* WESTERN

GUARDIAN

AGENTS: I. Elmer Murphy, ll! Hanover Street, and Gears: Glow. 00 Ottawa street. BUMMERSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News. Subscriptions, Advertising.

The Guardian may be bought at any of the

1% following atoroa

up. Bookstore. Water Street; Gourliea Druglforo. l1 Central Sir t; "canto Bnkerv- We!" 51ml: Mark Gludet. n Oranvllie Stmezt.

11c Guardian will be delivered to any home in Snmmeralde. curler Boy at. 2o per do! or Ito per week. Phone 259 for this lervloa I ‘m your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your routa

in Summer-aide:

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;.-DANCE in Brae mu Wednes- l -r onm lion. s.“ my “m: .

My night. June 4. Good music.

.-0NE REGISTERED Yorkshire h“; for lei-vice. Judson Black- more. Scsrletown.

L-ron BALE-Quantity Erban “ed oats. Scott Cairns. Freetown.

Juan) WANTED Apply rm. gunk Jenkins.’ 32 Granville St..

gummcrslde. _\V.»\NTED

Apply superintendent.

._Tl<lE ANNUAL MIBING of the Ladies Aid of the gounfv Hospital will be held

m» NtlrsPs Home on Wednesdayuithing.

3min 4. at 3 pm. _.BARN DOOR TRACK. Hang-

‘ -ron SALE. 1:351

of 101% acr ; l b Ambrose Farrell‘. 0:11:11 “l?

—IINSING 0N Y. P. U. will presmt their oncert at New 1.0m 4w. Friday. June em. t

—-CAR ASPHALT BHINGLES

idue to arrive tn a few days. see us

if" YOU-f requirements The Sum-

imerside Hardware Co,

-nonmsrtc nary warn-an

_ a!» Prim? COUMY bv day or week for tourist b01119, Hosppgl, maid for general fltitles.‘-Aigply Mulberry Lodge, s e.

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Summer-

-—l"0R. SALE. - Speed prospect.

Print-ell Budlong. 5 year old gelding. 1050 at lbs. sound. works perfectly in cvery- ‘

C. W. Cvoken, Emerald.

coach with natw tires, and

m and overhead Garage Door 5H5 ditloned motor. Prince County Mat- ovailahic n! The $u"'i‘m‘"5lde Hard-l or and Body Works. Summersidc.

wpre ('0.

_FOR SALE. Enterprise Mon- "(in range. Good condition. Apply 353 Cudftl‘ Ave.. Summerside, phone 4139-2.

._-§ll['i§'SllO(‘.l( liicctric Fenc- ers. in Standard and Senior Mod- cls. vrtmplrtt‘. iwith Battcrirs and Flgllngg available at The summer- side Hardware Co.

LFONIE AND SEE “Cyclone 5gp," comedy presented by Bide- iard Pin-tr; in King George Hall, Kcnszzxctnn. Thursday. June 5 at 330, sponsored h_v United Church choir.

—D.\RTMOUTH VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Don Mardonald and sc-n cf Dartmouth. N. 5.. t d rrlativcs in Kensington re- centlv. Mr. Nfacdonald is a nephew o! “Big Alex" hfurdonald the Prog. Conservative candidate in the com- lnr FPflCTfil election in Halifax City and rotmty. -K.

.r__ —POLICE COURT ~— In tilt!

Summerside Police Court yesterday]

morning before Stipendiary Magis- trntc l-T. l-l, strong. K.C.. amanvwas convicted oi drunkcn driving and the CH5!‘ was adjourned fcr a week tar sentence, Two drunks trove fin- ed $5.00 and costs and two more fmlcitcd their bail.—S_

-THREE CARS IN ACCIDENT -’I\vo atttomobilcs and a truck wcrc involved in an accizlont 0.1 Sunday night about 9.30 on thi- mai-‘n highway near the airport road at st. Eleanors. One car and the truck were in collision and shortly alter another car crashed into tltrm. One car and the truck were ltarllv damaged the other car suffered slight dan1agr.-S.

—NEW DEPARTMENT OPENS —'l‘he new furniture and house furnishings departments of Small- mans Ltd. Sunzc-ncrsidc. located in the former Strung building on

i Phone 719.

