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FEBRUARY 1s, M1949 E {ITE wssrsnu euanotau

mum's: J. Elmer Murphy. l8! Hanover Street and i GeorIO Claw. 125 Ottlwl Street.

"UMMEBSIDE and PRINCE COUNT!‘ Newl, Subeoriptlonl. Advertlllng

I" >'* " The Guardian may be bought at my of the ' following etnree in Summenide:

, W tar Street: Gourllee Drugstore 21 Central Street‘ It" homo” Water Street: Mark Geudet, 0'7 Granville “r

a ry. §$§§:°G£Qe:y, Buleell Street: Aim IMIMWI Grocery. aeeouu Street;

Island Motor s-aneport. Water Street.

mm will be delivered to any home in Summeraide by Curler duoguoperweek. PhonelIorllO-l lorthieoarvtee rder to the M! reeponelble for delivery on your roun-

-—SBOItT COURSE in Drama- tice Ln Town Hail, Kensingtun, February 15th and 16th. at 8.15. Leaders this week: Rev. S. J. Davies,

Guar ‘h; at 8o P" i ‘ire Yo"! °

W? __G|;,vr:nu. tusunaxcn. Ralph I M-Jttafll Summerside.

[s leaving Summeralde

,_ B bulAlgrmlnttl Tuesday at 5-15 3°!‘ Miss Norma Porter, Mr. W. Dar- a" 5L Dunstan}: University-All rach. All interested in drama. cor- su" game in Charlottetown. Few diam. mvltﬂi w, Maurizio for fans. ‘ - - SKATING ram-r - The -.lt..\'lt)lt hockey Bedsque Plllk Canadian Girls In Training of the

( ‘ ._ pp, 15, Kinkora Juniors Tuefdli qut Bouccrushcrs. T to 5; skate 8 to 10.30. Ad-

O’Leary United Church held a very enjoyable skating party on Friday night, Feb. llth at the OLeary Rink and afterwards enjoyed deli- cirgus refreshments at the church.

. ‘ skate Bedeque lfpb. 15, Wlimot Vai- e invited Quests. Ad-

_ —ENJOYABLlC—\_’AiLENTINE SO- 1, except WLmot. 25

CIAL — An enjoyable Valentine H Social was held on Friday evening ~ M" in Wllmot Valley Hall, sponsored _-,\l,\t‘. STE-ATE‘ COS-JET " by the Flora Toomhx Mission Cir- - >e in Frill"? Cmmiy o! cle. 'l‘he hall was attractively dec- Tllmlmr" oratcd for the occasion with hearts. - wt the st-cotid offence Many contests ani games were . »~ PHI-ill)’ i5 a I011 term played, which included "Share the eoptiott of a fine was Wealth", conducted by Messrs. F. umcrsidc yesterday be- Elmer Waugh and Frank Jardine. ﬂWliC ll. S. liinlon, K.C Music was furnished by Mrs. Colin 'l‘i'.c tiPiCllflillll, a Sutn- \Vuugh. Delicious refreshments sentenced to: wcrc scrveci by the members-S. _ .- -c. w. 1.. CARD rarvrv - Mr. _\'lSl'rl.\'tt liEBl-J — Mr. andl Owen Connolly. Central Bedeque. .:' B. Bernard. Winnipeg, entertained four tubics of auction . 5n summersgde Qmnt his home on 'I'hursda_v, Fchru- chin: and are llvfnrj’ ltith. Thr- laclics‘ first prizc ‘m Bcmnrds $3.9,’ Mrs was won by Mrs. Harry Green: u” m and tile-u. momma gcnfs, Mr. Hurry Grveen; and the wlmsamuri Bernard. As this is gifiilzteﬁalﬁnhﬁ Effie I"°°’“€“~b'\ £133’ ‘ ‘ﬂit Ivlarlziln Corcinoliyﬁsrﬁfsmid In}: 501:: l I‘ ' "MM p ‘ of the ladics present. With a pica- sant. “thunk you" and "good-night". all departed tn their homes after enjoying n very plcasent evening.

