NOVEMBER 2s, 1949 f,’ THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

w-i-"d ‘PRINCE couurr OFFICE

8 Summe Street, Sununerelde, Phone Z89 News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representative;

l J. PILIIIER MURPHY and GEORGE GLOW

The Guardian may be

bovxht at any ol uio

following stores In Summer '*

Bell Hi1 Kelly's r Alyre

Bu, M 3c [mt day or 18o per week.

iiastnro. Summe? Sh"!!! Gﬂl-lrllca Drugstore, 2i Central Street;

Ni-ivsstanil. IV!!!" Street; Mark Gaudet, 67 Granville Street;

uouccitc‘: uroceryi Second Street; lsland Motor Transport, Water Street

‘ nriliun will lu- delivered to any homo In Summerlide by Carrier

Phone 289 for this aorvico or give

responsible for delivery on your- you“,

you; order w the boy

Ggyrnat msunanor; Ralph Mintnrt. Summersido.

N ZIGHTERS repaired.

All types. James 300 Arcona Street,

_ll0.\'.<0_ QuKk service.

, Schurmari. Summersidc.

RHG November 29th and \ill"iCl_V concert in St. you‘; lizill, Sunimersido. Plays, Hahn‘ AlllFilll-Y. Childrcny’; mal- yiunttiy ni scvcn oclocx.

._RESI'L 30th for

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T0!‘ INOTCII entertainment. :.—p~q||l‘< lillii. Summerside next r,,‘.,,.".~iirl Tuosday evening. nix.‘ sznizinii. dﬂnclni Don"- mzs-s ll. H

Mniiixti assrvansanv- “T "nil Mrs Benjamin Cairns. ‘<",,,¢-../l.~ iiilhl, celebrated iii! ‘UH hniliwiiiiiivcrsnry of their m" I ‘ikliil mcmbcrs 0i Ihﬁil‘

M; l-‘rlrlny cvcninﬂ- Mimic H». .- nt-rc igrcnlly enjoyed as = l lins shown b)’ "W"

.1...» Mr. llill Mouse. De- w“ v.>l"i\iilll(‘iliS were SPFVBKl ' \\'_\in.ii\ Cairns and MIS- i‘lirl= 9.

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RliEIlMATIC i

PAINS _ Muscular Aches 8i Pains

Stiii Sore Joints '

SWiFliY RELIEVED

pmve (n! yourself that deeper-pene- trating IIIICKLEYS STAINLESS \\’illTl£ RUB docs bring astonishing, last. Comiorting relief from the stab- bmg, toflllrlflg pains of rheumatism, arthritis, cu". ,i\ist one minute bri rubbing loaves the skin tingling with warmth. which tolls you that circula- tion is living stimulated, and local con- gestion iimken up. Almost immedi- nteiy iii!‘ pain is eased. aching muscles and Silii sore joints relax —i'eel better last. Sn don't suffer — get your jar to- day and tell your druggist that you understand it must give the moat relief you've ever had or you may have your monrv refunded. WR-l

Yes- Ai. H0|man's

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"Where Old Friends Meat” i i '

SllllPLlFTERS 1 BEWAR

You Hove Boon Too Active! from now on ore going to prose- cute. and we moon prosecute. "Wine who ‘we catch Shoplifting

‘mm our promises.

snnuumrs LTD. n. T. lillLlllAil LTD.

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“5- 5- TAYLOR. optomntrist of Charlottetown, will be in his Ai- ggaton office this Saturday, Nov.

—FOBGET YOUR troubles and corne to the variety show in St. Paul's Hall on Tuesday and Wed. nesday evenings, November 29th, 30th. The best yet.

-NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS- Advertisers are romirmled that their °°PY must he in the Guardian not later than noon the previous day to illlﬂrimiee insertions. Out of city advertisers who tclephone c1555;

ﬁefls. etc. should particularly bear this in mind.

--FUNERAL MONDAY —- The funeral of the late Nicholson was afternoon with service at Trinity lnited Church, conducted by Rcv. K. G. Sullivan, who also perform.

ed the committal service at the RFBYP- The [Jail hearers were Messrs, l., R Allen, Thomas

Bi-‘ilﬂll. \'V. F. Strong, P. G, Clark, Jami-s Huntnr and Arthur Dawson. lnlcrmcnt was in People's Com»:- icry, Summerside.—S.

—-DF.ATH 0F FORMER IS- LANDER-There passed away on November 18 at Boston, Moss, Mrs. John Andrew MacKenzie, aged 6S yours. She was born at Frederic- ton. P. E. I.. and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Worbert- son. The funeral was at A. E. Long Memorial Chapel, Cambridge, Mass. and burial was in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Vl/atertown, Mass. She is survivcd by hr-r husband and a son, Vernon Macl-(enzie oi‘ Cin- cinnati. Ohio, and s daughter Helen MacKenzle, New York.

