1941__

‘WESTERN gtIlUARDlAN

"'"dA—G'lINTS: J. Elmer Murphy, 1M Hanover Street. end George Glow, 90 Ottawa Street, BUMMEILSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News. Subaorlptlonl. Advertising.

'17 The Guardian may be bought at any o! the

ftlllﬂWlllt etorea ln Sununeralde: n,“ Bookstore. Water Street: Gourlles Drugstore. ll Central Street: Toﬂlllft) Bakery. Vieter Street: Mark Geudet. 01 Granville Stmqt,

The Guardian will be delivered to any home in Sunsmeraide. (‘arrlrr Boy at 2“ M!‘ ﬁr»! 0r 12o per week. Phone :89 for this service n. give your order t» the DOI-relponsible m» ueureeysn you; ,,,,,,,_

“f? | —DON"I‘ MISS "Aunt Cindy”

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peque Ilaii, Friday, May 15m’ hgi

ghmbng at 8.15.

._pm'lNu eggs every day except guuday. Paying highest market prices. Sinclair d: Stewart Ltd.

—CONCEl'1‘ IN 1155195 rRiver Hell. Priday evening 9.44:. lAlso lecture on Palestine by tiie

-C0.\llNG —- Oriﬂma] REX!!! Rev. J. A. Campbell. Admisslonl onment sale Thursday I"riday,30 cents. I and Saturday, May l5, 16, ‘ (iourlics llexall Drug Store. Central St. Summerside.

17. .___. 21' --COMlNG- Orilinai Rexali one-cent sale Thursday, Friday wind Saturday May 15. 1o. 11. -L'I!~\RI.OT'I‘I~ITOI\'N I'LA\'ER.S_Gourlles Rexaii Drug Store. 2f’ want lliclt‘ Variety Com-cert, cairn-a] 5;" gummemdc“ “M Q1‘ l ploy iii Birch Grove‘ liiill. lPi-octuwn. on Wedncsday. May‘ _sm.; “THE UTTLE Gun} _‘iIl‘.l hi SPO P- M? 1f Mt Cm» Time-I HOPPER" presented by Glenwood (IP53 Iplayers in Milo Hail on Thursday " " ,evening. May l5. Curtain 8.15. 3- JE()E; SALE thrcc draft horses. tact comedy, 1pm" tn r-cvcil TOM'S. 1200 LO 1300 _ _-._.__ poulidz: draft mare l4 Yea"; driv- —PRINCE EDWARD PLAYERS ing lioisc seven years; priced S65. of Charlottetown present “Black 1;, $125. Walter S. Weeks, Bayvicw. 1 Gold". a comedy drama in 3 acts, . lKensington. Thursday. May 15th. -'ri|i-I Y. I’. U. PLATIIRS of Con-l Admission 25c and 40c. Sponsored m! Lot iii, ivilbprcsenl the "iim- by the Kanslngton Home and School pron-i iirilr_\' Proper" in Searle- Asoclat-iorr tout: llllil, I-‘riciay. lvlay 16th, at 8.15 > P. .\l. under llic auspices ol‘ the “union's Institute.

—TEACHERS WANTED — SEV- .eral competent and experienced —-—-— _ _flrst class teachers for Summer- f 11c. or C. SOCIAL EVENING- side High School. including a A \'t‘"\' Prtiﬂiliiliﬂ SOCIRI eYeiT-"Z lfirst class experienced male W5 "T 3"""“°l'51d@ 0mm‘ iteacher capable of teaching grade ‘. "MKS "I Clllllmblls and the" 8 or 9. for school term beginning ladies was lield in the Council lseph 194m Appm giving recmrh Film‘? ll“ M°“d“y‘°"°“‘“ng' ca?“ ,‘mendationa. to Secretary, Board ‘ill’ i"~“»‘“1~ “me “M!” 7m‘ of Trustees. Summerslde.

