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{i} AGENTS: J.

‘ George

SUMMIISIDI and

Bookstore. $11,," Bakery. Water Street;

The Guardian will be dellveeed and" lg] ll lb I d" your 0rd" W f,“ wan mamonn 1mm: a p" war prices. Sample’: Drug m4 Jewellery Store. ,

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411E HOODED KNIGHT Form»- utn Pens for school children. Sem- p," Drug and Jewelery Store. - “mo. - Tuesday. 8.30 P. M.l Jribbott and Lou Costello in wit]. Gian-t". Also Serial. _wANTl-ID at once. meld ‘EOII eneral housework. Mrs. Robert gelial‘. so Water st, Stnnmerside-

_\VATERMAN'S Pen and Pertcil m i; a suitable gift for anyone. .0... teacher. your employer m‘ a lriend. Godkln Bros. Jewellers_ Sununerside

._POSTPONED annual meeting m“; illram R.B.P.. Central Be- deque Hat] Wednesday. Dee. ll at

1130 P-m-

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_WATEBMAN. Sheaifer wand “151-ket- Sets sample's Drug and Jewelery Store. __€__-_-

_'I‘he marriage o! Mia: Pearle‘ gorcoran. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Oorcoran or Plus-

oi Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dalton-ml Burton. took place on ‘Tuesday, November 28. at 9. a.m. ln St. An- thony's Roman Catholic Church.

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The ceremony we: perlormed and the Nuptial Mass celebrated I1! the pastor. Reverend Michael J. Rooney. and was witnessed 11y rel- couple.

The traditional wedding macho: were played by the church organ- ist, and Ave Maria was one or sev- eral selections tendered.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, was tastefully attired in a custom-made suit, ct ice-blue imported Shetland wool. dress- maker style, with navy accessories. l-ler only ornament was a strand ct pearls, ~

The bridesmaid was Alireda Kelly who wore _a salmon colored cult with black accessories.

M-r. Norbert Corcoran. brother of the bride. was grcomsmr-tn.

Following the ceremony, the bridal party motored to the homo or the bride's parents where break- iast was served to the immediate relatives and friends of tho con- tractlng parties, The truest oi honor was Reverend Father Roon-

ey. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton. left. by motor. on a. short honeymcon

trip.

On their wedding day. messages of congratulations were received from relatives and lrle : in Chi- cago, Boston. Montrea, Halifax end Charlottetown.

Prior to her marriage the bride was tendered a shower at the home of her parents by the Piuzville Women's Institute and following their honeymoon a. reception was given them at the home o! the bride's wster. Mrs. Melvin McGreg- or and Mr. McGi-egor. They were the recipients or many and varied gifts.

They will make their borne in Burton where they have the best Wishes or a host ot friends.

(Patriot Please Copy)

Fishermen! Holman‘: I-Iardvvnre Dept. A necessity for wlnter sleigh

There I: : llmply wonderful Pﬂiler in amok, In the Chin: Dope Ive brixc: and the price: nre

decorative and unelll.

Bath Aoecewrleni You will llnd Bath Snltl. 01in. and

Wl§SiERN tuirhiir ,

‘ginning at a p.m.

DALTON-CORCDRAN Normans]

ville. to J. Lancelot Dalton. son|

l-lclmnn‘: Hardware In '10¢k..in both light-ha heavy weight

llardwara Department you will ﬁnd both Tittle are 3.45 to 5.05 ln the Hardware Dept. __.__.___

1.15 to‘!!!- Holman’:

_________ A Gilt nuggcnllonnmwrought Iron Wall There Ire‘ can: Imp: in the Hui’: Okla: . . ‘the love or lenry blindly

unite for n m: that will bring nopriaell»

0f‘ factory ond selling or rentel. price udtlteucd to Guardian, Sununcvaldd~

~ Replle: will be treated GOIIHIIIIIIIy. i

lower It. and PIINOI COUNT! vertlﬂng

Newl. Rlbecriptlonn. Ad

-""" n»; Gnnrtlnn my be bought detly .n any o! ch: following nbere: in Illnlneuldet Water Street; Gentile: Drlgebore, lllll Gill“:

Water lteeet; l1 Grenville Street

Oeelybcnelnllunmenlde.

por-dnyorllcperwenk. Ihenelltorthhnervlco. the w releelllble ier deliveries on your reefe-

-I.A'me'r nus tn r dnnti: at Mon: Jewellern, Stlnmenide. ;

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-—TUIIA end 01d B9100 TOUR‘ it: sﬂﬂllle’: Drill ‘and Jewelery I. i

—GIVI A RINK TICKET for Ohgimnee. On nale at Foley’: Drugstore and Bari‘: Service Station, Stnnmerside.

