iV/ESTERN

ocronan 2s. 1941f

GUARDIAN

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George Glow. l” Otte Newl.

' ' AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy, ill Hanover Street, eml

SUMMEBSIDI end PRINCE COUNT! ‘ecriptlons, Advertising.

we Street

‘T’? The Guardian may he bought et any of the

following stone

Bwggmre, Water Street; Gourliee Drllllwre. 21 Centre! Street: Egon“, mug-y, Wetq Street; Mark Geudet, 61 Grunt“; 51E“

mrdieu will-be delivered to any home in Summerside. per dsy or 12c per week. Phone 289 fur this service '4' u" b" mwudb" l" 4'1""! on your route

cm",- Boy et 2o o; give 1°" "d"

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__F0|; 51E. _ CGNDIJ Lil '-WANTED, _ Fgw good Fox

n m“. quantity. Rex Dawson.

__R[I\HITIRGI SALE, Town Hell. Bummerslde, Saturday afternoon at 1.30.

_m;_ CARSON, Chiropractor. ‘l1 Granville St. Summerslde, Tues- days and Saturdays until Nov. 25' only, Phone 394-2.

_'rltr. BEAUTY of e Single. ambit. or tripple strand of Pearls m 1,;- yours for a very moderate price at Moose Jewellers.

_.\'l:\v unmronns and Vanity CASE: lfincst grain leath and plas- 11¢ n’, iloase Jewellers.

Ammo SALES end Service. ell ‘ypQ5 n! l-Ivoready and General Bat» teries nild Accessories. Champion Electric, Keilsington.

-00 YOU SHAVE the modern way? The Electric Shavers by Rem- tngton Shirk. Sunbeam Sthavemas- ter a: Blouse Jctvellers.

-L,~\IIIES EARRINGS in all 00l- suc sizes ill gold fllled and rl. Sllell and Cameo, All ~ ve-s to match 3'01" new Fill ; at M0358 Jewellers.

rflmv & Wadman. poultry ..t Kellsillgton assembled a anti ill live poultry at Char-

‘: I. . 1;,Ili(9'o"l on Oct. i’! and will be

makni: weekly shipments.

n! SPITFIAT. MEETING 0f the

11w. -\. of Eedcqile United Church “g1 '»~ held in the Church on Sun cvrllillg, Oct. 26th at 7.30

ill the pastor. Rev. Burton l ii silcw missionary slides A special offering wilZ Everybody welcome.

LIGHTING AT ST. ‘lHiiYi-lwlrlv lighting has been in st. lVlary-‘s Anglican _ , Szilllmcrside. and is now :i u~r It was installed by Palmer m “wrists. Ltti. and provides aerfcit iiiillllnation for the church. l --s.

pl-JJTTRIC CUR-RENT will mt i>c supplied to our lines onl October 28th. from 6.30

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if tile weather should not liilblc. the \vork'vvlll be post.- llilZlI the first suitable any.‘ . Hydro-Electric Co. Ltd.

AJJNSINGTON, Malpeque and . Presbyterian Churches. Sunday, October 26th. Kensington:

i’. M. Worship and Malpeque at T30 P. .\i. Worship, Rev. J. A. MC- Gowan, Minister.

- IMPROVEMENTS IN TRIN- ITY ClililiCll — During the past szinlnzcr work has been in progress] kI {I112 Siulullersidc Un.ted Church

School quarters. A total of Z35 truckloads of clay were taken out Iii Pillflriling the base-nlent to u “Dill of nne feet. The interior new includes a corridor of about 5i) by 20 feet with 24 class-rooms built around the foundation wells. Each of these rooms ts about 7x10 ieet and will accommodate about flilht or ten chldren to a room. There is also a boiler room and an lin- -daie oil heating system wh l llcots the whole church . . The class-rooms are Ln- lstd in fir with ivory shade fIn’sh and there are two lavatories. It ls liolltti to llar the work completed ii mt curly da t‘. Another llllpmv" uielit 1s the installation of l.- new lilac oi church lighting, the first of its kind installed in the Mari- limes. It ronsists of a. recessed X-rly flood light comfolnat on ‘Illicit gives normal light for read- K .