turos ucro shown by Mr. Henry “which. u lunt-li was served anti, _B°ARD o‘. TRADE ‘BE l

model" Hug fllfhlrlollf" JNDSTPONEI) __rne regltllar "l-lli-lm- l‘ 3&3 R f“ g- 8 djng of the Summer-side Board of Fmmc“ 1-‘ I, n“, J‘°as',"De"s_ ‘Ibade which is usually held on the! a";hij"glqnﬁ"knlgfﬂ ‘welyomcd first Thursday of the month u-iii n”? all)“; ‘and ‘he pljugram w“ be held ‘this month cn the evening "ramm, by a commmee under of tile eznd due to the fact that the chairmanship of Mr. Georgelwe "°“'" ha" h“ be” ‘Tsgrwd 01mm!“ s_ [for other purposes on other Thurs-

‘ ' clays. —- S.

Conservative Convention At Tignish

Mr. Clarence I‘. Morriaeey of

Tllllish and Mr. J. Don Campbell of Alberton were Dominated at ‘furnish 1m niaht to contest the lib-rat District of Prince for the Progressive Conservative Party at the next Provincial election. _ Mr. ,Morriuey. who represent; l the district et present in the‘ Provincial Legislature was named unanimously as the ‘assemblyinan candidate. His nomination wee moved by Fﬂ-mang Perry of now- len and seconded by Herb Fraser of Alberton.

Mr. Campbell. s. merchant. was moved as councillor candidate by Mr. Allison Horne of OLeary. Mr. Home earlier liad been moved o; a candidate but declined the hon- or. The nomination oi! Mr. Camp- bell was seconded by Mr. Hubert Gauriet of Tlgnlsh. This is Mr. Campbell's first appearance in politics. ,

Mr. Morrissey was elected in a by-eiection when the seat became vacant following the appointment of Hon. J. A. Bernard as Lieuten- lnt Governor of the Province.

Speakers at. the convention m- ciudcd ln addition to the two candidates, P. M. McCauil, pre- sident of the West Rrlnce Con- servative Association. Peter Burke. Tignish. Chester McCarthy; Tig- iiish, Sanford Phillips, O'Leav;,', George Matthews, OLeary, Gus

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SUMMERSIDE

TODAY (Wednesday) and THURSDAY

PRESENTS

sign: TIERIIEY Ilmgonwyck

_ From ttio Novel by Anya Seton

Also News Shows 7:15-9:15 Mcilinee Thursday 3:30

Peters, Duvar, George Warren,

Miilroad. Peter Pate, Oﬂbeaiy, J.

FHDAY 5"d_sATURDAY B. Morrlssey, ‘Plgnish, Hubert Gautlet. Tignish, John Aliearn,

RED SKEI-TON Tignish, .1. A. Gillies, Charlotte-

toivit and Dr. W. J. P. MacMilian, provincial leader of the party. .'I‘lic convention was very large- ly attended. Mr. B. Roy Hoimin of Charlottetown presided.

_|,,_ "THE SHOW~OFF"

-liNDlAN mvan —T‘LAYEITS At Grand TLIVCI‘ on Monday. May 1D.

Prince County Baseball League

—CARD PARTY Al’. Legion Home. summcrsidc. Thursday evening. p.15. Everybody welcome.

--F0!r SALE-‘Slack of hay and

p _ I IS Orgtillllttl

Benton, Sumnicrslde East.

...CIIII.UR4LN PRESENT PLAY ..0n Fiidny afternoon the pupils o: (ii-airs l tr. o and the mothers of the (iiﬂdc 1 pupils Were afforded |a truai in the Suininerslde High Sthool Ailfllwflllfll when the play. "Little Blacl: Samba" was present-t- sed by the pupils of Grade 1, under the filrrvti0n of their teacher. Miss rsien- Bowncss. 1'11, cast o! whar- wers \\?l5' as foiloivs. by Cecilia Darby: Black Mumbo, MaFSIT-‘ﬂ Coffin; Black Jumbo, Ronnie Sui- livan: Little Black Sambo. DICKIE

,mnkiu; Tigers, Alan Holman. Bnioc White, Jolin Hancock. and Gordon Gay. Several choruses were lung bPiHYCCll the acts. At the con- clusion of the program a. vote oi thanks to Miss Bownea and the performers was moved by MESH"? lliaw and seconded by Jackie Noo- nan. bsih of Grade 5. - S.

