uRNOKRYZZ. 1948

,1" HE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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JIAISON’! BEADY-TO-WEAI

gton are now featuring their mid-winter" sale. Real bargains.

_u0ME AND SCHOOL meet- ing vriil be held in the Summer- sids School library on Friday, Jan. 28. at 8 pm. Guest speaker Mr. L. W. Shaw.

-FAREWELL PARTY Mr. Hazeiwn Gillis of Indian River uns guest of honor at a. jolly par- ly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Ramsay on dirPnniy Leslie G. Ramsay on Ikiday night when the Indian River Drunstio Dlub presented him with an appro- priate gift before his departure for Ontario. Mr. Eff-win Thompson read a farewell address to which Mr. Gillls made s. suitable reply in reminiscent mood. The evening passed pleasantly with music and song. Mrs. Allan Murphy was plan ist. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and the guests de- parted wishing Mr. Giilis the best of luck in his new field of en- deavor. -K.

-liOME ON HOLIDAY-After an absence of 23 years. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawless spent the last weeks of i947 in renewing old friendships in Mr. Lawless’ na- tive province, “th's Island." Here he found many changes, but also found many old friends eager to welcome him back to his home- land. They visited their brother, Mr. Wilbert Lawless. Nonboro, and other relatives, and spent three weeks at "heeholme," Kensing- ton. Early in the New Year they laft for Quebec to visit Mrs. Lawlesss‘ sister for s month, be- fora returning to their home at Winnipeg. -Bu.r.

-ANGL!CAN W. A. The January meeting of St. Stephen's W. A. was held at the home of the new president, Mrs. W. J. Harrington, at. Spring Valley. Nina members answered roll call with a _verse of scripture containing the word "Serve". In the absence of the recording secretary, Mrs. Leigh Paynter. the minutes were read by Mrs. W. J. Profitt. A let- ter from the diocesan president, Mrs. Cosh, was read, as well as her excellent report of the Do- minion annual meetings at Cal- gary. Dnpendltufes for the pro- motion of missions, having in- creased in. proportionto the high cost of livim, she stressed the seed for each member to make every effort to insure that the incre d pledge be met in full. Her report of s. noticeable in- crease in W. A. embers was very encouraging. An item read from the flog" stated that the wife of Mr. Christmas was underto I series of eye operations at an- eouver, and that Mr. Christmas was, of necessity, neglecting his work st Ktngcone Inlet Indian Mission, in order to be with her. Mr. Christmas is the prayer part- ner adopted by this branch. Mrs. Wesley Cole offered her home for a parlor social, which offer was gladly accepted by the membe s. Also accepted with thanks was I sip tray for the church room, don- ated by Mira. Keith Adams. Affili- ation fees and funds were received and the meeting closed with the benediction. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Harrington and. Mrs. Keith Harrinitfllb-Bllf-

—I'0ll SALE-Base Burner Steve No. 11. Suitable for eoal or ell. Apply Hillard Moase, Freetown.

- JUVENILE HOCKEY maI.ch Bedeque Rink Thursday. Jan. 22. Klnkors vs. Borden. Admission 20 and I0 cents.

-BI.!AKS HIP IN FALL -'M.rs, William Essery of Summerside East is a patient in the Prince County Hospital with a fractured hip. She was injured in a fall at hci‘ RXWTIQ.—S.

--IN HOSPITAL - The many Itlids of Mr. Murdock McLeod. Long River, will regret to leann that it was necessary to rush him to the Prince County Hospital Wed- nesday where it was discoveredhe had a ruptured appendix. l-iis con- dition Ls favorable-S. .

._.A|uuvp;5 1N 5.0. - Word has been received frrm “Mr. Nelson Best. who motored from Prince Edward Island to British Colum- bia by way of United States, of his arrival in Albernl, Vancouver Is- land. where he has accepted a pos- itlon. - B.

—-\'0UTH SUKRENDEBS - A young man, wanted by Sinumerside Police tn connection with a break two weeks ago at Reliable Motors and for attotn/pts to SHBIKMII Dill!“ from two women. gave himself up yesterday. He walked into the Pol-

ice Station and surrendered to Chief of Police Peter White. bylj-ie . s

will sippesl‘ in Police Court morning-S.

—l HAVE OPENED all body shop on First Street. Sum- merside. known as Frank's Body Shop. l have had eiihtceil YBQYS experience at this trade. My paint shop is nearly 100% dust cproof and I am eqll-Ilvilied I" M‘ etylene welding of all kinds and spray painting. I would aIPlJYWI" ste the patronage of the public. Frank Woodsrlde.