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l —SUPREME COURT OPENS- ThevJune term of the Supreme Court will open at tho Court House, Summerside this morning at 11 o‘clocl< with Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell DTESlGlYlg. There is only one criminal case on the docket, the Kim: vs. Law- rence Cahlll. robbery with via» lance-S.

-—-F‘UNERAI. OF MISS JEAN MacNElLL- The funeral uf tiic date Miss Joan Bell ltfacNetll was ‘held on Sunday afternccn from the home of he!’ brother, Mr. F‘. A MacNeill. Fitzroy Street. Summer- sirle. The service was conducted hf.-

cf the Summersl-de Prcshytcl Church. The pallbearers u 5e. lvtcssrs. Arthur Allen. Harry Hor- ltozi, Amos Hubley. Donald Baker. -Ralph Dodds and Dr. William Wocd. ‘Burial was tn the People‘; Cemetery.—S.

—PRESENTED WITH BIRTH- DABPGIFT-On Friday last. Mr. 'J. LteRoy Holman. of R. T. Hol- ‘man Ltd. Stimmrrsidc. was wai-t- ‘ed on hy his fellow directors of ,the firm and department manag- ers and presented with a Parker pen and pencil set, lt being his birthday. The presentation was made by Mr. W. G. Ellts_ man- ager of the china department. A: an expression of'his appreciation Mr.,Hclman had the followin: .letter sent to each of the DErsr-ns

concerned: Your thoughtfulness

and kind wishes on the occasion of my 65th birthday -has struck

"heme run" to a warm spot in my .heart and the Parker set hp: in- ideed permanently parked in rich-

est memory to evcr recall vour ltanglble friendliness. Please ac.- frept my warm thanks and deep

lapnvcci-atlon. J. LeRoy Hrlman.

the corner of Water and Central-

streets. opened for business at ten!

o'clock yesterday morning. Large crowds were present for the open- liig and all day many people visit- ed the store and it ls understood that sales reached a record amount. The furniture and electrical equip- ment rs located on the ground floor the ‘tailor being displayed in the raised section at trhe rear, ‘The dis- play cl those items of furniture was vcry complete and beautiful to look at being very artistically ar- ranged On the second flour is located the bedroom furniture and the b01156 furnishings department Which includes. wall paper. floor mvermzs. curtains and drapes. This Ms probably the busiest section of ‘he tvtv store being for most ofthe lay laterally jammed with people. The display of goods 0h this floor was al<r> very complete and most lttractlvcly arranged-S.

— CONFIRMATION ADMIN- ISTERED - The Sacrament of Confirmation was administered to a class of 388 children and eight adults in St. Paul's Church. Summerstde, on Sunday afternoon by His Excellency. Bishop James Boyle of Chsrlottetown. Follow- ing the administration of the Sac- rament Hls Excellency addressed the children and their parents with words of instruction. This was followed by Pontifical Bene- diction-of the Most Blessed Ba:- rament in which the Bishop was assisted by Rev. Howard Wight as deacon and Rev. Father McKenna as rub deacon. Bishop Boyle was accompanied from Charlottetown by Rev. J. W. McCardle. Rt. Rev. Mggr, G. J. MacLellan, pastor, was present in the sanctuary and assisted the Bishop durim! the administration of Confirmation.

—G. B. M.-

Get s COLEMAN CADD STOVE No. B-J for quick efficient cook- inr heal. This little Stove folds up compactly and can be canted like I suitcase. It is attractively ﬁnished in enamel and has back and aide

Oldsomobile l rccon- l

the Rev. Charles Cﬂfllvgy. pastor}

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“"“'suMMnts|os

TODAY (Monday) and TUESDAY

Also Comedy, Disney Cartoon | __Co1umb,a.s District Ab‘

and Muskal

Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Tuesday 3'30

l)6I";it)l1L!lS

""011 of Lfalpeque a to Summer-

' at ‘lurncr of Hope . wn and numer- .. ll Ix nsmgtcn. —K.

— r. Leo R: <1 o.’ Hope Rivcr was a visitor to Kensington on Saturday. -K.

—Mr, C-uy Houghton. Halifax, is spctidizig n few days with his mo- ther in SuntincrsirIe-S.

—Mrs. lifcrvlr. Knhlce and tn- fant son arrived by plane on Thursday from Ottawa to spend the summcr with hcr parents. Mr. and l\!l"=. J. L. Saunders of Ken- singtoti. MK.

