AUGUST _ 1, 1947 “

WESTERN

CUAPDIAN

AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy, 10S ilanovt Street, and ' George Ciow, 125 Ottawa Street

SUMMER-SIDE and

News. Subscriptions, Advertising,

The Guardian may be

foilowills stores in s Gourliss Drugstore, s1 Central Street: "as! 0mm. c1 Granville straw.

up Bookstore. Water Street: pronto Bakery, Water Street; The Guardian will be delivered gu-ricr B"! I ‘m your order to {,7 ..WANTED-Glrl to work l.n mggurant; meals provided. goOd "w. Larkins Restaurant, Kan- yngtcn. Jill-SUMMER SALI at Pear- pnq Ready-to-Wear, Kensington, “gust Z~9. . -E1.ECTBIC ENERGY will not p, delivered to the Town of Ken- migtnn on Wednesday and Thurs-

ny, July 30th and 31st, from 1 p.m., w 5 p.m. Scales Hydro-Electric

U0. Ltd.

._IN KENSINGTON-Jrhe use g n modern home with all con- veniences to person or persons

who will take care o! elderly udy, write Box 4S2, Summer- tide.

4'0]: SALE - Registered

Holstein bull, 1i months old. orsnn dam produced at 8 years old. 515 lb. fat averaging 4.03% milk. Wm. M. Stavert, Bedeque.

..'1‘EACHEIt WANTED for Richmond School Second class. guppiomont $300. Apply Gar Pen- dleton. Secretary.

_-1.\IPORTAN'1‘ NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS — Advertisers are rdviscd that ordinary copy must reach the Guardian office not htm- than 11 s. m. the day pre- vious to date of insertion. Large gdvts, quarter page and over. must reach the office at least 24 hours ‘n advance.

--TRYON UNITED CIRCUIT — Services for Sunday, August 3rd:

Trypn 11:00 a.m. Crapaud 8:00 pm. Cape Traverse 7:30 p.m. Rev, i=3. R. Woodside, Minister.

JHURCH 0F ENGLAND SE1!»- vlCI-ls - Parish of New London. Sundnv Aug. 3: 11. Holy Commun- ion Sr, Mark's Church. Kensing- ion. 2:30, Evening Prnver St. Ffephﬂrfﬁ. Burlington. 7:30, Ewe- rain! Prayer St. 'I‘homas', New London. Services conducted by Rev. W. Meadus. Rev. D. E. Noel. Rector.

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THEATRE SUMMERSIDE FRIDAY and SATURDAY Double Bill

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"mm your home with new trauma IIXTUIEIl n» Ilard- ""° Dlllartment has an excellent selection from which to choose. - - - There are attractive fixtures for every room-utility fixtures, that gives will)‘ of light for the kitchen and bathroom-dainty bedroom "ml-smart attractive fixtures for halls and living-rooms, in both

centre and wall styles. One of

"Wins a house u the lighting-why pa: Ilp with old an" fixtures- your lighting with bright new firtureap-IIAIIDWAIE DI-

llodcrnl" Penman-r,

m» ﬂlu AH... m: healtifs mlel Pat sumo on any window,

l l‘ n" Permanently screened. -

received a new shipment of WINDOW NETTING-tlsls is a very ilne,

stllﬂllflllycfllﬂperweek. Phonsleli not“... will” POQOIIIDII EC delivery Jryﬂ-ffg.“

PRINCE COUNT!

bolutht at any of the ummaraide:

W0 III! home in Summer-dale,

-INDIAN RIVER. SCIIOOI. Ice Cream Festival and Dance, 4th Allsust.

40B SALE-Motorcycle in 800d eondtliou. Lester Jenkins, Summerslde.

-DESIBABLE 211.0753“ m]; 541-! in Keminrton. ll-room house with modern conveniences in one 0! the beet locations. For further information apply Art Larkimxan- singtcn.

‘-nucx AND cmcxru um. sill. at Borden Inn. Sunedy. Aug. 3rd. Dinner 11.30 till I o'clock, 5 to 7 o'clock, also fresh blueberry and lemon pie. Don't miss it.

—N0'l'ICE:-My oifice will be closed from August 4th to August 20rd. both dates inclusive. Morley M. Bell, Summerslde.

-FOB SALE—HBlL1 No. S used

ﬂhresher, comlete equipment lessI feeder on rubber. One two-row 919V!!!" digger in sood condition. New oil bath pump jacks. Moody straw blower Inns.

