05TPONEl) caanrvnt. Be- deqite rink TucsdBY. Feb- 4-

,1, s‘. ’l‘AYli0lt, Optometrist, Q‘lll'.lOllCi0\\'ll| will be in hia Al- by... office this Saturday. Feb. 8th- ~.

Attitllibi-JHEADER hockey in rink, WednesdayJFcb.

f°’§.i,',1.giiii~" River Flycrs vs. Ken-- hwy," Juronilcs; Hunter "Rivet- itqyiils vs. Knrnslngtnn Silver wings. First game 7.30. SKEW Bllrr. _

_ . FGION CORRECTED —In Hwllzlubn given at the United

Church iﬂesbylerlal List. wcck by thc Mission Band secretary. Mrl- Jghl] oit, only t\vo hands wc-zo lnolltioiltzl IlS liilvlllt; !"-'\3'5i\'9\l Qel“ til-roles oi FCQOQTHH"! for the first 'f‘he.e were also awarded 5min MlSiiﬁll Band and Explorsrs. ---S.

W w he _ t Harbour

rrinu 0s ll-UiP-OUR - For 1h~ [v.1 llllll.‘ I.» :1 ilumbvi" of w- tu the ii l. oi‘ snow and 11,1 lcrn. Sunlm-erslde Har- t rclllplcie she-st o! snvwlli snnclny at‘ -r‘1 on hundri-zls - young in old, hundlml

for. On

hcirﬂs run- tplll. Milli)‘ olrlrr people ncrc nut who hznl no‘. llfitl -!' i-L-s on for yumhry r.’ yrzxrr‘. Th ‘r o.’ irc lusts urciinrl and

tho lrc "'1; yiihhlo ‘he

.- v.25 loo tziim for this I

ell t In lo o ljoyru to cu-od ruin-m» l ‘w, .\ i'-~_-;:- l -n'.i~r of automo- lJllFs \'Ollltl he soon ihivin; in am‘ ilu-crtzui llirir f-wrjl rlirri-tcd In mozi L‘ c, \' lih n numinr oi entail stator. __.lllr11.' a free rifle orhind.

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Men Women Over 40 Feel Wealcworn, Old?

Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality ‘I

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and skated ‘

—LADIES' MILLINEIY era... At The Mary Ann, Summer-aide.

-WANTED to purchase tn Town of ~Bummeroldc. establish ‘ milk route. Apply Box 513. Summer-

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—IIOCKEY Kenslnﬂton Rink Tuesday, Feb. 4... ior the Mac- Naught Trophy. Borden Nation- als vs. Remington Granites. Gable 8.30. Admission 35 and 25 cents. Skate after.

Personals

~lttrs. John C. Perry. Foundry Street. Smnmersid, la confined to her home by ll1ness.-S

-—Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crockett. Summerslde. left on Saturday for Quebec City to attend the annual meotlng of the Canu-‘nn Jewellers Association. Before "ultirnfng homo they will spend a few days in Mun- Piill. “n.

e...;;ri;.r.. Day In S’siile

ance sale. Specially reduced prices. l I

_ . - .1" SUMMERSIDE

TODAY. (Monday) and TUESDAY »

BOB H

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—Also- MY MAN JASPER

and . UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Tuesday 3:30

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY "FAITHFUL IN MY FASHION" with DONNA REED and TOM DRAKE

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“ ” CAMPAIGN (Continued from Page 5) ‘group.

6. Phalanx Fraternity, a chap- ter oi ovor twenty young mon, is

'l‘o-ila_\' is Civic Election dny in Summersldc nnd although ihcre ls no mayornliy' election. that office be- ing voted for OF-‘y evcry two yin 5, there is nn unusual amount of tcrest being taken with contests in N‘ y ward and the candidates and their supporters working v:ry llnrd. T: e pallim hours nre from 9 a.m. tn 5 pm. and there is only one poll for each ward. The candidates for lhc difiorcnt wa"ds are as fellows: Wc=t ward, i‘). N. MacQuarric, .l. Lorne Driscoll, Albon Gillis. Centw: Ward Robert l‘. Dtlvar and W, E. Smaihnnn. East ward. ‘R. i..~Mo1i'- son and Herbert. H. Sshurman. For Water and Sewage CCmmlSslOWFl‘.

