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bEGEMBER 9, 1947 _ fir: WESTERN GUARDIAN

SUMMEBSIDE and PRINCE COUNT! News, Subscriptions. Advertising.

{he Guardian May be bought at any o! the

. following stores in Burauserslde:

j ‘Mum-e, Water Street; Gourllee Drugstore, I1 Central Sheet: law“, 5,18,, Wuter Street; Mark Gsudot. e1 Granville Street. au will be delivered to any heme lst Bummer-side. »“B,y¢eseperds1or12eperweeh. Ihouelluforthleservioe u m, your order to the boy responsible for deltvIy on your route.

—-R.oneo mimeo- 431N670: ChiekemGeeeeend h New Box 750, Bulmner- Ducks to kuallmalfs Limited, for a? ' highest market prices. f ILITGIEN name zei- -.v._s. warml- Optometrist. ~"“%E.li)uns bargain. Apply Box o! c‘ lottetown, will be in no '91" men P. E. I. Phone 24. Mberton office this Saturday, De- lia” ’ cember 13th. ' i AMERICAN made Eleo- "$52K. with Sweep Centre d, gelling at the old price at 5:54; Jewellers.

—l'0ll. SALE - i940 I two-ton Chevrolet truck. Priced to sell. Sutherland Cousins, Remington, --- R. R.

' sTMAs SUGGESTIONS

iillggﬂlﬁ Ready to Wear, Ken- I-I ton Ladies slips, nylons. gloves. ‘ma; {rhiic shirts. sax. shaving $5 “niches and numerous WY! 1°!‘ ihe kiddies.

__ . ASE JEWELLERS selec- . all)? ﬁne watches include the 1M2?“ 5i-,-ivs for ladies and most 5mm lllilkFS ‘OT men- Guod range OI pr?"- _

_\|0i)lilt.\' AND OLD-TIME pnlflfif‘. at Larkins Restaurant. Kpyysingltll. Tuesday. DW- 9. 9 5°. H30, Admission 45 081135- G°°d music.

I-RINK IMPROVEMENTS-The Dedeque Rink C0,, is making ex- lensivc alterations and improve- merits to its property for the bene- m 0y patrons. Space 060013195 ,0nn¢-;|\~ hy a hockey room I.s be- mg LIiIIIELI to the canteen. and to the Indira‘ dressin; 1'00"! and 5 u... phi-kc}; room is being erected over the promenade. A new pump has bcrii installed and already a. ‘God kfflll has been made at ice- piakllig.

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BUYING

' Chickens

—L08T in vicinity d Hamilton Hell. on Nov. 27, a sum of money. mward. William A. Rsmsamliam-

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—I4AIGE SHOWCASE of Foun- tain Pens by Pox-ken. Water-mans, Eve-rshsnp and Eclipse. Allo Ball Point refills for Everdiarp Pal Owners at Moose Jewellers.

—I-‘UNEBAL AT 8'51!!! - The funeral of the late Thomas H. Cann was held on Sunday after- noon frcm the Bowness Funeral Home to the church at Clyde River at 3 pm. 'I'h.e pail bearers were: George Livingston, Jcihn A. Murray, Addison Livingston, W. A. Mac- Lean, J. H. MacPhail, Harold Scott. Buried service was conducted by Mr. Stephen Ackland-S.

Personals

-Mrs. l-Iarrv Wricfht. Middleton, ‘eft recently for Boston. Mass. '.'I’19l‘0 she will visit relatives-S.

—M. Earle Pearson: Ohelton. left Wednesday morning on a trip to Boston. Mose-S.

—-M.r. G. Hanan Phillipe. Mari- time Distributors. Ltd. motored to Nova Scotia on Monday in the in- tercsts of hie limp-S.

—Miss Connie Enruen, Sumner- side, entertained her bridge club on Thursday evening. High score was held by M135 E. Nellie Morrison-s.

g ___ —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron. Smmeraide, entertained at their C heme on uhursdey emd Friday even- ing with three tables of maxed "lliiiisl ‘.’$‘.“.fit."§’."§..‘? $3.‘? ‘hot.

