TWIESTERN GUARDIAN

SUMMEBSID! and PBLNCI COUNT! Newt. ubaeriptlons. Advertising.

The Guardian rnay be bought at any el the - lollowlng stores tn Summer-dd

peokatore. Water Street: Gourllea Drugstore, B1 Central Street: ‘mute Bakery. Water Street: Mari Gaudet. l1 Granville Street-

dian vvtil be delivered tn any house tn Susnsnerutda. cg-rier Boy at 2o per day or ize per week. Phone 288 tor this aervtes u ‘h; your order to the boy responsible for. delivery on your rung

____/} .-WANTED IMMEDIATELY - —BADIO SALES and Service. all m (w. boards. Write or call types of Everesdy and General Bat-

lﬁoyd wsugh, Wilmot Valley. ;teries and Accessories. Champion

' Electric, Kensington.

OCTOBER 14, _ 1947 a-@-"-"—*""“"“

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ii-IICKEN SUPPER Miscouche --—-- 5,11, Wednesday evening, October —WANTED. — Small Oﬂlce Safe 15m, Meals served from 5 o'clock new or second hand. Write Box 52, m . Keuetngton.

-010: LOVELY Beckimann Piano 4'03 BALE- - 193'! Plymouth tuned am: in good condition. organs Sedan with good tires. Also Cock- one Console Model Pthoriograph, shutt. Gang plow Ln good condition. bargain price $15.00. Tables and Harry MacFariane, Augustine Cove. Army benches at cost price. Gal-l isnt Grocery Co.

—Tl-ll OFFICE of Dr. Henry Moyse will be closed from Oct 11 .-Cl1lCKI-:N SUPPER at Long‘ to Oct. 25 inclusive.

River Hall, October 22nd. starting‘ ~2- - ,, 5 o'clock, Presbyterian Church. -s'runau'rs who require a good

| Pen and Pencil Set can select those from leading makers at. Moose Jewellers.

41mm: lasso-Tantalum" of Man- |o1 and Alanna Clocks at. Moase Jew-

pliers.

-51; YING (‘RANBEKRIES plcgd" contact. Dale Cameron. ‘iiaiciliars’ Rest. Phone 605-15.

l _. BOGABT - BASCALL TEAMED AGAIN IN TVABNER DRAMA

l -'i‘ou$h but big-hearted roles are nothing new to Humphrey Bogart and Humphrey Bogart is nothing new to Lauren Bacall. But together this couple, opening to- night in the Howard Hawks pro-

lduction. Warners’ "The Big Sleep," at the Capitol Theatre, offer some- thlmg new in exciting film fare.

And something new has been added to the screen's most sensational combination-lovely Martha Vick- ers.

'i‘hc beauteous and talented Miss

_FUR SALE — 1938 Buick. Re- conditioned motor. Also one cab- inet radio. nine-tube Westing- house. Chczip. Reed's Corner Service Station.

-SMOKERS. D0 you light up with a Ronson? See the new Ron- 50)] Whirlwind Lighters at Moase Jewellers. Also Table Lighters Tor- tis Shell. Chrome, Black and Chrome.

HUMPHREY

SHOWS 7.15 — 9.15

some nowutm

Results of Ladies Bowling Lea.- gue played on Friday night at the Capitol Alleys.

Ladies high single won I Daphne Arsenealt—263.

2nd high single won by Blanche Laughlin—255.

ist high three games Lilla McKenna—600.

2nd high three games won by Sally Basler-SGO.

Strikers:-

M. Gaudet .. ..... .121 '11 10B Goldie Macdonald .153 187 148 Kathleen ivicIver ".113 138 162 Mae Dewar 188 194 Florence Beck 100 Total—199'1.

won by

The Jolly Flve:-- Frances Razavet . .147 108 152, Earllrie Bernard .147 154 143

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THE PICTURE THEY WERE BORN FOR.‘