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qeorne K'_=_\'_ Danicl Perry and Le) Word Vs.

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‘ firms nrc rbil.

Yiulri! nro Hut‘.

l'\'|- lunch! my Valentines llt:'.v z-boul wu?“ ~

Tho (‘hina Drparhnent ltnl the br-st selection in town. ranging ln Thom are also Valentino Cut-Out Books- - -

llflﬂ‘ from 5 to 50 cents.

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1'7"‘.\"ro loin of fun and children like to be urlglnnl and mriko thelrt

"hi! Valentines. so giro your child thn pleasure o! one 0|’ fhcsn hooks. "In m.» 25¢ emf: eaeie-cnmn DEPARTMENT. -

l-RiltJl-Jlbl’ SPECIAL-A largo {IE-ounce bottle oi Alrlinc, unsweet-

cncd Prune Nectar for 43 ccnis. lour family will lovo if!

- - - GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

Esmond llnlzy lSlunkc-is nrr- "soft and warm al rabbit fur". The famous “Pcla:c" ilnllh on thcsojilankota la made by a spacial prooeiil in duplicate Nature's way n! blanketln This prncrss adds years of vrcar and extra warmth. Edmond Blankets are made. lmdr-rranltnry conditions. of the lineal. cotton with a lmall cozy Crib also. Baby Blanket]: ‘l9

Proportion of wool. The cudtllry, cents In tho YOUTH ‘CENTRE.

(‘IIICKEN ltAisEltS-Ordrer a aperilama

This Broodor l1 safer Oil Control will not allow the flalnc to balld up—lt maintains a aalo The ruperlor pot type humor in the same a: that used Thorn la a shipment on the way-Io

for Your Broader Iloiiao.

Ilrndy bout. so successfully in homo heaters.

Sn get. n battle todly nt this Special Price.

This Prune Juice la delicious“-

llttlo-furry nnlmala ln Whiter.

ll Burning Broodcl‘ aule the Detroit

bliici! your ordcr today In the IIARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

"5'! fill pedainl sale and you

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Ideal WMMIISIDE Distributors “of Milk a

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lcutwrrn iliiliiiitliltll IN nun. ‘QUART CONTAINERS

After‘ considerable preparation v.1»; new pleased ta be oblate place on the market cultured buttermilk. rThis fine health drink lit l-auart paper sanitary, containers is" new dvlfl-

Dairy mllkivian or by phenindi? and‘ it will be p! our plant. Thou who have triad y customers. ' \

ed cm.» ideal-brood I

border it fvdm your Ideal

delivered.

iaen, ~. .. f ruouryvs m Meeulaci-uven at

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A .::£M£s4wa.r¢ .

an international Y.M.C.A. group oi young mcn 18-22 years of agr.

7. The Phiat Socloiy is n sister,

organization of Phalanx. This young \\'o:non's group is n nation- al organization oi young women connected with the Y.M.C.A. Its mcnxbors urc i842 your: of sic.

8. 'lllr~ Grn-Y Club for boys i2- 14 years oi nge~a national group for boys \v:.s organized during tho 3cm".

9. A folk dancing class for “'0- Biiﬁil was conducted during the

your.

l0. Lists of accommodation for veterans; and their wives were kept during the year. Many per-

sons ivero roferrcd to sources of accommodation tlurinc tho year. | 11. Th» Y.M.C.A. Chornl Group Io.’ Young \\‘l!lli"'l ‘znro n ivunlbor ‘of performances (luring tho year l2. Solccictl sound ﬁlms were ‘used as progrnnl mnlorlnl during iho yevr inr n numbor oi groups.

l l3. Tito boys‘ cxtntorn club met ﬁogiilorlv‘ (hiring tho your toloarn L Iras test

l0 tlcvclop and nrint pictures.

