'".*~°'+m.:.".....,'"':.'*: vhhi- Indiana debut. l1 Granville m“.

u, gw“ sum {manta IlNUv

c. “ﬂy cotton work clove; 15L .-MIII caow. Dairy Rlilwln oteln m.“i."'¥...‘€.‘ ﬁrst?

, .- Friday Wm.“- " ame o e es.’ meﬁl, 5-13-21.

._ oiiru rayon PBESBYT a- cnUBCH— Services Sun ay.

e-ajso.‘

. 7.30 P. M. Ml M ry A. tered ° m’ s‘ ls-1-1i.

Mgcxenzie, Deaconess. -

tatp pickinl de.live . save

our or Fal

Q1‘- Box & Burro] Co. Ltd" r. s-zz-Wed-Bi.

-B.ESERVE WEDNESDAY A - . q. 21st. goi- Prllnro w limit”.- ‘ m at Al n.

‘ORDER

B-Z-b-t t1 Aug 2'1

y _1<‘0R SALE. — Refrigerator, all . we], lvorv enamel, good as new. i 5m 52" x 27" x 1B’. Ivan Dar-

ygch, Kensinswn- 64921‘

ADBAMA FESTIVAL - Lon

Hall. Tuesday, June 4th, 8.

s_ T. Three One-Act Plays. Springﬁeld W. I. . . ission 40c u"; 25¢, Late comers seated at erri of A“ ' 61-21.

Jil-INSINGTON - Malpeque- Freetovm Presb terian Churches, services smduy. ur-e 2. Kenslnztwl. gmdiay‘ school mid public worship at 10 amt; W145. service 1o: Dr Quinn's Fund ct 3 p.m. Qunegy, preacher. Freetown, 11¢ Wvlshlpﬁg? pane. giﬂiiav at 2 m. u end gundoy ggilwol at 1.15 p.111. and evening service at 7.30 pm. (all services standard tibiae.) Rev. J A McGowan.

6-31-21.

—Pl-AY ENJOYED — In Sum- merside on Wednesday night. Bum- merside A Y.P A Players of 8t. Mary's Paris-h won he 1946 dmanii iatlval in competition with Mil- 1011.51. liiarys players presented, "Winter Sunset" and the cost was as follows: Mrs. Andrews-Miss Mar-

ie Nev/combo; Dr. Nicholson.

amid Rodd Bill Andrews-Ross MacKenzie; Bill's wife-Helen Mills Directed by Aflthﬂtﬂﬂﬂn G R Har- rison. 'I"i'1.is play of a rather szmbre character called for clever actin and Mix Newcomhe in the role c a troubled old lady. was superb in her depiction of this. the main role. Milton Players presented "the 5I€€Fln§ Beauty" and the cast was as allows: Joe Phillips-Rev. S..l ; Ned Sloane-Alton Rodd; (Ned's Wife‘. Edna Rood; Min- nie, (Joe's Wliel-Anna Rodd; Miss Price (a 11182321110 reoortei-Hmar -

a-m Coins. Dirrcied bv Rev. S Davies. The Milt/an players provid- ed s decidcdlv enjoyable comedy and all talking paJl took tlieLr parts well. The radio-electors wore M1’ Norman MCDJITBAI Mrs. J Watson MaScNaught and Mr. George 010w.

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.:.'"""H.'.::u s“ s" "$4.311 —0IDIll 0E5;

and kw drylnl mam -cau' snow m: uni “w.

stoves and . in Bruce's. "m" ‘wog-l-gll.

0 paint at once at 6-1-21

—THE ANNUAL MEETING oi the Prince Edward Island Regis- Nurses’ Association will be held at Mulberry lodge in Sum- mersldepon Monday. June 3rd. be- ginning at 3.00 P. M. 6-1-21.

—0ENTBAL BEDEQUE Baptist Fellowaliig rRUV. D, M. Fr r, Pastor. rvlces for Sunday, J e ﬁnd. 10.45 A. M. and 7.30 P, M. Com- mamlon of the Lord's supper will be observed at close of morning ser- vice. M-‘li.

vices for the Parish of New Lon- don, Sunday, June 2nd. 11 Holy Communion. St. Mark's, Kensirq- tori. 2.30 St. Stephen's Burlington. 1.30, St. Thomas’. New London. Rev. D. E. Noel, Rector. 6-1-11.

