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“APRIII 6. 1948

(rill: WESTERN GUARDIAN

SUMMEBSIDE and News. " ‘

The Guardian bisy be ioiluwing stores

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lei‘ yluce Grocery. lluseell Street; Alyre

' ‘ AGENTS: i. llmer Murphyflll Ilanover Street. and George Clow. I25 Ottawa Street. ,

PRINCE COUNT!

Iptiuna, Advertising.

bought at any of the in Buinlnersidoi

Bookstore. Water Street; Gourliee Drugstore. t1 Central Street. Markfiaudet. G1 Granville Street:

Doncetteh G '.., Second Street:

Island Motor Transport. Water Street.

The Guardian will be delivered to any holne In lnrnlnereide by cm“, Boy at so per day or,ile per week. Phone 300 or m-s ior tbh

“m” er give your order to the b rnu I

oy, responsible ior delivery on your

JLEGULAB: DANCE Larklnb Restaurant, Kenslngton. ‘Tuesday light. Music by Rollie MacKenzie.

QWANTED - llixperienced stenc- ‘raplier. Apply Box 362, Summer- side-

_.FUII SALE. - Driving wagon." This wagon is in real good condi- tion and is priced to sell. W. A. Delaney. Kensington, P. E. Island,» p, 13,. No. 2. I

adiAltiil FENCE, Poultry Fence] mu Barbed Wire, write or ask for, mi;- prices before buying. Tihe, gummerside Hardware Co. I

-,l*"0lt ASPl-IHLT Shingles, Rooi-I mi’, Paper and Insulated Sidlngn sec The Summerside Hardware Co i

-.IIOMI5 BEREAVED - Mrs Bennett Deighan oi Breadalballe received a telegram Saturday, evening, informing her, oi the,

-roa. SALE-IOU. Pontiac sedan. Heater and defroster. Excellent condition. Iipply Arnold Hill. FIN- town.

-LOST, Saturday, case oi keys on Water Street, Sunimerside

_I-‘inde'r please phone 470-3.

-MEN'S DRESS SHlRTBnocks. boys’ suits, sizes 30-34, jackets and raincoats. at Pearson's Ready-to- Wear, Kenslngton. '

—DON’T FORGET the Sunshine Tea under the auspices of Ladies Social Club oi Trinity United Church in Jilpworth Hail. HI- merlide, Wednesday, April ‘I, be- ginning at 3 o'clock.

-WE STOCK Martin-Senour Paints, varnishes aind Enamels, the Paint that is 100% pure. The Summersde Hardware Co.

-nas nan FALL-The friends

sudden death of her aunt, Frances Q1 Urbgn Jay, popuiu- 5mm“ lineal-ville. on Friday eyeuhlz. agent at Kensingion, will be glad April 2nd in Maiden. Mass. she was to hear that he had no bones formerly oi Reel-OW". P-E-I- | broke when he fell through an ‘open r hatch in the United -SAI.E OF BUTTERMILK- Church on Sunday evening. His The buttermilk ior the season oi “bu; physique and muck reflex. 1948 will be sold by auction at the . sction,..no doubt prevented more Butter Plant oi the xensingtonlunrlnm injury-K. Dairying Co-operative Associationg Limited on Wednesday, April 14,! —RECEIVES SAD NEWS - Mr. 194a. at 2 p.m. W. L. Delaney,‘,Murray Bennett, Ottawa Street,

llianager- ihas received news oi the sudden

é-TENDERS FOR WOOD-Ten- ders will be received by the un-

death oi his father, Ross Bennett,

‘who resides at Ladysmith, B. C.

He was 65 years oi age. The many

“tuned up w and jncludijlgAp- friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett

rii i3. 1948.ior supplying the Ken- i (nee Blanch Landry) aington Dairying Co-operative As- ,5I"°¢-'°

extend sympathy to them in the;

sociation Limited with 50 cords oi l "d berebvmwnt- -'3

hardwood. The full amount or

part may be tendered ior. Cut in, zl/rfoot lengths. over 6 inches in ‘ diameter to be split. Lowest or 1 any tender not necessarily accept- 6:2.‘ gufihgeagfiine?

at. W. LQDeIaney, Manager.

-ALL STREETS in Borden are closed to motor trafllc until fur- ther notice, with the exception oi the gtreet opposite the Post Oflice leading from the pavement to the Railway Station. Anyone driving on ‘the streets contrary to this notion will be duly prosecuted- bizned J. W. oann, Town Clerk.

