R 31. 1947 QQTOBE
T/EsTERN GUARDIAN
fl-TEN-[gl J. Elmer Murphy, 188 Hanover Street. and Georg; Clow, 125 Ottawa Street SUMMERSIDE sud PRINCE COUNT! Nu", ‘ ‘ptiona. Advertising.
i The Guardian may be bought at any oi the . toilowlns stores in Somme we. _ M] Bookstore. Water. Street: Geurlies Drugstore, t1 Central Stre Toronto l-dllan will be delivered to any bonn- in Summer
T ‘any n 2° p" day or 12c per week. Phone EH35: you, qpfler to the boy responsible for delivery ‘on your ruu or
l, saw. - Riding gang -ait;nr nay omens $1.95 Dfgnd lever narrows, Eldon at Moase Jewellers. schfumuh, spring Valley.
—RUBBEB FOOTWEAR a work boots In stock at Burns, M peque.
- ' E-Sflfio Ieet spruce h3g1?“ JbM6v_ Hammill. Central D , .
Baden"?- _ ; in HOBBS driving har- sihiluhorsc rUSSIlR $909k B" $53215, llnllieque.
FUR §ALE—193fi Oldsmobile muph Dt‘\\'3l"S GartlEB. Summer‘
51416.
e
~1- i —Blll'lNG_ EGGS every day Burns, Malpeque.
Please iorward stubs.
_" \'l‘ SHOPPING NEWS— c. tnsortmcnt of the latest LjIIEd llil hats now on our count- levtskit. us eai-ly for a better 6611011. The Mary Ann. camellia Caplini Theatre. Summerslde.
PCQUC.
UNITED GHURC
—BEDEQUE
Borden 7.30 P. M. CPOWB, Minister.
LciJxiitAi. BEDEQUE BAP- llil" (liritCiL-Suntiay Services. ., . ll h. M. Evening 7.45 RM. \V. B. Grmve will be the lllrirgyone welcome.
hold a Pantry Sale
"k l ing November 1st. sppll ti. 7 m-r _Qii\ii'rr.i:LY MEETING Prince
V! Lhnd Rpmslcred Nurse; ings. 100 acres,
55kg]. Water Street; Mark Gaudet. 87 Grenville Stmet.
289 for this service
-ALBERTON. Monday, Novem- ber 3rd, Drawing Matched Team.
—TURPENTINE $1.75 per gallon. Linseed Oil in stock at Burns, Mal-
CHABGEL-Services November 2nd. Bedeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 P. M. Rev. Burton
—-GRAHAMS ROAD W. ‘I. will
1n Holmans Store, Summerslcle, Saturday even-
.-.FOR SALE-Farm with build- 1-2 mile from
et:
rm comieme elm¢ . ‘
II UP
nd al-
at
H
cents per person and
- *-- 5115131211915’ -__C.II-‘L\RI<QJ‘IPLO_VY N
CAPITDL-Summerside
TODAY (nutty) and SATURDAY , no count: BILL
o0 M: urn .-
SHOWS 7:15-9:15 Matinee Saturday 2:30 with the 14th Chapter "JUNGLE RAIDERS" MONDAY and TUESDAY Dick Haymes - Vere Ellen
“CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA"
day and Friday from 10-12 A.M.I aha 2-5 P.M. The cost is fiftyl
_ $2.50 per at Mulberry Lodge, TOWn Krnsingt-on. House wired family o1’ flve or more. It is free Monday’ Nova-fiber for electricity. (Will sell in block m all who cannot aflol-d the gel, or in parts). Walter S. Weeks. 5 Bayview. - . _- . t S.l i -—— gt‘?"'*Ti‘§“x<....El$-§' 5.3.5, 4.... S.-\l.E-3 nice to... , _ _ SUMMER-SIDE .11 . I?‘ Novrvrnbcr 8th. at J horses 4 to 6 years. sound: 1 driv- s P “v C C‘ “y lb ing mare, 7 years. $100. Will take
..ii.r.|=.nr0N pnawmc. Match- “ qlnh lyullwnou until November Ml ljml, stubs. Cards and Dance 3,1111!‘ nwniitg.
