424s , ,_____ ______ THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

Wyn-g; J. Elmer Murphy, 1N Hanover Street. and 6 AG George Glow. I25 Ottawa Street. BUMMEISIDI and raruce counts 5 News. Subscriptions, Advertisin-

i A Guatdlanmaybaboughtatanyefthei f n. ' following atorea In Blmllteralde: . iwhum, Water. StreetrGonrllea m ,atore, s1 Central Street:

It" . w “w” wag- Street; Mari ,Gaudet, S1 .Grauvlile Street;

7°“? Grow", gumeli Street: Alyre Doucetwa Grocery, Second Street;

I'M.” " magi Motor Transport. Water Street.

M“... will be delivered to any home In Summeralda a; ‘cm-it; n’ ‘g 3, pa; day er 18o per week. Phone SS9 or SIS-S for this service w,’ order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

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ERIAI. DINER Sum- . -F01I. SALE-Antique dining- “ﬂw ‘M? ' ‘room sideboard Very old. Phone

- for business, WW’ “m m“ to-a. Summerside’, Box us.

made)’. M" 3' ' 110GB every Mon- -LOADING IIOGS at Elleralia “fffgxg... For detailed ln- eyery Monday. For detailed infor-

wmuon wntact H. E. Phillips. mation contact P. M. MacCaull.

_T|wm- King extra long neat] —“I'IGTAII.S", three-act comedy m“ rubber boots available at presented in Epworth I-Illl, Bum- gracnh- | merside Friday, April so, us‘ pm.

' Admission 40 and 80 cents.

" ICII u my hydraulic

15295132101; svholesale and‘ -LOADING nous at Afbemn m“ a, Bu“; every Monday. For detailed infer’-

"m _ ' ___ motion on trucking service contact 4m: sans. - Mixed Urban .1. w. n. Campbell.

‘ * q Barley, recleaned. Har- __ _ Qfmfd, mm, . qtousuowau the auto redre- ' i,- ior and cooling system: buy Ever 4d ‘TED. — Married man for ready radiator and cooling system ,,,,,,~$§.k. House provided. I-Is/rold_ cleaner at Bruce's. umy, Kelvin. I

-'i‘1IE LADIES’ AID cf the Prince County Hospital will hold a rummage sale in the Town Hall on Saturday, May 1, at 2 p.m.

4m, CAR-SON. Chiropractor, will in Summerside each Tues- rno satin-day besiiiil"! M" 1st. l‘

_|r0it SAUL-Medium size Toy- lor ‘ g, new. A150 one 12 h-P- Johnston outboard motor. Recon- ditioned. Box 750, Summerside.

—WANTED—Girl for general housework. Experience not neces- sary. Apply 10 Eustane Street. l Summer-sine. or phone 491-1.

, I -|-"oa sane-m": Chev. sedan

_ ADING IIOGS at Ulnar)" in excellent condition. New engine.

m; Monday. For detailed in- transmission and front end. J.l-1.

formation on truckinﬂ service etc. I MscFarlane, Bedeque. I

contact Ralph Adams. _ l '-_ _ I "DON'T FORGET to attend the _|,0ADING HOG-S at Port Hill ‘short Oourae at St. Anthony's Hail i

every Monday. For detailed infor- Lot 5. May 5th, 6th and 7th. Free inatlon on trucking service, etc, -to everyone.

contact Frank J. Platte. I . | —LOA.DING IIOGS at Ncrtham _wADING 11068 at Welling- ' every Monday and Tuesday morn- ton every Monday. For detailed‘ ing until train time. For detailed information contact Fidele Gal- information on trucking service. 1am, etc., contact Charles MacKay.

_iv01t'1‘|l BEDEQIJE United chum Services for May mid. North lgdeque l1 A, M. ‘Travellers Rest

230 . M. Freetown 7.30. Rev. it. L, Wagner, Minister.

431s LADIES of at. Marks mulch, Kensington, will hold a Pantry Sale at Mr. Keir Clark's

Store, Saturday afternoon, May 1st. at 3 o'clock.

—DEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH charge. Services Sunday, May 2: Bedeque, 11 a.m.; Albany, 3 p.m.; Borden, 730 p.m. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B.A., Minister.

—PBINCETOWN Unified Church,

. Bimday, May 2nd, 1948.

Services: 11.00 A. M. and 7.30 RM.

Please note change in hours of

lservice. Rev. James Cross, B. A., Minister

-,-I947 INTERNATIONAL truck. Model 13$. Mileage, 14,000. In good condition. Sold with or with- out hoist. May be seen at Island Equipment Company. Saturday. at 1 o'clock. Miller Campbell, Gra- mum's Road.

—KENING’.I‘ON SCHOOL and Music Club will hold a Concert in King George Hall on Friday even- ing, April 30th. at B o'clock. Sale of home made candy. Proceeds for School Groin-id Equipment and

-uaimows sou sane - 0n hand new three section leaver har- mwy, price $15.00. Apply W. D- Croken, Summerfield, Emerald R. 1t.

