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SUMMER-SIDE end PRINCE COUNTY News. Subscriptions, Advertising.

ho _ following stores in Surhmerilde. Gourliee Drugstore. Mari (leaﬂet. B‘! Grenville Street: .

’ The Guardian may be

loohforﬂ. Water Street; Ins-MIA) Bakery. Weter Street; ymgdl Grocery. Russell Street: Aiyre

no Guardian gay st lo per III!

¢ ‘in your order _BOYS RAINUOATS reduced

g Pearson's Rcady-io-Wear, Ken- DREW‘-

... AY AND HOLIDAY gpecisls at Leo Coyle‘: Restaurant. southern fried chicken $1.25. Open gum-lay and Monday 4 to i2 p.m.

-JOH§S U. S. ARMY-Mr. Erwin q-hqmpson formerly of Summerside but now residing in the U. S. A. ha; joined the intelligence Branch of the United States Army. He was a former teacher of Ken- sington High School.

-O'LI'\\IIY PASTORAL CHARGE ms United Church of Canada. Rev. W. G. Dickson, B. A.. Pastor. The 'services for Thanksgiving Sunday, October 10th, will be as rollows: Bloomfield at 11 A. M. (This will also be the Rally Day. ior the Bloomﬁeld Sunday School| and the theme is “Go ye into all 1.118: world." West Devon at 2 P. MI Brae at 3.30 P. M. O'Leary at 7.30 P. M. Sunday Schools at. all places |t the usual hours. A sermon ap- propriate for Thanksgiving Sun- day will be preached and the‘ Churches will be decorated in keeping with the Harvest season. Everybody welcome at all services.

MEETS of the

—MISSIONARY GROUP __Th9 opening meeting Erromanga. Girls’ Group of the Presbyterian Church iras held at the home of the leader, Mrsbloyd gorrill on Tuesday afternoon. The gevotions were conducted byMary Mountain. Ruth Oahill read the scripture and Rhoda Baker led in prayer. The offering was tdcdicat- pd by Myrna Hancock. Mrs. Gor- riil told a story from the study book‘ "Around the World With the Bible". Mrs. Fred Moase was

at the piano. S _

—CHURCR 0F CHRIST — ‘The Young People's Society _of the

d Motor Truulplrt. Water Street.

will be delivered to my home in Summerside by Currier. ielleperweeh. Ihouelllorlbim (or thisservieu to the boy responsible (or delivery on your route.

At New Arman Saturday. Oct. 9. Bedeque Farmers Institute. Horace Huestis. Secretory.

Charge. Services Sunday. Oct. 10th. Guest speaker,

mount _s. __194a_ . .

WESTERNGUARDIAN

ill lloeovn Street. end Ottewe Street.

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ll Central Street; Doueette’; Grocery. Second Street;

—UNIDADING 01m on. ohms

—BEDEQUE U n i t I d Church

Bsdeque 11 a.m., Borden 11 can. Mr. Reginald Graves. Mt. Allison student.‘ Al- bany 7.30 p.m. Rev. W. Burton Crows. 3A.. Minister.

—-CENTBAL BEDEQUE Baptist Church Thanksgiving service on Sunday morning 11 aim. with Mission Bond choir. In the evening 7.45 p.m.. Rev. Matheson of Bob- bile, India. will be the speaker. Come and hesr him.

—NEW LONDON Prpsbyterian Churches. Services Sunday. Oct. 10th. Clifton 11.00 A. M. Long River 7.30 P. M. South Granville service cancelled this Sunday. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Minister.

—YP.U. MEETING - The Bap- tist Senior Y.P.U. meeting held on Tuesday evening was prﬁgidgd over by Jack MacFeulane while Robert Lefurgcv conducted devo- tions, In the Bible Quiz, led hy the minister, the Builders gOt two 'poinis. while the Wreckers claim- ed one point. After the meeting the members enioyed playing vol- ‘leyball. — S.

I —-RETUBN T0 CHARLOTTE- lTOWN-Nineteen prisoners re- ‘turncd to the Queen's County Jail ‘in Charlottetown yesterday morn- ing after having spent two days in the Prince County institution at ‘Summer-side. The reason for the .short vacation was that it was {found necessary to have the |Queen's County jail fumigated-S.

I —Y.P.U. MEETING-The Bap- list Junior Y.P.U. met on Tues- day evening with the president. -D0nald Lefurgey in the chair.

Church of Christ met in the East| X . v Room of the church on Tuesday $5.451“ eﬂﬂsej°nﬁﬂ°i,ughy°‘wiiviﬂ; evening. The worship period was 8M8 Quiz m‘ me Book o: Rave“

b - .- gggxctegungy £336 Eﬁwsusogmiq ation ., Recreational period con- wm" and ., .1.“ m sweet to Trust} sisted of a game of volley ball. S

in Jesus". Psalm 62 was the Scrip- ture reading. Garth Linkietteri was in charge of the business‘ session. The meeting was given over to writing letters to four of the young people who are remov- ed from the society. By this means they keep in touch with those of the young folk who have left Summer-side. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. S.