S. Weeks, Bnyviciv.
—FAR.\I FOR SALE two mile from Kenslngton on Paved Iilgh way, consisting oi’ 1J5 acres. llous
_lll-I.~'l-ilt\'l-J November 12. i3. 14 and l5 for Aionstcr Kinsmen Car- i st. Paul's Hall, Summer-
, .h {or announcements of entertainment and feat-
outbif-lciings in igcnd repair, Wald ron Stewart Konsingtoii.
fox horsrs in trade. Also 3-furrow tractor plow used 2 years. Waiter
in excellent condition, IISWIY paint- ed. mofcrn conveniences. Barn and
Lcague. played
_ Siimmerside.
l, High single S. Gallant 323. 2nd high single C. Wedge High three S. Gallant 774.
Results of Commercial Bowling on Wednesdayl S night at Capitol Bowling Alleys,-
aoc. I
- 2r.d high three F. Savidant 768.
Lucky Strikes:-
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
ll!
__ E. Smith .. . 26S _(‘llt'lt(1H 01-‘ ENGLAND Ser- A- Mathew" 2°31 \‘IC(‘S for the Parish 01 Siilflngfleldl J! F! “gig: m C mud" sglilglh Ngxlliltiljiear‘ L’ Harris I " 192' w" . Luis ‘l - . .. ~ - l ,,,I,,ll,,i.m, 11fiO(1)dA_1l:\'l. IEtlEIIIIOTSCS Tvtal—2827- in ' Sprint‘ v . W" Z ~ ‘ . I ' :- 4 m0 P. iLLT-Rcv. B. Iiream s Jaflloeglggilysul‘ 206 I I —RI-Z.\'I~IWING l-TRIENDSHIPS — A. Arsenauit . RPIIHPS and ii-iends ivelcoine to —--‘ _ C. Wedge p l- l _\ll<<_ John A. Reeves of In a rcceut interview. His Wor- J. Arseiiauit I i ‘a Mrs. Reeves, her huS-"stitp, the Mayor o! Summcrside. ZJ. Harkness .. I'll . . Reeves and two sonsnJ, F. Arnett, made the following Total-SOIB. 7 :iu:i Don left tlliiis ul;ro\'iiLi}ce statementz- T h AI NEWS tie _l't‘1l!“S ago an e 9 "As Mayor of the Town of Sum- "W "li- _ 5o Airs. Reeves is visiting in h-lersldejt is my duty to urge each . Murphy 135 Matinee Friday 3:30 izeetouu with her mother. MP5. and every citizen of this Town to 3- Beck I} iteslfl" Francis. her Sig?!‘ "P? I attend the Chest X-ray Unltwhlch gltliglin gall _.L_._. .__ ,, _,_ I.‘ iii Freetown. e 11.5 ‘ivill be in operation at the Sum- - B 0 B "*1 :~ sonic time with hi5 5151"» mcrsidc Armourics from October 1’- MfiNfllll L- - l45<c3lgggtlaizillglgg 167 121 b2 .\ . H.i1'l‘_V Crosman. Borden. 30th to November 28th. One 01' Tillfll-ZOW- ' -~-— the responsibilities of the Mayor _ -.\I.\.\'()!\'S ATTEND MEETlNG-—- and me councll o; ml. To...“ l, n. c. A. F. m. z- _ _‘ E5225“ m 160 m l r hue.» of Masons from Prince unit of the health of its Citizens. Andersen -. 16'! 107 h; F‘ Spencer "" " ‘w. m m E t. l>itillfl are returning to- l and 1 am fully aware that one oft Movers 211 133 21o s‘ wflsh - If; no 130 r from Halifax where theyllhe grealcsl, lhleals l0 the hchllh bourque . .145 151 202 l; Argenauib" 159 147 I ~ bscn on invitation of thclol lhe citlzfins of summerslde l5 Barnard .. .261 130 181 Baltzer d“ 28 43 x Lodge iittendintgtlinitiatlon l Tllherculosm ah lllhess lhhl can Lo; £85021” .. 124 91 ‘ll l ’ ,'I.ota1_2345"" -- 7 L27 re rnouics. The invia on was be discovered by X-ray’. I fully i78-— . ‘ ti rd in lwrwr 0f the 50m 3"‘ endorse the Prince Edward‘ Island _ r-l 111v 0f the 110K186 01' P9369‘ Tuberculosis League's splendid en- Lllmb" Kllllll- HDEZIIIEIFTYTT‘ m) ‘i i Summcrslde. The toliow- (lcavou, m Checklhg imherculosls. C. Linkietter 147 F" Defies! 