—l"UNEItAL MONDAY - The mneral oi the late Peter Laughlin who died last week in Halifax was

-NOBTH WILTSHIRE 1'.P.U.— The North Wiitshire Young Peoples -Union met on Thursday evenzlng.

-. e The idevotlonal period opened vrith the

lhymn "Break ‘lihou ‘Ilhe Bread cli

lLife." The Scripture lesson WM? Revelation 15th Chapter, read b)‘ Mrs. Henry Godfrey, iollowed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The hymn, “Father of Mercies" closed the period. The stlldY period W“ led by the Christian Fellowship Convener, Mrs. Henry Godfrey. Iihe topic being. "Tlhe Word oi God in our time.” the main feature oi which was a Bible quiz. Durlll! the meeting a short memorial service was conducted in memm‘)!

iieldnh .Monday moriilngTrczii the '0; wayw- Hgwgtc, a mrntber of the

hut-rte of his son, Stephen l-auglhlin, Ottawa Street to Misoouche Church. 'i‘i1e fiequiem mass was celebrated byfjilev. J. D. Kelly who also per- iorihed the last rites at the grave. Pall bearers were, Ray Laughlin, Errolt Laughlln. Bernard Mc- Donald. Bernie McDonald, Lot 16. Russell Laughlin, Walter Laughlin. _.3 '.

—S.HORT COURSE OPENS -

- anners

A short course for fishermen and] opened yesterday at - and will conclude to-' - Y tinder the auspices of the ex-| - 0n department of St. Dunstan’: nlversity. Registration took lplace rom, 1.30 to 2.20 yesterday alter- oouiqand this was followed by an‘ ntrollucinry talk by Rev. M. 132.: rnnpls. Later in the iiternoon slkayvme given on poultry by Mr. l . Nash and on sols and ertiigzrs by R. C. Parent. Rev J. ~ . » lly, pastor. extended a elcrime to ihose resent at the veiling session and his was follow- d g a talk on dairylng by J. ll. ac >onsid and on agriculture by r. W. R. Shaw. Deputy Minister f lure. This morning there i ll a session icr students con- uctdd by Rev. M. E. Francis and yrui Poirier. Talks this afternoon ill be on fishenmen’! Problem! bl’ eonbad Murphy and on P. E. i. lsheiles and their possibilities by . JJLarabee. ‘Ilhe evening will i-e evoted to credit unions under Rev l. E. Francis and Cyrus Poirien-S

Union who passed away recently- The business period opened with the reading oi the minutes o! the previous meetng. Roll call was answered by eleven members. Four new members paid dues. m. and Mrs. Leigh Easter kindly lnvlted the group to their home i0!‘ llllfl next meeting. a zany lunch w“ served. The mectllw 010594 Wm‘ the Mlzpah Benediction.

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Personals

. Arsene Porie-r. Comm" rnsin oi Misoouehe. was s visi- tor to Kensington on Tuesday.

-Opl. Wm. a . Summe side detachment, noun has leit for Ottawa in take s month's re- fresher course-S.

-Mrs. Ira Ramsay and Mis. i-Iavlock McLean both of Arling- ton were visitors oi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moase oi Kensington recent ly.-S.

-Mrs. Major Moose. St. Elean- ‘ors spent a few days with her sis ter-in-law. Mrs. Robert Stavert, Kensington who has been iii ior some time-S. a

-Mrs. Vera Bearisto, Kensing ton. is having a pleasant visit vis- iting friends in Charlottetown-K.

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bletoweer

j-ifroaauy Gander" clothing m

- rrgreeueelly every week lls the Youth Centre. Immbsve an outstanding repuiatien-theyh leaders

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In your home you use one or a number oi Procter, and Gamble 0 pe...- You, the user, are lust the person to enter the really eoloeeal

amfabin" Contcet-lt’: easy.‘ merely In 25 words or Ieee tell wit! e Procter and “smbie i‘. ‘nets. You may be the lucky winner. , of the bog Cabin, then of one ol_the many cash prises-ml" o __ trying-the rnlee are iimple sndeary-get, en entry blank to- IQr-"Tlie Contest eloeee May 8th, 1N8. 900i"!

