THE GUARDIAN. 'UHARLU'I"I‘E'I‘OWN

DEQEMBER o. 194a

fiTwesrenu GUARDIAN

' AGE-yrs; J. Elmer Murphy. l86 Hanover Street. and George Ciow, I25 Ottnui Street. ‘UMMERSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News, Subscriptions. Advertising

LZTZTbe Guardian may he bought at any ol the following atorde: 11:] Sunsrnershie. , water Street: ur es rulltme. 2i Central btreetl w] avfli{;“"°,,._ water Street: ems Geudet, e1 Granville Street; lvfi"‘,'° -. . i, llusseli Street; Aiyre Doucetws Grocery, Seconu Street; “ [gland lllotor T nsport. Water Street. .,,.,,-.linn ulll be delivered any home in Summerslde by Curler [bl b,‘ ,- Jgy or l8c per week. Phone 289 or 280-2 for this service W‘, w," qrder to the boy responsible for delivery on you mu“,

. , L INSURANCE Ralph '—|~ME 11014.8 H510“ ill IIOCK fililfgfixmnhmel-slde, ' at Moase Jewellers, $12.50,

cardigans and Punt-IVE!‘ -LISTEN to the C.C.F. broad-

IES , _ flfgg n; Pcursons Ready-to- cast over LFCY Monday at 10 p.m. Kcmlligion. Speaker Roscoe Walker.

Tm; BLOOD donor clinic wiiii ~MEAsLES — There are a 119m," >11. itlairys Hall Tuesdayq number of cases of measles in 0'. a, 7, nilvlliutJll and evenIng-‘I-IEIITY nmvlis the children Ttltiiiiim“ d‘ _ A , w i _IIEAR int-Tm; Paul Martin. _‘\ 511.1 |.\l. bier-ting of hair. Minister of National l-lealth in the . ,,, n, ii l‘. 'l‘ucstlu_v, Decem er _Capitol Theatre. Sunimcrside, Mon. ‘iii 8pm. Vtntrul Bcdcquc. iday, Dec. 6 at 2 p.m. Everybody ' " .. . welcome. Lhi-klnis Itcstauranhl ‘M tonight. Mondaifli -—SUCCI'ISSFUL TAG DAY - "The Abegweit Chapter, l, 0, 13 _ E_ - _ ils pleased to report that the sub- “wink (AhlEKiAS the size stantial amount of $.'fl5.00 w“

m, “W. l.~ lhmse Jewellers. Sum-i collected in Summon-side during the hqflgldf‘. 51:1. up. "$9M tag days on Friday and Saturday. This money is for the T.|ii'l\ silPPER ilEliD — carrying on of the work overseas -l (‘Irvin of tile 0'L8i1ry|and at. home. -s .1 iicid n very success-, .___ supper" in the —s'rona crass - The neiv .1, i'flL)lIl of the Church store of Mr. William walker in Nn\'_ 39th. It was|West Devon opened for business zed and there was- rn Monday Nov. 29th_ It, will 111N195 i" (‘urijv a iuli line of grocerieg and realized, will be a. great liclp to the resl. _ _- nscd for the funds dent-s living in the vicinity. Mr. .-.».."v. thc membership Walker is n newcomer to West ‘unpzucrl of the YOU“! ; Devon having recently min-rm; crnzregaiion azirll Mrs. Johnson cf West Devon and in missionary eii- he has made many friends who iail wish this grand old gentlemen every success in his business ven- ture. -—O.

lilarnsnliarents 0f Juvenile Delinquents ‘

- l» purcnis of juvenile flint. ihoy may be issucd by Judge icicr- of the Summer- vnurl, at a session

—MARATIION BRIDGE — The final play-off of one group o! Marathon Bridge. sponsored by ti": Abegiveit Chapter of the I.O.D.E., Summerside. was held on Thurs- day evening at the home of the convener- .\lrs. Harry Lee, Central Street. After cavh couple played ,‘wiih every other couple in the group, the winners were Mrs. Lorne Reid and Mrs. Ray Tanton. —S