—MOTBER.S DAY SlmYlCES - Mothers‘ Day was flttingly observ- cd in the Prlnxiown United Church on Sunday last. A special feature of the service was the announce- ment that the 1B beautiful red rosq delightfully arranged were in loving and devoted, memory Flight Lieutenant Gerald lilacNutt who lost his life in n reconnaisancc flight over the English Channel dilrlrig the recent World Wa:. The roses were artistically placed with daffodils. the Mothers’ Day re- membrance of the Woiman‘: Assoc- iation. At the evening's service, n special message was given on the Right to Rule. a tribute-to Britain and he: colonial policy with H1111"- ciutlve reference to‘ those who have served her even unto death m the enterprises of leadership. l‘ I

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°f Willard MacDonald.

-I-'0R. SALE Two Guernsey grade cattle to freshen soon. Stuart carruthoraNorth Eedeque.

_—FOR. SALE New hydraulic hoists. one ivitli steel box and new automobile and truck motors. Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service, Sum- mersldc.

—SEI:‘.DS NOW AVAILABLE Cali evenings this week. '1 to l0. North Bcdeque Farmers Institute. J iiarry Watigh. Secretary.

—l.0S'l‘ 0n Saturday lien." Indtaii River Church. oil paiiitin"; sketch case. Rcivard. Write box 6'72. Summersidc.

Community Concert Campaign Successful

'l‘l;'.* Sluiiiiirrsirlc Coiiuniuiily

--G. H. M.-

i-‘LASl-l! The Ladies‘ Wear Department has e Dresses. which are priced at only 8.95. - - - These Dresses are in at- tractive light Spring and dark. serviceable shades. The atylea ere new

and smurt. The. sizes are l2 to ‘.24 1-2. - - - Come Ice! Come try! Come Saturday gygivhig wns the 1947-48 that an” me genera, siluamm w“

iiuy at only Gdlbl-J-ADIES‘ WEAR- DEPARTMENT. {ii-s

Here's something newf Ayhner’: Clam Chowder: You’il_tlnd It simply delicious and It is so eel! to prepare-you merely add en equal lmount of milk or water and heat to steaming goodness! The l0 ounce tin is u". rents. - - - Include several esaa in your Gforery orﬂrr—t°~ dill-GROCERY DEPARTMENT. -

Concert Association ended its ID47- 48 nicinbcrstiip campaign with a whirlwind finish Saturday evening

reel of C"?! at 0 pm. Only due to the unticlng Kenﬁmgton

efforts of man-y of the ivorkers all during tlic week and until

series iizrade possible. A total meni- bcrship enrollment for the coming season stands et 052 adult and student membership.

ThPs membership enrollment en- nblcd the directors to eecu/u llie 36 'voice colored male G I Chorus. HOW lhvorld famous: John Sebastian,

world's greatest harmonics artist ML Sam Do’, ,_._ vmhpmsldm, 0g

An enthusiastic meeting of rep- resentatives from- Grand River. Wellington. Sunimerside and Ken- sington ivas held last night :ii the

Summerside Armourics for tl~e purpose of forming a. Prince County Baseball League. ‘Fiicrc

was ajood attendance of players interested in the formation o.’ this league from the various ‘districts. Lt. Col. w. W. Reid, Mr. ssni Doyle and Mr. Fred Pickaid of Charlottetown were present and an open meeting was held with Col. Reid as chairman ivhn oiit- lincri llic origin of the plali to

[form this league.