Toner," Siack Suite are on dfipley In the IMHO!’ Well’

ese' are very, nnsrt eutllte for Spring __ » two exciting eolors in a stunnink‘ hi“ Wm! VIII Illi- I005 slacks. The "rwolonere" are-nude oi Aieolns oloth In shes I 1p fiijfla-QINQTO prleed at ilbsmJ-‘think that's very reeeoneble

Grocery wt

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, _ theyreeollilorta or," o Toner" Sleek Suite in‘ the Ladies’ Wear Department

your little boyslsnd girls are arriv- y Gander rar- In siyiee for

and the matdriais are In a elsee by themselves. Today I saw " Suits for wee boys-elleelandtinsoiidooloreor with ooiered IltDn-onahoriesndewhiiebionmtheeeareprioedatllearurt

orpgirle, elsee 8 to l. there ere line (and I lean he)

cotton dreears

‘flirty print white white ironic and eeIIsre, III Iioed at 3.50- In t‘! to 1t there are srnsrt print eetiene trimmed with riok reek with II Jyelet collars. prleed at l-tl. Vflt the Youth Centre-You'll

ndjthe clothing you need for the

In Prince Idwsrd ‘ Isrnrci He's

ehiidren at very reasonable prleee. Youth Centre.

l0!!! . cl special lardware DQIIIQL TIII "Iclfgfaltgalwtlne nsymmoplzm-wlih "eiikd, electric er gasoline

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Susan Hayward. Lee Bowman. Marsha Hunt and Eddie Albert In

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story of a Woman. Alec Home” Shorts

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—Mlss Mary Macbure. teacher at 5t. Eleanor-s High School at- tended the T ‘ ' Convention in Cirarlottetown last week-S.

—Master Robert Moase. student at Kensingtoli High School. spent his Easter holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Major Moase. St. Eieanora-S,

-Mrs. Alonzo Holmes. Baltic. has ratumed home alter spending the past month with her daugh ter, Mrs. Wllliamj-Ienderson, Ken- sinitorh-K.

-Master Charles Bearisto, Ken- sington is spending his Easter holidays visiting his uncle, Harvey Bernard, Borden-K.

—Misa Evelyn McDonald, Baltic. has returned home after s OICIS- ant visit with her sister, bis-s. Elton McKay, Summcrside-K.

-Mrs. Alonzo Holmes has re- turned home eiter two wselu practical "nursing at Kenslngwn. -Mra. Ira. Rhlifidy and her ata- trr Mrs. McLean or Lot 14. are

visiting at the home oi Mrs. Rooney's daughter, Mrs. Carol Moan, Remington-K.

-liis| Adelaide Glover and Miss Lorena McLelia-vi. teachers at Sim-

THE yyaglglaly. __UHARLO'I"I‘ETOWN

Red Cross Campaign Meeting Held At S’side

Oblef Justice Thane A. camp- bell was the chlef speaks;- l“; evening at the organization meet- ing o! the Red Cross captains and annvassers held in St. Marybrliail, Summe aide.

Mr. A- S- 809K318. Summeraide "Willi-Ill manager, presided at the 111965118. which was attended- by a large number of the workers who will solicit during the coming week iunds to meet the local objective oi $3.000.

Iartakcn 0d a must enjoyable banquet served by the ladies of the Sllmmerslge Branch of the Red Cross Society, Mr. Hopkins called upon the guest speaker who reminded his aud- ience that it was not necessary to dwell on the outstanding services rendered by the Red Cross during the war years, the saving at lives both in the armed services and among civilians. This splendid record need not be indicated, the proud record oi the Society ‘is familiar to all. Mr. Campbell bald the workers that one of the diffi- cillu" they will meet. one of the arguments they will have to con- tend with, is that thc war is over, that people are tired oi the large number 0i appeals made upon the public. He reminded all that the work of the Red Cross did not end with the end oi the war, but is continued into peacetime and while the amount of money rc- qulred is not so great their work must continue to go on, such as the continued care oi disabled vet- erans, the aitermath oi war. All are familiar, he continued, -with the great number of lives saved by blood transfusions and the Society has undertaken to continue this great work on even a larger scale and now the objective is that these transfusions be made iree to all. Other lilies oi activity such as Red Cross outpost hospitals, treatment of crippled children, and disastertreliei were mentioned by the speaker. \\.m closed with the assurance oi his belief that the local objective would mcet with a generous response from the public.

