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CAPITOL

TODAY (Mondo

._-_7 ‘handler-lee no bebo ltdeily; followhg yeteree T: Q1132, d w.

u‘ ' , Iltzr '" “ Tuna) lakery. Water Street;

"jiffm s-roox-eau hr i “yon Farmers Institute. l. Dixon, secretary.

._WANTBD-'-Sh0O repairer. n-

fenced or partly experienced. I'll-colt. mo model or am, o, psi-lea Shoe Repair, Bumlneraido. Cwpe car. Box ‘I20, Summgygldt

__1‘HE AUCTION SALE on the PrrmISPS oi’ Fred. Leard, North ‘fyvpvl. will be held May lat and not. llay 8th.

MxtJTIOE-Just received ship- ment of new team harness and driving ltarness. Herero Weeks, }=‘reclrrlcton._/'

,i-'UR SALE-Three colts, ages two rears. three years, and four "lam Also one work horse, 14 -. to sell. Keir

old. priced Stir-sell. Albany.

‘roll SALE. - 1 driving mare, t3 _\';ar5 old; 1 colt. 3 years old, bl 1 and Percheron; l driving , bike wheel, heavy spoke. in sllﬂpt‘; l tractor trailer; 1

n _—\ —v Keri Gender. l‘! Gflllfllk Street

The Guardian will be delivered to lly ha‘. q. g-mun“ carrier lo! l‘ 3° P" “I W‘ "-6 ill’ Wel- Phone I88 (or this anion. ,- |tve your order W Ill W! "Gillie fer deliveries on your roan,

Water Street;

40w sounds onnzas f Ieet oer H . List o’ Mrera. angry. M m" mm“

autumn s-o IDUY-Heli-ton

-nsa'ru' on Mm ym,” ﬁnxf-Dﬂllh occurred at 11.;

me n Summerstde on Saturday APT“ 35th» o! Mr. Fred Perry at i“; 33° °1 35 years. The deceased v o was born at _Mount Carmel, Ti" EO l0 Summerslde about forty- lie tears ago where he has simc resided. l-le was a skilled Carpen- 1" hi! trade and during the past half-century worked on the con- struction of many local residence-a. About fifteen you; mo he rew- eli from acti-ve life. His wife p". dcceased him about eight 3-3-3“ ago. The funeral is being hen-l this (Monday) morning at g °°I°Ck “V”? Sl- Patti's Church. Interment in St. Paul's Cemetery, Summerslde.——S_

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——>80TH. BIRTHDAY —CC\‘lgl‘5[. ulatlorls are extended to an ea. teemed Sunlmersido citizen, Mr, Bu"! Dermcher. on his eiihtieth birthday. Mr. DesRoehes, former street ,t‘oreman of the Town cele- brated his natal day on Saturday

R0 UGHLY SQUEAKING Shows 7:I5-9:I$,'

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Summoreide y) and TUESDAY

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and BRANCH IN WHITE

Matinee Tuesday 3 :30

“d l‘ m“ ha!‘ an" Immy (“'1~k§tpyéopyni~egy&iomi.ox%/Oé>i5><ib<§O9-§,ei><‘_i;ck§-MW

spite his advanced years. During the past week he has been in ¢I1lPBe of a sang of men engaged

tar). and Qppl'0\'€d as read. Mrs. Howard. the treasurer gave he!

- coal broodel- stow.- llyatt. ,ll, Springﬁeld, Lot 57, Youth Anll Police Picture At S’side 'l“~e second in 3 series c-f tree - ion pit-lures for children

ln ns "Youth and Police" was

ll in the Capitol Theatre, iIlllllCfSIdC, Saturday morning. if‘, showings are‘ sponsored by ("lief Peter White. the Summon’ mde Police Department and the Nitli/‘iliii Film Board. The use o! we theatre is given free by the VII .,r.et.lr, Ml‘. Harold (lalldel.

n1.- spmlfli sneaker on Satur- llw; has R-fv. Howard Wight oi’ Fa Paul's Parish who gave on zzlm-cstlng and instructive talk m ‘lI renship.

A y e earn: contest among ten l..~.. tuused much fun among the iitiilllilfﬂ n5 each of them endeav- urElI it; dispatch an apple pie ln e <hortest possible time. Prizes ~ given to the first five to It. so films were shown. The ' one was entitled "Four Sea- ' und dealt with the wild life Canadlv The other film was a m; sclig. The next programme v, It l~e c-zl Saturday morning. May 91K. - S.

