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. yrEMBER 11. .1941

WESTERN

Guano-has

'1'”? . ‘ AGENTS. l. Bland’ Murphy, 1M Bnnuvl Street, Ill ' George Clow. its Ottawa Street

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BUMMEBBIDE and News.

(The Guardian may be

‘ ‘ptiolil. Advertising.

following stores in Snmaaaeraide: w W * ., Water " . " “ .. __ 0,4,,“ Bakery. Water Street; Mark Gaudea,

PRINCE COUNT!

houghtetenyolthe

., ll Central Street: 6'1 animus ltiOﬁ

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The Guardian will be delivered to Ill! home in Summer-aide. "Boy etiollﬂfii-liilfllilpﬂweek. Phone 28010: thiaaervtcn

‘t ‘m your order to the boy reeponaible for delivery on you m“. w-fJ“

-FOR SALE. ‘- 2 year old (Zlyde Gddmg, $65.00. W. A Bimnwn. Bly- view

_-WANTED — Experienced sten- omphgr, preferably with business “P97181109. merslde.

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4-0}; SALE-lilﬂil Terrapiane pa. Good condition. 154, Summerside, before 5.80.

..| WILL BE ABSENT from my

mice from Tuesday, Sept. 16, to!

Thursday, Sept. 25. Dr. JK. Beer.

~RETURNS HERE TO LIVE —

_ Raymond Arsenault, ﬁyngg-Iyr of summerside has arriv- i ed 1n Bummerslde to stay. He is n, gxpErlBllCEd painter

Arsenault, contract painter and interior decorator. Mr. Arsenault served three years in the Canadian Paratroolls COYPS- —3-

Personals

._Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fraser and son. Peter’ of New York, were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brennan, Summer-side. — S.

mlvlr. Amold Dunning. Somer- vme, Muss. is visitimg his aunt, Mrs. F W.. Cannon, St. Eleonora.

-Mrs. T. E. Dunning. Somer- viile. Mass, is visiting her sister. lirs. FW. Cannon, St. Eleanors-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maioney of Dorchesier. Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silliphant. Sum- morsideh-S.

__Miss Zita Silllphant of Binn- merside left yesterday for Toronto to take a position-S,

-Mrs. John Jack who spent sev- eral weeks in Summerside and at her former home in Northam has left for New York where she will spend the winten-S.

-Miss Dolly Matthew, Summer- side. left Saturday where she will be engaged in the office of the Board of Administration of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. 5.

-Miss Andrea Dalton, R. N, o! Summerside. R. N. of Summersids left yesterday for Woodstock, Ont., where she has accepted a position as clinical instructor in the Wood- stock General Hospital. —<s.

-lws. William T. Homer of Jonesboro, Arkansas. arrived in Summerside on Friday evening to visit her mother. Mrs. Clara Mac- Neill and her brother, Mr. Allie MacNeiil. -—-S.

—-Mrs. Frank Morrison and Mrs. Joseph Peters, Sumrnerslde, are spending a few daya in Saint John.

N_ B. Mrs. Morrison's daughter, Frances has entered Bt. Joseph's liospiiai there as a nurse-in- training-S. -

—Mr. and Mira. Reg. Muttart spent the weekend with relatives in Bummersideﬂrhey were return- ing ‘from Toronto and Montreal Where Mr. Muttert was on a buy- ing trip for his store, Kentville lBJry Goods__Ltd., Kentville, N. B. —

-Lt. Kathleen Jeffery, A.N.O., of the Valley llbrge General Hospital, Pa. for Biindveterans, and Miss Anna Morang, R. h‘. of the Bos- ton City Hospital. who have been visiting the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jeffery of St. El- wwfs. returned to their hospi- tals on Monday. ‘

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Ia know you're wiae and far-eighted, ihs late Fail and Winter with a leaky ia what you

WEATHERPROOF ROOFING ‘your roof. There are two typea Hardware Department for immedia Fibre Roofing la made for use on

drum la 1.00 a gallon. ant without fibres for preserving

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.

We know that. you like good ihinga to eat-co. weiweut you to try

orussous BREAD snclrs. - - - when. Grlaeoia Breed sum are mac-hoe: an improved ell .

and oruat ,

Pent. 2o.

Apply Box 3'10, Bum-i

Phonel sedan. Road King special. Leslie iwauah. Wilmot Valley.

