TJANUAQY 18. 194'.‘

WESTERN GUARDIAN

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' AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. ise lllllullcl st. and 9°"!!! Clow. 9O Ottawa St. SUMMEBSIDE and riuivcu 00cm“! News. Subscriptions. Advertising

t.._._-i Tho Guardian may be bought dall . "f t wfotliowgitinsttorea In ‘Srsuluieibtldap?! P h. my Bookstore. a r ; oiirles Drugstore Wate Str t. toiooto Bakery. Water Street; Mark Gauilet. 6'1‘ Granville Streecet

The Guardian wlll be delivered to any horn. tn gmmemqm curler any It 2» iwr h: or no per week. Phone m to. thla eerrie... ' If" your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your mute.

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Jsrrciiics. Tunis in stock. -oun sroox o! mu, l; p“... bombs Bros, Kenslngton. I tlcelly complete tn aim. Order from’

. » The summer-Side Hardware Co. dl-LXPERIENCED MAID WANT- m-Please apply Mrs. W. E. ntlman, 1'14 Summer St, Sum-y erside. I

dNEW RESTAURANT HOURS -l..eo Coyle’: Olympia Restaurant,» —-ll0(?lst;Y, Bcdcquc Rink Mo..- Bummei-side. Will M‘ 0P6“ every day. Jan. 20, South Shore League Sunday from l to 9:30 RM. and‘ Liiifllt, Middleton Bombers vs. every week 1118311 “"111 13 °'61°¢k-i Freetown Royals. Skate after.

—NOBTll TBYON Presbyterian Church service, Sunday, Jmugry 191th. at 7.30 I’. M. Miss Mary A. MacKer-zic. Deaconess.

_ . i . ._.BUYING SMELTa -_Highest| ...um,g,gnryq ca, o; yum-rat price paid. P1101"? 6°5'li>- DBIPSaturday. January 18th. 194T. Ken- ciiint-roii. Travellers’ Rest. slngton Dairy CO-operative Associa- —-—i— tiori.

..BEOODER srovns. iiiiy Car-i _ ers Witter Bowls. now :'.‘,'aiiab‘.e.' __w5 ARE Now Ewan‘ gram ooiiiiis Bros. Kemlniitvn. toi- Asphalt Shingles for Spring De- —-——~—- livery. Do not. be disappointed.

-ll0lt.\‘li2 BUGS rind Strcl ltames Lem..- yqm- 0rd“ new Tyne 5m... l iiailrihle at The 5lllllill¥r5idﬁ Hard" mersidc llardwarc Co.

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—-KENSlN(ii'l‘ON. hllilileque and bus transportation li-uvliig Ken- Frcetown Prcsbylfrhlll Chumlhes- singtoii ‘t p.m. tonightt Satur- icrviccs Sllllday- Jullu"? mm- Ken‘ day). Kcnsington registered North iint;l°“ i“ n A M' and 7'3. P" M‘ Shore Granite All Stars vs. O’-i rind Miilileque at 23° P‘ M" Annual! Leary Seniors. Return fare $1.50. ' fjongfbgﬂllOflﬂl Meetings Tuesdalhi _ ___ I Intillﬂfli’ 21st. FYWWW“ t" 2 P- M~ --oiiunciro FENGLAND.—'1‘he ind Kemlngmr‘ at a P‘ M‘ REV‘ J‘ annual meetliu; of the Parish of. A. McGowan. Minister. [New London. will be hleld 1n SL1 . te hen’s Church. Bur lngto on

—('/\5E ADJOURNED-The Caseli/logday. January 20th. at. 7.30 M-i oi a $l1mm"3"5l‘l° "slum charimbweather and roads permitting’. At with <1 V1°|°U°11 °f ‘he bmldmg good attendance is requested. I). E.’ 5nd zoning by-law continued in NOEL React ‘