--ROTARY bmarmo- Canon E. M. Malone, Rector of St. Pet- er's Cathedral, Charlottetown, was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the summerside Rotary Club on Tuesday. His address was entitled, "The Story oi‘ a Shadow 9855MB By" and was in the form of a New Year's message based on ~Brcwning‘s poem. “PIPDE P115555 - Canon Malone was introduced by Wilfred salter. Guests were wal- ter S. Bland. ‘Iprento. Wed Bins- ham, Dan Chan and Archdeacon G. R. Harrison-S.

flCAPl-J TRAVERSE W-M-S- — The January meeting of the Cape Tpgvergg Auxiliary 0,1 the W.M.S. o; the United Church was held It the home of Mrs. Harry Muitart. The president, Mrs. RsIPh Mac‘ 0311i], opened the meeting with a poem "Worship". after which all joined in singing “The Heaven! Declare Thy Glory 10rd". P1158298 o! Scripture were read by M"- Boyd uwthsr, Mrs. E. Thompson. Mrs. aw. Harper and Mrs- Hedi“ Mumfl-L no word of God Incar- note" was sung, followed by prayer by the president. During the study period several members gave ex- tracts from the life of A. Uildiflll. telling of the great hardships and imprisonment he endured ‘M1119

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translating the Bible and finally his release to carry on hs heroic

work. The reading 0f l Peter 5:10 closed the Worship Service. trhere

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matching envelopes for ONLY 10 C good quality bid finirib. New is the time dwrlte your friends all the news- et busy - - - Buy Stationary while

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ENTS! This is really s luod buy-

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No. b-Dong Spring Traps are S’! cents asob and the Ne. 1—Under Sprlng Traps are l5 cents each. Order Traps foil! lllfl I?! Ml NI" way to that Trap Line and those extra dollarsl-llardware Department.

Good Food News from the Grocery

out. - - - Have you tried

Departs: CD05! AND lLAOIlWIl-I. “LITILI UHIPKOIANGE MARMALADE? All Cross and Blackwell products ‘are excellent and this is one of the

best-tbs 13 ulslloo glass jar of “Little

Ebb" Marmalade Ia 55 cents.

line's another good one he! OCEAN SPRAY APRICOT AND CRAN- BERRY JAM-it's different. delectable and wonderful on toast-try

It-tlsellauueejarisbb cents. - - fir! Department. , '

- Get _yeu.r food needs in the Groo-

TbeDry Goods Department his anlreellent assortment of LINEN ANn cltaan cur rowsstmo en display. - - - The all-linen our Ttmlliur is ‘ls cents a ysr|l—tha mi. linen Cup towellirlg is sis cents

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Ilum Cup Towelliug is BI eents a yard-Crash Cup tlayysrd-and Crash Roller ‘levelling in a dark

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Lesvis Summenlds 5.45.

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SUMMERSIDE -— NAVY GAME ' Leaves Charlottetown on return

i at midnl In. FAR! $1.00‘

AnnuialfMeeting 0i St. Mary’: Anglican tihurch

Th6 lhMlll meeting qf 5t, Mgr-y‘; Anglican Church Sumuuerside, was held in the church hall on Tues- day evening with the paws, v; 1AM“ GJi. Harrison

All" 09611111; tihe meeting with P111161‘. Archdeacon Harrison wgle ccmed those of the parishioners who were present and then review. ed the activities of the past year. He said that the outstanding event was the visit of the Pris-hate of all Canada, Archbishop Kingston, Rs congratulated the senior and jun. lor choirs, the foimer under Mr. Earle Simmons and the latter un. der Mrs. Ray Clark. He said that Mr. James Council, the supsmtom. ent of the Sunday School, and the teachers deserved the thanks of the congregation on thelr work. He expressed regret/at the departure from the parish of Mr. and blrs. lngham Palmer. who hsd been act- ive in church activities, Mr. Palmer being a warden.

The following annual reports were received and adopted, tifl I119 Parish is in a healthy con- dition: Wanton’; Auxiliary, Senior, Mrs. Ell‘. Tanton; Ladies’ Guild, Mrs. Stewart. Mulisins; A.Y.P.A. and Badminton Club. Judson 1mm; l,a_\men‘s Association, EE. Park- man: Sunday School and Vestry, James Conncll. '

'I\he financial report, which show- ed a satisfactory balance on hand, was read by Mr. Stewart Mu-lktns.

Mrs. J. W. Salter was chosen as the delegate to the Diocesan Synod with Mr. J. J. Enman as alternate. Mr. J. W. Salter was elected to D. C.S.

