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George Clow. 125 Otuvu Street SUMMERSIDI; and PRINCE COUNTY New; Subscriptions. Advertlllnl.
("The Guardian use: be bought oi an: o! the Jollolving stares la Bummerllde: kslore. Water Street: Gourllee Bronson. I! Central
5°" Booflglggry. Water sum; ssuii Gaudet. e1 Granville
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Street: Btnel.
The Guardian will he delivered to any hone in Summerul‘ 2o per day or 12o per week. Phone I89 fur this lervlor M. ‘m your order to the boy IGIPOIIIEEIII for. delivery on your route
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__wANTED T0 PURCHASE- Used piano in good condition. Call Mrs. Eric Woodside, 9-1, Summer- side.
4:05 SALE-load Deluxe Chev coach, Master, in good condition. Apply Dewai-‘s Garage, Summer- icde.
--\VA.\"I‘IJD. - Number of Milk Cows, diic lo freshen not later than December 1st. Pivose write Heath Qaselcy, Kcnsington.
work in restaurant. Apply sington.
—l‘0ll. SALE-Moody digger. slightly used. I75. Blake. North Bedeque.
Phone 85-2. Summer-side.
i 4n; li.-\\'r: 501118 Roll-on brick ‘mm; 1n sliitll. one square per roll. \e[5 inn sq fi. Uri. yours while it 35's. The Sufiimcrside Hardware
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._.AT'1‘ENTION HOUSEWIVES! cod. frii'i and vvgvtable sale. An- gppOfillillli‘ I‘! \'<'lil‘f‘ winter sun- plicg and iiclp tlic Rcd Cross. Sut- wday, Oct. ll ircm i130 I0 9 Pm- Toivn Hall. I
October 9th, at B o‘ciock Toviin Hall.
made pumps. Hardware Co.
.____ meeting 0f the W.M.S. of ~l'\"i‘lL FPIFPIIER NOTICE my store will lzc cnsii ‘Fuosday. Thursday and Snliirrlay etchings uni! 9 p.l'i'l. Hiirc now in stcck seeded raisins, shortening, roofing 3pm‘. barbed wire. potato baskets, eh». Ralph McCauil, Cnrletcn. FUR OTHER P. R. NEWS
M?‘
iicld on Tuesday
and study book
devotional exercises
Scott. Mrs. John Stirling
—WANTID immediately, girl f0
son to Larkirrs Restaurant,
-FOI SALE-IDS’! Chev coach. Five new tires, radio and heater
-THE ANNUAL MEETING of ~ the Kensington Home and School Msociati-on will be held ‘Ilhursday,
—WE HAVE received o. small shipment of Pitcher Pumpl, these take 1% inch pipe, and are well The Sumn-iersirlc
-—THANKOFFERING MEETING ‘w’ -The ‘Phankoffering and monthly ‘l
United Church, Summcrside. was afternoon Epworth Hall with the president, Mrs. George Boivriess in the chair for the business and Mrs. Victor Travers for the devotional period “Great is Thy COmimny." Those assisting in the were, Mrs. Hammond Johnson. Mrs.
in per- Ken-
potato Robert
in the
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Trinity in
' CAPlTOL-Summerslde
TODAY (Wednesday) ond THURSDAY
ALSO NEWS ond MUSICAL ' A Shows 7:15-9:15 -— Matinee Thursday 3:30
L. Lund and Mrs. William Heck- hert."'0ur Best“ was sung by a quartet consisting of the follow- ing, Mrs. T. H. E. Inman, Mrs. Allen Jenkins, Mrs. Stirling Mac- Kay aid Mrs. Frank Daley. Mrs. George Sheen readan interesting paper on a Thanksgiving Legend, after which Mrs. Donald Lidstone
John Mrs. J.
sang “The Gift". The offering re- ceived by the Misses Minnie Wright and Millicent Strong was most gratifying and was dedicated by the singing of the hymn "We Give Thee But Thine Own." The refreshment committee. under thc convenorship oi’ Mrs. Johnsor served delicious refresrwents-S
For Thanksgiving
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On Sale Tlsursday-Friday-Saiurday
IIIRR 0N0 WALNIITS
In The Shell-Reg. 65c
55c lb.