—~HOCKEY MATCH. Chartered

Sumiiicrside Police Court on _ __h Thursday‘ and 110W Siﬂlldi 5d‘ -FUNERAI, TIIURSDAY- Th0

itlllrlwfl h“ Tl“""‘l"-‘" ‘kmuaw llHlPFill of Betty Adams. itifant; Zilrti-S. . ltluiightci- of Mr. aiitl Mrs. Wilfred.

ilrcftoy Adams, was held Thursday‘

dsllDDEN Dl\2A'l‘ll 01-‘ LEWIS 1\'AN RATTRAY-Miiiiy -u Slllll- nicrsidn will regret to lciiiu of lit!‘ suiltlcii deuth iii Mti'l‘li.i"‘i'll l» st Suiiiluy of Ml‘. Lrwiis I\_iii R‘tllt'tl_\'~ a Hill-IN.‘ of Harrington, RE 1.. illld who some years ugu iwis ! iii gri- of the Stedman Store in Siiiiiiiicr- sldc for some time after it. iipcitcil hEFt‘. At the time of his rliiiiih lie “(is ltlﬂllitgCl‘ of a F‘. W. Woul- ucrth stoic in Moiitreiii. Hi- is; survived by his wife and litllfi children.—S.

. -——~_ l —MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER- Mrs. Cyril Hickey, Sumincrsirlc, “as liostcss on Thursday i-vciting. at a miscellaneous showcr iii lion- or of Miss Gracc Gunning at which a number of her girl friends were present. The gifts ‘iverel

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wftcriioon, January l6tli, from the‘ Bowness Funeral Parlors, Sum-j incrsiile. The service at the par- lors and the grave was conducted iiy tlit- RM‘. E. J. BUITIIS-i. M111“- ici- or the Suiiimcrsiilc Baptist Church. Interment, was iii the People's Cemetery-S.

-uosi'irai. CONSULTANT HERE-Mi‘. H. (l. Huzhcs. of thc Research anil Pliiiiiiiiig Burtuu. Department, of Health. (JiidWJ, “'11s in Sumniersido uii Thursday Ml‘- Hughcs is an architect and tin cx- pert on hospital construction. He met with the board of trusiccs of the Print-e County Hospital mid Mr. Laird Fairn, c-i Woilfviitc, n mcmbti" of the firm of zircliitccisi who are drawing the plans for the new hospital. Mr. Hughes looked

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‘About fiftccn smelt fishing shacks

smelt; and fishing gear but iii one

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ram (FRIDAY) Illld SATURDAY

Tlli cruiser otiriiooii iioiiuiiioia or riiuii All!

- Brian lltlllllil! SoiuiLTUiTS

Ierbsrelrlttolrfaylheer reiiiriiiiy-iieiiiyouieei

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--Also-- DOUBLE RHYTHM and DISNEY CARTOON Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Mutinec Suturduy 2:30

‘SMELT SIMCKS ENTERED —-

tocnicd on the ire c1‘ Summerside Ilarboiir ‘il-‘ld thc mutitli of the Wil- iiioiit River ‘were reported broken into hits ‘Thursday night or early yesterday momiiig. Others may nlso l have been cntcrcd as there are over forty sllﬂClifi pn the ice at present. lwi iuost casts the door locks were gllltlSilEd to gain viitry. In most crises tho only things taken were

case a man's coat was reported sto- lcir- S.

Personals

—Miss Peggy Mat-Donald, Shitmq A- 010W rock, was a visitor to Summerside 10W 390W

he . wart-mercies oil-noise. -

lleath Yesterday tlf ,_. Mrs. M. ll. Siiigllinan

Mrs. Millicent R. Bmsllmaii, Bllﬂlmlrlldi. passed peacefully a- way at the Prince County Hol- liitai on Thursday afternoon a1- ler an illness of about seven weeks. The late Mrs. Smalimaii, who was formerly Millicent Waugh of Wiltnot Valley. was wile of the late Josephus Email- man .and spent the early part lier married life at Boston, Mal, wthere her children were hora. Later she moved to New Annsn and then to Summerside. The late Mrs. Srnalilinan was s devoted member of Trinity United Church and took an active part in vari- ous undertakings.

