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FEBRUAQY _ 10. 1948 .

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SUMMERS")! and News, Subeorlptl

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Toron vines Grocery. iiiuelell

alum Mia-pay. us‘ Hanover Street. and. Geflrge-Clow. 125 Ottawa Street. ‘

lllay be bought at any o! the

flookstore. Water Street; Gonrliee Drugstore. h, ggq-y, Water Street: Mark Gaudet, 87 Granville Street; Street; Alyro Doncetto‘: Grocery, Second Street; Motor Transport. Water Street.

PRINCE COUNT! one. Advertising.

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(‘YTT c: Guardian vrlll be delivered to any home in

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Amateur or‘ cons. arrived. W111 be delivering today and Tuuday in Borden. Norman Ailen.

Phone 13-

_.BUFFALO IIOBES and Horse Rug; 10% discount at Burns, Mal- pdlili‘. '

Amount: mu ow TIME pssClNG Larkids Restaurant.

Kcqsiiigton, ‘Tuesday night.» Feb 10, hast dance until after Lent.

»—4A‘IAYOR ARNETT ILL-Mag M .1. F. Arnett of Bumnierside .s maimed to his home for the put yew (lays with a DOM-S. v

....'l‘llli FUNERAL of the late suniiiei G. Corney will be held this afternoon from the Bowness I-‘uncrai Home to tho United church, with services at 2 p.111.

JOILRECTION -— '1‘he report u! the memorial service durin’; prwbyrterial held in summerside should have read: "The flowers. which were donated by M12. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald and Mr. John Rogerson and family, were placed in loving memory of all the ina-nbers who have been called 1,0 higher service during the year."

_.m HOSPITAL - Mrs. John Murray of Summerside is a pa- tirnt in the Prince County Hos- plLfli with minor injuries recei\'- ed in an accident at North Bede- que sunday evening. She receiv- ed a cut on the head and was shaken up when the ear in which she was a passenger was in col- lision with a motor truck during n severe snow storm. The car was 1.5.1.1; difficulty in a snow drii" when it was struck from. behind by l truck. Other -, ma: - in the ca: were shaken up but not otherwise iniured-S. ‘

-Y'S MEN'S MEETING - Dr. J01", Muqqeili was guest speaker at the regular meeting o1 the Y's lileii‘: club on Thursday nisht B! the Olympia Restaurant. l-le gave g very interesting address on the changes which hive taken PM" in the treatment of various ditt- gases in the past twenty-five years- Mr. Simmons of the Community’ Concert Association spoke briefly. thanking the club for the support “my had given the Community Concert Association of Sumner- side. It was decided to hold ladies’ night next week. — S.

Personals

-—Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan was a visitor to Summarside ‘Thursday.

1---Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur of Bunimerside left on Sunday b)‘ plane for Montreal. — S.

_Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur Summerside. left Saturday b!‘ plane for Montreal and expect to return by the coming week end -8.

-Mrs. Clara M. Gordon left on Monday morning for Montague to attend the funeral of her mother- in-lsw. Mrs. Alfred Gordon who peered away on Sunday. Feb. 8th. --G.

‘ rrw FOR SALE

NEAR FBEETOWN

‘l room cottage, with or without furniture. Long shed and toilet. wood house, about l acre land. Abbie and char?! Woes. Rhubarb. illllberry. and ptrawherries. Can "PD hens. Largogarden. Lumber end eand included for . , ‘ . Low i"'|¢e for cash.

Owner leaving.

MRS. C. A. FOLEY. Freetown R2. \

--CAltltO'i‘S FOR. SALE. - Rex. Dawson, Albany, P. E. i.

—I'0B SALE-Massey Harris 1% horsepower engine, in perfect rvorking order. May he seen at Vocational Wing or apply 292 Grafton 5b., Charlottetown.

—CAR,D PARTY at K. of C. Home Tuesday, Feb. 10. Every- body welcome. Refreshlhenls. Ad- mission 50 cents.

-FOR SALE-will Ford special deluxe sedan with heater and de- irosters. Apply 141 Summer St. or phone 41-1. Summer-side.

--WILL L. 0. GAUDET. holder of lucky ticket No. i726, on Sum- merside Hockey League washing machine lottery, please present his ticket to Harold Mclvor.

—YIOCKI:IY Bcdeque Rink Wed- nesday, Jan. 11th, south shore League. Middleton Bombers vs. Freer/awn Royals.

ALBANY JUBILEE W. i.