_,_ umuniIM-uirsiu new Knee sessino... Also CARTOON . MATINEE TUESDAY 3.30‘

rim GUARDiANhCi-iAiiiHPTETOWN ___

REGENT

SUMMERSIDE TUISOAY and WEDNISOAY

_BARB ‘vigil _ we 5m, h“ Vickers plays the role of a paiho- , some Spools u; barb wire left’ 8,5; logical pretty whose asing ways M"? Gallant 1'75 fencing wrre. and Shore-Shock El- ggavgfr right m” tgotmlilldegus ﬁg? ggiennay ectric Fencers... The Summon-side d 95 ﬂu“ n3 15 I er T°tal__21o7 Hardware c0 ,an a arna ry c rse er, n s ay- - _____ [mond Chandler murder mystery. A" h AMRAGP. ‘HARDWARE’ __over_ She also tries her childlike charms S rs:- i~ 51m. as: a ll? 1:: i2: ‘m’ m‘ 'h°“'°‘° ‘W’ “m”? “'5' Mrririowo tHl-lvm ten-e “Boa no Gertie Cahill " 9'1 166 11s “n weights are mgcogsan“ The Sum- novlce lac tlietciliasey assga her u Elizabeth Wood V‘ ‘I V101 150 10" merslde Hardware Co. ' _, _ ' p s p _ “ “ _in favor of her sister (Laulreiil Irene Peters 141 . - 'Bacall) But Marlowe soon finds Tota1—224'l. -PI:.RIIAPS lher Birthday ls In _‘ .' . _ , ,, ._ October. and Moase Jewellers sug- zhalrgtgétilmtif ‘Sim? mgﬂsbtﬁ L k n _ “ ' gest her-Birthstone a Opal. See “nPl u “n51 er d 17d n '11‘ l"! y V¢~— _ M50 SHORTS theselwtlnn at. thee-r store. f” 1 ‘e a 5"" “e “E5 ‘SISKHY B351" 151 133 335 _ own up to the fact that- he is on Glenn Rodd . . 154 191 1Z7 Matinee Monday end Wednes- __m.A Ayn SPARTON RADloS her siddelForhfhetsarkg ollliey (‘am- Bernice Belts . 15.3 ‘.315 130 day 3,30 new Also a few tiscd Rtmington lyihal. i" dear‘ “Le tp 3531a 0E1; Rum GUI“ - ~ I” 152 75 ' Tllieuuiters reconditioned. Gallant T‘: lamest" pulltchua a; gins; Ethel oomph)“ 184 163 152 ‘*"**4'.'*‘9§ Grocery Co. Howlan. {P825358 v n u” w’ ex a T°ta1"2371~ , ‘ Adapted m Raymond Chand-, M u“ ._ Zara's:- -JUS'I‘ RECEH ED Beds com- , _ "q W" . pleto with Snriiig and Mattress. Ice E-uslkzﬁ: $91115: noggacgitynuaﬁi Bﬂyl- D3193’ 166 l ggilelvlggﬁgn lg? 146 Chest. one DZ-ning Room Suite. 8 T I F {tr tm i ‘ h ‘H. Hughes . 131 M 1 h 39 pieces. dressers new and used. Gal- ‘u e5 l“ ‘mam 5 p c “re as a- PEBTI William! 99 ' Br On s "p ' 15D 214 155 lam Grocery CO Home!“ cast of characters each of whom H_ Lelghtlzer 175 Noreen Simmons 138 14'! 184 ‘ ' Is calculated to make you sit up Beryye Rogers 175 Phyllis Woodside 103 114 142 __LUCKY WINNER_ on sah taekehnotice. lxlistuiérngt’ 12x53?’ Tota1_1733_ Total-ZOZO. urday evenin: a drtuvlrll for a edagnjog: iggpglv "P955 Knum B _ fr” '°""“ pm-W“ “I'm “w” h” sen yCharles wgicron algae Cook all“ Bl":- 1 7 l6 l2 A iiz 116 14 R. T. HO] an. LtCl. a. h ld in ' ' ‘ "EVE Y“ Pneal-l 2 5 1 ' ~ 5 ‘he ’E“°“a'n;d Rem" gm?“ s‘ ‘he ”'n§£§.§°.‘ll§&..o thr- f'i'm E Teresa Arsenauit 15o 208 14," t dean Q“°"?‘”'E“ 5B 57 5° Summcrslde store. This ace. re- Ab, Sme mm, w,“ brow,“ ,,,_.Chr1s Pineau 90 106 101i P?“ °¥"=°" 114 98 1B3 cord la er was won hv lvfiss Rub ‘ ‘ Bernie Pineal! 128 170 148 l w" 5mm?“ - - - 122 115 103 p Y y eether Boeart and Bacall for the - Best of 212 Pleasant Street. sum- f‘, q t. e. “T H A d H 'Bea Arsenault ....... .146 189 1181M“? McNem 139 152 r. tme m o ave n ave T ml_2n3 q-Um1_1564_ $135"lﬁiilllimlllllil"‘"l.liii "m" M" m“ “h” h“ “"""" ° ' ‘Y . . . ' . from the container and one cntcr- ,‘,’,§§§r§s§§.a° l§gerol1§es§::odrt?|$§' The Ma" M"! Glrlii- u°|ma".5'_ H, by M,“ B85, was u". ms, Iinqke ﬁr “mm tense and exmmg Ann McDonald 127 211 131 Eunice Richard I53 94 163 irawh._s, ,n‘,,.,.,a,'nmen{ ' Eunice Walfield .106 192 120 EWBYWP .119 143 15s ' Bernice Mellish .. 85 133 8n gals Mglggmltld ~- 86 R .. .. 70 93 102 "e 91' 5°" - 147 -T"ANK5GlV1-“G SERVICE- (‘ljglelldiit . . a1 as s2 Kay Sutton res Loving care and a generous shar- T°tay_174g_ Tota1-2139, lng of God's good gifts was evi- dent in St. Thomas‘ Anglican ' The Happy Gang:- M1919 119M51- Church, genus? onhsunaiy Edith Dodcls 141 24o 14a L015 Sehurman evening. o er t. w en a Blanche Laughiin .167 134 255 TBYIY Prausht Harvest Thanksgiving was ceie- H|GHE$T " q Ethel Deighan braced there. Rev. B. Fream. of ‘lﬂiflgﬁlzd l}, Bertha Geurgis . Urapaud, conducted the srvice MARKET PRICES lg Wuolgy 135 Ivy Lafferty and received a warm welcome l T°Lal_2525_ Total-l5l8. irom former parishioners. The FOR lﬂfle congregation, which includ- no¢gorg;_ Flu Kids:_. rd a number of visitors, joined the l Ethel Douglas _ 175 154 14g Pauline Todd =hoir. with Mrs. John McKay at mp3,,“ 3,5,,” ' __ m 1-,»; Dot Simmons . the organ. in singing appropriate y Lanai“, H!“ H 173 11g Jean McArthur hymns. The beautiful dorsal cur- . 1 Erma Ramsay 15g 57 Eleanor Rogers

