FEBRUARY 1e. 1950

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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For THAT ur TD FEELING . . .

_ . . remodel your living room with furniture from CROCKIYPT 8: STOREY LTD!

There's something about an old fashioned living room that makes your entire home seem lacking in the dig- nity and charm that goes with gracious living.

swirl. furniture not only beautifies, it adds to good living through comfort. Your budget can be spared (in- i-xtrn strain, too, by our convenient budget terms. Chill!‘ to CROCKETT & STOREY LTD. today for qual- ity furniture at moderate prices!

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The Neighbors ey George Clark

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“Why bother about what subject our club will discuss?

Central Guardian

This column Ia reserved for news of local interest, hut advertising of P "P"? nature may be inserted at five cents-a word. strictly p". able in advance.

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SPECIAL. - Boneless and Briskat Corned Beet at 35 cents per lb. J. M's ltteais. Market Building.

CALL STOREY ELECTRIC 3679-1. for Refrigerator, Motor and Wash. lng Machine Repairs.

JUST ARRIVED — Beautiful new Spring Coats and Sliortios as low at $19.00, Helen's Drcls Shoppe, 54 Grafton,

ATTENTION! -- Drama Groups Catalogues oi Plays and Bulletins on Dramatics free for the asking from Prince Edward Island Lib— rarles, Charlottetown.

CHARTER FLIGHTS to any point in Cianada or the United States for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime Central Airway: Limited 2061 or 540,

CITY POLICE COURT _ At the Stipeudiary {Magistrate's Court yesterday the only ease to ﬂppgar vras that of a man charged with being drunk and incapable who was sentenced to 10 days in jail.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. — rerliseis are reruiixied that their aopy must be in the Guardian not Wcr than noon the previous day to advertisers who telephone classi~ beds, run. should particularly boa": this in mind.

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TIIE SENIOR LADIES’ AID of the Prince Edward Island llos- jiltal. iiri sponsoring i1 'I‘\irke_v Diiuici- at. Zion Hall on February 21st. 'l‘i<-kcts $1.00. ma)’ b0 0b- iniuorl from llughcs Drug Co, or ruciiibrrs of the Senior Jiid.

SIGNS ROLL OF ATTORNEYS —In ihc Supreme Court yester- day, before Mi". Justice Tweedy. Joseph Augustine Gallant signed the roll of uiluriieys. l\li'. Gal- lant iiﬁs S\\'(>l‘il in as an attorney and called to the bar in Summer- side on Monday as well as being entered as a solicitor of the Court of Chancery.

COUNTY COURT —- ln the County Court of Queens County yesterday Judge C. Si. Clair TlilllOl‘ heard counsel continue argument in the motor vehicle collision case of Lloyd Wakelin vs. George Tull. Counsel are lo file briefs within two \\'€(‘I(S. Mr. C‘. R. l\lcQ:iuiii represents the plaintiff. Mr. J. A. MacDonald, K.C., the defendant.

How To HoPI

FALSE TEETH

More Firmly in Place Do your ‘false teeth annoy and embarrass by slipping, dropping or WODDIVIE when you eat. laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a little FASTEETTI on your plates. This alkaline inon-acidl powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably No gummy, gooey, pasty tasie or feeling, Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den- ture breath). Get IPASTEBTIH to- day at any drug store.

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Definitely the lowest prices in town! Our stock is lowering fosl- and It's your great chance to sove before we close our doors. We still have a fair stock of Boots, Sneakers. Pants, Work and Drc Shirts, Point, Lumbermon's Jackets. Army and Navy Overcoats. There ore other items not mentioned but going fast. Prices ore slashed to clear this stock. Truly Record-Breaking VALUES.

BLOOICS SURPLUS ASSETS

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The smart way to take care of your health ls to drink mm quart of milk n iln_v! ll IIUIIITI resistance against colds - - - keeps It‘; health lmiurnnm for only n low rents n day!

Own Selection Test Pleee

, MUSICAL FESTIVAL

h classes in which any or m; test Illﬁws is a number of com. IIBUWFI! own thousing. The title, and composer thereof must; be specified on entry form. For u“; use of the adjudicator a. copy of the music must be delivered to the secretary three days before mm. petition diite as not In pr9‘nu|1, Fnlluro to comply with this pro- ‘vlslon shall render the Compgﬂwr llilbla to disqualification.

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Y.M.D.A. News

The badminton rush has mead over into the Wednesday night gym hour. as some of the boys found

out when they dropped tn last week. Despite the furious games played until late ’l‘uesdiay night,

some o! the fellows and girls had plenty of energy loft over for the second session.

