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» AGENTS! J._llmer. llurillli. I80 Hanover street, and - 4' 59°78‘ 910W. ‘Bil 0mm Street. I q

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‘News, lubacrlplioui; Adverﬂlng

The Guardian rnay-bebougbtatanyolﬂie

following ltoree all Boo

iii-onto _ kery, Water street:

ln summeraidex

‘tore, was» street: Gouriiea Drugefnre, u outs-mama; Mark Caudit, l‘! Granville street";

moo’. Grocery, ltusaeli street; Aiyre Doucetteh Grocer). Plcono Street; ,. llland Motor Transport. Water street. a _ he Guardian will be delivered to any home in summeraldeby Uatrle:

o; at~le§per day or m per week. f give your order to the

Phone IMHO! SI-ﬂ ‘for ﬂail rarvlee

boy responsible for delivery on your more»

maniacal. assurance Ralph . Muttart, Summerslde.

_BUYING LIVE FOWL up until hursday. Alirilf 7th. _-ll0CKEY-Bedeque rink Mon- ._v, April 4. Kinkora Juniors vs. gdéque Juniors. Second game in naIs. '

‘GONE T0 HALTFAX - Mir. oy Bryenion of spring Valley, ho has been; a patient in the rmce County Hospital for sev- ral weeks was moved last week . Halifax for further treatment. [is many friends sincerely hope s; his speedy restoration to ealth. -IC.

_ENTERTAINS LADIES GUILD . Mrs. EH. Strong entertained to Ladies’ Guild of the Summer- do Baptist Church at her borne n Friday evening. A splendid at- mlIBﬂCe of members was present. ‘he meeting was °Dened by the ypating of the Lord's Prayer in nison. The president, Mrs. Will- pd lnman was in the chair. As nrfirst meeting of the month is ed Cross night, the ladies were usy with knitting. At the con- iusion. delightful refreshments ere served by the hostess. — B

—-INCOME TAX RETURNS — t was announced Saturday by M1‘. '. E. Hickey, C.A., president cf the Ioard of Trade that final arrange- ients have been made with the ncorne Tax Department to have averal representatives of the de- ariment in Summerslde to assist ssldenta of the town and vicinity ‘l the preparation oftheir income ax returns. The men will arrive [onday April 11th and will remain or two weeks or until all those with ax problems have been attended o. They will be locstéd in an of- icc in the Smallman building rhlch has been donated for the mrpose by Mr. W. E. Sinallman. nesident of Small-man's Ltd. The lummerside Board of Trade was in- itrumental in arranging for the tax mperts to come to summer-side;

-INTEB.ESTING PROGRAM — lilbert and Sullivan's lizht opera 'H.M.s. Pinafoie" in part. was de- gghtguny staged by the three asses of Grade VII for the final nior Assembly of the Summer- de High School in the auditorium n Friday afternoon. The scene as laid on the deck of the EM.- I Pinafore. The girls in their ion; Jmmei‘ dresses In pastel shades‘ nd their poke bonnets; and the cys in their sailor suits present- d a picturesque setting. The hcrusee werg lively and enter- ining, Character and solo parts ere played by the followinli lph Rlckstraw. Herbie Crockett: ohn Porter. K.C.B-. John Tieden- iok; the Captain. John Gallant: nsephime. the Captain's daugh- r, Margaret Shaw; Little But- rcup. Merle Elderkin. Miss Anne iurphy, tho accompanist, and the eachers, Mrs. LA. Moore, Min .deline Glover and Miss Patricia

.- . —IUMM'AG_I sun on Sat d April 23 at 2.30 p.m. in St. hsllnsummeflldi. by Indies of st.

Pauls parish.

