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a elk The Guardian may be bought supervises _ in lunnordde “MM” “m I I1 Control sum:

m Street; Gourltol It" ”°‘*"°"' w‘ s t" u»: o m. Sl-Oranviilo Street- ' Toronto BIKQEF WM” u“ I n u Groeory- ‘ Street;

. . , ll ‘ M!" n -"‘°°°’G"cw 3i? Motor hanlwll- Wam- Street. _ a-M wlllbodeii redtoanybonoiaiulnmenidob: Carrier n’ "fiifi do! or me a: week. Phone m or m-s roi- nus service B” ' u, “do; u the boy responsible for-delivery on your route

Q; give Y" . -BESEIWE Wednesday, July 14th for the Paynier lflcnic. ‘ —DBADALBANE Presbyterian Church. Servic undey. Juno 17th at 11 A. M. Per y Page. Student.

UICK sane. - New

‘Foilfleasy Duty Studebaker BOX 23. 773K7-

. rouEs of w. M. now-

‘flm gglph Callback and' c».

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~ . M. sstunlayi. -runl.lo STENOGB-APHER. 29s

l" 0°” ‘I. 6 P... °n First Street. Phone 148-2. Surn- merside.

[OTATO DIGGIRS ’ l0! "sale.

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_ QWANTED-First class teacher for North Bedeque School. Good supplement. A9911! Stewart Ca:- ruthers, secretary.

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—lCE CREAM FESTIVAL at

Kensington July 20, sponsored by C. W. L.

about to receive my W0" I ‘[3, diggers for 1948. Place your

kemsnmmerfieid. Blmerald RR.

‘ ' BAG-E and cauliflower 1&3?» sale. mail orders ac- ted Albany F. Palmerfi 420 ' Box 404. $ununer~

it $131k Street.

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i _p_;p,"l'RY SALE -—' Head's Cor- , women's Institute are hoidins pantry sale at Hal-man's Hard- fle‘ Department, Summersicc. esday, June 29th at 2.30 P. M.

—F0ll SALE-dew Ford coach. Good condition. New motor in January. Can be seen in front of C.N.R. Station, Summerside, any day after 4 pm. Inquire at ticket office.

—FERGUSON‘S ‘ Cabbage Plants

_l,0ST on road from Stanley

CAPITQL lunimorsldo

i Loaf Showing Today ’ "AIILENE TOWN" Show: 2:30 .

7:I$ - 9:15

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Shows 7:I5 - 9:15 —

idge. iailboard for trailer. WW1 are highest in quality. Lowest in w ,. nse plate N0. 4B8 attached. price, Get yours now! “ABILENE TOWN" AT CAPITOL. “do; please notify R, S. Hinton, SUMMERSIDE ulnmerslde. -NORTII TRYON Presbyterian

Church. Service Sunday, June 27th. at 7.30 P. M. Miss Mary A. Mac- Kenzie, Deaconess.

-it’ANTED. - Principal and . istxmt for Fanning School. Mal-

us. Present Suhplement $300.00 d $250.00. Frank Bealrsto, Sec- tary.

..PLANTS FOR SALE. - Cab- ‘ge 20 cents per 100. Cauliflower. 0 cents dozen. Tomato. 20 cents mn, No mall orders pleaie- rcy C_ Bowness, Albany R. R.

-TEACHER WANTED for Ken- sington School, grades 5 and 0.

nedy, Secretary.

-—’l'lIE LAY ASSOCIATION of the United Church will meet in annual conference at Kensington United Church Tuesday. June 29. Sessions at 10.30 a.m., 2 and 7.30 p.m._

I i m... immediately. Apply W-D-

_KE.\‘SINGTON. Malpeque and eclown Presbyterian Church. . vicrs Sunday, June 27th. Ken- iigion at 1i A. M. Communion.

lpeque at 2 1?. M. a Freetown t3 P. M. Mr. Percy Page will con- nct service in Freetown. Church uumls. Kensinszton at 10.30 A. M. . etou-n at 2 P. ‘M. and Malpeque t2 P. M. Rev. J. A. McGowan.