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' '-F°R SALE. one Dahlman po-

y Mlscouche.

son of l Abel Arsenault of Boston and -

and will j “wk with his uncle, Mr. Frank .l..

composition and metal roofs-it oomea In 1 gallon drums at 1.85, 5 gallon drums at 5.80 and the ll gallon

. - - Thou there ‘la a heavy, on! tne of Root-this ie 1.55 for the

1 Illlon drum. 0.00 for the ii gallon drum and 1.00 a gallon for the l5

niion drum. Remember both theee for ‘immediate delivery. - - - For further information inquire in the

.-I. lhTAﬂ-Ol. Optometrist, of Charlottetown, will be in hi; Alberton oﬂice this Seturday,

-roa saw. - so full-grown Diwh- Apply 1m A. Buchanan, Bradal‘ ,

-ron SALE-IOU. Plymouth

tato picker and one gang plow, both almost new. Clarence Carr,

—AT HOME-Mr. and Mrs. John MacKay. Albany. will be at home to their friends. Sept. 18th from ll to 10 pm.

y —w-4N'l‘.ED-Girl for general I housework. Apply Mrs, Ernest, gwﬂlkﬂ‘. P.O. Box 115, Summer- side.

—GR.AHAM'S ROAD W_ l’, w]! ‘hold a. sale of home cooking at

301ml!“ Store. Summerside. satur- ‘day evening. September 20th.

--STRAYED. — A year and a half iold heifer, color black and white. Any one knowing whereabouts of same please communicate with Walter Hughes, Norboru,

1 —'rin=.' KENSINGTON Home and -Sebool Association will meet on Thursday evening at eight o'clock. September 18th. in the Town Hall.

—FOB SALE or trade for cat- tle. team young horses, 1.400 lbs. each; one 3 to 5 h.p. International engine; one Cockshutt gang plow, new; one potato elevator for cel-

,lar; also number of pure bred sows. Apply A. Weddell, North 'l‘ryon.

—COBBECTION - Ln the re- port of the Tyne Valley Women's Institute twentieth anniversary ‘celebration. which appeared yes- terday, the amount of money raised should have read as $5010.00. This money was used for the differ-amt purposes outlined in the report.—S.

-RETUR.N T0 CALGARY Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Compton, Ca1- gary, Alberta, who have been visit- ing the lsland_ the past two months. left for their home last week. While in Bummer-side they were guests of ,Mr. Compton's silter, Mrs. Walter Callback and Mr. allbeck. Spring ‘Street and his brother, Keith, Sum-

mer street. They are motoring back by way of the United States and were accompanied by Mrs. - Compton as fsr as Toronto. -8.

—-COUN’IY COURT — Th! September term of the County Court of Prince County opened this morning before Judge L. G. Lewis. Sixty suits had been enced. the largest number foo‘ some years. Twenty-nine cases remained on the docket. for trial. One was settled and one was nonsuited. 1n three debt cases Judgment was given for the plaintiffs. One absent debter case was heard in the afternoon and the runslnder of the cases set down for trial on the dates to suit the parties Counsel in attendance included c. D. Mccailum. Heath strong, K.C., W. E. Darby. K.C.. E- l-f. Strong. K.C., RS. Hinton. E-E. Arnett and J5. Dealtoohes. K.C.—S.

SUB-VIYWILD L!!!

10R‘! OHIPIIWYAN. N.W.'I‘. .- (OP) — ILW. Cartwright, chief n turellat for DuckrUnlln-iited. has c mpleted an aerial our"? 01' m" wild lilo population in this area. Mr. Cartwright made the tour in an amphibian aaabee and woo ac- companied by 0. Leech. biologist for Ducks Unlimited.

and that you are not going into roof over your heed! MURRAY need to renew the life of of Roofing Cement stocked in the to delivery. - - - The heavy Asbestos

blnok Rooﬁng Cem-

typee of Murray Roofing are ready

Keith r

CAPITOL-

"TOO/IO so beautiful outside ‘—and so EVIL

inside!"

Emotions untamed,

JUAN

in n drama strange,

bewitching, jnaeiaroilng!

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THEATRE I SUMMERSIDE , § wzonesomr ond THURSDAY i ~ . i

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—N.Y. DMY IIWS

Women ﬁght alongside up men in e belle egeinm wavy weapon in Nature's heel.

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Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Motinee Wednesday 3:30

a Also ‘Musical Short i l

S’slde llome Ami School Meeting,

The president, Mrs. Creelman MacArthur. was chairman at the monthly meeting of the Home and School Welfare Group, in the Toivn Hall on Tuesday evening. MM Estelle Downers. e delegate from the 9.2.1, Teachers reduction w the Canadian Federation of Home and School conference recently held in Sackville. N.B., gave an ll1~ terestlaig report of that meetinl- Col. W. W. Reid, director of Physical Fitness, war the nest speaker, He giave an interesting talk on physical fitnesa which hi! f0! "J

llllllSE F011 SALE AT 58 SUMMER STREET SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I.