The Saturday SPECIAL In the 5

fitting. These Panties ere in white z" small, medium or large, regularly- "! SPECIALLY priced for Seturdey Igain...You'li see these in the L‘

in been unavailable lcr 89 cents. There is reelly nothing

eat for sandwiches. eeieds or see-food diehea-sllhc lllvflr ll l0 Serve C-ebmeet-es I_eeid befcre...lt'e e reel You csn.get it in the Grocery Department

Iwant in drew your attention to the mart. yet relwnlbl! prised WOMEN'S COATS in the S end 10 Department. There ere e number liyler and febrlce from which to choose" Jn the selection ere Costs ll 0r without fur. I noticed en exceptlenell emsrt Coat with s M!‘ "l"! beck end new lerge full sleeves-this Cost is made of fewn.

atelltnte and deilcicusi

m“ 0r scarlet fleece end is priced lis in the iron 15.50

h m. 5 to 32.50...Before you decide

and l0 Dept,

Ill in

. °:,'"I"Y of llcusecdets iu smert we choice. If you prefer Chenille

Inmfln beauty, reee. pescll end blue. the sires ere l4 to I4. If you on for Corduroy-e-yeflfilnd it in blue ur eeerlet, priced st 10.95. Ii‘ ("rave l-‘lsn el-ycvrll ilrul it In either pleld or plain colored wrep-

u It! styles; time ere in sires 1| to 44. priced from 1410b 59- Visit the Lsdlee’ Wear Department te see these llouseccete

"Willi or zip

. “T5- TO hell) you choose just what you want to beautify your hemp

‘arrived In Summerside from De- troit, Mich._ and are guests of Ml‘. and Mrs. Harry Daley. They are also l; m Av u Church school, and at rnts. Mr. and Mrs. Vaniah Milli- ii it. .\i. Worship. Freetown at 3|9an"“‘3-

home after a br.ef but enjcyable ‘tinder .\lr. Willis Warren. In trans- ‘ Vlsli» llere- U" Sllest 0f her sister, fencing the basement into Sunday MPS- C-W- 1'!!!)'95-

les Willett 0,! Charlottetown have been in Alberton the past week doing general repair Post Office.

are enjoying a. motor trip to Bas- ton, Mass, and several other cen- tres in the U.S.A. They plan visit- ing Toronto ,on the return home.

er was given on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jas. our of Miss Betty Travers, whcse marriage takes places in Kldure Capes on Wednesday next.

Pke. who is undergoing Mlrlidiil treatment in a W111 b, glad to know that he is

making 100d 910879"-

" WOliIENs uavon KNIT PANTlE8....Theee ere in [cod quality. fine llb knit. They're comfort-hie to wear because they're smooth and snug

"we'- e reel treat to eeti Brltilh (lelumble ORABMEAT-“Thll ' e. but new you ceu get 8% 011MB "III

l5 and l0 Department, ranging In eile from l2 to db-prlccd

Willi could be more comfortable than e wsrm HOUSECOAT to slip i Yflur evenings st homemln the Ladies’ Weer Department there

in Summenide:

{Horned Rex Darwson, Albany,

-BLUE POTATOES r03, 551,5

— 9"!" Yours now as the sup- ply 1e limited. Phone 501.

-rou SALE. - Carrots, Cab- Cecil

bage. Parsnips and 3”“ Psynter, New London.

—PERHAPS tier Blrthdd! i3 in iOClOIIH‘. and Moasc Jewellers sug-

Best hen-Birthstone a Opal,

the selection at their gtofg see

—NOBTH TRYON Presbyterian Church Service Sunday. October

25m. at 7.30 P. M. Miss Mary A. MfliiKenlle. Deaconess.

—WI WILL ill! collecting hogs as usual every Tuesday morning ciimmelifilfl! Oct. 28th. Waugh and

Hogg. Phone 287-2 or 605.3 -r~"on SALE. - Fairmall n, Tfflclvir. 0n rubber with starter,

llshts and lift all. Also internation- al tandem di-sc barrow. Bert Mc- Cafllle. Middleton.