—COIVIMUNITY CONCERT — The first concert of the 1948-49 series under auspices of the Com- munity Concert Association of

Simmcrside was given Thurs - day night. in the Summer- side High S c h o o l auditor-

ium, the gifted performers being Marina Svetlova. prime ballerina of the Metropolitan Opera, Robert Roland, male dancer. Trins Rom- ero, Spanish dance interpreter and Valentin Pavlovs-icy, concert pian- ist. The Association president, Rev. Chas. Carnegie. expressed his gratitude to members of the exe- cutive for the time spent in pre- paring the stage end peld high tribute to Messrs. Wright end Bell for installing the lighting effects. At the conclusion of the concert e reception was held for the artists at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Aili-

- son McLean, Summer Street. Mrs.

J. F; Arnett and Miss Wanda Wyatt poured tea end were assisted by Mrs, Harold Schuntnan. Mrs. Clar- ence Mercer. Mrs. Garth Toombs. Mrs. C. ii. Stewart, Miss Dorothy Wyatt and Mrs. Senator McArthur. Present at, the reception also were Mr. and Mrs. Hartman. Miss Svetlovifs parents formerly of Paris and now residing in New York. Rev. Mr. Carnegy on behalf oi the Community Concert Associ-

TRINITY AFTERNOON AUXILIARY held its Thankof- faring meeting on Tuesdtiy af‘er- noon with a lxrge aiterdaure of members anzi visitors With the president. Mrs. WA. Alien in in; chair, end Mrs BR. Sharp rt the piano, the meeting orened by sinxinz "O Cﬂmo Let Us Sing to the Imd." The treasurer l'ep‘i‘t?d ,a goodly increase in funds for the third ouarter. The dcvotizr-al period. conducted by Mrs. Ho-m- mond Johnson. followed the Thanksgiving theme and included readings by Mrs. Waller Lidstone and Mrs, Harry Simmons and a solo. "We Give Thee Thanks, O God" by Mrs. Fred Anderson. The thonkofiering was dedicated in 5°‘!!! by the collectors, Mrs. George Sheen and Mrs. TJ-LE. Inman. Mrs. Johnson presented the second chapter of the study 590k. "Wtst 0i’ the Genes" and was assisted by Mrs l-Iarol-i Nich- olson and Mrs GN. Somers. Mrs. Nicholson, impersonating Miss Helen Pen. the first Ohinsse woman ever to be ordained, told how difficult‘ it was for s. girl to set an education in China. with the help of posters Mrs, Johnson and Mrs. Somers portrayéd the role of women in Chim rmd of the Brest ckange in their status

influence of Christianity. Prayer by Mrs. Lucas Allen was follov- ed by the hymn “Thru Art The Way." The profusion of ghdioli. mums, asters and roses so [ﬂeas- lnrl" urrsnged was the contribu- tion of Mrs_ CB. Morris and Mrs.

meeting a social hour was spent. —S.

in the past fi't_v years under the

May Mackie. At the close of the

ation extended thanks to the visit- ing artists for their very fine con- uezt‘; and also his appreciation to the “vice president Mrs. McArthur and‘ the executive committee also to ‘Mr. and Mrs. Allison lifclean

IDNDON ~ (C?) - Perform- ing zeal: Koodoo, a six-month- old seal trciued to {lop around with a collection box for the blind around its neck, is a gilt to the Lcnﬁon zoo.

for the use ct their beautiful home lur use during the reception-S.

BRITISH DINNEBWABE.

NOW IS ‘HIE TIME-A fellow thinks of llll- . . . lly that l don't mean "longere". etc. But I do mean "SWEAT-

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"UNI" Wear Department.

" NOW 1S Till‘: TIME-To put flnnnels Youth Centre hue received e shipment of warm, counts SHEETS-white with pink or blue m W e by 1 l-S yards-priced at 1.16 eeeh. i _ t of people have been asking for them. . “NON. better llUllBY-IIUIIIIY-the shipment wasn't enormous. . . .

“Jfre in the Youth Centre. - now ll m ‘lleel for email apartments and

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tie sheets on baby's crib. The fluffy FLANNELEITE lpee. These ere l yard “Kingoot” Sheet: are double-

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Personals

--Miss Pearl Cameron, Indian River has accepted a position in the office of M. F. Schurman and Co., Summerside.

-—The many friends of Miss Brenda Hickey of Indian River are sorry to hear that she is in the Prince County Hospital, having undergone an appendix operation. All hope {or her speedy recovery.

F-Miss Catherine Hickey, Indian River is engaged us bookkeeper in the office of Mnlpeque Trading Co., Mulpequc.

——l\'ir. A. Ernest Meilish, former branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Toronto is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. D. McCailum and Mr. Mc- Callum, Summersider-S.

Thanksgiving Meeting Of WJILS. 0i United Church

The annual ThI-nkllm-W mut- ing of the W. M. S. of Trinity United Church was held in EP- worth l-lali on mesdav 108F119“ with a. large attendance. The pre- sident, Mrs. W. A. Allen presided at the business session.

