JANUARY 21. 3941

WESTERN iiuXiiiiiiN

'-~ \ - ' ' AGINTS: I. Elmer Murphy. III llauevpr 5L, and G Glow. l0 Ottawa St. EDI and PIINCI COUNTY New!» Subscriptions. Advertising

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Guardian ius be bought daii . followhg yaks‘ “auroral-e? ‘l a. o es Drugstore, w gnu; Bakery. Water Street: Mari Gauilet. l1 652:5]. '59.”

The Guardian will be dallvcol to lly ha‘; 1- gg-‘nu; car-cleric! Iflemhrerlhwwns. nascent-resume“, order so the boy responsible for deliveries on your reaea.

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..5u\'lNG SMELTI. — Highest price paid. ,.Phnno 605-15. Dale cuneron. Traveller‘: Rent

-EXPEEIINCBD MAID WANT- gp-Please apply Mrs. W. l. smallman. 174 Summer Sh. Sum- merside.

_u0CKlY Bedeque Rink Tues- 53y, Jan. 21. South Shore League "mo, Middleton Bombers versus Fragmwn Royals. Skate after.

_JHOCKEY Kensington Rink Tuesday, Jan. 2i, Summerside Holman’! team vs. Kensingten

silver Wings.

--HOCKEY Kenlngton Rink Wednesday. Jan. Z2. Borden Nat- ionals vs. Keiisingtcn Grsnitee. East Prince League for Mac- mught Trophy. Gnnie starts 8.30. Admission 352 rind 25c. Skate af- tor.

-D.*\\' CHANGED -4 ‘Pile ban- quet in connection with the annual meeting of the United Baptist Church, Smninerside. will be held n 5 pm, Qn Thursday, ‘January 23rd and not on Wednesday as stated on ihe invitations-S.

—KENSING'I‘ON UNITED Y. P. U. -- The annual meeting of the Young People's Union was held in their room Wednesday

—FOB SALE-Two wood slelthm. We drlvhis lleishs. one box sleigh. Rex Duwson.

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4W1!!! CHICK! are husky. hellthv. hardy. Osder from Emmett McInn-ie. Bradslbane.

—l"0ll SALE. -- 1 wood sleigh, 1 set bob aleiohs, 1 two year old heif- er due to freshen F 1st, 1 horse sixteen hundred, seven years old. Han‘! C. Bowneee. Kensing- ion.

—Blil LIAVING Kensinlion m summer-side Tueadli. Jan. 31. at ‘I ifclot for game between Ienlngten Granites ‘vs. Silk- lide Legion. MacNaught '1‘rophy.|

-lT'S NEW, ITS MODERN for Shick Electric Shaver Owners. the Amazing New Shavers-at with Rie- trscting Cords. See them at Moase Jewellers. Sumimersirie.

—-I"AIR REMANDED-Two young: Summerside men charged wiihl breaking and entering a number of mielt fishing shacks on Summer- side harbour and stealing therefrom- appeared before Magistrate RS. Hinton in Summerside yesterday, morning and were remanded till Friday-S. -

-FUNl‘1li-AL SATURDAY ~ The of the late Josephus Small-man was held an Saturday afternoon at. two

evening, Jan. i5 at ‘i145 with riv-vrn members» iircsciil. The meeting opened wizii ihe ness period followed with minutes of the last meeting.

85.00 i0 the ITiiSSiOIlFlIQ‘ mid maintenance dcpariilltiiit n ri ri $10.00 lo the current oxp~iisz~s of

iilf‘ church. Scvci-nl iiir-iiibrrsliii! fcrs ivore rcccivrd aitrr ifliirii ihr- riectitm‘ of officers fni" i947 was held and ari- iis follows: Honorary President, Rev. L. M. Murray; president (re-elected).

Kritli Stewart: secretary-treas- urer (re-elected). Keith Moasc. Convencrs for the departments» Christian Fellowiiin. William Manse; Christian Missions. Ger- iiidinc McLean: Christian Cili- z<iishi.p_ Jimmie Cla-rk: Christian Culture. Eleanor McMiirdn: re- creation. Sillii“" lvioas": publica- tions Alice Caldwell. An Instal- lation service will be held on Jnvuiirv 9S for the Ynunr Adults and tho Young People's Union. It was decided to inhl mi cvcnutivc mcoiing of the Young People's Sunday evening aficr church and that all mHm-bcrs be brrscni if possible. Cclleciion nmoiintr-d iri '7' Minis. "‘/~'iv'"\r"'s umvri rims- on fnr nrixt vreck and the moot- iiv; clcsed with the benediction.