Her kindly and cheerful d1sp0~ sltion made her many friend.‘ throughout Lhe Province. During- her illness her children and son- in-lew. Mr. Kaye Hansen of Van- couver, B. 0., came heme to be with her.

Left to mourn lLer passing are three sons. Stirling. of Boston. Mass; Russell, of Montreal; Roy, of Charlottetown. and one daugh- ter Bessie. Mrs. Hansen o1 Van- couver; also two step-sons, Wil- liam and Albert of Boston. Mass.

‘The funeral will be held 111i Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Trinity United Church. In,- tcrment will be in the PeoPlBl Cemetery. Surrimerslde. S

Sunimersiile l _ Bowling League j

Results of this weeks p13)‘ l. the Men's Commercial Length played on Wednesday night I Capitol Bowlini Alleyﬂ. Slmlme?’

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with large

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slde:-— ‘ F r Fl Se t n:- Hirgsli singl: A. Harris 263. o.’ High iiii-ee A. i-iiirris 11o. plaice

Second Section:—-

High single J. Ramsay 360. High three C Ramsay 688. Flrist Section:-

Woodchucksz- K. Plckard..... .. .112 191 16a R. Wood . 1'17 234 B. Thompson 177 145 W. Walker . 157 143 C. Linkletter . 128 ‘J Total—2381. ' Wreckers»- A. McNutt D. Birch C. Connolly J. Brown . Low Score Total-—2215. Kinsman- H. Gauclet 193 198 C. McLeod 249 153 E. Offer . 191 173 140

Total-HQ.

Here ls A Real Buy For The Man Who ‘Wanis a Comfortable,’ Long-Wearing

FUR COA. t

knit wind shield for wrist protection.

SIZES AS FllLLllWS—1-3B. 2-40, ‘l-42. 2-44. 2-48, 1-48

Barri let this 0PP°""""Y iliP bY l8 they ore a reel bargain and there is lots of winter iiii d ‘ _ ' ed so you can cnyoy comfort the balance of this season as well as many other winters. '

Sinclair 6: Stewart Limited

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Men’s Kangaroo Fur Coats

shawl collars- smooth satin linings,

Saleat HALF Regiulir Price $1595" $79"

Sale Price

Clothing Department (MAIN riooii)

SIIMMERSIIIE, P. s. i.

'I‘h.eresa Aiserisiiii sa s2 18 that "The Vir inikbl " - i Theresa Msmaun 157 P3 109 must “pansy: progucigéaieotofthilti‘ RDCSPSAIL, Lisncashire, Enilsnd Total 15 or an other 'I‘.l-ir l_ ( ) _ mine” beacon ‘um- . _ 20" .3’ season‘ 9e ‘uch 1n! 5111111131118 Off the Lnncashlre btrlkers.- topfliglit stars as McCrei-i. Donlevyl c°a5y__a 1314 t y 1 Kathleen McIver 13G 132 145 ﬂlld Tufts are rarely found in any.‘ four llghtwhbi lgegii bnuilstt icon Pickard 126 I53 120 Sllllglt? lzllCitifti. l\lcCi'ci-i has the titlel . ' oriii Beatty 14-8 1x2 117 ‘°° a" its portrayal 0t‘ iiiej Gordie McDonn-d 123 115 L.“ staunch defender of law and Justice‘ Micki wanker 173 133 M2 is said to be the best in a career of Total 2031 texctellleikt pctlartrayals. Donlevy return; SATURDAY - 7.00 - 9.15 p, M, "uh 5||nzers;_ ' o ic lll of part that used to be noohiie Aiseiiieiiiii 19s 111 134 “mated “m” “i? “m” “m” “is” n?! 3.11"." ”'i"""°"'°"‘ Marie M03,“ 130 m3 121 lﬁrtat in! ‘sine Grlelht. plMc- " coor comedy Irene GOdkltl 11a 1m 100 . _ " ° ' °"Y"- ° “Y! "wonmm Mm- Marg Undelwood 166 156 13o r]l'alil'ﬂpx?[.nCi€3€-fu§il6l‘.m and he ' Glenda “imam y 78 M2 139 Blaysi w i eismoogi villsiny With Hrg-lnts Mayo end V"; In", To“. 193 4 f. s so successul prev/lowers be- > licrc ll should keep hint on in, Also last Chapter of Hop Handgun

rocky path of movie lawlessimsl e. iii-bile. Tufts will be seen as Steve. the vlrztnlairr best friend, who out goes the way of Trunpes in spite of