His Worship Mayor J. F. Arnetl reicrred to the splendid work oi the local Branch of the Red Cross, which kept up its activities even though the war has ended. Mayor Arnett said he ieit assured that tile local objective would not only be met but as in fornler years oversubscribed. _

Mr. Hugh Morrison, chairman oi the special names committee gave a most encouraging report oi the work of his.committee and stated that up to the present seven men have collected $1.154. Mr. Mor- rison moved a hearty vote oi thanks, which was seconded by Mr William Currie, to the ladies, or the Red Cross for the very excel lent supper. The vote oi thanks was graciously accepted by Mrs

bers.

New Annan Shocked By Sudden Death

The community of New Annan and surrounding districts was deeply shocked to learn of the sudden passing Sunday at his home of one of its most highly respected citizens, Mr. J. Percy Marchbank at’ the age oi 70. Al- though the deceased had been seriously ill lest iall he lppugnt. 1y had recovered and his unex- Deeted death, iollowing a heart at- tack, came as a crushing blow to his family and friends.

There are leit to cherish his memory his widow, the iormer Maye Cairns of Freetown, one son, John. three daughters, Mrs. John S. Scott, Mrs. Wyman Cairns and Mrs. Kenneth Machean, one

Mrs. Robert Crozier, and the Misses Jennie and limmelinc Msrchbank.

‘The iuneral will be held on Wednesday, April ‘l. at 2 p.m. from his late residence. The interment will be in North Bedeque ceme- teryn-S.

Markets At A Glance

(Canadian Press)

‘Toronto-Stocks higher; leading stocks made good gains.

Montreal-Stocks mixed; changes narrow. New York-Stocks steady; se- lected oils, rails higher.

price

.. SAVES IIIONING '..

Willie slip covers are siill damp, iron just the flounces and then work the damp slip cover over thc chair. This produces a more even. tipllter iit.0 .

ively. attended the Teachers‘ Con- yen-ton in Charlottetown-K.

-Mr. J. Weeks Mlsmhy. Principal of Kensington School was an 1t- tendant at the Teachers’ Conven- tion in Charlottetown thLs week.

-x. rerun’:

Ernest Mill on behalf of thc mcm-W S

brother, James, and three sisters,

Galvanized

TDBSI PAILS

Brooms . Royal Standard 1,50 Peacock - a . 19g

Wet Mops» B oz.59c 8 oz. 69c

Dusting Mops

Smallmans is your Headquart-

FLO0IlWAX "a" "l" Shinolo,per|b.iin .38 GIO-COBI’, P" 11"" I-Io Climax 30 GIWCW", P" PI" 59 Absorene .. .22 0. C. Liquid Wox, per qt. .98 O. C. Liquid Wox, per pi. J9 _ Dicudoo...... .25 Weighted (I5 lbs.) 3.98 ' —-—- (Dicodoo . . . . . . . . . . . .. .05 FLDDR CLEANER Johnson's, l-Z gal. .69 Johnson's, per gallon .98 Per pound . . . . . . . . . . .. .22

SPEED EASY

Thins one gallon Speed Easy makes up to 1 1-2 gai- lona of paint-

Drlea In l hour-Then you can‘ replace cur- tains and furniture.

1-4_ an. 1_.3[]

ers ior Cleaning, Painting and Decorating Materials.

0ne Boat Magic For Walls

One cost covers-one coat Is usually enough over wallpaper, wall- board, plaster, concrete or brick.

Easy to Wash - after about 2 weeks you can wash Speed Easy with mild soap and water.

1 Gal. 4,50

with water -

Acema - - - 1,35 B. Graft w.» 1_5(| Banners e .—. L51]

Scrub Brushes

15c and 35c

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White (bulk) per lb. Colors (5 lb. pkg.)

White, lb. .12

WNITE SNELLAG

1-2 Plnt '- e 65c 1-4 Gallon - - 1.05 Par Gallon - - 6.15. .

ite Gasin Paint .20 1.15

Colors (It lb.) JO

STEP LADDERS Sfoot 4.50 Gfoot 5.25 8 loot 1.25

STEP STOOL Kitchen Step Stool - - - 08c

I C.I.L. PAINT, VARNISH, ETC.——

° Flat Wall Paint and Gilux Enamels ° Paint Removers‘ Paint Brushes ° Muresch Brushes

SMALLMAII‘ _

Price ls

' Semi-Gloss ' liulux White ' Varnish Stains

Matched YIltIl Duality i

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1946 CHEVROLET (Maple Lea!) 2% TON

May be eeea at Iaelver‘: Service Station. Sunnereldo-

I offer for sole my Fem oi Freetown, consisting of I25 acres,

i500 Pioneer .... .. 400 Preston .- 100 Proprietary .._... i3 i-2 sooo Que Lab .. . so _ _ mo Que Man 1o m high mm of cultivation.