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UESDAY 8:30

Western Action Drama “CODE 0F THE LAWLESS" With _

Kirby Grant. Fuzzy Knight, Pone Adams

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busi- officiating clergyman. tho | Rev. Mr. Rice. The pallbearers were:

It‘ was moved and seconded to givciBcll. LR- A1191’!- iLloyd Gorriil. Senator W.l3. Rob i»

Cemetery, Summersidca- S.

p. ill.. from ti» ’l‘riniiy UlliCli Church. Rev. l L‘. Sullivan was the assisted by

Messrs. James Murphy, Morley M. Alfred Grotm,

son. The burial was in ihe People's

—'I‘IGNISH SHORE hfEETlNG -A parent and teacher meeting “'33 held on Friday evening. Jail. 16th. at ‘l p.m., wltfi the members, of the School Board and a large‘ representation of parents in ai- iondance. Mr. Edward J. Arsen- auit presided. An interesting dis- course was delivered by the teacher who complimented the trustees und people oi ihc district for their cooperation. He also congratulated the boys of his

the school rink. Mr. Arscnault. is an asset to the school because the boys of this community do not have many home chores to perform and t-he rink or some other clean amuse- ment is necessary for the menial

the good work and to support Si. Thomas Aquinas Society. Messrs. Ben Pitre and Edward Arsenauii. representing the School Board. supported Mr. Arsenauifs appeal. They were pleased with all that lie had accomplished in ilflpTOVf‘ conditions and his methods were interesting to the children, who

were anxious to attend class reg- ularly. They also understood that i a small rink was a boon! to tho school boys who spent all Jheir recreation periods in clcan, heal- y thy sport. They were pleased to

some of the senior

know that

Shine up your floors with AEBO FLOOR WAX- -A good quality ‘

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"_' sufihciisiiié TODAY (Monday) . and TUESDAY

l JOHN PAYNE MAUREEN UHARA WILLIAM BENDIX in

Stfiliiillciliiii ¢J0liilit9y

AndFrsseiiiing CONNIE MARSHALL , Direcled by WALTER LANG Produced by WALTER MQRUSCO

A‘ Also CARTON‘ and SPORT REEL

Shows 7:15 - 9zl5 Matinee Tuesday 3:30

girls were receiving iiiusic lessons

at the '.l‘igiii.~ii Convent. ‘ilhe meeting‘ closed with the singing cf O Can- udn. i

—Ml5S FCFliE Bell, B.Sc., of ihe| teaching siuff of Prince of‘ Wales College spent the week-l

Chaigtetown for. y“ “ma.

ed to the Prince County Hoqwitcl

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Mrs. Merritt Callaghan was rush-

gig! fillglhltflvilck of appendicitb Mo“.

Beautitui weather favour“ p llrsl- attendance at midnight ma. 1B "l! 510ml Heart Church. (Idsrist- mll Evv- The celdsrans of u» Mars was the Rev. W. B. Monaghsn. The 5m‘ “W1! H118 flrols for liali’ an hour before Mass. Th. adult chojl. "mired the beautiful Leonard's Mass in B flat. Mrallanoea Lsr~ ter was droir director and organist.

The W. M. S. of the Presu- Meni. will Chin-ch met at the home of Mi"- PWY Kinoh for the January mfltllll- A dlinty lunch was served by the lioates.

Th“ Alberto“ News played their first game of hockey with the 01451‘! l in the O'Les.ry Rink T“°°d°l' "9111118- The score was 9—1 in favour of Obaary. m, .1", Keefe is comb gag y,» 535mm team. a

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The Jarulary meetim or um W. M. S. of the Fraser Memorial was held at the home o! Mrs. P. Kinch the early part o: the week. There was a fair number in attend. ancc. _The hostess served refresh. mints misled by some of the ladies.

711° Mberiflfl Resflls met defeat when they played their first Esme of the season with, the 0‘Leary Moroons on the 0'Lesry Rink on Tiwsdev. January 14th. The final

' » score read 9-1.

Mrs. L. B. Champion was hostess at her beautiful home for an en- ioyable bridge on Thursday after- noon.