~MAKINGK 600D Paooarzss -Mr. James Pendergast of "Ken. slngton was moved on Tuesday from the Moncton City Hospital to his home and is making 5am. 1943013’ Pfﬂsfess towards hi; former health and vigor, -_K_

- TRINITY W.A. - The cam. bind-d Foul): of the Summerside Trinity W.A. were entertained at the personage on Thursday we... 1H8 by Mrs. KG. Sullivan. The prtlident. Mrs. s.s. Benton, was‘ 1n the chair and arrangements were made _ to hold a rummage “I9 ‘"1 A-PTII 30 The newjsitchen “i. ihe parsonage was Inspected and admired by the members. "A Rratiiyih: financial report was submitted on Wednesday evening's entertainment "The Symphony o1 the Seasons". Delicious refresh- rsnents were served by Group B, ._

—BIR.THDAY PARTY — A jol. HY Pa"! Was held on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loran 519911391‘. Summerslde. ihe occasion 119111! the fourth birthday of their ﬂﬂllkhier. Dolores. The afternoon was spent in the playing of gameg with six vouux friends. who had been invited in. until the supper hour when all sat down to a de- licious supper with the Candle.

dining table. —- s.

—ENJOYABLE PROQRAM - The Symphony of the SCILSOHS, Produced by Rev. W. B. crows. Bedeque, was-presented under the ausnices of the W. A. in Epworth Hall on Wednesday to a large and appreciative audience. A series of sunset pictures. beautifully tinted in natural colors, with narration of prose, poetry and a musical background. consisted of the fnl- lowing: The End of A Perfect

' Day. Trees. Winter. White Magic.

Spring. summer. Twenty-Third Psalm. Holy Holy. Autumn. The nhotograohv of the Svmphony was the ‘work of Mr. Crows. lo whom great credit is due for the beauty in color and sound of his splen- did. production. -S.

—SUCCESSFUL TEA -A hIBh- ly successful salad Tea, sponsored by the Ladies’ Club of the Sum- merslde Presbyterian ‘Church. was held on Thursday afternoon in the church hall. which was de- corated with Union Jacks and'Ca- nadian Flags to honor- the en- trance of the tenth province into the Dominion of Canada. The tables were centred with bouquets of daffodils and the tea. table had an attractive urns. gement of tu- lips. The guests were greeted by the president. Mrs. William E. Ii‘ rbes. Mrs. Charles Carnesy and l s. Donald Baker presided over the tea cups. wihlle the members assisted in serving. There was also

tender-gust, trained the pupils. a splendid display of needlework. who presented such s splendid home-cooking d candy. soft -r0grpm, _- s piano, music s, furnished by Q E N A? - C. H. M. — ‘ l. APRIL 16th. u the an‘: day when the Trout ﬁshing season

penr. . . You'll want to be Iraf. and get the really big fish! ul and pleasant fishing here iu AMBOO POLL-ls in 12 to

60 cents each.- Bamboo Poles are ear, an come in now and choose your‘. SINKERS. GUT HOOKS

anre of first quality LINES. n fact just everything you'll need

tr day." Shop NOW for fishing supplies for

all ready and waiting to You'll find the Equipment for successi- the Hardware Department. Good sturdy 20 foot lengths - theoe are priced from I25

get out with the

right for fishing at this time of Thou too-there is a covnple‘ and PLOATS- tn make April the 18th. a “red let- April the 16th.

Hardware Department.

who wears clothes in shes from 1

2. WASH SUITS for the lad

B are here in the Youth Centre. uod value '— they are io be found in‘ many mart,

These Wash suits are extremely aervieeable colors

. with white or pastel blouaeraml colored button-oz troulers. The

uits it's-e of broadcloth and are nicely made --

there are tvvo different

iyles w- prloed at 1.29 and 1.50 -- which in this day and age is very. ‘lry reasonable. Come In andget your lad'a supply of Wuh suits while

his selection is still complete -- they're not going to last var! 1°"! It 08o prices. You'll find Boys‘ Wash sulfa in the Youth Centre.

