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DECEMBER, 4, THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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-’I‘HE GUARDIAN.

AGENTS: I. Elmer Murphy. 180 Hanover Sheet, and Gwrte Clow. 135 Ottawa Street. "UMMEBSIDE and PRINCE COUNT! News, Subaorlpflonl. Advertising

I 5 The Guardian may be bought at any of the following etorea la Sumuerllde:

5,11 Bookstore. Water Street; Toronto Bakery.

Vince's G

The Gun Boy at 8c or give r0 ‘ _[,ADIES cardigans and pullover “veaters at Pearson's Ready-to- “tefl, Kensington.

_,HEAB the Hon. Paul Martin.- Minister of National Health in the CapllOI Theatre. Summerside, Mon- day, Dec. 6 at. 2 p.m. Everybody welcome.

_WE ARE NOW taking orders go,- cyrus 6a Manning Ells Chicks. when better chicks are sold we will p911 them. Rex Dawson, Albany.

-NORTII TRYON Presbyterian ghurcli Services Sunday. Dec. 5th., 517.30 p.in. Miss Mary MocKcnzic,

DCDCOIICSS.

DKENSI GTON and Freetown prosbytcrian Churches. Services Sunday Dec. 5th., Kenslnglon at. 1i a,rti. and 7.30 p.ni., Freetown at 3 phi. Rev. J. 1i. McGowan, Minister.

_.|:l5sER\'Em'I‘liursda_v, Dec. ll, for annual l..O.A. chicken supper tn 5L Mary's Hall, Suiiimcrside, 5 it» 7 p.ni. ‘Tickets $1.00. Children

Water Street; Mark Gaudet, 6'! Granville Sheet: meaty. Bualell Sheet; Alyre Douoettda Grocery, Second Sheet; Inland Motor Transport. _Water Sheett dlan will be delivered to any home In Sununerelde by Carrier pQf day or 18o per week. Phone 280 or 280-1 for this service ur order to the bay relponelble fer delivery on your route.

under l2, G5 cents.

_.1_\' 'l‘()lt0l\"l‘0 - Mr, EP.‘ r-hley, Siiinmcrsidc. FFKSICIFDL of‘ the Canadian IQIIDlTTItICEIIIICSI As- sociation is in Toronto for a few days this iveck on business in con- nection witii lllfi “Olk 35 D1951- ||(ll\ nf this association, -— S.

_I'IIINCE'I'O\VN United Church, iislpeque. Sunday, December 5th., Services: ll.0ft u.m., nnd 7.00 p.m.. At lltt- evciiiiig sci-vice tivo films “with ’l‘i'iiiiniiii:i|it" and "The ratitiio Flztmc" will ho shown. These tivu filiiis depict. the "Life of it. Paul". Please note change of time for the evening service. Rcv. lames Cross, B. A., Minister.

~IYARIILY REUNION The viizuril rciitiion of the "lilac-Gregor" "imlly was held on Friday evening at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. James A. MacGregor, Summerslde- with approximately twenty-five members present. At 6:30 a delicious goose rlinner, ‘ivitli all the fixings‘, was srried to thc guests and the re- mainder of the evening was pleas- tnily spent in social games and conversation. —S

~-MAGISTRATE'S COURT -l

A Sunimcrside party frr po"s?s=ion o! liquor in a place other than his home was fined-MO and tests or

Drugetnre. ll Oanhal Sheet;

carrror. summits“

LAST SHOWING TODAY BIG DOUBLE BILL "DANGEROUS YEARS" And "GUNS OF HATE"

PLUS 2ND. CHAPTER "SUPERMAN, Shows 2.30 — 7 — 9.25

-'1lIlE ROLL! IAZOI In steel: at Moose Jewellers, $12.50.

-LISTEN to the C.C.F. broad- cast over CFCY Monday st 10 pm. Speaker Roscoe Walker.

