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‘A school for church elders. tonducted by Rev. Stuart Coles -Toron'o secretary of lay stud: for the Presbyterian Church in Canada, was held on evening in the Sum- erside Presbyterian Church Hall with representatives from f us parts of the province in endance. Front, left to right, Dr. J. A. MacMurdo, Summer-’ side, Rev. Mr. Coles, Rev. L. iN. MacNaughton, Tyne Valley;

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' ACCEPTING CHICKEN at our ultry Plant — Mondays only -. Large lots by appointment. ddell Brothers, Crapaud.

REGULAR MONDAY night d party’ Masonic Hall, Ken- gto Lunch and prizes. leryone welcome.

CRAPAUD RINK. Regular e 8-10 p.m.

Drea tions using this column ; Promote their meetings, en-

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TODAY 1S the final day of our id of ae sale. Waddell Bros.,

KENSINGTON Home and Sehoc Association will hold a pantry sale on Saturday Jan. 31, + 3.00 p.m. Kennedy’s Store.

RESERVE Thursday February Sf1 pot luck supper, Malpeque Hall.

CRAPAUD RIN K— Skating every Saturday 8 to 10. School tating every Friday 3 to 5. BEDEQUE RINK tonight, Sat-

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Free Skate for beginners only, 1:30 to 2:30.

SKENSINGTON RINK today, urday skating 2:30 to 4:30 wening 8 to 10. Ice Sports Fri- y Feb. 6th.

=COME TO THE Valentine par- r social in St. Mark’s Hall, ington Feb. 2nd at 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by the A.Y.P.A. Every- née welcome.

W.A. MEETS— Mrs. Allen Jen- kins conducted the worship of the od of the W.A. of Summer- Trinity United Church on hursday. evening at the parson- we wheh 26 members and three Ss were present. She was as- sted by Mrs. Hinton and Mrs. old Carr. The meditation was

ed “Jesus the hope of the florid’. The business was in ge of the president, Mrs. ‘Harold Carr when reports from various committees and plans for bun) projects were made. ‘

PERSONALS

Mr. Douglas Bell of Carleton eit yesterday (Friday) for dericton,. N.B., where he ll be a judge at the chinchilla iBT show. rs

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Mr. Ivan Dickidson, Darnley, is.confined to Prince County Hos- pital following a heart - attack suffered on Tuesday.

CANADIAN POTASH - Saskatchewan has the only rge deposits of potash in North America outside of New Mexico.

- Professional Cards -

_ Chartered Accountants

‘T. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce

t Building Sumimerside, PEI. Phone 2235 = INSURANCE

Sh. E. Ellis & Son Limited

_ Fire —;Auto._— Casualty Eom Summerside Optometrists .

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E. E. Parkman - Opt. D., R.O. . PHONE 3287 Summer St. Surmnmerside

. B. F. Hunter, R.O. Summerside, P.E.1. Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING

Photographers

THE READ STUDIO D. W. SEKARS

‘Barrister —_— George R. MacManon, LL.B. (Also Kensington\on Saturdays: Phone Summerside 3551

sales

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Back row, left to right, Harry ; Jardine, Kent- | MacArthur, Victoria West, Wil- ford Horne, Alberton, George | liam Stavert, Kensington.

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Pleads Guilty To Break At Curling Club

SUMMERSIDE — A 23-year-old Summerside man was remanded until this morning for sentence when he pleaded guilty to a break and entry charge before Magistrate R. S. Hinton, Q.C. in police court here Friday.

The accused admitted breaking inte the Summerside Curling Club early Friday morning.

He was appreherded at the scene by Constables’ Berry, Champion and MacKinnon of the town force. The police officers went to the curling club in res- ponse to a call about 3.30 a.m. from a nearby resident who said he had heard glass breaking.

The accused was found in the boiler room of the building. About a year ago the officers caught three meh in the act of breaking into the club.

Two residents of Albany plead- ing guilty to charges of being intoxicated in a public place each drew fines of $20 and costs or 15 days.

A Tignish man pleaded not guilty to a smilar charge and was remanded in custody until this | morning.

‘Town Act

Undergoing nd

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SUMMERSIDE — The Sum- merside Town Incorporation Act is currently being revised and will be presented to the legisla- ture after it is completed and passed by the town council.

D. O. Stewart, Q.C., town soli- citor, is preparing the revisioa, the first since 1903, with the as- sistance. of’ Town ‘Manager J. A. Brophy. :

The act has never been revis- ‘ed or amalgamated although many amendments have been

passed over the years, resulting in numerous deplications.