3. FRESH GROUND COFFII with Its wonderful Pie and aroma la again available in the Grocery Department. offeo Grinder has been repaired and fa now turning out coarse. um or fine ground Coffee to order. Fresh ants a pound - you'll find that the flavor is wonderful

full-bodied

The med- Groand Coffee fa only 5R — sealed right

n the Coffee Dean till it is releaeed by _ grinding. Insist on Fresh -l'mtnd Coffee - In the grind moat suitable to your Coffee Maker. 1n- Iude it in your order from the Grocery Department

If you con handle your

liquor, that's your business. If

you; can't ondlvrbnf f-o stop drirlkfng, that’: our business.

Aioonottcs psuouvkbus, so. tor - ihmmapldg Aloe Olmrlottelofm, Altman and Eyneroki

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I n...- v/lfl be a muting of the mcievcurien of the Sum- mviamj Curling m on‘ Mo»... Ami u of 1.30»... m. h.

n. Curling Rink.

All mole curlen on Invited lo offend. R. L. WILLET, Secretory.

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lighted birthday cake ceniring the

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' ‘ . p ' ,tuld about the large pulp and pap- _ er mills of Grand Falls and Cor-

Also Cartoon - Travelogue - owe-Ir... _ ‘ ' _ I Show: 1.15 _ 9.15 - Matinee Tuesday 3.30

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MATl-NEE room ond wen. 3.30

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Milli. TIIE. and WEII.

SHOWS 7.15 a. als ’

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Mrs. Cleve Whalen. A gratiiyins sum was realized. -S.

_.-TRINITY SOCIAL CLUB — The president. Mrs. Georsﬁ 3°"- ness, was in the chair on Thurs- day evening at the regular meetinz of the Summerside Tﬂruiv 50ml Club, which met in Epworth Hail. Final arrangements were made for the sunshine tea. which will be held on April 7. The president. eXPN-ss‘ ed’ the regret of the Club that ‘Mrs.

Hugh F. MacKay. who spent the winter in Suirmerside, will soon return to her home in Plsasant Valley. Mrs MacKay. who W35

presented with a. remembrance b)’ Mrs. n. t... Molliscn. thanked the members stating she-had enJoyed her stay and hoped to be back an- other winter. Mrs. K. G. Sulilvﬂﬂ invited the members to meet at the parsonage next week. The lunch hostesses were Mrs. Peter White. Mrs. A.W. MacDowell. Mrs.~ 1Tb- land. Miss Minnie Wright and MIS~ Phillips.—S.

-LEAVES FOR. REGINA -.- Mr. Roger Kennedy. 01 1491151“? ion left Thursday mornins 1°! the RCMP. School in Resins =11 fer being accepted as a candidate for the Force. Before his devlﬂ" ure Roger was suitably remem- bwd by his young friends of Kensington with a LIB-Til’. 81"" I“ his honor at the Laxkins Restaur- ant. A parting xiii 0;“! 5130:‘? ring was pres ted to m soc - Domed by the’? best wishes of- his numerous friends for success i: his chosen profession. BOB" 50° a prominent part in 890T“- P1P?‘ in; on the Konsinston $¢h°°1 B" Juvenile hockey teams and late; with Prince of Wales College tea » and also played softball with Ken- “mgtm “m “d wuillt siﬁ-i"

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m mew a yhisesthletlc ability

ll f his amiable dispo-

giit-Iite Illa; citizens of Kensioglioh

anticipate roi- him a prowl“!

career and all uh-iiﬂ in "mung hi... the best of luck-K-

-PR0GR5M PLANNED '—f lg- T. E.,Hickey, CA, president o f 6 Board of Trade. announced today that a new series of radio drama!