—-FOR SALE-B-room house. modern conveniences with thre- acres of land. ranch and build. IIIBS- Will sell separately. Nor. man Johnson. 342 Uppel- central Street, Summerslde,

—FUltNlTURE~~ltEl~‘lNlSlIEI). Painting and decorating. paint supplies, wail finish, etc. New wall Dimer sample book Just arrived Something different. We take ore

we have 5flmDl95 0i’ finished wood on display. Frank's Paint Shop 175 Hanover Street. Summerslcle. I

— TREE FALLS ON CAR -~ A lHYZO Pflillar tree on the property of Mr. Lemuel Arsenault. lilyrtie Street. Summersidc, big-y do\y|| durini the heavy wind storm on Thursday evening and {n11 C" a parked automobile owned by 1mg R83’ Mifoflvllfi of Freetown. Just s few" minutes previously Mr. Mo. Carville had got out of the car and gone lrl the house. The trunk of the tree struck the top of the car crushing it badly and also damag; l"! the eng ne hood. The hclre lights and the telephone were 1.150

Personals

-Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Church

visiting Mrs. Church's par-

Alhertcn

.Mrs. (Din) Stewart has returned

Messrs James MoCaughey. Char-

‘work on the

Dr. Wilbert Shea and Mrs. Shea

trp

An einjoyable mhcellaneoue show-

Pike in hc-n-

Tile many frends of Mr. H-J- Mn-ncton hospital

end l0 Department for this week

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. fig’ em IIIII SIIIiIII All IIIS iilillillfl IIILIIIIIIIES owl-s 1m u may; II iiwlel llee have!!! HOOLBEIT CUM limit h MY HMO l COLIIMIIA HCIIIRI

THE GUARDIAN.

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cAPlTQL-Summerside ' ~

TODAY (Friday) m SATURDAY

table Bill iiusilmlfllliiilllllf . ..

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us.‘ ....-s Ilsvl

Show: 7:I5-9:IS Matinee Saturday 2:30

m. the 13th Chopfer of _".IUNGI.E RAIDERS"

Show:

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jeffrey are vlsltng llere. the guests of Mr. Jeffrey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffrey Sr.

llir. Jarvis Matthews has accept- uii a positoll will the Aluminum Company of Canada at their plant. in Arvicia, Quebec. I-{is friends w sll hm tile utmCst success in his new work.

Congratulations and the best wishes of a host of friends are ex- tended to Mr. and .\fl's. Claude Lewis who were married on Octo- ber 14th at the Un ted Baptist Parsonage, OLeary. by C-O- HOW- lett. BA.

A number of friends and rela- tves gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis on Wed-

nesday, Oct. 8th., to tender a S»‘.lG\\‘El‘ in honor of Mr. and Mrs.‘ Bruce Curr e (nee Mile Stella

Lewis). Tile room was DWI-ill!’ d9?‘ orated in pink and white for tile occasion by girl fronds of the bride. The bride and Broom Weft! ushered to the seats of honor by Mr. and Mrs. John MvFflflflne- Those assisting in 09911118 and presenting the gifts were Mrs. Mil- ton Ashley. Mrs. Harold Ashley’ Miss Jean Hudson. T-lleY “k0 Te'I Ce ved a sum of money. After the giflg were upened the bridegroom on bfllfllf of llmseif and his bride thanked one and all for the love- iv inns. “For They Are Joly 060d Fellows" was then sung. A dalntYi lunch was served by the hostess... asssted by Mrs. Brenton Hudson. Mrs. Milton Ashley. Mrs- Garth Harrison, Mm. Harold Ashley and Miss Jean Hudson. At a late hour all departed to their homes wish- int: the newlyweds "my yes" ‘>1 happy wedded I15-

“War-Mongering" Debate ilcntinues |

LAKE SUCCESS. N.Y.. Oct. 24- (CP) — Andrei Vlshinsky tonight renewed his attack on Warren R I Austin and John Foster Dulles. Un- I ited States delegates to the United Nations. as the Russian bloc‘: "wer- monger" offensive spread to two fronts in the UN. Assembly. Vlshinsky, chief Russian dec- gate. also said the United States; reminded hkn 0! "n ilfll-ISIIWI and "Hitler-inn." ' He took the floor In tile M-mem- ber Political Committee and ch81’!- sd that. Austin sounded an "appeal for vrar" Thursday when Austin called on the Assembly to reject Russia's resolution condemning ‘iwar-nvngerillg.”

only, with eleltic waist-the sizes priced et all cents-they're I- not! st only 69 cents-they're e super

‘ Section of the 5 end 10 Dept.

thet cen replace British Columbia

et 27.50. You can get Women's

his list of i5 Americans he calls

Vishinsky has na-med Dulles in

"warmongers." The Russian en- swered Austin's defence of Dulles as a “Chrlsthn gentleman" by asserting that Dulles "preaches a’ tough policy against Soviet R/us- sla. That is wily he ie e wermong- er."