Deputy Minister Addresses Group At Knutsford

, Malcolm MacKenzie, deputy minister and director of educa- tion, addressed a meeting of the ratepayers of Knutsford School District on Thursday night at which a large number was in attendance.

Thfs was one of several meet- ings which are being held in the O’Leary area to hear an explanation of legislation re- lative to the formation of Reg- ional High Schools and larger units of administration. The meetings are being sponsored by a committee of interested ratepayers throughout this area.

On the same night, a similar meeting was held at Woodstock and was addressed by Merritt Callaghan, supervisor of schools.

Regals Edge Rockets 8-5 In Rough Tilt

ALBERTON — Fhe, Alberton Regals edged Elmsdale Rockets 8-7 in an exceedingly rough West League hockey game in the Alber- ton rink Thursday night.

Ettnsdale was 4-3.in the middle frame, following a 2-all first period, but were unable to maintain their lead as the Regals outscored the Rockets 3-1 in the closing frame.

The game featured was marked by numerous penalties and argu- ments with the officials.

Elmsdale marksmen were E. Adams with three goals, A. Wal- lace and. W. Matthews with two each.

Albérton tallies were notched by Tom Barbour with a pair and L. Profit, L. Gaudet, E. Gavin, W. Hardy and J. Rooney with singletons.

Penalties. were awarded to L Profit, L. Gaudet, D.\Campbell, D. Currie and Tom Barbour of, the Regals squad and F. Rennis,

255 Water St. Summerside

and Tuplin. of the Rockets team.

Alberton Mixed Curling Draw.

ALBERTON — Mixed curling schedule a+ the Alberton curling rink tonight. Ice No. 2—7:30, Art Wilkie, Bert Pridham, Cecil Hutt, Veida Matthews vs Frank Bryan, Mont Hutt, Ralph Gaudet, Ruby Hutt.

8.45, Charles Gordon, Beth Quigley,.George Dunbar, Fran MacWilliams, vs Don Campbell, Isabel Clarke, Lioyd Matthews,

cae Fy Pee. Friday, Sat. 7:15 - 9: B - TiS - O10 Ice No, 1 — K. Matheson, vs. :

B. Turver: ice No.3 C. um-| _— on. t ee “House Of ter, vs. B Coneeel. ' +| Alan Ladd, William Ben- | Ice No. 1 — E. Millman, vs, | “ix, Danna Foster in— Secrets”

E. Turner; Ice No. 2 — C. Hun: e a

ter, va. E. Campbell. ‘The Deep Six" |} MICHAEL CRAIG

sete | Ice No 1 — F. Bryan, vs. K.| 1m color. Also serial. RORBARA HATES Matheson; Ice No. 2 — H. Bar- waaay |

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James Bey ie shined at "oriading|, Ht had no notion of trying to] !96, the provines oe ; build up Moosonee a plain crazy" if it ‘t take ad. —

the wealth of the Aretie down into] Dot" pet etter “ths “cleappolst vantage of the northern port and

u, | ing- experience’ “at Churchill;' the rail line that russ up to it,

. Bert Pridham, Per- =~ Do»

ATTENTION POULTRY. FARMERS Until further notice we will be

receiving poultryon_Tuesday of each | week commencing January 6. a

Jenkins Brothers Limited

Summerside, Dial 2167 - 2168

ALAN H. WARREN

Texaco Service, Firestone Tires; accessories; batteries and battery service.

20% OFF SNOW TIRES

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DISTRICT BUSINES

SHOP AND SAVE IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY

This Business Directory Page is a handy buyers guide, prepared for the residents of this district, and is a weekly feature of The Guard ian-Patriot. We urge you to take advantage of the services offered here as these advert isers represent a group of community minded

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THE BOATES PHARMACY

Your Corner Drug Store! COLGATE’S DENTAL CREAM

business.

The treasurer's report in- cluded a substantial bequest from the state of M.L. Bradshaw. This amount was divided be- tween home and foreign missions. Interesting letters were read from missionaries in India. A commit-

ilies.

During the study period a letter was read from a mission visitor to Russia and it gave a_ vivid picture of conditions there in so far as charistianity is concerned and presented a real challenge to christians.

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

(Inseminator Required)

Applications will be re- ceived for the position of Inseminator, for the West Prince Artificial Breeding

SUMMERSIDE

It is in the nature of the Prince Edward Island and the manner of the industry of the people to have a great demand for motoring transport of every kind; s@ there are many cars and many trucks, and also many garages

MacDONALD LTD. Dodge & DeSoto Cars

Always a fair deal in our

Sales and Service

McCormick Farm Machinery. Farmall Tractors “and repairs. Beatty Barn equipment. Sales and service. Plumbing and

and agents.

