_- ‘minors 1o. 194s A . “HE WESTERNLGUARDIAN

:05“, Bakery. Wctcr Siroett m“ Grocery.

Russell Street: Alyro ‘ [gland Motor Transport. Wster Street.

bféilhlm uwpsnissasssv- rouse-s I GENT!‘ qoorgonClow. 125 OttsIe Street. SUMMEBSIDE pill PRINCE COUNT!

News, Subscriptions. Adrertlﬂrig.

("igauuillao blsy be bought st say-of tho following In Summer-side: .0 pooketorc. Wster Street; Gcorlicewltregetoro. ll Cent-cl Ohest ville

o Grocery, locooil Street-

wwpoystlcperﬂ

Isedclivcrcd w», lsbtllolss err-monies s; yorilcperwﬂjboeiollorlld fee tisls Iﬂuwduymordertotbsboyroepeoslblefordoliveryosrenr

ml"-

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1.151‘ c! thQ smurf-ins ll!- 1, o; the Town of Borden val Qywwd March 1am. Signed r. .

Dlﬂn- ___ SALE-Limited quantity ‘F012,... (lllrbaiit. Maloeque wit“; C0. Ltd. Kenslngtori. Anise cai- good quality ‘Wm also car barley meal.

$3153.13 gallium: Oc- IM» Kw- ‘mflpll. _ sr. _. iaotooeo Oneida d152,» Traverse. March 3rd. cese may tarpﬂllllfi, Wen-dell ‘ll/lac- willioriis- - hues IVHEELEB. Public

r -_ w-iil hold a Well- Hﬁhcﬁllllldiqemi Thursday Bu???‘ so" pith-ch 1ltli, in Town Hall. Kelislngion. ' r

__u0Cii|-1\' FINALS Bedeqllﬂ mk “rcduL-gday, March 10, at ‘"5 Middleton Bombers vs. Free- mwl, Royals. First in best of nvwame Bedeque South Shore uague ﬁnals. » ‘

AIOCKEY Kensiiigton Rink Thursday, March 11. First in best Jog mo games in final series of Nomi sliorr League. New Anrsan re Kriisiiiuioii Legion. Game 8.15. iskalc iiflcr.

..THIJTLE wiu. BE s. general meeting of rill horsemen st Wil- lsrd lticDoii-sld’: 811F386. 511mm?!" tide, ioniglii at s o'clock. to make niiril arrangements for the harbor races Uil lliiirsilziy and Friday.

CANNUAL MEETING — The siiiiual meeting of the sharehold- ers oi the Kciislngtoii Dairying co-opersllve Association will be held in tlie King George l-Iall. Keiislngioii. on Tuesday. Mar-ill 16, 194B at '3 pin. All sharehold- err and patrons are requestedto “mo, W. L. Delaney, Manager.

EAT TORONTO IIOSPITAL— The many irleiiils of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert. DQ111110)’. Malpeque, WIIA be pleased to hear that their sou Edmund who went recently oy plane to a Toronto Hospital is improving rapidly under trest- ment (or a malignant growth in his throat. Latest reports oi his condition are niost encouraging. He" was accompanied on the plane trip by lilr. Edward Foley, Surn- inerslde-K.

VICTORIA IIIIIK

TONIGHT First playoff qome

Total ﬂOdI serioi ALBANY ST. FATS

VS. TRYON ARROWS i

o .

2"?’ -GII.LS‘.OOA'I'S, dnescmeweet-

c5001, SPORTS - Bodeque srs end skirts. elso children's uusv

'5 “may. Mam, 12. suits st. Peersoxrs Rssdy-to-Wesr. 71"‘,- ____ Konsingtcn. ‘ -

, --KliNSlNGTON Home mu School Meeting in the Town Hall on Thursdey. March 11th. 8 P. M. Debate by High School pupils.

-wnr.r.lrsimv cums will be ihold in the/Town Hui, Remington ohm Thursday sftcrnoml. Mes 1n '

-ESCAP_El-,—Mslo platinum. fox tattoo PGX-45-B. Reward if osp- tured alive. Lloyd Dockcrby. Hein- ilton. P. E. I.