13 s nincrside members have and agalh lh-ge lhm eygyy clllzen A. MtCaJlum 127 R‘ c1; l ‘e - 2-6 ntlciiding: Donald Baker. R. and chlld over‘ slx years o; gge be R. Wood .. 212's" Camggn; - 15° E Ellis. John Arthur, James Mac- xqhyed whlle this Uhlt ls in Sum- L. Crane _. lgg C- Arsenault... 197 Arthur, Bruce Johnson. B- R- ' nierside." G. Lafiferty . 219 'TOml_2580 177 s1» pe. Also Ralph Compton and}; It is indeed gratifying to have T0tal—2757. ~- ‘--'-<‘.\' Trillion. 5t. EIERIIOTS- s n statement from Mayor Arnett R C A F N l —-—j—-i*— on this worthy work, which is part . . . . o. -— ‘ I ~ i the fight to keep the health of w. Davy -- 229 n t M k Personals the citizens of Prince Edward Is- (II/Invent . a a e _ 1 d good as possible. " - 5Y5"! ' . l!“ Hon“ um’ Ham“ l! arAnottlsier important help in this 242 ' ‘mung friend‘ In summerslde‘ h i t disease is the realiz- I88 the guest of Mrs. Mark Gnudet. fig ltlzifltlfie mo“; péogresslve buy a 0 . l iness firms of Summerslde. both "‘__ _ _ ht h txflys Baum? JOHANNESBURG, Oct. a0 - ‘Iiarlge sglflggilirilitllnthte flllfigltllls of their G A. Miller .. (cP)"ManY “Pmm “'9 "Si"! h"- ,, e p F. pins again-not for fashion, but as staffs and customers. and many -5- Millklfll of these firms are paying the cost K. 11.089750" prgtefiflhn tagamst fiksnatchers . an o ier ypcs of cr. inals who -—- 07 Xmiymg an their empmyees" w‘ Maccausland ' prowl the streets at night They are Building “my lug in Murray Riv- The X-ray Unit, while in Sum- R. Daye . . 1B1 142 Carrying them m we" handba s. * Monday Total-AMOS g "- Anni)’ mersmm w“ be Olden from 2-5 ' Herc are points of advice given. LESTER JENKINS Tiwsduy “nd wednes 2y n Thurs“ S‘ P.ul.s._ by the Wife of a policeman to wom. Summersidu PM. and 7-9 P.M-. an o H Perry - en who have to go out at night:
I . ~ ‘g0
Ws
‘G. H. M.—
FOR THE PERSON WHO WANTS-u new OCCASIONAL CHAIR ii I wry reasonable price. the Furnitun Dererintfllt h“ °°°“"°‘“' (lialrs In both straight and rocker siylesmThese well-built chairs are ilniihed in walnut and they are covered with wine, green or rose repp.
e prices, as l said before are very sBilS0l1ilI1It§——I0l' the straight chair 1"" my 12.95 aha for the rocker you my l7-5°----°""I°““' Chm‘ "c comfortable. their attractive appearance will fit into any room. they Ire so wrli constructed that they will 8|" like! 0T "$0 ""5 we“ CW" 1h and see these Occasional Chairs in the Furniture Department-
FOR. TIIE PERSON WHO WANTS-SILK KNIT PANTIBS ior their childrcn...'l‘he Youth Centre has a good ruvnly- The» Penile! "Q ia tea rose only...Tiiere are two srfldfli "0111 "hlch 1° “m” ym" ‘IIlIICe-sizcs 8 to l-t in the 59 cent range and sizes 2 to l4 in the 79 rent range. Little girls lava these Panties-they're neat and nicely finished. The Youth Centre caters to tho clothing needs Ind WIT"! "I ltnir children. You'll he able to find everything in the one delllflmfll‘ ~The Youth Centre.
