_ 3'. g 1948

IHTTTETWVESTERNGUARDIAN

AGENTS: I. Elmer Murphy. 186 Hanover Street, and

George Clow. 1H Ottawa Street.

SUMMERSIDE and

PRINCE COUNTY

News, Subscriptions, Advertising.

{Etna Guardian may be bought at any oi the

iollowine stores in “ma, Water Street; Gourllea Drugstore, l1 Central Street: _ Bakery, Water Street; Mark Gaudet. 81 Granville Street: Russell Street: Alyre Doueetteh Grocery. Second Street; Island Motor Transport. _Water Street.

all 5°" rprouto ymcg’; Grocer!-

TM Guardian Bu! ll 3° p" o; give Yul“

day re 18c per week.

will be delivered tojny house in Summerside by Carrie;

Phone 289 or 889-2 tor this IGIVTGe

order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route

4:01; SALE-Set counter scales‘ i" exceliru; condition. Phone 496-1 | ‘,1 clan 87 Harvard St, Summer-i pde.

_rnr: OFFICE oi Dr. Henry, .. mmarside. will be closed_ . 6 to Sept. 14 inclusive. i

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sunorn SUNDAY SERVICES. 11 .\. M. Tignish 3 P. M.‘

1:0 P. Ni. conducted by iulrlck. Spend Sunday ..lti:nl Stlvnillil.

4'01‘. sALE-52 acres o1’ land‘ ~ Lon-g River. the property oi ‘e John Andrew Power. Aqp- ‘ ~‘d Millie-ill» i‘

40w!" in Bccieque or Carleton ; - . can tywpe hard- ;

Finder please Freetown.

_ rrr. cs. 1y 1,114 Burns,

our“ SHIPMENTS oi’ new have just arrived this us early tor the best Mary Ann. opposite Thalia-e. Summersicle. _.t‘l(>.~l.\'(i GOLF TEA — Th9. t1 (f tin: season at the ‘ mlf links was held on with Mrs.

-Tﬁ RETURN TODAY -— Mr. ' 1i - . Ernest Dcighan Qt Sum- nr-c expected to return rig from .1 vacation trip 1.. where they vis- ' ii hlcr. Sister‘ Rltri r.’ the Sisters of Service. | i tool in the Camdianl and vlsltﬂl '. Delghan is en- s 211 and 212 and nnal holidays. - S.

Personals

r. and Mrs. Earl Pickren. " icrenfly‘ mauled in llall- '. spent the week-end as . lr. and Mrs. llalsey . Sumxnvrside-S.

Fthel C‘. Read. who has ' hor aunt, Mrs. H. it. . mic- side, left recent- 1 to hcr home in Wor- ..\l\(.'llll5 ctﬁs.-S.

Joseph Woodside, Kon- pent Friday in Chai- where she visited s and Mr. and llpsfllLvBlll‘.

1'. and Mrs. Eric Pincock. Ot- ont. a few days recently 1n side. guests oi relatives, R Crockett. and Mr. and (Jrockcti, Beaver Sireet.

John White, Milton, ‘ daughter Mr. and Mrs. t‘: flibson. Dayton. C1110. who tern visiting in summersldc.

on Wednesday

——.\1.s. ‘lo-tin. with her sister. Miss Glor-

Ncrman Lutz and son. llarfvutt. teacher of French ..'\ll Pollen. hlaniioba, who "n Wsitinn their uncle. Dr. elll and Mrs. MacNclll, . do. left recently on re- iurz‘. in Brandon-S.

‘—‘ir< llarrlrt Waﬁmn. who dis h viritinc: relatives in Sum- nnl Trycn. will leave cn l to binssachusetts. on Sat.- ncrninr. She will accompany s .\‘-n.1 Finalyson by motor as Hi Rcvrrley while Miss Finlay- Whn has been vacationing in clown. will continue on to

—F0ll SALE-NM Plymouth special deluxe sedan, A-l condit- ion. Li interested, phona 296-3. Summerslde.

—WAJTRESSES WANTED im- mediately. Good wages, idea} nor-king conditions. Apply m per.

