OCTOBER __ __9, __19-_ta_

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: .l. Elmer Murphy. l8! llsnuver Street. and

George Clow, 120

SUMMEBSIDB snd PRINCE COUNTY News. Subscriptions, Advertising.

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...---— ._n0N"1‘ FORGET the regular.

ce in Burlington, Mondsy- sop Guy recital on sale, Foley's

tan October 11th. Good music.

_NOBTH TBYON Presbyterian Church service Sunday. Oct. 10th. |t 7.30 p. m. Miss Mary A. Mc- Kenzie, Deaconess.

.-BAPTIST GUILD MEETS—At. the regular meeting of the Ladiesl s! the Summerside Baptist Guild held at the home of Mrs. C. H. Stewart. Central Street, plans were laid for tl\e holding of a pantry tale. There was a good rep- reseniation of the members pre- sent and many of the arrange- ments were finalized in connec- lion with the annusl tea of the Guild which will be held early in December.~S. '

—MlSSl0N CIRCLE MEETS- The Mission Circle o! O'Leary United Church met. on Thursday evening. Oct. 7th at the home of Mrs. Herbert Vatchen. The presi- dent. Mrs. Lewis Bernard presided. Mrs. ‘Reg Adams led in the devo- tions assisted by Mrs. Harry Ad- ams, Mrs. Waldo Phillips and Mrs. W. Ci. Dickson. Delicious re- freshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mesdames Lloyd Matthews, Waldo Phillips, Reg Adams and Mrs. Harry Mac- Williams. D l

--STAFF CLUB MEETS- The

newly organized Social Club com‘ taut“! _S

sisiing of thc staff members of R. T. Holman Ltd., Summerside, heldi their first social evening in St.| Mary's Hall on Thursday evening. It was mbst successful in every respect and it is intended to have

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feature of the magician‘s act staged by Shaw and R. T. Henhorn. Mr. J. LeRoy Holman on behalf of the management expressed his approv- sl of the project and gave it his en- ruurageme t. Mr. Alan Holman welcomed all those who were pre- sent and hoped that all would en- toy themselves. Mr. Elrlc Camp- ell, who has been elected presi- dent of the club replied on behalf of the staff. A presentation of a lamp was made to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Coles, staff members who are leaving. Lunch was served and dancing and cards were enjoyed by those who wished io participate in either form of enlertuinment.—S.

program was a

Personals

—-Mr. and Mrs. Earle Qorney. lummerside, have returned from visiting relatives in different parts of Massachusetts-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chlow of Summerside were in Moncton over the week end visiting Mrs. Chlow's sister, Mrs. Hurry Loewy and Mr, Loewy and Mr. Chlow went to Saint John io attend the marriage of his sister. Madeline-S.

—Mrs. Henry Morrison left yes- terday for her home in New Hamp- shire after having been the guest of Mrs. James Arthur, Summer- side.—S.

—Mrs. John Pond of Montreal has left for Charlottetown after visiting in Sumrnerside as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc- Phee and Mrs.. E. W. Manson. She plans to return to Montreal in a few days-S.

HOSPITAL DANCE

ALBERTON Monday night, Oci. ll, i948. Aheorn Orchestra in

Alberton Porish Hull

WHEN BUYING DINNERWARlik-BUY THE BEST-BUY BRITISH!

LOOK FOR THE "MADE IN ENGLAND" HOLMAIWS CHINA DEPARTMENTS ABE DIRECT IMPOBTEBS OF

BRITISH DINNEINVABE.

NOW IS THE TIME-A lellowvthinlrs of putting on warmer cloth- . By that I don't mean "longers", etc. But l do mean "SWEAT-

lng. . . BBS! The Men's wear Depsrtmen for you men. .

will be closed Monday, Oct. 11.

Bob ‘

. Made by Monarch, Regent and Ieiner-end by the by

the Fsiner Swentars have the new big designs in contmstlng colors that

nre so popular right now. Men's Sweslere are avsllsble in cost. slpper

end pullover etylee-qln s wide range of colors and ltnila. The slsee are

Donoetteh Grocery. Second Street:

Phone R0 or ISO-l for this service

Jrrcxsrs for Elisabeth Ben- Drug Store. Sunmnerside.