Representatives from tlic var- ious districts gave enthusiastic

' my cnaayorrarowiv __G_I_J_ARDIAN

Sues-SE

GARDEN IIOSE

25 FOOT LEIITII

2.65

'50 FOOT LEIITII

4.95

oanosu TDCLS Forks Spades

Cultivators

Wheel Barrows

Crass Shears

y Farm Seeds

Timothy lu- 1 Imu u- 14%|: Late Red Clover u» u- 54o Early Red Clover u- i u- 53o Abheiniit----560 Alfalfa u» u- - - - - 55o Mixed Seed uni-ins u- 26o Chancellor Peas i»- 3.75 Longfellow Corn i»- 3.40

Also Dost Variety of Mongol and Turnip SEEDS

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"sees

Len llwre “ ' SPEEDY i’ w; m.“ rues-iv; q

' 13.50 FOREST GLEII r

IO‘: vrbeel-l Medea-H’: cut ,

12.15 t roiissr DLEIII

l0'f wheel-S Hades-M" cut i Singer Rubber ‘ - Tim

w: men blades-Hf q

14.95

Garden Fertilizer WIZARD‘ ‘ 5D It. bags 2.20 Snell Lots it. 5e

Gardenite

1 Lii. Fkgs 15c 5 Lb. Fkzs 50c 1C0 Ll. Dag 3.50

We Carry a Full Line of liElllIlE'S Famous Garden Seeds la bulk or Package '

SIMMERSIII

Lat lls Figure en Your Seeil tlrilor -- Hardware Department — Lower Floor

Sinclair 6s Stewart Ltd.

The following slate of officers was elected! President. Norman MacDonald. Summr-rsidc", vice- prcsiilcril. '. A. O. Murphy, Grand River secretary-treasurer,

Jack Svhurmali, Summerside.—S.

reports of prospects in their vic-, inily for the coming ycar.

R/cv. A. 0. Murphy of River said that lie believed tlicr-e was a great revival of iiasubi‘! fever and now is the time to take advantage of the Government act- l ‘ion i-n fostering physical fitness. He stated that tn Grand River they were ready and anxious to begin the league.

Jack Srhiivman. speaking for, Summerside said they are behind the idea and will provide e team.

Reporting on the prospects at Mr. Orville Darruch said that while nothing ilefiiiite liad bccn done as yi-t he iii-tiered

Craiid

surveyed that with a lot of hard work they would be gbie to place en entry.

Although no delegates from Tig- nish and Borden were present these two centres had indicated their eagerness to join up.

The meetln was addressed by

FARMERS! Freshen up your {berm end buildings with WllITE-| WASH. - - - The Produce Depsrtment reports that they have e good limoly of LUMP LIME fn_ easlra. barrels and 100 pound bags. The ep- Iillcatiou of whitewash will improve your property Irtltllb-‘PRODUCE DEPARTMENT.

Tlicrc is n n - o; r" ., ‘ ‘ -‘ with Sterling , Silver-in the China Department. - - - This collection is something to

IIiVt‘ about! In it are Salts and Peppers at 8.13 a pair, Candle Sticks

at 10.00 a pair. Reilah Dishes and smell (lake Plates at 5.63 each. the a I-irae (‘like Plates are 11.25 and the Bowls are 6.25 each. - - - These Drier-a include the Federal tax. The Sterling decoration on this Glass- uni-o‘ is in n floral design of Lilies of the Valley end Daffodils-each rtrcc Is truly FOVQIYw-CIIINA DEPARTMENT.

SEERSUCKER to make up for your Summer fashions. - - - This

material Ia so popular that we know our fine selection will not last [twirl In smart stripes nntl gay floral designs-the price range Ia from i." (‘Pllib io 9B cents a yard. The fabrle la 32 to S6 Inches wide. For rnril Summer ivearahlca-your children and you will love SEEBSUCKER. -DItii' GOODS DEPAI-TIIIINT. I

PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE NDMINATINC CDIIVEIITIDN

FIFTH DISTRICT PRINCE COUNTY

A Convention of the Progressive Conservative Party will be held of the Town Hull, Summerside on Tuesday, Moy 20th, oi 8:00 PM. for the purpose of nominating two iondidoies to contest the Fifth District Prince in the next Provincial election. ‘

Eocli Poll is entitled to send five duly accredited dele-

Dotos to. the convention. ,

0f their respective polls forthwith and appoint delegotei.