Crokell. Emerald R. R.

—NEW LONDON PRESBYTER- lANiJi-iURCIIES - Services. Sun- day. August 3: Geddie Memorial, the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per at 11:00 a.m. Evening serv- ice at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 6'30 p.m. Preparatory service on Friday at B pm Long River 2:30 p.m. Clifton Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Min- ister. .

—CONSTR.UCTION STARTED— Construction has started on the first building to be built of cem- ent blocks in Summerside. It is an nutomoble sales building and garage being‘ constructed for Mr. Willard McDonald on First Street. The building is 90 't. by 50 it. and construction is proceeding rapidly. The blocks are manufactured by the Concrete Products Company, owned by Mr J Ernest Morrison, which has recently commenced operations on H-arvard Street. — S.

-I'AII.EWILL GATHERING-On ‘Tuesday evening tht ladle, of the J-Ioly Family society gathered at St. Mary's Convent. Summersidoal for a social evening in honor of' Mother St. Helen, superior of the Convent. who is being’ transferred to Tlgnish after six years in Sum- merside, Mrs. 11F. McNelll, pres- ident et the society, explained the! purpose of the gathering and re- famed, with charmed. to mi fine work Mother St. Helen had done while in Bummer ". and ex- pressed the regret of the society at her departure and at the same: time wished her well in her future duties. Mrn-Roy Sllliphant enter- tained with a number of selections at the piano and u sing-song was held with Mrs. Herold lluestis as accompanist. Ice cream and cake was served and the evcnlng was brought to a close with the singing -of “Alild Lang Syne" and the King. All of the sisters of the convent were present as guests of. the society. — S.

Personals

--Miss Alberta MacLellan of the Civil Service, Ottawa, formerly of Summerside, is spending her an- nual vacation. the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Callaghan, Kin- kora. I

-Miss Beatrice Rankin, RN“ of Montreal is spending he: vacation with her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. R3 Rankin, Summer-side. - s.

—Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MacNeiii of Summerside have returned af- ter spending a pleasant vacation with their son andi family in Moncton. N. B. They toured through northern New Brunswick

and returned home after a most enjoyable trip. S

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the flrﬂ things people notice on

Apply w. D. '

n. Ballets At S’slde Impacted

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TODAY (Friday) and SATURDAY

Big Double Bill

sisr-srumsg usctmsr. — nun-vacuumed‘. "

True lMiIlSiad i His Bronco Button

“£371.? MIDI-II DIIOXIIRAII AI Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Mohnee Saturday 2:30 With the ls! Chapter of new Serial "JUNGLE RAIDERS"

Shown Every Saturday Matinee

MONDAY and TUESDAY Betty Hutton I

ll "CROSS MY HEART"

— Mr, Prank Runldn and son, Ira. of Perth Amboy. NJ. :5 visiting his brorncr, Mr. RB. Rankin, Sum- mersicle. — S.

—Miu Patricia. MacLellan of‘

Montreal has returned to resume

her "duties there after spending a '

pleasant vacation with her sister, Mrs. James Callaghan, Kinkora.

Olld Fellows lit Sununersiile ' Install Officers

Past Grand Master G. l-lazen Phillips, assisted by Bros. George Hogg, A. W. McDowell and Ar- thur Corney, installed the officers oi’ Prince Edward Lodge, No. 22, 1.0.0.1", Summer-side, for a period of six months at a meeting held Thursday, July 24.

Officers are:

Noble Grand: Harry Bishop.

Vice Grand: Elmer Jordon.

Rec. Sec.: Elmer Moore.

Fin. Sec: Thomas Llnlrletter.

Treasurer: B. R. Sharpe.

Warden: Roscoe Jeffrey.

00nd; George Hogg.

0.0.: Charles Mountain.

1.0.: Albert Leard.

R.S.N.ci.: Arthur Corney.

L.S.N.G.: Roland Phllipson.

R.S.V.G.: Arthur Galpin.

LS.V.G.: Kingsley Shaw.

RSS3 Lloyd Scott.

I..S.S.: George Henderson.

Chaplin: G. Edgar Clarke,

J.P.G.: Roland Philipson.

Committees sre:- -

Finance: Roscoe Jeffrey, Edgar Clarke. Albert beard.