ALMONS in the shell
I lb. pkg.—Reg. 50c
45¢ lb.
AYLMER—-28 oz. fin-Reg. 'l6c—
Regular 16c SIINKIST ORANGES
13c tin
STUHE ULUSEII ALL DAY MUIIIIAY ocioiirii 1am
THANKSGIVING IlAY
FRY'S—-I lb. tin
0000A
Regular 33c
29c lb. I
288's
Regular 34c doz.
3 Dozen For
CHOICE QUALITY
FRESH GRAPES
s-Rmooiizs FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
Turkeys - Ducks - Geese - Chicken LOWEST MARKET PRICES
SCHWARTZ-I lb. fin
00FFEE
Regular 56c
45c ill.
BORDEN'S-I lb. fin-Reg. I3c—
EIIAPORATEII MILK '
Reg. 2 for 25c
2 irks‘: 236
2 tliis for 23c
Regular 23c III.
AYLMER-ZO oz. fire-Reg. I6c—
IIEEETABLE JIIIGE
I 2 tins for 27g
2 lbs. m 35g <
OCEAN SPRAY
CRANBERRY SAUCE
15.02. Tin - Regular 39c
SPECIAL 35C Tin
KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES
2 Pings. Krumbles
CATELLI-ZO oz. fin—Reg. 18c-
000KEO SPAliHETTl
FRESH
IIEAL
I Cup ond Saucer
40c
Per Deal
GRAIIBERRIES
15c tln
20c ..,_
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FRESH
seer _ KRAFT DINNER I i-i- =1-
l-lli. ‘I'll-Reg. 42c
l4 lushol
2 for 29c
‘Karim
PUFFS
oio ourcii ciiuiisrii Ros. 1.. 1o»
35g TII. 1‘ 8c "is.
I-Z Iiisliel
23c
"WHERE 0L0 FRIEIIS HEET"
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Black ond colors.
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illen forget their feet when they step into . “Name Brand" footwear
SMALLMANS-where famous footwear is repl resented by mokers such us Scoil & McHole, Slorer, efc., in the most comfortable, most flex- ible modem shoe sfyles—if's their "fit ond feel" fliol gets you! moccasins, monk sirops ond sfondord patterns —o|I genuine
Widths are B to EEE.
Goodyear 7 Welt
"Scott 8r McHoIe" select block colf circu-
lor vomp Oxfords. Medium
round foe com-
binofion lost with three row stitched lip, concealed eyelets, heavy single sole, solid
leather heel. Sizes 6 io II and Iiolf sizes, Per Pair
10.00
"Scott 8r McHole" genuine brown Scotch groin, or smooth brown coIf-Brogue Ox- ford-Willi double welled soles ond solid
leather heels. Unequolled
iry ond finish. Sizes 6 to II
ond holf sizes, Per Pair .. W h
in style, quol-
11.50
ere Prleo I
Brogues,
construction.
Smoofli block colf Bluclier Oxford. Slip sole, holf rubber heel, medium round foe ond full filling lost. Sizes 6 to II
ond holf sizes, ‘am
Per poir
Selected block dongolo Iiid circular vomp Oxfords. Medium pointed foe lusf, single sole, leather heel. Sizes 6 fo
ll and holf sizes,
Per poir ...,_., Block dongolo kid Bluclicr Oxfords Willi built in arch support, rubber heel, per- fecf filling, lost. Sizes 6 fo II ond
holfsizesp." u." ‘nu
Per poir .
Smoofli colf moccasin vomp Bluclier Oxford — comfortable lost, slip sole ond solid leather heel, sizes 6 to II
ond holf sizes, ‘bu’
Per poir
Dork brown colf circular vomp Oxfords. Perforated lip ond quarter trimming. Heavy slip soles with solid leather heels, medium round foe lost. Sizes 5 I-2 to
Ii ond holf sizes."
Per poir
Smooth block colf monk strap Oxfords. Medium pointed foe lost, slip soles, Ieoiher heels. Sizes 6 to ll and holf
sizes,
Per poir Select dork brown colf monk strep, poftern os above,
Per poir ..._,_,, ...._,.