-—Miss Amelia McLcllan and Miss Imelda McLellan. sistcr and niece c-f the late Bernard C. Mt-Lellain "f Indian River arrivcd by plane nn Sunday front Boston. Mass. tn he prcsenLat his funeral on Mon-

—Mv. and Mrs. Edward Larlrtn. son Clarence. and daughter Ber- nice of Grand River were Sunday visitors to Kcnsington.

-Mr. and Mrs. Arch Man/n of Burlrngto-n had as their weekend guests. the Misses Dorgan of Tig- nish.—K.

-DR. l.. G. DEWAR. Bcdcque. is attending the meeting of the Maritime Hospital Association tn Si. Andrews. N. B.. and will be absent. from his office until Sat- urday. June 7. '

' -l\fr. J. LcRoy Holman, Sum- mcrsidc. ls at present visiting

.Mcntreal and Ottz-nva. While in

Ottawa he will attend a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Bank of Canada-S.

-Mrs. A. B. L. Horne. ‘Mrs. J. LeRoy Holman, Mrs. James A. Hill and Mlsr Ella Gay of Bum- mersidfhave left on a motor trip through the Marlttmes. Return- ing with them to Halifax h Mia. H. T. Begg \\’llﬂ has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bic M$IL Summerslde-S.

"Pressed an opinion, base-f.

West Point Ferry Service . May Be Delayed

"It in quite possible um the pro- posed West mlnt-Buetouche ferry service will nct go 1m.) flpsralio“ hsivre the sPfiii! or ma", m, Sanford Fhtltips c: cud-y, pres, ldent o! West Point Fefrjg; Lil-L aid yesterday. although h. gﬂl] expressed hope that it can b, com. menced this Fall. no m4 bu" asked to comment on a current re. port that the service could nnt possibly start: this year. Pzevlous announcements have expressed hope that: operations would Commence for Old Home Week.

Mr. Phillips explained that a survey of the West Point site and of an alternative t-larbour about a mile east of West Point had bcen authorized by the Federal Depart- ment of Public Wrirlq and wguld commence about June 15th. “It will depend on the findings of this sit:- vey and the speed at. which tits Department. will ant." he said. n» to how soon the service touicl bc shifted. -

The Department had already; m. On fl Preliminary investigation of the situation. that there was not hut- ficcnt water at West Point to (om the type of boat proposrd to tr used and this survey wit! Clmiin the matter. ft will also show i.’ tl-“Bdllng is feasible or whither 1h: sand would rapidly fill ir. again. In the latter event a p331] wju 1 have to be built to prevent fi l:r_ . Mr. Phillips said that: the com. pany will likely 5o ahead wi t1 the . purchase cl’ two Us. Army land- lug barges and bring them up l'1'1‘Q_ They might be cmploytcc! at other work while the piers are living pllL

in readiness. -S. , OFFERS TOP-NOTCH ENTERTAINMENT VALUE

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rcosonubly priccd.

Biiiiilii

ltnrney." which opened yestcrclnv int the Capitol Theatre. rings the hell as a top-notch splendidly acted and cleverly directed hard- hltting melodrama which packs unusual moments of gripping sus- pcnse.

Based upon the popular Yflllli program "Mr. District Attorney" created by Phillips ll. Lord. thc picture reaches a terriﬁc pace of excitement and keeps it. up until the ﬁnal fade-out.

Starring toles arc pnrtraycd b‘! Dennis Q‘Keefe. Adolphe lvfenjotl. Marguerite Chapman and hiichacl O'Shca. with a ﬁne stipportttig cast which lists George Coulouris. Jcﬂ’ Donnell. Steven Geray. Ralph Morgan and John Kellogg.

Ian McLellan Hunter's swiftly- moving screenplay tells about an honest lawyer tOKeefe). assist- ant: to the district attorney tMen- v foui. who falls tn love with n ' beautiful girl only interested in money and povacv tCtiapn-tani.‘ Because of her. he fails in his prosecution of an important case. . m quarrels with his buss and iiualli’ . Institutes. 311s; Estella Bcxvness, F1155 UP o" “T9 wrong 5M9 or m‘? PEI. Tcachct": Fcdcmtion. Mt‘. law. A srrivs 0! MUITlETS and U“ I Frank Rana-cs. Fazzncrs‘ Fcdcra- t startling realization that hc's beenlmnh T)“ “._._ [Umlusd h. “ml

THE __CHARLOTTETOWN GUAKDIA§

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8 Till You Will Want To Take A Plunge In The Briny Ocean

Be Prepared And Get Your New

autumn sun NOW!"

