i 4"

issuers}; 1.9.49 .

uizsiuuu, GUARDIAN

' AGENTS: J.‘ liner Mani!- lll Hanover 8t. and

George Glow. l0 Ottawa St. . . » BUMMIISIDI auIPIIIIOI COUNT! News. Sabacrlll-Iola. Advatﬁalug

“"'f1'|v; Guardian uiay be bought daily it III! of the followksg otcrca In Buuimcsldc:

u" __ r * s, Water ' ‘. " D-__“' Water ‘Street. Toronto Bakery, Water Street: Mark Gaudet. d‘! Cropping, my“; “who Guardian viii be dcllvcecd ed any. house. u anus-nice.

emiuaoyutzowlsvwllvearwsoa rhouosutoniiusuviou. uﬂdgyousordertcthobcl"llielllblofordallvarlaseuyearreatc.

aw’? _

__O0ME r0 canon and Auc- ﬂon or Cakes in Sea View Hall. Tuesday. January lith-

_.w1§ ABE BUYING Usod Ball. Pm“; top. prices. Rex Dawson.

4.1)}; SALE, one Dc Luxe Fleet- wood electric phonosfﬂPh "1 8W5 condition. Phone 568-3.

-IATTEIIII, Till! in stock. Toombs Broa, Kcnsingtou.

—WANTID, caphlc maid or woman for. family of four adults. Apply box 104, Summarlide.

480005! STOVIS. Hay Car- riers Water Bowls. now available.

ﬁ.

' cnrrror.

. )

.1v .illl¢'l|i|i lilivllii

IIII “Iiil t III i'\i |\

'__’|i.II Itnt

Toomhe Bros. Kenaington.

—00AL. — Unlosdi-m Screened Coal. Right quality. Right price. P. F. Mclrtnil. den. P. E. I.

JOB BALI. 1942 Chevrolet coupe in good condition, Douglas Bell. Carleton.

415.4123 BEAUTY SHOPPE. Kmlngton will be closed January istlrto January 22nd.

JIJXPEBIENCED MAID WANT- gyPlease apply Mrs. W. E. srnailman, 174 Summer 8t, Bum-

merside.

—-— --'I'II ANNUAL meeting o! _(:Alt BULK WIIAT row en North Bedeque Farmers Instituti mum Expect barley men‘. and will he held in the school Tuesday

bran soon. Order early. Ralph Macy evening, Jan. l4. Ralph MacCauli, can“ \ secretary.

.4111 REGULAR MEETING, -—'I.‘HE. SUMMERSIDE branch o! Borden Branch No. 10, Canadiaziu the Canadian Legion will hold a. Legion. will be held in Legion Hall, i reception for the European war Tuesday evening. 8 P. M. January brides residing in Summerside and 14th. All members requested to at- vlelnity on Wednesday evening, lend secretary. Charles Love. Jan. 15. We have tried to send per- sonal invitations to all but any who

_SEVEM,; Acclnlﬂj _M,-_ may have been overlooked are and M“ A_ w_ gamer. 5.1mm"- cordially lnvi-ted to be with us at side, have received word that ‘their illllt tlme- _ duughter. Miss Mary Palmer, who is a student at MeGill University, —MAI.PEQUE AND BALTIC H’. Montreal. recently met with 81M. S. - The first meeting for the severe accident. Miles Feline; g3? i new year of Malpeque and Baltic is a science stti ent a c . United Church W. M. S. w-is held was spendins a few dew with her at the home of Mrs. c. w. mm- rooiiimatc at Shawlnigan Falls sap Tuesday’ January 7n, The rirfi while Sltlln’; had flit‘ 1114550?“ President. Mrs. Crow-dis presided. tune to fall. breaking he!‘ I88 l" The meeting opened with a two NW Plﬂctl- n I5 "muted ‘hi5 . minute silent prayer followed by size will return 110m’! “hell "me i the Lord's prayer in unison. The to travcl- ——5- theme for the meeting was "Ful-