—OHUBCII 0F ENGLAND Ser- vlcesﬁor the Parish of S rlrqﬂeld and Craps d. June 2nd. t. John's Church. C paud. Church Scihotl 10.00 A.M, St. John's Church, Crap- aud, Holy Communion 11.00 A. M. Si. Elizabeth's Church, Springﬁeld. (Xiurch School 10.15 A. M, St. Eliz- abeth's Church. Springﬁeld, Ever» ing Prayer 730 P. . Rev. B. Fream,

actor.

—LI‘.AVES T0 BE MARRIED-

warship Miss Gladys Baker of Summerslds

leaves today for Edmonton. Alta, where she will be married m June 6th to Flt. Lt. J. A. Carrnihers. R) C. A. F of Fort Nelson, B. O. Flt. Li. Corruthers is from Montarrie. P. E. I. They will live for tile present at. Fort Nelson.-—-S.

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—YOUNG PEOPLE MEET -Cn Tuesday night the regular meet- ing o! the Young People's Assoc- iation of St. Mary's Anglican Church was held in the rish hall. Routine business was -.ispos- ed oi and the remainder of the evening spent in addressing in- vZ-tatlons to the dance which the A. . P. A. will s nsor on June 8th ln the hulls. .

—ROTABY MEETING-Rotarian E. N. MacQuarrie was the speaker at the regular meetinq of the Ro- tary Club of Summer-side on ‘Tues- day. He gave a very interesting talk on sports activities and devel- opments in Summerside over the last twenty-ﬁve years. Mr. Mac- Quarrle introduced Mr. Charles Sexsmlth S.Y.C.I. physical instruc- tor who spoke on the sports now being carried out in Summerside and outlined the physical training activities which are being develop- ed at the school. Mr. Harry Hin- ton. a former resident of Su-rmner- side was a guest. 8

' — THE SUMMERSIDE 00M- MUNITY CONCERT 0am closed

Qusrbette _ consisting

. ce Yeend. soprano; Helen Olheim, com '

RALPH MUTTART lg?’ i" "

Summer-side I‘Kili~‘I~1S.S'l()N AL izAku

T. Earle money

9111140111! _ Accountant Office at 1i Granville Street Summon-aide, Phone 5'15

___

Accsprmo Delivery‘ cl

GASPEREAUX.

At RIISSEI. Lcumurs min _Mt.' Stewart

11‘ v

0f mammal number to bring the O01 ia Quaitcm to the ser- ies and four Summerside business men came forward and

unchaserl l blookof fort. memlber ps. These are now on e The rize winners in the drive were: in amount

of member-std money turned ln, 1th $943.50

Mrs. Vera . 2nd in aninun of memibeiehip money tumcd in. Mrs. Mari: Del- aney with 420.00 The prize winners for obtaining the most new mem- berslil were ‘Vliss Dorothy Wyatt. Mrs. . Delaney. Mira. Irene Hi-i. Mrs. Vera Stewart. Mrs. H T. Hol- man JL-S

RR$Eiiiti.'i§,&F l teuiisv ruin - .- - iﬂumaionldo

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-cnuncn 517 ENGLAND ser-I

_ Isuivniiaasipa ere-pan.

em her a~ urn-Give hor a man-G v0 her a song Mil! .9100" T"! WW

"Hscituicowﬁ. 1h ‘Mcilns Topic and Ibo» Santa F's’ lulu"

I! JQIIII HODIAK-Ray IOLGER LAIISIIIRY

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"a.:'"z.::.'s-r:.:."r.'i:::ii.'.:..i~ lbnuuv ‘dgékﬂsiamnikdl wmm Dirndl! b GEORGE SIHIY ' Produced 1AIIHUI F1 Also Short Subjects Shows 1:303 9:15 .. . . . .-.-MATINEES-—

Saturday At. 2:30

s

—Gll}L WANTED I01’ general housework. Full time or part time. Good wages. Aprpy Mrs, Lorne MacFarlane, Summerside, Boxaﬁi

-—MAG1STR.ATE'8 COURT — A young man was ﬁned $10.00 and costs bv Magistrafe R. S. ton 1n Suinimerside this week for be- lng drunk at a dance at Conway. A reckless driver was tined sasoo and costs.

