. ,_ THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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-NOTICE — Dr- M- 56MB!" ' -POSTPONED hockev physidlﬁll and Surgeon,‘ now 7a: gonight, March 3. Bedeque ring, oiiice hours A. and ununersids vs. Freetown. 3-8-11.

Wrden‘ intinent. € mil daily by aniw 2-38-1-3-7-0. okrgémy rigthenslgllii. five "ml _“" - H t . vsn D = 4m; ANNUAL meeting o! the Bedeque, “ﬂﬁl l ‘mwiwlders and patrons ho ~ Dairying Co. will be held in

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Advance Showing on Saturday, March 4th. Spring Coats. Suits, Dresses, Millinery etc. SIIIT STARS

Stop this way to a Department full

-alm caos _ ‘ s °""“"1"‘°'Y‘ i of Spring’s Smartest, most wear-

man i-eamery on Tuesday. Mar. ‘l tai Rink Friday night, 3 -1 k_ _ “If” glméeTlgiplaeilvlzlghﬁlgdz-g s: Specialties, pm", .u.._,h,§,§,§’,_°,_ I able fashions. Exciting flattering hilly: a Gambm 3.3.31 __ 3-1-8- coats, active d-uty suits, spirit Iift- FOR ‘imoo ' .__-_- _-])mp. 1N 116N155 __ John ing hats. a u ' . sever » - '“f.‘§i.“.l“§€‘ill'.i litﬁ; ‘l. "lust t ails. ‘£122.33. .5122“ F S P R I N ( } “b can 1W- 1“ 3.15;": ‘t’ i“? " "m" "'°"‘ u . . _ iuiiilr. He has been stationed ,3 _ thin gwgthpoug tiaiftsavlxso e-veery See them here. The newest. smooth- 3T s at Victoriavllle. Ania LADIES’ SOCIAL CL a g y pm s‘ t ' ‘i ‘ tow M n ,1. U es spring suis in n. a or w “mud chum‘ “m m“ tailored classes or soft suits, all

“when where ‘he did exception- n; headed for busy days and nights.

011° . . '11 in nll his tCaI/S as a. navig- a; Pantry sale in Stroruzs, gym-e on jiloyrﬁn. c. mane is now eligible galgurldlay. March 4th, lyogliininiat" ’ _ _ _ _ loifuiliiﬂ‘ “Mm”; ' ' __ 3' 11-. Shown in plains, fine stripes and

4cm cnoss DRIVE - Final _;lalilzeiir%geli pgriirrn outlaw? tweed effects. Style, fitd anld "pgﬂj on the Red Cross drive in 5m a" as follows B dead.“ Rrlcdi workmanship fullyguarantee . Se - Sllllillirfsidc ivlll be Iillndﬁdmifi this Borden 3 R M. béuw no P- . ‘ct you“ now whﬂe the range i. inning iit _a suppel mee ng for Re“ James M Bu“? B ~D -_ _ M d t ‘v . d (ram captains mid collectors In ma, 7i - ~»3\Vg"‘n "omllieie- 0 em 93' Price -

.M- y's Hall. Present indications ‘ ' ' ' _ _ _ > r S‘ ﬂit the amount collected and ‘mum UNITED Cmjmui They're first on the fashion front, FOR BE [ThR WEARABLES

first on the working front, come sec SHOP AT

iiiiiscrlbed should exceed last

PA TOKAL ‘ ' _ year's ilgurcs. Preliminary reports s CHARGE“ The ‘m’

V1133 1°!‘ Sunday. March 5th are as‘

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our flattering spring coats for any

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indicate that nll canvassers have follows: Cape ‘Traverse ll A, M. . um rlvm an “Willem welcome arch a P. M. Cra-paud 1.30 P M. and all occasions. Ilatest styles, new- v .1. A.Jﬂl'dlll9, a. a, est materials all expertly tailored

11v ihc citizens. The Spcciiil Names committee) reports that the larg- rst subscription an‘; from R. T.

Mini ter. .' . " , _, . a 33 u‘ and trimmed. bizes for Misses and

Women’s at prices ranging from

Holman. Ltd, who made the ex- —IIOCKEY MATCH Kensington

ccllent donation of $1.250. Thcnink, Friday, March a, 8 o'clock, $15 95 to $37 50 highest subscription from individ- ﬂﬁensington Juveniles vs. Meetqwlq ~. ~ - - 3315\nd. $i00 and up la yesterday Juveniles. One hour's shale after

eriinon four subscriptions of match. Admission 15 and 25.

m3; amount had been received. 3.34,,

Just as appreciated were the ___ _

gnallsi‘ donations many of which —Allt GRADUATES - Amoniz!

represented substantial sacrifices those graduating recently as air

Runners from No. 9 Bombing and|

in ihe part of the donors. S.

Gunnery School. Mont Joli. Que-l

,Ll-1(ll0N CLUB PROVIDER bee. was Sgt. J. A. McNcill of Mis- ! ENTERTAINMENT — The new couclic. P.E.I. Another Prince P R l N County man, Sgt. W. J. Riva of;

quarters recently acquired by the Summcrsldc Branch of the Can-

‘ Summersidc graduated as an idlaii Legion IIIOVIdg excellent fa- 0

navigator from No. 1 A.O

air .S l Chatham. NB.

Dresses that hit the parade. See

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iiilvlscehdlfne the late Judge --BOARD or TRADE - The. them. admire them. bu)’ ihqm. sauivlqrs on the corner of Central question of aupllbllc pay telephone‘ every smart new SW19 now m. and Fitzroy streets, the Legion for Summer was discussed at cluded in our showinm Each service Club offers a variety of a meeting of the Summerside _

dress is an out and out flatierer.

Board of Trade last night at which the President D.0. Baker presid- ed. The question was left in the-I hands of the town improvement‘

Latest materials in plains and printed. One and two piece styles. Sizes for any figure Ladies’ or Misses. Prices range from $4.95 ‘to $19.75.

attractions. A iaige and complete canteen srrvcs hot lunches at cost prices u» the nirli and women of llle forces. The canteen also car- neshumcrnus articles which might he in demand such as toilet art!- cles. The members of the Wom- en's Auxiliary of the Legion as- sume responsibility for the can- teen and some of them lire them each aiterncon and evening to 56W. Down stairs there are lame and comfortnble reading rooms. which one night a week are clear- ul for dancing. Ori Sunday even- lugs a sing song is held. Upstairs there is a ivriting room and a pin; pong table. Also there is a room set asidc for the exclusive use of ‘he girls of liic women's branches ii the services. S

committee. The meetin‘: also dis- cussed the problem l'\' having freight vars shunted at Summer- side and discussed air mail ansd

other problems.

CRISP ABGESSORIES FOR SPRING

Springtime accessories magic. Feminine fresh blouses, skirts, sweaters, gloves and handbags. Come and make a selection to riiuich and cum- plete your wardrobe for spring and summer.

NEW SPRlNGyOPENlNG OF, LADIES’ WEARING APPARELL

SATURDAY, MAROII 4th.

Personals

—Mrs. J. W. Palmer. Freeland. has returned home after spendina a few days at Clermoiils. the guest of her sister Mrs. Jabcz Mill.

-~Mlss Imelda Macbeliun. teach er at Emerald and Miss Mamie Mill, teacher oi F'l‘F.CtO\VII, spent :the week-end in Indian River

—-Fit. Sgt. C. Ross MacKenzle of the R.C.A.F. who recently suffered the fracture o! a small bone in his ankle while in the performance of his duties is now spending a few days leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Frank Mar‘- Kcrizl, of Summerslde and hi< many friends in tovm are pleas?” to welcome him back. F

-—Sgt. Don Birch, R.C.A.F.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Birch ‘w spending his furlough at. his Iiﬂlll‘ in. Summersidc. S

UIEIEEIQIEIEJIEIIEIEIIEE a TO -DAY Lloyd Nolan

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MILLINERY

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MARSH 4th.

Now: Springs“ prettiest hats, wonderfully pirit lifting,

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militias-CAMPS Li stale?! on Wedncsdav. Maren i.

Manse. H H 1944. b_ R . C Carlie Webstv. Q iyiﬁiss ulugflfﬁ Phyllis! Cfgggiébelllaoig -- l - be . Da al" is ac . ' A! B .t. h N ofrChar-rilottewuai Royalty. _ _ a“ catching’ every new - so ri is ews ”" Deﬁne style and material is now & M h f - 1.333333%,“ m, mm, 1,, 51mm. ' The Home of Quality and Value included in this showing. ‘ 8Y0 IIIIB on March z. i944, m Alexuider s. Palmer. lured s5 years. Funeral Salt‘; ,- I

urday afhtrnoon at 1.30 mm SHOWS 7,30 and 9,15 gt... resédgicérvinlennmt in west ~ ~ V ~..~.=_ -_- .___. ._.. _ ,;,__,, _ V ,_ _ 311°“. e ° .-_~____ ers nad been refused entranEE-‘Sy undétﬁﬁuhsﬂtairs College second "" ____ ___._..__ _ r ‘ ' veer. i SATURDAY AT 2.30 \ °PP°$1 P101“ LEADER :a.:’lsi*"..a.i:i:..:rta::"~ ...“;.€.‘.’l2ll‘.°§"2“.,§Y.l§*.ll.‘£i.l2%l°5i‘ ...*:l...“.i:*l.‘;*:";..;i"..“.- .. - ‘*'* ' ' I - 2 . '.' - ‘ (Continued from pose 8) fifuciiigilsherihzieusdﬁ ntlilﬂsuctiltOlilxgt n ﬁk§§v1iq§il°’° his}? my 3h?‘ 2!"? with m‘ Pnmmr :33‘ an —~*—i-————-—-~~- -_ ~ - iw- v 9 ii: S c a h. ~ ,- 1 N‘ D. MacLean Th0 Premier had advised the girltiflittiaiee paitiegtgeyvelred brouzlg olul. school at the Experimental Farm unfliilrlyroflnntiim "llflahlzfin oimiii “ _ l ' Opposition members to keep some m ll v a rvers i e rhc Dominion Government might work. why “is no; QQu1~gC-_0\..., e‘ _ IJNDEITAKER 216113.733", iikhaaaﬁlfout Fnmonwouq 9° - bedindpced to bltléld adschool téiere harbor made use of in the war? er " arm r. ac an read theci-i- on t use exper use . nstea oi The smallest amount, in guy hig- ,.'~ , EMBALMEI tlcisms of Messrs. Jones Barbour FllWﬂIWd having to build attire expense of tory was received last year on l‘ " i J. . ' l P i . h ~ - ‘. “ wMMERSIDE Glinrlniwlvwn -.- :2“... ‘é.ﬁéliél’l'°°ééoii.ﬁ.“.‘li.‘l"iﬁ when he deb.» i. u. l.’é%....§i¥..‘é§* an: snarl‘: 2:21“; :':°:“2;;..‘..‘.'i:i.':. .5‘; w. ~~- tr.“- e “acesrrziz- liéinlﬁéliillllib; to to . hm» m ‘ L- - ,_ aconwoo was Z000, t1 l - _ t lS lcu i, le iio c . ge _ 4 h, Ti ‘ fr‘ - » ,_ gesl. in its history. m Br r Mumhiwil I“ wllnccilml “flbh ﬂli\' agreement on what the hi?’ d350, nhergcﬁafmsiiiilggnhhlﬁni-Y "ﬂli- ‘ ‘ He "noted that Fulcpnwoqd r3. ‘he ""55 °i Falwnbvfld 305L111"! standards of education should be. thing," =6 I ‘ m port his not yet been tabled. He He muted the Gmfemmem‘ ma" H“ belieied U"? Nutrition given at. “mead of llppbilliill" u sihi-ivzi ‘ I would like to hear an explanation u?” expendimre‘ 1“ m“ dllewl?" Prince of Wales College was sound Minister of Reconstrcictiilli‘ I Dr about the man who was sent, away “mud ma” Wm‘ m criticism “Om and iJYQOl-Iﬂﬂl- F01‘ mﬂlly Will's it MacMillan believed that nll ‘ho l . to buy a bull for ilie farm, and hm‘- "° ‘"1" "i" the farm he" has graduated students \\'h0 are extra work mum n.- tin)". m ;,,.. came home with two cows. Th3 bewme m°r9 ‘mmrmm $11M! l!" n crrdit to ihe province. He did l department, of Azricultui~~ i-w. "i 1 from? cost $2300. What have been $11; 1§i;§§“f,§’5§i§p°i§“ m‘ "BMW the" 112i" “'35 ﬂ PuDlI I _\'E‘Bl' less than $30.00.’) uhs social " I er iccor s of milk d cti - e C“ ET killed I)'1lﬂl”d iror . ‘ ii . ‘ a I since? They 331d Falconm...“ 3,3? i°°k “Well/B YEN‘! BS0 In rebuilding If aiihther educational coiiimis- lrxilrotviricigiDngimiifiitiiiiulnhf “Jﬂﬁi ' ' mals for less. Are they as good a; m" rmmnn isicn is appointed, hc sugzcstczl, $z,(;()p'00q_ " " those animals? H“ "called i-Flaigm “building the iai-Jzers should be represented. Dr. lvlncMillan strcnvp, w“, . “" "““*° ‘Amegev 11° Ii??? “Ha was surprised to hear Premlﬂ dunner! the practice ofadaping‘

Premier Jones said the animals referred to iijcrc approved stock~ ﬁnd Wvrc carrying valuable calves.

horses before the rzlccs. He‘ uii<!"r- stood two horses lizid born killmi in this nizirmcr last. SlIlIUliFY. 11ml

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been criticised for l. b ildl '

Ihe old [Olllidfli-iﬂlg? ¥lien§ligii1$ﬁ§csp 53;“ vifjydfgoﬁfgf ntgémfﬁﬁ panning was erected and equipped ; ML gm chmmsn~y_ DL Mach/rm,“

under both party governments. l-le recalled ihe Liberal cam nign gatailnst the plans for a new listl- u o

n. Referring to his previous state-

Thc cows were purchased at a

fair prion at public auction and ggialmflogﬁel-lé RIStnJﬂflllCd I" was ilicrc in 1897-99, nod chemm- 331d p, “as Summmng “Hm '

wclc worth the money. economics d annai“ 31a!“ try was taught the ‘mould b» invcszizator! i

Continuing. Dr. MacMlllaii re- _ {IL 3°C °°3Y 1i‘- " Premier {chess _entcred___th° Tobe Continuum ‘ =

viewed Flllconwnod “HHQS '"— - _““-‘=.:' " " ~ » ~~“-'———-' —-——-~——~—-? ~-——= --» ---. r ’ u .1 ,. y.

‘Lilo Need Grows As Victory, sljegrsl _

ment about the last election, no . I {Zagchliilﬂflzdwrfg-hfnffhzlfacfggit" The Canadian Red Cross needs your support _ _ org-zonally: issileduinstrfuqtlmqg to cisneverbelore. As the wurqrows in intensity, m . . E11 OTQ VB. - - A gm‘ me nffligaryYesﬂemmsoenggfd human suffering grows loo.‘ The Red Cross is W h‘ l “ ﬁl nlléig‘ n81} zéiltgretd) lib‘: mflinnagr- the one world-wide organization dedicated n‘ h‘ v- i 143334111“ mid he accepted the" to relief of suffering wherever if is found. I" . Statements. but it was a fact that YOUR dollars make the work of the Canadian DF- Y9K] had gone out there at Mr. Red cross S ible "b Uﬁill- H. E. Beardmore of Windsor. Ont. one of the assistant in- iilrziiiifevirasrﬁ-iteifbti rind ' ‘if; mm. p0 s l ' i“ v l""“-i°1'5 it "18 Winter traininiz course for engineer and artillery officer '—»~— -— I —- o- . - lb‘ and N. C O. instructors iit Petawawa Military Camp shows how the gm‘ gnumud” to d" II‘ > ‘sources have toughened him up. Here he is seen taking a snow both I l ' ~ lrst thing in the morning after blvouaokin in ihe bush on one of the ‘- , l , 8332.?“lhi°“liil‘ﬁ“..li.i“l;l°'?...d€i‘“2§l..“i AIIIAII RED GROSS l 2:‘ Judsina by hisfscial expression he doesn$liiile lbathfmn can fr“ MOVIES A * i - I n ' This space contributed bv: cilmimim 35g c3055

{Visa}? Education) Illlda W. Gllils

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ULYIIPIA IIESTAIIIIAIT SUMMERSIDE

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NOTITINGHAM. England — (OPi - Herbert Robinson, charged here with iii-treating hi; two year 01d son. told the court he was bringing

up all his children to be comman- dos and the two year old hod to hive the lame treatment. He was fined SH.

"Mills llry Cleaners andﬂtilothiors, Summorside