Tlhe regular meeting of Albany Jubilee Women's Institute W115 held at the home of Mrs. Earl Boulter, Tuesday evening, Feb. 3. The president, Mrs. E. V. Mac- Leod presiding. Meeting opened by singing the Song of the Coun- try Woman. Roll call was answer- ed by naming a Canadian town. and what it was noted for. Ten members and two visitors were present. Committees gave reports and new ones were appointed. A letter of thanks was received from Albany Hockey Club for donation of money. Two parcels of print were received as donations to the Instltue. The program consisted of an auction with Mrs. Stirling McKay as auctioneer. The sum of thirteen dollars was realized. After a sociabie chat Mrs. Boulter served a dainty lunoh and nil wended their way home looking forward to the xiext meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Stirling McKay. Rqil f"'.il to he aziswei-ei

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-b'tarring- iiiAitGAllliT LOCKWOOD MICHAEL RENNIE VIC OLIVER.

Also SPECIAL ATTRACTION

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“ When your throat rattles and your chest feels oppressed due to a liezivy cold, use‘ u modern medicine-one that 1's fully reliablc-— treat yourself with Poison's Cough Syrup, it lieipe you in this way-to clear the throat of phlegm-to curb hacking" and coughing-do ease chest-tightness and relieve sore- ness from the bronchial tubes. To get fast and glorious livlp for your Cough or Cold, rely upion‘. Poleon’a Cough Syrup w ich is available in any good Chemist's shop in 35c bottles.

PULSU 'S CUUGH SYRUP

L; ...._.___ 4A FARM FUR SALE I50 acres of lond--l.l0 in

high state of cultivation; bul- once covered with. wood and lumber. This form is well wal- ered, situated on improved, road- ln Middleton, l l-2 miles from Kinkora. Near schools, church and shipping. Buildings in good repair, equipped with electricity and u new hot ‘water heating system.

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Vith CAVlAR-qthereal, blaok itulstau Caviar is 1.10 for a l-ounce Jar, the red Seinson Roe Caviar is i5 eente for a t-eunce Jar-Portuguese ANCHOVIEQ in oil, either flat er relied with capers are 30 cents a tin mo anchovy rnsra "in m ounce Jars is as iltiltl ....Theao mu "alts will make your-“party the “Beet of the Year"! So get them today iron the Grocery Department.

MEN Aim 30ml who en's weer Department hae lust unpack. Ihlaneut elrulca l. OOMBWATIONE-“Tilil endorse" I full range of sites-it's the heavy-weight kind that will keen VIM‘ in this nit-lore weather. The Milan's Combinations are Ml a_ suit. the Boys’ Combinations are 1.90 a suit. We don't ese toJast iong-eeyfer Iieeoe lined Combination ehw "i! in the Men's Wear Department.-

IAIIOITIII have than bares-lo. if you're thinklnl “Miillgeoo-‘ltbe ‘Dihlflldlillllllilmltedllllliltfltth twiarelee et lessettee u: stool-the materiel.

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Baas m FARMERS

More than 35.000 rototlllers, a new machine which plows, dim; and narrows in one operation are in use on United Sti-tes farms,

LONDON - tCP)—The first ofa new fleet oi caravan dispcngnrigg i0!‘ fllfi-nais. foirncd to commemor- uto the services of animal; 3nd blessed

birds during the war, was ‘by the Dean of Westminster.

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‘me Wonum‘: "W-sslonary Society o! the United Baptist Qiumh met Feb. 5th

members. The President, Mrs. Den Smailunam presided. A fine pro- gram was presented. The members 04f the Program Committee were Mn. Earl Jelly. Mrs. Sheri-r. Mrs. Melvin nine. Deli:- lous. reftealtmen/z; were served at tho close by the trustees assisted by several of the ladies.

‘line Woman's Misiooiary Soc- iety- of the United Church met on ‘Iii-iursday afternoon Feb. 5th at the hone of Mr.» and Mrs. A..l. There was a splendid turnout of members. The Vice- prestdent, Mrs. Robert Woodslde prodded. ‘rhe devotional was in charge of Mrs. W. G. Dickscrn. Sev- eral oharpters of the Study Book entitled "Great is the Company" were effectively given by Mrs. A. J. Matheson. A very fine ireportcf the ' recent W.M.S. Presbyteria-l which was held in Summerslde was give-n by “ti-s. Bruce MacD-su- gall. Plans ivere completed for the annual Wonuns World's Day of Prayer which will be held in the United Church cri Friday, Feb. 13th.