I‘. Folland .
J Ramsay C. Ramsay H. Gallant H. MacFarlane . L. Shields
G. McDonald E. Gallant . J. W. Arsenault E. N. MacQuarri
A. Cameron S. Gallant L. Peters .. T. McNeil] .. Total-ENG.
Kinganienz- c. Perry A. Gallant J. Grady
H. Gaudet .
Total-NM.
Flying Heart '-
Total-CCU." liIaeQuarrie's:-
H. Morrison .... .. ‘h For: rm; PERSON WHO WANTS-a nice looli1ng7WATER ‘scr- TQM-QB“ e Chi I, t p eoe se con- "Pililk oniaslliiilrgdtglgllegmtliiollczfig;‘sillhozlairrzlthhly decorated with T1411"! vim“:-
"Il lml white '- md |lx ' " :- decorated ‘ - ls set
n‘ sells for 1.99, it is an excellent buy—it is colorful as well as iuefulmwater Sets are in the China Department.
FOR THE ygllsofl WHO WANTS-C ' Sllmonfthe Grocery
Department oi Clover Leaf Brand, British l'°'“"""= u-liiuhfihfilfdw.IrTI"§l§'“s.-utu= In 1-4 P°'""| 1"" " "I "his a tin; in 1-2 pound tins it- is 39 cents a tln....'l‘he Cohoe Sal- mon I" l‘? Pound tins is 94 cents and Pink Salmon in l pound tllll II I3 rents. There is no substitute for Canned Salmon-dhls most delic- '°"§ n! fish may be lcrygfl |n many, many ways. Include Tinned Salmon "I Your order from the Grocery Department. E
l Hm rna reason wuo wAvrs-ouihzy, well-made amounts. ,"° "Pi Goods Department has ours of semi quality rayon v e "It"
"i ‘Hm-chi- Slip h» a fitted waist lllfl it is bias out. r e slsea » ‘m 32 l0 42, priced at l.l5...'l‘hen there is a plain white satin Slip O.
W. Schurman .
F. savldsnt . B. Allen
Gsudet . Total-MES.
Lumberjacks.- Wiiliams
W" t: straight cut with a titted waist-the Rosabelle. which II hi ~1- .2"! 32 to 40 and 1| priced at 9.99. Come I19 and nee the very Wlllllle“ 5- "!" “I “hurls in the Dry Goods nepsrtmA-l . . . .. *-
McKinnon . . Arsenault . Gallant .....
exposed to danger, Ii accosted run
Always be conscious that you are
up on the nearest porch and ring the bell. Walk by the curb to in- crease vision. Don't carry a purse
with a swinging motion. Better still carry your needs in a small purse which fits into a pocket. Scream "like mad" if you are at- tacked.
_______.___._ MUCH LUMBER, ORI.‘ MUST IMPORT MORE
3'1‘. JOHN'S N.fl<l., Oct. 27 — Neiwfoundlanders, whose principal raw products are timber and iron ore, have had to no far afield for finished products because of lack of manufacturing facilities at homc. ~
A shipment of finished lumber has Just been unloaded at St. John's from Brazil to meet what contractors said was a "desperate situation."
At the same time a shipment of wire from Czechoslovakia has been received here to make nails al- though Newtoundlands iron ore is turned eventually into nails at Sydney, N.S., steel mills.
I Get Propt Relief From
In lull lussnl tstlcsn I Bus 75c bi etE pmm
relielIulron-i deiscdljnofytzrt wit‘: Cutlcura. Contains Osye
tum. Hlshl successful. At Ea druums. uy eadul
SMALLIIAIPS FRIDAY and SATURDAY
HARDWARE
SPECIALS
court:- ACTION Elli omens 4 CLAIIES. smuisss. m. $1.25
SPECIAL .79
EAIITIIEBII WARE MIXIIIC ICWLS CCLCIIEII, 3 SIZES. 118g. $1.89
SPECIAL .98
A TEA KETTLES WHITE 8i IIEII EIIAMEL 110g. $2.95 _
SPECIAL $2.35
roon CHOPPER l Reg. $1.85’ Special $1.69.
