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DMMOND IWG3. .19 ” h d Mo... , Jewellers. MENU” me up: 0 bar!-

"uFE'.. scmx", "UIICBIIIII5 fljed-',SplS)ummersidn Bus stov-

1-H1-: TRADING past. summer- .de 1, me market for all house-

;!.,1d' furniture. Paying highest cash

prices.

REGULAR THURSDAY night xensinEl0"- Mus” by Deighan and Sunshine Boys. Ad- mission 50 cents.

gas will be received in- mTE.:oD pm. Thursday. Decem- ber 1511: for the position of ticket collector for the Bedeque Rink. -1-, J, lnman. secretary.

LETE Dorothy Gray coa- lline. Also large selection 5? other brands of cosmetic kits. perfumes. and cosmetics. Foley's Drug Store.

HIRAM R.B.P. 036 will hnl(dlNtlieir annual meeting in the 0......g.. Lodge Room.” Centgl Badeque. on Friday. ccem 1' wk. 3. 3 pm. A full attendance

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s lN COLLISION -- Two .;,;”if.,,,. 0'Leary travelling in 0m.,,5;ge directions were involved - Wm: '"”:.::::'.:. - r

ilfllgillnoggo. Tliseeacillent resulted when one of the cars reilarlei-"Y skidded sideways on the icy rend. Both cars were damaged and ...i.;1e the ocupants of both were 55-." up, no one was in.iured-

HOSPITAL AID MEETS - The Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital held its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday with the president, Mrs- Heath Strong, in the chair. A new floor pollsher was demonstrated. and the aid decided to buy it for the Nursea' Residence. Money was also voted for two vacuum cleaners for the hospital. Arrangements were made to purchase the customary Christ- mas gifts for the nurses. Plans were made for an afternoon tea

at the Nurses' Resid early in January. ' tC' .rus-r-ruin-r

DESCRIBED- IN THE ' 4,4 KODAK AD

READ STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP

SUMMERSIDE

Professional Cards Cha riercd

Accountants

T. Earle Hickey Canadian of Commerce

lnmmerside. P.E.l. Phna III

INSURANCE

REGENT THEATRE BLDD. lamina: st. Gamma:-alds

B. F. Hunter. lt.O. lnmnsersidc. P.E.l. - Phone sMAl.LMAN'8 BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant. B.Bc.. 0.D. In Water Street 8

- ummeraic llovc Maurice Mill's Men's Wear PHONE 85'

mg. T Photographers THE READ STUDIO jg w. suana

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DR. L. K. ZIELINSKI KENSINGTON, P.E.I.

-713086 in Office Hours: 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. 7:00 - 9:00 P.M.

V0 Office Hours-Thursday md Sunday except by ap- Dolntment.

Kinkora: Tuesday & Friday 4:30 - 5:30 P.M.

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Goat-la's Rasal

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"Mechanics lllus- hem

is requested. Cyril MacFarlane. night

I G d. CARD PARTY. Danlay lgall. Docemhc ID. IL? GIILI MEET - A meat- ing of the Gamma Chapter of the Susan:-laide Hi-Y Girls Club was eaday evening. December 13th. Elisabeth Nicholson. the pro- sldent, was in the chair. '11:: utca were read by tho :. Gloria Macwlillams and were ap- rovod. It was decided that the amma El-Y sweaters would be wine with white. Arlene Moore and Wiiberta MacFarlane were lP' pointed to act on the letterhead committee. rummage sale. which will he held Saturday after- noon ln Epworth hall and sponsor- cdbytheGamma ',trwaa also discussed. The meeting was then adjourned.

Legion Zone Rdly Held At Alberton

Brigadier G.K. Peakc. D.S.O.. E.D.. of Charlottetown was guest speaker at the annual meeting of the West Prince zone of the Can- adian Legion held at Alberton last

The meeting was conducted by the zone ommander. Rev. J. R. McMahon. who called on the presi- dent of the Alberton Branch. loltn C. Matthews. to welcome the large attendance of delegates and members from St. Anthony's. Tig- nish. O'Leary and Alberton.

Minutes were read by none secretary, R.D. Mcl(lnnon.

Reports were heard from four of the six branches comprising the zone and all showed great increas- es in Legion facilities and in com- munity work in their areas.

Brig. Peake was introduced by the chairman. Rev. J.R. McMahon and gave a comprehensive outline of problems concerning the defen- se of the North American contin- ent. Two factors. he stated. have changed the whole idea of war,

' weapons and guided mis- siles. The underlying causes of war were discussed by the speaker in an interesting and informative ad- dress. A 26-minute film on guided missiles was shown at the con- clusion of the guest speaker's lect- ure.

A vote of thanks to Brig. Peake was extended by Ivan Nicholson.

During the business part of the meeting Rev, J.R. McMahon was re-elected zone command and R.D. McKlnnon zone secretary. J, B. Macl(ay of 0'Leary Legion was nominated vice chairman.

A delicious lunch provided by members of the Alberton Legion. and a social evening followed.