"11- Andy's Seaioods. Summer- lside. -. .'—NE‘VLYTVEDS ENTERTAIN-

ED - Mr. and Mrs. Clayton For- bes, Lot l6. entertained on Wed- nesday evening in honor of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Forbes o1 Merlgomish, N.S.. a recent bride and groom. new are visiting the Pmvlilce on their honeymoon. A most enjoyable evening was spent with the many relatives and friends present. Mr. and Mrs. Forbes will leave for Halifax, NS. this week where the groom will resume his medical course at Dalhousie Uni- vasitv. and the bride will continue as Physical Instructor in the Hali- fax schools.—S.

BURLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hunt-air and daughters Alberta and Sandra of Rustico, were visitors to Bur. iington on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. F‘. R. Nauss hate returned to their home at Ker.- slngton. having spent their hou- days in Nova. Ssotia. -Bur.

Dr. R. C. Bradley o1 Kingston N. IL. is here on his annual (1st.- lng trip. He is accompanied Ly Mr. Moses Tucker also oi Km;- ston. They are guests at "Tren- holme". Kensington.

Mrs. Cecil Mill and little dang.- ter, Ona, Clermont, and lilrs. N ~ son Paynter. Burlington moored to Rustico on Friday. where they were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Vic- tor Buntain and family.

, Miss Norma Porter. arrived on Saturday in Kenslngton where she will teach music in the l-Lgh Svhﬂvl HS well as in several llLlial by rural schools. Miss Porter is from Rothesay, N. B., and is the guest o! Mrs. James Jardlne.

Mrs. Ray Warren has returned to her home in Mediord, Mass. after spending t-hc summer \vi.b her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L Delaney, Kenslngton. She was ac- companied by her husband. who had joined her at Kenslngton, a tow days previously.

Miss Janet Jardine. M.Sc.. lclt last. week to return to ’l‘rento.. N.J.. after spending her vacatcn with her mother. Mrs. James Jar- dine. Kensington. Miss Jard iravfied by motor car 1n pany with Mrs. Beatrice Thun‘ son. also cl Trenton, and Bachler "of Philadelphia. who spent their vacation at Dalvay.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mailman. Kenslngton, had the pleasure oi: Monday evening oi welconun: ‘or a brief visit Mr. and Mrs. Waller Carpenter oi Cranston, R. I. irlrs. Millman knew Mrs. Carpenter as s child. The two have kept 1r. constant contact by mail and use Carpenters. who were motoring in New Brunswick. crossed to lLE Island to see Mrs. Carpenter's aid lriend.

Miss Hazel Smith, Cambridge. Mass" and Miss Catherine Giles. Mediord, Mass, who are vacaticn» ing in Kensington. accompanied by Mrs. P. J. Kennedy and airs. J. B. Milianan. Kensington, spent s pleasant day on Thursday o! last week when they crossed o.“ the Wood Islands terry and visit.- ed many places of interest irrtlova

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Also Comedy - Cartoon olineie Saturday 1:30

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Also First Chapter of Serial: "THE SEA HOUND"

Shows- Friday 8:45; Sot. 7:30-9:30

Typo.- avwoéé-MDQQ-c- :6 ‘i.

cameo THEATRE

KENSINGTON Friday Matinee 3:30, Evening 7:15-9:15; Saturday 7:15-9:15. Fast uctlon and suspense - hard pidin‘ and straight shootin’ and ilittle romance (in "CODORADO SERENADE" with Eddie Deon In Cinncolcr. Also Serial and News

"as w... . .. -$.-.o5~ SNEAK PREVIEW’ PRINCE ALBERT, Sask.—(CP)

-'I'he ceremonies inaugurating a paddling pool built by the city was all arranged. But a tot. beat the gun the night belore with an unrehearsed clip, fully clothed, in the wlater. He had a. splashing good time bettore parents inter- vened. The oﬁﬁcial ceremony proceeded later.