The l-Ii-Y gIr-Is keep themselves busy at interesting and exciting projects as well as self-improve- ment program. Both obaptersspem part of their meeting time this week planning dances, ti‘; Deltas putting the finishing touches on details for the Friday night dairaoe in honor of the visiting Surrimer- side teams. and the Betas planning a Sadie Hawkins Dance for Feb. 15 at the Brighton Club. Betas re- laxed after their business meeting while they enjoyed two films. shown by Mr. Gamble. The Delta chapter iummplished an interest ing and valuable objective in their honest analysis or their cluh and presentation of ideas (m unprove- merit.

Friday was a big day at the “Y" Two Siunmerside basketball toanns. here on the occasion of the West Kent Ice Sports. played the West Kent school teams on the “Y" svm floor. Spectator space was an. a

visitors split the wins on the double bill. Sutnmerside boys won their game. but the girls bowed t0 superior sharpshooting of the Wesl- Kenit team.

The general hubub of tine first series of games had hardly WP- sided \\ hen another crowd came in to watch anotlic-r game Ill the gim This time the game was one of the regular schedule of the juvenile

Abbies in this encounter.

After the Ice Sports at the Forum, the mob descended on the “Y" gym again. but lib-Is time Pill“ an entirely different motive. Spon- sored by the Delta, Hi-Y. ft dull‘? in honor of the visiting teams was the occasion of much merrimeiu throughout the evening. A capacity crowd enjoyed the entire dance. as well as the ping-pong and lhP bowling alley canteen.

While all this excitement was go- ing on on the heme front. we jam-mid mgr, sqmc of the Phalanx fellows were carrying the "Y" col- ors farther afield. The Phalanx hockey team. filled ivith eagerness and enthusiasm- JQUFDQ" ed to Murray Harbour for a game last Friday night. Playing for the first, time this your away from home ice. the boys were a. blt daz- ed we hear. Before R. Battleship can could gel turned around twice. the opposition had Swfed m1! i; down goals. Such treatment

a very fast comeback. they ended up on the short end Oi an 11-5 sCOre, must be fast!

Saturday morning. ‘ while the Phalanx boys counted liieir bruises

the juniors and juveniles were privleged to hear Dr. Done)‘ ‘If the Canadian Red Cross. DY-

Doney. speaking 0n wator S81E13‘ showed a film.

Saturday afternoon, a buSV TPEY‘ Town committee claimbered over the walls of the gym melon»; 11k valentines all around the room By the time the crowd arrived. 11W gym was ecmrpletely trarxsfcrmeil into a felryland of hearts and soil blue lights The Teen TOW“ W0- somes enjoyed LIICIT‘ cakes a! preitily decorated tab-es ilmllnd the edge u! the danoe floor.

iwpndﬂy night's young adult P"?- gram ran on a limited‘ scale this week-everyone is saving up f‘? the big splash next week. Bihﬁllhl" first 36-231 series wid begin» Thf crowd who attended last nlzlh played, brldgf, cheered as P11?" pong (ghaXnplOﬂ5 Barbara Plckaid BXld Fred Norton defeated all ccim- ers, and danced to the music o! their favorite bands. Some com- plained that the square dancing wag too rigorous-it left them too exhausted to do anyt-NM else all evening.

Abou seven o'clock last evening- IhP serenity (if it could ever be called lihati of the senior IObbY was Shawn-ed. Grant Thompson. arms vravins ‘Wildly W" “MAI tore in the door shoutinz. Ive so! them! I've not thﬂnl" M W" P" exciu-d crowd gathered around hm Lrymg t4; find out what he had. suddenly. Thompson burst from the crowd wgrving a buff colored folds’ _yee. sir. the So-Bd folder was 01f the press! Now WhGITvYOIIII friend aslu you what So-Ed 15. 1H5‘- him a. folder. and well see him here next week for the open-Int; OI the so-Ed series.

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Tailoring and

Alterations

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i000 LBS.

SALAOA TEA. Ib. .......B9c

LIMIT - 3 LBS. TO AN ORDER 500 LBS. MAPLE LEAF

PURE LARII. 18c Ib.-5 Ib. 85c

STICKY SEEDED ~

RAISINS. 21c Ib.—4 Ibs. .. $1.00

OLD FASHIONED

PEPPERMINT CANDY. Ib. .. . . .. 25c

STOKLEY BLEND FRUIT

JUICE. 20 oz. iin 21c-5 for .. . $1.00 §¢ '.;g§_~oiio'ciiiirs and

FRESH Prunes. 3 lbs. .. . .. 43¢

SUNILIGHT SOAP EAGLE BRAND MILK

STAPLES

Z bcirs .. . 21c tin .. 25c LUX TOILET SOAP ICING SUGAR, pkg. IZc

Z burs ... ... 19c BULK MOLASSES SANI-FLUSH rin .... 33c . goI. .. .. .. .. .. $1.09 JOHNSTON'S LIQUID. SULTANA RAISINS

WAX, pint .. 59c 5 Ibs. . , . . . ., $1.00 FIRST GRADE

CREAMERY BUTTER. Ib. 63c

DRIED APPLES, lb. 33c WHITE BEANS, 3 Ibs. . 31c RED and GREEN YELLOW EYED

CHERRIES, pkg. .. . Zlc BEANS, 3 Ibs. . 39c SHELLED WALNUTS GRADE A EGGS,

I~4 Ib. ... .. .. 29c Doz. .. .. .. .. .. 41c LONG COCOANUT, lb. 49c FITTED DATES, 4 Ibs. 1.00