.. entitled "Canadian iroritsse l! m be launched on Tuesday. All 12th, over station CJRW st 8.15

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gress this country has made and will go on to indicate the vast opportunity for still greater ad- vancement. _"Canadian Heritage” said Mr. Hickey ls an effort on the paﬂ. of the citizens to show pride in Canada and Canadian institutions. Mrxl-llckey also stated that an essay contest is being in- augurated eligible‘ to students in grades B to 12 of Prince County schools, dealing with Canadian heritage. These essays to be based on the material included in i3 programs to be broadcast. The essays will be Judged on the basis of the material contained in the broadcasts and should not exceed one thousand words. The contest- ants name age, grade and school must be noted on a seperate sheet attached to the essay and‘ essays must be in the students own handwriting. Neatness and legi- billty - will-“count- for . marks. . will become c! the

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Summerside Board of Trade. The

Spring Coats I For Children ‘ _

,The young Miss will surely love these top- per: — they're New, Smart ond Different —\vii'I\ and without hoods.

o'clock. These broadcasts are de-y signed to sell Canada to Cling} cllans. Each oromm W!" W"

facts about the extraordinary PM‘

‘l’. Earle Hickey ' chin-urea Accountant Office at _ l5 Granville Street ‘Phone s18. -

I _ E. i. Parkman.

Opf.D., R.C ~ onolflrllh

lyea m1‘ lnrlmuﬁlvll v1 | n na BECITP?!‘ means emo I I sninmev 8L. lumrnereade I

Professional tattle ‘ .

with matching Cop. Perhaps would prefer to be dressed

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. ‘ I ‘ed as s student minister in New-

such as the Anglican Cathedral.

lHe told of a trip he had taken on

the

The. essays will not be returned and

coat or c fancy tveove, c chucked design or a sailor outfit — matching cops in all com. Single end double breasted insius

Oleary Minisleir Speaks‘ To Pupils

—Rev. W. Cy. Dickson of the ~O‘Leary United Church spoke to ‘pupils of the Unionvale school on Thursday afternoon, March 31st at 11.30 p.m. and also to the leaching staff and pupils of the four rooms ‘of the 0’Lel!'y School at 2.3) on ‘Newfoundland. The speaker serv-

foundland in i932 and 1933 and remarked that he was partly of Newfoundland origin as his mother zwas horn 1n st. John's. The min- ister spoke about the hunting and fishing of the new province and

M1‘ Brook. which he had visited ‘while stationed at Laurencetown, Notre Dame Bay, just five miles from the big base at Bctwood. The minister told about St. John's, how it is built on hills, about the mar- vellous harbor and the wonderful churches which he had visited

the Roman Catholic Cathedral and Gower Street United Church, etc.

an ore boat from his home in Sydney with his mother to Bell Is‘and and hence to the capital city. He told how the ore is taken to the steel plant at Sydney. He spoke about Bowring Park in st, John's and said what the Public Gardens are to Halifax. Bowring] Park it to Si. John's and it is with-i _in walking distance of the City] u! 60.000 people. He mentioned the

Ibsautlful War Memorial in SLI John's which ls said to be the' finest east of Montreal and ls onI the exact site where Sir Humphrey‘ Gilbert claimed the Island forI

contest will close at noon JuneI 4th, 1949. and all essays are to be sent to Essay Contest, Post OfficeI Box l0, Summerslde. The decisionl of the Judges will be final and the I names of the winners will be an- nounced as soon as possible after ‘the contest closes.~s

cameo THEATRE p

Kensington Monday Matinee 4 p. m. Evening n 8. Tuesday 8.15 .-. mouniﬁs Technicolor _ "oust-mm rusty" stﬂfl"! Llzabeih Scott. John Ho-

drama '

MEI-tr. also Popeye Cartoon.

FOR some

One used I44 H. P. I10 VoIl

Motor, Good Condition, Price $I5.00. Also new I-4, I-2, 1-6, ond 3 H.P. Electric Motors, priced reosonoble.

R. T. MORRISON CO. _ Summerside, P. E. I.

collar.

shades. Sizes 7 to

And what o young mun he'll turn out to be — oII dressed. up in c New Tweed Coot

the young Iod in a polo cloth

416.9511.» 12.95

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disk. Mary Astor and Burt Lam.