—l ‘ filling our Church Membership -in " . "Witnessing for Christ" assisting

—-FIFTIETII WFIJDIOT} AN‘ ! with the program was Mrs Ches- MVERSARY — Ml‘. and _ Mrs. _ ‘er slmpson’ M“_ a w_ Rmwn“ (fizarlcs Douceltc. North Market i Mm Pmsmmoreen and MHL amp], Sirrrl- 5llmm°l$ldtt “'~‘I:‘bl'“l°d Beiirlsto. Several appropriate their fiftieth wedding anniversary j hymns were sung‘ The offering was "It $171455’, Jalluary 12th I" m‘? ‘dedicated with the singing of the evening a familv dinner was serv- Inoxolog» chapter ﬁve d, our r-d fllld their three sons and two Istudy book was given by Mrs w (iuug-htersdwho are all litvingrrﬁi; in Bunm The "You", of mdmé Summersi e wcre- presen . e _ m Maynard. Edmund we Wﬂ- l$3311.'E§°TEFZ9‘l.T'EZ.IZ-Z $333. 14rd muceue- M155 BEnﬂce DW‘ are alive to the problems of their "lie "d Mrs- “hams 68ml“ us” ‘country Eleven members answered FEE-Wm we” M's‘ Anmhm Be" I to roll call. one visitor was welcom- uard and Mrs. Eli Arsenarlt. Sum- ed‘ mpons were given by the Ktrigiéltozéstg: gays‘; gimzugi different. secretaries present. Twelve Ille famiiv by Miss Beatrice _Dou- crttc and they were presented with a purse of monev by Mr. Wil- lard Douectic. Mr. Doucette r»- plied in a fittinfmnnner speak- ing to his family on behalf of his wife and himself. Later in the evening many friends and nelilll- hors called to offer eonﬂﬁllllﬂ‘ tlnnS and best wishes.

{the last meeting. A letter was read .by Mrs. G. W. Ramsay from Miss Ellzabethdilorbeg thanking the 50- cfcly for box sent to Sydney. Dt-ie- gates to attend the Presbyterlal, Mrs. Crowdis and Mrs. Burns Mrs. Crewdis thanked the members for the cooperation she had received

Iheld at the home of Mrs. l’i'eston Green. The meeting closed with rthe singing of hymn 248 followed ‘by the benediction. A delicious

nciures were taken bv Mr. l-T"ni‘l"| Wedge. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dou- rite are In good health and very ~S.

ACHVE.

Wonderful choc buys at one low priccit-LOS! 125 palra of Women's Shoes including pumps, loafers. and oxforda in brown. or black calf. suede and kid leather with high, medium or low heels-sins 4 to 8 (different widths). These a ularly sold for 2.95’ to 6.00 and the sale prfca on them is 2.09, which Ia something that you cannot afford to misc-SHOE DEPABTMINT. '

The Marconi "Play Boy" Ia The Electric Phouographi Neat colu- lllot case of wood-self contalned-mxoellcnt quality tone-you can't go wrong with this buy-3195 in the Hardware Department. There arc also Strombcrg-Carlson Combination Radio and Rcoord PIayera-onc model has an automatic record changer. The pride and pleasure you will derive from owning one of these excellent machines is immeas- “flute-HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

The Grocery has a limitcd supply of Aylmer and Rcocrdeanned Pumpkin at 5 conta a t-ln. which regularly cold for 1d cents. The reason for this drastic reduction is that some of the labels have become do- fseed. . .Get your canned Pumpkin today, there is a limited quun- Nty calm-GROCERY DEPARTMENT. ~

IMAGINE! Attractive green glaaa cups and saucers for only l0 cents. . . . these are completely heat proof. The wlsc shopper will limp- IY "Ill! them up-sn he wise. come in todayi-CIIINA DEPARTMENT.

off right by aervlug piping ucomelssfrom aka .