FEWER FOREST FIRES

FREDERJCTON, Sept. 1-(0?) -T’mely rains and an improved ﬁre-watching service have reduced the forest. ﬁre hazard in New Brunswick so tar this season, tor-

er this week to‘ return to the States. '

Messrs. C. E. P. Yeo and Harry’ Bro\vn, Kensington, and David Murphy. Carleton, dealers at" Rawleigh Products were in Char-i lottetcwn on Monday when the general manager trom Montreal addressed all the Island dealers and several who filed appllcavnons but have not yet been acceptai, 1;. all routes in this province arc at present taken. One o! these was Mr. Jamesie Brown, Long Rive: Later 1n the day. the salesmen met at the home oi Mr. Slade at Alexandria, where several inter-l esting films on the preparations oi the various products w::e_ shown.

estry oﬂiciais said here today. Fires reported for the period end- ing Aug. 31 are tar below the 800 outbreaks during the some period last year.

ARENA BY-LKHV APPROVED

OHXH-LAM, Ont. (C?) City council has approved s. by-

law awarding tenders tor the construction oi a neiw artificial ice arena here. Total cost, ac-

cording to tenders awarded on a itxed basis, is $206955. A $300.- 000 debenture will be issued.

APPROPRIATE NAME CRANBROOK, K611i, England -— (CP) — A Mr. Onions wc-ﬂ l Pill! {or onions at an esﬂwliilfll

Glass Leaders every one -—

our hack - to - school garments

for your star pupils. All sturdy, practical and pretty as can he. Shop here with daughter todaymevery- thing budget-priced!

Dresses

Plaids, two-tone. stripes and plain color dresses in

alpine, cottons, spun rayon and fine wool rayon. Really attractive garments. Sizes 1 to 14x—i.95 t» 9.95.

Sweaters

Our selection includes band finished pure wool sweaters in both the cardigan and pull-on styles Available m two-tone, striped or plain colors - yours is the choice o! the "V" neck with ulpper front; crew neck with shoul- der buttons: the open front and the collared sweater. Sizes 6 to 14x—2.25 to 4.50.

Hose

- Children's line ribbed cotton hose in maple tan. Sizes 6 to 0 1-2. Per rpair-55c to 65c.

Navy bloomers. Sizes 2i ta 25-750.

Under Garments

Bloomers and Pantiel in heavy ribbed cotton. Sizes 6 to 12 years-Kan to 1.00.

Ribbed cotton underveita. Slzes 24 to 28-75:).

Upper Floor Main Store Section

SMALLMAIPS

Two Stores In Summerslrla Where Price ls Matched With Quality

Other Business

Sales Help Wanted Sales Lady l

for MEN'S wm DEPARTMENT EXPE-R-IENCE NOT NECESSARY.

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LADIES’ WEAR DEPARTMENT . EXPERIENCE PREFERRED

Apply in Person or Writing DRY GOODS OFFICE

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Aylmer Products are nourislslﬂl ""1 ddldMll-Aylmer Ingredients are the iinest and beat proeurableqthe price oi Aylllﬂl‘ Caﬂllﬂl 60°‘; is right (or you and me Delectable STRAWBERRIES canned inlm

per. cent syrup are put up in a Ztl-ounce tin. which contains uplift": l‘ ately 21$ cups oi lnalt. This ls an Aylmer Product that you dell" it 1 .do not want to mlss—the price is l0 cents a tin in the Grocery 9911i-

The s and 1e Department lives you exception-l valves "1 m"- NEW merchandise. Today nice Richards is busy unpsckinl l lhlll- ment u smart sums: nnussss. dsee u to unnrheu m We" made-theirs in a variety e1 Inartly beconalnl "Y1". "W wit)" P" pay, green, blue, wine, rose and brown....1n this day 0f ﬁlth will the price oi these dreaaes ia well nigh unbelievable-only 5.95.... There's nothing sleeay about these dresses, they're very good looking- you‘ll ﬁnd them in the I and 10 Department.

I diallk the id o! Fail. it's practically here and we have to £12.51“ to to.» it! glee Lingerie section la showing its FALL PANT1ES..."liayserette Briefs" in ﬁne ribbed ill per cent wool. The alses are small. medium or lalll (While only) prim! l‘ 35 "Y"! l 1"“- Theag "Kayserettes" are Just right for wearing now. Now then! Think- in; o! s bit later in the season --ssoonras wrnrm WEIGHT cor- TON Vests. Panties and Bloomers are available here too. choose you! Fall and Winter Undies in the Dry Goods Department.