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.. when they left ctr: “as a lot of snow pot-attire was forty bc- icave on return on Y “Y l" NW’ W“ --RECEI\'ES wono - Mr. L. F. "5 Sutherland of Summerside received

"""' n message on Thursday that his -.\n.\'1.~"rEI<l.-\I. ASSOCIATION father, Mr. o. R. Sutherland had . (r -- T110 WHZUIEI‘ 1716mm‘ died in the Pictou Hospital that "-7 “l the 335B FYI-DEE Mm- day after a short illness. Mr. L. F. letenal itssvcl-lllon W85 held 0n Sutherland. his wile and daughter. wmdgy morning in the Baptist Miss Anne, left by the afternoon Church Hall. Summerslcie. The de- boat for Plctou to be in attendance Iotionai service was conducted‘ by at the funeral. The late Mr. Suth- .A lizcks, 'I‘r_von., The erland was, in his earlier years, the Way My Savior a prominent business man of Pic-

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ad Mo," opened the meeting. The l°\1-—5- ipzure from Mark. Chapter 14 '—~- u read. The meditation. "God in --SPECIAL SERVKJEB AT

was inspiring and KNUTSFORD.-On Sunday Feb. e llcvotionnl was closed The prcstdetit. Rev. EJ .- 1.: 1n the chair for the Church, conducted by the Minister,

ruauy 6th, there were two special services in the Knutsford Baptist

A 5v usinesa session. Arranganents Rev. C. O. Hewlett of OLeary. The ere made for the March and occasion was the commemoration of

pril t: Wings. The subject for the Baptist World Alliance Sun- he “lcssons from Am- day. ln the morning the Pastor alto ilcv. W. B. Crowe preached on the topic, “Privilege t tor lite April meeting versus Responsibility" and in the . rm‘. "After Amsterdam. evening on “The Essence of Chris- .a:."" ‘iv It.» Rev, S. J. Davies A tianity." Both addresses were in-

~ re and thought pro- teresting, instructive and inform- of a book written by ative. There was special singing at * ll Fnrmcr entitled both services. In the morning Airs. . .\lt"." was given b_v thc Watson Siliiker sang a special s .0 wtodside of 'l‘r_von. It and the children of the Mission an interesting cIis- Band had a special number and lssion. A vole o! thanks was ex- splendid leadership vras given by nded 'o Mr. Wnodsldc. The meet- the choirs at both services. In the

cloud with Benediction by the evening Mr. Lester Gay was heard ev. it l. \\\'.1:ticr.~S. to advantage in a special solo. The lrwely winter weather and the good roads helped to make largo congre-

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“I‘=‘1"'\‘ tr-"cttrtr: of the Ladies‘ gallons at both services.—O.

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burr?» of mist was held on Fri- ._.1,AYMEN'5 pmE-l-mq _ The A" "W"? " "l lh" Iiftmt.‘ 0i’ MIX regular meeting of St, John's and

enzrml (it/I \li.<< Elia “Wand. sl- St. Mary's Anullccn Lnymcn’; As-

NMQW‘ Ii iii“ lWCSitIPlll. Mrs. snciatlon “as hcid Thursday cvc- "‘--‘*“° h‘ "ti. Ht tho thrill‘. ning at the residence of Mr. Roy h’ "’i"”"'l'"-' "f "l" I-"TFIS Pray" Tanton, St. Elcanons. with about

< uni<~~ \\1s followed hy roll

‘ 25 present. The president. Mr. Ern- lI. trltvh was responded in with

ery Lyle, presided and opened the

S’TIY‘"""‘ “Pfﬁr- ThtPe MW meeting with prayer. The secre- °"‘I""" , “l” "Plvﬁmctl- Miss fury, Mr. James i\iurph_\', rcad the W“ ""kl‘“""l‘ F"'"I a Pant‘? minutes after which cimirnten of