Jewell-MacDonald Wedding

The United Parsonage, Qum- merside was the scene of a pretty marriage on ‘Ihursdsy. Nov. M. at '1 p.m. when Miss Dorothy Roy- ona. daughter of Mr. and llirs. Roy MacDonald, Albany, was un- ited in marriage to Mr. Frederick Earle Jewell. son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jewell. Central Bedeque. Rev. KG. Sullivan officiating. The bride looked char-using dressed in a two-piece blue taf- feta with black accessories. She was attended by her sister, Mr. Davis Jewell. who wore e blue crepe dress and blaek accessories. ‘The grocm was supported by his brother. Mr. Davis Jewell.

Before her marriage the bride was a very eiiiicient clerk in the ladies wear department in the firm of RJI‘. Holman Ltd., Sum- mersldo. The groom wu a war veteran of the second greet war and served in the Royal Navy and has recently been an employee of the Canadian Oil Co. Ltd, Sum- merside.

After their marriaze h slwwer was tendered them alt the home of the bridegroom’: brother, Davie. where a large ritrmiber offriends and neighbors assembled. As the bride and groom entered the liv- ing room which was trimmed in pink and white colours, Miss Aletha Noonan played the Wed- ding March as they were escorted to a settee trimmed with pink and white streamers. Tho gifts were opened by Miss Florence Boultcr and Miss June Cross- man. The verses were read by Miss Ethel Heckbert and Miss Clara Affleck and the gifts were arranged on the table by Mrs. Barclay Dawson and Miss Joyce Iifac-Leod. 'I‘iie gifts consisted of silver. pyrex. china, aluminum, towels and many usefutl house- keeping articles. The grocm ex- pressed the appreciation of he and his bride for the many gifts they had received from the gathering. Among those attendhig the show- er were parents c-f both bride and groan, Mr. and Mrs. Barclay

till Saturday morn- ‘ < wcrc before the ti \\liiI petty theft and . li" i0 property. Three lihflllif‘; were given pro-

ingly apparent to the court that action must be taken against parents of delinquents. In future, he said. the officials have been instructed that the home and con- duct of the parents of. each juvenile delinquent will be care- fully investigated by an officer of the law and if such investigation warrants it remedial action will be taken against the parent. It is the opinion of the court. he said, that the apathy of the parents in a degree. contributes to the riv- linquency on the part of the child.

if ilie bltififldll‘ liczzuris, one was trans-

ferred m the magistrates court and our cisc was taken under idvlsemen! by the court.

Judge Louis said he had noted with illiClPs‘. rcmziiiks attributed lo Mayor .\iilt‘Dtllllilfi of Charlotte- town wiiii rcfcrrncc to juvenile rieiinqucntg which the Mayor had said tint. "tin- parc-nis were probably to blame." Judge Dewls ‘aid that. 1v has hccnmc increas- ,‘ . ._

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Christmas answers

O it's the eternal question 5:‘; what lo give her. You'll

Give any oi these to triple her holiday lunl

l-IIAND-O-YONIK - Christmas wrapping Li! end 2.1!

FILUI OIAIS ROVIII Ml", INOVIMAN . . . 2J0 i-DIUI GRASS POVIDII MIT (with i powder refills) 7J6

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answer ih Elizabeth Arden’: galaxy oi "Little Gills". For Gilt: oi Beauty by Elizabeth Arden ore Fragrant guides to giving whether it be a beotitiiul Gift Box, or selected liom on attractive onoy oi very special "little" items.

A-IIUIFY MILK, IATII PIIAIJ - I! welers In e iuie 2.00; I tubes iela baa l.”

