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’ AGENTS: I. linsor Murphy. ll! Hanover Sh. and ' George Glow. “Ottawa it. SUMMEIISIDE and PRINCE COUNT! News. Bllbwriptione. Advertising

' The Guardian may be bought daily at any of the

following etoree in lnlnrnerside: ileil Bookstore. water Street: Gonrliee Drasmre. Water street. Toronto Bakery. Water Street: Mars Gandet, 67 Granville Street

The Guardian will be delivered to any home in Sunnaerslse, CQIIIOI’ Boy st 2c per day 0P 13¢ N! Ink. Phone H0 for lhlg gem“, m. ‘m your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your rouse.

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,}\'E“'EST 1N TOILET 8E1‘! at —IOI SALE. - 50 pullgtg, 5t;

Taylor gm; Co., Kensington. rnonﬂu. old, $1.50 each. Edgar Bryenton. Hamilton.

—I'OXES FOB. SALE-Mum.“ Blue and Glacier males. Wm. Lefursey. ﬁummerside East.

__5uY FLUE LINING. all sizes, st Bruce's.

..F0lt SALE — Wind-charger ind complete iequpimont at North Carleton. Apply Rev. W.V. Mc- Donald, Seven Mlle BaY~

—MAID WANTED-Please apply Mrs. W. E. Smaiiman. 1'14 Bum- mer St. Summerside.

‘BOOK ORDERS for building material early and tnits delivery “m; Book now at Bruce's.

_I.‘SED Wood Cam-p Stoves. 4 ft. long, fewl door 1.’) x l2. Used but in pQOd coanlltlon. $9.85 at Braces.

m... 14 an; 1-0 Record Globe Heaters 1n stock at Bruce's.

—GIVE YOUR. GIRL FRIEND a cheat of beautiful Rogers Bros. silverware this yearn. A glﬂ, p; be treasured through the years, God. kin Bros.. Jewellers. Summerside.

Mulursnr WATCHES. Mido. w; wittnauer. Eico, at Moase eweiiers. Summereide.

—SIGN'I2T RINGS from ,$2.00 up. at Mouse Jewellers, Summer-

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speaker at the regular meeting of" iut evening and later; met with‘

Piaysical Fitness, was the guest. ‘ the Kinsmen Oiub of Bummerside, .

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the Kinsmen Hockey Committee to discuss hockey plans for the winter.

In his talk he outlined the work being done by his ﬂaps",- ment. i-le said that when the tlltartment was first vYIllilIOd moat of the work was confined to Charlottetown because the need seamed greater there. He ex- plained that the program liould be directed towards both- the adult population and the children but for e while it is not intended to do any adult work. It is won- derful. he said, to see the way a child will respond to good treat- ment and fair play. He explained that some work is being done through the country schools. A small amount of equipment is provided and literature and in- formation is given out.

l-‘ie outlined the work now be-

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.410, YQUd Zhlililiuwas‘ 55°19- ins done in Charlottetown. cen- hai. Ell" 3 "" - ' u n tered at Prince of Wales College ltow nu will‘ ‘Cildilnltrrs. The Mary h0g2 ggxigllgtlimasﬁigtltanentim day; where basketball. volleyball. bad‘ Am" sunmtms‘ o‘ make your tippilllllmellotneThe Mrily militia“ and my?‘ ‘pol-mt “:1 o?‘

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_l‘0i.l(‘E COURT - Two men ‘sglameggggsiie 059ml. “leﬂire- factors of the ‘work being done - —--' ....r.'....... s" q: before 1*»l’ -' _ . l". 8 8X13!!! . s ey_ stronz. K C. in Summerside Po “deMﬂiidiirrxhalt-d Hakeir, Summer- will take these ideas out to the, lice Court yesterday morning. One n i en a serous opera- mun.‘ mun" communm" “d become; 1-3; given fifteen days in jail and 0n n the Prince County Hos- w?“ 1nd,“ , the other was fined $5.00 and costs. rziiétslgrfgiedsaturfdg lslla condition is "-“‘m. phmcal mm" i, "my I mlht '5 u‘ a "_' on.‘ homer he said in that man l

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Nine littio ones of 2. A and O are going to be snug and warm-be- rutisc their Mother Is a wise shopper and got for them a Quilted Snow- suit. Tins: nro brown. navy and black stitched with red - - they will sin-ti the snow and are a really smashing bargain at $5.95 in Iioi- mun‘: 5 lb l0 Department. ,

liukt- this a Picture Christmas! in Holman’! Furniture Depart- ment you will find Flower Prints both large and small, Flower Prints that you will ho proud tn hang on any wall. There is a wonderful seirriinn to chews-- from and the price is SL111 up.