L's-nu arouse of w. M. Bow- ness and Ralph Cailbeck and Co..

—OUR STORES will be closed all day Monday. Oct. 11, Thanks- giving Day, A. K. Lord. Ralph McCaull.

—RETUR.NS HOME-Mrs. Mabel Rutherford, who was visiting her brother. Mr. James Wood. West Devon, and Mrs. Wood, left on

Friday. Oct. 8th to return to her home in Boston. _ D —MALPEQUE, Kensingiqn and

Freetown Presbyterian 'Churches. Services Sunday, Oct. 10th. Malpe- que at 11 a.m. Thanksgiving Ser- vice and Sunday School closing: Freetown at 3 p.m. Thanksgiving Service and Kenslngton at 7.30 p. m., Thanksgiving Service. Sunday School, Kensington at 10 a.m. Rev. J. A. McGowan, Minister.

—COLUM'.BUS DAY SPEAKER.- Mr. T. Earle Hickey. C.A., past state deputy of the P. E. I. Knights of Columbus has been advised that Dr. G. J. Lunz, supreme physician of the Order has accepted his in- vitation to be the guest speaker at the annual-Columbus Day banquet of the Summerside Council which will be held at Coyle’s new Res-

Alherton Woman

i The death occurred in Barrie. , 0nt.. last Tuesday of Mrs. Raikes - Spruton, 23, formerly Yvonne Bar- ‘ rett of Alberton. The remains will lerrive in Alberton this evening. The late Mrs. Spruion was the _' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett. Besides her parents, the. ‘late Mrs. Spruton is survived by l nine sisters and two brothers. The _sisters are, Frances, Mrs. John Mc- ‘Dougall, Moncton, N. B.; Thelma. Montreal; Bettie, Mrs. Joseph Bel- land, Edmonton, Alta; Eileen, Mrs. Fred Gould, Cape Bauid, N. 13.; Gertrude. Mrs. Allan Harvey, lIsobel. Mrs. Ronald MacKinnon, ' Theresa. Helen and Alice Faye, all q of Alberton. The brothers are, l Fred, Toronto; and John, Alberton. i

West lievon Girls Win Top Sewing Club Honors

—'i‘wo West Devon girls. Miss Shirley Grlgg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .l. A. Grigg, and Miss Francis Oliver, daughter of m. and lvtrs. Frank ollver. were suc- cessful on Thursday, Oct. 7th in Charlottetown, in winning the first place in. the Clothing Project of the Canadian National Council of Boys snd Girls Club work, under the auspices of the Women's In- stitute and the Department of Ag- riculture. They represented Prince County and won over other groups from the other counties.

The young ladies will now re- present "The Island" in the Do- minion Compeiltion in Toronto ill early November. leaving Nov. 12th.

This is certainly a great honor for west Prince in general and West Devon in particular and when the news came over the radio Thursday night that the local girls had won. and was re- layed to the West Devon Hail where the Local Improvement So- ciety was having a Church supper. there was unrestrained clapping and rejoicing. .

When Shirley and Francis ar- riv d home on the bus and were told of their exploits they were the center of admiring friends

MARK ON EACH PIECE.

t has n wonderful stock of Sweaters

snows - 2.50 - 1.15 -_ 9.1:

Shows — 7.15 - 9.15

MONDAY AND TUESDAY

lhe most unruly" spy plot in 3300 years of retarded iniriguei

uﬁws - iiillllii.

Tiilinuu [Iunrum

The Story of Espionage in Conodo MARCH OF TIME - MIGHTY MOUSE Matinee Tuesday-BSD

Darryl I. lemclr Inserts

I0 to M-prlced 2.50 to 8.50. Chose s fine, new warm Sweater from the

“en's Wear Department. NOW IS rm: TIME-Tb put

l'outh Centre has received s shipment of warm.

flannelette sheets on baby's crib. The fluffy ILANNELETTI;

DOUBLE SHEETS-white with pink or blue stripes. Those are i yard wide by I l-ii yards-priced st 1.75 each. "lllngcot" Sheets are double- s lot of people have been asking for tlseiﬂ. . . . lf you went Double Cot Sheets, better lIUBllY-IIUILIY-the shipment wasn't enormous. . . . They're in the Youth Centre.