This ls Cocoa weather! jhrt the da hot Cocoa for breakfast. when your c ‘kilns’. or coalﬂng glvn them a no . warming cup of delicious Cocoa. The Grocery Department carries all the well known brands- Fr"- Bskers. Royal and iusynowor-qaooeaw harassment.

D "I" Yea seen the "Handicraft Knife to" lrs the Hardware

cpartuieatf They are for wood earvinl~oa of the most Interesting of hobbies. There are assorted kufvea and haudlco-all Jacked a Iiwltlfle chest. The M100 ll 0.50 gill IJB-HLQDWAII %l-

Family for 1946. February meeting to he-

* Wivetltdresltuof

NOTE CAREFULLYi— SHOWS 7:15 - 9:15 —

\é,.._.........,~-_ l, (Niwwwwwwwwwwrw

lunch was served by the hostess

I assisted by the committee in charge

'S’side Town Iiounuil Hears

ilwo iiomplaints

The regular monthly of

:was held lust evening with

“uninit- inn

l I ‘Olivia DeHavilland ; 95mg. 0m

A MITCHELL LEISEN newer-on

I A‘: I|ﬂutciIbyCIIAILISIAGEITIDJQdQd‘ MWTCHIXHBSSI .. acncnlievbvQcdlsrlrudvenavdlotquuimvy

Summoreidc

jam (norm) m rutsusv f

I\ lift -i'iiI~

allveiooexpkiictoltiat. *

- vaom WEiLls

__ »- .-.~~.- NO SHORT SUBJECTS

Prue _C!jIARLO'l"i‘ETOW'N cusnomv

MATINEE TUESDAY .3 :30

513x13 \'x.'~c\c\c\c\'x. Mmwvxxmc Y.\7~4.\C

.|S’side Water lﬁommissiziier 3T0 Retire

Mr. John Y. Phillips. whose irrm 4.5 Wuirr and Sewage Com- Iniissionrr for the Town of Sum-

meetingl mersldc expires this year has in- the Summerside Town Council- iilcatcd lint he docs not plan tn His

run for office cgtiin. Two citizens

worship Mum. J_ F, Arnctt pre- f have announced their intention to i

Aiding and Councillors, W. E

Iii-son and Henry Wedge Pie-SP!"-

_’ campaign for the vacant pest. Mr.

|calls were made on sick folks since.‘ smailmnn, J, L. Gorill, R. L. Moi-l L90 World Wllﬂ l5 ﬂﬁsflﬁlﬂled will‘

l Mir. Keith Compton’ in the under-

. . _ . 1 t; f; .n| taking business has BYIHOUiLCOIJ his lMIh'eI‘.c]Ii.lkLilX1eI:i‘ti?tll0I‘?bflfiﬁgft-lxobl;candidacy and Mir Swnley Gav-

regard to an alleged assault made by two Town policemen on one.

Frank Engirnd, while he

under arrest.

On motion of Councillor Wedge,

seconded by Councillor Mollison the letters. were Recorder‘ for his attention and if necessary investigation.

The following are the letter-SI

December 27. i946. Dear Sir:-

Mr. Prank England, of Eilirrslle, has consulted me in regard to an assault which he said was made on him by two of your police of- fleers, namely. Messrs. Doyle and MacKay. Mr. England came into my office about three days after tiie assault on him and I did’ not know him, because his both eyes were in such a terri-bie shape and his face was still badly swollen.

, Mr. England informs me that the

assault on him by both Messrs. MacKay and Doyle took place after ‘he was iiiiidicuffed.

I have heard several coipplainzs about the way these police officers handle prisoners when they are helpless and I think it is time that the necessary prosecution and action be taken against these offi-

\VaS

referred to lhel

‘det, manager of the construction [department of R. T. l-Iolmrin Ltd iiiss also declared his intention to "enter the contest.