Alma. Anti Vicinity

- ‘in Saturday evening, April . a number of friends and ‘ours gathered at the home nu hlrs, John P. Wallace in ui Mr, Wallace's father, Mr. ~ Wallace, Almzrs grand old , who, on that date celebrated . ElIIlCLWECVCDIIl i971 birthday. llliili)‘ are privileged to reach reel llge and be as rrllart as

I re. It is indeed a pleasure till‘ .l.ul lcil of his yrllnger dais‘ ; l there were not the conven-l ‘r ‘ces rive have now. During the ev- em: the guests were served a boun-

a ltrnlltiflll birthday cake, ‘it *\\'iIIl candles. Mr. Wallace nu lllfilly beautiful gifts and ldziy cards from this family and flit-nits. It is o. co-incldence worthy n! note that this was also the twenty-sixth wedding anniversary

o.’ .\lr. anal lilrs J-zhn P. Wallace nvd the twc ﬁrs-l. birthday cf ti: 1:" ran Brc- l.

\lrs. .\lar_v Ellis. who has been vis- W1: hr-r daughter, Mrs. James ‘ml- returned to home on Sat- unlnjl‘

\l:'. Vlitllk hlnchlurdo and Mr. .'..li.ll Frldham have returned to their homes alter spendinﬂ m‘! Wm‘ il-r r1 Si. John and llaliiax.

‘its. tlrle loft on 'f‘ucsday . for Boston to visit her Kl‘.l.l.!'i‘iDIIl‘-‘l' who is very ill.

The falmersirlMtiils vicinity are I“l w IZSldIYlR potatoes and hauling

ln laying a sidewalk on Ottawa Street, still capable of a full day's work with the hes-t of nlell. lilr. Desﬂochcs (‘OIIICS from 5, family noted for its longevity, his mt- ther who died several years ago having reached the ripe old age of one hundred years. His many friends in Summcrside join in wishing Henry DcsRoches nlzlly Ilri-ppy rclllrlts o~[ the llrl_\'.--~ S. -KENSINGTON HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION --- TIv.‘ Kensiltgton Home a-nd School As- sociation met in the School, 'f‘hurs- day, April i7 at 8 o'clock. lite pres- ident, Mrs. Naurs presided. Meet.- iug opened with reading respon- slvely the Creed. Minutes oi last meeting were read by the secre-

report. During the business period it was (turned to sponsor the silo-w "Earl. Siliq of Heaven". It was dc- rkleq to award the High School students for halving taken part ill the debut;- by giving them a frce ticket to this show. A motion was made to invite Mr. J. Austin 'l‘r-'Illor to present his play “Black

(iol<l" in Keusinglnll. A new school rolllltlllire W515 appointed, Mrs KICI‘ Clarke nnrt hfrs. l. Jardiwe. lt-v LM hilllfrav reported ilr

the committee appointed to look into the idea of entering a school group in the liiuiical Festival and that he \\'llS training a group of

children from Grades IV. V and Vl. Nfeciillg closed with siltging the King.

Interesting iAddress On tin-operation

"Th3 purpose of the cooperation movement i5 not only to better <20- Iv-‘slni: "ind swat conditions but t» [make better men nrld women rlnrl to tunlolri. men and oc-‘rlen cap- able of the leadership that, is so baﬁly herded." said His Excellency ‘Bishop James Boyle of CLIHYIOUC- town. in addressing a guttlering cf lnclnbers ci’ Et. Paul's Credit Union Innd others in St. Paul's Hall. Stun- ntersid-g lvst evening, Ho m“ i".

__ mos ELEVEN

it"s A Pleasure Shopping In

i f SINCLAIRKO Modern .

" Grocery Department

_ Per Tin 29g 27c

CLAMS . . . -. . PEAS

IISE COUPON BELOW AIIO SAVE 5c

ZITIIIS For

: WAX BEANS ""‘°‘°' 27° on a Package of

Grapefruit JUICE run 29c

Altman's VEGETABLE SOUP a Tins 25c

POST'S BRAN FLAKES

HON‘! your chance to try this different brof fast ccrcol, and at the some time save 5c on the package.

Per Tin

APPLES FOR PIES 21c ... I LOBSTERS, 65c - I ,JAVEX "17c

1-2 lh. tins only

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THIS COUPON N°_ 97

WORTH FIVE CENTS!