‘l4. A baskoiball porlocl was con- duclotl for icon ago boys at Prince of Wales Collczo. I

l5. The \‘.M -\. Youth Camp, nt Holland C: - 1S inlpr0\'"d b3.’ tho addition o.’ l);‘O’-)"l‘l._\’ and tho’ construction of modern crunp buildings. \

l5. 85 boys, l5 young poople_ and l2 li‘il(‘lt'l'S were in uttcnd-‘

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nnce nt. the Youth Camp during tho summer.

l7. A training course was given to the camp counsellors.

18. A number of boys‘ clubs‘ usod the nli-soason building on‘ the comp site for outings during tho fall and winter months.

l9. A fly casting class for older hays was conducted in the spring.‘

20. The following communlty|

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organizations used the building during l-ho your: W.C.T.U.Z Girl Guides: The Little Theatre Guild I and tho Sfuclcnt; Christian Move-W

_mont of Prlnco of Walos College.

“IIONSIIUI. aaauounc" uuwa Tor moon nut

_'—Hol1e springs eternal laughter lf-fvllihout the entire running time of Paramount's hilarious version .of. Booth Tarkington's “Monsieur Bcaucuire", “ma; pp- ‘Mi Yesterday at the Capitol Theatre. Bummer-aide. Meauhil, ofrcourse. the one and only lob 110D!- who shares stellar-billing in the film with lovely Joan gnu. ﬁeld. -

"ll-vﬂlleiir Beaucalre” in an ex- pertly produced travesty an the ‘Tarkington novel of French mu

Hope's “Beaucaii-e" la a scream. and 'I“arkln¢ton_ readers will never Yicifliihie him. Screen writers Frank and Panama have ohanped him from a prince of royal blood who masquerade: as a barber. to a barber who lil-ISQLIOIIF-lvo as a ll ° 510 m l n. France's deadliest

when he incurs the ire of King Louis XV. he flees to Spain to avoid losing his head. He is re- ceived at the court of Spain, and there Bob Waltzes through trying situations and varied romances with a bravado that is singularly Rope. He seems to refuse to be- lieve it‘: the 18th century. and his burlesque or the royal pomp of that period ls a riot of i-un.

Cave him his reputation a; an larfsi.

Conception of Nature

Pmbﬂbly the most sgniiicanl force behind Harris’ painting, and lnllBECl. behind his whole llic, was hi5 Wlwelitlon of nature as a SOUP“. not only of beauty ‘n art, but also of lessons for living. Har- ris soon 0' lhLs frequently during his life time. and hi; work car. ries ‘t into the future. Of nnttnai- m painting Harris m5 decidedly CI U18 “Dinlon that “artists “lll Iobscrvczi nature had a sense Qt new possession and new dscovery

ran added eigniiicarce in the thing; about." whereas. meme o! ill in which nature had no ha.“

directly arc in fact merely pirg- iarisms. reminiscences, or at bee; COnlplllBll0l15 from the works et real observers."

“i956 “Writ delivered in a ice‘.- nre t9 the Montreal Art Associat- tion revealed what l-Ialrris consid- ezcd the secret of great an, -~,\. grzaicr ‘Artist tifsm {my u: m; masters." said he, "has been and is fainting a picture for us all - t. universal picture ior every not on nrd for every ago. There i; beauty around us everywhere. Tlicrc i "S! ii five but has its oslor snrl its morning. m)! a wylnkc “my, on the lain-z: not a line grater: on the couitienance that is no: DYWhant with teach 11g and ‘thought?

With respect to the love of na- turc-rs b, philosophy cf life, Harris set (lawn hi5 view in n, poem which he wrote in 188i:-

Who would be wise Must learn to love and lock 0n r.atu"e cs a lxack: Each lfc stipplies But om- short strain to help mar the rhyme Of little note across the gulls ofi time To others‘

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Nature hath set l Perennial beauties round our 11in‘ Which sooth»; the soul; no strife i

No» vain regret, 5 No sordid worldly care can steal.

away j Nor d'm their quiet gospch- clay, by clay

It comforts yet.