.1. s‘. MORRISON, Vice-President.

I. E. ARNETT, ' ...

Secretory. East Prince Progressive Con-

eervative Association.

and entertainer and Miss Mildred m, M A A11“ Mn pged pgcku-d, Dillins. world furrow" hBWI-Si- If secretary-treasurer and Col. . Reid suitable dolls H"! b" “"3118", m? who promised to give tlie league the latter. Ii this ls not possible. every ashram-e in the],- power m tiic alternate for Miss Dilling will pronmw 1°“ u; 5539b,“ m“ “an he Mia; Carolyn Long. lyric soprano. _________-»_--_- ---- an exceptionally versatile and tlnn ls deeply grateful for the co- charming young vocal artist. operation shown by the firm and

Mrs. Irene Hill ltd the workers their assistance in putting the

Poll Chairmen of} therefore requested to eelI meetings

'ers prize donated by the New York Headquarters. Tlio leading workers securing the greatest number of mem-bershlps on a polo system used this season were; Mrs. Irene Hill. Fit. Lt. Wright. Mm. OH. Stewart. lilies Doris Toomba. David Murray. Mrs. JP. Mclnnls. Mrs IMai-k Delaney. Mr. Roy Daye. Mrs- Preslon Kennedy. Kenyihgton‘. Mrs. ~Oieve Wheisn. I ll/Lrs. Marion Slsteire. GIMP!!!" |Dlrecior frcm the New York Head- quarters, was present during the 'entlrc week of bfay 5th in Stim- merside and left Sunday by plane for Moncton to ‘begin e second ser- ies campaign time this week. Through the courtesy of Messrs |Brace McKay and Company Ltd. ,ihe Siimmerside Headquarters was mon-hfortably located in their furn-

on a doliur basis to win the work- campaign over by donating the use

of this space.—S.

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CREAM ROIITEI

Mr. Lorne Nicholson, Ston- chal, hos been‘engoged to cel- lect cream for the undersign- ed over route which formerly wos collected ‘by Mr. Ben’ Cousins. First trip Monday” Mey I9, once weekly until fur-. flier notice.

cmAuo CREAMERY co. @'@

iture department and the Associa- I .

E o IAIL:

Special meeting of interest to ell potato growers. Sound films will be shown on vegetable insects and potato

blight.

Through the courtesy o]

the Potato Industry.

Herold A. Cox, District Manager for Green Cross, wil pre- sent the results obtained with the new spray and dust mo- teriols, followed by o discussion of the problems confronting

Central Beileouelllall Frliltv. my 16th -.8.3D_ P.1d.

Green Cross Insecticide , Mr.

JOIIII MNACIIICOL

1C0 tiiiur-d from Page 1) sliorlon shipping distances ziiil re- sult in lowcr freight vatcs. It was a disgrace that thc canal had nu-t been built 50 years 88°-

He urged Reconstruction M.nis-

a. gm. ~..._ CREAM ROUTE

Mr. R. N. Dawson, Crupoud, hos been engaged to collect cream for the ‘undersigned.

Truck will Ieove Cropoiid not earlier than 7 o.m. Travelling vio Westmorelond, lnkermon,

Rose Volley, Shamrock, County

ter Howe to undertake s. program of "Maritime rehabilitation." It would cost $l00.000.000, sprcud over 20 years. to build an efficient l9-milc canal.

_ Mr. lViui-Nicol said- the Strait oi‘ Canso “can and must be bridged." _ Mr. MacNicol said lie had ap- proached a tin-on-ii-nent Toronto engineer who estimated the cost of bridging the strait would he a minimum of $l5.000.000 and n maximum of $20,000,000. Esti- mates given hcfore Commons committee had been as high as $50.000.000.