Mill and Mr. George Clarke: and on Friday evening by Miss Helen Mills, w. Allison MQCLCIB and Mr. Arnold Millean-S.

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MARKET PRICES

SMALLIIAIPS

NPN. n. _ (or) - Indians along New Brunewiclra north shore predict a severe winter. They sly the abundant crop of rowan berries meuns deep snow. with nature providing a food supply for birdi-

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‘the Grocery Department-where you'll fiud all your Food N600! em supply you with MUSCATEL rants ualsms iu i-peune awk- uee m 4o CQIICI. rams: nos in l-pouud for ls m“ u»! X-pound packages for 2! eeute. And IYDI-ATED DATII in bul for tt cents a pound....'l‘heee Dried mm are verybloh lu dlllllil ll this season-so let your requirements while the eupply is etill good. s: lIiIs very busy time. don't "llrop alvuud".--Get 1m 1w! Nwle in the Grocery Department.

The Dry Goods Department has received e shipment e! MOODIE’! MNTER WEIGHT underwear for womenmThere le no need to shiver and shake-wear Moodide “WooItex"-tt Ie worm, fine quality, aeet and it ﬁts snugly. This Underwear fa available in dice small, medium. large and reversing-The Vests are priced hous- 06 oente to 1.10. you mﬂy not them with hell sleeves. with built up shoulders or with narrow shoulder straps. The Panties are priced It 1.00 and l-I-dhcy have elastic waist bands-and admit baud cull‘. Moodlde ll one o! the beet known Brand Namee-their Underwear le undeniably one or the finest mademBetter shop enrly for it. Dry Goods Department.

ll she's hinting for DINNIBWARI this Christmas-some to the ﬁhina Depurtment....'1‘here are a nuns‘ of beautiful patterns in ENGLISH DINNERWARE in stock. You may choose Ayualey Green Band China or a new Ayneley pattern with a turquols scroll design (this isoutstandingiunThis may be yo-eheled in settings of eight or In "Mic place settings. There are also several attractive styles of Semi- ilorei-iein Dinnerware-the supply of these is limited. so if you want one. better come in and make your choice immediately. Dinnerware purchased on the Holman Iiaey Payment Plen in the China

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O "l"! "Super" Chrlltmll ER: II the GENERAL ELICTIIO QUTOMATIC BLANKET. you can see one on display in the Hardware cpartment. Tho Automatic Blanket ie “ermoetatleally controlled- ?‘ I‘ M" I1" It"!!! even heat alwaye....'l'he Is MIIIMAI! tarnish-d and water proofod. The G. I. Blanket should not be Dr! magi"! but it will wash beautifully. either by hand or lu a wuehiul “If inc. The price of the General lleetrfe Attempt-lo Blanket ia 42.50. ‘omimsvtrulliy zaanillgent Chrletuaus Gift. for it Ilvuu Perfect eleoplnl ___ - l! were epertment. Qwo-Qe

he Ieeor If Fourth Prince

_ Hoving been nominated or Liberal Candidates to contest this Diitricf of f-Iie Generol Election on Thursday, December nt _ next,

We fake tile Polls.

_We regret that the limited time of our disposal since Mmmotion hoe not been sufficient to allow us to see you ell '°"°"°IIY- much oe wl would hove liked to do so.

We thank oil who have supported us In the poet, ond oil "Y ‘itwbrten in anticipation; I

VOTE LIBERAL FOR SOUND GOVERNMENT ' HORACE WRIGHT

this opportunity of soliciting your support ot i‘

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Special Attractions

for that very special “ﬂlale” in Your Life

You wont to please him — you wont n; noke him the heppiest Ines eiivem, Christmas ond it's easy us A B C to d0 it Come down to our store toduy ond look at our collect-ion ond you'll heave o sigh of Everything he wants ond con use i: here — but everything from garters ond belts to flannel sport shirts end handsome swectcrs. AII reasonably priced I

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ffside Dealers - See lie Improvement In Car Situation

The situation with regard to refrigerator cars for shipping po- tatoes has shown no improvement, Mr. J. Lorne Driscoll. a Summer- side potato dealer, informed The Guardian last night. In fact, due to certain conditions pertaining in Bummer-side, it may be said to have worsened, as some dealers have potatoes sold and have no hope of being able to deliver them to the buyers.