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—THRESHERS FOR SALE-The famous Moody, equipped with self- feeder, blower, truclt, etc. Can be equipped with loader. and sveigher. Order now. Apply w. D. Cmken. Summerfleld. Emerald R.R., Island representative for Matthew Moody d: Sons.

—MAGISTRATE’S COURT —.\ man from New Brunswick was fined $40.00 and costs by Magis irate R. B. Hinton, K. 0.. In'$u.n- merside yesterday for peddling m the county without a license. Al. Indian charged with theft of a cheque was remanded for trla.. A number o! highway traffic cases were also dealt wlth.-S.

_YRINCETOWN United Church. lpeqile, Sunday. June 27th, 1948. unday School 1100 A. M. Divine orshlp 11.00 A. M, and 7.30 P‘. M. he Prince Edward Masonic Lodge ill attend the evening service for . helr annual church service. Guest eaker Rev. James A. McGowan. i: A. Oiiering- at the evening sar- o in aid of the Protests OFDIF nage- Rev. James Cross, B. A., inisler.

—G. H. M.-

Supplement $325. Mrs. C. M. Ken-J

—‘l‘he colorful pages oi’ one of the most stirring‘ and romantic phases of American history are brought to pulsating life as the story of "Abilene Town" unfolds on the screen at the Capitol Theatre through United Artists release. Produced by Jules Levey from the best-selling novel, "Train Town," by Ernest Haycox, author of the western classic. "Stagecoach." this dramatic him concerns the violent conflict between the cattle barons and the honesteaders who settled on the great plains of Kansas dur- ing the turbulent decade after the Civil iVal‘.

Scott is East as Dan Mitchell, the first Marshall of Abilene. who tries desperately to effect a truce. with the minimum of bloodshed. be- tween the opposing factions es rev- resented by Texas Street - one side of which is ruled by the 0WD" of the saloon, the rzambllllg d‘!!! and the music hall. the other side bv the buy-abiding chief merchant cf the town.

._.FOR SALZ-lv-foot hay rake. 55s Appiy Donald Baker. Mar- gate.

iHOUSES FOR SALE-desolation. price lo suit customer. W.R. War- ren. Nulrrnerside.

__!<‘0il. SALE-MSG Ford li-ton truck. Can be seen at Bill Carney‘! Service Station. Summerside.

_.FOR DENIM-Three furnished rooms for light house-keeping. on hfghivay at St. Elcanors. Pile-n! 276-4.

.4951‘ on highway, between Tryon and Borden. two suitcases

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Matinee Tuesday 3:30

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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY

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Shows 7zl5 and 9:15 Matinee Mond-cy and Wednesday 3:30

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Personals

. -Constable Leonard Lewis. R.- C.M.P. who has been visiting in Summerslde. will return tcirnorrcw to Dartmouth, NS. —S

——Miss Heather fiisoDonald, Hal- fex, NZS. spent the week-end in Srmmerside, the guest of Mr. and

W.G.T.II. lioid Annual Meeting.

‘thanks to the stewards of

-'f'he annual. convention o! the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Iwu held in the Simmer- side United Church Hail on Thursday-lune 24, st 2.3.0 pJn, Interesting reports were heard from the different departments, a beautiful solo was rendered by Mrs.’ LM. Callbeclr Ind two in- spiring addresses were given, one by Rev. William Bilson and the other by Rev. EJ. Borrass.

The election of officers result- ed as follows:

PresidentpMrs. Huen Howard, OornwsiL

Vice-President _ Mrs. Howard Eiohurman, Bedeque.

Recording Edy. - Mrs. George Jurdine, Freetown,

Corresponding Seaeiary -—- Mrs. MaloRae, North Wiltshire.

Treasurer - Miss Louise Call- beck, Central Becieque.

Evangelistic Secretary .-- Mn“ William Clark, North wiltshire.

"T151985" Sficrel-flry — Mrs. J.H. ltfacFarlane, Bedeque.