Come to Smallmun’: Ltd. if you wish to be the outsiundinu liq- ure on the beach.

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I 1 a a Ladies Bathing Suits ‘ﬁes’ Bathing Suits in one-piece and two-piece stylﬂ I colorful cottons, nylons, silk, jersey, secyrsucker, sutins, rind

i These garments are all labeled by well known manufactur- ers, such as Juntzen, Beatrice Pine, Ttitcd Togs, elastic, all

In all shades lo mulch any suit you to 1 . . . . . . .. I

choose from .. .. ., .

Children’s Bathing Suits

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ALE BOTTLES PURCHASE

We cull for ale bottles.

an, Mrs. lit-rd Gatcsllwomctis i

lStencgrapher Wanted

Elly;

played T01‘ Pi SECRET brini 113111 liltshoivitir; nf tlic ltlm "Lt-wins in tuuantitv. pints amt quarts; hZan t

his senses bcforc it is tno lntcni

end he joins forces with the 11A-

again. W” - lOlilitm and ‘Wr. J. \V. Don Camp- “MK Alan Holman and Ahgsllicll. BCLOFU‘. rtdjottrnin; 3 vntc

Lillian Hogg of R. T. Holman l..td.._ r Hi1“ _ ‘ ' ! z V, U ‘ Sttmmerﬁirln. have loft for Mont- %fpcallgrgzxll,"knffkaaihlLfAci

dtierrilt Callazhan, Mrs.

real on a buying trill-S-

--Mrs. Mervin Kahle and baby have arrived from Ottawa to vi-slt hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Saunders, Kcnsiizgton. Her husband who ls in the R. C. A. F‘. has been transferred to Cent- ralia. Ont-S.

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The death occurred on Wednes- day, May 28. of Mr. Charles Sel- lick at. the advanced age of 98 years. The funeral was held from his late residence in Greenmount. P. E. I. to the Nazarene Church. Elmsdslo on Friday afternoon. In- terrnent in the Nazarene Cemetery.

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BY RUBBING IN b Bring! auiak rilzef. rf-i-‘Jfyiii; . mot-strung

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19-46 -

An education campaign meet- ing sponsored by the Prince Ed- ward Island Teacher's Federation. and Department of Education was

PUBLIC FCRU-M

held in the Wcmerrsdlnrtitutse Hall ‘ 011 Alberton on Thurs ay at o'- - clock p. m. There was fair num- . ber in attendance. Hts Worship.

Mayor C. r>rofit_ presided. Ad- At

dresses were given hy Mr. Lloyd W. Shaw, M. A., Director of Edu- i

CRAPAUB THEATRE

TYNE vttttev

Thursday. Juno 5th l AT 8:00 P.M.

trindshlelds far outdoor use. It haa a removable fuel tank and it. lights quickly and easily. A great many people use these Stoves in their, homes for quick cooking and they are wonderful to take with you on

liicnlca and flahln‘ m». Ior needy. mutated mkiur hut-the COLEMAN No. B-J la hard to but. Hardware Department.

l . i The Youth Cggfrq ha; s saving for you on GIBBS’ IIAINCOATS AND ('Al'ES. There la a wide selection from which to choose-Costa l and Cﬂllrl of plaids and plain colors in rubberiud fabrle-Reverslblea i "i tweed and corduroy in plain reds. blues-plaids and checks. The sire ranre is from 4 to 14x. These Coaia and Capes are marked l}; of! i the regular prices of 1.96 to 14.95. This is your lucky chance to pick l “P ‘ "MM. attractive Coat at this worthwhile saving prioe-l/s off! “mi-h Centre. l

n" GI’ l) arf. t hal Chi lliﬂ t and llelloloul In t "WED gills illsvrlrsllbrvs a3; anfua braullus in TOMATO “UClLaTheyre grand and the family will demand more! Ell! to "Hmfb-iult open a tin and heat slowly either in the oven or oven f" hm. Try a tin today-tho pm t. so oenla. sraarcs sauna