A vote of thanks to all the 0r- ganizations of the parish for their fine work was moved by Mr. James Connell and seconded by Mr. Jud- son Logan.

The elections resulted as follows: Wardens, James Conncll and Jud- son Logan; Vestry, Stewart Mul- klns. Alex Home, A.B.L.-Horne, E. E. Pairlcman, George T. Clarke, Borden Connell, Preston Warren, Ambrose Colcs, Robert Sihaw, Frank Cameron. J.W. Lcckv. ‘James Mur- phy; Vestry Clerk, Stewart Mul- kins; secretary. George T. Clarke.

The Vestry meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month.

was a short period of silent prayer for all absent members, who on account of ill health were unable to attend, also for those in the Sanatorium and Hospital. Roll call by the secretary, Mrs. Nathan Bell. showed ten members and one via- llor present. An encouraging re- port was given by the treasurer, Mrs. J. Haslam. 1t was deeded to send for copies of "World Day of Prayer" program for the February meeting. 'I‘wo parcels are being sent overseas through the Robert Simp- son Company. LtcL, Toronto. The Nizpali Benediction brought the meeting to l.‘ close, after which the usual lunch was served by the hostess and ccmmittee in charge.

Personals

—2ir. Ernest Morrison. Summer- side contractor, has returned from a two weeks business trip 'tn Bathurst, N. B.—S.

—Rov. E. J. Barrass, Summer- side, left on Wednesday morning for Saint John. N.B.. to attend an executive meeting of the Home Mission Board.

—-Mrs. D. Edward; and daught of Srmrnerside, were visitors to Hunter River visiting Mrs. Ed- ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Spence.

—M.lss Mary Martin, Travellers Rest, leaves today for Saint John, N. 3., thence to the United States where she will remain-S. -

-—Mrs. Wilbur Macliurlane of Summerside is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. l-ler many friends are hoping for her speedy recovery-S.

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-—Mr. Lewis MaoPherson, retired foreman, New Wiltshire, was a visi-

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--Mr. Blair Johnston, C. N. R. telegraph operator, Sununerside, left on Saturday morning for Saint John. N. 8., where he will take a special course in telegra- phy. He was accompanied by, Mrs. Johnston. S

—Mrs. Ennis Small. Miscouche. and Miss Marjorie Webster, Nor- boro, spent the holiday season at Toronto where they were guests of Mrs. Smalls husband, and of their brother and slster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Webster, who are spending the winter in that cltyi-Bur.

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Skids Fire Department llolda Amiual Meeting.

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Iihe annual dinner of the lum- mersicle F19 Department was held last evening in C0yle's Restaurant and was a splendid success with sh atmosphere of good fellowship prevsilinl throlllhout. Chief W3. McNeil presided, Mi’. Bud Mount- ain acted as song leader and Mr. Albert Huestis accom, ' d 1e;- m, ling song at the piano. The most enjoyed item on the program were IIWO monologues given by Mr, 131-1. Campbell.

In addressing the gathering Mayor Amett praised the men of the Fire Department for the fine work that they are doing and “is that he often wonders if the pee. pie generally realize the fl$|‘1flt- uda of the responsibility that 1| lhflifl- He said that the Council has always favorably considered ally request of the Department and he felt sure it would emunu, go do so.

Others who spoks werOrCqug. ciliors JJ... Driacoll and Lloyd Gog. rlli. Carrol Delaney of the Water e-Yul Server-age Cflmmission. Mr. Alfred Groom, engineer e1 the Water and Seweragg Commission, ex-chief Thcmas Johnsonv Mr, J-li- Birvns. Town Clerk, cit. Don- ald DBVIS. ROJIII-P. QQDtflQ Hog‘, secretary of the Fire Department. All spoke‘ in compliments: terms 0f the efficiency of the Dep tment and the splendid work that 1t ha; done.

Councillor Henry Wedge also spake briefly and showed s num- ber of films. including one en for- est fzre fighting, 11s polnfgd out U"! V8108 0f films as a means of education and said that fire fight- 1118 films ‘were available for the use of the Department, at? their meetings. __ s,

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the section. '

Under continued good lighting conditions j u d gi ng continued throughout the day and over four hundred and fifty pelts passed through the judge's-hands,

Pearl platinums, extra lights. glacier blues and the novelties will be included in the judging today and it is emected that the show will conclude by noon or “Fly afternoon.

