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OCTOBER ‘l. 1948 ' ‘l-

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: .l. Elmer Murphy. lld Hanover Street and George Clow. ltd Ottawa Street. SUMMERSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News, Subsoriptione, Advertising.

The Guardian Ill! Ill . following stores seu Bookstore. Water 5

Vince's Grocery.

Fin Guardian will Boy at 8o N! ill! g; ‘Ive your orde

-ABMY TRUCK. perfect condi- tion. Burns. Mi!!!)equit-

—KENSINGTON PRESBYTEB- [AN CHURCH - Preparatory ser- um Friday, Oct. 1st. l1’: 8 Pm- Itev. J. A. McGowan. M11118“?-

g llo per week.

bought et any of the in Sunrnerside:

treet; Gouriiee Drugstore. 81 Central Street: Mark Gaudet. 81 Grenville Street?

Doueette’: Grocery. Seooud Street;

Phone 38D or ﬂit-l for this lblWlla

r to the boy responsible ‘for delivery on your route

-—YOU MAY FIND what you are

1looking for on our Classified Page.

—A'1‘TEND THE AUCTION SALE on the premises of Mrs. Mary Muttﬂrt. North Carleton, this afternoon.

._-ATTEND THE AUCTION SALE '1 —SCHOOL SPORTS - Bedeque

Mary

th remises of Mrs. on e p this

mrttart, North Carleton, afternoon.

‘NORTH BEDEQUE United Church services for Oct. 3rd: North Bedeque .11 a111,‘. Tllil/el- yer’; Rest 2:30 p.m.; Freetown 7:30

ed as layman's Sunday. Rev.

L. Wagner, Minister.

—IN CENTRAL BEDEQUE Bap- tist Church. Sunday morning. service 11 am. Sunday School 10:45 am. On Sunday, October 10 at 7:45 p.m.. Rev. A. D. Matheson, of Bobbili, India, viii be the guest speaker. Charlcs A. Britten, Min- ister. .

—0'LEARY Pastoral (fharge. The United Church of Canada Rev. W. G. Iiickson. B. A., Pastor. Bloomﬁeld at 11 A. M. West Devon at 2 PIM. Brae at 3.30 P.M. O‘Leary at 7.30 P. M. This Sunday is World Communion Sunday and the Sac- rament of the Lord's Supper will be given at all appointments. A cordial invitation is extended to ell to be "Guests at His 'l‘ab!e" and

to fulﬁl the Master's injunction-bl“, M S. to Mm Howlett‘

"This do in renmrnbzance of Me.’ Sunday Schools will meet at the regular hours.

—WELCOMED HOME —- Friends gathered at the spacious home of

bk. and Mrs. James Marchbank,_!

Bummerside, on Monday evening to greet Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Murdo. recently returned from the far West on a visit. These "success- ful Islanders abroad" look hale and hearty after their sojourn in Saskatchewan. Various topics of discussion were on the program and the evening passed all too quickly. A quariette consisting of lvlir. and Mrs. Erie MacMurdo. Mrs. William MncMurdo and James Btsvert, with Mrs. Stavert on the musical instrument, furnished some excellent music. God Be With You Till We Meet Again was sung by all. Delicious refreshments were served and good hyes said.

—A.LMA UNITED BAPHST — Qunday, Sept. 26th, was a "Red Letter" day for the congregation M the Alma United Baptist Church when the re-dedlcatlon services took place, Arbour. one thousand dollars has been spent on this lovely little church and it. has been redecorated outside and in- side. The church has a new fou d- stion, new walls, new roof. new floor, new carpets, new hymn books and both inside and out- side it now presents a most at- tractive appearance. The services in the morning and evening were conducted by the Minister. Rev. C. O.‘ Hewlett of O'Leary_ There was special music by the Knuts- ford Choir with Mrs. C. 0. How- iett as organist and in the even- big the ‘Knucstord male Quartette

oompos ed of Lester Cay. Avsrd Harris and Lewis were hesrd to advantage in sacred

lelections. Rev. Mr. HowietVs sub- leot in the morning was: "The Model Church" and in. the even- ing "The Model Christian." The following are the trustees of the Alma Church: Howard Dunbar, James Dunbar and Kier Dunbar. m. Isaac Dunbar is'clerk. The beautiful weather brought out very large congregations and the services were inspiring and de-

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| rink Wednesday. Oct. 0, at 8 p.m. ‘Note the change of date.

—BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE — Services Sunday. Oct. ‘3rd: Bedeque 11 a.m. Albany 3 p.m. Borden 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. lBurton Crowe. B.A.. Minister.