-BREAKS ABM -- Mr. Duff Hvllcs .of fienslngton-had the mis- fortune to trip on o piece oi wire in his barnyard recently and ieli_ breaking his srm. He is progress- ing favorably-K.

—F'ABM FOR SALE st Suin- merside. known as the property of the late Albert Boswell. Aipply Mrs. Clarence Doyle, Svummerside. Box 667.

—BREAKS L5G — Mr. Maurice Connolly of Bedequc fell in . the Crystal Rink, Summerside on Sat- urday night during the ganr be~ tween the All Btsrs and Abbles and fractured his lcg. He is in the Prince County Hospitsl——5.

—II_IJNTER'S RED TAG SALE‘. Keiisington, continues through March. Mangel Seed. pound 60c. Raisins, 2 lbs. 44c. Rubber Boots. Glassware. Axes, Bargain prices. Come and see.

—THE KENSINGTON — Indian River, st. Patrick's Ploy. “Deacon Dubbs"'in King George Hall, Keri- sington. March 17th, and 18th. Matinee. Wednesday. March 17th at 3 o'clock. Evening performances at" 8.15. Good speclelties. Sole of candy. Admission 50o and 25c.

' —MONCTON VISITORS —M.n. Scott Sinclair and small son, Bryce of Moricton ere visiting Mrs Sinclair's mother. Mrs. Ghelms- ford McLeod. and brother Brucr and Mrs. McLeod at Kensington. Mrs. Sinclair was formerly Vera McLeod, RN. of Ihnsingtonp-K.

-MAIL COURIER. RECORD- Mr. John McKay, msil driver from Bi-sdalbanc to Stanley Bridge has established amcord which is prob- ably. unique among the carriers o‘ His‘ Majesty's moil. lfc hssnt missed e trip for five years. Mr McKay formerly lived in Kenning ton before moving to Stanley.-~K

' —ROTAB.Y, MEETING - The rcgule: meeting of the Rotary club of Summersidv wss held o. Tuesday st Coyle's ltestsursnl. There was no guest speaker. th- meeting being devoted to the dis- cussion of club business. A lotto.- wss received from“ the Red " Cross Society ' owiedeive receipt o? thribt‘! corihibutiors from the club emounting to plﬁOOfiu. The rnnusl "report of the lied Cross Society we.s rcsd end discussed M: ‘ Brysntnn of Chor-

lottetnwn Iss e guest-B.

Water Street

‘ l 4 ' . _ r. worm c. c. u. mrALrr-is BICYOLES - TRICYCLES - WAGONS l ' SPORTING sumirs norm MAIL OROERo arms service

BILUS smut snob»

Summorsido

O- O.

Flicno Ill-I

iitiizr.

Special Demonstration » OF AYLMER spurs

, Ourliig The u r ~ RACE MEET COLE I - Thursday - Friday éiteturdey, _

Visit CIIUIGIOCOI’ Deportmenresdutryp somplo of

"l" foo-mi. piping i.» so... MAS. wrimocx

will be hon demonstrating Aylmer for tfireo

fir! only. Tlmo ero sneny, veIIetIosLIrovnIwIiIcIi re

‘ ‘OWN- A very special price for Meet Solef

i IUY sv riir sozru 1

I 12 Lilia its.

"nice-economic. Qgggwr-rarowu . ,

-1n.'w c. c. u. sscrcul. lus- shlnc Tricycles end Kiddie Cots

artists tidifedﬁiiilft- C Apia

-hlISll0NAI.Y, SOCIETY EN- TIITINIIL- The inure Bsiu * - JSIIIAIAERSIOE TOOAY (VIEOJ 8r Tiillil.

M-IIBIOD ry Society of Bumm " m. rogcurir es a

Baptist Church wss entertained st the home of Mrs. W. G. Iii-s. teem iii-dynamite- end-firelﬂ!