RAUT is another item worthy of your attention-this urlahlnl ‘5°i~'°'=bi=- hacked In large flna at u emu each. ia ruled with vii-min "W! with Pork or Irankfurfara. it makes a wonderful dinner. Groc- "7 Dﬂllrtment. y

"My white and delicate pastel Dlllils for Mid-Summer wear In“? dill’!!! In the Ladies‘ Wear Department. No Summer ward- ‘mm “Wmllleto without at lull one white Dress. This is your "PIMP- mw‘? o select yours while the collection ia atill at its beat. Beautifully r "'5 lfyled of jersey. linen. slab, eyelet rayon and aharkekin. “m” "Places are designed to enhance your feminine lovellneu. White n’ :0" Summer paatela for every occasion are IIIM f0!‘ Himmle-

n“ If’! are ll w l0 in one and two-piece If]!!! Iﬂutl "W! I35 l0 ‘ "l"? Wear Department. __ I '

IN!

Edward G. Robinson Margaret O'Brien

“Our Vines ilave Tender Grapes”

With .

JAMES CRAIGU FRANCES GIFFORD AGNES MOOREHEAD, MORRIS CARNOVSKY and JACKIE "IUTCH" JENKINS Ploylng Friday 8:15; Saturday 7:15-9:30

Our Vine: Have Tender Grape!" la full of drama and humor and enier inrnent. One moment you1l final yourself crying. and the next you'll be laughing through your furl. Truly this la the kind of picture which ha! a0 many award winning possibilities » that It is hard to select any one person or any one thing for in- dividual praise.

t Puauc tnytrsa-srn- I eral discussion following

speakers. i

Free Film Show

Willard ‘and guarantee an ample supply o

Javex. Phono Cecil's

SEE

“THE LITTLE CLODHOPPER" in Lof. 7 Ilall THURSDAY NIGHT. JUNE 5 Glcnwood Players Specialties

PROFESSIONAL CARD

l‘. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

Office at 1B Granville Street Summerstda Phone 575

MY NEXT HATCH

' BABY CHICK THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 5th A GOOD SUPPLY OF CHICKS AVAILABLE

Si. R. Pendleton

xsusmsroii

WILL BE READY

Living" hy Mr. Iidatrttlt. Sh-itt talks ‘cat pricrs paid. We will disc nnyl were gl-vcti by hfcssrs, John Black. ltor Javrx hnttlcs. Bring them 11']

I and Typing. Grocery. w. tail

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ln bright, colorful seersuckers, and cottons, two-piece and one-piece garments.

Priced to meet any demand.

Men's And Boys’

Smuilmun‘: Limited are also showing a complete range of Btlllllng Trunks for men and boys in oil-wool, shurkskin, and lc-ncy designs. ‘

MEN'S FROM $2.95 UP BOYS’ FROM $1.95 UP

LADIES’ 8. CHILDREN'S-On Upper Floor

MEN'S & BOYS’-—On Main Floor

MALLMAII‘

LIMITEI?

(Successors To Sinclair and Stewart Limited)

PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBITION

Atsrrrotl‘

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20th

Experienced in Shorthand

Additional Grant hoe

Apply in person to the

M.F. SCHURMAN CO. LTD. Summerside

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Signed z

been

added to Prize List.

A. D. O'BRIEN, Proof H. S. MATTHEWS,

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A CUMPLETE RECORD SERVICE PRESENTED BY PERRY MUSIC SERVICE

SUGGESTIONS IN DECCA ALBUMS: Album No. A440: "Stephen Foster" with Bing Crosby

Ernest Tubb and Others _ JUST THE THING FOR YOUR SUMMER COTTAGE: Automatic Radio, Phonogrcphs

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Z95 First Street Summcrside, P. E. I.

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Summerside Baseball League

ANNUAL BALL

Tonight, Tuesday, June 3rd

Imperial Dance Palace

EXTRA SPECIAL FLOOR SHOW Six Prizes Including BEAUTY CONTEST and DOOR PRIZE Dress: Optional Admission $1

Music by TIIE BLUE IIUTES ORCHESTRA

Album No. A459: "Louis Jordon" and his tympany five. Recordings by Bing Crosby — Ink Spots —- Andrew Sisters-

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