Superintendent Temperance in Schools Mrs. Frank Deacon, Freetown.

Superintendent Fisheries Lighthouses — Mrs. Charlottetown.

‘Travellers’ Aid Miss M35, ‘i/Fllite, Charlottetown.

The following resolutions passed:

And J .A. Clark,

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our ministers to give the strong- est possible sermon on June 2'7 in support of Prohibition.

Z. Whereas Prohibition has never had a fair trial, therefore resolved that. we give an over. Whelming VOte in its favor, and that when Prohibition is returned, ‘We ask for a strict enforcement by the Government.

3. Whereas the brewers, with all their money, the liquor interests (who are concerned with the 551g of beverage alcohol with all 1i; lure and snare), and the Govern. ment are all array-ed againgfi us; therefore resolved that we unite ln prayer to Almighty God to save us from the cilrse of liquor,

4. Resolved that we express our the United Church for the use oi their hall. to the SUtflllCTSldB W.C.T.U. for their hospitality. t0 Mrs. Call. beck for her solo, to the 5pEakEr5 for their addresses. and to all oth~ ers who helped to make the con- vention a success,

A resolution of thanks and ap- preciation was also passed to Mr, ‘V-E- Bentley. KC, in recognition of the timely production of ifs l-‘vflmilhlet. and his masterly cits- t-lon of the ihistcry 0,; the struggle l0!‘ Prohibition; also to Miss ME, llhlie, ffll’ 2161' faithful attention in the W.C.T.U. column 1n The Guardian rim/spacer,

Tignish Activities

Miss Lynne Skcrrv, T133353, spent Wednesday of last week in Alberton with frlcnds. -_ Tlg,

--Mrs. A1 Picolli and little daughter, Marielle, of Sault st, Marie are visiting Mrs. Picallls mother, Mrs. Hugh MacKinncn, Tignish village.

1. Resolved that we plead with‘

‘THE ‘u’ AR-‘D-IAN. TC_H'AR- ' ovm

Street Flour Main Store Section

Where

Price

Handsome MW

- STRAWS

It's fen to fifteen degrees cooler under u Shuftleworih. On blis- tering bot days it makes good sense to keep your head in the shade of one of these "wafer- proof" straws. (That's-WATER- FROOF, not shower proof). ‘

Choose your straw hot for good looks us well as cool comfort- Shutrleworfh combines Hie two in the selection we have to offer. We have cl hot "made to order" for you, ai"

2.50

I10

7.50

Any three initials stomped on the leather bond, in gold, of every hot purchased herb-FREE OF CHARGE: I

SMALIMAII‘

is Matched With Iluaiity

REMEMBE

Girl Guide Cookie Day SATURDAY, JUNE 26

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Frcsh-Fresh-Fresh Vegetables are hare in the Grocery Depart- and pox of clothing. Please phone Mm Rib Moms“, _ s_ hsed by me Tggnish c, w. LT-to- NEW ROMNEY, Iient. England CAMBRIDGE, England _.. (c?)

alent...'l‘hey'ra luscious and so fresh that they fairly sparkle like gems. You'll find new Beets, Chubby Cauliflower, Tomatoes. Cucumber. Spin- lth. Radish. Spring Onions AND Strawberries. New Vegetables will llok up jaded appetites-serve them every day-Order them every day from file Grocery Department.

In the Youth Centre are little frilly SUN SUITS for your little girl.

- sizes 2 to Gtheae are in yellow, blue or green print-they have a

plete button opening down each ride o! the front-the rear is a

*~ . of dainty ruffles. Then Sun Suits are so feminine and sweet-

time well nigh irresistible. Priced at 2.25. you'll and them in the outb Centre. _

VICTORIA WASH FROCKS that are a cool Joy to wear-They're lilte cotton with earl-colored designs, low surplice neck, elastic waist - ritual a suggestion of a sleeve. Slip into one of these in the morning Wur round of house work. The elm are 12 to 20 and the price is l ‘ . These House Dresses are so comfortable and clean looking-you'll ~ a them very much. Ladies’ Weur Department.

