nut -18. 1951

Irma GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTE ETOWN faqsimrazisg ' .. BEAUTIFUL rosrcaaos - l - .... . . . 1' -. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Matthews. i ::,em,g,”pmn people, camed me! E. a P k ,,,f Fume! COUNTY OFHCE "hi -i-1- have received from I I . 3,1..." bond by us. i I I If Mali , g ' t er grandson, Charles Erickson, I 0 I . ........ ..... is on -me.-. In Sside of Mrs. Minister Elected ..;:r:w,,s;cr;;;::,.2;:nwere - E 0vt-D-- K0- xgwu, Subecrlptlona. Advertising new-age t.tfye. nlficent. beautiful picture post- - , :-, , J. ELMEII Monriiv ma oaouoe c w cards from Naples. mary. and Nice. ac u rt -- mm" the United SW93 WPP0'.t5 I in ' I" k l i 0”9”'"'''' gm,” phone” 3033 Ind 50” prune, H. 5315 he Wu mwing 3 C. q fe WOODSTOCK, N. 3.. Oct. 17- the British stand and regards the . f . c 3, g . g . . C h . lye: Examined The Guardian may be bonnie at any of an g':;l& ""3 W1 "1 Om-me - ;E,l;(mff”,Z.Eh ff” ”f,::f:f,' c,lf,f,';. ..j,?f,ff:::'?;,,3i,,f-..”Hi,9if,ELf3g,,.,';: C'""'""' A"""'""" l- oium emu p muowin, .g?,-e..ln gummenlde: e .- . -g The dam cuned in summer. man of the Maritime Sunday to reconsider her rejection of an Canadian Ilanlr oi Coiomerc. i 0m" "'""'i u noohlbno sll-'Ilm91'u5";eFv fioumel Dl'lll'It0f0. 11 Central Street; g4.o PAY 1-"nu-I-I A hue side on Tues lay at Mrs. ceiim School Association at its annual invitation from the united states, gum"... i I to II - I to I Elly": News-at'and:. we 1- tfagt, Mug Gmldgtv 51 G.-gnyuie street; um buumul n W." be donned Blacquiere, widow of the late An- meeting today. Britain, France and Turkey to ioin lnmmeralde P I. I. 5"" 5? 'PP"""'""R M Doiieettoa, ' ry& Second Street; Island Motor Transport. t m Om" '6 ngd ch ch n drew Blucquiere, she .w” in he; Other officers are first vice- them ,5 . gun partner in 3 Mid. ' Pinon am AIIEWE 3””" "nu. mscgficalz: :"'"" 3"''e'5 E"''"'''' 59'" sound; Noxmbrgr um 5,. 80th year and was living with her Ch5”'"i5"- -7- -7- 3”"-3l"v Dl3b5'- die East defence command which PHONE 93” REGEVT THEATRE M an ' ' 3' . I. . (1 hi, M N. S.: seco d vice- h irman, Mrs. . - .. 4 ' K. L waits in xm.iu-go... evening in memory of the six boys A23” erB.treetrs.sh.Ieoh)r;ildAainlauli Bevemh cogmdv L15" enburg. N. l;lil):llgmtgiil:t;1e0;':: a1I"?'S)DOl1Slblilty fo. 4:; E - an . .,

” .- wasr rnmcn oirrrce Aibartori: Frank Weeks, neprmnuun. Phone: 08-2 Office and we Rouse.

F TN MONTREAL - Councillor, - ATTENDED FUNERAL - Mr. 9,3. Sheen 0! Summerslde has Robert Show of Summereide was no to MOMYOII On business in in Moncton yesterday attending gonnection with his firm. He is ac- the funeral of his sister-in-law. mmpanied D! M1'l- Sheath - 3- Mrs. Murray W. Shaw, who died

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g-MA'ImD MAN wanted to uddcny on Monday. 5 Ev, on property close to Sum- .. MAyoR WEDGE HOME : inerlide for winter months. Frcc Mayo, Hen”, wedge of summeh iioule "N "d m””,f"'3' Mdiside arrived home on Tuesday m0d'”'-' "mnmy u””.'"d fa” evening from Halifax where he at- lmnu 'mm"" wmk ”""'”di Al” tended the annual meeting of the P” '" wrm" to P' 0' Box 69' board of governors of the Marl- 5"'"'""5ld" Itime College of Pharmacy. - E.