.I‘or leisure hours in your heme wear a. ehlo, ﬂattering HOUSE COA’l‘...'lhere are some truly lovely garments in the Ladies‘ wear Department. This collection includes llouse Costs a d llostess Gowns of plaid or ﬁgured Poplin-soil, silk Jersey with ralnb w stripes-pastel colored Moire and gabardlne. In sites 12 to it the prices are irom 14.95 to 24.50. llouae Coete are useini-lhey-‘re feminine and they're ﬁgure ﬂattering. Come in and see the new Fall models in the Ladies‘

Wear Department

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timber 15th and 17th.

The president read a commun- ication trom the secretary oil the Charlottetown Board o! Irene to t-he eﬂect that. this year the Pro- vince ot P.E.I. has the privilege of nominating a. president ior the Maritime Board of ‘Trade at the annual meeting. Mr. Hickey ielt that the privilege should be taken advantage oi. Mr. L.R.. Allen was the unanimous choice oi the local hoard as president elect.

Reporting tor the publicity and tourist committee Mr. Alan llor- man submitted a brief reprt uni stated that a Surnmerside sign had been placed at Borden. From personal observation he believed that the tourist business in this Province had been very good dor- ing the past summer in compar- lson to the rest o1 the Marltimcs.

The president adnsed that he had received a communication from C.N.R. Superintendent Mom- gomery, Charlottetown, that the double ferry service would be

Stores Closed LABOUR DAY

Smallmans-H olmans

Skirts

Checks, phldl l-‘litl plnﬂ color skirts In blue serge, “P11”- blrflnlbone and line "°°l~ All styles - ballerina, Pelllllm. pleated, flared and! Ilrﬂ-lxht. Sizes c to 1o_. 3.95 to 0.50.

Middle Suits

Jumpers

Goats This year's selection

22.50.

operated on Labor Day to Mk0

cars oi’ the expected increase in tourist traific. Considrrathe indignation was

(xpressed by the Board when m- formed by Mr. George Hogg that a tourist party bound lor Prince Edward Island had been inlornne.‘ by the officials at Aulac lnionna- tion Bureau that there was n: accommodation to be had in 5on1 merside and that they had be ie: go to Charlottetown instead. n. this particular instance the mu.- tst had nevertheless tome ic Snmmerside and had no diilicizit; whatever in finding a [have t0 stay. Full particulars o1 this in- cident, dates. etc.. were to be alr- a

#110? Ityle middle and plated shirt. NM MI white trim, red tie. Sizes ‘I to 141-835. J

New blue eerse Jmnpers. Sizes 1s and llx-lllq

best we have ever shown in the teen-piers’ aha; Some fur trimmed. some plain, others with the parka hood-all in styles oi their very own—rggﬂy m"; Polo cloth, wool mating and suede velour are the materials in the full, flared and fitted styles. The season's newest. shades. Size; 1 to 14x_1g_g5 h

You've heard about ibis-the Red River hooded and belted coat with the pants to match. Sizes I and I _ in red and blukl-LDS.

Polo Cloth 3 piece Snow Suits. Coat has beaver buttons; in sizes 6 and 0x—1'1.95. '

PAGLTHTRIEEQ’

Blouses

Short sleeve blouse j "hit-e. with am without gm. Giles ‘I to 11-4.?! to .0.

' d! Blah-la Willy" luet Qslzes 8 £134.59, U

o! ooaie h undoubtedly ﬁl

pained by the president who stated he would confer with Col. Reid i:- Charlottetown regarding thil ep- parent discrimination-S.

Professional Gard i. i s. r. nuurrn n. o. i i

OPTOMETRIST Complete Visual Analyses Glasses Fitted

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Snrnmerside. P.E.L PHONE T65

l" Earle Hickey i I Chartered Accountant

Oiilce at l5 Granville street Phone 67]

Summerslda

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I E. E. Parkman 0pt.ll., R-ll-

optometrist

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\r.'.1l Training Given REGENT THEATRE BLDG.

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