The 5 a i0 I)"li:l|'il!it‘ilI£ have some vary attractive Christmas gift host-s of Writing Papx-r - - if yon are puzzled about anyone on your 4 list. be sure to see these before you decide - - In llolman's 5 it l0 I Department.

lioimavfs "Youth Centre" is in the news with English Chamois » Vl-Sis im- lift‘ small fry! [They urc Chamois color with u Zipper closing and come in sizes 3. 4. 5 and it - - warm and wind proof. When they hemmc soiled a dip wIil restore them like new. The price is $8.50 in Batman's Youth Centre.

Cushinnr-(‘ushiona galore! The Christmas gift for the home with n tlinutiit toward cc-mfnrt for months tn come. You will find

such as music festivals, drama festivals, bands. concert parties, He outlined the work done last year by the Women's institutes in sponsoring music festivals which were most successful and this year he felt that. the promotion 0f Bl-iort was his big problem. I He told of the work done lust year in hockey for the youngsters lln Charlottetown and ther cen- ,tres. He said he felt that any “COWIETICS- A “mph” nnelmoney made in sports activities of the famous Contoure Cosmet-‘lmuuld be used for the promotion its just arrived. A Paris prepara- o! spur“ and not shuandered He iiml» o“ Sale 5i the M“? Mmﬁalso eztplalned that one oflihe Smmemd“ !main Purposes of.ennb1lng chil-

_ ‘drcn io take part in sports is to “M . H R. Croteti; has return- ed torssummersidet ﬁner a threejuild better citizens as well ns

u t . - ~,_- H d and better athletes. ‘ giglmgs fr? salsilgai’ gag? Wm,‘ In conclusion he expressed his caster, Mass, and New York‘, 3h, appreciation for the work the

AIso BUS PESTS Shows 7:I5 - 9:I5 Matinee Tuesday 3:30

|arrived from Moncton by plane-s. Bii-mmerslde Kinsmen are doins 1 0 i______.i in the promotion of sports and. | MISCOUCIIE HIGH SCHOOL he offered his assistance in any» way possible.

Honor Roll for November-w Mr. Charles Hogan presided und ~ Grade x1_1_ opmgnd Mucuetll, extended the thanks of the club 2. Ernest Arsenault. 3 Aileen Rlch- t° m‘ illﬁker- MY- 3°85" 515°

“CL outlined the plans made to date? Grade X-l. Eleanor McQuaid. 2.‘ for vmniwins the hockey teams Sylvlna Gaudet. a. Joan Williams. and said that B11 Pmvl lot";

Grade IV-l. Edouard LeUlair 2.

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TRUNKS, smrcasas, GLADSTONE sacs, ovannxour cases, rwm saws, AEROKIT, Knockanours. "

Direct front Canada's largest baggage factories, have come lioness and iioseni slit. smart new piecu to round out your Christmas selection.

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t2. Enid Pineau. S. Marie Yvonne

these irrvs'stii~i~-- In mnnv siinpes, sizes and color. $1.35 np--in o; 1 t - u --.~ _ _ l. . G d IX__1_ G .1d s. y" 2_ . as .years juven es will be , . . lloimans Furniture Depurnmcnt. Irena“ éemari 3‘ an“ C]_::e:“s_ iiavanabye m}; yew; s E r r ii? . Grade VHF-l. Velma Perry. 2.1 case hm the“ stood adjoumed ﬂu ST HURTS SCHOOL Al d Le k . »' ' '

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E cgsoe]v1;1.1a=;ne!tvt[u (guilt-T. ma’ a§penant and wfreﬂcnf; Grade vm -1. Douglas lBlanch.

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z WITH A Shirley Veno. 3. June Gallant. Wm er te_-—--_Km o! the Supreme count and‘ vI-L Mn“ Pl-mlli. 2. I Grade v B-1 Jackie Mteuelll.’ "HEGFELD FOLUES» Kmilm ("limi- 3- JNWh 6B1» ‘ 2 Bernard Laughlin. ' . d“-

: , ' ——-— IYEARS To? MUSIC-u‘- Grade V -- l. Marion Blanchard, e

Patagonia. coltlittn a ' These six advantages

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Marion Knockwood. 3. MacNeili.

Grade III-i. Marguerite LeOiair.

“found Roy F. Pye, Lot 16. was senten-

ced to three years in penitentiary on a charge of attempted rape by, Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell in the Supreme Court at Summer- side yesterday. He had been found, guilty of this charge by s petlt‘ jury last week. He had originally; been charged with rape but the jury had found him not guilty on] that charge but guilty of the iesserl

' offence. I Llned | In passing sentence the Chief

"0 Pﬁlil . ‘Justice stated that this crime w: a dear IasteratoIueeaIItir-dustalow ‘nnvlud by m. “a "mt t o 2m: cl a, painless remedy PUTNAM’!

victim was only five years of ago CORN BXTRACTOR—onIyalow applies- He said further, that the court in tlono and relief comes quiclllr- TRII" passing sentence must have re- your sore men today. For rapid results:

gsrd to the prevention of such m." “i-Wftlrlﬁcloiriideiiiiilléfllif heinous crimes by others. ‘There fldealere In medicine. ‘eeolna to be a proclivity by certain

elements of tho population to of- Putnam's Corn Extractor

fences of this kind against, child-

ren," he said. “If then is one part Large Auction

of tho population of the land which the law must protect it is child- AT DABNLIY

ren. They an not mentally or

physically competent to protect 17E s-ussnn. nnc. Q BEGINNING Al‘ ll N008

3. Huguette Gallant.

Grade TI-J. Elaine Gallant. 2. Rosalie DesRoches. 3. Justin Mac- Neill.

Grade I-i. Patricia Poirier. 2. Emmet Williams, 3. Carol Perry.

themselves against assaults.’

W. I. Derby, 8.0. appeared for the Grown and J. l. DeeRoches. l. 0., for the prisoner.

John (Holman) Gallant. lun- needde. llao appeared for sentence on an &iee offence and wee sen- tenced to six months in jail plus e fine ct esoono and in default of

hereon-i mill cows. several N8- Iolstaliil. 1 newl! freela-

psyment an additional oi: months. 8e must also py a portion of the costs to the amount of 175.00. Io had orilinaliy been charged before Btirendisry ills- istrate I. H. ltrong. 8.0., and acquitted. The Orown had appealed i and the judgment of the Stipen-

-With more star-a than there are in heaven, M-G-lws “Zieg- feld Follies of 1946", now at the

iCBIDlEOI Theatre. is one of the}

entertainment thrills of any year.

Filmed in technicolor and boast- ing gorgeous girls. stunning sota and superb costumes, this picture has everything!

Among the stars are Fred Al- taire, Lucille Bail. Lucille Bremer, Fanny Brice. Judy Garlan, Kath- ryn Grayson, Lena Horne, Gene Kelly, James Melton. Victor Moore, Red Shelton, lhther Wil- liams and William Powell, who re-crestes his role as “The Great Ziegfeld". Featured. too. are 1H- ward Arnold. Marion Bell, the Puppets, Cyd Charisse, Hume Cronyn. Lewis Vlrgkis OBrien andjﬁeen- an Wynn.

Comedy. spectacle. music and dance are blended with great art- istry into a motion picture ml- tertpiece. You'll see Fred Astairo dancing with Lucille Bremer h two mnnhsrs; Fanny Brice. Billie Oronyn and am meter in till’ hilarious "sweepstakes who? sketch; Lena Horne at lid singing "Love"; Astaire Jotelq dancing talents with Gent in a comedy-dance routine "The Babbit strut-law‘: Judy Garland ll ‘i view" that reveals all t-lil Mi 0g that young lady's talents. and many other episodes that will de- light every movie-INK

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When stetwing prunes add a smell stick of cinnamon while simmer- ing. and several slices of ‘mon-

Good for breakfast and for P?!"

‘Doirlon. I Grade III-l. Alfredo Plneau. I.

OIL BIIRIIERS

_ For immediate delivery, oli 'burnere complete with controls for hot water or hot oir hect- ing.

PALMER 8r WILLIAMS co LTD.,

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William Frswley. Robert

Lionel Doimn. s. Lloyd Docoette. Grade II - 1. Stella Mane Mo-

Kinnon.

Grade I — 1. Josephine Martin,

2. Cynthia Pineau, 3. Reginald Dou-

cette.

Perfect Attendance: Omer Pin- eau, Marie Yvonne Doiron, Boyn- tm Martin. Kathleen Gallant. Enid a znu, Beverly Martin, Stella vllrie McKisuwn, Josephine Mar- tin, Cynthia Plneau.

Helen Gallant. teacher.

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MONUION, N. 3.. Dec. I-(OP) —Land formerly used as a relief landing field for a R.C.A.F'. flying training school here is being offer- ed for sale by War Assets Corpor- stion.

Located two miles north of dal- lqbury. N. 3., and ‘i! miles west of Moncton. the property ' of 436 acres of land with fencing and office buildings.

LONDON, Nov. I- (AH-The Greek office said today that Greece would protest to the Un- ited Nations Security Council this week that there was “foreign in- terference" in the Macedonian fighting near the borders of Yugo-

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