APRIL 27. 1950

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PRINCE COUNTY orlrwa ' I Stunner Street. Bueunereide. Phone I03!

Iowa, so I. ELM I MURPHY Ilotue Piionee:

The Guardian may be following three

riptlone, ldvertielng Representatives

and ozone: GLOW son and am. bought at any of the In Sulnnsereldei

kn gookatore, Summer Street; Gourliee Drugetore, SI Central street;

;.u,'g Nerve-etend. Water Street; um Douoeiure Grocery, Second

Marla Gaudet. G1 Grenville street: street; inland Motor 1'. port,

Water Street: Alban'a Grocery, 120 lfueeeli Street. . K. L. Waite In lenalngton ' n, Guardian will be delivered to any home In suninrerelde by Carrier

3,, u as per day or llo per week. ,.,ur order to the ho! Niltonelble

Phone ltlli for thin eervlce or give for delivery on your route.

.GENEBAL INSURANCE. Ralph a. Muttart, sitmmerside.

DMR. C. F. GALLANT. President P. E. I. C. C. F.. will gpeak over CJRW Friday, April 28th. at 6.30.

- J. s. TAYLOR. Optometrist, of, chariottetown will be Alberton office this Saturday. April

29th.

DMALPEQUE HALL. Friday, April 28th, annual meeting Peo- ple-'s Cemetery Maipcque Incorpor- gged at eight o'clock. All inter- gsted requested to attend.

DSPRING HATS. Our large rrnize of mllllnery in all the latest uylcs and popular shades offere vou the perfect match for your ',.r-xv spring outfit. Visit our shop this week and choose your new hat at The Mary Ann. opposite capitol Theatre in Summcrsidc.

OJESERVE Friday and Saturday. ;1iglllS. April 28th and 3th 101' thel 3 Act Ccenedy. - "Bringing Up!

in his ! day-

-METAL VENETIAN BLINDS made to order. Delivery approxi- mately three days. Macxenzie Av. 00.. Kenslngton.

-Housewives take the drudg- ery out. of Spring house cleaning by renting our Electric Floor Pol- isher. Minimum charge we per half Macxenzie as Co., Kensing- ton.

-PURSES. smart, new style hand and over the shoulder bags in all the popular shades. Moder- ately priced to suit every budget. At. The Mary Ann. Summerside.

-DR. CARSON. Chiropractor, will be in Summerside each Tues- day and Saturday beginning May Ind. Will take calls on way by re- quest.

-KING GEORGE HALL. Ken- sington. Friday. May 5th. Evening at 8. "Ready-Made Family" Three Act Comedy. presented by Presby- terian Young Adult Group. Sale of Candy. Specialties.

-ST. MARY'S GUILD ltlEI'.'T-

gttmiin.-r" to be held in the King) mG,.M,s. J. M. Logan who pm.

George iiall. Kensington. P. M. under the auspices of they l'01lllR Adult Group of Kensingtonl

Ir zed Church. Admission 50c and”

3.30

-LADIES CLUB HOLD CLOS- ING MEETING. - The closing meeting of the season of the Ladies-' Club of the Summerside Presby- ierizm Church was held at the bout? of Mrs. Maurice Mill on Tuesday evcnnig. The president. lil.ss Clara Mountain. conducted? tho business session and arrange- mcnts were made for serving re--

frcshments after the Induction Service of Rev. J. Donald Mac- ' v. A social hour followed. The

lunch committee consisted of Miss Iilrruntain and Mrs. William Mor- rison.--S.

-YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOC-

” 3151 sided over the regular meeting of

the Ladies Guild of the Summer- side Anglicanv Church on Tuesday evening in St. Mary's Hail. opened with the repeating of The Lord's Prayer in unison. The lunch hosi- csses of the evening were Mrs. H. H. Henn. the Misses Dorothy and Wanda Wyatt.-S.

-BIRTHDAY PARTY.-A jolly party was held on Monday after- noon at'the home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Scott. Sumincrside. when their son. Neil, celebrated the sixth anniversary of his birth with eleven of his young friends. The children played games until the supper hour when all partook of delicious refreshments which in- cluded the candlelighted birthday cake.-S.

--BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE

MEET.-The Senior Y. P. U. of the

IETY MEETS. - The Y- P- 5- 0!! Summerside Baptist Church held

thc Summerside Church of Christ hold its regular meeting on Tues- day evening in the hall with Ethel

its regular meeting on Monday ev- ening in the Hall with Mr. Lloyd Cannon conducting the devotional

Jenkins in charge of the devotion-: axe,-3159,. The Opening hymn --In

at exercises. The singing of "The oid rugged Cross" was followed by rosponsive reading from Psalm iii. the hymn "Jesus is all the World to me" and prayer by the minis- ter. After a brief business session the following films were shown by Air. B. Beck of the High School: Birds of Canada in technicolor. Yellow Knife. N. W. T.. and Island Holiday, taken from the Parks of Canada series.-S.

Personals

-The many friends of Mr. Wil- lard Mac-Neill. C. N. R.. Borden. will be pleased to know that he has recovered sufficiently from I recent attack of pneumonia to be

the cross of Christ I glory'.i was followed by responsive Bible read- ing and prayer. During the busi- ness session over which Miss Anna Harris presided. arrangements were discussed for holding the debate which had been postponed. Games were enjoyed at the close. -5.

-TALK AN FILM SHOW- ING.-On Mon ay evening in St. Mary's Hall. Summerside. the salts staff of M. F. Schurman Co.. Lid.. from Charlottetown. Kensington and Summerside. also the local contractors. "gathered to hear a talk given by Mr. Frank Hawker of Montreal on the Johns-Manviile Products. Three instructive and in- teresting films were shown. At the close of the meeting the Ladies Guild served refreshments to the

able to return to his work.-S.

fifty guests in attendance.-S.

tBINGO

R. C. A. F. STATION, SUMMEIISIDE

FRIDAY. APRIL 28th - 8:30 - 11:30 (Daylight Saving Time)

Three Games 25 Cents

Gala

Prizes

Westinghouse Radio, Main Prize

Bosses to and

from Station.

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

S'side Residence Damaged By Fire

Quite a section of roof of the residence of Mr. Vernon Matthews. Summerside East was burned yes- terday afternoon about two o'clock. At the same time a fairly large grass fire was blazing away across the road and it is thought possible although unlikely that a spark from this fire ignited the shingles on the roof. ,

The slope of the roof that caught was on the opposite side of the house from the grass. An alarm was sent in to the Summerside Fire Department but as the house is outside the Town limits only I hose truck along with the hook and ladder truck was sent out.

As no water was available the fire continued to spread and the chemical truck had to be sent for. On its arrival the blaze was ex- tinguished without further trouble However. by that time a consider- able porlion of the roof had burn- ed through and if a wind had been blowing the situation might have been much more serious.-S.

Miscouche C. W. I. Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Mis- couche sub-division. Catholic Wom- en's League was held on April 18th in the parish hall. A comprehen- sive report on the year's activities was read by Mrs. Urban Gillis. re- cording secretary.

She showed in detail the splen- did work accomplished by this sub- dlvision. Mrs Phil. H. Deskochvs. the retiring treasurer to whom much credit is due for the past