—PRINCETOWN U N I T I D

, CHURCH, Malpeque. Sunday, 0st.

|3rd, 1948. Services: 11:00 am.

iand 7:30 p.m., Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at 11:00 a.m. Pre- paratory service Friday. Oct. 1st

_at ‘8:15 PM. Rev. James Cross, BA, Minister.

—W.M.S. MEETING — The W0- mens’ Mislonary Society of Knuts- ford United Baptist Church held [their recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Edward Smallman of Knutsford. A special feature of the evening was the birthday cake for Mrs. James Smallman, and this splendid elderly lady re- ceived many congratulations and good wishes for many more happy {birthdays Another special feature of the meeting was the presentat- ‘ion of a life membership in the . the ‘mother of the Minister, Rev. C. O. Howlett. This dear old lady is ninety-three years of age and is ‘stié enjoying very good health.

-—-CHURC1H SOCIAL CLUB .- .’I‘he first meeting of the season of lthe Ladies’ Social Club of the isummezside Church of Christ was .held on Tuesday evening at the ,hcme of Mrs; Leonard Rogers with .a good attendance. The president. Mrs. Winsloe Morrison. was in the lchair, and alter the singing of g hymn Mrs. William Bllson engag- led in prayer. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Laura Harding anda poem entitled “Prayer" by Mis. N D. Stevenson. Plans were made to augment the funds by the scale of ichristmas cards which are on ord- ;er. During the social hour da.nty' refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Chester Murray, Miss Evelyn MacLure uni Mrs. Roland ThOmpSOIl.—-S.

-P. E. I. UNITED BAPTIST DISTRICT MEETING — On Tues- day,_sepi. 28th. the P.E.I. United Baptist District meeting was held in the Knutsford United Baptist Church. The beautiful weather brought forth a very large con- gregation and there were many Idelegates. The District Chairman is Rev. J. A. Davison of Charlotte- town; the District Secretary is Rev. E. J. Barr-ass of Summer- side, The Entertaining Pastor was Rev. C. O. Hewlett of Oteary, The arrangement for the entertain- ment of the delegates was in charge of Mrs. Earle Jelly of O'- Leary. The morning devotional was in charge of Rev. Mr. Davison of Charlottetown. The highlights of the convention were given by Rev. C. A: Britten of Bedeque. Rev, A. D. Mstheson, a missinary who has given splendid service in India was an interesting and in- structive speaker as was Dr. Zelis Clark, also a missionary to Indie who spoke in the afternoon. The report on "Stewardship in our District" was presented by Rev. J. D, Davison. The sermon at the evening session was preached by Rev. Mr, Fletcher of Montague. It was a splendid time of fellow- ship and all the report-s and ad-

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You get warm, even comfort In every corner.

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large ereea - - - they're attractive In appearance. with e. brown enamel flnllh, can be regulated to give the exact heat that you desire. Hest- lug with s Coleman Oil Heater you'll have an easy Winter-with less work and more heat. - - - AND you won't have to worry about your II supplies. - - - WE'LL BE GLAD T0 ADVISE YOU IN REGARD

TO PROCURING OIL.

Come in-sce these Heaters-talk over your

hosting problems and buy the most suitable Coleman In the Hardware

Department.

There's nothing-no nothing se warm or oosy for cold Winter mora- IIIaI-evenlnn or anytime-es nrnmnown narunouns m» the children. In the Youth Centre you'll eee Elder-down Bathrobes In a Vlrlety of colors-sizes 4 to 6 ere primed e-t 2.95 and slsee S to ll are priced at 8.75. These Robes though Inexpensive are nicely finished with

elrd trim.

Your children will enjoy wearing these warm robes and

you'll find that they'll wash and do up very easily. Elderdown Beth-

IINI are on display In the Youth Centre.

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"MAKE YOUR ROOMS LIGHT UP AND GROW WITH MIRRORS"- e little booklet Issued by the llobbs Olen Company will b; “n; u; y“ FREE. Come Into the Furniture Department and fill out the coupon. Herons decorators know the Importance of choosing flne Mirrors and

the Hobbs Peacock Mirrors are the

correct choice for the best effects

Th0! will create a magie illusion of extra. depth and oharm in every ? - - - The brightness and lightness of Mirrors will reflect the

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T115 GUARDIAN.

