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WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: l. Elmer Murphy, Ill llanovI Street. and George Glow. lll Ottawa Street

BUMMBBSIDI-J and

PRINCE COUNTY

News. Subscriptions. Advertling. ' The Guardian may be bought at any of the

following stores

Bookstore. Water Btreetl “onto Bakery. Water Street:

in Summer-aide:

Gourllea Drugstore. ll Central Skeet: Marl Gaudet. l1

Granville ltrnot.

The Guardian will be delivered to any homo in Summerih. m-mlsoyatteperdayorlﬂepcrweeh. Phonattllortlslsaervier ‘m your order to the boy responsible Ior delivery on you mo“

LWANTED immediately, girl to ork in restaurant. Apply in per- n to Larklzfs Restaurant. Ken- gton. i‘

4mm SALE. - One 3 year old cod Mare. Abner T. Clegg. One

horse power engine, (Upright). ~ n Hill. Fredericton. I

Eight-room house and lot. Mod- n conveniences. good location. ihur Larkln.

BEDEQUE UNlTED CHURCH ARlliL-Serviccs lor Octobrr l Rcdeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 M Bordon 7.30 P. M. Minister. v Burton Crowe

PRINUIDWN United Church, lpeque. "Preparatory service, lda October 3rd. at 8.15 P. M. races Sundrrv. October 5th. 11 M. and 7.30 P. M. Sacrament of

Lord's Supper will bc observed the morning service. Mrs, Ches-

Simpson, Organist. Rev. James 05s B. A.. Minister.

THE NEW LONDON Presby-

—l"0it BALI-Paterson house and lot. Second Street, Bummer- side. Centrally located. all modern conveniences. Morley 5e11, Solicitor. Bummerside.

—NEW McCLAllY Charm Range in stock. James Arthur 8r Co.. Summerside.

—WANTED—Girl or woman (or general housework. No children. $40 per month. Apply Mrs. T. W. Bradshaw. Searletown.

-Sf.l‘0Vl AND FURNACE P!!! and elbows now in stock. James Arthur 8s Co.. Summerslde.

—F0li. SALE-One 1044 Ohev truck. 1% ion. dual wheels. over- load springs. Bummerside 3.17.. S.

-—SUMMER COTTAGE for sale, four miles from Summerside a’. Schurmans Shore. Has suction pump. sink and cabinet. chemical closet.» Building sheathed with brick siding. Box 297, Bummer- side.

— COUNTY COURT — Before Judge L.G. Lewis in Summerside

Robert 4O. ‘Hogs, _

" cAPlTQL-Summeraide

TO-DAY (Friday) and SATURDAY

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LAUREL and HARDY ._..i||_- "IOHUNKS" _40 Minutes of Fun and Frolic With your iwo Favourite Comedians SHOWS 7.15-9.15 _ MATINEE SATURDAY 2.30 With the 10th Chapter of "JUNGLE RAIDERS"

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLLTlTl-YFUWN

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by the Court and Judgment given in favor of the pin ntiif for $96.83 without costs.

favor o! the plaintif; for $103, be- 1"! the full amount ‘o! the claim.

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counsel. Court adjourned t.il Oct- ober 2nd when the case of FHA. 141189. K.C.. Attorney-GeneraL-vs. Palmer arid Williams Ltd. will be heard. - S.

Personals

~Mrs. George Brcvum. Nashua. N. H. returned to her home site: "km"! relatives in Summerslde and MorrelL-G

—Mi‘. Melvin P. Rﬁllfplhy, Redgr- lcten. N. B. is the guest o; m;

caﬂihtcr. Mrs. Roy Daye and Mr. i

Dﬂyi- Simmer-st‘ .—s

roor raasrmsnon Although ptrsvlrlng feet m sometimes individual characteris- tics a/bout which little can be done excessive perspiration ls dten dug’ to wm-Ins shoes which do M. Permit air to circulate around the

1m» my health authorities.

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THEATRE

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00s NAME” SHIRTS

b ‘an Women's Missionary Spglcly ' 1 hold their annual Thank O1- lng in the Clifton Church on nday evening. (lctnber 5th at ‘ P. M. The 110v. D. A. Campbell t i be the speaker and the Long '('r iviale Choir will llﬂVE charge

_ W. Henry Noonas acted- for the plaintiff and J.S. Dﬁnwhﬁ. K-C- for the defend- ant. On Thursday last. Judgment was given in the case of Adeline (lreen vs. George Matthews. an ac- tion for rent which had been heard previously. Judgment was given in

The contra claim of the defendant was disallowed. Heath Strong. KC. represented ‘le plaintiff and J.S. DesRoches. K C.. and C D. Mac- C llum. the defendant. Three

aller debt cases were d's- posed qt by entering judgment for the plaintiffs by consent of

on Tuescay, the Case o! F's-ed L. Arsenault. vs. Elmer E. Sharbell. an scion fo-r goods sold and deliv- ered. occupied the attention o! the court all day. The amount sued for was $400.02. A contra claim o! the defendant for $303.19 was allowed

Fri. B p.m.7 Sai. 7:30-9:30 p.m. ~v+++o

OLMAN’S At Your Service Always

In Person or By Phonel And Here Are Your Week-End

FOOD SPECIALS

0N SALE ‘ THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY

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Bis-eel l" a section

M.” Stor

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srscmuv rmcsnl NOVA $001111

APPLIES

llll. 1 BRIIIIEIISTEIIIS-wﬂze 21-2 llp

SPECIAL! U“...

MULASSES

SPECIAL I

BEETS

SPECIAL I

GARROTS

MH°P°

Regular 1.30 Gal. r“.. 1.

1.10 2 w 25c 2 us 23c 12c

wherﬁ

Aylmer Shoestring Regular 15c

muss-senator...”

... _ . . . . matter of truck rates on the car ferry and pointed out the existing high rate on trucks retuming on the ferry loaded with produce compared to trucks returning light. Mr. Inman contended that the same rates should be levied on trucks returning with a-Joad

Aylmer Diced

P" Dole" Regular 15c

S’side Trade Board .Holds Monthly Meeting

Hamper

Regular 29E Rggulqr LOQ

Lynn Valley Standard

25c i

FRESH!

RIPE! 0rder Some Today!

l I SPECIAL!

3.60

RELIGIOUS!

PEAS

SPECIAL 1

PEA SUIIP

Ungroded-ZO-oz. tin-Reg. 15c

French Canadian Style 28-02. tin-Regular 15c .

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SPECIAL! Lynn Valley-Reg. 17c Tin...

BEET GREENS

13c 2 us 25c

GRAPEFRUIT

JUICE

20-01. lin—- Rog. 16c

2 FOR 23

EXTRA SPECIAL l

SCHWARTZ JAFFA

SlIllKlST ORAIIGES

Size Bill's-Regular 26c Dozen

4 .00ZEll

DATES

16-01. Pkg. — Reg. 35c

30c

YORK

12-01. Tin

Regular 35c for

YORl

SPIGEII lllill

11-01. Tin

Regular 45c for ........

SPIGED BEEF 29c

39c _i

“WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET"

SlIFlEE

Regular 39c

001111 KERIIELS 1.. ' GRAPE JIIIBE

I Topper

7-es. Tin

49c

Aylmer oz. Tin

Jordan's 16-02. loiile .

GIIIGKEII

17c 25c

lllLL PIGKLES i515’...

I SARDIIIES sour

Regular

Von Camp Tomato-Jag.

Mephisto

25c 2 us: 11c

3 ms 26g ‘

32c ..

10c

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.ister o! Transport advising the Board that this matter was being

' to the delegates of

The regular monthly meeting of the Bummer-side Board o1 Trade was held last night in the Town Hail with the president, W. M. Melllsh. in the chair. On motion of the vice-president, Mr. T. E. Hickey. MI. Harold Rodd. who was appointed aa secretary of the Board at a recent special meeting, was " ’ as a ‘ of the Summerside Board.