Swansdown CAKE FLOUR. pkg. .39c CARNATION MILK. 2iins 29c

CASE $6.95

350 viz- 3 m 1.00

Everything For Slirove Tuesday Al lowesl Prices

AUNT JEMIMA . AUNT JEMIMA caviar. 53o 51523:? so sse BAYAIKPIJLIE, i." .. 59G SYRUP, i... .. .. 29c

AUNT lEllllMA Filﬁgllltilelffi-YUIIIIAEATS {A FOIliPAIl-CNKES

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won: arm MOLASSES. Ouarl .. 3st caowu BRAN

CORN SYRUP. 21b. lin sat-sin. in

BABY CIIEESE IN STOCK

MEAT -. POULTRY - FISH“

CORNED

SPARE RIBS. 15c Ib.—7 Ibs. .. $1.00

Choice CORNED user, OATMEAL PUDDING, Lb. .. .. .. .. 35c |_|,_ _ Sweet CURED PORK. lb. 39¢ ' " 33°

PQRK Hocks FRESH LIVER 1 Lb. zit-s n». $1.00 Lb-19=—4 "n. -

BREAKFAST BACON. Ib. 51¢

FRESH COUNTRY

ROASTING PORK. 3-8 lbs. ea.. Iii. 43c

Lurge SMELTS, n». .. . 25¢ Corned MACKEREL, each 29¢ Haddock nuns, n». . 41¢ Salt HERRING, Ige. m1. 9c Smoked FILLETS, lb. .. 35¢: SARDINES, 3 tins 29¢ MAPLE LEAF _ MACHINE SLICED

COOKED HAM, Ib. 79c

24 Ib. bug

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SWEET QIMOIAII DROPS

I (D Ill! ORIGINAL SEMIY

FOR COOKIES. CAKES. CANDY

eal other uni-west chocolate rulpes Compllll m at mlpa Io! ». _ Cliiplla mulled free on nqusd wm-i Chlplh, am rung so. I-Yaeolne a

TREASURE ‘BRAND

YARN-3-ply-1 oz. skein .

20 Beautiful Colors to Choose from

FRUITS s. VEGETABLES

Ripe BANANAS, Ib. 22¢

19c

ICEBERG LETTUCE

Large .. 21c Eating Alglzlfi M: . O M,’ Rahal“)? ,. .. .. 33¢ Choicg GRAPEFRUIT Crisp CELERY, ma. .. 23¢ LorQ" 3 f" ---- --

io II). bag

Firm cunts, ouch 19¢ Choice GRAPES. Ib. 19C Sunkist’ LEMONS. 3 for 1°C

95c-doz. ... 35c

CANNED cooos sPEGlAl-S Green PEAS( tin 13c,

FANCY POTATOES.

Washed CARROTS, 4 lbs. 25¢ Sweet PARNSIPS, a u... 25¢ Firm TURN-PPS, lb. . 4c SUNKIST JUICY

ORANGES. 3 doz.

8 for .. -~ 51-00 Red TOMATOE tin isekilirsu .. .. $1M Red CHER l My,“ ﬂood Tin 29c, 4 for .. .. ﬂ-w ‘°°“" PEACHES, s n». .. .. 95¢ Yellow Wox BEANS 7 ﬁn; _. .. Aylmer LAMB STEW Tn. 19¢, s n» .. a $1.00 LOBSTER PASTE. 7oz.lin .. ..15¢

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181 Gt. George St.

DIAPER EllllI nininn;

Pioneer Days .

pmmp‘i.liﬂ I Continued from page ‘J I

Iimollient Culizura ' Ointment soothes prompt! , starts at once to elp heaL Siays on ihe skin.

You've already guessed that the fiddler had turned up and an old-fashioned hoe-down was in

T“: Ilir“): Pd“? the offing. Stiff muscles were i‘ W" "“"“" i soon lmibrred up when quad- . rllrs. reels and jigs got under

. cw and all hands moves g art»;

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full; In I i, i1._cii‘i"rrl .\' flop.‘ .i‘lo ("in-iii-ciﬂ NORTH AMIIICAN LIFE - The bu‘ did nui Tm \C\'FZ'. rrid I the labor. the llfNl day iiie L0 s- z settler limketl nu‘. of ins shack IPOIRII IMIIIOQOP

of slumps. many of ivhrh uould remain in tin‘ gwnirzci for many , Anrmm‘ _| years. to btrcvnv AFIIILI.‘ o’ lhc POIPOIICYH i

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