C-lllll “All ILOVIIR MIST — Christmas wrapped 1.7!, 3.2!. 8.50; with etemlnr 2.7]

5IATN OI. CIIIDT (IPCI QIIII) — I VIII! C-IU] ID Vllll IJQI II VIII! ll” See Our Large Display of Christin“ 5""

Enman Drug. Co. Ltd; t

Dawson. Si. Eleonora, Wendell Stewart and Seaman Bell. Bum- merside, Mr. and Mrs. William

Miss Minnie Nawsorne

Ncnrsomga. land Prank Nowsome. Rose Valley.

After a delirious lunch was serv- ged. all departed to their homes ‘wishing the bride and groom many happy years of wedded ‘bliss.

Personals

-Mlss Edna and Thelma Raiy- nor, Cascumpec. have recently ac- ccpied a position in the store 0f Ralph Oalibrck and 0a.. Central Bedcquc. — B.

Find the perfect

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CAPITQLN Summon-side

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Also Cartoon Shows 7.15-9.15 Matinee Tuesday 3.30

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decent assault on a fcnialc under the agc of fourteen." The jury iiien retired anti liter brought iii thc latter verdict.

On Saturday morning Mr. J. S. DesRochcs. i\'.C. addressed thcjury for the dcfciicr- and M1‘. W. l~‘.. Darby, KI‘. nclrlrrsscrl ihcni on be- half of the crown. Mr. RR. Bcil. l\'.<.'. was associated with Mr. Dcs» Rot-lies as counsel for the accused.

The members of the jury vrerc: Oliver Snizillman. Williams. Bruce M'

Find Man Guilty 0f Indecent Assault

Alexander Richards of Kinkori was found guilty of indecent as- sault by a trial Jury at Summer- side on Saturday which deliberated forty eight minutes before bringing in its verdict. lie lind been vlia-rgeti

foreman. biaric

with having carnal knowledge of ‘I Ham-Y‘ WQHC" " girl under fourteen years of agc n°""“,"' C“";"""'° . ' _ B” bu,’ me jun, rmmd h,“ gunty o, Camlucll. Loy Hill. i-illlilid Sin- me lesser onontt The ,_,.~,a1 wok mons. llarold Steuznl, Lemur. four days to complete in the Sup- M°D°“a1d'_s'

reme Court before Chief Justice _

Thane A. Cfillipbéli. Sentence “'41s

deferred tlii Decmibei- 13th.

In his charge to the jury Satur- day afternoon Oiilef Justice Camp- bell told thorn that “there is not

CHRISTMAS TRAE

sufficient evidence to justify you Split Bamboo tithing Rods convicting the accused of the uf- Mimic from cxtm sclcct Tomlin fence charged of Ciiilllfli knowledg: C“...

or even of attempted carnal know- ledge." I-le went on to explain. lie-iv- ever. that a. jury may convict not only of the offence charged but may convict of any lesser offence included in the offence charged. ii is clear, he explained, that carnal knowledge of a girl under this age includes the lesser offence of in-

At Factory Price ROI) an] GUN REPAIR SHOP Proprietor J. A. \'l'cir

56 (‘umbcrlanil Street Phone i208

ttiecent assault. of -a girl under‘ 9x ~' ourteen. "There is in this vase," he said. "sufficient evidence in lau to Justify you in convicting the ac~ . cused of indecent assault.“ KENS.‘ ‘iiuN

Alter 301113 over the cvlrlenrc Alon. 'l'ucs.. \..~..i 7.i5-.'l.l5 and pointing out. that they alone liiiiiincc Jlondav- 0 were the judge of the facts Chief “DITEI. IN TIIIT: N"

Justice Campbell told them that iifTcl-jlnigolgr

two verdicts were open to them. l'i'itli Jennifer Jones luscph Cot- “You may fliid the accused not icn and (lrcgorv Pcck ‘a “m; guilty 0r not cuiliv of the nilezcdi ilirill-pitriactl in... '

carnal knowledge but guilty cf lipiéfitg.» - W. o. , _

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1' F" "l" WWI" "°"'1By'Baking the Grocery Department has l. good clock of iargcBLANCIIED ALliI ‘IDS at 25 rrnis for l-ii pound and ARABIAN STEED PITTED DATES iit flli ccnis it puumi package . . . No Christmas cake or cookies are quite complete without delicious, "fllfltlliy 511110116! Ind llfllightful sun-ripe Dates. You will find those and all your Baking Needs in the Grocery Department.