This form is situated on the main Freetown Highway, only I0 miles from Summerside end 1% miles from Freetown Station, neor churches, school, stores, etc.

The buildings ere in good repoir and include o new Dutch . Colonial House of l2 rooms-ell hardwood floors, fireplace, Iioi end cold water, wired for electricity, furnace, ond modern in every

Freetown, P. E. I.

310 Quecnont .-_- .._. 13 i500 Reeves .. _.- Mining zoo s... __ __ _ Produce at , goo 210mm» - _ - g: l4 SINALLIAII S __ 00 xana _..... .._ i i , m RoyalBk...______ 24 F (“munw ‘m’ P“ ‘I ssoo Rupununi .. __ _ 151-2 Mon-ramp. April e - (om- N E l‘ E

- 1000 MacLeod .. 118 200 San Ant _. 400 Produce prices quoted here today o whit. H“ el n,

2000 Madsen . - 3000 Sand River .. . 05 3 4 u-ei-e reported by the Dominion ,, . n" e e

sooo Mal a: . 184 sooo Sannorln .. _.. __ 1o Department o! Agriculture as iol- 36 Wldfll- P" Yflld -45 1500 Marcus .. l4 11500 Senator _.. _... 42 i-2 lows: . wh. I

4000 Martin . o4 i-4 zoo Sheep Or - .._._ 10s "We F flrlneletie

as McIntyre _. - sl i-4 us: Bherritt __ _.._ 1a: m”; n“ w“, A i“. 4,4 1.; 27 width, berm quality.

2600 McKenzie _... .. 50 1-2 7500 Silver Mill .._ _.. .._. 30 45; med 4.2 I-Z-Li; A pallets ti; per yard 45 14000 McMarmac m. .. iailien .... .. _..... .._- 29 B 40-40 1-2; C 33-44. '

550 Mill C01‘? "l8" ~ - Butter: Wholesale Que pasteur- - .

2100 Mylamsque _-.- - .. 171-0 2100 Statratt ...._ __ -_ '15 ma. fresh and storage no i s1 W‘, '1‘ “Q "DI" I‘ woo Nexus _.- . no moo Steep Ra _.. _... . 21o 3-4. Current receipts Que no 1 llmlr the qunnhry to any 6900 New Cal -.- - 195 _- pasteurized 67; no 2 60. First grade one Customer, 25500 New Nor: .. 20 2400 Sylvanite .... .. _... _.. 159 creamery print job price 69-09 30408 New Pacaitl. 2500 Thom Lund 36 l-4; solids 68-60 1-4.

280 Noranda 8500 Thurbois . 07

3455 Normetsi I000 Upp Can . .. 1B3 Cheese: Wholesale current make

8000 Norpick _..... .1... 1700 Un Keno H .. 150 western white and colored 34-34

1800 OBfleIl -»-- -- 300 Vulture! 1-2 nominal. No other prices estab- 29200 Ogama .._... _... .._... 85 2500 Waite Llshed. I g I 5350 Okaita . 124 12000 Wingait Potatoes: Que no 1 email 135..

2000 Omega 200 Wright Ha 1.35; NB no 1 75 lbs 2.40-2.50‘, no

1500 Orlac .. 833 Ymlr .. . 05 i-2 2 2.10-2.25; PEI no l '15 lbs 2.60, 13100 Osislw CURB Manitoba no 1 2.00. 11000 Orulske .- 100 Ibothills 320

4000 Psmofii: . _... ..- 1N

2000 Pen y .._ 121-2 -- w FARM FOR sans: All

2250 Pickle Crow .._ _... 205

Summer-side

Q respect.

Th“ m“ ""‘h:°“' Pf‘: Mey be purchased immediately cum,“ ‘wzum. ooln leieiy ovlila an . ' Office “£54m”. n" my“, “a For further particulars contact v onmlmam,“ o er Ilieaee.