“'l‘HE VIBGINIAN." 1N $014)]; Serial and News Reel

—Paraiiiotl.nt has gong s11

longer the novelty they once were.

fish liver oils in a child's diet. partl-

with its 'I‘echn1color production of Mqcggl’; wM-nm . ,, s, and winds up at s?“ Wiiter" 3"“ "Weli The the wrong end of a rope. Tlrzlnlami now at the cspiioil ieatre wth Joel McCrea. Bi-iiinl FOR VITAMI n s Delimeh and Emmy rims ro-siiir. N r . . . . ' The department oi.‘ national While iechnicolor films are no helm. recmnmmds ‘he inclusion of U H n E E

it is seldom that a. subject more suitable to the artistry of the wini- camcrii is offered fans. “The Vir- ginian." set in tlic cvcr wondrous. wast otf \N{‘y'Oll;l.l‘l_..'. lciids itself map; n n ’ : _ . o, $00.15.; he Ilew’ “prov d”! 1GP) - Three soldiers. lost. in the Iii addition to cndiowing the film [P5 “M9 gum“! '° ‘ha’ desilnﬂ‘ with pictorial beauty, Pariimoiiiii hon by e local ex-ecrvivenw-n. blind has cast lt to bear out iiscoritcntion [since 1915-

ciilarty in winter months. to supply Vitamin D. rcqtilrcd for building strong bones and healthy teeth.

ALL LINES itiitPii lllITTAR

Summer-side

RICHMOND. Surrey, England -

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011811911 by M15. Cllﬂflﬂ H02?!" i ovcr the plans and made some sug- - y‘estcrday.—S. | end the verses iced by Mrs. Hic- i gtfsitions. On the whole he was? -~_ i A" F°P°==— key. After Miss Gunning had much plegggd with the plans n3, -Ml's. Colin Stewart. Central N- Perwfls tlisnkcd her friends in ti few,‘ dn_i\vn_-_S, .Strcct_ Stlmlhﬁlside has returned D- 31- P19?" gracious words tuncti WDS scivcil‘ _.____ {from Montreal where she visited W- 3mm‘ by the hostess and this was follow- —BlBLE SOCIETY ANNUAL i101‘ dﬂushier. Pllylllir-S- gwngaiy - I ed by a social e en'ng.-—S. hlEETlNG- l l ‘ t‘ ~ F“! —-—v~—l of tho local brfdllftharbrlluiillc‘gliligl? ——'—— T°tal“‘2794' —ANNUAL hlEETlNG—'I'h: iill- ﬂfld Foreign Bible Society wns' cltwkg F"==— 1 viii-it iiicrtiii: ill‘ L. l'c.' Cl o i ii wii .d i ' i.-' .ii ' ~ - e 8° ~ -- 62 of tlic sllllllllililtis dtrcslwytcriiiln (éiifirflil ofc nléﬁhléilfurglfllllnlliilhld: Omar?“ H1 Results cf this work's play l/ii the ~- -. . ' ' i . .. < 4 . ‘ . 3 t » ,‘ A _ .i.-i...“ Fiizrfyméir"... hlillfctioAn d?“Toilifileiiilifilinili..°“fil°‘si"‘ NEW P08! Ufflfiﬂ A wim- i w -*’°°"°“.’,‘,,“,‘{j,’,°d °“ "mid" “l”