Doctor and Mrs. S Banriier WI!!! visitors to Alberwn on Tuesday.

Mrs. I. Rachmel returned home on Thursday, after a very pleasant ten day visit at the home o! Mrs. Cyril Beard. Mrs. Rachmei was ac- companied home by her husband Doctor Rachmel who happily joined her two days previous to their d»- pnrture. While in Albcrton Doctor and Mrs. Rachmel were deligihtfuly rtertained at the home of Doctcr zmd Mrs. S. Baiidler on Wednesday.

lvlns. A. lI. Rayner left recently

end at llcr home in Summerside. ‘for Charlottetown where she in-

tends spending tihe greater part of

-—Miss Shirley Calbeck, physlo- 1th» “inter months-

lhcrapisi. nf iii!‘ staff of Polio Clinic, Charlottetown. COIIDPLIIIiOd by iic l‘ friend Miss

iii Slimmcrside.

EN IIKAIIING PIOTII CE "TURY- FOX HIT IIAILEI) AS ROMANTIC FILM TRIUMPH

-—Acclainied as ciie of the most

and physical welfare of our boys d a _t_ _ . c _ In closing he made a very strong 311E311."SQ",,‘°,§§,,.w§f,§§‘,{f..§iffxf. 3mm“ L" ‘he pur°ms t° mnunue mcn-iai Jcui-iicy" the new 130th Cen- caago“ fifgivehi fro? Nhihomfigal mo;

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llcr many friends heard with rr- igrct that Mrs. Herbert Clark had ‘entered the Victoria General Hospi-

class for doing such a fine 10'.) with Bwbar“ B"“'i°$ "i T°l'°"i°- Spent h‘ H m X N_ s 5 t u“ , This fink’ said the week-end zit ihe farmer's home lfirk gqcailound ‘andor M2?‘

Champion of Charlottetown. ac- companied Mrs. Clark.

lvlr. Vernon England and daugh-

ter Verna motored to Summci-side

on Thursday. .

Miss Mary McIntyre and Mrs.

tuqwlrox iiii. siiiyrillg Juiin Dnyncnvheir father Mr‘ Anthony McIn1yrc_

liiaiirccii O'Hara and William Uen~ dix. and featuring ihe sciisaiioml ninc-ycnr-olti Uonnic Marshall. opened yesterday at thc Capitci

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The friiiik and dramaiic story of a ivccnairs secret iicari. and the pas- ; sioii of a man “who loved her . . . but y never really knew her, "Sentimental Journey" is said to achieve unfor- gettable moments of tender and yiaigiiuiitriiiertriiiuiiiciii. Liuiled a story evcry ivoiiiaii will understand , --nnd every iiian will wish hc could, the picture reaches a climax of ire- mcndous emotional impact.

I Exceptional Cast

' Maureen O'Hara in ihe role of iJulis- plays a glamorous and suc- cessful Broadway star whose love ‘for her husband supersedes every- liiiliflg else in her life. One 0f the screen's busiest actresses (two major studios share her contract),

hard finish Floor Waf hi h is led t .29 t d tl . Thl e - - -~ wax may bo used auccesrfuliy on ‘i125. Itllbd aniluiidoieigrhtmYounwiil b: “ms U "am b Sea“ in an especially

more than pleased with the uppea an", and lasting shine on your pol~ 5 and l0 Department.

ished floors.

"l" you tried "GRANDMOTHER? DOUGHNUT MIX?" The 5"“?! Department is offering this at a very special prlco- J pack- lles for .25 cents. Give ynur family testy fresh Doughnuts for break-

fiist- -"Mix, cook and dunk in i5 minutes!"

"Kreem Puffs" of wheat-n

Grocery Department.

ready to serve Cereal-Jorge wax

FIN!‘ blss sell for only .10 cents esch- - -A wise buy of a delicious. nutritious Cereal is here for the wise buyer. Grocery Department.

The Hardware Department has a be-autiful, little mantel Radio-- made by Marconi, which sells for 32.95. This Radio has n lustrous

ivory Bakelite Cabinet - ~ new type. easy to read Dlsl - - 5 Tubes - - .

bllt in Aerial. w give better pick-up and wldar tuning range.