Towct" 0t’ God". anti committees reported. Mr Ernest scry closed the tie- Darby on the lawn furniture pro- Pr-IYFF- During U10 ject. reported regarding the auc- rt" "dmriucntionnl rind Bibli- tion sale to be held ufter Easter. ' " “"1” "lllt-‘Il Elilvyed n5 Dr. E. B Parkman reported that furs. of crokinolc. Tho the kltchcn remodelling of the par- tt vscicontcd n bride ish hull had becn coluplolcd and i it» thou" mirisi anti tho he qongmtulglted his follow mom- !<rt nticletl n {cw wcll hers on the splendid joh they hurl tttlv On hchnlf of the performed. At. the close of the V ' "t llroschiutinn of e IOVP-lhusinrss part of the meeting a de-

llklc I'll’i‘.[1 was mnrlc by Mrs. licintts chicken dinner was served

inert trtlliuviv’ tn Mr. and Mrs. by the indies of St. John's Church ’1""I I "tli Rottl, iItc former congregation in their wcll known hm o .tt.~.i\ of Fredericton. nnrl inimitnhlc manner an-I was ﬁr" t~ t iliit’ tun-k to live with thoroughly enjoyed by all. A vnto pﬁ-Nliii f: curls on P. l7. I, Three of thanks was moved by Mr. ("NV F/"fl "I" singing of “They're Jnmcs Connell, seconded by Dr. E.

mod I-cllou-s“ hrntizltt the E. Parkman to Mr. Roy Tanton and

;""'_"‘v i“ 1 Pius". after which n tho indies after which nil joined Ill‘? "PW" was scrvcd by the in singing. “For Thcy Are Jolly ‘p’ - Good Follows." A sinicsong and

—G.H.M.—

l“xn'lwi‘lr‘i'l""' "fld you know that “A penny saved ls a penny eernetP-eo l" “rmwik l m going to tcll you about a really wonderful eavinl on Mam‘, Ill‘ frills. Tho Aylmer Company has put out; a Special “mpmn ‘ill lariul-I of their delicious SOUPS. . . l2 tins-every one

m, N‘ m“ §'_"I~|lt\ckctl in n. carton—the tine are l0 ounce size. . . m“ n "nu-l Dccinl Aylmor Package of Soups for ONLY 9D cente which on‘; “hm ‘fIPfllblc saving for YOU! We know and you know that you ‘kayo l‘ ‘o miss this Special String-So Include Aylmer Special ‘ ‘ ‘mill! In your order from the Grocery Department.

drnsamt" ""1 you know that separate SKIRTS are very. very much , _ 1.?" h""'° I! "lmﬂﬂllllk interesting from the i! and i0 Depart- m. n! k" Iiniaclectlon of Skirts in this Department le really good! l,“ “_|“‘I"' I" ""4""! Alpine cloth In two lovely etylee-etrnlght E "m" "I almart tucks on the hips or Skirts with unpreesed pleats tn ,| 5k"_k_|" i‘ "It! III-m spilt. The colors are gray. green, navy. brown ti... .....",_§1... 12 u. Eli-priced at 4.05. Thole Sktrie are well made 9| ' ‘h! y "MITI-WEYTI give Iota of weer and you'll get heaps of

m I - - G" tour new Separate Skirt here in the 5 and l0

tcll . en time in Just ntnro than you can stand at time-e! This can he

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mma-‘hfffhv dunno-u by having a t-wuntv suralurtauu on. c l“ an ‘z "I Iﬂ your coal range. Oil fuel la eeey to obtain now-It's m “n” otlilllgnient. Io quick and economical! The Queen Super- nw‘ u", m“ ‘timer will fit moot any range-the price le 78.50 in- ert "nxhyoufil Qlﬂlll coll le extra. If once you nee oil in your kit- r W, mnvonln hover be satisfied with any other type of fuel. . . I _ n h" l, "=9 I" bllyllll’ I Queen Supcrfleme Oil Bu. r-uee tho M," mchmlﬁnent Plan. Talk the mutter over and modernise your i m,“ u“ 82:; by the installation of e 9999A stimulants ou

games rounded out a very enjoy- able eveningn-S.