' . - - 4 ' P u". ' , ' “ we at p Bowling Alleys Sum- of officers for the year resulted in rzunist. The special speaker wast Tcwal-rnz‘ fnefigldc ' lht‘ following slat : Prcsde t, i’ m: Ch rte c i. h t k' ' s'"°"'"=- l - ' ~ . . - Mrs. J. O. Cobb; lstt‘ vii-c prcsi- for‘, his taexhs ‘tléllsgaPeozloo tiYtjitrAt F‘ Desnoche ‘ H1 Dnlglltslrfglgixicﬁlaime “on by hm“ dent. Mrs. Maurice Mill; Ziiil vice Hare walked in Darkness havf w‘ Glow 157 o“? as o - cars team’ 246' - Dresidciit. Mrs. l". ‘A. McNeil]; seen a Great Light.“ The t)i'esi~‘ ~r'-—‘ R- Edward‘ - 291 P?“ Tim?“ G211?” W0" by mm“ sellclﬂry- Miss Jenn McFailycn dent. Dr. J. A. MacMui-ilo. was; u“? 513mm‘? L°dZ° Property on K‘ chnnphm 206 i-§|E:ia|:s--.b “clans team’ 590' ti- -cle t ii); '1‘ a i I '" ' - ti - R. Caseley . 214, ~-

Clirnrlcs eMountiiiiifoiis-dlfthlerti-diwi: gdejllillflig?TllguilfllfgtllddmOf Sllﬁcgiiﬁncisdjiiiiilijlglidtsf alrigschgeg: T°“]_2752' mum? peters . "2 239 u’ W‘ “Y's iircscutcd io Miss N111‘- rcwtiii- mcctilll! were l"i'ltl étlitl r0111 to the FeiieTiit Government‘ M"? Blanme mughh“ m’ 1w m tltllrt Jiimicsoii, R.N.. who i-n- tipirruvctl. The prcsidciit Li»: his‘ ‘*5 i‘ ell" Q" WW6" l0 "P61 B Itewiv‘ Suvldam‘ " l“ 225 133 A-{nrgaret McArllmr n4 n7 l“ "Mir resigned licr position n3 annual report and the treasurer: W“ 5m“? hulldins, it W88 dlS-‘R Durant 227 326 163 all“: Igcuﬁms 13] 2w 136 lulleriiitendent of th Prim-c submitted his financial statement Closed last. evening by Mr. Dori-iD- ullderw°°d 231 194 Z13 ys m“ m0 12° U5 C°lmly Hospital to nurse her mo- All the officers were re-etectecl s; std Baker chairman of the prop- A- 5r°°h ~~ ~~ 139 339 195' 3m“ . 3305' thcr who 15 m 1 Hy h yo" . z p yd D J _ y‘. V 1" y m dill. ClOW _ .189 155 1'13 ‘swam’ Squaw“ Refreshments weir:- segvegticitiivcwitd Mugdos; Vlxctcs-Pﬁcr-Islidenxt. lithe.- Ieibloyandrgmxlrxndge: OAs rerggtitedmia’ TMaI-zma- i’ lEfﬂe MNK" l“ 154 133 lunch hostesses of the evening“ l9)’; Secretary. W, B-rgoks- week ago negotiations have been Hdmnui“ 'Maﬂm Sharp ‘ 192 132 1w lli-s. Maurice Mill and Mrs, 31mm: Treasurer, I). J. Mat-Lead. Rev. 13' iii progress for some time land's“ 3m?“ 215 Mary Cmsb-‘L 91 78 79 Often-S. _ J. Barrass pronounced the bone.‘ were concluded this week. The E" Pmmps 223 Nmice.“ S'f“"‘°‘.‘-‘ 161 127 157 ‘ dlction.—S. building has been advertised for E‘ chum“ h‘ Phlms “wdslde 91 112 82 sale and must be moved of! b? 81mm” ' "Tmal. 1336 J“ 30m . scamp omsns:-_ IHIECOLlld not be learned at pre- T°b3']“357°' Mar‘! mﬂl" H5 153 110 sent when construction wit] com- ﬁrs?“ swmmi- 33V? lhlmlrtscn 127 m3 55 . | . -‘V .-n “k 1y y b . crsz- nice RlClflTdS 107 153 95 ‘Jgmd 131m mgpergo Wain. Mstheson .. 164 192 1'77 Evelyn Hashim 92 142 56 purchased by tlle Masonic Lodge gurg‘; - - ' - - ' ~ ~ - gllililgilllall9 139 113 149 than a yeiir ago from the ' ‘ e9“ _ "I! '95?-