Your grocer will allow you 5c for this coupon on

per bottle

I I-IEINZ BABY FOOOS ""5‘,",‘,‘°°

29c

i Shop The Modern Way and Shop at SINCLAIWS

EFFICIENT SERVICE

the purchase of u package of Post's Bron Flakes, if used before May 31st.

PRESENT IT AT YOUR GROCER'S TOMORROW!

To the Grocer: This coupon, bburing your sig- nature, wiII be redeemed for 5c cosh by your Gzncrul Foods salesman, or by General Foods, Limited, Canada Cement Bldg, Montreal, if tnolIcd.

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"For this coupon I allowed 5c to a (ugfpmcr vho purchased a package of Post's Bran Flakes."

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OUR RUG

1S New ONE YEAR OLD

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ATTBNTION! The Shoe Donal-intent has put .1 Sklitfl-‘ll. clearing price of 79 cents a pair on Women's Slippers- - slippers of felt, fabric and leather in a great variety oi‘ colors with either wedge or oubau heels, sizes 4 to B. Imagine being able to get a pair oi‘ Flippers for only 79 cents! Every pair is a SPECIAL BARGAIN" visit the Shoe Department!

Petit point Mother's Day Mottoes from England have just arrived ‘

in time for May 11th. These Mottoes are in lovely colors and decor- ntlons-W- containing the sweetest of sentiments. 'l‘he_v are framed in a decorated passe partoufbinding with an easel; the prices are from 6K cents to 1.00. Don't forget to remember Mother's Day on Hay the Ilih. CHINA DEPARTMENT.

Men and Boys, here's news for you! The Men's Wear Department has a good supply of Knit Shirts and Jockey Shorts. These are made hv the Mercury Mllla- -rnanufacturers of high grade knit. wear. Shirts and Shorts have been very scarcc- -su shop early for the desired sizes. Thr- rangc is- - for mcu. sizes 3O to 40. and for boys. .'!ll to ZiI. MHPh WEAR DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL! The Grocery Department has a special price of 1O cents a package on Javella Powder. The contents of one package is equal to l2 large bottles of Javelle Water. Get a. package today and SAVE! Another cleaning aid tlvhieh, we hear from customers, is truly excellent» is SIIINO-KLI-ZEN- -floor, woodwork illlll general cleanser. This is 25 cents a package and may be used for cleaning bathroom ﬁxtures, washing glass and china. pots and pans- ~as well as for general household use. It is unexeclled for cleaning and steril- hlng Dairy Equipment. These two items are on sale in tho Grocery Department.

The 5 and l0 Department has them zigain- -has what‘! MEN'S nm-zss SHIRTS wrrn FUSE!) coco/ms: (loud quality striped broadcloth in different color combinations; the sires are 1M5 to 165-; and the price ls 1.95 in the 5 and 1O Department.

CHEESE CLOTH - - Customers have been asking and zlskirlg for It! We are happy to tell you that it is now available in the ‘Dry Goods Department. You can either get a package of 5 yards for diLcenis a psolege or buy it by tho yard in a less lXllGlllhc quality at 9 cents a yank-the latter may be had In 25 yard rolls. Get your supply of Cheese Cloth today! DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

CLEANING SERVICE

slln AS usllv lsulln IIOUSEWIVES clul TES- nrv. IT llAS "iilIEll SATISFASTIRY

vi: All! llovl PAST 1v: EXPERIMENTAL snot rnv ovn SHAMPOO METHOD

It is o fountain of youth for tired soil-worn rugs. Give your rugs new bright beauty by coiling us to- loy. Economical too. -

WE CALL FOR ANII DELIVER» P!'9!i“°°

‘romr 6531338 Central 8t. Sulnmcrsltle‘

troduccd by Rt. Rev. Msgr. G J MacLellnn who prcsidrd.

l In hi; opening rclnllrks His Ex- ‘eellehcy related some personal ex- ccs with a cooperative some s ago in Nova Scctio. partcu- larly with regard Iing of lobsters. He said that one l,\"c‘.".l‘ tilt! ClTtlllir-‘lioll was 2'10 i0 disburse $10300 to ihc members in bonus payments. ‘This

'l~le can do when _ther."