The Mission Circle o! the Unit- ed Church mot at tulle manse in iIYLeary on Thursday might, Feb. 5th. ‘Iihere was a very large at- tendance of the young wcmeh of the Church with murrubers caning not only from 0‘l..eary but also from Unicnva-le and Knuitsford. The President. Mrs. Innis Berxvard presided. A fine devotional was given by Mrs. Edwin Turner, Mrs. Harry Adams was heard in invin- teresting report c-n t-he recent Presbyterial which was held in Simmer-side. 'l‘he'Roll Call was ems-cred by each young lady Jiv- ing an article of an infants layette which will be sent to Dr. Florence Murray in Korea. Dr. Murray tool: her preliminary education i. O'- Leary while tier father vraythe Minister of the Presbyterian (now the Unlmdi Church. The different convenors spoke about. the work of their departments. The Minister. Rev. Warren G. Dickson. B.A.. then installed 'the following officers for i948 in the very 'l1i*'_')'l'2SSl\'E instal- lation ritual of the Winians Mis- sion-ery Society.‘ President, Mrs. Louis Bernard: vice-president. Miss Hester Boatesz-sedy. Miss Eva J. lviacbenhan; tvedsurzr. Mrs. Heebert Vatcher. The following are the Convenors, Missionary men-only, Miss Jean Kennedy. Oluistian stewardship, Mrs Ekiwin Turnery Christian friendship. Mrs. G.L. Dewar. Svurprrxiy. Mrs. Stanley Dunville; temperance. Mrs. R. Adams. Advisory president. Mrs. W. G. Dickson. Delicious l f-resl-im ‘ were served at the close. ‘This Sroup of missionary minded young ladies ralee a lerwexalmount each year for missionary purposes and have interesting arid instructive meet- urge-S. »

LMOUNT TRYON CHRISTMAS _ CONCERT

' The Christmas concert was held in Mount Tryorl School which was nieelydeoorated with a Christmas tree oevilWlhI a corner in the S0ll00i"l‘00i1l.,AM'. Vernon Martin announced the various numbers on the programme which was prepared by the teacher, Miss Teresa McKenno. Santa Claus ap- peered on the eoene and present- ed the presents, candy and apples to the pupils and after wishing all a, Merry Ohrlstrns and a Happy New Year he deported. Following lathe programme. , Welcome by Vivian Martin. Opening Chorus. Christmas

Belle. ,

.. Recitation. Not lo Easy by Helen Warren. - ‘Recitation. Instead of a Stock in: byEverett Martin.

.Due“t by Grade IX girls, Here comes Santa Claus; Encore. White Christmas.

Dialogue, ‘Four Little Grandmas. . Recitation. Letter To Santa clans-by Preston Warren. , Merry Christmas Drill by l4 pupils. . '

» tlan, Santa Claus and The Mouse. by Jack Mayhew.

Duet. Paper of Pins by Vivian ‘dflverett Martin; encore, Step nee. . . .

Dialogue, A Joker in Disgrace. jtecitetion, Family flroubles by Amy Noonen. .

_ itetlon, _.Kltty‘e Present by Warren. . -

Duet. Brand an MY Aleart by Gracia 1X girls: lideort. Just Aeroiaflth! Bridle of Gold. flflflpcitatton, Merry Christmas by

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Ohsrlette Reopen.

jleeititioh. ting Santa by Dorothy _Warr'en.- . .

Dltlte. Silent iIilht. Holy Night bpcrade xx girls; encore, The Hrstltowoll. missing" fOhorus. Old Santa Cloris.

‘Greeting ‘we. oieus by three

_' ‘of God have the . _e programme brought to ageless v . . - " _ non‘ "annea- mnlaua Mdrlyllpelcles‘ of sharks " don't

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Prominent Resident

The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on February Ith at John A. Gallant, Bowlan, after an illness of about s. week, The late Mr. Gallant, who was ‘l2 years old, was a. highly respected ferm- er residing at Howlan since i025. Previous to his coming to the Province with his family he lived in the United States where foo acme years he was employed as e railway operator. During his life at I-lowlan he made many friends who will learn with regret of his passing.

He leaves to mourn his widow, the former Zelle Guudet." and the following sons and daughters: Fred in New York; Oscar, south Paris. Me.; Clifford, Charlotte'- town; kora; Mrs. Elmer Plneau‘ (Evan, Sizmi-nerside; Mrs. Gabriel Arsen- eult (Emily), Howlah; Mrs. Joa- eph Gallant (Bertha), Plusville.

Tile funeral will be held \A’ed- nesday morning at 9 o'clock from his late residence. - S.

. -...\ in Memos-tam RUSSEHBURNS

The death of Russell S. Burns occurred on January 9th., 194a at his home in Freetown. Born on December 11th.. i882. he was a son of the late \VilliEm Burns and Ellen Baker Burns. Practically all his lfe hadbeen spent on the old homestead, Freetown. until about three years ago, paving to lll health, he had to give up farming. Since that time he had been a great suf- ferer, but he bore it ell with Christian ‘fortitude, seeming to accept suffering 9s his lot.