A bridge across the strait would reduce hy two days the time it. look to move coal from Sydney, N. 5., to ’l‘oronto and freight rates accordingly.

He aald the Government should give Prince Edward Ia- larid a square deal. There were transportation bottlenecks that were discouraging tourist travel to the Island. llo urgrri that an additional ferry be built to carry only eere and truck; travelling between the mainland and the Island.

He urged the building of a concrete highway from Saint. John

oyio-zgl?

the 4th District of Prince will

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for the 3rd District of Prince

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be undertaken. Fisheries could be expanded it transportation bottle- necks were eliminated.

He suggested the Government should develop s. shipping trade between Prince Edward Island

Line to Gomble’s Corner, thence to Creamery vio Tryon Brunch ond Lower Tryon. The Creom-| ery operators suggest that pot- rons who have the opportunity will make use of this service. Will collect Tuesdays and Sol- urdoys beginning Moy I7.

CRAPAUD CREAMERY CO.

— . CLEARIIIO

Auction Sale

AT CENTRAL I101‘ 1O

l.’ have been instructed by Wil- liam Miller to aeil .by Auction on FRIDAY. MAY 10th his entire stock. implements and balance of crop. consisting of:— 3 extra. good work horses: I ehoioe nsileh cows; l bull it years old; several young cattle; l0 sheep

and lambs.

IMPLEMENTS: Binder: hay mower: hay rake; dlao drill: diao burrows; gang plow; walk- ing plow: roller; potato planter; potato sprayer (Hardy): two row acuffler: form wagon: farm eag- lne 5 II.I‘.; cultivator: lever har- row: smoothing barrow: single truck wagon; driving wagon: driving sleigh: bob sleigh: 2 single aleigho: set acelea: all binds harness. both double and aliiglr. used on this largo farm; Chet- iieln Graders; cream separator; a Inge qoantit dressed lumber and hardwood plank: about 1S0 bun. oats: 100 bus. barley: e quantity hay; mud digger. complete; and all small articles not Hated.

TERMS CASII.

If day iii unfit sale on Tuesday, May 20th. . WILLIAM MILLER.

HUGH I‘. MORRISON. Auctioneer.

N- B-- w Shrrlzrvvkr- Que» and and. Churchill. Mari. Ships could

C.C.F. Nominating Convention

A Nominating Convention to select two candidates for

on the evening of MAY 14th, Arid o Nominating Convention to select two candidates

MAY 15th or 8 P.M., in the TOWN HALL IN SUMMER-

All persons interested ore urged to be present. GEORGE WOTTON,

DOUGLAS MoeFARLANI,

Montreal to cut. down by several

carry grain to the lalend and per-

hundred miles the road distance between the Maritln-ies and Cen- tral Canada. .

By helping Llie Maritime; the ivhcie of Canada would benefit. The Maritlmea were full of re- sources. Slate, for instance. could be got from the Maritlmes instead of from Indiana.

mit the population there to grow as many as 1.000.000 hogs a. year. - Such trade would cut down the deficit on the Hudson Bay Rail- way running into Churchill,

CRIME UNDOING I

"W's ' ‘Won n?

Development of oil shale could w“ gswbmhm 1,, 189g,

finger printing

be Iield of the BEDEQUE HALL . 8 PM.

will be held on the evening of

President.

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Secretory-Treasurer.

CIVIL SERVANT! ‘IO DEE!‘

OTTAWA, May it - (or) .. The national conventim o! the Amalgamated Oivil Servants o: Canada will open in London. Ont on May 27, it was nnnotxneed to dBY- A large number of delegeta will deal with civil service prob icms on s national bells.

AH. Helm oi’ Kitdiener. Ont, 1|

MADE ANY SHAPI Green woods. impregnated wit! urea. may be bent. twisted one compressed when heated. semi... lng their new shapes whqa Qohd

the airy elegance efa brideltmqw-

SOLD III SIIMMERSIDE OIILY AT

Emnan Drug Co. Ltd.

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