—TIIE ANNUAL meeting of Lot 17 Farmers Institute will be held In St. Eleanor: Hall, Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 2 p. m.

—BRADALBANE Presbyterian Church Service Monday Dec. 6th. at 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. A. McGowan, Interim-Moderator.

—PANTBY SALE and Bazaar in Kennedy's Store. Kenslngton, Dec. filth at. 7 P. M. Sponsored by C. W.

—TII.E BLOOD donor cllulc III! be held In St. Mary's Hall Tuesday. Dec. 7, afternoon and evening. Telephone 748.

—COTTAGE BURNED - A small summer cottage near Cun. nlnghanfs Lime, east of Bummer. side. owned by Elmer Burt, was destroyed by fire Thursday after- noon. Cause of the blaze is un- kiiown.—S.

—-DIES AT ALBERTDN - The death occurred at the Western Hospital. Alberton on Thursday of Mirs. Margaret Buchanan at the age of 86 years. She is survived by one daughter. Mrs. Joseph W. Ray- ner of Aiberton.

AJIIICKEN TIIIEVES ACTIVE —- Chicken thieves are busy again. One farmer in Emerald complains lie lost. almost all his approved cockerels which he cannot replace. The RCMP. have been notified and traps have been set and a (lose watch is being kept to pre- vent a repetition of such n theft.

—EVENING CIRCLE MEETING — The December meeting of the Evening Circle of the W.M.S. of Sumner-side Presbyterian Church was held on Thursday evening at the manse. with the president. Mrs. C.C. Hickey in the choir. The president was assisted during the worship period by Mrs. David Ltarkln, who reed the Scripture lesson. Mrs. C, Carnegy conduct- |cd the study period fmm the bcok "Oui- Commission“. Refreshment! were served by the committee in charge, Mrs, Ronald Jeffrey and

thirty days before Magistrate RS. in Sunrtnerside ycs- terday, An Exche Act, crise was adjourned. On Thursday a Sum- niersido iiillli charged with driving to the coni-riioii danger was fined :15 and costs,

-lN SLYPREDIE COURT - Ev- i-lt-nce has concluded yesterday in Wm ttirti of Alexander Richards of ionkorn. ohztrgcd with liauiig carnal knowledge 0f a girl undri‘ it which is proceeding hi the Stiprcme Court at Summiritlc. tioiiiisel by the crmm and d frnce are slzitrd in address the jll y this ttficmooii. 'l‘lic R1‘(‘llSt‘CI cave evi- rlriice on his own behalf yester- rlny. Chief Justice Th-‘nz A. Campbell is presiding at the t'ial which has tvmady t,"k'n three "lass. - S.

--LADlI.-.'S GUILD TEA — The member; of the Ladies Guild of the Summerside United Baptist Church sponsored a highly success- hil afternoon tea, bazaar and

pantry sale in their church hall an Thursday with Mrs. E. J. Barrass welcoming the guests. The hall was attractively decorated with Canadian holly and the tables rentered with red and green Christmas decorations. Mrs. J. F. \‘iacNeill was at the door. Soft IWJSIC was supplied by Mrs. Eric Sheen at the piano. Mrs. W. G. Ellis was coiivener, with Miss Bertha Schunnan in charge of llle fancy work and aprons. Mrs. '7. H. Stewart the home cooking Illd Zilrs. Robert Palmer the candy table. A substantial suum was

realized. —S

-G. II. M.-

, ""83 the "gem" on the Dutch Auction of the beautiful bpleoe Walnut DINING ROOM SUITE-Friday the price has dropped to 8210.00 lml Saturday It is only $205.00—actually a reduction of $00.00. . have been a number of very interested people and we are wondering lust who the Lucky Buyer Ia going to he! PLEASE-PLEASE DON'T let.

$10-00 he the ‘ mbllng Block" In lI-Illece Dlnlng Boom Suite .