FLASH} i . mm m. x. Clifford . 173 ies o- Etvl Pt - Mnmhweight gratin! safari-r mor . shipment o! eiiiiiirerrr, 11ml" “m” m" W“ “m” Fglw. n. MacAusland 121 13S 1.53 isisiiieeynosiigiiiu l: i}? “m 20 m 32 ';therwr;Iar—wlth long loss ﬁnd slecvcs. two ltleen stylrat n."- f‘ lodge room as the)’ tietba 3E Toml__ﬂm_ Clams‘: Pmeau 75 93 7s miss ti.“ "mint"uav_g‘gugi:llctéxyklcélsrco—-m shop early and don-t itylmlr rooms ln the Journa u é P|one""_

‘ ' ' —' E. Prosser 95

Why both". mud“ c , — ATIONS 1N S. Mahar . 1'38 . - ---i1—"“-.. .i.. ... ... the ..... rive on“ i. i i ‘i ifmrllhﬁCfétlv fsslltAtlhtJfillled Cranberry Sauce In Helium's Grocery. "m FEMALE “N! N_ Q3222“,

I'““lll¢t‘.—Glt0CEl{Y ‘bneraidrlliirbwitovd by the Good ﬂoulekeepln‘ Pi eiiei-stion in the female D- Adml" ml I tinevislfilvlng is niost unusual The T°tn_3“8' t; r .. “"‘“'“* ' . ' _ Llcwellyrﬂm-

"m 5°23 ‘la-lg elm niuiiii; Bowls in cam aiiiee, iii-ii to be found in sreiii greatizrandmothtr is Fell" n mm...“ V _ y. m m- one "m" knowiirx-tznilnt. There 1e n hlrly good supply of these but beill- M15- Nmma“ Gmam °t f: E. W. MacQunrrie 14-5 THEATRE 2s MINI. 2o cents llllﬂ ﬁozeriltytldh m? Yduidengg-dbrivircrz" i" 2 M Soul Biatir“ pIg-‘(Biuslliazt 1W...’ R" M°"“°“ - 2“

.- an NT. T!" "- m ' ' ' W. Arsenault 142,

Whcll rnontl. P.E.I.; her grandd-ﬂlllhi“ G. McDonald 211 "CAPTAIN EDD/E" M, "w m"z°"ll"l lhrwzh the China Department this morning 1 Elizabeth. Mrs. J.A. Bolger also of Totahm, , alum.“ c2ii0rﬁtrlu;i't;l£r.;£u: Enisllsh "Iosnom-‘frlyloy arc brown with Richmond. llOIAIQTQBEkKTE-ng; Joy] Boysz- I Sturrlnt yo” d s i ‘n con s cacl. cro are also glass daughter. Eva. rs. cx r D_ mrknu! _ 124 _ _ lmrgy wszrllllﬂ-‘i-‘Irteys. wlhfcli are both useful and artistic. Thr-y hﬂva Montreal and her great-great- s_ camel.” m2 ‘RED MMMURRAY M"! LYNN u", um 2;; '1"? ‘hzugzmAwgisAlgrhgqﬁlround. under thc granddaughter. “t: Gmoghsloldl Ellze- A_ Arum“. 126 Bu"

' " ' _ i . beth Mary Cla on rea. q wedge H 173 t I'm‘ tire so-mu new Grocery arrivals M sh I Kl iii/Inlet! greavbgégllantmggxenbgtdla‘ J’ Anmmm 17R Show“.