The following are the three first winners in each class yesterday:

PLATIN UM S

Dark Adult Male:

1. Eimcst. Mill; 2. Sterling Wil- lis: 3. HD. Smith. MvcNelifs Mills. Adult Female:

I. H. D. Smith; 2. Mrs. Raoul Rflymond: 3. Gcergc Callback. Pup Male:

1. McLure and MacKinnon; 2. l-f. D. Smith; 3. Folland andaMq- Farlanc. Summer-side. »

Pup Female:

l. McLui-e and MacKinnon; 2. E. s. Burleigh. Elleislie; 3. Mc- Lure and M-acliinnon. ,,

MEDIUM

Adult Male.‘

i. Mrs. Raoul Raymond; 2. G. A. Calbeck; 3. Mrs. Raoul Reyunond. Adult Female:

l. H. D. Smith; 2. finest M111; 3. L. W. Hancock.

Pup Male:

l. McLure and MacKinnon; 2. i-I. D. Smith; 3. Mlclsire and Mac- Kinnon. Pup Female: . 1. bfcLure H. D. Smith.

and Maickinnon ; 2.

LIGHT

Adult Male:

i. ct. A. Callback; 2. McLurr and MacKinnon; 8. D. 0. Stewart. Adult Female: ~

l. L. W. Hancock; 2. R. S. Hum- phrey; 3. McLure and MacKin- non.

Pup Male:

1. McLure and MacKinnon; 2. Eh-nest Mill; 3. McLure and Mac- Klnnon.

Pup Female:

l. Gordon McMillan; 2. Mrs. Raoul Raymond; 3. McLure and MacKinnon.

EXTRA LIGHT

Adult Male:

1. George Callback; 2, Mira. Raoul Raymond; 3. Cudmore Bros. Adult Female:

l. L W. Hancock; 2. Muttsrt Bros; 3. W. E. and J. B. Jenkins, Summcrsidc.

Pup Male:

l. Canrol Delaney; 2. Mutt-art Bros: 3. Mrs. Raoul Rleyuwnd. Pup Female:

1. McLure and MscKinnon; 2 Mrs. Raoul Raymond; 3. George Callback.

In the dark platinum male pup class there were seventy entries in all, the largest class in the show and as will be noted above first place was taken by one of the heaviest winners throughout the show. Messrs. McLure and MacKlnnon of Charlottetown.

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cure lovely Cynthia Grace who has everything to live for last. whose

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.l0v.I'r. Rooney wflibe absent fmmhispsrishalltluweekof the 11th.

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Mr. John Gallant. and LnRoy Ar- sensult of Oascumpee spent sun- dsy, Jan. 11th. in Howlsn. '

Mr. Joc Peters of C.“ lobtetown spent Christmas with <his mother, Mrs. Leon Peters and family o1 Bloomfield.

Miss Adele MscAusland. student of P. W. College spent the boll- days with her parents at ‘the Mills Bloomfield.

Mr. lsnford Philippa, Othssry re- cently went to Ottawa on business re new ear ferry from Buctouohe to West Point.

On account of the inclsrnanoy of the rcuds and cold. weather very few people attended. church ssr~ vices en Sunday.

Miss Ethel Finnan, Woodstock, has just returned from her visit spent with her brother Plus who is in University in Halifax.

llr. Wendell lhthews of Otfisary whoistukingsiawcnuzaeinDal- housie University has gone back to resummhis studies after spend- ing his holidays with his parents.

The suction forty-five trio jour- neyel Io Upper Howlan on Tues- day p. m. Jen. 0th. to meet the fourth player in his own home. Quite a good game was the result.

Mr. Bruce Canuthers and Ari- drew Wood returned home on Sat- urday night aft/er their four day course in Charlottetown on agricul- iure.

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs. Emest Arseusult of Halifax for- merly of Howlan on the birth of another girl in Halifax Hospital re- ccntly.

Mr. Vincent Gallant, Upper Hew- lan has gone across to the main- lsndjn seek eavployment. His wife and small son are staying at Bloomfield Station with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I... Arsenault.

On Tuesday p. m. Jan. 13th. the Howlan and Woodstock St. Anne‘: Club held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Albsn '1‘. Al‘ senault with an attendance of ii members and one visitor who join- ed at this meeting. Meeting openeu as usual by prayer then follower; roll call and report from sick com mittee. Two sick members were visited and treats given too. —f-low

-Letters of appreciation were read from some of the oldest ladies who had been given treats at Christ- mas. 'After new sick and lunch committee had been appointed meeting was adjourned by prayer. A ganfe of bingo was then played each mcmiber having furnished the prizes which brought in a nice lit’- tle amount of funds. Then luncz. was served by the committee r..- sisted by the hostess. Next mectizu to be held at. the home of M» Robert Arsenault. Roll call to l.) answered by riddles.