Not the least of these businesses catering for the motorist is in Foundry Street, Summerside, D. Alex. MacDonald,Ltd. Mr. MacDonald is from just out of town, Traveller’s Rest. He opened his business just 18 | months ago and is a supplier of\the highly-featured Ford and Edsel Cars and Ford Trucks. .He has developed quite an interest in used cars and trucks, of which he always has a selection on hand for those who look for

a motorist’s bargain — something that will’ really go

PURINA FEED —

(George Cantelo, Prop.)

used cars heating. Phone 2312 First St. 1 2 Phone 101-2 Montague || MONTAGUE \ MONTAGUE

SERVICE

_ ELECTRIC CO.

(Gilbert Kk. Clements, Prop. ; “alectrie Contractor

and be within a modest budget.

If you feel that your vehicle requires a good tune- up, or winterizing or any service that will make your driving a pleasure, drop in and see “Mac” and the staff and be really satisfied—or you may get' that good deal you are looking for.

RADIO SERVICE

RCA Victor: TV Sets

Purina Protena Hog Grower . Propane Gas 5 bag lots or over, General Electric Authorized Cash price $3.70 per cwt. Dealer Phone 67 Montague Phone 92 Montague DUVAR’S KING'S

LUMBER MILL

Rough and Finished Lumber. Build your cupboards now with plywood, hardboard.

eae Ea Tener Jean Camp- |] Free PickUp & Deli Service. ’ wae ree . pes ee e,@ e . a e * FREE ee ae Eee ee ee een eee, who give employment, pay business taxes and are behind worth while projects in || quid estre Crome Shampoo Perry, Robert Profit, Summerside - ak Phone 2344 279 Water St. Muriel Yeo. ; . the community in which they conduct their aaa lee No. 2: 7.90, Lloyd Wilkiet “THE FLOWER CART” ity Y | ” gueroat Marie Gaudet vs. Addison Ray: CRYSTAL DAIRY LTD. || runcral designs; potted business. Keep your money working in your diets | A. 1 Mecleen bas Vivian Curry. * : (William Stordy, Prop.) planis; :ut flowers; flowers ’ Pontize & Buick Cars 8.45, Erskine Campbell, V ; Mackay, mor Mackey, Cor } Pasteurised mil & Croom, telegraphed anywhere. | own community by patronizing the advertis- LOCAL ein: = Sibvinn « use: mpbe . VS James yrick, ome . hocola' . : Ruth Millman, Hubert Campbell, | Butteranilk, Butter. a Feene Ne Laer &. ers on this page BUSINESSES This Week's Special ean . s : 10.00, C. Hunter, Lou Turnér;|[' For Townwide Home Delivery | ti o a ee are SS ee aera ela a. . Dean Carpenter, Isabel Camp. || ‘S East St. y WAJ.LACE | : bale | LIMITED oe 1M. HARRIS FAMILY BAKERY ’ a Warehouse and Storage PLUM . ‘@ Mrs. P. Metherell CROCKETT’S oe ee UMBING & ing || 18XACO SERV. STN. See | QUALITY JEWELLERS suauae’ task cine id ; or ~— Is Re-elected Bluebird & Keepsake We move you anywhere, seh a Se er HOME an meee ° : ‘any Electrical tractors Speciai WMS President paegeenng Phone 2037 11 Spring St. ||] Electrical Wiring & Supplivs sets saci, eee ei s 7 a While They Last Phone 3129 31 Central St. For Happiness Repairs promptly attended te SUMMERSIDE —Mrs P. Meth- ummerside Second Summerside ie a Cor Water & Sts. | erell was somrees — | Phone 5 : Water St. Dial 2500 Water St. | ions i at the ann meeting merside 5 Phone Summerside WMS of the, Summerside Church f ST. PETER’S BAY | the home of Mrs. Chester Mur- oO. K. RUBBER : é ray Orheroficers “appointed | D. ALEX MacDONALD | gay.ponett Bait? \ WELDERS GEO. C. WILLIAMS RALPH MacDONALD Mrs. Lucy rey! viet red Ford and Basel Cars Sl. PETERS BAY || re: re Prop.) || a Se ~——}]] Bleetric_and_Acetylene_Weld- ' dents, rs. is Read, . Sales, o Flowers tary: Mrs. Garth Linkletter, as-|] Tune Leigh "Winterizing CO OP Recapping, Rubber Welding is ing of all kinds. Portable 670-15 $10.00 sistant secretary and Mrs. Harry THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL Groceries, and Meats, Paints } Recapped Snow Tires Funeral Designs equipment to weld on loca- Snow Tires Here! Linkletter, treasurer. 1956 PLYMOUTH, Hard Top |] and Hardware. Drygoods aad Special 11.95 Wedding Flowers tion. Retreading, the ‘charge of ‘Mrs. Emery Link oh ts hein ta _ eee Phune 3232 _ 153 Granville St. ||] Phone 701 Notre Dame St. x letter with the meditation “‘Bro-|] °*"" Jon” speciat. OFFER! Phone 4 9, Peters Beg pe Pee ee a ae OY | eicenkiiahe < Phone 2529 219 Water St. W. therhood”. She was assisted by |}" Foundry St. Ss | JIL a pentane ' MONTAGUE ue After prayer was offered by bai as Mrs. WO, Wede te mete! FY Alex MacDonald Ltd. WILLARD [ MacLEop & creens || Crockett’s Quality Jewellers