Shortly before Vkhineky spoke. Mrs. Franklin D. loclevelt struck at u Yugoslav resolution in the Assembly's Social committee. Turkey. a recipient n! American aid under the ‘Prumen program. started the day's debate with en accusation that the Russian Gov- ernment radio and the Moscow press is wasing u cmWIlGH 0i

on e Cont. come in end lee these

sreble styles. from which to make —you'll ilnd it in green. whiten

"psychological aggression" all!!!" Turkish people and making “war- vnongerng" attacks on the ‘Hlrkleh Government.

Selim Sarper, Turkish chief del- egate, appealed to the United Na- tions Assembly to stop “this nefar- ious propaiianda."

Vishinsky retorted later tn the day that none oi’ the examples

cited by Super was “war-monger- ing." , -

MONDAY - "THE RAZOR'S EDGE“

-—with— ‘TYRONE POWER - GENE TIERNEY

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BAR. HARBOR. Me, Oct. 24- (APJ»Resembling refugees of war. thousands of persons today fled this ilfliille-hYiStCd island colony of summer tnansions to escape anoth- cr night of terror caused by forest fires which took 17 lives in the United States and wrought damage exceeding $26,000,000 across New England.

Maine, with si-x communities wip- cd out in addition to this devas- tated section of Mount Desert Is- land, vacation playground of the rich. was still under attack by four firefronts raging out of control.

As the Army. Navy. Coast Guard and Red Cross rushed aid by plane. all available local agencies and persons rallied to help 3,500 evac- uees who strealmed out of Bar Hair- bor and other island areas 1n swiftly-gathered boa s.

Matinee Monday 3:30

LAST SHOWING TONIGHT

"SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI"

Appoint Six-- Men To New Goal Board

Outbreaks of wo dland blazes

tflarec‘; elsewhere. in New York.

new seven man‘ DOlmr-“on Co“ ranged nortll into tile Canadian ' - . ‘ P" i t a i‘ . -

Board, headed by Wilbur E. Ureu iligvolflcvevtgdsrqvixvs mf salt‘); gag;

Or the nec°nslguitlgn_Dsparlgfiré of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Mtiirsllstagngllalslfenvltoe Qingy l. “s”? “.§"",‘f‘“"§.‘“ “P” E35‘ I - ~ l - t '~ ' n

Laglslaflm‘ Selling “P the I coTiIrllgtilIg OlllloflijgdfUp lrfeglil-mlle- B°3Td~ l“ line Wllll a lecommenda‘ Rfl-hOlll‘ winds as their best aid. llim °l7 "i9 Calm" R°Y9l Cm“ Rain still rclllallled only a. hope in ml-Sllim 0" mil-dill“ Passed 9L t-he six-state area. drought-gripped

the last session of Parliament aild for g4 days’ The “Mather Bum,“ rwclslmed yesterday. Esaia only a “sprinkle” was nus“ Serving wiCh Mr. Urcn will be: lsagurday 1115111“ Wiililm C. Whlitu-kflr. 0f U10‘ The hottest areas of Maine,

Ollerflims‘ A-‘Jsviilfllloil. Cfllilflilh took 0n cnn-ibat-zone appearance. secretary and commissioner; Iall National Guerd-scnell and Legion- Macbaren. president of the Ro- lualres joilled ill aiding families cheater and Pittsburgh Coal Com- ‘fleeing thc blackened streets of puny, Toronto, formerly associate sudden "ghost" towlns. coal controller; Maj. Gcil. E. IL; Survivors told of huge flame- Renaud. Quebec; Pei-rival Strect- bin-sis that flashed down without er, president and manager of the warninti- Others Said ‘he? SAW R Avon coal cgnypany’ 531m, JQhnI lightning iillift. ill the wind spare N_ n; D_ w_ (Dan wmm . Mm- ‘Ollfi house as flames roared “son, Mayor o; Glace Bay‘ pr s" lllrnilgll houses around It. and iOrmer district 2e president of l Music's dsslh W" sllwd s! 10 and the Unfted Mme workers o; Am_ its loss was officially estimated at "k1 ‘$25000 000. Three fire - caused Chairman Uren. before coming dfalhs _“'°"° llswd I“ Mafia‘ w Ottawa m 1940’ w“ prominent cnusctts. thrcc in Michigan and in industrial and financial fields °"e1I"=C°“t"°°‘l°“I' ‘ 1 i In ‘Toronto. During and since the ' 1R cgwgl’ “m? M‘ 5mg! “Igex n war. he has served as priorities of- t“ 5 a e “gas h‘; p u I ‘f “W2 ficer. steel controller. timber ccll- Sfgagsesslgggao gxznggfipgepe e; gzltleeéfland “Inn-ml” M blmdmg elusive of costly furnishings and art The seventh place on the Board lmmsmcs‘ included