Minutes of last meeting were road and approved. Mrs. Sheen reported that four cartons 0i ivarm clothing including beddinS and other necessities had bet!!! packed and forwarded to Labra- dor. A letter from Mrs. McAus- land regarding Missionary slides which are now available was read 1t was suggested that an evening meeting be held in conjunction with the Evening Auxiliary where these slides could be used. The treasurer reported an increase in funds over lest year ior the three-quarter year period. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Hammond John- son, with "Thanksgiving" as the theme. Suitable hymns and prey- ers were used. Readings were giv- en by Mrs waiter C. Lidstone and Mrs. Hurry Simmons; a solo by ' Nirs. Anderson was very much ap- preciated. - The thank-offering was received and dedicated and amounted to - over $200.00.

The Study Book program was in charge of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Somers and Mrs. Harold Nichol- son, the latter representing Rev. Helen Penn of Chins. taken from "West of the Gorges." This pert of the program was particularly interesting and instructive.

The meeting closed with singing the hymn "Thou Art The Way." followed with prayer by Mrs. La. Alien.

A social half-hour was then en- joyed over cups of tee and dainty refreshments.

and discussed.

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co@o~ov<s>co;:co@>toeco~ OAMEO THEATRE Kensington R E G E N T - ' . - . tin Friday ?‘f1d1;5_3'3g 15 M‘ a Thursday, Friday and Saturday

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Geo. O'Brien and Rosalind Keith Serial and Shorts

Friday 8.30 Sct. 7.30 - 9.30

Prisoner lias Short Term 0f Freedom At S'side

Acting quickly on a tip Cate. Linkletter and Doyle of the Sum- merside Police Force picked up a prisoner on Wednesday night about midnight that had escaped lrum Prince County jail less than an hour before. He was Edward Gallant o! Tignlsh. who was serv- ing a six months sentence for breaking and entering. As n result of the overcrowded conditions of the jail caused by twenty prisoners from Charlottetown being tempor- arily housed there, Gallant wus sleeping near the coal chute and made his escape that way. Police learned that he was trying to hire a taxi and they checked-all the taxi stands end found him at one cf them. He claims that he in- tended to return before morning thinking that his absence should not ‘oc discovered in the mean- tinm-S.

In Memos-lam

PETE! B. MMINTYBI

The hearts of s. wide circle o! friends were saddened on Sept. 11th by the death in the Prince County Hospital of Peter S. _Mac- Xntyre It the sdvenced ege of M years.

lie was about his dslly duties up to the time he entered the hospital six weeks previously, and although hopes were entertained for his early recovery, God willed lotherwise, and be passed peace- fully to meet his Maker. fortified by all the rites of the ‘Roman Catholic Church. of which he was o faithful member.

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Msclntyre of’ New Annen. moot of his life, until he retired eleven yeers ago and moved to Kensingtou.

Fifty years no last July 19th

he Ill-tried Clementine Drilooll

Grapefruit

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Turkeys

DUCKS CHICKENS FOWL At ‘Lowest - Market Prices

Visit our well sic! o’. MEAT DEPARTMENT where you will find e Large Assortment of Cured Meets at Modern Prices

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o! olermont. the loss of v voted and patient, and by‘ “m”

guiding hand ed for in their recent years.

who is left to mourn a. husband. mo“ d-e‘

their home was car-

One daughter, Mary. Mrs. J» F-

MacKenna. at Saginaw, the loss of

m, Maclntyrs was a very tidy. up-to-daic through the most strenuous tasks which may arise up of a home. and ever eager to

and six grandchildren. Mich, also felt deeply a dutiful father. farmer. persevering in the building

its best. l-Ie took

Borden Pair iiet Two-Year Sentence

(By The Canadian Press)

FREDERJUTON- 0W 7-3111081- Beiana ls the Italian name for and Edmund Arsenault.

at which place he spent poo-1- Mlcu1|,n_ ,

put everything at an active interest in the affairs of church. school. and commun- ity. always working for the bet- terment of them all.

Many enjoyed a social hour in his most hospitable home. and t!" able manner in which he could converse made him very enable with both young end old. _

His great love for ﬂowers was most. admirably expressed by those who visited or passed his home The motto. "Ono's first duty is tr his church" was exempliﬁed b_\ his true christian character, ant‘ will be a lasting memory in In- dian River Parish.

A lsrge eortege of relatives and friends followed his remains to 5t Mary's Church. Indian River.- on Wednesday morning. where‘ Solemn Requiem Mass was celeb- rated by his nephew. Rev. Basil Croken. who also officiated at the crave. Assisiin! at the Mass were Rev. R. l1‘. hiacDonald (pastor) a= deacon. Rev. Harold (‘woken r.- sub-deacon. and Rev. E. ivhirray

as master of ceremonies.

Pallbearers were James Com-ion John Walker. James Pendergust Bruce Pavnier. Percy Drisccll

The many Mass C-zr-H m4 swir- Pua‘ cffcrings ircrc silent Wiv-iic oi‘ I'll! esteem ihe deceased had held.

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October iiih Thanksgiving Day

Grocery Section

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Two Stores In Summerside — Where Price ls Matched With Quality

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