We've a Gift for you WINDSHLELD SCBAPEII. made of

m"! Ildget for cleaning off an Iced or snowed up windshield that you A . . To get this Firestone , _uto Accessories to the value of 81.00 or over. You'll find that the “filler will get you out of miny a bad spot-so come In today and buy 200s worth of Auto Accessorle- aml go away with a Firestone Wind- : F“! scrlllflh-youll be getting something worth many tlmee the I ue of the dollar you spend to get It!

T "All Imagine .

M!" Planning Is a trial and tribulation at tlmee and I know you're

U“!!! looking for something new

‘I-"mlllll l noticed a new type of Sausage In the Grocery Department. It " ;|b5l\l0l(ED FISH SAUSAGE and should be really dellcIoue-the fact "lllllt l pound right then and there, this Fish Saueage II l8 cenh

‘I PWINI- I think wc’ll nil like these

“It'll find Fish Sausages at the Meat Section of the Grocery Depart-

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ma?" FLANELETTE PYJAMAS to make the kiddies‘ Christmas eom- ‘or bolt: glen In the Youth Centre-there's a complete array of Pyjamas MM“ i 0y: and girls. The boys‘ PJe. are of good quality striped flan- Kms; P In an assortment of oolora-elsea 4 to l: priced at 2.50 a pair. The “m”; Ire In the popular Butcher Boy ltyle made In a variety of “hm nneIette-elmee 4 to I: priced at 2.85 a pair. Thole Fllnneletto

~ as are on display In tho Youth Centre.

. . There's one In each atore!

v . . right here In the Hardware Department! Md here's the information on this very useful gift-It's a FIRESTONE

Mrs. Hickey. -- S.

—PRIZE WINNERS - The fol- lowing are the prive winners in ‘the Holman Goodwill Contest ‘Summer-side store: Ballot No. $1665, one hundred dollars in mer- lcliondise won by Mrs, Alwyn Gay. Russel Stmet, Snmmerslde. Bal'ot No. 239-42. new i949 radio won by Mrs. Earl Thompson, Sherbrookc. Charlottetown store: Bafot No. Ififl‘, one hundred dollars in me"- ~"‘“"dlse won by M: Frank Whte. I l-lillsboro Street, Charlottetown.

llot No. 2839, Iitlw i949 radio non by Mr. Harry Barrett, West Royalty. —— S.

—EN.IOYABLE EVENING — A most enjoyable evening was held recently at: the parsonage of the Church of the Nazarene, Summer- side, when the members of the congregation assembled to wel- come their new pastor. Rev. A. Tarlee and Mrs. Terlee. into the community. Mr. K. Dunbar pre- sided and read an address of wel- come to which Mr. Tarlee respond- ed, on behalf of himself and his wife. Delicious refreshments were served by the ladies-s

—MAY BE NEW DOCTOR AT BURDEN - Dr. Hawkes. on Eng- lish physician who came to Toronto three months ago from England, arrived in Borden last evening to discuss with officials of Borden and vicinity the possibility of his practicing there. Dr. Hawkes im- nounced he was much pleased with what he had seen of the Province. Today he will confer with officers of the RE. Island Medical Associ-

. There

you're buying this really gorgeous Furniture Department.

plastic, this la really the handlelt ‘ you have to purchase

Hardware Department.

and tempting for your family. This

and they certainly will be a change.

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ation before returning to Toronto to discuss with his family the mat- ter of his coming to the Island.