lain made ,an ideal background for great. bouquets of gladiolt, ef- Iecllvely arranged. while dalilias 1nd other flowers were used to "Want-lire about the chancel Vtleiables and fruits were there ln abundance, an arch of leaves and berries over tlie cent-re atslc Bddtil to the attractiveness of the vreli kept little church. Since last lear. a handsome marble-plaque. "f memory of Otto A. Dunning “P10 died of wounds in tlie service ti! his country. has been placed n the church by his father, Mr. Prank Dunning. now living at Slums Valley.

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The Melinda's:_

Eileen Todd . .. iiil 145 184 Lillian Cudmore . 159 123 142 Gladys Arthur B1 78 12!

Marlon McMurdo 148 154 .159 Mlldren McMurdo 146 119 103 Total—1993.

0,; Mary Rankin _. Total—i983.

CAMEO

rue-day‘ Matinee aao Evening Shows 1.00-0.00

ugfiliﬂsiilrtnoiu m4 “m” ”‘"""‘ m Mary Hogan 16g "BECAUSE 0F HIM” J h l5 gayyce ‘£615,321 177 With Charles Laughton and Bay“, Todd 83 Franc-hot Tone. Total-ms.

I ‘I -G.B.M.—

I NEWS FOR MIN-You know Just how difficult It has been to get

good WHITE SHIRTS. '- - - The Men's Wiear Department now has

, white broadcloth ablrts of good quality, with a fused collar-tlie alzel

of these ahfrta range from i4 to 11. priced at 2.50, 3.28 and 3.95. Aa

I you know there is no shirt that can take the plsee of a white shirt- so, buy one today from the Men's Wear Department.

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NEWS FOR. BOYS-The 8 and l0 Department has good heavy, navy l blue CIIEVIOT BREECIIES in stock. They've only just arrived and i are lust right for school wear. These Breeks have a double, reinforced ; knee and laced leg closing. The slses are from 2'1 to 3|, priced at 2.15 I a pair. - - - They are in the B and 10 Department.

l NEW! I0! BABIES-The Grocery Department la interested In the I feeding of your Baby-so. they have stocked SWIITB STRAINS!)

MEATS, there is quite a large variety Including liver, veal, beef, lamb heartete. ---'l‘hesearein6euueetlusandare lleeutas tin. the Grocery shelves you'll also find CAMPBELL’! SOUPS l-‘OR. BABY. - - - You_eau't deny that Campbell's eau usakg super soup, and their

llaby Soups

are lust as nourishing and delicious aa that put up for

adults. The Campbell Baby leup eosaea in ehlekeu, beef, lamb, liver and vegetable flavors - they are lu l eunee tins (lust enough for one serving) prleed at ll cents a tin. - - - Your Baby will thrive and ﬂour-

ish eufoods

speelalLv prepared for baby digestion-so, luolude Bvvlffa

Strained Meats and Campbell's Soaps for Baby tu your Grocery order.

