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Elmer Murphy, 186 Hanover Street, and George Oiow, I15 Ottawa Street. oUMMEBSIDIi and PRINCE COUNT! News, Subscriptions, Advertising

i The Guardian may be bought at any of the following stores in Somme "

Water Street:

F“ mkmre’ Water Street;

roronm Baker)‘-

Vlnoe’: Grocery- 3115""

Th6 2mm‘): dgy or 18o per week.

u» give W" "t

Alyre I lsland Motor aranaport, Water Street. will be delivered to any home in Summorslde by Uarrler

Gourlles Drugstord, 21 Central Street; Mark Gaudet, 81 Granville Street;

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Phone 289 or 288-2 for this service

4,;- w the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

I??? n a 1w]; ThllIldlY "=- - ‘E3551 L.0.A. chlclgen supper M's! Mary-s Hall, Summerside, 5

1 '1. m. Tickets sroo. Children t" ' s5 cents.

MISS Richard Dubois. magician. Summer- Tuerday. Dec. 7. Y's

..n0.\"T famous 1

' S hoo. Qﬁjnillik by Summerslde News Llub.

_4gl"NslNu>'l'0N and Malpeque egbyteriair Churches. Services and“ November 28th. Kenslngwn 11A M. and 7.30 P. M. and Mal- “ .8 330 l’. M. Church School tqlkgmiiiutott at l0 A. M. Rev. J. t; Mcfiuwan, Minister. ' 41cm: room sasx. - Mrs.

ghertrs Ramsey. Summerslde.

u m; guests her brothel’.

w. Lotti/art. Mrs. Ioclchart and Loﬁﬂyttutld. who motored from ‘Llomn; d“; Saskatchewan. It

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‘lfocitl taritcd his native Pro- vince a i he notes many changes “Kl .i.'.t~.li illllllllVClllElil. -—S ,

4.1m. ortnus Assn. MEETS 411i» I\'-.~.citibti' ntectitig of the

Guides Association, _ took the form o! a dinner it t-liiicrcst Lodge on Wed- nesday Writing with a splenclzd attendizist- of members present.

M” D c, Tompkins. chairman's

mnmttvpq the guest speaker. Mrs. 5nd Jettklrls of Charlottetown.

- ‘ ' field secretary. W110 mteresiing and instruct- ; on guiding. Present also Lucille McQuald, com-

was .\l ~ Tlldiiflil" of the camp at. Fernwood

ias‘. s". utcr, who was presented “m, t. gut of appreciation for Appropriate gifts were

n, quarter master. d and Joan Mac- Phre . .er feature of the ev- g "as the self-introduction of . new tnember. S

-.II Nlflll ASSEMBLY — AL Assembly in the Sum- tltil auditorium on Fri-

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day. . run. the program was prrseiitrri t ‘ Grade Ii (Miss Mac- ao Id asst with Wyman Birch at‘. flint-er. A play "Mother Goof‘ lit-with Friends" was credit- aotv gweu oy the little ones. as weii at two -recitations "Two

Faces" hr Kent Clarke and "Three Guests" by Patsy Butler. The chorus “tloIIy Jack Frost" by the class brcticht their program to a close aitcr which a sing-song. with w» Ann Murphy as ac- oompiuut: was enjoyed by all pre- sent. During the Senior Assembly in the forenoon three song films were sltontt with the pupils join- ing ht the singing. On exhibit was the beautiful Air Cadet Profici- mcy Trophy, which had been pre- sented by Group Captain A. Lewis anti v on by the Summer- nide Air Cadets for "Most Pro- ficient Squadron in PJELI." -—S

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‘er assistants. the Misses‘

-H.AM.‘PEBB of cooking and eat- ing spplea at Burns’, Malpeque.

—CABROTS, parsnlpa and beets, now available. Louis Moase, New Annan.

—SEE BUD Abbott. and Lou Cos- tello in "Here Come The Co-Etls" in Breadalbane hall Saturday night.