—JUNIOR. ASSEMBLY SESSION - The Junior Assembly of the Summerside High School was held in the Auditorium on Friday after- noofi when a program was put on by Grade II (Miss H. Harrlnttonk class) which would do credit to e much more advanced grade. The following numbers were announced by Malcolm MacFarlane: Recitat- ions by James McCualg, Barbara Oliver and June Ford; Piano Solo by Carol MacLean. and a Playlet in two acts, entitled “First Aid tn Santa," with Michael Arnold ‘as Santa Claus: Helen Home as Mrs. Santa Claus. Gale Hancock. Jqy Nicholson, Roberta MacFarlane and Anne Hickey were the Brown- ies who assisted. Throughout the ploy s number of Christmas carols were sung by the class. Miss Anne Murphy accompanied on the piano. The Senior Assembly in the morn- ing consisted of a sing-song con- ducted by Mr. J. Leuty and s talk on "Education" by the super- visor, w. Clsrencs Hercer. —S

-MAPI.I! LEAF W. I. — The December ting of the Maple

' MONDAY AND TUESDAY

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GENT

MIIIIIIIIY, TIIESIIAYand WEDNESDAY

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

'—LO'IJEEEJI P/IRSOWS

DEBORAH KERR

M-G-M STAR OF ‘HLICKSTERS’ FAME

SABU ‘ lllll/lll lllllllllll ' Illlll/l HllBSilN ARGSSIIS’ N ICO I-Q R

tsttuitn lilliiil-lfiit stitttttts-ititttittt ititit

II iIlll-llll IIIIS IiiIISI

“Lil's? “ST-Staffs TODAY oounu: BILL

PASSAGE

;tit_tiiiuttii}ttitiitts iiitiiti

Also Cartoon Shows 7.l5-9.l5 Matinee Tuesday 3.30

m‘m'm"w2"i7>1m“m“ 71's"

“OWOOOO

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RANK presents

SHOWS 7.15 AND 9.15

MON. AND WED.-3.30

EXPRESS

and TO-PPER TAKES A TRIP

a s‘ AAAAAA kaa.mg

CHARLOTTETOWN

- Previous to the regular mcct-‘

in; of the Ladies‘ Social Club o Suninierside Trinity United Church 0n Thursday evening iii Eguvortli Hall, the members served supper to tlie Sunday School tcaqlicrs of the church. The president. Mrs. Thctnas Palmer, was in the chair. The meeting opened "Nltll the singing of a Christmas carol and ilic repeating of ilie Lord's Prayer ‘ti Lllilxoll, After a Illlsllillc- tli cus- nltili. the ladies were IJll\_\‘ with tit‘

usual sewing and knitting. Re- freshments were served by the lunch hostesses. Mrs, J.\V, H082.

Mrs. BR. Sharpe anti Mrs. Loran Spciicci‘, - S. .

FARM MARKET

tContln-ued from Page l)

same period a year ago, the total make being between 85,000 and 86,- 000 pounds.

The turnip market at. the present time is in a. very weak condition. A few cars are moving at 25c per bushel at shipping points but. gen- erally speaking the tnarket is more or less in the cioldruiins. The Wartime Priccs ziiid Trade

Floor OiIcIotI-i

FLORAL and BLOCK PATTERNS

-Fer-

KITCHEN. DINING and LIVING ROOM

2 yards wide Per Running Yard 98c and $1.35

Upper Floor — House Furnishings Store

SMAIIMAII‘

Two Stores In Summerside — Where Price ls Matched With Quality

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-- TEACHERS’ ENTERTAINED; leave during tltc wcck. A blf; boa‘. Aicditcrraiicuii Friday said. liowcvci". us evening to load for Ncwfouncllaiidlcrdcrs were icccivcd, points. flay is moving at $18 DGTWNOUIII

was diic iii Sumriiersitic

ton delivered at the bottt, oats is selling from

whilc I

and there sci-its lo be an iiicrea. zl, movement, Sucker pigs 3i) Ibo. and; over are'also steady at 5'14 pet"; pair.

Cotiiplaiiits arc still being receiv-t cd of shipments lieiti; n-arlc ill dirt‘; and l'Ol.lPll buds and lilfn some criticism on short \\'f‘l,'.'lll.5. These

uable trade.