Beevsr Street East, on Monday evening with fifteen members present. The president. Mre. Roy Dsye, woe in the che-ir. Tho hymn “Loy/An the Grsve He loytwsr followed by responsive ‘Scriptural {ceding of the buriel end resurrec- tion. A poem "At OlIVI-FI" wee reed by the president. sfter whim , Mrs. Ernest Morrison offered preyer. The sinking of “The Iscrd is Risen Todsy” closed the devo- tions. A. letter of appreciation. from w» Ohdys Mscbesn. mis- sinner! In Porlokimcd. lhdls, ca the eocoptenco of e box of cloth» in: fromthis Society was rcsd by the secretory. Missionary books for the spccisl reading coursc were. return‘ end points dceidcd for the Jnofnbers. Mu. Roland Cary, conducted the study lesson, on, “8emaipnt". In e box which is bl- iug packed for the English Ber‘ tlst Church, s recently completed ,‘ quilt has been added. A gcnerouei donation has been received from Mrs. ‘James Macintosh, Rose Vel- icy. e former member. Plans were made for the wives and thlt? husbands to attend is skating party i 1st- the Kinsmens rink on Monday evening, after which a social hour will be held at the home of M-H. i Elmer Newson. .At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments were

LIZABET scim JOHN liOOlAii l

‘BURT LANCASTER ll waIIIfpysdualn

with Mary

served by the hostess and a pleas~ ant time spent-S. _ 3,. _.i_.____. __ COREY Personals Al“) WW5

Shows 7:15-9:15

g ~—1Vlr. C. C. Baker, M.I...A.. (4th. Prince) spent tho week~end at his home\in Keiisingtom-K.

Matinee Thursday 3 :30

-_lvlrs. Major Taylor of Mal- peque spent-a week in Kenslng- I ton, guest of Mr. and Mrs.‘ W. b McAi-thuiz-K.

.:4r,§<¢;4»,&~,v.‘4- \"\'¥A~éa¥§v¥¥A~X&¥¥/¥XA“

l Regent _-Mrs. Alfred Higgins and chi-d-

ren of Indian River have move-Z. WEDNE§DAY ond THURSDAY to Bummerside, where shc was _

fortunate in securing an apart- p - | r . ' \ meat-K. ' I e

-Mr. Tierney oLAlbany was week-end guest oi Mr. and_ MiasJ Emmett Croken of Kensington.‘ _... i I

-Edward Spencer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Spencer. Summer- side, celebrated his eighth birili- day at his home on Saturday

afternoon when twelve youiusi

friends were his guests. Many

games were enjoyed after which‘ y“

all sat down to a. delicious supper " v ~ W with a candlelit birthday cake the FFYQfP

centre of attraction-S. Shows 7:15 and 9:15

_ Matinee Wednesday 3:30

The following report of the ~ _ -T>R~§¥JKT summerside Police Dept. was read at the Town’ Council meeting‘ ‘~ Monday nighkt: < Drunkeruiess: Arrests it; convic-

SUMMEEELDE nomrrcouiri‘

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or...‘ on...

tlons 14. ‘ t’ t‘ 1 KENSINCTON D m ing i-op r y: Arm i Qonacggm .1_p e. Wed. Matinee 3.30. Evening 7-1).

Thursday 'l—9. _ Com-a along for - "FUN 0N A WEEKEND"

With Eddie Bracken and Priscilla. Lone. Also 80 minutes of thrills and enjoyment seeing “The ltoyiil Wedding" hi Te- hnicolor.

_,_\l.Ns\KY.\C\L\AI\I‘Q\\¢-§C<

Theft: Arrests l; convictions l. wilful damaging property: Ar- rests‘ l: convictions l.

School "Act infractions: Cases 3; dismissed l; pending 2.