Russell possessed many fine qualities; his humor and original wit won for him countless friends. both old and young. Nothing seem- ed too much trouble to hlrn and his generosity and kind-hearted acts will long be remembered by all who were privileged to know him. He was active in all commun- ity affairs and also church activ- ties. For years he had been a member of the choir and was on the board of stewards of the Un- ited ChurchJSt kind friend and neighbor is gone; he will be miss- ed ln the community but in the home that: presence of a kind fa- ther anll husband will be most keenly felt.

Left to _m0urn are his wife, the former Anna Rogers of Bedeque and his two sons, Ralph R.,"of Freetown. and wlfred S. of sim- mersidc. Of a large family only one sister, Mrs. Charlotte Scott, of Maine. and two brothers, Arthur of

Dr. Gibert Gallant, Kiln‘

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[Blot Iblilnllll u; peppy q yo. Try %:'udol aoleiyogon%.rlelllaiehwef'ls-e¥d which man! luau and women eat] "old." Try e.~s~-'-'.-ra'~'.....=-'-.e.o-:r “use: rereeledsUlei-unereoevervewd" ' D. Stewart 133 B. Bearisto . 149 K. Sutton .. .. 1g; '1‘0tal~2523. Team Ne. a- W. Bradshaw . 175 w; G. Hogg g4 1| D. Henderson . 139 119 C. Palmer 130 141 Low Score —I4‘» . 135 1;; arm-um.

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~Team No. 8- L. MacDonald ..

High single viola Alien 214. 311d h-lSh single Irene Sllliphant

Results- of Commercial Bowling League played on Wednesday night at the Capitol Bowling 'A.l- leyS. Summerside.

High single A. Harris 314. 2nd high single D. Underwood 27'! High three A. l-larrls 872. 2nd high three S. McDonad _’ll8.

Air Force N0. 1- A. Lamont .D. Carson H. Vincent P. Mlckus' . Low Score __

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Lucky Strikes:-

Charlottciown, and Joseph of Bos- ton are left to cherish his memory. Following a short service at the home of his son Ralph. his remains, were taken to the United Church where the service was continued by his pastor, Rev. R. Wagner assist- ed by Revs. Batten o! Bedeque Baptist Church nnd Sullivan of Simmer-side United Church. Com- forting words to the bereaved and to the large congregation were brought by Rev. Mr. Sullivan. Re- quested hymns of the deceased were sung by a mixed choir; "rm-eve.- Wilh the Lord." and "Lead Kind- ly Light." A solo. "When I Go Hamel. was Ieelingly rendered by Mr. J.B. Lewis. The hymn "Good. night" was sung at the graveside. The pail bearers were: John Lewis. Ray Lidstone, Donald Baker, Roy Burns, Prank Deacon and Preston Reeves. Interment was in the fem- lly plot 6! the Freetown People's Cemetery. Many ‘beautiful flow- ers and essages of sympathy were extended to Lhe bereaved family. '

STIIIEEYILIIIG

IIOLMAWS BUMMERSIDI BOWLING LEAGUE

February 5. 1948.

J. Harris .. .. H. Milligan A. Matheson L. Harris Total—2209. Lumberjacks:- S. Arsenoult . . .. A. G. Gauant . J. McKinnon . A. Gallant- .. Total-lath). RICQIILIHQ'SZ— S. McDonald E. Gallant ‘W. Arsenault R. Morrison .. E. McQuarrie Total-ZMS. Bankers:- K. RDKGYBOTI F. S. Mulklns R. E. Jardine W. E. MazAuslanfi low Score . Total-EN. Teachers:- E. Pineau ... D. Lidstone N. McDonald ..._ ..l P. MeNelll ............. .137

Tbtal~—-1'l28. Donghboys:

A Arsenault L. 3 C. Wedge E. 150 Joe Arsenauit B. -~ ldn D. Harkness .... .. R. Arsenault i8’) L. Palmer . 1:0 ilearthreakersz- V. Andrew . .. 137 i E. ‘Prainor Total-Trio. G. Bernard 1" ‘Bavldant B. Ailen .... .. 150 111 l. Gaudet 239 I54 '17 135 Trinity United.- W. Rogers . 140 l2S A- Hlfiifi V. Ailen .. . ".210 214 134 R. Caseley l. MacDonald . its 123 lll D. Underwood 'I‘otsl~2743. G. Gucrgls A. Brooks . Team No. 3— Total--326$. E. Arsenault St. hall's- T. Pincau Low Score W. Cousins P. Peters Biscuits E. Gallant F. Chase . S.‘ Gallant D. Murray TmMacNeili ‘Iiotal-WSS. Total-IBM. Team No. t- i. Billiphant W. liogg W. MacNevin B Mayhew E Gallant K. Duggan ............ .. Total-riot. A. Gallant S Bernard Team No. l- y L. Richard E. Palmer W. Woodeide

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