Mr. Shaw's reporttaiso reviews current egg and poultry prices, which were covered in Mr. Nash's report appearing in Friday's Guard- an.

rtnttro rxroin

tCoiitiiiued from Page i;

detail, Ml‘. Shaw said it is not ne- cessary for tlic Island exporter of potatovs to Newfoundland to call III, his cffi-cc, All tlic BXPCTIEI‘ liris

Board under date of the 22nd of October, 1948. passed Administrat- ors Order N0. A-2521 the liner-provincial movement of butter from the Prairie Provinces. "the order rcads as follows: “No pcrsnti in tihc Provinces of Mani- lubx, Saskatchewan and Alberta shall sell, ship. supply or deliver any creamery butter in carloarl quantities or Ill quantities of 10.000 pounds or more. to any tierroii lll ally part of Cniiu-dzi cast of Illi‘ Maiiitoba-Oiitarlt» bouilflilfl‘ llll"-<1l' lo any person in the Province of British Colutiiibiu. uiiless lie has first obtalncd a. per-mil. to do so from tlic co-urziiiirttcr, Foods Ad- miiiistratloii. or sonic uilici" duh‘ :iiitlioi'i/.cd rcprcseiitatlve of tlis Board."

N ewfuuudland

controlling -

The Newfoundland market is still

to do is to fill out the usual nin-

7ll~30r iJB-"ling, Ottawa, in order t0 bushel at ilic tan-n. Bccf i». .~:tea<i_\'i,u;@ ,,g,;¢_<g;,iy pmmt i

practises can only hurt one person 3

ultimately, that is the farm pro- senmm

ducer. Rigid controls \\'ill ultimatelv Gradé x __ 1 Gerald Steele 2 have to be exercised on matters of Mamda Arsenam, 3 Eunice’ J’ this kind in order to ['Jl'0l.8Cl~ a val- DQKROCIICS ’ ' '

BT83},

have to apply to tile . port Permit. Branch, No. l duilii-z SHIITC

NUTRLI DAME CONVENT

- tushoi- but AL

to prcie his ilinut-

froliii tl.t hullooii is al- floiv into a test-tub:

Tl‘. c ‘toivc d

If) t.l‘it"d “Jill at solution of sulphuric acid, llQllllbrllllll pertiiiiiigaiititc and ' n ntcr.

if tlic color cliaiigcs from rcd ti. light umber. tliats considered 100- proof that the maii has had more

than a couple of shorts.

MISCOUCIIE ____,.______

r SALPOITD. Laticusliire. Ehigiattd llonor roll foi Nt/vciiibcr ; ~IUPI - The ‘city council pass- Grade X1 _ L sylvirla Game, ‘cd a. "no confidence vote on

hlayor John Breiitnall —a pru-

Dorothy Hamiiilll, 3. Rene Al'-

Gradc IX - l. Estelle Williams, ‘.2. Florence Arsenault, 2. Irene ItIcKlntnon, 3. Eunice Gaudet.

Grade VIII — 1, John P. Des- Roches, 2. Archie Gsudet. 8. Val- erie Perry‘.

Grade VII - i. Nova Venc, 2. Dolores Wybou, 3, June Gallant.

Grade VI - 1. Leah DesRnches,

ueclent. By the vote. the mayor- who has been wa/Bln! fl- 011F315" "irar" over the 11181158913191“- 9’ the school meals service - “'3! deposed from the chairmanship o! the education committee i______

i SUEPLE METHOD

Amber rubbed with silk is one of the simplest ways to produce elec- tricity.

2. Edouard LeClair, 3. Evehm Des- Roches.

Grade V ~ l. Huguette Gallant. i2. Marguerite LnClair, 3. Doreen iDeCoste, | Grade IV -— l, Elaine Gallant,

2.

my of copies of me B 15 B export Gaullgszalie D€SRDCll€5i 3. llvllfrld Li??? Silgtuzthl: glfilteus “in? Grade HI —l. Rose liierie Gou- t ,,‘,, _ ' ' _ det, L“. Carol Perry, 3. Emmett i449. those papcis. upon hElng wmmns

prflsclilitrti nt éhc fusions office Grade}, __ 1 m; Gallant 2| ivi e stztnrpe alt tie siipmeiit Geralda veno '3‘ Gloria D‘es_

thereby cleared.