Honored at Death

On the occasion a! his death in. February ‘mo. the Art Associatlonl

2L 4o y_M_q-_A_ enraged groups ioi Montreal arranged a memorial I

we m». building during lheyoar. l 512 different persons are included y in this figure. Groups mot for | 680 sosslons with an attendance

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Ior his paintings-are scattered

far and wide-in galleries. in leg- ‘elstive chznnbcrs. and homes, and In the Harris Memor- llal Gallery in Charlottetown. Not nil e! It is first class, by any means; lt would be a genius. indeed, that

in private

did not leave some urrmplring.

relics behind him. But some of the best oi Harris‘ work has been re- cognized as among the finest con-

tribatlone to Canadian art. "Had

he painted mourn; but tho "ht-hers of Ooiederailon" his name would

be worthy oi remembrance. This made him famous, but the other: .____.__________.____

Ida aim aaad with S MBSAN

MlllﬂlllﬂlEtl-DOI aneklaa. no

Elllllllll INDUSTRIES UIIIID Apleehevel Qemlealo Dlvlelel

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exhibition of his work. A pamph- let fssued on this occasion assess-i ed Harri; thus:-

"Canadn owes n deep debt of.

llfllllllde lo the hie Robert Hnr-IG- lliﬂvmi"

rls, for in his portraits h; ha; kop‘. l alive for her the personality oi so. many of_ tier dlsitngushcd sons—| men closely associated with thei life of the country for the past‘ forty years. I To a younger generation he 11M maimed dmm traditions vlorihy oi: 'the.finost art. His were no short! lcbt methods to success: he hm the I infinite capacity for taking palm; which marks the rnan of senlus-l . Hi; pictures are to be found {in every gallery worthy of the;

‘name in Canada. and in K110i! 0f-

Ellie-tut private collections. His In“ portraits will kcop forever in lthe minds of the comirii emer- ‘a-tlom the name o! this eminent IOanadIan portrait painter; nild for us who knew him. we retain the ‘memory oi a man urupolcd, sweet. generous ‘and; humane." rm- his work Harris received many honours. From i879 to i880 he was Vice-President and llillrﬂﬁ- tor of the Ontario Society of Art. in 1&3 he became Director o-i the Act. School of the Montreal Art

v lAstoolation. in i809 he awuncd

lthe presidency of the Royal Can- adian Academy. which office he held for itiioen years. Gold medals at world fairs and the C.M 6.. {mm King Edward Vll. gave odd- cci prestige to the man who by the outbreak of the first Great War waa regarded ls "the dean of Camden Artists" (Canadian century). "the peer for sound. honest, adequate portraiture of any man painting today!’ (Montreal Wlfnesa). nnd."ihe ablest living gxponcnt ol'lho highest form 01 culture to which a nation can aspire“ iMmtreal Argus). Such reoocnlton was a just remrdﬁvr thla l’. II. Island artist who loved Canada and who ma one of the greatest contributors to her cultural‘ achievements. It revealed [the truth ot bu ovm opinion that "vrhat cont ly from the heart of man can never fall lo ilna In coho in the hearts of all."

BPIIII-ih court life in the 18th century. , And how right they were!

swordsman and moat pursued lover. - Bob's barber la barbaric. and

0a lovingly and sincere--

GUARDIAN

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Clothing Department (Mlllll rtooiil

The Arrival or Men’s. New Dressy, Early

Spring SUITS

Tweeils $35 to $39.75

Fine tweed: of excellent quality ea well ac the regular

tweed clothe la an assortment of

serviceable ruliu for buslnesa, dreea er any all-round

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stripes. i___'

lfyou arelnniedofanewauftweodvlaieiiaeify selection as sultsiare short supply and it may be sometime before we receive another shipment. /

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THE HOUSE OF

Make your choice now while your size la here.

Fine tluality Worsted Suits $29.75 to $55.00

If you an the fellow that liken the extra conﬁdence "right" clothe: gives them come la and ace oar fine new collection of style-right stilts. All expertly tall- ored, nicelylincd and inter-lined to stand long wear.‘ Suits that really keep their rliape and dressy ap- pearancc-brovns, blues, light and dark greys in noel .

QUALlT/

mixed slander. Very

' ‘ ‘s. Rogers W é: 1s: s1 Tomcat-root; arena -<c1=>- ooo acres of lulu at suburban Kirk- ' P, Williams 75 111 105 Liverpool city council baa dcdlded by,‘ for £375,000 ($1,500,000). It will e Tera1_z34g, to buy from Lord Setters about L- be used for a great ‘civic industrial

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Bowling League

Results of Friday night's plzr in Ladies Bowling League plrlym in Capitol Bowling Alleysf Sum mcrsidc.

High SiiiglC. Glcnii ltlcNcill-Jlio

liigh Three, Glenn McNeill-6~l9.

‘ LADIES nowuuo canons

Suicide Squad:

E. Mac-Kay 114 l28 16b

N. Simmons 140 I29 137

P. Wootlsrde 120 183 144

A. MacCaull '78 95 1C’!

M, sharpo 224 104 15d ‘Total-JON- > --— - —-—i-——-i

‘ I'R( )i~ laSSIUNAL CARD

Atomic-a: -

C. Perry 1M 239 151

M. Bernard 125 86 143 a

a. Bernard 152 m 125 Eﬂflﬂ Hickey

o‘ MalNmn (Zhartored Accountant Total-sacs. y 01%?! It

| i5 Gran e Street

01-year‘; l Summeraide

Merle Clark 101 131 11o "m" 5"

Eileen Todd

M. MoMurdo

Kaye Mailman

Doris Gallant Toial—2l37 Busy Been:

Etrelyn Plneau Bea Arsenault Chris Pineau 'I‘hcresn Arscnault El-iinc Gallant Total-IBM.

Slrlkera: Kuililooil Mclvcr Goldie McDonald | Joan Pickartl Mary Fridgcn

Micki- Walker Total-KHZ. Green llornst V. i. 109 156 254 ... w .... By Mail E. Dodds 191 100 1Z4 We are as near to you as Your Mail Box

Our Mali Department lllh your Order aa soon la it la received and Ii la cent to you Oiir Drul Store ls the beat stocked in the Maritiines nml every- thln ls available iv mail - ahnpv write un and von nlil pet t e some courteous ner- vlce aa you would if you vi:- tted our atoro.

Prescriptions are filled ac-

' curate] and ncni by ﬁrst avaflab e return mall. post- uge prepaid.

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NOTICE

The Slor Transfer is now open for business in any line of transfer. Call I309 for prompt delivery and quick service with rec- sonable prices.

Owned and operated by J. J. FOLEY

for Councillor in the civic February 4th.

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of this Ward.

cipolities across Canada and

footing.

electors personally, so I lake

If re-elected I will as in

progressive and enterprising cipal management.

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MON. 0-830: TUiil. 8.80 Bea Marla Oberon and Turban Bey in Glorious Technicolor fa

"NIGHT IN PARADISE"

Alla larlal “King of the Ioreet Banged’

Having lived In Centre Ward practically all my life it is only natural that my interests are those of the residents

I am indeed happy to have been your representative en the Town Council during the part eight years and only hope I may again be favored to represent you.

Summerside’: position today is the envy ‘of many muni- it is with a feeling of satisfac- tion to have been a member of various town councils that have helped to place Sunlmenlde ea such a round financial As time ls limited lt will be lmpolslble to call on all the support in the forthcoming civic election.

Centre Ward to the best of my ability and strive for a more

W. E. Smallman 0€>0v€>0 i

CENTRE WARD A ELEBTION BARB

Ar the request of a largo number of citizens of Centre Word, l have again consented to nominate or a candidate

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election to be held Tuesday,

this opportunity to solicit your the past, serve the residents of

Summe ald8 and sound muni-

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Tuesday, February 4th AT I PM. , SKATERS IN COSTUME FREE

. Fancy Dress Carnival Bedeque 1a.».

l3 PRIZES