2. Decorate your home for Christmas - make it. gay and fes- tive, end a Christmas to be remembc “i. In Toy-land are loads and loads of novel CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS including WrcaiIic-Jlfin- w! - Colored Rove - Chenille Cimcs - (foloreti Iiztlla and Bells _ Iclcles - Artificial Snow and oodles of Lights, among these nre Bird and Bubble Lights_ Have a gay. happy home for Christmas - Shop for your Decorations in Toyland_

3. For the Outdoor Girl-the gift that pic-uses will bc a PAltlL-i- the Ladies‘ Wear Department lil!‘ a umart selection of Skluiastcr Par- kas In scarlet, green, powder blue and brown. 'l‘hcy‘re made uf bengn- iine and have a red blanket cloth lining. and attached hood. these Perkas are in sizes 12 to 18 priced at 17.95. If your girl takes n size i2. there's a beautiful scarlet Parka with detachable hood — this one is of "Zelan" cloth with a warm wool lining and is priced at 22.50. (‘umc in and look these over they're smartly utylcil. warm and serviceable. Perkes are on display in the Ladies’ Wear Department

a. Here's snlppy news shout ELASTIC! Just arrived in the Dry Goods Department is EVERTEX SHIIIRING ELASTIC for your Christ- mas sewing -- it's on spools attached to an instruction card priced at i5 cents each. WIDE ELASTIC for snow i-nit cuffs. this is in blue or green priced at 35 cents a yard. And RUPND (lAitTERS in nink or blue color priced at l0 cents a pair. Thesi- Iillistics have not been available for some timw-so t|\ey’re liable to g0 likc “hot cakes" - shop today for your Elastic requirements in ihc Notion section of

the Dry Goods Department. _ ____, __ M" , . _ . ..... _.- . .._ LQ-b-+>Q+oo-o¢oo404ooQ400e-§0+o4eeooocoeeoo-oooeoe-oe‘

REGENT”

MDIIDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY .,, ’ we

‘DEBORAH KERR is marvelous in 'BLACK NARC|SSUS'! The color and scenery are out of this world."

'—.EOU£££A P/TRSONS

I. ARTHUR RANK present:

M-G-M STAR OF ‘HUCKSTERS’ FAME

‘SABU- DAVID iiiliiAH ~ fiilHA BUBSUN

'II.R¢K NARCIDSUD’ IN TECHNICOI-QR

mtsiioin lllliiHl-ltlil Slliliiltl-Iiillilllll iiliill ‘a! UHF-U" Hill "it"?!

SHOWS 7.15 AND 9.15 MATINEE MON. AND WED-ISO

mammal-alas mbrhlhr mr NICEST Gii-‘TS unorn THE m: com: JROM SMALLMAN‘!

if‘, 10" plain ivrcziili l, ll" 1

Jlnias irec, 8 liic set Xmas Tree, 8 litc rst. .... .. Xmas "free, i5 litc rct .. Outdoor tree, 7 litc set

Uiittinor ’l'rrc. l5 litc sci

'I'rrr Lite Rclli-clurs.

Show Wliiic and hilt-key . L’. fur

liluusc design

Slmas Trcc. 15 litc sct (‘handiilicr ivinzioiv lites,

bcll ivrrzilli ..

Hardware Section

l Princc Edward island's Radiant

K. of B. iifficers’ , Installed At S’side

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The officers of Council of the Knights ul (Joinin- bus were officially insiuilcti iii. u special meeting held yihifiiilll)‘

Thcre was a splendid attendance of the members of the Order from the local council n, uril us \'isit-, ziig brothers from Charlottetown and other districts.