year's success of this sub-divlsion , 1m”M"iZ"" then submitted the financial state- MP and M1'S- A- G- MCKIHIIOYM 2999M!” CF ment which was very satisfactory. and M11 and M1'S- PYGSWH MC-u 45m,M""'”i0 The new slate of officers elect- 05"" 0! E353 31591011 P. E. 1- WW6 1 2040lM""'”5 21 ed is as follows: President, Mrs. vifltors to col. and Mrs. Jack Mc- E200 M091" 33 Joachim DesRoches; lst vice pres- KIWIOU 1853 3lmd3Y 55 SICW0" 1'-:32-gm PM" " Hm ldcnt, Mrs. William .1. DesRocl1es; Park ' 4:65 Ngflusmm-rs 34 2nd vice president, Mrs, Benj. ' 1 Perry; 3rd vice president. Mrs. John no I n . 1.360 P. DesRoches; recording secretary, 9i33;New Jam" 40 Mrs. Urban Giiiis (re-elected): or - ' ' treasurer. Mrs. Ben). DesRoches; Rock! or 637j-?QI,.l53"E,l,',.;;',',,,,,, corresponding secretary. Mrs. R. F'ASTEE'lH. an improved pow- snooim-w Nnrlzone 04 3-4 Gaudet. -. s tier to be sprinkled on upper or 9500 Now Thurimi. , , 15 1.4 l0W9l' illaies. holds false teeth 35miNn. , 1.4 - more firmly in place. Do not slide. 64300'Niphnl5nn 73 14 slip or rock. No gummy. gooey. 13lfTNlppIssing 1.05 B pasty taste or feeling PASTEETH sanwo,-and... V G9 1.4 e is alkaline (non-acid). Does not somwm-1Mu.. H 51 sour. Checks "plate odor" (den- 154;;'wm-melal 239 - We breath). Get F'AS'I'EE'I'H at 30fi0'Nornick ' O51-4 Wedding In Toronto any u-us .....-...... ..... .0 How To Hold 7000Nnrthland

90fifi'Ohri:-n H -The Danforth Avenue United sg2nn:2k”l:" Church in Toronto was the scene ,g;4'm,n:"l:k-3 of a quiet wedding on Saturday. 9;,5m.n;"””';(P" March llih. when Rev. John E. ' " . ' Bell. A.. united in marriage Jean . g . inn Winnifred. dauzgterl of Magi) and 1 manna... xv,--torn , W2 1.: Mrs. Harris ou ter. any. Qfyvynt k, C . 175 Prince Edward Island. to John I . l 1v;n-7-,1:-.,rr,.om.g:(fm gg Hubert Thompson. formerly of Starting Thursday we will 15OPPrpston 1.935

Yorkshire. England.

The bride chose for her wedding a street length dress of powder blue wool made on simple lines with matching hat and accessories. Her Corsage was of red roses and white hyacinths. She was attended by Mrs. A. J. Bowman. sister of the groom. who wore a pink taf- feta dress with corsage of pink and white roses. The groomsman was Mr. A. J. Bowman of Hespeier. Ont.

Following a wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left on a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and other points of interest. They will reside in Toronto.

- WANTED

Young man to learn Printing Trade. Good opportunity for advance- ment.

Apply: P. 0. BOX 100

Summerelde

ATTENTION

ALIERTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS

HO0LEY'S MEN'S WEAR

Be euro -to vantage of Reduced

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Of Montague

TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF A NEW BRANCH AT

.ALBERTON "STORE on-sumo sax.-r:

MAY Iaf. 2nd. 3rd

This store will carry all types of men's and boys' clothing made by ,Cenade's leading manufacturers. sum .,y.Tow1q.1mLL, ready made, and made to measure. '- ”- a " gmnn, or d MURPHY. Wm chm iiniglu beyfolve during flue open!-e I-n-Io I-10 "R0 "'-

anso an A naouorron or my on ALL mu sun AND mrooar onnlllls TAKEN 903'

a number of the fishing expe have started to polish their fishing rods. and with hook. sinker. it is expected they I magma ,0, the mm streams my to attend the Holy Year Pilgrimage soon. it

Instrument Section. on his recent marriage to Miss Bernice sharpe. of Borden P. E. I. The ceremony was performed in Summerside.

of the accounts Section. has been transferred to Fort Nelson, B. C. His wife and two children. Claire and Ronald, who are residing in. numb" Of the Summerslde will join him early in July. F-S Butler, a native of Mur- ray Harbour P. E. 1., has been stat- ioned here for the past four years. During this time he and Mrs, But- ler have made many friends and they are wished the best of luck in their new surroundings.

have N.S. where they have been spend- ing the past month visiting Mrs. Carson's mother.

Shediac. N. B. have returned tol their home after spending the past two weeks .at. Slemon Park with

their son-in-law and daughter, Lic hitrot-)7L k .- and Mrs. L. .1. Finnigan. A 2200L.:I?(IifrnU , ' 33 I 1050 Leitrh . 1.22 A party was held for Monte, son 8800il.ouvicourt , 21 1-2 of LAC and Mrs. Herbert Snow- 27400 Lynx 27 den, last Monday afternoon to: ifiooilifacassa . 2.75 mark-the occasion of his fourthl lloolilacbonald birthday. Many of his little friends T200 lilnvlmnd

attended.

have a supply of fresh her- ring for lobster bait. Delivery to any point in the Province.

Congratulation to LAC R. J. Lynch. of Maintenance squadron. on his recent marriage to Miss

I Mary Arsenauit of suinmerside.

Summerside Airport News

with the warm weather in view, rra

sympathy is extended .to set. L. A. Stevens on the recent death

I I of his father at Chester, N. a. i

Rev Father J. D. MacNeiil. R. O. Chaplain. left last Thursday by rail for Quebec, where he sailed on um, and the liner Franconla for England. Wm MI From there he will travel to Italy

Rome. Before returning. he will Zg visit France. Belgium, Switzerland. 3,” Wm,” to cm -Don- Eda of Portugal and Germany. on the 29th June he will sell from England to Quebec and arrive in so or - side the latter part of July.

During the absence of Father McNeiIl. Rev. Father MacDonald of Grand River. p. 2:. 1. will take over his duties.

F-8 W. J. Butler. NCO in charge

Jottings here and there.... A baseball players have been out with the ball and glove getting in shape for the com- ing season. Cpl J. R. Barnard. N. C. 0.. in charge of clothing stores, has been posted to Goose Bay. A large number of the mo- thers. had their children inoculated last Friday afternoon at the stat- lim H05Dital. Sgt. L A. Stevens of the Service Police has been trans- ferred to North West Air Com- mend. Alberta.

Mrs. Donald Carson and family returned from Dartmouth

Toronto Stocks

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Mr. and Mrs. A. Pougere of

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29M'Rerf Pete . 39 Arsenault & Delaney 40,”,-nacho 14 H Phone 3138 zomnorhrm. . . no 1-2 Summerside 315 Royal Bank 27 7- 1.'i20lRo,vnlile .

FOR SALE OR TRADE

HORSES AND canon TAKEN uv mans, on asramanr on aim FOLLOWING:

1940 Dodge 5-Passenger Coupe in excellent condition (new engine). 1937 2-Ton Ford Flat Bottom, new 1947). Several used Tractors, Massey-Harris, Farmall and Cocksbutt. Several Registered Mares, Belgian and Standard-bred. One to 16 years. V Work lloreee-3, 4 and 5 years of age. Hereford Oows, Heifers and Bulls. Also several Steers. Small House-24 x 16-good condition. Rubber-tired Wagons (used and new). Root Pulper (new) bargain price. Spike, Leaver and Disc Ilnrrowe (new and used) Grain Drills (new and used) Riding Cultivators, Scufflers (new and used). , Quantity of Used Furniture. Full line of Farm Machinery manufactured by Cockshutt, Ranges mode by Belanger. Li hting Plants and Water Systems made by Fairbanks- orae.

F. C. RAMSAY'S MONTROSE RANCH

dump and hoist (engine

6600lRoybar 8000.Rupununi 600,San Antonio 1000jSenator .... 84'f00Shawkey 7000;Sherrltf.

CAPITOL

453Do P .. 104002Siaden

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Summer-aide

LAST SHOWING TODAY - 3:30-7:15-W" "FORCE OF EVIL" p with John Garfield - Beatrice Peel-aoi

2000,Slarratt Il000:Steeloy .. .. 2320iSteep Rock .. 1.'i00-Sturgeon . 2545 Sullivan 3l00Surf Inlet 400 Sylvanlte .. 1545iTeck Hughes 600iTorbrit .. .. 2500.Tower Pete . 6420,Un Keno 10450.Upper Canada 974 Ventures .. 1380 Waite 13000.Wiltaey .