H? condemned the evil of in» lstallnlent buying o! luxuries and said that the Credit Union has been ,nminly instrumental in cuzing tlIlIS pr-‘ctlcc. H1; :n’:l that wl the Icnnks rvcrforln a llscﬁrl lion. they Il<‘l\'r! been ll close-ll

siitutlon as fur its the pear ll‘il

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needs for credit are ctncfcrnctl. I

I His Excellency briefly ‘the tiistory of the

country and Its trclnendous

Igmwm ha“ H” shrewd U“? “Pedwreases in Chrysler and General _ ‘Motors: members and particularly by the, Board of Directors. I-Ye quoted Oncicyn-ysynl.

of education and study by the

to the lnarket-_

‘was ovcri and above the market: priit.’ that} Aha,- ltazl received in the beginning p“. I w‘ Iwrhis ‘VIOWSV’ h¢ said‘ “what pemIthcv left hv 0.1 Fr L'llzlrlott-to\vl.' t r . " - '

m" g“ ‘°'-'°' "Th." ‘ I KVJiII nlakek tlzeilr‘ n e estmgsea wce tlultle in Svmln - I

c New Wage Rates In

Credit Unionym qnovenlent from it; inception in haurh. ‘Germany in the inst lrlltllljv and , Ullf,“ - IIS subsequent. intportalinl to this mm",

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Automobile Plants ..°.’.'?i.‘.".‘;.°.‘°‘.‘.1' "i-iﬁilIi-‘il t . ‘Summcrsicic, ion the tiurporc .,t',1;r Consisting of IO loom house in best residential section

outlined. Dﬁr-Fnolq.’ AEQJQT _ (“W §nfmé°aélltgss°r°qcéiilj_i QtmtiSI-Wlmlgti) of Summerside, suitable for three or four apartments, all “W, an. the new 194-, a,.e,a;,..1b[_cn purchaéed métfQCIIEIE gag; hardwood floors, modern plumbing and lighting, hobwoter

‘ Largo burn and lond suitable for gardening or

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SIIMMERSIOE

BLIIEBERRIES . . . or in 23c I I Try POSTS BRAN FLAKE5 oi once! Toke od- l

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FOR SALE IN SIIMMERSIOE _ l VALIIABLE PROPERTY or MRS. JAS. ll. PRICIIARO

irietltis and relatives. later

toting (viz:

St. Paul's Church

His Excellency Illsllon Boyle of

wage rzlt

7°!‘ WWIIIPIV" ‘church was destrovcd i‘ ~ ‘ I i heaﬁ" - H_ _, Y" , . l_\ ﬁle ln l, _ _ “ "N ° I" ‘. F'i"bl‘lllll'.i'. 11-46. zmvl hnd not Ticcnf ' building lots.

Stair-s nutolnotive illdus- . . . . , .. i . . tr)’ following li l-2-ccnl III“ ,,f'c°‘,{fé"nnj"ljfgcesfg‘m For IMPECIIO" ca“ “I the new building. g N‘w' PRICHARD’

Bishop Boyle addessed the con- gregation on the meaning of the the Cross.

I88 Duke Street, (at end of Beaver Street).

'I New Rate isle I ‘I ' $1 s2 .

. ~ . n! ill- pioneers of the movement, ca" Mm r . -'- smilmls (‘f In his s

.. - . ' ' ‘ “ - -.* . . - - .~ ~ 1 ' e POGO luau mentbcrs without llillttln arr- LFm-(l n I _ 9 i» Inllellllll: TCLliFIIItE- he congratulated I "~’°‘§”¢°‘$”*§w‘t‘ii§ﬂ§€i§wgjogc powerless and union without sync yam-d “yum,- Company instill‘! POOP"! 07 i110 PﬂPif-ll on tile

klw-vledlzc is useless." The ¢¢0PPr~1sllll to decide its 1947 rates»

alive movement should be n sctlooll

of adult education, he said. Con- ‘eluding he gave th»; philosophy of Lin» movement as; "joint. nl-tirltl. joint benefits. joint. res-pousibilliyl." A vote of tilunks was lYllWNI by Ml‘. J.S. DIEROCIIFS, K.C.. and sec- onded by Mr. Elmer Plait-nu and ‘tendered by the chaiﬂman -S.