No further shipments of table slot-k arc permitted to the United States. and permit.- fir seed pota-

First. the shipment must hc made Wlllllfl the dcsitznated period spe- witfied for sliiiznieiits to tlic various Slates; sccciiri, the shipper ni=ii~t produce a statement. either b‘y letter or telegram, from the Am- erican importer certifying that the shipment will not ‘be sold as tahlo stock iii the United Stavs.

Mr. Show said he was conpcllsti

{to alliiilllPltls to that country art.’ truly obtainable at hi» oil Mr. Shaw sctizl. Before LIICL-S b2 granted, two things are rircssary.’

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CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON Slt_ 7.15 - 9.15 Great Western Drama "RAMROD"

with Jocl McCren, Arleen Wliel- an, Veronica. Lake, Don DeI-‘ore, also Su-lul and news. )00%00%00}®0%00<}

(ii-tiltiiiig off considerable supply of farni products. The marketing of potatoes seems to be fairly steady at prevailing levels. The SS. “Con- nector" left today and the S15. “Mayhaven" yesterday with full cargoes of all kinds of produce. A number of smaller vcsscls will

yesterday to refuse the gruizting of permits because the shipper had neglected to obtain such a state- ment from the American importer.

‘It i5 unlikely that Island ship- pers will PCCQIVB any pZIntO orders this season from European or

who was in the chair. After the singing of the Institute Ode and the repeating of the Creed in unison, roll call was responded to by the exchange of Christmas gifts. It was reported that the box of food and clothing, ivhicli had been packed for the family in Greece, had been shipped. It. was decided to sell candy at the next showing of pictures by the Nation- al Film Board and the money ob- tained to go to the School Britannica Fund. $10.00 was voted to the T. B. League. An interesting paper on nutrition was read by Miss Emmeline Marchbank. Includ- ed in this paper were recipes for candy and a tasty sample of one kind was passed around. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Waite. The lunch

Conditions change rapidly; wants your poultry.

Leaf Women's Institute of ‘Pravel- h- teases for the evening were

lers Rest was lield at the home of Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs.

the president, ivn-s. Roy Walker- oeorse Dunnlna- —S llillll lilllil t ~ J? lllllllllllllllllllllllllltttt

, uva: r LT t, I) LOADING FOR U. S. A. TUESDAY, DEC. 7H1 a m. TO 11:30 AM. t‘;

, HEAVY FOWL AND CHICKEN f; g EmpI-y Crops :4; Poultrymen you reed Hie newspapers ore up-to-duts

on poultry information. Hens that ore poor layers. 6

é Hens titer iust meet- expenses. Hens that ore indif- /;l fonntly cored for ore definitely out for I949.

I

IT IS GOOD BUSINESS TO GIVE THEM PLENTY- FAST

KENSINGTON

for the moment, U. S. A.‘

II. PEIIIILETIIII

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R/oches.

New Test Is_ llsetl For Suspected Tipsy Drivers

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 3 — (AP) -- Tipsy drivers in Pennsylvania may soon be haunted by some- thing besides pink elephants. It'll be toy balloons.

The balloons — called

"drunk- lughivay safety conference last night.

so enchanted passed a resolution for a law re- quiring the use of the chemical tests in the prosecution of drunk- en drivers.

The “drunk-o-meter" operates

simply but effectively. Any man the

t-ops feel is under the influence of

lllqilOl‘ has onlyto blow up the t

o-meters” were demonstrated at a here

Pennsylvania. safety leaders were they immediately

, I with pluitlc cvileu

sgso

Ielll Kit SL2] without curlers

There ls I NO FINER WAVE

AT ANY PRICEI

Enman Drug Store