60 Cycle, Single Phase, Electric .

Materials range from the all favorite Polo cloth, to the Cheviofe, including reversible: _ and the smart shepherds check with velvet '

Styles ore flared, gored or box pleated - some double breasted.

10.95 to 24.75

Great Britain in 1588 and thus started or laid the foundation for the British Empire.

The children sang the National Anthem, the Ode to Newfoundland and Principal McKenzie thanked the speaker for his informative “(you and gave a. short message to the boys and girll. especially the tiny tots. The ceremony terminated by the National Anthem-

"Hail to thee. Land of Promise. laud of the sundown sea.

Bright as the glowins future. land that thou yet shalt be. Prosper, achieve and conqllei’. 111i!

is our chorus grand. Hail to thee, ‘all hall to thee, All Hail. 0 Newfoundland.

There lies a land in the east and north.

Whither the bravest men went forth.

And daunted not by 10s Mr ice.

They came at last to a Paradise.

Full two thousand miles it lay.

washed by a sea of English SNY-

And they called it “Newfoundiand" at sight, I

It's rather the land of the Heart-i Delight.

Perscials

-aa-. J. H. Goodwin of Sum- “de was in Kensinsim T1195- day on lmsiness.-K.

——Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Somcrs of summerside spent the past week in St. John. N. B_.. whore Mr. Sumers was substituting _fnr a salesman who l5 iii m hOSpllilI. -—K.

OUT OUR WAY

FLOOR!

Popular spring

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Cools for five

DON'T WORRY-- so RIGHT AHEAD.’ 1 CAN MAKE IT p ‘THROUGH WITHOUT . i, GITTIBYMY FEET l ‘l. EVEN NEAR TH‘

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Do you believe that on ounce of Prevention is wort-Ii a pound of cure? Do you know Hint 85 per cent of oIl Whooping Cough deaths occur under two years of age? Do you know that it is pne- veniobie? De you know that 6i per cent of all Diphtheria deaths occur under five years of age? Do you know that Diphtheria con be prevented? Do you know flioi- Lock-iow con be prevented? Do you know that your child should receive this protection when six months cf age? Do you kncv/ fhot delay may be fofoI?

Knowing these focfs, surely all intelligent moi-hers will demand this needed protection for their babies, pro-school ond school chil- dren. Commencing April 4th., Hie Health Division of theIDepori- ment of Health ond WeIfo-re will start their annual spring inocu- lating clinics in each of the Summerside schools. AII babies and pro-school children will be protected with the combined Diphtheria, Whooping Cough ond Lock-jaw immunizations. School children will be protected from Diphtheria only Reinforcing doses ore adminis- tered to school children immunized three or more yeors ogo ond ore advised every three yeors.

Pro-school cIinic—Town Hall-Wednesday, April 6th., ut L30 p.m. School children-High SchooI—Mondoy, April 4th. of 9 o. m.

Convent-Monday, April 4th., of I030 mm.

0. C. KEEPING, M.D., D.P.H Chief Health Officer

—By 1. a. Williams

YOUR FEET.’ I PREFER EOUIZ FEET TO YOUR HANDS WHEN \- YOLVIZE WORKING ON OLD BICYCLES.’

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Tailored For “TEEN-AGERS"

Se Near! Se Trlml Se Ultra Tailored! Thor's The Teen- agers ' In our Smeothly Cur and Smurl-Iy Styled Spring Coats.

Choose your favorite color In the fobrle success of the season. Polo cloths, fancy weaves, wool plaids, wool crepe: ond rever- slbles -- with ond without hoods.

You'll find them styled flared and full, gored and full, loose bucks, or the pleated buck. In sizes I2 to I4X.

box

fifth

Mlnie.

They're either hooded or have matching cops or bonnefs. Sin- gle and double breasted models

in hveeds, checks, shepherd's check, cheviote, fancy woovo er polo cloth. You'll be surpris- ed when you see the "style lines" these coats tend to fol- low. In sizes I fo 6X.

Upper Floor — Main Store

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