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'-""5”” MEETING Lt Mm! - cans COLLIDE .. Yesterday my C1”k'Or -summemie ahlmorning shortly before noon two "med 7" educational meeting oflcars were in collision at the in- the secretaries and prcsidvnm Mliersection of Harvard and Russell "'9 Diocese of P'F"I' on "V”W-”lsu2cc- in summerside. Both suf- '" ('h'm”"emwni She was aC,mm'ifcred hconslderablc damage but no pZi.'lLE(.l by Mrs, GOlhEl:'(l Baxeixslone was injured. gg Sp

OHIIRMAIIS SOHOOL PARADE

PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM

OVER RADIO STATION CJRW Friday Evening. October I9 At 7.30 PM.

1. Herbert Crockett, Summerside High School, grade 10, piano solo. 2. Elaine Campbell', Cape Traverse, grade 7, read- mg. 3. Patsy Shaw”, Cape Traverse, grade 2, vocal solo. 4. Carol Brooks. Summerside Elementary School) grade 7, reading. . 5. Fanning School". chorus, grades 7-9. ' 6. Gerald Perry, Summerside Elementary School, grade 7, reading. 7. Bobby Macwilliamst, Cape Traverse, grade 8, piano solo. 8. Margaret Kcyes, Summerslde Elementary School, grade 4, vocal solo. . 9. Marion MacLeod. Summerside Junior High School, grade 7, reading. I 10. Roberta Clarke, Summcrside Junior High School,

grade 7, vocal solo.

INTERSCHOLASTIC OUIZ CONTEST CAPE TRAVERSEE

VS. CENTRAL BEDEQUEW

'These contestants will compete in the 1 to 3 class- room division.

All contestants are asked to be at the radio station - at. 7 P. M. on Friday

A public service feature of the M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd.

from O'I4eary Community who paid. the supreme sacrifice in World War Two. The flag is don- ated by the parents and brothers and sisters of the following youns men:- Carfield Ramsay, Wallace Dennis, Alfred Dennis. Ernest Tredenick. Reginald MacNeil1 and Em-merson Campbell.

-W.M.S. THANROFFEBING -- Beautifui autumn flowers made an attractive setting for the Al- berton Presbyterian W. M. 6. thankoffcririg service held In the church Sunday evening. Rev. G. B. Cunningham conducted the service. The scripture lessons were read by Mrs. James Gard and Miss Helen Kerr. The offer- ing was received by Mrs. J. K. Clark and Mrs. R. G. Haywood. and the prayer of dedication was offered by Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie. An appropriate adilross was given by the minister. The choir rendered the anthem. "King All-Glorious", with Mrs. G. B. Cunningham tak- ing the solo part.--B.

-CHURCH OF CHRIST Y.P.S. -The Y. P. S. of the Summersidc Church of Christ held their Tuesday evening meeting in the church parlor with the president in charge. The recently appointed officers are as follows: President, Miss Marie Dekkcr: vicc-presid- ent, Mr. Gerald Enman; secre- tary. Miss. Betty Ragerson; treas- urer, Miss Florence Maclnnis. The devotional exercises were conducted by he minister. with Miss Sylvia ayner as pianist. Plans.were made for the Provin- cial Y. P. S. convention which meets in Montague on Satiirday and Sunday. especially in regard to transportation. "How to Study the Scriptures" was the study theme conducted by the minister.

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failing health for the last four years. A kind and loving mother and a good neighbour, her mem- ory will be revered by those who knew her.