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Friday Matinee 3.3.0 Evening —

7.15 - 9.15

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“CARAVAN TRAIL"

in Cinaeolor

With‘A1 LaRue. also shorts

“Brooklyrfh Serial and newl-

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dresses showed careful preparat- ion and showed progress lines of endeavour, tI was s very successful District Meeting from every standpoint, materially and spiritually. -0

-AFTEBNO0N AUXILIARY MEETS—-The Afternoon Auxiliary of the 11V. M. S. of North Bede- que United Church met for the September meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. Robert Hogg, who presided. The new study book "West of the Gorges” was present- ed by Mrs. Preston Bowness and Mrs. A. G. MncCaull. A large box of warm clothing including five quilts was packed for Labrador. Refreshments were served by the hostess.--S.

—LIBRARY MEETING — A meeting of a number of represent- ative citizens of_O'I..ea.ry was held on Tuesday night. Sept. 28th, in the Library Room The special speaker was Capt. Chandelier of Charlottetown, supervisor of the P, E. I. Libraries. In a most inter- esting and entertaining manner he told of the early beginnings of the splendid library system of the province in 1921, when the Carneige Foundatin gave s most generous grant for three years and in 1936 the Provincial Govern- ment took over the libraries. There are now 2t regional libraries in the province from Tlgnish tn Souris with headquarters in Char- lottetown. In O'Leary the Library has been stored in a. building own- ed by the Loyal Orange Associ- ation and that society has very generously given the library use of the upstairs room rent-tree. However. it was brought out at the meeting that the building may possibly be sold and the. library has to look for other quarters. In addition it was felt that the circulation of boolrs at Obeary end the general interest of the people in their library oould be greatly improved, so a temporary committee was formed to report in a. large public meeting of all interested citizens on or before December first, This, committee will consider ways and means of furthering the interests of the library and will make recommend- ations which will be presented to the general meeting. The chair- man o fthe committee is Rev. W. G. Dickson, Other members are Mr. J. Field, manager of the Bat of Nova Scotla, Mrs. Fred Champ- ion. Mrs, John Matthews of the teaching staff and like. Edwin Turner. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to the hardworking and obllging librarian. Mrs. Claude Jelly for her invaluable services and also to Mr. Chandelier for his fine address, Mr. Peter Pate was chairman of the meeting and Mr. Lewis MacKenzie, principal of Oltesry School was secretary. -

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THEATRE "HOLD THAT aromas"

Eddie Bracken and Veronica Luke

Also Serial and Short Fri. O30 Set. 730-930 Personals

—Me|sra.' Ernest and Martin Seed left this week for Ontario.-

-w. endMrs. Stirling Campbell, Cavendish. were recent visitors to Bununerside on business,

-~Mr and Mrs. Earle Sudbury, Summersirle, attended the ball game in Charlottetown on Sun- day.

-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards

end visitors to Oyster Bed Bridge and New Glasgow.

—Mlls Millicent Stuart who has been spending the past two months in her native Province, left Summerside on Thursday morning on return to Maiden, MBSS.—~S-

—-Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, Oyster Bed Bridge were in sum- meraide Saturday visiting Mrs. Smith's parents‘ Mr. and Ivlrs. David Edwards, First St.

—Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Spence. I-Iuster River. several days with their grand- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and

Mrs. Elmer MacDonald, New Glasgow. —Friends will regret to learn

that Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault, Han- over Street. Summerside. has been forced to take a month's rest on doctor's orders. During that time she will have to give up her usual work of sewing and upholster- Ing.—S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Spergon Warren. North River has returned home from Portland, Maine, after two months’ visit to their son and

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COMMENCING OCT. I AloiO CEANBERRIES

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A dramatic Breed- coet with beauﬂllll contour lines. Shawl collar. deep cuffs, warmly interlined — $89.50

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Earl Warren, They returned by motor accompanied by son Earl

“d W° dmmhwf‘ we" W991i‘ and Ma's. Warren, who a" visiting istowaways caught in Montreal this Eseason already had set a. record. Roselast season's total was 28. Latest

with Mrs. Warren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gillis, Valley. P.E.I., end her sisters, Mrs. Roddie Nicholson and Mrs. m- msn Welsh. '

Professional Gard 0~Q T. Earle Hickey

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Visual Training Gives.

NEGINT TIIIATBI BLDG. Summer Street. luuunerelde

Two Stores In Summereide — Where Prfee Is Hatched with near“, l | ‘ STOWAWAYS SET RECORD of the es- ing hitch-hik t k " daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. into dztenglzn here waﬁrll-Iaaroi: EHLORERS’ DRmM

MONTREAL, Sept. 29 — (GP) — Port authorities said today the 30

Seymour of Liverpool, found‘ when the British freighter I-laidington was three days out of Liverpool. He will be sent home.

who was Not until 300 gcilscgzefy “cf Amertaaxivasftzeprﬁ

at the much-sought strait connecting the Atlantic and Pact. ilc did not exist. _

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