This fine business was estgblished over fifty years ago by Harold R. Crockett, senior, who came to Sum- merside from York and chose a site on Water Street, opposite the present situation of “Crockett’s”. Later, new premises were erected by J. E. Gallant and H. R. Crockett and the business of Crockett’s Quality Jew- ellers was opened in 1919. On the death of H. R. Croc- kett, senior, his sons Harold and Carl took over and . Carl's son Parker also assists with bench:, work.

While Carl does not admit to anything spectacular in sports he confesses to a deep interest in Hockey, Curl- ing and Baseball, for even a busy retailer finds a healthy relaxation in matters outside the scope of regular busi- ness.

Anyone visiting the most inviting atmosphere of Crockett’s will find therein a wonderful bright display of jewellery of every kind, decorative and useful and also, for those who seek high quality goods in brand« name watches and choice diamond rings, they are also there in profusion. /

__ The modest buyer will find a wide choice of splen- did costume items that are kept up to date in modern design.

i 1A hardware, chrome os Cia, _ gre ha = A call at “Mac’s” will be well worth your while. + ial ee Gee ceutidines, ah ut ernelbes i Whether for personal wear and use, or for gifting, Rog i pp A Ping aha t prices. , || the Crockett array awaits the caller for his or her aaeary Services, Te Phone 84 Montague | Phone 129-2 Montague || Pleasure. BOX 3000 Charlottetown Souris SOURIS | MATTH2W & McLEAN al “one uree CHAISSON’S | MONTAGUE BAKERY A. A. FRASER ; elas BIRT’S SERVICE CO OPERATIVE ASSN. cae te | | STATION LTD.- = “Tasty and Fresh” Your 'mperia! Esso Agent General Merchants NOTICE gree 2 —_ You Headquarters for Ty Our Esso Extra and Esso Gasoline, @ Quality Groceries Gasoline, Oil; accessories; : Dry Gente, ores Sundries. Tasty Meats & Lunches a ad Esso Preducis, Kerosine, ol cage neat tire battery service; road My office hours in Bede- |. Havaware Orders To. Take Out jome-Sty Stove, Furnace & Diesel Fuel @ Sheif and Heavy Hardware ||| 2¢'vice: repairs & tune-ups; ue and Borden are as Rveciaitiing Is Co-np ™ Cakes, Cookies, Pies oss Building supplies Goodyzar & Goodrich tires BEDEQUE— sunt In Souris — Souris P. E. 1. |i] Phone 46-2 Montague }/} “lontague P. EB.» Wl courts p. E. 1. |i] Phoue 38 Sours: | Monday 4 7.9 : ; 7 Wed.” No oftite hours KENSINGTON CRAPAUD Thursday | Saal | eR Ii- Friday 7—9 || G. L. MacKENZIE INC. RAMSAY’S KENSINGTON W. L. MILLAR : CRAIL AUD WADDELL BROS. . | Saturday. 24 | dics’ tats ects ESS} SERVICE FEED SERVICE LTD. Dry Good CREAMERY COMPANY General Merchants | BORDEN— Atlas Tires, Batteries and ||] “An Island Industry Employ. (average Manafacturers of Creamery || Groceries-Hardware Tuesday 3—5 || Groceries, Hardware, Family ||| accessorics. Mitior repairs. ||| ing Islanders”. a, —— At Lowest Prices! Rutter. Public cold storage Drygoods tars my os Footwear, Wallpapers and ||| ‘ubrication specialists ee ee a Festwear lockers for rent. Dealers in Dealers in all kinds of Saturday 7-95 Se eee. Friendly Service “Oe te Per Sete” ‘Fer All The Family! flour and mill needs. ' _ Used Barrels DR. R. L. SMITH, M.D. Phone 74 Kensingto1 li Phone 51 Kensingten | Phone 36-2 Kensington [|| “hone 1 es "hone \4 Crapaud | Phene 18-2 Crapacd ‘

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