The Writer and Sewage Com- mission consists of three mem- ' hers, one of uhom is elected vascli

‘year for a ihrce year term.

m MEIQRIAM

] MR. JOSEPH ARSENAULT

--The death occurred at NlllI ‘Pond on the morning of Jun. 2nd. o! Mr. Joseph J. Arsenault, who was 83 years. 11 months of age. .and was s. truly Christian mail of lmany fine qualities. a good neigh- ' bor, who will be greatly mzssed by his many friends. - ‘There are left to cherish ‘he ‘memory of s loving father. Mrs. Michael Bernard. Nail Pond. and 'two sons, Joseph and Alfred at 'home and also one sister, Mrs. jJohn Bernard. Portland, Me. His funeral, largely attended wis held Sunday afternoon Jan. 5th to 5t. _Bimon and Jude Church, Tignish. .at 4 p. m. where Requiem High lMass was sung. Wednesday morn- Jng, Jan. 8th. at ilie Convent by

protectors.

l Mackinaw Goats

Value 12.95 — Sale

These ore mode of Iieovy Muckinow Cloth plaid designs, have Iorge shawl collars, knit wind protector of wrist. An excellent cool for ordinary weer. Buy these now 6 l » oi this marked down price of only ...._,.... I

i Winona vnsrs

Worm yet not bulky for wearing under your coui. Men's wool vests with knit collar, worm

$".°.°..°|ZY'.'§Z?."'5.' 7715.572”... 2.00 _Men’s Leather vests, knit collar ond wool lin- E".".'...."?°.“'.°.' "i? - 4.00 ., up using: ‘guns calf skin lining um.» ‘ __ 4.00 ~ =

Clearing .. . .

MEN'S HEAVY BLANKET CLOTH JACKETS in u variety of hode , I lined knit collar, cuffs and bottom.

s s woo

A reol $11.95 value on sole of .. 4.88

‘.-. 754.1.» t»:

As above only slightly lighter in weight,

o $9.75 value for appearance. Regulor $I0.00 value for . . ._._._. . .- -. 5-: ‘ MEN'S HEAVY GABERDINE JACKET, fully lined, knit col-

Ior bottom and cuffs, assorted shades. Former price $9.75, now selling, ct . ..

JANUARY SALE ’._.

Men's Leather Goats

Regular 24.50 — Sale

Pre-Stoclctaking I

SALE

IOn OrIeI Lines OF

en’s J ackei; - Mackinaw

Coats -- Etc. All Clearing At HALFPRICE

THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET A WARM AND “MFORTABLE JAF KET AT A GREAT SAVING.

DUCK COATS

REGULAR 22.50 FOR

Men's hcovy sheepskin lined duck coats with beaver Icimb collar and knit wrist

11.25

12.25

Good quality leather coats three quarter length, have large beaver collars. Coats that will give you long wear and

warmth in zero weather. Now on sole of

lioIf regular price or ..

u‘...

MEN'S CORDUROY JACKET trimmings, coat style, worth Jonuory sole, SPECIAL

MEN'S HEAVY COTTON GABERDINE JACKET,

1 2.25

. he;

At Half Price C‘.i’."?..‘.‘.‘..f“it,i'tﬁ"éiii"“ 335 Special .. u

.. MEN'S HEAVY FRIEZE JACKETS/self collar

and full zipper front. volue $4.95, on sole ct

Former

2.50

ith fancy tweed

59.5‘ 3.50

flannel

lined, knit collar, cuffs and bottom.

A $7.50 value for only . _ . . . . . .

MEN'S CORDUROY JACKET, COAT STYLE, button front. A Iong wearing serviceable garment that hos u neat dressy

4.88

oeae_c_c_-

LIMITED AND THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG AT THESE NEW LOW PRICES.