-PEOPI.E living outside Town may obtain tickets for the per- Iormance of HenryR. Scott. hil- arious virtuoso of the piano. at summerside ,High School Auditor- ium pn Wednesday, May 5th, by writing to George T. Clarke. Jew- elery. Adults $1.00, children 75 cents. write now as tickets may be sold out on the night of the concert.

Music Club Funds. Admission 40c and Se.

"Helm-en's Bigger Buying glvea you Better Values!" The Produce Department haa juat. received a ‘ " shipment of CAIITIIIIIA, POULTRY and LIVE STOCK FEEDS. Cafeteria ia of high quality- this Feed]: recommended by Departments of Agriculture and Experi- mental Farms throughout Canada. It'll the only Feed on the market with the formula printed right on the bag. For prloea to Dealers and Growers-Call, Write or Phone the Produce Department.

JUDY BOND DDOUSIS have emna out in Priute for the ﬁrst time! They're "mm" In the Ladiea’ Wear Department you will aee three Ilylce of tine quality Bemberg Dloueea proudly bearing the Judy Bond lsbei....'1'wo of these atylea button down the‘ back, the other has a front closing. They all have dainty cap sleeves and either "Peter Pan" °I Wiiited collars-there are three dfdereut shades in a large atraw- b"! ﬂllinl- The allee are 82 to 3S and these Inns-t Blouses are priced ‘I ﬁlly 8-H each. Print Dloueea are specially smart with suite-you'll. 1”" u" hrlnted Judy Bonds-you'll know that in one of them you'll Be well drezned, smart and comfortable and can proudly announce-

My Blouse is a Judy Bend" from; the Indira’ Wear Department.

“I E"?! child wants a OOASTEII. WAGON-this ls the season when 9y have the moat fun with a Wagon. The Coaster Wagons in stock II both Somme and Charlottetown are well built-they have metal glitch and frame, rubber tires, aollar bearings and etordy, natural-finish ,§"'M Mice- The tleea urzs are 7115:3130 are 8.15; rues m- V~ 5: and 18x56 are 10.35; the Ixpreea Wagon with rack la 14.50. Get m" "Winter a Coaster Wagon-they'll be proud aa punch of" it, Ill have the time of their llvea eutJu the Spring Sunlslnc. Teeth "Centre.

old eoiey the comforter wearing, a SPORT smart Shirt for IeIaure-houra-tha Men's Wear has excellent Gabardine Sport Shlrta in a variety of plain

"IN-Your and ‘mu-they're the lien-mam Iolor

I-ilee are InllL-medtum and largo, priced at 6.50. There

BIIAOPS STOBK NEWS

MorIneWhIte and Green Point, Inc's! quality, In stock.

r i‘|| - A ha“; Ainoulcnizie: quieIiIy ond In large numbers buy one

‘I You vent gloss Nor Fleets, beekeiden new. Steel Measuring Tapes In stock.

St - - ' - “m” Kmg axtro leng neat fitting Rubber leels new’

' Order Egg Cote Fillers for catching oyster spot. ' Smell Deity Oil Stoves in stock. A ‘ “Mk” Quality old English Pocket Knives. ‘- m“ tilollty-Cup Greets." " Flatter loord in clock.

In Memos-tam

MR. JOHN G. TOWNSEND

The death of Mr. John G. Town- send occurred at his home in Kenoington on Saturday evening. April 24th, 1MB, after an illness of eleven weeks. Mr. Townsend was the town's oldest citizen and had Just passed his ninety-first birthday.

He had always enjoyed good health previous to his last illness. I-Ie was born at New Annan. the son o! James; Townsend and his iviie, Eliza Walker. His father died when he was a small boy and early in life he had to assume the re- sponsibility of building up a home. This he wu very successful in do- ing. and 111-1918 when he decided to retire he was the owner of a comfortable farm property. In that year, he sold his farm and moved to Kenslngion where he has lived ever since.

He was a zealous and faithful member of Kensingtou Presbyter- ian Church, from which the lun- eral service was held on Tuesday afternoon, April 27th. The service was conducted by Rev. J. A. Mae- Gowan. In speakingwf the de- ceased, Mr. MacGowan saidthat he had taken part in the service of praise in the church for sixty- onc years. He is survived by his widow. Arthur Wright of New Annan is a nephew and Miss Alice Wiriglit a niece. Alden MscKie of Bay Fortune. and J. T. MacKie od Calgary are also nephews.

The pallbearers were Jarvis Dal- ziel, Alexander Hiltz. James 'I‘. Profltt, and his three cousins, David I... Walker, William J. and John H. Walker. ‘ Burial was in the family plot in Kensington Cemetery.

BARB 0F THANKS

Mrs. J. G. Townsend wishes to publicly thank all Jriends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness during Mr. Townsend's sickness and at the time of his death; also those who sent such beautiful expressions of sympathy. ____________ ,, _

—(.‘EN'I‘R.AL BEDEQUE Baptist Church: Morning, ll'u.m.; Sunday School. 10.15 a.m.; evening, 7.45 pun, in the parsonage. Rev. C.A. Britten, Minister.