NEWS IOI. WOMEN-A limited shipment of INGLIIII DINNER- WARI has been reeelved by the China Department. This Dinnerware i.- In the attractive luibened Bose patterb-Ws dainty sud seltly eel- eted. laglldi Dinnerware baa been practically lruposdble to get and we bepe that this shipment is an ludleatleu of more to follow. The Bsubasaetl Ieaepotternwoesuealnldaudﬂpleeesetalt la medium priced. Yeawlllbaibletsaaetbislliuuevwarelntbeﬂluanepart-

Iantafbaﬁlaierilaandtlbarlettatewultsraa

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Where Prl

Sport Echoes - from Prince County

duties.

Negotiations have been entered into between Queen Square High School nigger-s of Charlottetown and the newly organized Summer- side High School team to play a game in Charlottetown next Sat- urday. Jimmie Hogan has Informed us. No doubt the Queen Square boys will give us a return game

ed a week.

N5. where on itlondsy they will take on the Meteghan aggregation, Nova Scotia. intermediate champ- ions, for the Maritime title. ‘Ill-tore seams to be only one casualty in the list, Deighan. regular catcher for "Joe" Bernard till season, hav-

probabiy prevent h.s there behind the bat. but

NEW PATTERNS or WALLPAPER

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DISPLAY

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which will bowling league at the Capitol getting in Bowizng Alleys, the Kingsmen made

he w ll be the highest total score. 2948. which available 1o;- pinch-hitting oreother averages slightly over 196 per man

finger

From Windsor comes the ccm- ment that this some 1411 be the latest baseball flxture ever to have been played 1,, me MgyltlffleS, and that; 1s probably correct, as it is unusual to have baseball the third week oi October. and World Series, which is plﬂyfd in 8 warmer climate, has been complet-

We note that (the name of the Meteghan nine is The shipbuildng trade has no ter- rer for Suimmerside athletes. The

right in Sydney after tyln! the!!! in Charlottetown. Let us once again the Nova Scotia attempt to -wrest a Maritime crown from Summerside will end In shipwreck.

In the first sklnmish in the men's

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rhinitis": SUMMERSIDE

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SMELL ANYWAY

Since dogs do not. perspire they therefore have poor sys- tems and should havirallidefaud wallows provided summer.

NYLON POLISHEBI

g 1-1 o Nylon strands are used to pol- ish Jewel bearings for precision instruments.

i ALE BOTTLES PIIROIIASED

We eail for ale bottles. an; uuautlii- Plate and quarts; high en nrlw ma. We will also ua| for lave: bottles. Bring them is and guarantee an ample supply a

per string. ’I‘his team is composed ct! S. Grady, Andy Gallant, D. Gar- num, H. Gaudet and F. Folland.

The Murphyville Sluggers Grade IX won the inter-class bese- ball championship of Summer-side High school recently defeating the Grade xr-B spit/boilers in the fin- als by Qhe close score of 11 to l0. The line-up of the champions ll as follows: c. Paul Sohurmah; p. Kenny Grant; ib., Donald Darby; 2b» Ernie Deigfhan; 8b., Bob Le- Purgey; ss., Clive Macdonaid; r2. George Smith; d. W111 White; 1f. Peter Pope.

here in Summerside the following lust time we met the men bethind w? Javel.

weekend. . the men who go down to the sea in P5351591 755C535 Rhona Cecil's Gregg’, "p, sq i- ships was when our Juvenile Is- Phi-IP- ,

As we write this, the Summer- land hockey champions tangled P6561" ""9 “"5 Intmmu‘!

side All-Stars plus some dyed-ln- with the Sydney "Shipyards" for 111W 1353mm "Om "u" m 15m‘ .

the-wool fans are getting ready to the Maritime Juvenile hockey _ ‘ _ _ I _ I _ ‘ .

leave in the morning for Windsor, grown. We scuttled them 6 to 4 . v ‘ Q

Once more youean have both

and BRIQUETS. "rues YDIIR onnsn sow

SUMMERSIDE

PTS

during the present season.’

WETIIAIIDLE ALL TNE BEST GRADES

MARITIME SOFT COAL, AMERICAN HARD COALS We also expect a cor of AMERICAN COKE.

PIIOIIE 2T

JOSEPII READ and O0. Ltd.

a We will be buying SEED and TABLE STOCK POTATOES

IIIIIEST MARKET PRICES PAID , l-‘lell IIII Pststses Irslsl By Arrangement

JOSEPII READ and O0. Ltd.

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MATTRESS 8s BOX SPRING

It's like oldtimes again with spring- filled Beautyrest and its companion box s p r i n g once more available to buy as you please, singly or in combination. All the famous Beautyrest fesmres such as lu- dividusiiy podteted eoil springs and pre~buiit edges are back again. And so are pre-wsr prices. New on display sud ready for you.

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