Men's Clothing Department (mum rtoon)

WE ADVISE YOU GETTING IN ON THESE VALUES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AS THE QUANTITIES IN EACH LINE ARE

5 arzg "

THE HOUSE or ou m/

cers and against the Town. Unless] his pastor, He“ ,y_ A, MacDonald they are suspended forthwith and who‘ also performed the commilal, dismissed, it is my intention to rites at the grave. The pallbear- l take action against these oolice- ers were, Messrs. Joseph Gaudet, I men without delay and also to filo Charles Gaiidet, John Christopher, suit against the Town for total Earl Gallant, William Chiusscy. damages and compensation. This Herman Haywood suit against the Town can be ~ - - avoided lt the required action is "ll JBIWHPY 25. Councillor Molli- taken by the Council. 5°" m°V°d~ Beclmded by COUIlC-lllvr you" mm.’ Gorrlll that the letter be left over T, 1“ Llnkletter. till January when an adjourned meeting will be held. The motion carried. It was moved by Councillor Jammy, u. lush Smaliman and seconded by Coun- m‘: 51,-;_ ciilor Mollison that the officers of Qn peumbe, y; 1 Wm" you m the Fire Department for the com- connection with the assault which l“! ye" b" I“ Fecllmmelldﬁﬂ vlly two of your police officers uileg- the Depnlmem- M°III°l1 "Filed- cdly made on my client. Frank They a" ‘*5 mum"! Chlvl W. England. but I have not had the 3' Mdleu-I- Deputy 941181’. Claude

Second Letter

and nothing had been done.

4400 Roxana .

this special duty. He suggested 3500 Pandora ._.... ...._ ._... 18 1-2, 900 Fiwthl

that the Council have a meeting 1500 Parameq . __ 17 l 390 PBHQ 0" - with the officers of the S.Y.C.l. » . 2000 Parbee . 1509 Temlsk ‘ nnd talk the matter ovcr. (continued from Page 28400 Pen Rey . 1-2 Total sales 1.244.000.

Councillor ‘Wedge suggested that - 1200 Perron . "i—¥"**—'i_"—'r- V, chndrPn-i Md Society b: in, 3000i. Rowan m“ Pick or eluded and t e Mayor agree . 1519 1, gnu-g __ 300 Plunger

Councillor Wedge read a mil! 300 L; Luz 3000 Pore Pen test report that had been taken _ goopqwel] by Federal officials but as it was .. ssoo Do vi We "l" f" ale my computed differently than tho 2300 Preston quantity. pints and quarts; islan- tcsts taken locally lie thought it 2009 pm-dy cat prices paid. We will also nay was not much help and h! WI- 3000 q“, M.‘ _____ ____ for Javcs bottles. Ring them la gested that another test be taken 36w huvlc 95m Queen“ ______ _ and guarantee an ample supply o by the Provincial Deparunent. 33m Lunwud _ __ 35 3330 Quemont _ Jove;

He referred to tihe fact that goo Mun-a __ 335 91400 Regen 4 9mm, (July! Grocery’ 7y; U, he had been trying to have street ‘"5 Mlcnonﬂd _ _ “o pick-up, lights installed on Park and Sheen 850° Mud,‘ H 23 streets for the past six months xoouubeoa J90

ify you that it is my intention to take the necessary action ivlthln one week from this date it 1 do not have a satisfactory reply from you. ' _ Yours truly.

T- L. Lluklctter.

TUESDAY, JAN. Nth-HOCKEY MATCH SUMMERSIDE LEGION vs. DORDEN NATIONALS

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I5tI|—SKATING . AFTERNOON 3 to 5 and EVENING l to l0

THURSDAY,‘ JANUARY‘ mii-‘sxxnitc Evening I to I0 < -

FRIDAY, JANUARY lﬂlh-DOUILE HEADER HOCKEY ‘ l . MATCH . _

summttsio: xmsmtln JUVENILIS vs. cmtntomtrovvu JUVENILE ROI/IRS

i/ ‘ \ and

» s o C wmtwo¥fvlruttt§ Jlutiilavi " rmo

Nicol _ coon

Navel-Explains

Mivor Arnett explained that he had been ill and had not attended the adjourned meeting on Nov“... her 30th and'that is why m; m“. ter had not been taken up before,