~10! EDI BOUDOII :0: the Dreaner Set: at Moose Jewellerl. Stmmerllde.

-A SUITABLE Gill‘! for n be? o1 girl-n leuon‘; rink ticket. On sale ct Foley's Drugstore and Earl’: Service station. simmer- al e.

—l-‘0B SALE-Model A John Deere Tractor, '1 months old. To see. call at West End Filling Station. Silnmerside.

—DON"l‘ FORGET the alter- tnoon tea and sale oi home cook- ing and needlework to be held in Epworth Hall. Siunmerside, under the auspices o! the ladies Social Club, on Thursday. Dee. l2, be-

—'l‘llE STORES o! W. M. Bow- ness and Ralph Callbeck d: Co. will be open evenings from Dec. 30 until Christmas, but closed on Wednesday afternoons. ~

' -THE ANNUAL MEETING 0L the board of managers oi the Children's Aid Society. Prince County. will be held at a p.m. on Monday, Dec. 0. at the Town Hell. Summer-side. D. L. Lidstone, sec-

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Incineration-nous‘..- h~nIj~-_“1

Also SHORT SUBJECTS Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Tuesday 3:30

WEDNESDAY d: THURSDAY JACK HALEY _|n__

"PEOPLE ARE FUNNY" "VOICE OF CANADA"

With DON MESSER ond o host of other Canadian Stars

S’sitIe Bowling

CAPITOL ALLEYS

rotary.

I n m‘ l rtives and friends d! the young quﬁuggdlngwglgftpgz,‘ “Sig: Capnol Bmvun:

[home o! the bride, Ottawa Street. .Surnmersltie. on 0'." 2 when Hen- nch Hamill and Peter W. Leard werg united in marriage Rev. W. lBllson o! the Churz! of Christ oi- : llciated.

-WALMSLEY -- SULLIVAN — The marriage took place quietly on Wednesday December 4th at 6 p.m. at Trinity United Church Parson- age, Summerslde o! Arthur Walms- ley, formerly of Regine. Sask. and Mrs. James It Sullivan o! Summ side. Rev. K. G. Sullivan. the pas- tor performed the ceremony- The bride and groom intend to reside in Summersldd-B. ‘ _

—P(_)LICE COURT -— In the Summerside Police Court yesterday morning before Stipendinry Mngis- mte EH. Strong. K.0.. n. man tor causing disturbance was fined $50.00 and costs. Two drunks were fined $5.00 and costs and (our other drtmlts had their ball estreated- s_ .

— HAS GAB AGENCY — Mr. Eric Sheen has been appointed the agent for Kaiser-Fraser aut biles in Stunmmide. He has Dur- chneed the residential property owned by w. Matt. Areennult on Spring Street and plans to build l. showroom there next spring. The first showing or Kaiser-Fraser cars in Surnmoralde was held on Sat- urday when a Kaiser sedan was on display in the Murphy Motors Ltd. lbw/room A large number of people inmected the new model during the day. being curious to see the first o! this make of ca: to a9- pear in town-B.

Department have Smelt Bng Net: twine-cine: 28/! end 80/8.

ere Sleigh Belll. In the

driving the etrnp and shalt etyle-

neleotlon of Gift Bone: of Writing rtanenh-Theee

Chin: Depertnaent.

Bracket: Theee are both

flower pote. ivy bottle: and hurri- Depelhut.

woman’: heart... Powder: in n number of ontrnnclng "In Holman‘: Dr! 900i"-

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Repliet nlrettld contain description entl location

and should b:

nun-In.

g . A lobster factory on TvinceEdwerdi Inland. Must b: lngoed operating condition. '

are in very, nttraet- m‘

Second section Summerside Ladies Bowling league played at AJley: on Friday

night, l Crystals:- D. Gallant 14B 130 141 168 _l'_-_ Gallant 15:5 181 130 164 iL. Cutlmore 1T’ 14S 94 79 IE. Todd . 176 149 I86 195 K. Mailman . 13$ 131 132 151 Total—21’l9. Grcenhorn's:— V. Bishop .157 142 186 142 B. Daley . .. ....:li 55 135 143 P. Williams 64 B6 48 57 B. Rogers 144 104 189 130 Mrs E Dodds T6 186 194 237 Total--2043. f?" All Stars:- gl. Peters . .. ' 1s! m ise ' R. Kelly ' I18 l. Wood . 1M L Gallant .. .. 76 P‘. Bavldent 14. l1 96 135 Total-ABM. Kllroyhz- B. Rogers M. Rankin ‘F. Rankin . M. Rankin .. G. Carruthers .. 80 75 90 7g ‘Fatal-ZEN. Atornicn- G. MacNeill .. .. C. Perry .. J. Bernard O. MPNeill G. Cahill . Total- 233i. Royals:- M. Hogan .... ..ll2 120 108 l0! Z. Silllphant ‘.01 90 m l M. Sillinhant H84 90 '15 g n. Henderson‘ n. 10s 11s 152 M. McNeil] . m9 14o gg g5 Total-loll. .