-ENGAIGEMENT

— Mr. and announce the engagement of their‘ onlv daughter. Margaret, Caroline Myrtle, to John Alexander Keenan, son of Mrs, Keenan and the late Peter Keenan at Fredericton. N. B. Marriage w take place in- tibe near future ' 5-1-11

—Y'S MEN'S MEETING — The regular meeting of the Summersido Y's Mons Club was held on Thurs- day in Epworth Hall with Mr. W. A. Currie presiding. Mr. L. W. Hancock gave a rerport and brought in tentative recommendations for tho establishment of a Y.M.C.A. or community centre in Summe ariIc. Mr. Reginald Muttart. e member oi the club who ls leaving Suin- merside to enter business in Kent- viile. N. 5., was presented with a Y's Men's ring on behalf of the club by Mr. Allison Msclean and In address was read by Mr. R. l... Willett. Mr. Muttart feelingly re- sponded and expressed his regret at leaving the fellowship DE the club-S.

—Y. M. C. A. lull-ORGANIZED- The Summerside Y. M. C. A. wal re-orgenized at a meeting oi those interested in the town h l on Thursday evening. The following officers were selected: President. George Melkle; 1st vice aresidcnl, G. Edgar Clarke‘ 2nd v .e real- iierit. Dr. J. A. li/IoMurdo- 3r vlcl

resident. Horace rlane:

retary. Allison lidoLean; Tren- urer. A. S. Hgfkins; Directors. George Clarke. orley M. Bell and Rev. Charles Cai-negy-S.

INVEST NOW IN INSURANCE Jlliiil McIIEILL Sun Life Agent. Summeraidn Phone 138.

O-O-O-O-O

,blouom ‘ felti

Mrs. John Murray, Summersideq

- Personals

a Jim many friend: or mm

‘ blocked. 01 long River no sorry - to ‘learn that he- has returned to

the Prince .O0\lnty_ Hospital on

of his. serious illness-B.

Milli‘ Dystant. Simmer. lid bgtglano onWednudaF to visit her tlior-in-law and | ater Mr. ondnlu. Claude Cook. we“... ville. N B. cud-attend the apple

-Miu o loft

—Grsce Carr 8-year-old dnu h. tor of Mr. and‘ Mrs. Milton Cgrr. Summorsid has undergone an ration in the Prince County lpltal and is doing as well a can be expected-S.

—Mr. ad Mrs. E. E. Parinnan and Mr: Ohra- Gordon of Bum- ""..’.'.:t".u..'z'.fr.c

I . u. Horton and m. Hop: $011. Ind to attend the apple bloa- som festival. 5

Anglicans And United Church Discuss ilnion

nauiinax. May at - (an ._ Ros! and permanent ' t between the Church of Eng- land Canada and the United Church of Canada and preliminary conferences seek methodically to establish full understanding, R‘. Rev. George F. Kingston. Anglican Bishop of Nova Sootia. said

u a Joint ttee o! the two denomina- tint-is. which met in Toronto last week, will report on findings to the General Synod and General Coil-n- cil of their respective churches. “There ls no thought of rushing into church imioii in

aet- back real and permanent union rather than advance it.

Stalin Turns llown invitations From Truman

(By The Associated Pres!) WiABl-IINUION. May Iii-Prem- ier Stalin has turned down two invitations from President Tru-

5 man to visit him in Washington. Mr ‘Truman

unelibeotedly disclos-

etitodw.

Diplomats scanned the revelat- ion for signs that it was a move in the current diplomatic contest with Russia. but the White House said Mr. human had no such purpose in mind-that he merely reported the fact. in response to pron-conference questions.

m saying Premier Stalin had twice expressed his regrets and said his doctors would not allow him to make long Journeys Mr. Truman did not foreclose the 130s- sibility that he might some time go abroad himself again to med? the Soviet leader and presumably Prime Minister Attlee. However.

I Organ; tlque Chair; 1 Ottoman; Chair; 1 Spool Bed; Chairs; 1 Gramophone;

mention.

‘THE ' TOWN ~GUARDIAN

Different qualities 69c to $3.50 each

i runners

i 1A large variety of colored wool blankets of eit- celient quality, sihgly whipped and Selling from $6.50 to $12.50 each

g. CRIB BLAIIKETS

satin hound.

and prices ranging from

day, Wednesday and over CFCY.

Listen to our Radio-Broadcast each Mon-

Friday evenings at 6:45

i

Chenile Bedspreads In a variety of shades and designs, a large range to choose from at prices from $14.50 to $19.95 each.

Cotton Bedspreads for ordinary use, your choice at $2.25 each.

IIOIISE FIIRIIISIIIIIII DEPARTMENT (Lower Floor)

SINCLAIR 8r STEWART LTD.