-—ON THE SICK LIST — Mr. Walter McKic S11, of the Alaska School section. recently suffered a heart attack and is at present conﬁned to his home. Ills many friends ulsh him a very speedy recovery. O

—SEN'I‘ T0 SUPREME COURT —Anslem Mark O‘l-laliorun of Campbellton, P.E.I.. was commit- ted for trial at the next session 0i tllc Supreme Court by Magistrate R. S. Hinton, I(.C., in Summt-rslde yesterday on u ("h-urge of forging '.l cheque. The next session of the Supreme Corn-t. ruccts Ilvrc no,“ 'l‘uesdny. _Als0 before llhtgtsirnle Hinton yesterday. u motorist charg- ed with reckless driving was ltncd $30, including costs, ttllll n mun charged with (IFIYIIILZ while llllFl.\I- cutcd had his case rlistitlsstitl. ’l‘\vo motorists were fiitcd S5 and costs for speeding and u part3‘, for ul- lowittg a person withutit. an oper- ator's lit-cnsc to drive his motor vehicle, was fined Sit) and costs. -

Personals —Rev. M. lsoekltarl. Little Shemogue. N. B, Ilﬂ}. boon \;gil_. ing relatives in suznmcrsitle and

Kelvin Grove. -S

—l\lr. Fred McAusland of Bloom- field ls not very well and has been confined to his homo for tltc pzlsl. several weeks. Ho is still undc-i‘ the doctor's curc and his lcuiott of frignds wish Illlll u spcctly recovery _ _. .

—1\Irs. Ervin Ramsay of Bloom- field suffered :1 severe ltchrl. nt- tack on Satttrdzrv anti is confined to her bed. llcr ntuny lrtcnds wish her a speedy lmprmcmont in her I1€ElliIl.—O.

--l\lrs. Boylan. aged and beloved

resident of West Dcvtiti will lw leaving thr- ltist of IIllS “cult for McAdam, N. 13., whore sh» w,“ spend the winter months \\ith her (laughter, Mrs. DIt‘.'\l‘iIlUl‘.—-O. ' -—i\lr. Donald Lockhnrt left Sum- merslde by motor on Friday mgr“. ing on return to his ltotne lrt Lloyclmlnster. Snskatt-ltetvan. llc was accompanied Ivy Mr. George tBud) AIacMtIrdu. Kelvin Cit-ore. -S

—Word has been rccctvctl front Boston. lllasr... by Mrs. LThorIrs Ramsay, Summersidc. that. his brother. .\lr. Hurry Ramsay, ls

seriously ill in the hospital there.

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‘TWAS THE MONTH BEFORE CHRISTMAS

And all through the store There were oodles of bargains - And gift-buys galore.

1' The wise early shoppers were ‘

hing aloud

-' A! they made their selections ahead of the crowd. i In no time at all they hall finished the chore, And spirits still high, swept out of the Idoor.

‘Two! the WEEK before Christmas

And oh what a din-

El"! fllslo jammed with shopper.

And tempera worn thin.

- _. . Uur moral? Be early and happy and wise! ‘iha service is better -— and so are the buys!

A

olliciol receipts for some.

Summerside \

PELT RECEIVING STATION

Our Charlottetown Pelt Receiving Stotion will be under the management of Messrs. McEucltern ond Bowness, Massey- Ildtris Building, 130 Kent Street. This station is now open ond the management will be pleosed to receive your pelts to be marketed under- the Agricultural Products Co-operotivc

Marketing Act or on Consignment o: requested, and issue

CANADIAN NATIONAL SILVER FOX BREEDERS’ ASSOC.

' Prince Edward lslond

HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO

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SWIFT’S MARKETING SERIIIBE

FOR MARKETING YOUR HOGS BE SURE TO DIRECT YOUR HOGS TO SWIFT‘S LOADING EVERY MONDAY COMPLETE TRUCKING SERVICE CONTACT OUR AGENT IN YOUR VICINITY

SWIFT GATYTIIIAII 00. LTII.

PROVIDE EVERY FACILITY

J. 1V. D. CAMPBELL RALYH K. ADAMS FRANK J. PLATTS CHARLES MACKAY TILMAN CORMIER.

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APETQL Summerside

LAST SHOWING TODAY TRAPPED BY BOSTON BLACKIIE 1st. Chapter Serloi "Superman"

Show: 2.30 — 7.15 — 9.15

MONDAY, TUESDAY

GREGORY PECII 3-1.... M<c.:..-:..4..a.., kslnui. m“ o1 wc|l|h.._ wtulrnl .. u.- wind-lamp

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Best Pictures

“Purl Cluvefmlhc un- tumble lull-breed "bull by o.‘ amt u. 4m. m‘

2mm or-srstzntctcs

ANID WEDNESDAY

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urrtrrtt torts ‘ tosmtaomrut

‘jam McClain‘. . JOIN Ijeotlmidrsliltic-Iebelllrl‘ e|linn nln tyranny of hi caught-building father

Note — No Shorts

‘ Feature Begins -— 7.15 — 9.15 MATINEE TUESDAY -- 3.30

SHOWS 7.I5 AND 9.15 MATINEE MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 3.30

TARZAN AND

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Ilarmon Field Hoop Team Wins At S’sitle

A basketball team of smoothies from Harmon Field, Newfound- land. hart little trotthle in defeat- ing the local R..C.A..F.. hoopsters. at the Suminerside airport last tiight, taking the verdict. by a smre 51E 74 to 36. 'l'*hcir margin in both halves was almost identical, the Amcrlcuits scoring 3'1 points in cacti and the R..C.A..T<‘.. team putting 19 in the first half and l7 in the second.

