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SIINMERSIBE GUARDIAN

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

—’l‘hia column in reserved for nevrl a! local tntaralt but advertising o! a newly nature may be Inserted at 3 osuta n word atrictly payable tn ad- vanes-

—SERVICES, May 'l, Bicieford and Tyne Valley United Churches, Min- ister, Rev. .1. A. Nicholson: 11 a. m., Invernessfil l1. m¢pidefordg 7.30 p. m., Tyne Valley, Subject, “Who Crucified Jesus?"

—WAR.NlNG—Citizens of Cape Traverse and vicinity please take notice that “The Black 'I‘ertor" (presented by The Cape Traverse Players) will be at Cape ‘Traverse Hull, Thursday evening, May 4th.

9191-5-3-21.

—PURCHASED GOOD STOCK- Mr. Muzor MacDonald, of Sher- brooke bought recently from James Siavert, of North Bedeque. four prime beet animals, a two year old steer, which weighed 1230 lbs. and another of the same age 1025-3.

--0BTAlNS HIGH PRICE FOR PUP PELT—Mr. Lowell Hancock. ‘Manager of the International Fox and Animal Foods, Ltd, oi’ summer- slde, has received $95.17 for a full silver fox pelt from a last year's pup, from the recent London Fur Sales. Mr. Hancock believes that this is the highest price obtained this season for a pelt. from last season's pup.-S.

—ROADS OPENING UP — The roads in the vicinity of Summersicie are Opening up for motor traffic. The road drag is to be seen in a good many places doing good work. The road to Bedeque is very good and cars have been running there from Summersidc ifor about one week. The roads to New Annan, Kensington, and St. Eleanors are al- so very good.—S.

--MISSIONARY MEETING-The regular monthly meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of Trinity United Church, Summerside, was held on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. R. Allen, the President, in the chair. Mrs. Goclkin, Vice-Pres- ident, and Mrs. Townsend, ex-presi- dent, were also seated with Mrs.,Al- len. The meeting was held in the church as the hall is undergoing ex- tensive repairs. Mrs. Allen opened the meeting with the Doxology; Mrs. Godkin led in prayer and Mrs. Townsend conducted the devotional period. Mrs. J. T. Waite, temper- ance Secretory, read a. most inter- esting paper on Temperance. The lords Prayer and a period of silent prayer followed. Mrs. A. S. McKay with Mrs. Douglas Gordon at the piano and also accompanying her in the singing, gave a beautiful rendi- lion of “In the Ivory Palaces." Mrs. George Sheen submitted the Treas- urersreport. Mrs. Harper, who had charge oi the study book for this month, gave a most’. interesting des- cription 0t the discovery of Canada by Jacques Cartier and also of the landing of Somuel de Champlain, taken from the chapter in the Study book on “The Making of Canada." Her address was most descriptive and gave a wealth of information. Mrs. Harper also spoke on the early missionaries and their work. She closed her address with the last verse of “Land ot our birth we pledge to thee." The closing hymn "Lord while for all mankind we pray," was particularly appropriate for tho address ot the afternoon. There W35 n large attendance. Plans were discussed for the coming Con- ierencc in hr- held next week in lsummcrsidc-S.

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‘Never before could one travel at such a small cost and never lit-for,“ a motor cycle 0i this quality for

i $115.00

The new 1933 FRANCES-BARNETT is so com- plctetly equipped that even the most particular rider need spend nothing further on incidentals.

Write Braces, for catalogue describing this high

Brace, McKay & Company, Ltd.

SUMMIRSIDE, P. E. I.

BRACPS NEW

—TWO COATS Bruce's pure white shellac rubbed down and pol- ished with wax will make a perfect ﬂoor. 9217-5-4-21.

-—EXPECTED MAY 10th, car Ground Limestone $5.00 per ton of! car. Also few cars fertilizer expected about same date. Kindly book ord- ers at once. J. B. Millman. Ken-able», ton. 9233-5-4-6i

—HI-IRRING NETS. rope, tar, and all ﬁshing supplies in stock at: Braces. 92l7-5-4-2i.

—NORTH BEDEQUE and Free- town United Church: N. Bedeque, 8.5., l0: Worship, 1i: Wilmot, 3; Ficetown, 7.30 (Pageant). Minister, J. W. A. Nicholson.

—HARBOUR. FREE FROM ICE- On Wednesday morning, Slimmer- side harbour was free from ice and in consequence the weather was much warmer. The fishermen are fishing herring in earnest now and some large catches have been made. lobsters are coming in from the North Shore to Mr. Pat-urefs fac- tory and there is every indication of a good season-S.

—THE MANAGEMENT of the summerside Driving Par re tak- mg gwps m put the k and grounds in A1 condition in 011181‘ t0 make the historic event on Domin- ion Day the best ever. A 11111111181‘ of stables are preparing to ‘train on the track this season, viz. Man: Steele, Capt. Sampson Grady. George Smith and James Millmon. This indicates renewed activity i.n the “king oi’ sports" at Summerslde. The old time 30 class promises to bring together a great bunch oi.’ new ones giving our farmers and breed- ers all over the country an oppor- tunity to get a lot of entirely 8113911 onas stated-S.