Visiting: Harry Bishop, Elmel; Jordon. .7. D. Duggan. Lester Jen-I lrins, George Ijogg. Edgar Clarke. Walter lifcDonald. S

Final inspection for the second camp for Air Cadets to be held

- - The Dry Coodailepartment baa

were. Illtural colored net, u-u cs ma». wide, priced at as cents a

Goon‘! -n dirt and

Vmtion tinsel if yea are going "tripping" on your

disease-so keep them anti-DRY

vacation you'll

want smart, new LUGGADI-thcre is a nlee assortment ci LADIES’ VTlhsrsr-run er nanssmocssss n the Clothinl’ Department. - - - "e Cases are all ll inches long-The black Karate! case with metal

alnforcementl is ECU-The striped or plain S "Ivy Iabricoid ease with leather bound edges is 1

‘gills is all nicely and carefully ""1 nsraa

‘lweedcaesislillsnd .---'I‘his

ﬁnished. - - - “O land and sea

in the air-It's Ilolmau I-Isnss everywhcrsV-MEN’! CLOTH- main"

"a Mossnasn an, woos. scanners are soft, mm and heavy “EM ' - - They are really the most luxurious wool blankets-we have '°'“'°'I0metlsne. ‘Ihsibxltdse with satin boandendslsltﬂ.

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heavy weight see-nus

v>*. .4 .4. r ..aiia_g.&.aarna~..._'.lxaxa .

"‘n¢delectableeolorsarebiuc,wine,corsiaadsqas. Coasoiuand

wecl bHiﬁv-DII GOODS

Air Commodore

at the Sumrnerside R, C. A. I‘. Station this summer was con- ducted yesterday afternoon with 1".W. Waite, C. officer commanding ‘No. i0 Command a‘. Halifax as review- ingoiiicer. With twb weeks of Air Pores life behind them the cadets turned out very smartly and their march past was carried out in a manner that would be a credit to trained troops.

The oilicials of the Civilian Air Cadet Committee of New Bruns-i wick were to have been the guests‘ of. the R.O.A.F. at the inspection but due to fog conditions over Penniicld it was impossible to get in and pick them up.

Mayor Michael Mcclousky and Mrs. McClousky of rand Falls. who had motored to e Province. were the only civilian guests.

The squadrons on parade were;

B1,,

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$ gs‘ . ¢§I+~ .

Balance of

TNIS SEASON’S

Gloarlng at. . . .

1.48 to 7.48

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Glearing ail

Values from 2.95 te 14.95

Only

Medias‘ Straw Hats a

98c

STRAWS

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PRIOE

No Returns No Exchanges

No Refunds

Balance cl’:

LADIES’ OOATSI

This season's styles - la wees ercpes, bouciq, tweedl. cheeks, umelhairandwooLCiesrlngae ’

131/570. '

Group ' 1

Summer Clothing Clearance ri-luasosv-rnlosv-ssru nnsv u an. ..:::'.::

lllSliOllNT

Values from 011.05 ts 025.00. Cel- ors-hlack, navy, light blue, grey twccds. Slscs 1S and 20, 22 i-Z te 26 1-2. Clearing prices from

11.91 n 16.51.

P ., Khaki poplin. Regular vsi- ues of $3.95, clearing at

1.95

shorts, with belt.

a. 1'57 .

with belt. Regular value

clearing at

Tan cotton gabardine.

llllst

urlrs suonrs

50%

25%

vlswvlr 2.25to3.75 BOYS’ WEAR

PANTS

Boys‘ cottonades. Assort- ed colors in slles 26 to 34. Regular value of $3.50,

suonrs

nnu shorts in wine ind men- sass.

Elastic hacks. Regular value $1.95, clear-

. MEN'S SPORT OOATS

2O l» 40%.

lllSOOllNT

A wide range of assorted tweeds. Fawn Polo Cloth with leather buttons and patch pockets. Regular values of $22.50, $24.75 and $28.50, clearing at

~ 17.95

ISOOIINT

NIEN’S BATNING TRIINKS-

Balance of the season's all wool bathing trunks, all sixes. Regular values of $2.95 to $5 00, clearing at

1.49 A 1.29

eicaring for

Group 2

Values from R730 te $38.00. Col- ors-hisck, navy, grey, blue, black and white check, Sixes 40 and ti, 20 1-2 to 28 1-2. Clearing prices from

18.37 to 23.34

Group 3 .