Fines and costs collected, $109.54;

stadlocked French ’ i Paper lie-appears _ I

ity es Attorney-General, under Quebec's so-called padlock law that permits closing of places suspected of Cumrtminlst activities. MONTREAL. March 9-_-(c P)- ‘Ilhc paper WM dated "Montreal- combgz,_ Fg-Qnqh-languqg leftist March 6". 1t reachedlocal news- weokly whose offices were pup popcrs and the Montreal office of locked e month ago. reeppesrcd in hi1! Cmsdiﬂn Press by mull lode?- Munh-esl ‘todey, bed by The envelope bore s one-cent mp1], ‘ ‘ stamp with ore-cancelled revenue ‘ The one-street issue, of standard number 3900- The“? W8! 1W 6B!!- ' ' ' mo, w“ pr-insqr" - an collation-showing point or origin. v The odds-cos. apparently typewrit- r It proclsimod it wu"prirstod m- tenor mlmiwlflrphﬂd. W" m I der the padlock lsw".s.nd cos-tied smell piece oi perm‘ New! 011 u“ a cerlcetui-e cf Premier Me/uricc front of the envelope. ‘ Duploslll and sleadlng eigticlcst- , PerulBenoit. officer of the Antl- iscking hhn. It also carried news s versive squad of the Provincial of, isboi- bodics. P ice. said the issue was printed .It Prsmlor . Duplcssls who st. the shop of Evcready Printers, ordered closing of Combat’: offices Ltd, ‘fl Wellington St. West, Tor- endsn end wits publlcstion in onto. The issue itself gave no hint

Monti-eel. l-fc - sctcd: in his eepoc- where it was printed.

both sides.

_, W WM

Isolor lo Growing sigh-ond rsomsttl View early it orrlvee esd bow Ohullnillhlﬂﬂlliwmltlﬂlllllllﬁhhlllﬂ Groctyour ‘molly mdfrfenls of Ioeioriide with e Spring-like Cord. - . . In the ‘sine Department-you will! find litter Cnrdo of evcry variety-for sry member of your fnlnlly and ell of ‘your friends. l don't think 1 rm vcr been l. levcliermrrsy cf 001W! Undo, they're really charm-

.- q srtnsentibyrtlse-wsy. n frodp Spring soot of point, end going to I Ionics-full). See them Cordosesd cliooee the once you _ u went for your frlessdeF-CIITNA nuns-trust.

JTSNTION -I.IO'I'IIOIANSX -'.I'Iie Eﬁdwaro Department can icep on nppllodsrltb your lleetrle Wis-fog needs. h stock le s complete se- ortslent 6f the different tries cf wire hooded m: the other supplies ore irrlvbsg Consult ‘tho were Department sbout your

are N01‘ bold up uniting

te-tboy-lsrillr It tilt you‘ sit ' ‘I'll IIAIDWAII DIPAITMENT YOUR. l-IEAD '1 AITIIFIOI I'll! PURCHASE OI‘ ELECTRIC WIRING SUI’-

PLI-II.

‘flasher IIANDIAGI fer lsrleg esp ebnrlllr. cclcrfol end very etll- qlm s... y; p» londll Dtportlebt you'll see s snort dlepley of III§M'ZII'C‘IIII;‘II' both ‘llhplllg potent IIIIIII Ind dell cnlf finish Mastic. Tlsoro eeo lore of every typelreesl oiylo-oecr-ehooldor. pouch onﬂolsodopou- - r Th! Ill“ bro definitely “Spring 1N8”. Thcrc are new pockets for convenience h these. ‘You'll find thcoo llsndbogs IrroloUbls ond 131i.» sroeo reesensblb-only 2.1! to 8.98. - - - Your IIII ensemble won't ~be couple“ without n new Puree. Get one to- lsy frees the I slid It Depertneeet

i».. ....".

I'll, i Put ycnr old worn out.

loNle-iole ‘Iowolsllthe-dllltrbegsndgcfenoeveupplp-e- ‘hersero sserrsslssiesrswoussssysusi-ssssusmms. oiiJbeee-eeopelceofteesleentstslsleecb. You my wentﬂ‘ sorts-err "lnehillerierliﬂletllltol-llsech. blotch y.» hostess! es 15.10

Olﬂhl III ﬁl. OM Illiclotﬁl ere RIM! , _ ‘l! T0710 Il the DI-Y OOODI DEPARTMENT-

. PAGEAFIFTEEN

Feasting, si SIAALLMAII‘!