VEGETABLE CBISPERS Covered, White & Black Reg. $1.85
SPECIAL .98
STOCKING IJIIYERS Galvanized Wire, All Sizes ling. 25c"
SPECIAL .15
F000 CHOPPER “IIDME" Beg.$2.90Special$2.69
MC
“VALCI1"
on. HEATERS
SPECIAL $9.
ALL 5C
INSULATING WOOL
Where
I “IIICERCY” CIIE IMPERIAL CALLCII
SPECIAL .98
T011 CIL
GRADES
ATTE
12 and 15 Lb.—-Asplialt Fe
PLASTIC CEMENT-W's, 25's, 50’s and ICC Ill. TIIIS
Hardware Section
' SIMLLMAIPS LIMITED
SUMMERSIDE
Price ls Matched
, BUILDERS
lusrAnnivsn III cAnLoAn tor
ASPHALT 21o lh.—3 u 1 SLAB Au. anions
.- n 0-LOCK, ALL COLORS A R DRY SHEA-THING N0. Z
NTION a
It Paper
With Quality
IRONING BOARDS. Reg. 3.25. Special
IRONING BOARDS- Child's Size. _ Reg, 89c. Special
TOWEL BARS, iv/hiie and green.
18 inch. Reg. 45 Special .. ..
TOWEL BARS, white and green. 24 inch. Reg. 55c. Special ..
=__PAGE FIFTEEN
"Qhfleml ZIM CAN OPENERS- Wall type. Reg. 1.95. Special
1.45
‘i-
Il-STRING ‘E100... .89
i
2.79 .69
.35
., .39
Life 0n Sable Island Widow Travels
ls Continuous hBattleiMining Trails
SACLE ISLAND, N. 5-. Oct. 30- (CP)—-A continuous battle against the elements is’ the wsy Donald Johnson, superintendent of Sable Island, describes life on thLs bleak spit; of land 140 miles east oi Halifax.
"You have to be a little bit o.‘ everything," lie says, "s carpenter one minute and s substitute doc- tor the next.”
Twenty-two persons live on the 2 l-z-mile-long island that lies directly athwart the 60th meridian of longitude. Fifteen o! them are Department of Transport employees who operate a lifeboat service, carry out patrols and man light- houses that warn shipping to be- ware “the graveyard of the At- lantic." Hundreds of ships have been caught in the Island's treach- erous shoals.
Three of the Islanders are wo- men, among them Johnson's wife. and Mrs. Stewart Maxner who came to the Island as a bride two years ago. Mrs. Maxner admits that with no bakery shop or gre- cery store around the corner she marned to cook in s hurry.
There are three wireless oper- ators and two meteorologists on the Island. Last week Alex Fcclea of Southampton and Ralph Roberts oi Parrsboro, N. 8., were scheduled la write examinations. An R. C. A. F. aircraft from Halifax flew the papers to Sable, the pilot acted as scrutineer and the plane returned. The transportation system in- cludes one horse-drawn wagon, equipped with truck tires to keep It. from sinking in the sand, and n-ild ponies-ii’ they can be caught and broken.
The Department of ‘Ifarxeport supply ship calls here four times a year but in the age o! flight H.C.A.F'. planes land more oi- less tiequently on the Island's shallow lake. Food is transported in the supply ship and the planes, at a rule, carry only mail and gifts from relatives.