Atnakro-N

Mrs. Wallace Hogan. Alberton. is visiting members of her family in Halifax.

Mrs. J. R. MacMahon. is con- fined to her home at Alberton by illness.

At the Aiberton Curling Club card party Tuesday evening there were seven tables in play. Win- ners In bridge were Mrs. H- D. Corbett and J. H. Myrlck. Con-

' ” prizes were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Elmore MacKay. Winners in auction were Mrs. Kay Coliinga and Cedric Hunter. Con- solation prizea were presented to Mrs. Lemuel Arsenault and Ed- ward Miilman, Jr. The hostesses were Ilrs. Herbert Matthews. Mrs. Fred Miliman. Mrs. John Roch- ford and Mrs. J. C. Matthewa- It

REGULAR 339.95 . . . . .

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St. Anthony's Legion Ironcll Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of It. Anth- ony's branch of the Canadian Lit ion was held Tuesday walls with the president, Pius Petal. presiding. The secretary's raput

min- was read and approved. Dues M

the ensuing year were set at saoo.

Officers for 1056 are: Praaiddl. Pius Peters, re-elected; vlca pront- dent, F. Arsenauit; secretary. Art- hur Plneau; sergeant-at-arms. Frank Pincau; welfare officer. Henry Peters; janitor. Joseph Pin-

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Bedeque Men's Suooer Meeting

The Men's Association of the Bedeque United Church held their December supper meeting in the church hall on Tuesday evening. Rev. G.A. Cowper-Smith asked grace, and all enjoyed a delicious meal served by the members of South Bedeque Y.W.A.

The president. Wilfred Craig presided and after a short sing- song a collection was taken to help defray the expenses of the delegate going to the boys' con- ference at Sackville.

A nominating committee was appointed to draw up next year's slate of officers. Mr. W-J. Reid was the guest speaker and gave a very interesting acount of his recent trip to England.

Hoarce Wright expressed the thanks of the gathering to the speake . and Ivan Dawson thanked the ladies for their work in pre- paring and serving the supper.

was announced that these weekly parties will be discontinued until after the holiday season.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. O. R Phillips entertained at a miscell- aneous shower in honor of Minn Verna Rayner. Pink and white streamers and bells formed an at tractive setting. The bride-to-be was assisted in opening the gifts by Mrs. Wesley Hardy andIMrs. George Gibson read the accomp anymg good wishes. Miss Rayner graciously expressed her thanks. During a pleasant evening Mrs. J. W. D. Campbell entertained the guests with instrumental renditions

hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ver- non England, Mrs. S. R. Camer- on. Mrs. George Gibson. Mrs. Ralph Rayner. Mrs. Thomas Phil- lips and Mrs. Earle Atkinson.

A joint Christmas meeting of the W. M. S. Auxiliary and the Lad- ies” Guild of Alberton congregation of the United Church of Canada, to which all ladies of the congrega- tion were lnvited, was held in the church hall last evening, Mrs. A, C. Green. president of the Auxi- liary and Mrs. 0- H. Phillips. pre- sident of the Guild conducted a worship service which included reading of Old and New Testa- ment scripture portions concerning the birth of Christ. and the sing. ing of Christmas carols. The nar- rator was Mrs. Fred Leard and soles were rendered by Mrs. Em-19 Atkinson. Miss Helen Bryan, and Mrs. John H. Wells. The prayer hymn "Come. Thou Long-Expect ed Jesus,” was read by Mrs. Thomas Phillips. At the close of the service all united in the pray- er of general thanksgiving. Hall decorations and the worship centre were in keeping with the Christ- mas festival. At the close of the meeting a social time was enjoy- ed and refreshments were served.

MEN'S ALI. WOOL VELOUR mo rwsrn

OVERCOATS

i . .In single breasted style, slash pockets. Colors Brown. Grey. 3100

Grey and Medium Brown. Sizes 35 to 44.

.. 25.00

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of Christmas carols- In serving the ad

Vancouver M

vaxoouvnn (cm - "Up. up" apottarl

price was 170 a lot leutitia mutatlfon skins owngl o .

as sapphire. brought U1.

Theo Pappaa, president of the auction firm. said Wednesday the second sale will be held Dec. 29. "It will he the largest offering ever made in Canada." he added.

QUIET AUCTION! Sonia M.000 pelts are to be of- fered at an average value of about 82,500,000. The sales are conducted in a calm unknown at most other typu of auctions . "The buyers don't any any-

AMED OUTSTANDING DRAMA CAPITAL SUMMERSIDE

"Untamed" gives a new mean- ing to the era of big pictures. In a time of many notable films. the Capital Theatre's new attraction stands out as one of the most un- iqu-L ” ” i ” J as much by its grandeur of scale as its degree of sucess. Produced in Cinemascope with color by Delauxe and starring Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward and Richard Egan. "Untamed" comes with built-in name power. and will fully impress all who are drawn to it.