SUMMERSIDE ‘ The Most Modern Store

In Prince Edward

MEDIOIIIE Si" 18 by 12 by is with “Ivy plate glass mir- rors and three painted white,

venient for bath or bed. ‘°°"'°- EH11 51.50

sliape, shades of blue, green, mauve, rose and wine, mats that will brighten up your rooms and give long service. Size 24 by 48. Each $8.75

‘Visit our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT for Wallpaper, Curtain, (In-hm bum,‘ Draperies and other Household-Needs.

.. . ..._._._i_

AIIIIETS

shelves, "l? con-

IIEIIILMM MATS

Bedroom Mats, oval

he said no plans were under way for such a meetinx. The President recently has been

1 Wooden Bed; l What-Not; Rubber Stair Treads;

- ‘ , l l h, C . II§&%,E%IZSIEWBSI: End OIIIIOCII‘ articles ton numerous to

HUGH MORRISON.

under some political pressure her! to meet Premier Stalin

111.5%? Sale

MacFARLANE PRODUCE WAREHOUSE WATER STREET

SUMMERSIDE URDAY, JUNE 8th AT 2:30 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

1 Grandfather Clock; 1 Wall Clock; 1 An- 1 Walnut Telephone Table and

1 Kitchen Table;

Rocking Horse, Brie-a-

Auctioneer.

Sponsored by the OKTO CLUB in aid of the New Prince County Hospital

l7‘ y; The 'FLORI_IN" , /

mini-vi ctpbet. .

HE'S LEARNING THE ABC's 0F‘ LAUNDRY-CUSTOMER COOPERATION

To give you a better service we ask you to: I

1. Donot let your clothes become over-solicit.

I. Always enclose a list of your laundry.

.8. Have your laundry ready when the driver chill. ,

yTllliuwo will be in a position to give you ti} slid satisfaction it is your right to

cam. as: '

I

NOTICE

Until further notice my office hours will be:

Mondays 2-4; Tuesdays. Thursdays and Fridays 2-5.

audfl-i) or by appoint-

mant.

G. J. GALLAIIT. M-ll. Klnkora

— FOR SALE

llsed Fox letting

B. R. llaciIiiiiltiiiE

Summon-aide, P. I. I.

HELP FOI HELPFUL HANDS

It ialiss only u low drop: of Elizabeth Arden‘: creamy, delightfully scented Hunl-O-Tonik to Iceop than soil, und beouii- Iul. Use it IreeIY

I wherever skin chops and rouglions.

1.15 llld Q15 , In u pinch-hold bottle.

hi“ brag Go. Ltd. Snnorsliio

L2

WQ CO TI U0 Notes

(Continued from Page l0)

great increase in beer drinking he considers an aid to temperance. He says: “This will make for more overall consumption but less over- consumption mt one time by ludi- vlduals’ Thus, if Mr. Taylor is to

be believed. the way to decrease drunkenness is to have aeopie drink more.

“Mr. Taylor says: “The trend ll Canada ls. in the interests 0i tem- perance, to relax the conditions surrounding the sale of» nil alcohol- ic beverages.‘ Strictly in the in- hard liquor is also to be consumed in greater quantities. The distil- lers will expand as well ll the breweries.

"More beer and hard liquor l! to be sold; more. therefore. will b0 consumed, And how that will pro- mote temperance the ordinary mortal cannot see." (Excerpts from an editorial in “Toronto .Dl‘.ly Star," April 30. 1946.)

dutmGoods Well Displayed are Half Sold . . .

lion equipment in the wovid.

Unilorm temperature insured in o|I sections platters included . . . gloss sealed in rubber ; ; . enduring "PorceIile" Finish does not check, chip or discoIour . . . IuII Ienglb wrapping sheII on hock . ; . roomy base compart- ment . . . IuII vision exterior IigIiiing. '

MOST FOR YOUR MONEY and you con buy It ON EASY TERMS-

A Telephone coII wiII bring you t.

PHONE 127

I Wright a Bell

Radio and Electrical Contraction ' SUMMERSIDE '

UNIVERSAL COOLER i!

way out in front with Portable

Plug-In DISPLAY CASES

Universal Cooler portable pIug-in dispIoy cases are mudb by one of the largest manufacturers oi commercial reirigein-

Hove the best Ior your store.‘

WitIi this Universal Cooler your Ioods ore I<ept sweet and IresIi longer. You eliminate waste. Foods ore In IuII view oI customers wIiere they invite u purchase.

' ' : tuII set of

6 and 8 Fool ﬁrst. ' information."

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