The installation was exemplified by District. Deputy Dr. J. A. Mac- Miliaii of Charlottetown with Daniel Noonaii as visiting warden. 'l‘cniail\c pillls for thc rccept-i ion of llI‘i\' members i\'t‘l‘c tiisscd and a splendid ziclcircss oi the ideals which membership l the Order imposes was dciivere by the district deputy".

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The meeting was also lioiiorcti by the prcscncc cl iizc State Deputy of Prince Etiivnrd ibiillkli

Andrew Peters of Souris who pre- sented a comprehensive report. on the proceeding of the supreme con- ientlon held at Houston, Texas, during the past summer.

The officers installed were as follows: (lraiid Knight George Glow; Deputy Grand Knight

George Oiscamp; Chancellor Rev. Howard Wight; Recorder William Cameron; Advocate John Cameron: Warden Jerry Doucette: Treasur- er Henry Wedge: l. G. Carrol De- laney: O. Frank lliorrison; Trustees Arthur Cllow- J. S. Des- Roches and J. Henry Gaudet. ~s

CLYDE RIVER SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Clyde River School for the mcnth of November.

Grade IX - i. Betty Maclean.

Grade VlII—l. Shirley Mac- Kinnon and lloward Gillespie (equal); 2. Velma. MacKinnon; 3, Howard MacNeill.

Grade VII — l, Ethel Gillespie; 2. Joan Murray.

Grade VI — 1. Kenneth Mac- Neill.

Grsda V - l, George Gillespie; 2. Elmer MncKinnon.

Grade IV - i. John Scott.

Grade II - l. Gayle Hyde: 2,

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Keith Ma cKfnnon.

consists of 8 candle iitcs--3_00

SMALLMAWS

PilCCI 2.

2, Percy Scott.

\\'.B. Cruse will regret that slic is suffering from an ai-

aftcrnoon in the council chamber. roan-m“;

PAGE FIFTEEN

SKIS AND EQUIPMENT HQCKEY gQuypMgN-r

Ash Skis, less harnem

"d ilockcv sticks ll in h harness and pom!‘ 4 i. t . . a e gt R M8,,‘ H ‘ 2:5 and lies. Each 40c to 2.15 4 1-2 foot lengths 4.15 iiockey Boots and Skates,

U. C_ M. In sizes 7 to 10. Per pair 11.75 to 17.75

Hockey Boots and Skates.

fish Skis. less harness and imles in 6 it, 6 1-4 ft.. 6 i-‘l ft.. G 3-4 I't., and 7

m“ "mltiia. Per pair 5.85 In sizes 8 and 9. Per 1:0 .. _ pair .. ....8_2.'i “:0 bk! 9018!. aluminum, per 44,5 m" ' - ~ ~ ---- ~ 4.25 Ilockey Gloves. Gloves 3:10 Sh] H b that afford every protec- 7.<ifl pnir poo‘ 352202;“; tifln from the game. ' Ranging 3.35 to 10.95 S‘ l - i - 135 to 45o pads. goal pads, hockey ' - pants, goal sticks and puckl. WAGONS SLEiGH! Sturdy. well braced wag. . Th - "n! e h“ I! o’ ha"! Iiand steering sleighs.

uuod manic. Will givp FPBPS Mid years of hard service. Box size 12 x 30

hardwood top, steel frame and runners,

uith 8" ivhecl 9.95 Sno-flex 35'“ ........... -239 Box Size l4 x 32 with . H“ 10" whee] 35 Sun-flex 31" ."......'.‘........8.i5 - A Sct Sno-fiex as" ....a.ss TRICYCLES Sunshine tricycics with tubular s t e e I welded frame. Bright baked on- nmei and chrome. Bail

hcnring front wheel with roller or sleeve bearing rear wheels.»

30" wheel. standard 16.95

1:0" “heel.

strcamliner ,_ 15.50

'30" wheel. I'm deluxe inodci . Zififl , n- _ Two wheel Trike Trailer. ~70 2i‘ wheel. standard 21.50 as illustrated ___1_95

Christmas Store—Whcre Price is Matched with Quality ,

MacCauil is employed on the Car Grade I tsri - l, Claude Mac- Fcny h,\beg,,.en»i_ Dalvay Scott.