.- - - - - u rooms a a ngi r. orrnan . T tnl~2605. | n?gzlﬁzltilzogllxnwoziderful euplzzrrzent.‘ For those who are ‘Ollﬂi heis- 9cm birthday on Nov. 16th.. 3a hu|-.:_ t TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY l c ' ° l1 Dfﬂvare ht n your own kitchen-get 1946. unit l; hale and hearty. g_ 3.1km s,.,::.:'"::“"fg" chln¢l°llloe Dinner-Sb eeiite ii tin. niiriiiieiiei --————- s. Qlllani. "m '1 ‘m’ a” hum" or "In! cents each will add that certain something to llamq RIZSTOCK LONDON Z00 A. Gallant. snow 51.4375 g PM, "EMT. _ l‘ Melts-Its truly deIiolousb-GROCERY DEPART-| Stanley Gallant

i Iondons world famous zoo in '1‘. McNellt . . - mgmrts Pa“ is "Mocking i“ dc‘ T°“l"'“o5' ‘**"_—i'—l~' plgtgd cage; mt! RlJl-ifllll mum Lumbujlclir- on its w“ damage. Several ooll- s. Gallant .. . ecttons have arrived to rephce E. Arsenault

ANNCUNCEMENT

n ‘i431? JEWELLERS with to edvis chm" h B" rare will be closed from Jon. 27 to Feb. 6 in- " ‘i. I It'll! in to personally select for you the newest Y" II in gemeiit Rings, Watches, Jewellery, etc,

animals which hav

e their many custom-

I led bed? Hndachl tom tiou weary and dull? ‘Pa: agetable laxative

rem-.-

J. Bernard ..

°-.,q‘.";v','f'_",',",;_ I THEATRE

J_nﬁmx'°f‘f Saturday, Joniiery 18th

.i. $3121 "DANIEL scour"

l-l. MacFarlane .

1.. Shields "I'll §‘Q',‘;,',';,°‘;,,._ t stones 01mm . OI i

w‘ l5 will‘ ' HEATl-lgltm l". Bsvidant ANGEL w. lien Show 8:15

llvm the leodin ' - 9 ctorles Ill Hamilton Toronto end Meiit- "" " no]. “ho '0 °"."d l." n‘ I c ". _ I acllomNRmIsU two I h F _ aiular NR. and NR Juniors "M", Qwb“ ca". e rs MlVlIl ion in C ateou roe gm-i-niryauhoigs-ziuga"

Signsdi- I WALhACi MOASE Mgr

e died since 1080. B. Arsensult

w. llant ' nut-ass.

T. Earle Hickey

I have decided to offer my services‘ lo the Town of Summerslde ed A

in the forthcoming election as oter and Sewage Commissioner u Gﬁiﬁlystm, and if elected it will be my endeavour to serve the citizens of the Summeralrlo Town to the best of my ability. "M" 575

d I feel that my considerable experience in construction work ~ on engineering gives me special qualifications to fill the position for which I um offering my services. G‘ J‘ M'u'

As it will not be possible to ccill on all the electors personally ‘ . Ki"k°"° ;Office Hours:

I take this opportunity to solicit your support on Feb. 4th. J. STANLEY GAUDET

i CVMO-Q-Q-O-OCO-O-O-MGQ-O-MO-O-OQ

Moridciy 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 2-5 and 7-9 p.rn.

.i. e. iioviﬁia iii. n. BORDEN —Ctffice Hours- Monday, Wednesday, Thurs- day and Friday. 3 to 5 p.ir.. - and 7 to 9 pm. and by ap- rinintmcnt. OOOO-OO6-O;O—0O0O0§-§-O-O§§-OO§ L. GEORGE DEWAR, M. D. BEDEQUE

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Sumsncrsidc

SUMMERSIDE KINSMEN JUVENILES .i. CHARLOTTTETOWN JUVENILE ROVERS

und

SUMMERSIDE KINSMEN MIDGETS vs. CHARLOTTETOWN KNOTTY-NINERS

—Office Hours- SATURDAY, JANUARY isiii-simiuc M°""°Y “"4",” i 1 '° ‘ "'- ﬂ Pell-

AFTERNOON 3 to 5 end EVENING 9 to ll And by Appointment.