—A.Y.P.A. OFFICERS INSTAL- LED-On Sunday at the evening service in St. Mary's Anglican Church, Sumnierslde, the recently appointed officers of the A. Y. P. A. were installed by Archdeacon G. R. Harrison: President, Miss Mary Crosby; Vice-president. Miss No- rccn Simmons; Secretary, M-ss lViury Simmons; Treasurer. bliss Claudia Barwisc. The rectors theme was on the principles of A. Y. P. A. activities-S.

Personals -—Mrs, William Clnw of Hunter River was a visitor to Summer- side on Saturday last-S.

—-Mrs. Heber- ManQuarrie and Mrs. Bradford Yen have returnr-rl to their homes at Road's Carnot" nfter visiting friends in Boston, Maiia.—S.

-Among those attending the Mair:- time Winter Fair at Amherst were, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reeves, Mr, llllil Mrs. Basil Taylor, Mi. and Mrs. Fred Drummond and chiirirvn Garth and Claudia all o! Freeinwri.

—-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Spence. Hunter River, recently spent. some lime in Summerslde visiting with their daughter and son-in-lziw. Mr. and Mrs. D. Edwards, First Street.

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‘Tl-IE GUARDIAN,

CHARLOTTETOWN

these are not Coats specially bought for a special sale but a clearance of

so

PURE WOOL FLEECE

A OVERCOATS

BROWN o TEAL '

FAWN BLUE GREY

SIZES 3ll to llll~

our New Fall Stock.

FURMERLY PRICED llP T0 36.95

EXTRA SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST"

MAURICE MILL

run:

MEN'S

WEAR

ISLANIYS SMARTEST MEN'S STORE

ll’l.eary & Vicinity

F-lrs. .r. mt. hlicon, lliillﬁiiﬂiE, has ciuriicd in her home after visit- ng her father in Pittsburgh, USA.

Rev, Russel Webb of Waterford.

N. B., was a visitor to Woodstock on Nov. 17, the guest oi.’ his father. Mr. John Webb and other relatives.

rm. Fred Champion of Berwick,

N. S., arrived in O’Leary 0n Nov.

T and ll the Iuesi. of her Plfemli

air. and Mrs. Forrest Phillips,

Mrs. Rupert MacNoil and little

son Ronald of Grand Pro. N. 5.. arrived in (Theory on Nov. ‘l7 and m-p giirwls of Mr. and Mrs. William oBernnrd.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bernard.

nmeary, celebrated their 56th wed- illng anniversary on Sunday. Their many friends wish them more happy anniversaries.

many

Mme; Georgina MscKemle, Bes-

slo. Dﬂnnls and Beverley MacKin-

nnn, 0'.

Vi: on Friday, Nov.

18 to attend the Canadian Girls In Training Rally which is being livid in Charlottetown,

Mr. Strothart Acorn, Saint John.

; 5-. Was inkrn tn thr- vctcrans’ WI"! of the P. E. I. llospiinl, Chur- lottotown, where lio is undergoing medical treatment. Mrs. Acorn and infant dauahter are residing in OLEBPY. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Turner. Mrs. Turner lg a sister of Mr. Acorn.

Z} ﬂour flaf E/oomr l?!

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Ramsay, ric- cnmpunicd by Mrs. Ralph Ellis and

son Hcber and Mr. John Yon of conducting opening worship.

Knutsford ‘left Friday mnrninir. Nnv. 18 for Red Mill. Quebec. where they will visit relatives and fricnds. Mrs, Robert Carruthr-rs left Wednesday to spend the wiri- for months in Red Mill, Quebec.

The O'Lcary_Young People's Un-

ion of the United Church met hr their regular meeting on Thursday

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k RIGHT ron All YOUR BAKING!

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OF CANADA

FLOUR

night, Nov. 17 with the president. Miss Hester Briates presiding mid l\'llS\ Boatcs nave a fine report of lhf‘ Coaching Congress of Prr-shyloiy rifficcrs held in Charlottetown dur- ing Remembrance Day iveek-r-nd. Mr. Douglas Hardy gave a vcry in- torostlnz account of lhc Boy Smut Jamboree in Ottawa in July. Tho meeting closed by the Mizpnh benediction.

BEST-SELLER.

LONDON - (C?) - The four sections of lnndonls telephone dir- ectory contain 3.548 page: and weigh it pounds nine ounces, The cmiinielc issue oi the four riirrciit sections totalled {$0.000 volume". and weighed approximately 5.560 tons.

ISLAND FUR BREEDING

Silver fox breeding is extensive- ly carried on in Prince Edward ls- innd. with rhiei mtirlwts in inn United Kingdom and the Unllc-i States.

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