After many a moon LAWN FENCES are again on the market“... tire in rather short supply so to avoid disappointment you should ‘ " Your order today. These good looking, serviceable fences are ideal "llfimes. school: and cemete 1e-....'l‘hey're nude of sturdy, green

fated wire in. n pleasing design. 36 Inches high priced at i755 cents mac“ °t m” mmm‘ baseball mar ‘fool. Place your order for Lawn Fencing in the Hardware De- Leam- ‘— 5- I

e . *—— n —INJURED IN ‘CCIDENT —

Yuliliiiii mourn FROM CRIB TO COLLEGE

LOW SANDAL loveliness

roll suuuzn scrum

GHQ-looking and Comfortable, our white and colored san-

m filo summertime favourite of iota and teens. ‘(We a wide selection. Models for every ego. New’: the All while summon-J: young in get than for your eilildnn. 5"» In May and leek than 9m. l

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Hedeque 12-3, collect. Reward.

—-F0n SALE at a bargain, b-foot mower, perfect condition. Reason for, selling, need wider blower- Louls Walsh, Hope River.

--FOR. SALE-Number of milk cows, three newly freshened. two. calves at side, three to freshen (suitable for shipping). Two good work mares. Brood sow and Digs; also new and used hay 111K95- mowers and tnlick wagons. Walter S. lveeks, phone number 28-5. Hunter River.

—R.C.A.F. PROMOTION! - Among thc promotions lisfcd 0n ghe Jung prcmotlon list of the RCAJ‘. is the name of P131118 omcor J.O.A. Ross. Pope Road- Bummerside. P.E.I. to the rank of Flight Lieutenant. Flt. Lt. Ross is the accounts officer at the Sum- merside station and is also the

Early Friday morning two ell’! Sunmnerslde, and as a result Jamel Blyenton of Hamilton is a patient in the Prince County Hospital with head injuries. His condition is not regarded a: serious. The

Kenneth Ramsay of Hamilton was

Guigan of Klnkora, the other. Bryenton was a passenger in the, Hamilton car. Yesterday afternoon| a 1907 Ford from New Brunswick, left the road at O'Leary Corner and plowed into an old-f “' ‘ gasoline tank, smashing the tank’ and spilling gasoline over the; ground. ‘Ilhe cal- came to rest in 5 ditch and was badly damaged.‘- No one was injured. r __.__,__...____ Mill)! EXPOITEI-I _-_- I

minim, or dried grapes. some from tho Mediterranean one. France. Smyrna and California.

ii GRADUATION IAIIOEI "\

KINKORA HALL wsoN-rsoavnuus so

Dancing 9:30 to 12:30 1

ten i

l sideswiped on Water Street mam

accident occurred on a curve near. the eastern edge of the towlui ,

a Summeralde i in

_—-Mr. Grant Mollison, Sheet Harbor, NS. spent the iveek-end with his parents, Mr, mq Mrs, R1». Molllson, Summerside. He was accompanied by two of hi; friends Messrs. Fraser and Cody.

. -Mrs. ML. Wylie and young daughter, Mary Ellen. arrived f-ll Thursday evening in suxrmer_ side whore they twill be the guests of Mrs. Wylie's parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. R1... Mollison, Eustane Street, ‘for the summer months. - S.

—Miss Adeila Dingwell who has been employed with the Sun Life Assurance C0 or Canada has re- cently left Charlotttctcwn to Bllend the summer months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Regi- nald Dingweil.

Professional Gard

I T. Earl Rickey, Chartered Accountant

'0fflol at

ll Granville Street Phone it'll

lummenldo _- .. _

driving one oar and James H. Mc- o-3QQQ

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RICHARD S. HINTON n.0, ‘B-A» ma. sen-rims, Solloito . m. Loam on Town and Farm Properties I

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Mrs. Fred Gallant has returned to her home in Nail Pond after spending the past six months visiting relatives and friends in Lawrence and Lowell, Mass.