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l-lonor Roll for Novena-bee.

Grade X—Mavrle Y. Dolmn, Ruth Oorrigan. Rita Griffin.

Grade IX—Marie Salim];

Grade VIII-Jenn Pinsaiu. Betoy MeMnnus.

Grade VII - Deirna Doirvm. Alice Dviontr. Stella Doiron.

Undo VI —E‘lsie Gallant, Mer- ina Gallant, Mildred Roblson.

Grade V Georgina 139mm, lmiise Pltre, Thelma Lawless. Gang]: 1V — Mary Heertl. Olive

Grsde m - France: palmetto. Louise Malone. Allan Gall-ant.

Grade l’! — Richardine Klrwin. Laurent poison. '

AUBTIOII SALE

’\ To he eold by Plblle Aqgﬂgn- Ata BLACK BOISE

(NQIK Deo-Rllly-Iq oholcehardwoodto

I ' AITIIUI snwanr.

I run SALE

We have ti. ecle‘ rau- Cured Cod end Hahn, Well ‘pretend.

COD ............ l2 Ch.

HAKE .. l0 Ch.

In. l0, Lb. Let,-

r. and»... n sous. “were '

i b:

\

Bed J ackets

In chenille ond quilted rayon. [Selling-

large. Each .

Sizes, small, medium and

.. $2.95 ““" $3.95

mired By All

SINCLAIR'S have meat. Wool: in

Dressing Gown: to lull every gift requlrg? plain solider, plaid flqnnell, ‘silks, royona,

plain shades, smart stripe: end ﬁgured designs. lluee, Mor-

eon, Fawn, Navy.

Priced at

Ladies‘ House Coats

Size: srnqll, medium ond large.

3.50, 10.95 to 19.75

A gift she will long remember. Shown in quilted satin ond

rayon, also flannel, silk jersey, chenille, and moire. Sizes I2

to 20 and 38 lo 44. Price range from— .4

6.95 t0

Iladiesi _

25.00

Lounging Pyjamas

Two tone satin, two tone satin ond flannel, also two tone

moire.

Priced . .

Let Us Help

'1 '" s1 1.95 a $19.95

You Solve

,Yo a r Clrris tm a s Shopping Problems

SINCLAIR o STEWART |.'r.

Routine Business At Summorside Council Meeting

Th: regular monthly meeting or the Summenide Town Council was held lest evening with a full at- tendance of Councillors and His Worship. Mayor Jr‘. Arnett pre- siding. Only routine business was diecuneed.

The notice given at the l::t reg- uler meeting by Councillor Lloyd Gorrii that he would make a mo- tion at this meeting that a. refer- endum be held at the time o; the next civic election on the building by-lnw we: not acted on. When queried on the matter by Mayor Atmett, Councillor Gorril csked that it be left over for further con- eldcrn-tinn.

Oourtcillor Gorril repeating for the meet ccnunltte: ::id~ that the

plow: were ready for the winter end an would be med: to the ntreet: open. He end Councillor Molileon comlllelﬂﬁ about the way some motorist: were parking their can with one wheel up so hr on the sidewalk. that it we: difficult to walk by. The Mo”; glked that the police be ldvieed to look into this mat-

Tu Report

W1‘. Smnllmen re- ported that only about one hut of

"Wauperesntorthototctnmre-

main tmpnld The ueeement un- cunted to 062,514.00 ncnd only 8361-85 Niacin: t d

1n nu that tlttvcitllme stream ocvunmded end that n n‘!!! dlllotcreditwlldmtethelown . . .‘ ' TIIE flllllllltl. uterine

or IORDEN IIANCII no to cannons LEGION’ <._ will t» held n j troton tutu TUISDAY EVENING acclaim tout ct a m.

"All ntwirbnn requested to attend

Clark. Mr. J.H. Strong, who re- minded a few iorgetiul person: from time to time. He reported there were no arrears on the street assessment.