Snow-places destroyed gggngfd ‘med ‘hmuy’ I" was "n" those of author Mary Roberts Rifle-

h rt. Lad Euiic O k , id of Mal” flmcum“ M I'M B°a"d SIIr Hanryy OakIe-sfIsIaIInI-ls Contagion will l” W will)’ ‘Mid i=°°"""°"'l baronct; financier William unma- W ‘he Gilvelflmml- 1mm" "9' toll. soup manufacturer William 9931""! Pmductmn‘ Imlmrtatlml- Proctor. steamship magnate George illltrlbilllim and "59 0i (‘Q81 l" Munson. Also lost were the famed

Canada. as well as the develon- Msmnl-lai Laboratory and the ment o! technical and research buildings oi‘ Acadia National Park. lfilvlblei- - | Associated Press writer Juries

Calogero ftrcm the hei-g-ht of the fire in Bar Harbor said the inter- national colony looked "like a

SMOKELESS EXPIIOSIVE Scientists have taken the cotter.

Forest Fire Damage Exceeds $26,000,000

a dozell of 50 oilce-palatial resid- enceg left. _

What officials culled Richie's gieutcst economic catastrophe car- ried a threat of future loss In the minds of many enlcrgcllcy walkers who talked during hot coffee paus- es of whether 01' not the great summer houses would be rebuilt.

Saved by boat, Mrs. Andi-cw Walls. 49. told of "a crescent of fire-just like a big furnace around us." she said women were hysterical and children crying with fear and cold. Mrs. Katherine Davis said she escaped in a school bus loaded ‘with 34 other persons, thrcc dogs. a kitten and a canary;

Family Allowances Case In Court

OTTAWA. Oct. L’: 1GP) _. The first exception to prove tile- rule of general honesty anlolig rc~ cipients of family allmratlccs was announced today by Health Mill- ister Martin after the Act llarl been in operation more than three

years. The case involved Airs. Nara Miller of Atholville, N.B.. who pleaded guilty in tlltigistratcis

court Oil three charges of unlaw- fully cashing a Iliulllly tlllcwailtc cheque for an allcrsrncc to which slie was not vlltitlcd and to a filurih charge of making ri false stltcluen at the time of applying for allolv- I ancc. l She was filled a total of S200 and i

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FOR SALE

BURKE HOTEL, TIGNISH

Equipped with everything, hot water furnace, electric fights.

It is the volatile oll present in a cedar chest which kills‘ moth larvae. ’ ‘

costs or four months in Jill-

‘The assumption on which the Act was based." commented H. B. Curry, National Director of Fam- ily Allowances. "that mOSt IJBOPlf! are thoroughly honest -- has bfien abundantly prcven. However, w en family allowances have been 2:73:13, 7ro“uxs wrongfully obtained. there will be V no hesitation whatever in vs "is (See Bud Abbott and Lou Costello is the perlaii/y provisions of the act. ‘floumvoonn .

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HALIFAX LAWYER DIES One of their funniest shows writ-II

Frances Rafferty and , Robert Stanton. Also Serial and New; s.

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HALIFAX, Oct. 23-(O)—Alfred Graham Cummings. '16, prominent Halifax lawyer and former secre- tary of the Halifax County Lib- eral Association. died today 10l- iowlng a long illness. He was the first, registrar under the Dominion Bankruptcy Act 0i 193°-

Survivors include e brother, Ewalt. of Beaverdell. 15.0.

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