Boso and Lindsay divided top Iiottors for the visitors getting 17 points apiece, while Carson was oticc more higth man for the local quiutctlc. Hannon field's passing was (loudly accurate and most of their field goals were scored from close in very fast.

They gave the home forces lit- tic respite “when the Canadian inds hurl posssessloll of the ball.

beautiful baskets. the first hall from awray out, and Mlckus's only field goal was the result of m- other spectacular shot ‘In the sec- ond half. The visitors missed six

penalty shots but sank 12 free tries. The R.C.A..ll‘.. reversed this record ‘try missing l2 and being successful tn only six. BOX SCORE

Ilarmon Field FG F8 P!‘ ‘l’? Boso B l 2 1'1 Erlslnger 1 0 2 2 Tomko 2 2 l 6 Lindsey 7 8 2 l’! Vugiamott 0 0 2 0

For the locals Bayne scored two flctﬂls

Referee ._ S/L Gillespie‘; ls- LAC Delaney; scorer- Flt. LleuL. J.O Ross; tlmekcepet‘

'.AST SHOWING TODAY DOUBLE BILL CAUGHT IN THE ACT . And

THE HUNTRES.

\t\fN.Y

CAMEO THEATRE KENSLNGTON

sat. 7.15, 9.15. Robert Lowery.

lielen Gilbert in Tense. 16nd"

drama with Redwoods in beauti- tul natural color. It's a ﬂogging"

citing part, also Serial and news.

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“u” .... A ‘m e “I100 '

country with enough motion to please everyone ln James Oliver Curwoodb story “God's Country" "Ace" the police dog plays an ex-

l-leitnacy 5 l 3 11 Rlchardcoit 0 0 0 0 Biankettshtp f» ft 2 l3 llcckrotli l l 0 Ii Jeblocki 2 l l 5 Tbtmls Iii 12 l5 ‘I4 Summerslde l-‘(i FS PF Tl’ Bayne 4 1 4 9 Carson h I 3 ll statute l 0 1 2 f-lelde Fl I 0 1 Plnkseneatt 3 2 2 8 Play 1 0 l 2 Anderson 0 0 0 0 Buliis ll 0 2 0 Grant 0 0 1 0 Cqioren ‘. 1 2 II

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New Creamery For (trapaud

A new and completely modem eo-opetretive creunery is in pro- cess o! construction st Orepatld to serve the upwards of 400 patron: furnishing cream to the manufact- uring plant in this enterprising centre.

A feature of the new building la the provision for adequate re- frigeration facilities for the butter the creamer-y mskel. and individ- ual refrigeration lockers for three hundred creamery patrons where they can store such foods as meats. fruits and vegetables for their home use.

The building which WlII be ready for use some time early next year la 99 feet. long by 53 feet wide with e 13 foot wall. The butter storage room and the lock- er room will be kept. at zero and the pre-ooollng rooms for each of them at 34 degrees. The locker pro-cooler also contains a fast freeze unit. capable of freezing 800 lbs. of meat, fruits or vegetables each 24 hours. It Wlll produce a temperature of ten degrees below zero.

The butter storage room will povide refrigeration capacity for 125,000 pounds of butter which is about 2.250 boxes. This is more than hall’ the quantity which was manufactured in the creamety in 1947 and close to half of the es- timated 260,000 lbs. or slightly more than will have been made in 1948 when the year closes a little more than a month from now.

The plant is on a high elevation and is excellently adapted to pro- vlde good drainage facilities. The building is of frame construction with insul brick siding. The floors are all concrete. Present plans call for a vertical steam boiler of the tubeless type for production of steam and hot water for process- ing the butter and heating the plant. Water will be furnished by a deep well - 212 feet - with a capacity of 2.000 gallons per hour. It is located in the compressor room which will also contain the pump and water pressure system and four refrigerating compressor units.

T. W. Cope, general manager of the firm. is in charge of the erect- ton and installation of the equip- ment. All local labor is being uused and the job foreman ls Garfield Gamble.

When the Crapaud plant is coin- pleted it will be the third co-op- eratlvely owned " and managed creamery in the Province to have installed modern refrigeration equipment. The new one complet- ed earlier this year at. Morel] has this type of equipment and the creamer-y at North Wiltshire has also modernized its equipment.

B. F. Hunter, R.O.

. OPTOMETRISI Complete Visual Analyses l Glasses Fitted SMALLMANS BUILDING i

SummersI-le, l’.E.l. i PHONE 765

Here ore the weights token on November 1st of 5 toms and l

hens selected oi random from

his flock. Storteno Checker-

Etts and Turkey Groweno Check- ers otter six weeks, have pro-

duced this outstanding growth

You con count on equolly out- standing results from oll Purirto Chews. ‘Let us help you work out your feeding programme for

your livestock or poultry.

UIIIA .- smtmtott ' in. m I

Brood Breasted Bronze 17,4 days old

TOMS

1st Bird 23 15s. 2nd Bird 22.5 lbs. 3rd Bird 26

4th Bird 24.5 lbs. 5th Bird 24.75 Ibl. TOTAL 120.75 I55.

AVERAGE 24.15 lbs.

AVERAGE WEIGHT OF . . 19.575155.

TOMS and HENS . .

DILLON 6r SPILLETT

CHARLOTTETOWN

SMALLMAIPS LIMITED »

SUMMERSIDE

PLAN CROP INSURANCE - NEW DELHI, India —- tCPl — l Experimental schemes of crop lu- surancc are being planned by tire l govcrntncnt of India, to safeguard the tanner against. crop fatltuv". , The question oi crop insuranccistil’ agriculture t‘

dependent on t};

Vllfll interest because tn India ts mainly weather conditions.

our Island poultry industry.

or o moment's notice.

Live Poultry

LOADING FOR U. S. A. TUESDAY, NOV. 30, FROM 8 AM. TO 11:30 A.M.

HEAVY FOWL AND CHICKEN

FARMERS

,Keen American competition Itos put new life blood into l} l

I um promising my customer o Iorge number of birds for Tuesday. Would you like to market with me?

S. R. iPendleton

Unfortunately, with u large volume of poultry still to he marketed, unlovoruble weather con cut oil this competition

KENSINGTON

25 cords with envelopes

I0 cords with envelopes ..

send a PERSllNllllZEIl llR TING UllRIl

with your own snapshot printed on it

We have all the latest Christmas Photo-Greet? Cord designs. Stop in todoy and pick out the one you wont. We’ll be glad to help you select o suit- oble snapshot negative. Prompt service.

EIIMAII llllllli anti PHOTO SERVICE surtrtenstn: P. E. t.

T. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

l?» Granville Street

The Finger Porno: to the location of the Anterior ), Transverse Arch. weakens, the tiny bones are de- ressed; uneven pressureas pro- ucedmndtheunevendrstnbutron of the persoxfs weight causes a burning sensation, callouseed tender spots, contracted toes, an severe cramp- widens and spreads overthe shoes. the small toe and great toe Joints Eefﬁlmeilnﬁamed raid enlarged- o ' y ttgue on nervousness i.

l: M. ., 1h

Office at

Phone 515 Si; MMERSIDE

We are bringing you Positive, Reliable and Speedy, Relief

When this Arch

like pain. The foot

Heed I/reﬁrst dangrr signal! Stop your Foot Trouble! before they impair your comfort and daily efﬁcienq

An Exposition

of the newest, most advanced scientiﬁc method relieving and correcting Foot Troubles, will

at IIOLMAWS on Mon. Nov. 29

ccially trained expert ﬁ-nm the staff of W. M. Sclioﬂ, e world’: most noted Orr/to cdic authority clearly explain haw these method; give rmtanf foot comfort. You utifl also be given a pedograph print of your sfockinged f”; All this wiihoutpost or obligation Don't mine eeeinz this Expert at q IIOLAL-LVF on allow datoa

Summerside

PAGE FIFTEEN

What YourNeighbours Are Doing!

We can't help feeling mtlter proud of the flne lob being done by Mr. George A. Sobey of Summerslde, with I'll: flock of turkeys en the Purina programme.

lbs.. .. .15

Tl e. e. I=........TS I Op+.D., R.O.

y Visual Training Given 1‘ nnmzxr THEATRE BLDG. ll Summer St., Summereide

Have You Pains

CaIIouses or i Cramps

. there ———->