NOW IS THE TIME-to talk of “Cebbegeo-Klngs" and WASHING MACHINES! The smell Gaby end Master Orsnde Electric Washers ere ideel for smell apartments and srmll washes. These do en excellent lob and ere not nearly ee expensive ee the large eised Wssher. . . . . The (Inlay Q all gleaming white enamel-complete with. wringer it le orleed at 18.15. . . . The Master Ornnde has s white enamel top sec-

MON-DAY, TUESDAY

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REGENT

,i;Iii0-PARKE

"mGlG YOUNG directed by PETER GODFREY produced/by HENRY BLANKE

lgveen my s; lhslnes wnusmm - lme an the New! and rlsnylsnml Isnnsdy - lune by Irish Woiiung Kemgslr

Shows 7.15 and 9.15 Matinee Monday and Wednesday 3.30

AND WEDNESDAY

aura Bans} ._

Lust Show

who heartily congratulated them. Both sixteen year old girls are expert needle women and are splendid workers with different fabrics. They are Grade Ten pu- plls of West Devon school and are interested workers in the West Devon United Church and in the Young People's society. They have only been studying this clothing project for two years under the auspices of the Women's Institute and their teachers, lvIrs. J.A. Grigg and Mrs. James Wood are to be heartily congratulated, as well ss the girls, on the honor which they won.

We'll be looking for greet things from you st Toronto, girls, and keeping our fingers crossed. we know you'll do your best. D I

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AIIDTIDN SALE

AT KENSINGTON

ON THURSDAY. OCT. 1i BEGINNING A’! l EM.

On the property now owned by Waiter Weeks l will sell the com- plete household equipment of Mr. Alfred Higgins. including one kit- chen rsnge almost new; living- roons stove: kitchen teble and chairs; dining-room suite; electric washer; hsnd wsehlng machine: clothes dryer, pulleys end line; three beds. springs and mattresses; child's mo; organ; radio; meni- lon couch; dsvenport; folding cot: child's wagon: tricycle snd hlgh ohsir; bnby carriage; severnllsmps and toilet sets; two dressers; chest of drawers and occasional snd s large quantity of small articles not listed.

All sbove articles are almost new snd can be inspected on the day of sale only.

Terms cash. *

If day ls unfit, ssle on nest ﬂue dsy.

MES. ALFRED HIGGINS. Owner. IIUGII F. MORRISON.

lost snd eluﬂmim lower tub section. thls machine without wrlnger ls

priced at se . Como in and see these Miniature llecule Weehere in 1hr hardware Deper‘

Auctioneer.

Double Bill "CllTY WITHOUT MEN" And "PRlSON WITHOUT BARS"

-ing contest in Chicago in 1923. she

ing Today

Romance Ended Musical Career 0f Mrs. Dewey

(By Marianne Insslr. Canadian Press Staff Writer) NEW YORK. Oct. 7— (CP)--A woman who once toured the Unit- ed States ln George White's “Scan- dais" may become the next First Lady cf the land. There was a time when starring on Broadway was the ambition of Frances Eileen Hutt. But when she met young Tom Dewey at a sing-

forgot about that. When she mar- ried him in 1928, the only career she thought of was that of wife and mother. New her husband. governor of New York State. is Republican candidate for the presidency, for the second time. Mrs. Dewey was born in Sher- man, Texas, in 1903. but her fam- ily moved to Sapula, Okla. shortly after. They still live there. From early girlhood she studied singing. Her teacher was so im- pressed with ner voice that she urged her to come to New York for further study. This Frances did and was well on the way to becoming a singing star when she met Dewey. Blut she says she had had no regrets at not climbing to the top of the theatri- csi ladder. "Every woman should follow her own bent," she says. “My bent for years has been toward being my husband's wife." _ Slender, about average height, uitn delicate coloring and featur- es, Mrs. Dewey would be numbered omong the more attractive wives of presidents. l-ler manner is grac- ious and warm but not over effus-

lve. Sense of lIumor

She has a sense of humor that enables her to laugh at herself; and a wit that often surprises those who consider her reticent.