Values from $39.50 to S59.“ Colors-black, navy, turquolsq blue, brown, and checks. Sizes 11, l2 to 20, l8 l-I to H [-2. Clearing at

26.34 to 39.67

Group 4 -

Consists of 5 only Shortie Ocats, h aI gabardine, wool herring bone, and wool tweeds. Values from $33.15 to $49.50. Colors-brown, blue, grey and black. Sizes ll to 18. Clearing prices from

y 22.50 n aa.oo

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NO RETURNS

Entire stock of this seasonbLad- lei summer sportswear at

331/3% mscouur

Shorts in twilis and alpine. Col- cra-red, green. ll-own and wine.

Paddle Pushers and blouse sets ll green and rose.

Swim suits in jerseys, nylons, elas- tex, satins and cottons.

Complete range of sises and styles to suit everyone. Values from Sl-Sl

llO EXONANGES _

LAlES' SPORTSWEAR

2.49

to $13.95. Clearing prices from

90c to 9.30

summit‘: umuu

SIIMMERSIDE

(Successors To Sinclair and Stewart Limited)

NO REFUNDS

Saint John, Moncton, Grand Falls and Edoiundston. and after the inspection a track and field meet was held. The Grand Falls and Edmundst-on squadrons will en- train for home today and the other two squadrons will leave on Saturday. That evening will see the arrival of five more squad- rons, including Charlottetown, to start the third camp. The b11819 band of the Saint John Squadron icd the parade for the ceremonial review. 8

lie-open Bathing Facilities At Wharf

The bathing facilities operated on the Marine Wharf, Summer- slde, by the Y's Men's Club are again in operation after being in tn inactive state for some time due to circumstances beyond the control of the club. The main buidlng consists of boys‘ and girls’ public dressing rooms as well as

private dressing rooms. A canteen w:ll be opened next week and towels and other services will be provided by the caretaker at a nominal charge.

A diving board and a stand have been erected and a platform has been built out from thewharf so that s person diving in the water Will be far enough out to he safe from hidden piles or other objects. Originally the building was built on piles at the side oi the wharf but these supports had been damaged by the. action of the tides and ice in winter time. it. took some time for. permission to be obtained to have the bulld- ing on the wharf proper and when that was forthcoming dif- ﬂculty was found 1n obtaining carpenters, However, the commit- tee in charge have overcome all obstacles and the facilities are now available to the public.

Members of the club have been busy every evening this week painting and assisting in various ways in getting things ready. These facilities fill a serious want in Summersidé as they are the only provision of any kind that has been made for swim- ming. Although tbs town is locat-

-four heifers, also registered. four

ed on the water little eﬂort has ever been made by the authorit- ies to provide the necessary facil- ities. S

WILD ‘MUMS

Chrysanthemums grow wild in Persia.

Tunnel SALE

AT CENTRAL STREET, SUM- MEBSIDE. ON THE PROPERTY RECENTLY OWNED BY ALBERT,

BOSWELL.

0n account of a recent bereave- rneut I will sell all my stock and implements by auction on Tues- day, Aug. B, beginning at 2 prn., consisting of:

Two work horses, six choice mllch cows, registered Jerseys.

calves. This it one of the finest herds of Jersey cattle in the Province and have been prise win- nrrs wherever shown.

Implements; One lfnder, mower.

hay leader, Ide delivery

sectional seeder, steel roller. gang plow, two walk- ing plows, potato digger, smooth- ing harrow, manure spreader, set scales, farm wagon, express wagon, box cart, grain crusher, threshing outfit, turnip seeder, set fanncrs, two wood slclghs, one family sleigh, all kinds of harness, both double and single, used on this large farm. A large quantity of small articles not enumerated.- TEitMS CASII. If day is unfit, sale on next line day. MRS. CLARENCE DOYLE. IIUGII I‘. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

€________i_..__ ALE BOTTLES PlllllillASED

We call for ale bnFlss- an; quantity, pints and qim ‘s; high m prices paid. We will also ca; for Javsx bottles. Bring them is and guarantee an ample supply a Javex,

Phone Cecil's Grocers ‘ill iss pick-up.

two ouitivators, '

LAUGH FOB. IIIALTI

Laugh for health because there\ a warming. stimulating and up. 11m"! Alllliil! about chieriulness 1115! as there is a sense o! coldnell and depression in gloom. lay doc tors.

CAMEO

Friday 84:30; Saturday 1:15-0:30 Wild Bill Elliot as Bled Ryder ll “CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH"

With Bobby Blake and Alice Fleming Also Serial and News

Phone Sll

X-Ray DR. VINCENT GRANT Dental Surgeon Smsllmen Building SUMMERSIDE