-INJOYABLI "IIRISIDI III- VIC!" HELD - A very enjoyable and ‘ul “Firelide Service" was held in the Sunday School

room of the Bloomfield United.

Church on Friday evening. Feb. 11m when the Young Peoples Union of the Church had as their gueltn the Young Peoples Society of the Mill River Presbyterian Church. There was a line attendance of young people of both churches despite the cold piercing winds. The meet- ing opened with a devotional ner- vice conducted by, the president of the Bloomfield Y.P.U.. Heber Profitt, i.n which memberl of both groups took part and prayer was offered by Rev. George Cunning- Iiam, of Alberton, pastor of Mill River. and a short address an "The Kingdom of God“ was given by Rev. W. G. Dickson of 0'Leary. pastor of Bloomfield Church. Then followed a splendid presentation of four films by the National Film Board with the projector coming from Alberton. These films were greatly enjoyed. One was "The River of Canada". the mighty St.

Lawrcnce. in technicolor. ‘The second one was “The Lunenbutg, N.S. Fishermen." The third was

"The Highland Games at Antigon- ish, N5.’ and the last one was a film dealing with hockey. Delicious and abundant refreshments were served. and a vote of thanks was graciously given hy the Mill River Y.P.S. for the fiilo evening of en- iertaiximent and also for the oper- ators of the movie projector. The Nlizpah Benediction concluded a splendid evening of worship. fel- lowship and education-O. Personals —M.r. Ronald MoNeiil. of the Federal Department of Fisheries, Halifax. NS spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. D. F. MC!- Neill, Summersidc. He will be In (‘fharlcttetown this week on work for his department-s.

SPEOIAL TRAIN

Leaving Summerside Friday ot 6 p.m. for Charlottetown for the Old Time Crystals vs. Old Time Abbies hockey match, stopping at oil sto- tions. Tickets from Sum- merside $2.00.

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tins .. . . . . . ........68c Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. .38: White Beans, 5 lbs. .65: Diced Carrots, 2 tins ....20c

Diced Beets, Z tins .....l5c Cut Waxed Beans, 2 tins 25c Lynn Valley Peas, 2 fins 25c Island Pork and Beans, 2 tins ,,25c, $2.90 per case.

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Kenllngton Tuesday 7.15, 9.15 Eddie Bracken (his million "bucks" will give you a million laughs) in "LADIES MAN" Also starring Case Daley, Virginia Welles, Spike Jones and Bil C"! Stickers

KENSINOTON RINK

TUESDAY — SKATING 3:30 to 5:30; 8 to I0 Watch for North Shore League pioyoff doles

MILLAIPS STORE

STOOK REDUCTION SALE FEB. 1s Til m. 22

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DRY GOODS

Men's, Women's and Children's Bathrobes 20% discount Bovs’ Jackets 25% 9360""? ‘ Men's Overalls - Assorted $3.25 nuIr Assortment- Lo-riies’ Sweaters 30% discount _ As we are goinq to discontinue currvlnu Hdrdwﬂl! W8 Sh"

Radios. Bntierv Pucks. Electric Irons- l AIn-idin Lttmo, I Dinner Set 4 Breakfast’ Sets, etc. ln dock now-J M-tnitor Aerator ElectrictWoshers Reg; price 57950-90 clear at Reduced Price

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Choice quality, ' 20 ozs. 2 for Ook Leaf Tomatoes, 28 ozs. Tomoto Juice, 28 oz. fins 2 for Grapefruit Juice, 2 tins ..22: Irish Stew, 2 tins ... .25:

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Milk, 2 tins ........30c Shortening, 2 lbs. . .....72c Lord, 2 lbs. ...........5Ic Bulk Currants, 2 lbs. ...25c Bulk Dates, 2 lbs. ..42c

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S’Sitio Town Council Meeting

The first meeting of the Sum- merside Town Council since the civic election was held last even- ing with His Worship, Mayor J.F‘. Arnctt in the chair. All the mem- bers of the muncil except Coun- cillor 1RD. Morrison were pres- Glli. '