Since her marriage, Mrs. Dewey has liven in s 2 l-2-rnom fiat. in

Two Stores in Summarslde

Street Floor — Main Store Section

t 300

Striped patterns in assorted ool- ers. A nest appearing. comfort- uhle dress shirt with attached fus-

U ed collar. We have been very for-

tunate in securing this shipment...

and are passing on this saving to our patrons. You'll not buy n shirt es good u this-at this price —for s long time to come.

at SNALLNATVS ..

Men's Striped

I unrss SHIRTS

AT EACH

SMAIJ-N All‘

Where Price la Matched With ilssllty

apartment on Fifth Avenue, and the Governor's Mansion at Albany, N. Y. The Deweys also have a farm at Pawllng, N. Y., which they visit whenever possible.

The second floor of the gover- nor's residence is strictly private for the Dewey family. Mrs. Dewey has had it redecorated-bright chintzes predominating, with a dif- ferent color scheme in each room. In the sitting room is Mrs. Dewey's own piano, before which she and her husband sometimes sing logeihoix,

The two Dewey boys, Tom. l5, and John Martin. 12, are like any other boys. They bring their friends home and often raise a rumpus. They like to have a quick swim with their father before dinner-when he gets home early enough. There is a pool, installed during Franklin Roosevelt's term as governor. on the mansion grounds.

She refuses to campaign or make speeches-"Pm not the speaker for this family." she says.

To questions about her expecta- tions for her husband's election sha merely says: "l don't know- I haven't a crystal ball."

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Qonmro rusnrns

Kensington Saturday 1.15 -— 9.15 Boy Rogers, King of the Cowboys and “Trigger" smartest horse in the movies in beautiful Trucolor in "APACHE ROSE"

with Dale Evans, Bob Nolan and the Sons of the Pioneers. also Serial snd News.

Coming next week "Gene with

Regina Firemen l

Build Own Truck

REGINA. Oct 8 — (GP) — Vihen the Regina Piillre depart- ment needs a new truck it builds

0ne_

And thanks to Fire Ohlet W.O. Moffatt and Gus Dombrook, Vet- eran of 77 years with the depart- ment. the trucks are pretty nifty.

The deparument needed a new truck last summer so they placed s.n order for s standard four-ton typo before Gus went to work. Using Chief Moffetts plans, ho lengthened the frame three feet in carry the fire-fighting apparatus and then constructed metal racks r.'.'.-.' 6-. Ipariments firemen use to hold a surprising number of things. He installed a power take. off for the booster pump and added the siren and safety lights.

Chief Moffatt says there's two reasons why the department went a little further than usual in thi particular job. Gus had added t: -and subtracted from-much of the Regina equipment but, he'd never built one practically from the ground up,

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"C" Squadron

The regular training for "C” ISqusdrw. Reece Regiment will be held on Thursdays at 2000 hours.

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A Should Be Taken New!

You count on delighting your near and distant loved ones

Signed J. F. McNeil]. Captain.

with portraits of your children . . . Hove them token now, so that you will have plenty of time to choose the best proofs and to get the finished photographs to their recipients in time for the holidays!

in’ Margaret Mitchell's

‘New York. a more commodiuus

CAME” THEATRE xsnsmsrou

MON. TUES, WED. snd THURS-One show only each night. Beginning at 1.30 p. m. See the Greatest of the Great! Cisrlr Gsble, Vivian Leigh. Leslie Howard and Olivia de llnvillsnd Story of the South in Technicolor

No Mstinees

"sour. wrrn rile wmo" The admission prices set by the “Film Company" are Adults-Jim‘.

Children-lifts

Summerside

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