Councillor TD. Morrieon acid that everything i: 0K at the elec- tric light plant. He reported that this summer the street lighting had been increased by twenty five per cent and hefelt that it should be doubled. He said. he we: being asked by a number o! citizen: whe- ther there is sufficient power and his answer is that there is ample power to carry on. There ls more power than at this time last year. he said. and the citizen: need not

worry.

A report of the dental clinic lub- rnltted by Mia: Eleanor Mieler. public health n-ursc was rend which showed that one hundred and twenty patients had been treBMd which is 34 more than last year. In commenting on this Councillor (Jon-ill said that the clinic we: d0- ing wonderful work but there were fifteen children who onlty went once and wouldn't return. The par- ents had been appealed to but. would niot cooperate.

leeelution: The following ceeoltition: were

passed. Moved by Councillor Molllnon. seconded by Councillor Gotrrll that

ho mode to the

g grant of $126.00 an lnoreeee

dental clinic. Thll l:

oi $26.00.

Moved that the nun o!‘ 0100-00 be granted to the Sinnmereide branch. Canadian legion. to n:- slst tn derraying the cxPQﬂ-Il °1 decanting and repairing the Le- gion Home for the civic recep- tion otn the occasion of the vlelt of the Governor General and Led!

Alexander.

Moved Oourtclllor Mollieon and seconded by Councillor Smell- inan that the sinking fund 09"‘ printicn of 81.00am b: invented in Pit-evince o! Prince Edward ll-

D17. proclaimed a Dtltllc holiday.

Moved by Omnciilor W068‘. I99" onded by Councillor Molliaon that the 1.0.0.1‘. t» named neqilellen to hold tee davl on l‘ l.‘ Ind lL-S

_.._._.___.--- IOIII 1A1‘ LYON! -— (W) - A rtnble W!

atole Bench rncehorao Jooris in Lyons. laid he we: going ‘o sell it

lo l. butcher to get the lue he hi: hmleiin Allentlnn.

ALE BOTTLES PURIEIIASEII

CROSS ROADS SCHOOL

Honor Roll tor the month of November:

Guide X—-l. Redd/y Driscoll, 2. Sickle Wood.

Grade IX-l. Jackie Gard.

Grade VI-l. Raymond Stewart, 2 Sterling Stewart.

Grade V-1. Shirley Stewart,

Grade IV-l. Myra Joan Wood, 2. Athol Jenkinr, 8. Marie Stewart.

Glide III - 1. Ralph Kennedy, been Munphy (equal). l. Attistina Kennedy. 8. Marlene Baiderstoit.

Grade II (a)—1. George Carver.

Ered Oarver. Grade I! (b) -— 1t Ev: Wood. Grade I (b)——l. Jean MacKin-

nctn. Grade I (bl-l. Dorothy Wood.

Perfect attendance: Raymond Stvwﬂrt. Nlarie Stewart, At hol Jenkins, Leon Murphy. George

Oeirver. Ev: Wood, Dorothy Wood and Jenn MccKlnnon. ‘Ibachcr-(Bryer R. Jones.

We olll for ale botﬂu, j ﬁnality. blah and gunrte; high- UEPTINIIIIIAI. Wewllllllopay for Jove: bottles. Bring them in end g renteo an ample lnpply o! level.

Phone Cecil‘: Grocery, ‘I12, for pick-up.

iﬁsunnnﬁt ALL 5511155 RALPH IIUTTART

511m xrxcrsidc

I'M lFESSli IN AL CARD

1'. Earle llickey

Ghnrtlel Accountant Ollie: at ll Granville Street,

dimmer-aide Phone I15

two types: animal and Animal casing is made small intestine o! the lheep, the larze and small inteitine of hogl. and the inteltinel. ‘appendix, him. der and gullet lining o! cattle.

Casting for uusages i: made o! cellulose. cl the

Dark :tain| on aluminum pan: if not too well evablished, can often be removed with dilute acid such as vinegar. Pill pan with equal part: of vinegar and wttel and brl-ng t0 e. boll.

See ilur Assortment 0f: Chrllﬂﬂll Cnrdr. Toy: and Other Gifts. TIIIYII DIFFERENT.

GEGIUS GROCERY

EUSTANE ST. SUMMERSIDI

A CHEST OF

BEAUTIFUL SILUERWVAIIE

i847 Roger: Bros. cr Community Flute

GIVEN AT CHRISTMAS . wtu. n: TREASURED rot A LIFETIME. . . "

Although silver price: advanced 10% on November 15th our present stock will be sold ct the old price.

CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK '

URUUKETT'$ QUALITY JEWELLEIB SUMMERSIDE