Another Marconi mantel Radio la the Model Ml. at $0.80. This isi

I modern Broadcast and Short Wave Radio-J Tuber-in a lovely cabinet of lvlfalnist Veneer. distinctively designed. The Dial embodies l now principle of iliumlnriu... These two Radios. made by tho "l-‘lrst

Name In Radio-Marconi" are very svorfls while.

lnent.

Hardware Depart-

Get a supply of Canada Dry. Sparkling Water from the Grocery

Department. The large slse- -se Dflllrilment.

ounce bottle is .29 cents. Grocery

OVEDSIIOIS - - Woniens high

out. black velveL overshoes. 2 dome

Ildo llllfllerl~-fllr top- -low, medium and Cuban heel-wiles s s» 0 sre to beprocureil for 5.50 a pair in the Shoe Department.

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i have decided to offer my services to the Town of Summsrsids

in the forthcoming election cs

Ind if elected it will be my endeavour to

Town to. llie but of ‘my ability.

i {Qll ‘M! my considerable experience "d emineerlnj gives ins ‘special qualifications to fill the position i I uintofterlsg my services. , -~

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Water 'ontl Sewage Commissioner serve iiie citizens of tlie

in construction work

As It will not be possible to coil on ell the eleciorapersonaiiy

| tells this opportunity to solicit your support en Feb.

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challenging role, totally different from any in which she has yet ap- peared. ROlllilllticfliiy teamed in ‘this picture with John Payne, her stock is zooming io new heights fthrough what is bcing called one

‘of the uuistiiildiiu": (lrnmuilc por- ,trayais of the year. i “Sentimental Journey" marks

‘ John Paynes second screen appear- ' anoe since his release from the Air

Corps less than a yea-i" ago. In his i currcnt flim, he is scan. ns a inoderii ' young theatrical producer and direc- tor whose love for Julie can‘! stand ihe intrusion of a child inio iher lives. \

Skin; should be left on when cooking vegetables. so that vitam- ins and minerals which often escape into cooking water may be retain- cd_ .

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insunnnfc ALL 4.11155 RALPH HiiTTART

Sumnzrrsidt‘

ivkiiviassiiiuai. calm

T. Earle lliclicv

(ihsrterel Accountant

- Omen at ll Granville Skeet , ‘ Iillllllrsld Pleas I15.

January 14th brought sorrow to the. family and friends of M-is. Frank Barbour, when it was learn- .od that she had passed away at her home in Alma. Mrs. Barbour will be remembered for her warm friend- ship hm personality and Christian character. The sympathy of the cn- tire community is extended to her ifamily and friends in their great

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The O‘I..eary Maroons met defeat. when they clashed at Alberton with the Regals, a much lighter team. This was Alberton Rink‘: opening game of the season. and viewing the number of spectators, one would deem it almost innumerable. The encounter er-dcd 6-4.

The funeral of the late Mr. Mich- ael Murphy was held from the home o! reiati in Lot 7, to ihe Sacred lleart Church. Albarton. Sunday, January 12th at 4 l’. M. Reverend Father W. Monaghan conducted the service at the church also at the grave. Mr. Mur- phy) blacksmith by trade spent. the greater part of his life in Green- mount. where he was familiarly known as "Mick". lie is survived by three daughters and one son to whom much sympathy is txtvndfid-

Friends of Mrs. Merritt Callaghan are glad to know. that she is home. and able to be about again, after ‘her recent slight illness in the

Prince County Hospital.

i A social evenins sponsored by the Union Community Club was much enjoyed‘ at ihe home of Mi’. and ‘Mrs. James Wilkle on January 14th. The guests of honor Mr. and Mrs.

‘Sim-ling Wilkie were presented with BOB-l A lunch

committee in Before departing to ihfil’ homes nil joined in singing "Ml: "They're Two Jolly Good Fellows

followed with every best wish for iMr. and Mrs. Willsleh future hail-i

a large number of gifts. was served by the charge.

pinesii.

know that Mr. Periey A‘. Rayner successfully ompleied

and is now employed of Bevan‘ Bros. Charlottetown.

ner of this town.

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qullltlty. ell for lavas

His irion-ls here will be pleased to‘! hrs Shields.

a training Forwards. Bernard. Gallant, Grady, course in Plumbinz and lltotlrifl Ramsay.- wiih the fllam MsoPai-iane. Duggm.

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Rayner is a son‘ of Mr. Joseph RI)’- feiicc. Campbell. l-log . librwards.