A letter of application from My, W. R. Warren for the position of building inspector we: read. As the present inspector will be he"

, CAMEO

TUESDAY - a,”

POI “I "G9 n Oar?! the heartovovarsugg‘ max;

"so ooacm nova" l

OO-Itlrrlne Den‘ Al"!!! .

llmsolnywtuutlayloabynnmu Abolorial ,

courtesy of a reply. This is to mg.‘ KEMY» SWWIBPY» G901‘!!! H088-

On motion -of Councillor Mol- lison seconded by Councillor Gor- l rill it was decided to make n| grant of $75.00 towards defray-l ing the cost of the annual ban-l quet of the Fire Department. l

Consider Building Plant I i

Mayor Arnett advised the eoun- . cil that a representative ofi Matthews Wells Co. Ltd. of ; Guelph, Ont. would be here shortly making an investigation‘. in regard to the advisability of ‘ erecting a plant in this province for the canning of fruits and vegetables. m» thought it wouidl be a fine thing if they would’ come to the Island and encour-I age the farmers to grow snore: of these products. ~-

‘ltie Mayor referred to, a sug- gestion from the Children's Aid Society presented at a previous meeting that the Town hire a lruant officer. He said that when the grant of $125.00 a month was made to the Stimmereide Youth Centre Inc. they were to take care of truancy but little as been done" and during the summer one of the policemen had to take on

'rates of pay of the civic election

2415 Min Corp . 4000 Mylem ~ n 2000 Negue 2800 New Bidla ii 1-2

The Mayor said the reason that a certain fixture was lacking but as soon as these arrive the lights will be installed.

Councillor wedae sussested the

350 McIntyre . 500 McKenz 0000 McMarl 8000 Mid Con .

officials be raised and this will be dealt wit-h at the adjourned meeting. -S. '

III 0Y5 WIN

Stop constipation this pound; x $33?‘

ocsy way

R h“ n" Fﬂm‘ m ‘I “' Nogtcihe . . 45 TbisIe tnaturﬂaown axatinll “no New Mum"

‘Emm’ ‘m’ u: 7N. '71:,‘ T‘ "m 4000 OBrlen ' 1531.311151- iﬁifitnuiéfiilllr... 401w 01-m-

friinalbu Erall-a-iim In hsaglirdlll 4°00 om"! -

la lbsamils o salami . . . ill, 45W 01'9"“!

buinu. hr sad natural tubal I1 i500 Orlac

Evita-line I . _ 84$ gllslw

' m su l ‘Entirely. m“ P" E H00 Pamcur

105 Roy Bk 75 Royaiite 7700 Rush 1100 San Ant .. i000 Sand 2500 Sannor 2500 Shawkey 400 Sheep 7403 Sherritt 2000 Silv Miller . .. 2800 Siseoe M00 Siiden i767 Stada 2000 Starratt 2300 Steep R0 . i500 Sulliv 9600 Surf .. . i400 Bylvanlte . 1220 Tack H 4.200 Thorn Land 1500 Towag . 2500 Trans Res 1700 Upp Can 1500 Vieour 001 Ventures . 2210 Wni-te 7000 Wasa . 3100 Wekus 5000 Wlitsey . 3100 Winch 900 Wri Har p ' GUI!

t:'—"""""i

lﬁsunnnftf

ALL LINES litPil numn

Summcrsidc

I"<i PFPISSII INAI. CARD

‘l’. Earle iliukev

Charmed Accountant Office at

' l5 Granville Btraac Bummer-side Phone 575

_-v-_w=u;»uu.--.--~»~;-~ -_'—‘-- --¢<- »~

&~:-ew_~§-»;.,.._.,,_,,._,,,___ _