Mri- Henry A. Lrnard enter- tained at three tables of bridge in her home at Tignish on the evening of June A1"Ith. The prize winners were Mrs. Foster Skerry, Mrs. Howard Harper and Mrs. l-‘ldele J’. Bernard. Dainty re- freshments were served by the hostess. assisted by Miss Fffiflbvd DesRomhes, R. N. A silver collection taken up during the evening netted a nice sum to be

i ORAPAIJD

THEATRE find. nussgu- liIIiiX

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U w-‘HIEE! _C_HIIIII-IIIIIUUIELE Shows:

Fri. 8.30; Sui’. 7.30-9.30

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON Friday Matinee 3:30; Evening 7_-l5 and 9:18 — Saturday 7:15 and 9:15.

Horse of the West. in "SIOUX CITY SUE" with Lynne Roberts and the

Cue County Boys Also Serial and News ates-to

FOR SALE

I SMALL RECORD RANGE Practically New. Phone 533-2 or coll at

I00 Eusfane Street Summsrside

Gene Autry and champion, Wonder -

wards furnishing a roam in the Western Hospital, Alberto-n.

Mrs. Peter J. Bernard has dis- posed of heir home and place of business on Church St, Tignish and is planning to leisure to the City of her birth, Sydney. N. 5-. to reside there in future. llir. Albert Bernard purchased the building and Mr. Eugene Perry the stock of goods on hand. Mr. Perry then rented the store space from the new owner and is carrying on the business in the same place as his pre-decessor. lvlirs. Bernarlis fllparturo from Tignish is regretted and her many friends here. hope she will be happy in her new home.

HORSHAM, England — (CP) — A chameleon was found in a case of pears from South Africa when it was opened in a shop here.

_. (C?) - "Old Bert" Lawrence. 84, licensee a! Cinque Port Arms. for whom the town held a mem- orial servlce, claimed w have serv- ed 3.000.000 glasses of ale durirlz his 54 years at the inn.

- Oambrldgeshlre County Coun- cil will send a notice to s11 coup- les applying for marriage licences telling them of "the lolemnity orf the occasion.‘

NOTICE T0

NOTICE is hereby given about to purchase the stock in Anyone having any encumbero vised to notify me not Iofer th

EUGENE C. PERRY P. O. BOX 23, Tignish, P. E. I.

BREDITDIIS

that I, the undersigned, cm store of Mrs. Agnes Bernard. nce against this stock is ad- un JUNE 30th, I948.

14%. I Auden."

SIMPLIFIED SKIN (DRE Wounalsida

Desi ned to do the most for the e 'n in the shortest mea- sure of time.

Ardena Cleansing Cream. 1.25 in 7. 0

Arden: Skin 'l'onlc. 1.25 to 9.75 Arden: VeIva Cream, 1.25 to 7.00 Orange Skin Cream. 1-25 l0 9-50 Vein Cream Meek, 2.50 and 6.00 Put-A-Kske, 1.25

Enlnan iirug (to. Ltd. sumlsnslns -

We ore dealers for IISHOFS ASPHALT

We would be glad . of the following lines:

WATER ST.

isrranrlon

SHEATHING and FELTS

ZIO Ib. 3 in I ASPHALT SHINGLES

I90 lb. 3 in I ASPHALT HEXTAB SHINGLES I25 Ib. FAST LOCK ASPHALT SHINGLES

I8 lb. 8i 36 lb. SLATE SURFACES ROOFING 45 and 55 Ib. PLAIN ROOFING ROLL ON BRICK SIDING, Red and Buff. I2 and I5 lb. ASPHALT FELT LIGHT GREY SHEATHING PAPER LIGHT TARRED SHEATHING PAPER INSULATED SIDING, Red and Buff TEN-TEST INSULATING BOARD

PLASTIC CEMENT, ROOFING CEMENT, NAILS, SHEET ZINC and SHEET LEAD. SCUTAN BUILDING PAPER.

TIIE SIIMMERSIIIE HARDWARE

COMPANY

SHINGLES, ROOFING

to quote prices on any

PHONE 740