Mr. Driscoll explained that eur- licr this fall fifty carioads of po- tstoes had been stored in the warehouse on the Marine Wharf. They had been sold to a buyer in the Southern United States and it was thought they would be ship- ped by water. However. the ex- pected boat failed to arrive and as the warehouses are not frost- proof the dealers are now forced to- so to the additional expense and trouble of removing them to other storage. About three-quart- ers of the amount have been moved already. Mr. Driscoll said. and great difficulty is being me‘ is; finding frost-proof storage for them. - l-Ie said that while these pota- toes are sold there is little hope ofever being able to deliver them in time for planting. S

GIANT ‘I'll!!! IELLED DOUG-LASTOWN. Que. - iCPl —. Pulpwood operators recently cut two large trees in timber limits near this Gupe town end a foresi- ry expert, examining the trunks, disaovered the forest monarchs were 214 end 100 years old respectively.

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C. C./ IAKER

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member of The King's Own Royal Regiment ls 96-year-old William Hervey.

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As Progressive Conservative Candidates for

we toke this opportunity of soliciting the support of the

electors of the District in the forthcoming Pro fion. We hove endeavored to see as many oft

possible but duc to the limited time of our disposal we may

hove missed culling on some of you. If this is

was unintentional and your support will be greatly opprecL -

To The Electors of the Third District of Prince County

Third Prince

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oted. When elected we will endeavor to serve you in the best f

interest of your District ond» of the Province.

PETER GALLANT EDWARD E. ARNETT,

Candidates. oQoosaot-Q»

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Cations in stripes and solids. All sizes 4.95 to 7.00 SHIRTS

Many styles end fabrics- Whites 3.00 to 5.95 Colors ..... 3.00 to 5.25

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The Biggest ond Best selection you've ever seen.’ Solids ond stripes, dots and squares, checks -ony pottern you wish

1.00 te 2.50 SWEATERS All wool slip-one and cordl- gons 4.50 to 14.50 JACKETS

Sheep lined coats, purkoe, Iedth- er, gobordine, ond meiton cloth jackets, etc. .. .. 8.95 to 39.75

SOCKS

Wool, cotton, silk, cotton and wool mixture, in plain colors, checks, plaids, stripes, etc.

65c to 2.50 SLIPPERS Sturdy leather with ieetioer soles 1.75 to 5.25 GLOVES Leather end wool-lined and unlined. The very best in Gloves 75c to 8.50 MUFFLERS Silks, woole ond peislcys-In white, fawn, stripes ond

plaids ....._.. .. .. 1.95 to 5.00

T0 TIIE ELECTORS OF FIFTII PRIIICE

We have been nominated by the C. C. F. Party to contest the Fifth District of Prince in the forthcoming Provincial Election.

We regret that" It will be impossible for us to coll per- sonally on oII the voters and we therefore take this means of soliciting your support on Dec. 11th.

CHESTER GAUDET C. M. WOODSIDE,

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~ LIBERAL MEETINGS

Dec. 9—St. AnthonyQ-Bloomfield. ‘

Addresses by the Liberal candidates and other

prominent speakers.

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To The Electors 0f 5th Prince

The Libero! candidates for Fifth Prince toke this oppor- tunity of soliciting your support at the forthcoming Provincial Election. ~

Remember that the Progressive Conservative opposition, which is now seeking ire-election, is the some perry, with the some leadership and largely the some personnel, which woe in power from i931 to 1935-four yeors of unemployment ond depression.

Do you wisi to return those candidates?

If not, vole for the Liberal Government which hos estab-

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Iished o record of efficient administration, progressive poll (I) icies, ond increasing prosperity for the people of the Province.

Vote Libero! on December 11th, ond put 5th Prince beck in line. ~

CARROL ormirv toms u. MocFARLANE.