Double Wedding IAt Summerside

I A deﬁne wedulnlzgeri 0! interest to nlany friends in Prince County took place in Trinity Un- ltcd Church. Summerside on Sni- urday afternoon at two o'clock when Miss Vera mﬂlTllCc Gamble, daughter of Mv. and Mrs. Bruce Gamble, Crapzlud became the bride of Mr. Roy L. (Bud) lvlacKenzie, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. MacKcnzlc. Sllmmerside and Miss Ruth Ada McNelll. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert MeNcill. Free- tcwn became the bride of lit". Hurry Arnold Heal-abort. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heckbcrt. Summerslde.

They were unsttendcd.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. K.G. Sullivan. Mrs. Mac- Kenzle was attired in a blue suit- wllh straw hat trimmed with white and black accessories and V101‘! a corsag-e o! red roses. Mrs. Heck- bort. wore a three- plee, suit with black accessories and e oorralge of pink roses.

Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. NocKunzie motored to the homo of tile bride's parents in (haplilzd where a wedding supper was served. Later they went to Gtnrlotlelown llnd they will spend their honeymoon visiting in dil- ferent parts o! the Province. ‘They will reside in Summeraide where the groom ls e member of the post eftice staff.

A reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. l-Ieclrsert at the home ci’ the

‘mariner in which they had carricd' ion when their cilurch was de- Istroyed and on the new building _ ____ [that they had erected. The ser- The fall of "slilznutillg" isn't. as! "Ice "mmluded Wm‘! ilﬂliliﬂrnl nffvolel)‘ m, y; “n; a gNm-ayym‘ benediction oi’ tlle Blessed Sacra- llgo. but. Canadian doctors claim too I "Tmf- S many people still think ihelnselvesl I qualiﬁed lo decide what they should not eat. Such people nrc actually endanxzcrllg their health, h_v dict- ing. say the experts. 'l‘hi.~, ui course. docs not apply to the pe ..o:l follow‘- ing a doctor's instructions as to; diet. l Normal pcople need only horn-lat mtals, say the experts, and, unless the physician ha; given instructions to lilo contranv. Canadians sltoukl

313F175" mom ma DOING rue town

I ALE BOTTLES PURCHASED y

We call for ale bottles. anyi liliantity, pints and quarts; ttlzn ‘

est prlcee paid. We will also oat, ‘for Juvex bottles. Bring them II * t

and guarantee nn ample supply l,»

eat all the wholesnnlc foods. 5""- _._________ I Phone Cecil's Groeory, it". l.» WEYA-IOTTYH, England —- (C?) Plek-uo- ,

-Upwey Manor tﬂtﬁl‘ here, built in 1639. Is being sold by Lt-Col. GJVI. _ Churrhel‘. -00000000+000000000000.,_' i

CAMEO

Monday o-aao. Tuesday sun

The Queen- of (Jonledy Joan Davis in

coon‘ i}; lit-rit- Eyel-sahes andTedrs are valuablezI they keep eye-surfaces moist and‘, help wash foreign substance; from’

them. I ~ - "sue: WROTE THE Boon"

l S u r c h e S t . Weak, Sore ?

Show for Home nnd School 100-000-000 0 0 0 0V0 0-0-0 0-0 00 0 0 You will ﬁnd Polsonb Cough 53'7"!’ very soothing: it is strongly antiseptic and destroys

bacteria in the mucus that clogs

N O T I C E ‘ I up the throat and nose. There

The Stetson ST. REGIS

‘ I When the bright lights beckon and the lady

says, “Let's gem-step out in your dcbonair

IS a_n abundance of soothing medication in POIe0n'8 Cough Syrup WhiCIl enables it to work wonders on Colds‘. Let this specialized medication IlcIp you to clear your breathing organs of (IiSlVCSS-"IO abltie nasty dis- chargcs-to bring hacking and 9O°°lll1g t0. an end. Sold every- where nv35c bottles.

Polsnlvs COUGH SYRUP‘

bride's parents in 1mm“ for e.~

Mr. Harold lileDomltd. of Sum- mcraide. has been appointed by the Town Council to carry out a‘ survey of Imllslng accommodations‘ for R.(‘.. A. I". personnel. and to Mace couples in suitable houses or apartments. interested parties can let In touch with ltlr. Mc- Donald by phoning 470.

J. II. STRONG. Town Clerk. I

Si. Rcgis and the town is yours. Slnarily tapered crown and roIIed brim add to your man-ltbout-iown assurance.’

MAURICE MILL,- M!" WW

SUMMERSIDE