The story of the irresistible as- sion of a headstrong Irish gir for a leader of the Boers. set in the middle of the 19th century, "Un- tamed" was largey filmed in its actual South African locations which remain unchanged by time. Director Henry King led a huge crew of technicians on a three- month trip to Africa. where most

Total Almost Two Million

M Legion And Sac "10 Coder Corps Will

”'" Visit Orphonogos

ink Fur Sale

HIGH

though. anothertouchhlaaar.andattllan- other look up and stare at me. "There's anothar man who's bid- ding when he's got a c ar in his mouth. When he talus out. ha stops bidding."

A committee of the Summeraide branch No. 5 of the canadian Le ion. together with the Summers! gag cadet. carpi band which I! sponsored by the Summerside Leg-

urpbanages and will also visit the Provincial Sanatorlum on Sunday afternoon, December 18th., in ac- cordance with plans made at the legIon's annual meeting on Mon-

lon. will visit the children of both -

Thursday, Dec. 15, 1955 The Guardian Page 15

side at 12.45 on Sunday afternoon. PRlNTERS' INK

Members of the Legion committee

Hogan, and Victor Sanderson 8. than 1958.

Canadian production of printarl' who will acompany the band will inks was 26,854,350 pounds in 1954. include Lester Jenkins, Charles more than 1.000.000 pound! highs

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Atkinson's Modern Beauty Salon ALBERTON Offers Christmal speolala

A gglgghl, Down I-avsalsrr

Will deliver any of the lust-Right Kodak Gifts described in the 4: gig KODAK AD

THE BOATES PHARMACY

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day night in Summerside. In the visit to the ua manages the group will be aeompanied by Old Santa who will present indivi- dual gifts to all the children in both St. Vincent's Orphanage and Mount Herbert Orphanage. A further treat for the children will be a short band concert pre sented by the band of the sea cadet corps under the direction of bandmaster Sub-Lt. Gabriel Chais- son. Following this, the group will conclude their visit to Charlotte- town with a call at the Provincial Sanatorlum where the sea cadet band will present a musical band concert for the patients. . The party will leave Summer-i

"'CAMEO”

KENSINGTON

Wed.-Thur. 7:15 8: 9:15. A drama of teen-age terror! The pretty teacher! The kid with the switch blade knife! They turned a school into a jungle! The scream in thel darkened sohoolroom! You'll see it all in -

”BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" The story they said was too hot to film. Starring Glenn Ford. Anne Francis. Louis Caihern and Margaret Hayes. Bank Night drawing worth possible 855.00.

of the exteriors were photograph-

Vkaad the details in the Bigmlfodislr Ad... than stop in here and sea than

EOI.EY'S DRUG STORE

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SALE SALE

Myricks Alberton Ltd. ALBERT OH

R. M. A. SALE

STARTING DECEMBER 15

In addition there will be great bargains in oth- er goods not listed in this sale. such as 10 per cent Discount on all Christmas Goods. Candy. Dry Goods. Rubber Footwear, 'Boots and Shoes. Also many marked down Specials in Clothing and other art- icles.

SALE -

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CONTINUING UNTIL CHRISTMAS. STORE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTER- NOON S. DECEMBER 14th and 21st.

'REGEN'r to-main 1.15 - 9.15

SHIRTS

In large assortment of colors and Sizes 8 to 16years.

neat check!-

1.98

Boys'; Flannel

SHIRTS

yoke. 6 to 16 years.

Boys' Flannel

I l ids and plains with aatin " pa Sanforized shrunk. She mm at.

tlons. 10

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Boys' TOGUES

In all the bright color combina-

oolors to choose from.

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FRIDAY.3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15; SATURDAY 7:15 - 9:15

on all types of PERMANENT! DECEMBER 15 - DEGIMBIB I

FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE T-I

NOTE CHANGE OF DAY

MONTHLY IMMUNIZATION 'oL1N1o AT svsmnnsmn nmnrn cnnrnn mmar, DECEMBER mas , s:oo - 4:30 rm.

NOT FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30th

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TODAY (Thursday) - FRIDAY - SATURDAY

Shows 7:15 - 9:15: Matinee Today 3:30; Saturday 2:30 Evenings 60c and 50c; Matmees 50c and 25c

IT'S ArmcoLossAI.! CIuemCscopE

20th tlitilijill FOX presents

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Color by HE Llllf stauing TYRDNE POWER SUSAN HAYWARD RICHARD EGAN

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ANNCAL KINSMEN TOY MAIINEE SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK

EACH CI-IILD MUST BRING A USEFUL ' UNWRAPPED TOY.

11:1?-Ila-uu anal-us aua-mu man i m&j;2H-Q?-HQ!-I-uuaunnul-a-Strut! THE ANSWER TO YOUR GIFT PROBLEMS-

nnonur mnarnr: our-r rscnarrs IN BOOKS or 60a to shoe.

See that pleased smile on CHRISTMAS MORNING with gifts our complete stock.

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CLOTHING

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THE ANSWER TO YOUR GIFT PROBLEM

GIFT BOOKS OF THEATRE TICKETS FROM SL00 TO S5.00

Now On Sale At Our Box Office.

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