IBLOTIIIIIC TIIAT CiiiES~ YOiI _. EASE and COMFORT as well as SMART APPEARANCE

(Esstsr...Yoii liiiew...ls lust around the corner)

IIOIIBLE BREASTEO SIIITS

Movement is fre; ond cosy in these double breosteds —witli cxtru core needled into the fine tweed ond worsted fabrics. In both toll und stout models, the rises range up to 46. A stripe ond color to suit in- dividual tastes. The makers cire Sterling, Hyde Pork, Freedman ond Premier—iione more famous. S-pizco suits, from . 45.00 to 69.50

..3-~-..

SIIICLE IIIEIISTEO SIIITS '

For dress, business or reloxotlon theso famous "Society Brand" suits show remarkable weorobility, in both fins twceds ond wcrsteds. Colors ond pin stripe in both toll und stout models up to size 46. These ore tho suits newly orrived that gives you relaxing com- foIt-no binding even when reclining in your favorite choir. 3 piece suits from 49.50 to 69.50

Street Floor Moln Store _Sectlon

had for yes-rs.

Where .Frice ls Motclicd With Quality

Z-DAY RACE MEET THURSDAY omiFRlDAY

(MARCH Ilth ond izri-i SUMMERSIDE HARBOUR

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY YOUR RACING DAYS .

SERVE FULL COURSE MEALS FROM 11:00 A.M. to 210C PM.

blue and bl Dali‘ ,

SMALLMAWS LUNCH COUNTER WILL

sronr COATS - - nnrss riiiirs‘

The famous "Scotl c - n" m q .- » . women. “Vii-at a irloatl; Now 051101-5111 “OM ‘£2:

Tweed Sport. Coats-IA variety of 1 l . °°“°"““"8 and blending colors. sniféi ?.§“1=».'"ii?§§ '

Gabardine Pants—— l -t, d . a0 to 36 m M1 sou: 31:”. gig} piliper front. Sizes

Fine worsted flamiels, 1 t .

o» r» 3r i»- ... iii‘.“..“..°i.“””§;.‘.";’;i. iifé;

Wool worsted trousers in pin stripes Bmwn daIrk ack predominating. $1195 30 m 3'5

Blue serge trousers. to ____, 1550

TOP COATS

Gabsrdino-(Lhe buy oi the ycan-s coat that rests lightly Uil you: shoulders for real lciriifort. Full sleeve nt shoulder, slash pmkets and “Bitch lapel. BIII 34 to 4i in button thmugii mod-

Ths 100% pilro Scottish vrool, herringbone weave Harris tweed. Fly front. brown. Trench cost. with quilted lining zippered foi- easy removal. A cost for superior to anything vie have

, . .. S S ' Morriiio wool top coats. Fly front and button through

in both peak and notch lapels. The cost. with s color —in grey, blue and browns. sizes 36 to 44, at. 45.00

Only two left, at ...................... .. 89.75

.. 12.95

Per 13.50

"Premier"

Size 35 to 42 1n light . . 39.75

m: EASTERN TRAIN WILL s: HELD UNTIL s=so on

BOTH ‘RACING DAYS- THURSDAY ond FRIDAY

Canada's Adverse Traiie Balance lip

OTTAWA. March 9 -(CP) — Csnedn’: adverse trade with the United States climbed to 043000.000 during January 083,900,000 during

still was down more than $10,000.- 000 from the‘ January, 1947, totol. official figures showed" today.

At its low January level. the deficit still was reflecting the Gov- ernment's dollar saving measure», iiiclding import prohibitions ind special excise taxes, which were launched Nov. 17 and begun w show their effects in mid-Deceit» bet.

"m1 The January total compared with 99°91'15" WI- sii adverse balance of SERMON

balance

calm,

iii November. in October and $73,800,000 in September.

The adverse balance _ wdioie of 1947, created by Canada's growing shortage of the U5. dol- lsrs totalled $918,100,000.

HUGE storm Ann

for

When fully developed. s typhoon oi- hui-rlcsne may be s00 Inllee in. diameter with s lo-mllo centre of

HEAVY FIRE TOLL

"l0 Fire losses in the United Stotes attributed to inflammable wooden roofs exceed 816.000.0041 onnusily.

swsrstrm overs cumin

rs is estimated there were obcul 30.011000 buffaloes In North Am-

rived.

erica when the white man first sr- .

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