33)0'Dalhousie .. . 525 Foothills .. ;Total sales

Veteran Ottawa Newsmon Dies

OTTAWA. April 28 -tCPi D John Gladsto Grace. 90, veteran Ottawa newspaper man. died sud- denly at his home today. A mem- ber of an old Ottawa family, Mr. Grace knew every outstanding pol- itical figurc from Sir John A. Mac- donald to Prime Minister St. Laurent. Once connected with the oid Ottawa Free Press. the fore- runner nf the Ottawa Journal. Mr. Grace founded 13. wt-e'.d,v newspap- er "United Canada" in Ottawa be- fore the turn of the century. The weekly had not been published for a number of wars.

This clears llostriis of Nasty Discharge

Even though Catarrh affects your throat. nose and ears- you can treat it effectively with soothing Caterrh-o-aone. Many recoveries from sneezing. colds and Catarrb are reported every day from Catarrh-o-zone. When you breathe in the soothing vapor of Catarrlr o-cone you send helpful medication to those remote places in the breathing organs where germs can cause you trouble. You treat your entire breathing apparatus when you inhale Catarrh-o-lone Vapor. You should get help quickly from thin medicated vapor. Let Cat.errla- o-aone assist you on the road to re- covery from cougha. cold: and bronchitis. Se and T51: slzea at all druggieta. .jD.D.C...:....j..

'4'ri. 3:30. 7 & 9:15

TENDERS

SEALED TENDERS. addressed to the undersigned and marked "Ten- der for Dwelling at North Point" will be received up to 12 o'clock noon. E.D.S.T.. Wednesday. May 10. 1950. for the erection of a dwelling and related works at the Light- house Station at North Point. P. E. I.

Plans, specifications. labour con- ditions, form of contract. tender form and return tender envelope may be obtained on application to the District Marine Agent. De- partment of Transport. 38 Great George Street. Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. upon receipt of an accepted cheque made payable to the Re- ceiver General of Canada for the sum of 310.00. This cheque will be returned upon the return of the plant and specifications in good condition. Additional infor- mation required with regard to interpretation of plans and specifi- cations may he ohfained from the aforementioned officer.

Each tender must be accompan- ied by a security deposit equal to ten per cent (1096) of the tender price in the form of a certified cheque on a Canadian chartered bank. made payable to the order of the Receiver General of Canada. or Government of Canada bonds at par, or bonds of the Canadian Na- tional Railway or its constituent companies unconditionally guaran- teed by the Government of Canadn nt par. which security deposit will be forfeited in the event of a ten- dercr refusing to enter into a con- tract on the basis of his tender if called upon to do so. or falling to satisfactorily complete such R con- irnct. Cheques of unsurcessfizl tenderer: will he returned.

Any tender not accompanied by a security deposit as described will not he considered.

The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any

lender

F, T. COLLINS. Secretary. Department of Transport- Ottawa. Ontario. April 20. 1950.

SAMUEL GOL WY rnu-Mn

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Shows Fri. - Sat.)

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funny affair. Thin is rated as a top-notch picture.

Island Equipment (to.

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FRIDAY-SATURDAY - 2 BIG ATTRACTIOITS

"DUKE OF CHICAGO" packs a mighty wallop as

the ring rocks with pulse-pounding excitement. - AND

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Sat. 2:30, 7 & 9:15 '

Wednesday and Thursday 7:46. It'e John Lund. Jean Arthur. Mar- lene Dietrich and Millard Mitchell

FRIDAY - SATURDAY - 7:15-9:15 Saturday Matinee 2:30 Cecil B. DeMille'I Mighty Epic 10 Stars-1,000 Unforgettable Thrills and 2,000 Player-I

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Chartered Accountant Cenadlan Bull of Comm"-99 alnildlng

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E. E. Parkman. 0ot.D.. R. OPTOMETRIST Eyee Examined Olaeaee Fitted

Office Hours: 9 to 12; l to 5 and by appointment. REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Iummer se, sonunereide

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want:-:o

A men between 25 and 45 years of age to main e -. growln business. Knowledge of accounting and t e utomoble business useful but not essential. Must lave ability to direct and organize the staff. Goml ipportunity for right person. All applications will be kept confidential.

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