—-NI-IIV LONDON Presbyterian Churches. Services, Sunday, May 2nd. Geddie Memorial, 11.00 a. m. Long River 2.30 p. m. Clifton mu pm. D. A. Campbell. Minister.

-R.I1AL ESTATE FOR. SALE:- I have a. number of houses for sale in d-lﬂerent localities in Sum- mersidc ranging in price from $3.500 to $101500. W. R. Warren. Phone 321-2, or P. O. Box 592.

-l~‘01t. SALE-One race horse, Ho!) Canuck. Also one year-old colt. dam Josie the Great 2.0639, sire Albner T. Clegg 2.04%. Priced for quick sale. Apply Jack Hark- ness Jr., Summerside.

—EVEBYBODY Li; going to {he Short Course at St, Anthony’; Hail L05 5. May 5th. 6th and 7th. Free Films. and opened-to all fanmers amd others, afternoon session; at 1.45. Evenings a-t 7.30. Be on time

._Q_. -—SUCCESSFUL AUCTION —A highly successful auction 531g w“ held on’ Thursday afternoon on the premises of‘ Edison wrighz, Nliddletbn, by Hugh pg Moy-uon. " - Price! for horses rang- ed "m" $109 I0 $150 and for cat- tle 5100 to $166. All farm machin. "y 5°16 ﬂbﬂve cos‘: and the total 01’ $4.000 dollars in cash was real. iced in three hours. -=s. —'I‘OWN SELL! BUILDING- Th‘ “M34511 Lesion home in Summerside, purchued by the T°wn I651? Ytlir, has been sold to M“ F» 3- Rankin.‘ Summerside '1'!" Property was purchuqd by u" WW" I0 Preserve the location on Central Street for some civic

"W 110M. a civic centre or even- a Dark. No decision has been reach. “I i“ °° m" as yet. ‘Ilhe sale to

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‘ m...“ ROBERT BASSLER ,

Also MARCH or TIME ‘ and DISNEY CARTOON

Shows 7:15-9:15 Moiinee Soiurdoy 2:30

, Muriel Carver of Summerside. left

attenupt at ﬂlmdLelll‘ drasnatics, The audience enjoyed to the full the thrills and comedy of this fine play. Specialties were in the capable hands of the Cameo Cowboys group from Smnmerside headed by Mr. Cameron. Mrs. Winfield Gamble coached the players and to her goes much of the credit for the success achieved by them. R. W. Betton acted as chairman. List oi characters: Aunt Susie - Mrs. Winfield Gamble; Joy Herbert (A/unt Susie's“ Niece) - Dorothy McRae: Johnny Rogers (Joy's Fiance) — Eddie Clarke: Scarlet Dean (Joy's Colored Maid) Campsie McLaurin: Madrrne 501.1 (a medium) - Vivian McLaurin: Laura. Dawson (another maid) - Mary McLaurIu; Portia Lark (a female lawyer) Geraldine Simmons; Ci-nar Graves (a wealthy" businessman) - Hen-nan Barrett: LaSalle Johnson (Omafs coloiied servant) __ Keith Barrett: Mrs. Edward Durming (a, neighbor) Betty Simmons; Slick Conway (who adds to the mystery) - Harley Gamble. -S

Personals

._My;_ Clyde Moore, the former

by plane on Tuesdayio loin hi“ husband at Harmon Field, New- found1and.-S.

Truce In Jaffa

By CARTER L. DAVIDSON JERUSALEM. Aiprii 29 -= (AP) _A cease fire agreement halted

OO-Q O i O§§§O4+£§§ O§§Q'O4 0-0

' REGENT

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

DOUBLE. BILL

Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Matinee Friday 3:30

GRAPAIIII

Also Double Reel Comed; Shows: FrL-Sot. 8:15

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Galileo THEATRE

KENSINGTON Friday 7-9 Sat, Matinee 15:60; Evening 7-9 A story oi‘ the Alaskan Wildu with Tough PAUL KELLY

In

"SPOILERS 0F THE NORTH"

With Evelyn Ankara and

Adrian Booth

Also Serial and Newneel

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row. The cease lire is to continue in force until 9 A.M.

TRIED 2,260 YEARS AGO

Applus Claudius, in 312 B.C.. was one or the first to try to drain the Pontine marshes in Italy. The land was drained and reclaimed lwy Mussolini, .

fighting in Jaffa. tonight after British artillery and planes coun- ter-attacked Jewish warriors who‘ had driven into the all-Arab cityﬂ 'W.W_ Fuller, British district commissioner, proposed the truce to initiate a, meeting between the Jews and the British for tomor-

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The following places of busi- ness in Kensingion will be closed on Wednesday afternoons commencing Moy 5th.

KENSINGTON COLD STORAGE . MocKENZ|E 8t C0.

T. J. 8i C. KENNEDY

Mr- Rankin involves the building

9711i’ Which, it i dgyggood Plans to demolish’. u“ ' has

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