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We call for ale bottles. my pines and quarts; Mah- prloaa paid. We will also III bottles. Irina them in

Richard. Hudnut.

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$’siiie Legion i Annual Meeting

Mr. Roland Phiiipsoii. a veteran of two world wars was re-elocted president of the Summerside branch of the Canadian Legion for n second term at the annual meeting held lasi evening in the Town Hall. Annual reports were received and adopted and other business was discussed.

The other members of the ex- ecutive are as follows: ist vice- president, Wilfred Gaudet; 2nd vice president, Lester Jenkins; secretary treasurer. Arthur Walm- slcy; executive. Harry Bishop. D. O. Stewart. Francis McNeill, Dr. J. A. McPhee, N. P. Titus. Ernest Moore. Earl Cannon, W. A. Ar- ncit. B

Bctiequc-South ' Shore Hockey

| The Summerslde Crystals defeat- ed the Freetown Royals l0—'i on Monday night, to go into a, first place tie with Middleton Bombers

Second Period

l0~S'Sicle. MacFarianc.

lh-Frrctown, Campbell.

12~Freetowu. Stavcrt (Payritcr). Penalties: None. ‘

Third Period

l3-S‘Sicic, Perry.

l4—S'Side, Gallant.

15—S’Sidc, Gallant.

16—S'Sidc, Gallant (Bernard).

l"l~—S‘Side, Gallant (Bernard). Penalties: Hcgg.

Standing of teams to dutch. Middleton

GP W L D F A Pia. Summerside,

Bombers 2 2 00 1'16 4 Crystals 3 2 1 03220 4 Freetown.

Rnyals 3 i 1 11315 8 Bedeque,

Beaver; 201109 l Borden.

Mayflowers 2 0 2 0 614

Games to.» play: Middleton 2; Summer-side, i; Freetown. l; Bcdeq

que 2; Borden, 2.

Juvenile Hockey

—Art Lsrkins Juveniles lllildc; their first start of the seasoni against the junior lcgioiiaires from

for the Lcague~ leadership. Th; Royals, weakened by the absence of some key-men. went behind 3—0 in the first four minutes of the game. but insde a great comebac‘ iio make the score 7-6 in their favour at the end of the middle period. However they wilted in the final heat as the Crystals led by "Mooney" Gallant poured five goals behind Ourley in the Freetown

Gallant. Bernard and MacFsr- lane shone for. the winners while Campbell. Siavert and McCsrviilc carried ihe mail for Freetown. The three stars of the encounter were: Gallant, Campbell. Bernard.

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S‘Slde:-- Goal. Casey; Defence. Razavet. Grady, Forbes:

Ferguson. Perry, Sonler.

Freetown:- Goal. rley; - De-

Susnmerside and by their play show

‘they are fast rounding into sliiipc

to give other juvenile teams plei-ry

of worries, Coach Lai-kiii is to b:

commended upon in the way he has

brougfht theso boys along. and the

surrounding districts should sup-

port this team to the fullest.

The final score of the game was Summersicle 2, Kensington l. i The first period produced yilcivy" of nice passing plays by both teams. together with 50mg fine goal tend- ing. At the eighteen minute mark J. Schurman scored a beautiful goal beating Kennedy from about. twenty feet. This eiuzicd the score for ihe period.

The second period was only two

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THEATRE

Sorners. Taylor, McOarviiie. stsvert, Psynzcr, Reeves. Referees: Myers.

' SUMMARY First Period

Peters.‘

i-4'Side, MacFarisne. 3-S‘Side. Bérnlsd.

3-S‘Side. Gallant.

4—I'reetown. Campbell (Hon). ll-Freelovm, MoOervilie (Taylor).

“d “In”... u "-7" ‘fink ° 6—S'Side Gallant (Bernard)

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‘r-rreeiown. Taylor (McOarviile). ll-Preetown. Btavert (Sci-nets).

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, S-fieetown. MeOarville (Homers).

"CAPTAIN EDDIE" Starring FEED MacMUIlRAY and LYFN BAIII Showing TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Jan. Ii and 38 SHOW STARTS I PM.

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tlier scoring as the goalies amide fences worked in uixisoii to cheat the forwards when they did break away from their checks. At the nineteen minute mark Mill skated in alone on the Suinmeraide case but Arsenault was unbeatable.