-—MAY DAY ENTERTAINMENT —The members of the Girl's Clubs were the hostesses to the YOl-lnS people of the Summerslde Presby- terian Church in a M111? Dal’ M115‘ querade on Monday Iiisht- 518ml’ young people in striking and orig- inal costumes gathered in the church hall, which had been beautifully de- corated by the committee. A unl- que feature was a iltkww P111119 contest, the company dividing 111W groups of four round the tables and the gentlemen claiming their part- ners by retrieving thv ladies‘ 511D- pers. One ing¢11i0115 f‘??? soiled the puzzle in twenty minutts 811d claimed the prize. Other contests were a masculine hat trimming con- test and a treasure hunt-the res- pective winners being Mr. H. Boates and Mr. Roland Lyle. Then come the costume parade and so 1118-113’ ingenious, effective, and really beau- tiful dlsguises were in evidence that the judges, Mrs. Heath Strong and Mr. R. S. P. Jardine, had much dif- ficulty in making their decisions. The ladies’ prize went to Miss Nina Simmons and the gentleman's to Mr. Lloyd Gorrlll. Refreshments were served by the ladies of the club, after which three booths were thrown open. The fortune telling booth was in charge of Mrs. J. S. Perry, the others in charge of Messrs. Mountain, Pickering, Han- cock and Mill, and all making 11D‘ roarious fun. But the best chilly- ment of the party was to follow in the games under the capable super- vision of Mr. Lowell Hancock, who was Master of Ceremonies ior the evening. S0 whole-hcartedly did the company enter into the spirit of the thing that it. was with great dlfil- cui-w they could be persuaded that the hour to go home had arrived. No more successful social has been held in the Presbyterian Hall in years. Music was rendered by Miss Muriel Lee and for the games, by Ralph and Jennie Boatcs. The com- mittee in charge oi arrangements was composed of Mrs. Jeans, Mrs. M. Mill and Miss Zilpha Sharp-S.

PERS ONALS

_.Mr. L. R. Allen, M.l...A., of Sum- mmide, was a visitor to Charlotte- town this week-S.

-M.rs. Colltngs, of Charlottetown, was a visitor to Summersidq this week and mot many old friends-B.

wuv GAMBLE wrrn A SECOND-CHOICE runs" WHEN oooovcAns cosr no MORE?

—-Mrs. Alexander Dccgon, of Cape ‘Traverse, has been visiting her dauohtrr. Mrs. J. P. Mclmzis, oi’ Silmmcrsirlc zuid returned hem: on M0nclny.~—S.

-Misr Nclllc McDonald, a teacher at St. Mary's Academy, Summer- side, has entered the Prince County Hospital for trcatmcucms.

-Mrs. Wm. Read, who arrived from New York lost week, has taken the Hamilton House ncxi. to the Nurses’ Home on North Market Street, Summerside, for the summer months-S.

—-Friends will be pleased to lcnm that Mr. Willard Phillips, oi Messrs. Sinclair and Stewart, Summerside, is now convalescing and will soon

BRINGING UP FATHER

be able to be out again. Mr. Phil. lips was very ill with pneumonia, which confined him to his bed for some weckln-S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

--'Tllln column in ranerved fol m-wa of lovni intern: but adrertialnu o! n newly nature may ho lnaerud at ‘.3 rant: n Irord ltrlctly pnynblg i; lldYllPlf6~

..'SUBSCRIPTIONB to The Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rep. Archie Bums. or left at H. J. Mabonb Drug Store, Montague. 12-1341“.

"QIEATIIERDALE HALL _.. M], Philip Bears will hold divine service in Heatherdale Hall, Sabbath, 7th

nishing material for school give all-mo as soon as possible. It was decided to hold a dance tn Peake’: Hall May 10th. Contest was then 1111i. 0n by Mrs. W. Rodger-son and ms. O. Kneebone, equally merited by Miss Y. McDonald, Mrs. C. Rod- Berson and Mrs. J. Myers and Mrs.

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The resistance to shock and strain is impaired. Cuts, bruises, bumps will cause. sudden tire- failure.

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protected are dangerous tires.

strength and stamina to

the tire. They are the “musclesfﬁ If they be exposed, road-wear and moisture will quickly rot them. A blow- out may occur at any time.

Over-worn tires-those with the rubber worn through and those with but a scant covering of rubber-are allies of disaster. Stones or sharp objects will penetrate and weaken the cords.

Replace your tires before they have reached this danger point. Don’t try to squeeze a few more miles

out of dangerous tires. The price of new Goodyear

ingly low cost.

Tires is but a fraction of the cost of an accident- perhaps injury or death to yourself and others.

The Goodyear dealer is a good dealer-and will safeguard you and your family at surpris-

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MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND

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April 19. On this date members met at the home of Mrs, John w, Blrt with an attendance of eight members and twelve visitors. Roll call was answered by "My Earliest Recollection."

Minutes of lost meeting were read and signed. It was decided that all ratepayers who intend iur.

May at 'l p. m.

R. Grant, drawn by Mrs. J. Myers.

Next meeting to be at the horns oi.’ Mrs. C. Kneebone. Roll call, "Gar- between you and Charles?" _

den Hints." Mrs. M. Handrahan and Miss G. McDonald were ap- pointed on Programme Committee for next month. Lunch was then served and the National Anthem brought a very pleasant meeting to a close. _

to tia ﬂeeces. It. can be separated from tho wool only by corbonlzing or burning out.

Lady (to butoher)-"I‘ll take a pound oi’ these sausages. Are they British?"

Butcher-Wiles, rnrnm, the bull-

dog breed."

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I simply can't make mm touch till lawn mower!"

Real Estate

SALES

R. P. Simpson

Ill IIOIIHOND’ ET. Charlottetown, Phone 131

By George McManal

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