"Blue Ribbon" dork brown calf Brogue Oxfords, in the new perfect fitting lusi, Iieovy welfed slip soles, solid leather
Iieel. Sizes 6 lo II ond
Iiolf sizes, Par poir "Slater" smooth dork brown colf circu- Ior vomp Oxfords, medium round foe Iosf, heavy single sole ond leofher heel.
Sizes 6 lo II ond holf
sizes, Per poir
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Street floor Main Store Section
SMALIMAII‘!
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Matched With Quill‘!
' -mmrrv Y.P.U. marmo- Approximately forty-five young people of the Summerside Trinity Y.P.U. met in Epworth Hail on Tuesday evening‘. The president, Miss Edith Palmer was in the chair. After the business period the meeting was in charge of Miss Anne Phiiipson. The Bible study on "Characters from The Old Testament" was conducted by
' Rev. x. o. Sullivan. This was fol- -
lowed by a social period when garnes were played-S.
-r"nzsr MEETING 0F SEA- sON-The Ladies‘ Club of the Summerside Presbyterian Church
held its first meeting of the sea- Well-rid» wihile operating a Mfl- isaw yesterday oitemoon had the John 0- Cobb. in the chair. A dis- imlsfortune to have the tips of two
son on Tuesday evening at Manse with the president.
cusslon took piece on plans the coming year, ‘ "v
gard to the annual tee _ bazaar to be held in the neer lu- ‘ure. the exact dQe not being set. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ernest L. Walker, Victoria Road. Refreshments were served by the lunch committee, Mrs. Cobband Mrs. Hilbert John- storn-B. '
-CIIRIS'IIAN CHURCH Y. P. s. MEITING-Jrhe Y.P.8. of the Church of Christ, Summerside. held its first meeting of the ses- son recently. Election of its offi- cers resulted u follows: President.
in re-
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leigh Llnkletter: Vice-President.
Herbert Best; Secretary. Beryl Meilish; Treasurer, Keith Call- back. After the business period, when the president was in chair, Garth Ldnkletter, chairman of the Religious Committee, took charge. The devotional and study period on “Miracles of The Old Testament" was conducted by Rev. William Bilson, after which the meeting closed with a "Fellow- ship Circle" ell singing “Into My Heart." A social half hour fol- fiwd when games were enjoyed.
—IIAD HAND INJURED — Mr. John C. Arsenaulf, Summersds, an mnployoe of Messrs Rfl‘. Holman circular
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for i fingers out m. Medical iittsnton ed at the close of the and
CRAPAIIII THEATRE
“CENTENNIAL SUMMER"
. A Musical In Technicolor CORNEL WILDE - JEANNE CRAIN SHOWS: Friday 8:15; Sol. 7:30-9:30
Iwas given the injured hand and
The lllior YJtU. met et 8 pa. with the president, Mrs. Emesi Morrison in the chair. The study subject ‘The Benefits of Prayer‘ was conducted by Rev. E. J Barrass. New membership card: \-.ci-.- dlslrihuied. The “Northerr
ights" group won over the ‘buutliern Ciuss". alter which vol- ley ball was played-S.
_.......——.. .. ....... Small Boy fist Junior Y. P. U.. Summerside. I o I met in the Church Hall on Tues- day evening at 6:45 with the pre- 1 - sident Miss Arlene Jordan. in charge of the devotional period. Mth the competitive groups. the" Bluebirds won three points over _____ Master Hazen Melilsh. six-year- old son of Afr. and Mrs. Miton Melllsh, Sumimerslde. was taken t:
the Lurks. Volley ball was enjoy- meeting. tlie Prince County l-{cspital yes- terday
to be .n critical condition ruferirg from concussion of the bra n.
Details of hzw he was injured were not clear last night but it is believed that he fell from his tr.- cycle near the H gh School where he is a pupil and that he hit his head on the pavement curb. Ap- psrentiy i-here were no cyiwii- nenes to the accident and who rl~vrratc< riisrrvered him he W1 immediately rudiet‘. to the hosp tal where medcal attention was given. _q .
the extent. of his injury was nzt considered serious. - s. .
—S'SIDE MAN T0 WED TODAY - The wedding o! Miss Wilna Hovey of Fredericton, N.B., to Clif- ford Blar Johnston. son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Helbert Johnston. Sum- merside, takes place today (Thurs- day) at four dclmk in Toronto. Ontario.
afternoon and is rcpcrted ,