Captain Basil Kelly gave a re- port o! the proceedings _of the annual meeting of the Maritime Board o! Trade held in Saint John recently.

The diﬂlcuity of getting trucks loaded with produce on board the car ferry was given considerable discussion. It was pointed out that dua to the tact that the auto ramp was not strong enough to accommodate trucks with a load of 0000 pounds it was necessary to put these trucks on flat cars, an arrangement which ln many cases entailed a delay o! three hours. The seriousness of the situation was very great in the case of trucks carrying perishable goods. A letter was read from the Min-

broughl. to the attention of the proper authorities.

Reporting tor the Tourist Com- mittee, Mr. Alan Holman compil- mented the Town of Summerside on the excellent banquet tendered the Tourist Bureau on their recent visit. Mr. Holman said he believed that there was not one delegate who

CAMED

Irlday ‘I and 0.15 Saturday Matinee 2.30. Evening 1 and 9.15. lobert Young and Barbara llalt- in

“LADY LUCK" i

With Frank Morgm. Also S rlzl and News. l

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‘this banquet. l-le

didn't thoroughly enjoy himself at recommended that the Summersidc Board o! Trade do all in its power to press the Government to begin a really permanent road construction pro- gram this coming year.

Mr. T. J. lnman, of the Agricul- ture Committee. brought up the

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of produce as on the some truck which canted over a load of ex- ported produce. Considerable dis- cussion took place on the matter and Mr. Inman was requested by the president. to procure all the available facts and ﬁgures for fur- ther discussion at a future meet- ing. 8

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—G. H. M.-

FLOORING-The Produce Department. now has In stool IIJNTKOTE TILETEX I'll/E FLOORING. in a variety of new llght shades....These new colors o! Asphalt Tile are lovely either in combination or as a. solid colored floor (or any room in your home or in your place ol business. Flintkote Tile-tea Asphalt Flooring is new and modem...“ ls comfortable and resilient to walk on —lt is simple and economical to keep looking like new... The pleasing colors and combination of colors will delight the most discriminating. For further information and inspection ol

the samples call at the Produce

O11 Ice. l

MOTH PROOFING-The destructive clothing moth does not

take a holiday-he works all th

e time! There ls one sure and

ccrlnln way to prevent destruction hy moths...That ls BERLOI‘.

the guaranteed moth protection.

Berlou guarantees in writing

to repair. replace or pay the lull value of any article. sprayed with

Berlou. ll damaged by moths wl

hin 5 years . You have lo he

sure every square inch of mater al is sprayed according to the

directions and recommendatlo .

The cost ls very little-for a

dress or suit you use 5 ounces of Berloil. costing l4 cents-for your fur coat. l6 ounces are needed at l.31—for a 9x l2 rug or

a chesicrﬁolrl 32 nunccs at 2.62..

.1n stock are Ill-ounce contain-

ers oi‘ Bcrlou Mothsprny at 1.31 and 32-ounee containers of Bcrlou at 2.57...Thls superior Mothspray ls to be lound in the llardware

Department.

all wool. in iwe aiirnrilve plaids

(‘All RUGS -- Of lovely- volt

the lloyral Stcwnrt and a fawn. green and brown plaid. These have fringed cnzls nml are o1‘ top qualiiy- the price Is 6.75 each. . .Rc-

placc worn out (‘or Rugs with these new ones.

‘lhofrn warm and

will give excellent wear. You'll ﬁnd them in the Dry Goods De-

partmcni.

LADIES’ SHOES-In a number oi smart styles. are on sale In the Shoe Dcpartmcnl...’lhc colors are navy. brown and blank —-ihe heels are cuban or high-the malt-rials are leather. kid and anode-there are small sizes. large sizes and everything in

hoturrn. but not in cv:ry style

ol’ shor. Those have been going

like "hot cakes"... The price ls so ILlrﬂﬂIVl'—lll\l_V 15.95 a pair. 11m slum-s arr rxcepiional bug's-better come in today and see

thorn in the Shoe Department.

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