House 12 rooms, modern con- veniences, If interested you rmoy communicate with Mr. Roy Tonton, Control Stunt, Sum-

delieioua. golden brown

"mob Recipe and are baked in brick oveea. serve them with aoape,

hi"! Ilbeavrea, spaghetti. eio.

"It GriIoPa Bread Stleka and

home. ‘Iry them today-get a box ‘ i

We know you like to have your "We Went to tell you about the “Mill Department. These

Imp. mauve, yellow and coral, with an theuu---‘l'heyareltxl0l,prioedatlill.---'i'laere iunaturelwafflewaavewitlaovneh

so a 10g i", blue and g illljnd arvieaeble — these “will Department.

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-'l'ho finest hoteliaaadroeteurauta‘ uowyouoanhevethemiowleown

OIOOII! DIPAITIINT. and tneiy, ll

inuathe

bedrooms looking he‘ WOVEN IIDIPIIAD! in tho Di’! Ill lh Indus 0f-

ma ide, or with the owner, Dr. .1. Corbett, Clerk's Harbor, Shalbame County, Nova Sco- tio. _

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WAREASSEIS, scanners

$2.00 oaol Wonderful fVoiua

IMIBFF IRIS. $39 Main St. Saint Jolm, N. l. -

TODAY (Wedneaddy) and THURSDAY

. rnerside and the late Mr.

. Zita Sililphant.

Summer-aide

BENNETT

RUBiRi RYAN- CHARLES BHIKFURU

Also News, Musical Reel and Flicker Flashbacks Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Thursday 3:30

(1) to provide facilities such as P18? grounds, community halls etc; (2) to provide leaders; (3) to pro- mote recreation for the quiet type as well as the athletic-S.

PrettyWediiing At S’si|le Yesterday

One of the prettiest weddings c! the season took place in the chgpgl 0f St. Mary's Convent, Summer. side, at eight o'clock Monday morn- lng when Miss Florence Genevieve, daughter of Mr. J.E. Dalton and the late Mirs. Dalton, became the wife of Mr. Lester Preston Gaudet. son of Mrs. Wilfred Gaudet. Sum- Gaudet. Rik-ht Reverend Mgr, MacLellan V. G~ Performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. Miss Elizabeth Dalton, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Mr. Thomas Keefe, was groomsman. -

The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father. looked charm- ing, gow-ned in ivory satin with long train and head dress an orna- rneted wihite coronet and long vail. She carried a bouquet of Channon roses. l-ler bridesmaid worea dress of blue print nylon with matching head dress of ostrich plumes and corsage o! Better Time roses.

Mrs. Boy Sllllphant. aunt of the bride, presided at the organ and during the mass appropriate hymns were sung by the Misses Mary and The alter was profusely decorated with beautiful summer flowers.

Following the ceremony

oeption and wedding breakfast for the immediate relatives was held

build.

was cannon-crown coanomr

inspiration To Sew!

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Rayon dreaa fabric in checka and tartans, ‘including Royal Stewart, Baby Stehart, etc. 80 inch width. $1.35

Ill wool Tartena. M inch Willi-h $2.75 to $4.75

Wool Coating, Iuede velour, ripple polo cloth in ahadea of wine. brown. 8N1. scarlet, cocoa, radio blue and

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Herringbone suiting in rayon and WOOL

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and

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with value.

Upper ‘Floor Main Store Section

SNALIMAWS

1.1'M1TEU

SUMJVIERSIDI

Patterns . . .

1m- 1000 Butteriok patterns, Q0]- aistlng of all wearing apparel for

alleges, to choose from. New

patterns arrive monthly,

Where _Prioe ' h Matched

ifwiia Quality

at Mulberry Lodge. Mm. and Mrs. Gaudet left at noon on a honey moon trip to Quebec and other cit- ies. On their return they will re- side at Sackvllle. New Brunswick.

where the bridegroom is a. student at Mt, Allison University-S.

5.11s .

Hint with the Finest

Select your fell sult as... 5i! ﬂna aiiiwini of samples now on display 1n our Mode-to- Meosun Department.

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ClllCKEN-SCRIBBLER

PONOKA. Alta. - (GP) —‘ Levi Davis, 84-year-old Ponoka district

chicken farmer. has ran into a. lot word "MAN" written in the form- ation of the shell.

of odd things in his

life. but none

to top his latest surprise - a oh/ick- en that writes.‘ When gathering up his eggs the other day he ioked up a buff-colored egg with

the

To revive roses wilted from ur- cess heat or lack of water, plunge stems for two or three seconds into boiling water. Then place them in pail of c001 water, suggests “I Society o! American Florists.