Johnson, who has been superin- tendent of this lonely outpost for i0 years, says "l; like the lite but you have to make your own re- mxatlons." One of the main ic- creations. \besldes reading and radio-listening, is duck-hunting. The wind blows here almost con- tinuously. It- whips the sand in
IEUIIA‘°"°“"‘
OINTMENT . IQIIIILIIIHYIQIEIIEII‘ ‘ ‘
great. banks around the houses and has to be shovelled away like snow. Sandblasting on windows "from" them in time and paint
sappearl in practically no time at. all. The lifeboat is always held in readiness for a distress call from the sea. In July when the Man-I hasset tore aground Johnson at-‘ tempted to get. beyond the break-l crs to go to the stricken freighters 1 aid, but the lifeboat was smasliedl oack on the beach. l Another time, the seas were run- ning so high the boat couldnt re- I turn to the Island. The crew W115‘ picked up by a passing ship and taken to Halifax. It was two wccks before they could get; home. __________
AMERICANS INVITED
/ n
LONDON, Oct. 30 —- (APt -- A United States Embassy source said today that Ambassador and Mrs. Lewis W. Douglas and their blonds lfl-year old daughter, Sherman.
had been invited to the wedding tennis courts, sidewalks and roads can he made
of Princess Elizabeth and un- doubtedly had accepted. "Those are the only American names we si
have." he added. 90 a
2 1-1 cents apiece.
—-Mrs. Arthur F, Noel, wh her late husband caime to McGil- livray Pass in 1890 with fi pack- inghorses and made a fortune. is still ivalkiiig the gold trails in her 66th year.
ing as many persons y
‘a day and break rock end cut wood with the best of the 511E prefers the outdoor li-fe which she knew as a girl just Quebec convent. rather v 6115c and comfort which her wealth ‘ would permit.
mass of silver hair. Iier eyes arcf lstcci-grcy and. like
l little.
through use of "soil cement." cou- sting 0i’ l0 per cent cement and per cent "on the spot.”
The eiabatatc pastry went on sale at the Mid» Autumn Festival in Shanghai. ivhere confcclloncrs had a field day
PIONEER, B. c., Oct. so -(CP) with
Mrs. Noel, as strong and untir- 20 years ounger, can still pack 30 pounds prospectors. out of a than time
She is tall and straight with a
so many otiicrl nrthcrn gold-seekers, she talks
___________ LOWERING COURT COSTS YORK. Pa. - (CPI — Low cost
churned into a uniform mixture by a rototillcr, according to Q“- gineers. t
CAMEO
Friday 7 and 9. Sat. Matinee 9.80. Evenlng 7.00 and 9.00,
it's adventure with
“TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD IVOMAN”
Starring Johnny Webemullcr, Brenda Joyce and Johnny Sheffield with Acquarcttn
Also Serial and News. ++e+eeowoeoeoeoo++e+4k
ALE names PURCHASED
We call for ale bottles. an; quantity. pints and quarts; hlzn cs1 prices paid. We will also pa; inr Jan-ex iinttlcs. Bring them II and guarantee an ample supply o Javea.
Phony Cecil's nick-up.
-v\-\/,\-\/\'\\-\ fl '\~\
Grocery, 112. to)
by home ovrncrs
soil
\9o\.\\\\.\.x\.\_x""v§.'~§“ ""‘"'“¢-” _._._____.. ..__-_-___________
AIICTICN sAir
AT FREETOIVN
0F HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5, 1947 AT 1 Phil. Conslsting of one bedroom suite.
i and went. ail-out for fancy baking. despite government austerity meae- ‘
urea. Photo by NlElA-Acme flail correspondent.
Warren L40.
light oak; one bedroom suite. solid walnut; marble top commode, and dresser; spring and mattress; one liall tree; large folding screen: piano case; Thomas organ; 2 mnrblc top solid walnut tables; several small tables: rocking chairs; solid walnut couch; one setice: walnut ica wagon; walnut music cabinet; living room square 7 x 9; vases; dining table. oolid mahog- any; roll top writing desk and book case combined, solid walnut; sew- ing machine; 13 room stoves; kiicl|- en table and chairs; ~plcturesz dishes: 2 chamber sets; large bread pan; 2 fancy lamps; gas lamp; 2 hanging lamps; rugs; 25-plece 18k. gold incrustcri glasses; pillows; feather bed: curtains; floor cov- erings; silverware; step-ladder: I ladders. 25 and 30 ft: washing machine: 1 sis-wing machine. Many articles too numerous to mention. Ii not finc, first fine day.
RUSSELL BURNS. HUGH MORRISON,