A letter was read from FLT. Holman Ltd. advising the Coun- cil that on December M. 1948. they had transferred ownership to His Majesty the King in the right; of Canada, free of charge-the prop- erty known as Holman! Wharf with the right-of-tway te Water Street. The letter stated that the wharf is now under extensive re- pair by the Department of Public Works of Canada for the benefit and us, of fishermen. The cross- ing to the vrharf had been closed some years ago and the Board of Transport Commissioners had given a formal order that. it be reopened. The letter said that. the Department of‘ Public Works wanted a resolution passed by the Council that would Rive the. u- surance that the public approach tn the wharf would he maintain- ed by the Town. A resolution to this effect was then passed by the

meeting. Curling Club LIIhfl Councillor Henry Wedge re-

porting for the light committee in the absence of Councillor Morri- son moved n resolution that a former resolution granting free light to the new curling rink be rescinded and that a resolution be passed that light and power he supplied to tho rink at a flat rate of $400. a year. The motion was seconded by Councillor .l.l... Gor- rili and passed.

Councillor Gorrill thanked the Mayor for appointing him chair- man of the finance committee. which is an important position. l-ie said he tmuld fry and have periodic rcports of the financial condition of the Toarn available during the year. He said that the Town mightn‘t have gone so far

hchind last year if they hart known vdicro they stood as they tvcnt along.

Councillor Wedge, reporting for the street committee, said that thcre has been considerable troublc with icy streets and considera- tion is bring given to purchasinr a fertilizer spreader to spread sand rm them. He paid tribute to thc work in the Cottncil for four terms of Councillor WE. Smaliman- who had retired from the Council. Councillor 1-1.5. Schumten said that the Town Clerk's office was contrasted and con-lderatiot would have tn he. given tn enlarging it.

Mayor Arnett agreed and asked

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Welcomed At Council Meeting

Mr. J. L. Drlscnll

The three men pictured above were welcomed to the Summeralde Town (‘num-ii Inn first meeting since the election date. The three were rammed by ncrlnmlltinn. .'\ir. ichurmnn, resents tho East. Ward and Mr. Driarnll the Wont. Ward were beginning their second term. Mr. Sheen,

who represents the Centre Vtard. ie a newcomer to the (‘num-ll,

Mr. H. B. Schurman Mr. Gerald Sheen

night at trio who rep-

to have his the ntatter

Councillor Schurman committee look into and bring in a report.

Councillor Gerald Sheen, mak- ing his first appearance at a council meeting. said he would serve the Centre Ward to the best of his ability.

Appointments Mad.

The following appointments were made, assessors, J.B. Wood and Hugh F. Morrison. Fire Depart- mertt- Chief WE. McNcill, assist-l ant chief, Claude. T. Kenny, secre- tary-treasurcr. George ilogc. "Povru auditor, T. Earle Hickcv CA.

Mayor Arnett said that the as- scssors had been instructed t0 commence their work next. u-eck.

“Int-rig of WPIcnfnr to the nctxly elected Muncillors orcrc YﬂlPPd M" the Mayor and the other members of the Council.

Mayor Arm-it submitted the. ilol-I loving committees which u-erc ap-i proved by the mectinl:

mittre: Cotmcillors Morrimn, Gor- rill and Wedge. ~ Property and fire Councillors Schurman. and Shecn Assessments. School and narksi

Finanvs and nttrcltftw commit- tce: Councillors (torrtli. \\'cd:e and Morrison.

Streets Committee: Councillors wedge, Schurman. and Sheen i

Police and abattoir committee: Councillors Drismll, Wedge and Gorrill.

Elcctric light and pou-cr com-i

ocrrmﬁtee: ‘Driscoll

committee, Councillors Sheen. Schurman and Driscoll.

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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY

WARNER BROSurw uucml wi-‘t... JANIS PAIGE \JAME5 oavts .. BRETAIGNE wmousr .. HENRY BLANKE

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SHOWS 7.I5 AND 9.15 MATINEE MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 3.30