Grade I Ijri — 1, Annie Boyle;

Mrs. Ralph B. MacOauli and her mother, Mrs. Hermes Myers. and Mrs. Jessie Stavert. were visitors here recently. They have been re- sidents of Carleton Siding since Mr. MaoCauli disposed of hi! The many friends of llirs. (Rt-int ,-_.,,.,,, ,,, Nor“, Bedeque and '0 mm‘ ‘started a mercantile business there

‘about a year and a half ago.

tack of flu. All wish hcr a speedy i

Her many friends are pleased lo know that Miss Helen Bowness

Mi? Twill“ DWFFB “lid Ml’ iwho has ilCCil confined to her , ilarrison hlacldarlaiie l‘Olltli.it‘i€fll,,c,.,,h [or me was, “w wee-u thc scrvii-c in flic- Albany UnltediHn-Duéq, nhlcbs_ 15 much improv-

Ciiurch on Sunday evening Nov.

21st.

ed. Her father, Mr. W71‘. Bowncst has been bedfast for the last two years as a. result of a stroke some y-ears ago, Mrs. "Bowness is not ,in the best of health either.

lllrs. Samuel Carruihers, Ken- singtcn, W35 a. recent visltcv to dcquc. the guest of hcr (laugh- ' and scn-in-iau‘. Mr. iili_l 511...: Arnold Henderson.

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.‘ir. :ii::l innings-inch CH1‘: at:- rpinylaiiied by Mrs. James Hund- irrsoii spent several days recently

W!“ ‘DY-i 3113B"? "5 l)" Elm‘ jlilllClif,’ friends and relatives in of Mr. niid hilS. Orville J.>l:r»soii,M>.,,C,0,,_ NB“ and Anlhel-st, '1"“’"|~'1_" 9f W“ “"1;- F" '““"-‘ ,N.S. While in Amherst they called

9"- ‘liiil h” h"-‘\"“"‘i T“, n Miss lia Coilctt and hcr molh- : in‘. Her many friends will be glad ' to known that Miss Coliett i.s well on the way to ccmplete recovery from her operation in Amherst Hospital some time ago.

‘Gui .. sided in Bedcquc.

Rev. George Somers. Summer- side. called on friends here c/n ‘Tuesday the 30th. He was at. one time 133F101‘ of the Beritquc Cir- cult.

Rev. ES Weeks and Mrs- “Elfin, attended divine service in Cape Traverse United Church last Sun- day. Nov. 28th. Mr. weeks assist- rd in an impressive part of the service when a silver Communion plate was dedicated to the mem- nl'y' of the late llernias Myers This plate was duly presented b,‘ bill's. Ralph MacCaull. daughter oil Mr. lilycrs. Iu connection with thl miisiCnl part.‘ of the service a beautiful quartettc was rendered by Mrs. Jchn Haslam. Messrs Ai- llson Harper. David Murphy and Keith Lord. Mr. Weeks gave e short address in which he refer- rcd i0 the lrxig years of helpful service Mr. Myers. his brother-in- law gave to the Church. The pes- tor. Rev. Mr. Woodside was in charge of the service. and deliver- sd a sermon suitable to the occas- -—' ion. s i i ‘

Mr. and Mrs. James MacCaull ye ,,§’3,";§,§,:,,f";’,’;,‘;, five?“ and family have moved to Carle- ____________ icn Siding where they will reside smGEn-s B]RTR}>LACE in future, They were residents of still-la Juli“, operatic sopranq Bctlflluc i0!’ WYPY-ii JEBIE- M-t- was born in Moravia in 1888.

lilr. Scott lifscMurdc. North Bedeque, has purchased the N51- iitnce of Ml‘. James bfacCaull in [his village, This admirable couple will be uvtiriiily- wcivviiicd to ihc ccnviiiiiniiy: