NQVEMBER 14. ; 1951

fir: WESTERN GUARDIANSuspended

Georgi Glow.

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"Warren's: .|. Elmer Harald‘, no amour Itraat, and

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looms-assoc and rumor count! i News. Subscriptions. Advertising.

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W! 1o" Eartbonwsrs Mix-

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_Foﬂ GALE — 1930 FORE 601011‘. Mod rendition. Anal! Btsnlev meusult, Central Bldﬂllll-

q-g ALL ro-estabiisbment cred-

m 20% all’ all Chesterfield Sets “gum u, 5325,00 at Braces.

Chiropractor,

'_|)3. CARSON» ‘m ' -‘ Summerside visits on Novmw 29th. If needln! a few ‘djusymgnts, better hurry.

-LEGION MEETING —- The "gum- monthly meeting Kensing- w; branch No. 9 Canadian Leg- Mh 3,215.1‘... will be held in the

i-lsll. Kenslngton, lridsy ﬁghlenmber i4, 1947. at 8 PM. Members and prospective mem- bm are requested to attend.

smoker after meeting. W. L. De- lsney.

_Y.s MEN'S MEETING - Dave Murray and Ron Jeﬂrey were in. domed as ne-w members of the gununerside Y's Men's Club at Thursday's ‘reeting held in the Qlymplli Restaurant. The Club's sponsorship of the Boy Scout movement came up for discussion snd it was decided to continue this work wth the whoiehcarted rupport of the Club. ‘Visitors were Bill Clark of the Fredericton Club. snd Albert Murphy and Barry Mgdjféfl. - B.

warmsr coats . .

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o . . but adequate

With tho arrival at coldsr days, comes tho nood tor " . not too hsavy on ths shoulders to inset the changs in

‘.- . . with comfort . . . with styls. t

$00 our tins showing of Volours, Flsacos and Twssds

in all the iotost stylus and shades? IUY ‘WITH CONFIDENCE AT

tlAllllloE MILL

sunusnsor Til Quality" Stars For lion's Vlssr

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—QUEDDO HIATDII, all sizes, lowest prices at Bruce's.

—COMDINATION Screen Doors available in stock sizes at Brseob.

—l"0ll SAL! 1M1 MODEL CAD, cheap for quick sale. In good con- dition. Apply James l-leffell, Trav- eller's Rest. ,

-WATCH I03. ANNOUNCE- MENT oi.’ the opening of George Guergis' new fruit store in Sum- merside.

—FOB SALE. -- 1936 Plymouth Sedan, with heater. in good run- ning order. Mrs. Hermes Myers, Albany

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-—F0lt SALE. - One driving horse. one brood mare. Will take lox horse. Rex Dawson.

--NEW LONDON Presbyterian Churches. Services, Sunday, Nov- ember 16th, 1947. Long River 11.00 A, M. Clifton 2.30 P. M. Geddie Memorial 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Minister.

Personals

_'I‘he many friends of Mrs. Roy Cutciitfe. Augustine Cove. are sorry to learn that she is a patient ll. the Prince County Hospital.

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Sentence Given Ksnslngton hian

Harris Alexander Blakaney of Kensington was given a three years suspended sentence when he plead. ed guilty yesterday before Judge LG. Lewis in the County Court Judge's Criminal Court at lum- rnersida to breaking and enter- ing the storo ot Sterling Hunter. Konsington. A number of charac. ter witnesses were examined by counsel for the accused who ask- ed, with concurrence of counsel for the Crown, that the accused be given a probationary paridd.

His Honor said that, after read. ing the evidencrgiven at the pre- liminary hearing and having heard the evidence given at this trial o! the previous good record and character o1 the accused, he thought the ends of Justice would be well served by having sentence suspnded for three years and in the meantime that hevkeep the peace and be of good behavior; also to enter into a recognizance of his own in the amount of I,O)0 with sureties in the amount of $1,500 each. ' '

WE. Darby, KC. appeared for the Crown and D.O. Stewart, K.C. for the accused. —- S

S’Side Bowling

Results of Commercial Bowling League played on Wednesday

Summersidc:— lligh single W. Davy 365. ' 2nd high single Anderson and S. McDonald 313.

High three A. Harris 857.

2nd high three G. Geurgis 752.

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‘L. Jardine .. .. K. Rngerson .G. Miller . .. .. IW. MacCausland ._...

Joe's Boys:-

Joc Arsenauit . C. Wedge' .... .. . .. D. Harkness .. . .. , Total-ﬁlo. ‘ McQuarrle's:— S. McDonald . W. Arsenault . E. Gallant . R. Morrison .. . E. iVIcQuarria . Total-2909. Lumber Kings:- B. Thompson .. . H. Woodside C. Linkietter . L. Crane G. Latierty Total-ZBBU. R. C. A. F. No. 1- W. Davy 198 H. Vincent _ D. Carson A. Myers .. P Mickus . Totnl-Iioﬂl. Teachers- i. Beck J. Cody J. Murphy l-.. Pineau .. .. N McDonald .... .. T0tai—2223. Trinity United- ' '“ j A. Harris . . A. Brooks R. Caseiey G. Geurgis .... .. Schurman Total-mo. Lumberjacks:- C. Williams R. Arsenault A. Gallant J. McKlnnon C. Arsenauit Total-MBQ. Heart Breakers‘- V. Savidant C. Cormier P‘. Savidant B. Alien E. Gaudet‘ Total-MM. R.-C. A. F. Na. 2- ‘nderson soars .. aurque ‘oianey .... .. Parnard

night. at Capitol Bowling Alleys,

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inhuman‘: TWO DAY c AND M SATURDAY '

Suits

their regular day-only.

I2 to I6. 12.95.

Regular

I2 to I6. l9.50.

Regular

ii l-2 to l3 l to 25.00.

I2 to I8. 25.00.

Regular

Dresses

I 32 only-Dresses in tine oil wool fabrics, bunny- wools, jerseys, Shetionds, tlonnels. Shades are blue, rose, green, grey, red, etc. Regular 10.95 to 25.00.

FRIDAY

8 only-two-pieco suits. 6 only-two-piece Suits. Sizes

8 oniy-two-piece Suits. -Sizes -2. Regular 2l.95

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{Upper Floor)

price.

Sizes

l0.50 to |5_

I7.95 to

l4 onIy-two-piece Suits. Sizes

22.50 to

(Upper Floor)

A nice variety of shades

I only-two-pieco Suits- Sin Regular 29.50;

I0 onIy-two-pieca Suits. Size I2 to I6, I only oi l6 I-2, 22 I-2, 40 I-2. Regular 32.50 to 35.00.

6 onIy-two-piece Suits. I2 to 20, I only of 40 I-2, 421-2. Regular 39.50.

'2 onIy-two-piecs Suits. 20 and 22 I-2. Regular 45.00.

‘IARANCE 0F LADIES’

nnounan PRICES

Ladies’ Suits in materials of tweeds, wool herringbones,‘ wool Shetland and twills. and styles in this group of S8 suits-going oi 1-3 oIf But Ladies-Friday and Satur-

Size

Sizes

8 ONLY-Men's plaid zipper front erwear Jackets. wool.

and soft collar. 36 to 44. Regular

SPECIAL

with waist band Sizes

LADIESL-for your men folk

100% wool combination underwear. weight. Warns, fortable and a wearing garment. Sizes l2 and 44 only. Regu- lar 4.95.

SPECIAL

knit out- A l l

l5 ONLY-Men's plaid sweaterrjacket. Zipper front. plain knit waist band with trim front. Good range of slses.

6.95. Regular $_5.95. 4.75

SPECIAL

W l n to r oom- good

3.69 SPECIAL

Street Floor '

Medium weight and cotton worls socks. Dark grey. Men's sizes.

Regular 35o.

wool

Don't Delay llava Your‘ Chest

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Price

SMAI-LNAIPS LIMITED

TODAY

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.. “Two Stores”

SIIMMERSIDE,

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Quality

Total-Nib?‘

‘ V Doughboyu-

Bob Clow .. 1w 112 292 ‘Reg Clow 110 142 I}; Lgndry _ 11s 167 ,3. Cameron . 151

‘F. Arsenault 222

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E. Smith A. Matheson

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— G. H. M.- lf you've a nose for values you'll point, it toward the 5 and l0. when

they have just. received a shipment

girls. These consist of a coat, leggings and a poke bonneb-‘lic colors

in pins; and green. so becoming to a

are l. 2 and 3 and these warm good~looking sots are priced at. 5.75 “n11, . -.. l don't. know where elso you would be able to ' raluo — some in and see those Eiderdownieis for the very young in the I and 1O Department.

1f you've a nose for good things to oat you'll point ti. toward the Groc- ery Department whsro you'll find OXFORD INN RED KIDNEY BEANS m TOMATO 551195, . . - They're delicious-simply heat the tin and servo with steak or other msato, you can make grand obill con carnc by adding spices and meat to iheao beans. - - - The 2o ounce tin ls 23 acute-your family will like Oxford Inn Kidney Beans-try a tin

today from the Grocery Department.

If you've a uosa for mart finish in your home or oflico you'll point it

toward the Hardware Department

this mart edging la for use with Masonite and Donuscona Hard- board. - - - Available ls faoe moulding. Inside and outside corners. cove moulding for flnlsb between base board and floor as well or cap mould- ing for finisb baiwsen wallisnd baas board. It ls easy to inotall sn-l makes tbs mast modern and attractive of finishes. - - - You'll find Aluminum moulding in tba Hardware Department. »

It you've a was for smart wear-ables you'll Mini it toward the Ladies‘ Wear Department and tbs newest JUDY BOND DLOUSI-msda of cel- auess crops tbs simplicity of this blouse down the back It baa a Polar Pan Collar, long sleeves and shlrred shoul- pﬂee Is 0.08. -‘ - - We all love this Judy loud and you'll love ibis ls y load Dloaso tool You will. see ll IISIIOWWCIDIQIISIGIIL _ _

ms

of EIDERDOWN SETS for little “Wee lady of fashion"! The sizes

get such

and ALUMINUM MOULDING-

ls truly bgutiful. Duttonlng

Total-JO“. Flying Hearts:- J. Ramsay ‘ . .202 1B0 1B1 H. Gallant .210 108 187 H. Ferguson . .232 162 184 H. MacFariaire .218 203 153 L. Shields 185 201 24o 'i‘otai-2945. St. Paul‘ _ H. Perry . “W203 i29_154 L Peters .147 254 206 W. Gallant’ . 229 240 205 T. McNeill 218 245 S. Gallant .. 211 i8l Total-SON Arch:- L.- Arsenauit 217 ‘.93 L. Spencer I60 138 S. Welsh 113 186 M. Baitzer .. 204 214 Total-Joli.

Kingsmen-Ahseni.

llrge Prohibition Act Bo Restored

The Grand Division of the Sons qt Temperance at an annual meet- ing at Wilmot Valley yesterday passed a resolution expressing dis- approval of the 1M5 amendment to the Prohibition Act and urgim "that whatever government ls pus in power (in the December 1l_ gen. eral election) will restore the Pro. hlbltion Act as it was prior to the amendment." -

The resolution was ons'of three passed at an evening session,‘ Tho other two contained expressions of thanks. one to the guest speaker and, the other to Wllmot Valley

residents for the use oi the hall and other kindness.

Sessions were held in both af- ternoon and evening.

The following officers were elec- ted for the next year:

Grand Worthy Patriarch Angus Philip, O'Leary.

G.W.A. Earl McMurdo, North Iedequs.

G.W.S. Colin Waugh, Wiimoi. Valley.

Grand Treasurer, Raeiord Locke. Oleary.

6.0, Frank Jarcilne, Wilmot Val- ley

GS. Robert Hogs. Summerside

MONEY!

MONEY PRIZES

a Prize.

FIDDLERS,

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Grand Chaplain Ira Crozicr, Wil- mot Valley,

At the evening meeting the guest speaker was Mr. AIS, Mac. Donald of Sydney. N.S., Grand Worthy Patriarch of the National Division of North America. In od- dition to the talk, which dealt with temperance and atfairs of tho or ganlzatlon, an enjoyable musical program was carried out.

Following is the text of the re- solution on the Prohibition Act: '

“Whereas police records show a steady increase in drunkeness and

of the Cullen amendm t g

Prohibition Act. en o m, "Be it therefore resolved that

we voice our disapproval o! tho

said amendment and urga that whatever government is put in power will restore the Prohibmon Act as it was prior to the amends ment."

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--Mr. and Mrs. George Bmpﬂng oi’ Kensington and Mr. and M“, Harlan Found of New London hnvu returned from Amherst, where they attended the Winter

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drunken driving since the passing F 1;-

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