There are left to mourn. one son, Augustus, and two daughters: Ur- sula, Mrs. John Arsenaultr amt Hilda. Mrs. Ernest Cannon, all of Summerside; also one brother, Mr. John Richards, Summerside, besides 23 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

she was the former Celina Rich- ards of Mont Carmel but had been a resident of Summerside for the last fifty years. She was a faith- fu! member of the Catholic Church and also a member of the Holy Family Society. .

Her body is resting at her home. 344 Market Street, from where the funeral will take place on Friday morning at nine o'clock to St. Paul's Church with interment in Si. Paulie Cemetery. - S.

-LIFE IINDEBWRITERS - A good attendance marked the monthly meeting of the Life Un- dci-writers Association on Tues- day altcrnoon, October 16th, at the luncheon hour at Robson's Rest.-iurant,Summerside. The pre- sident. Mr. G. Stokoe, occupied ihe chair.

-PRESBYTERIAN LADIES CIRCLE-Miss Clara Mountain. president of The Ladies Club of the Summerside Presbyterian Church. opened the regular meet- ing with the "Lord's Prayer” on Tuesday evening, October 16th at the home of Mrs.Ernest. L. Waik- ezyvicloria Road. The members were busy with knitting and sewing and plans were made for the annual rummage sale in the Hall on Saturday afternoon. De- licious refreshments were served by the hostess.

AT IMPERIAL

K I N S ME N HARVEST BALL

SUMMERSIDE IIUFSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd

Dancing 9 to 1 A Two Orchestras Tho Downtowners and the Blue Haven Ramblers Two Dance Floors -- Modern and Old Time Dancing Fun-Frolic-Games-Canteen-Prizes

Admission 75 cents - Free Bus to and from Dance Proceeds for Children's llaiiowe'en Party

DANCE HALL

soft fall shades

graceful flowing

535.00

Just received

weight for the girls.

occasion.

taupe, black, green and brown, with smartly trimmed with grey or brown

squirrel, grey or'black Persian lamb, two-tone mouton. Moderately priced

TIMELY ARRIVAL

rayon gabardine suits, of which you cannot have too many, just the right

Dressed up with smart fluffy or taliored blouses you are ready for any

FUR TRIMMED COATS

,.9'm&w:.'r. PRESENT...

r A very fine showing of fur trim coats for. the colder days. In this selection of women's, misses', and junior models you will find the coat to suit your individual style.

of. wine, teal blue,

or neatly fitted backs,

to S85.00

another shipment of

business and college

;SMAllMAIl'

These models are shown in

S.: secretary. Rev. E. A. Betts, Economy, N. S.

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crease of 511.651): Haddock. 846 lbs. 53.947. (Increases of 411 lbs and 32.150); Hake. 23.419 lbs and 337.746. (Up 4,040 lbs and Sl2.804l; fiounders, 491 lbs, 51.469, (Up 301 lbs and 51.239); mackerel. 12.167 lbs. 526.385. (Up 1,001 lbs and S2.- 635); herring, 62.547 lbs, 866,723. flip 4.409 lbs and 52.985): smelts. 4.016 lbs. and 339,198. (Down 194 lbs and 35,868): lobster. 82.791 lbs. Sl.686,479. (Down 7223 lbs aml 3229.898): clams. 4,326 lbs, 38468

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SENSATIONAL BARGAINS

ON NEW SAND USED CARS

In order to reduce our stock of New and Used Cars and to make room for other equipment we are offering our entire stock at real l?:u'- gain Prices. These cars have all been checked over and even to the low- est priced oncs are all in good running order. They are priced for be- low their value but all must go.

(Down 5.000 lbs and sl0.6T8i; Quahaugs. 2,141 lbs and 55.177. (1715 498 lbs and 81.360; oysters, 1-1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN with complete Engine overhaul, includ-

.'i.017 lbs. SMA53. (Down 4.843 lbs

and 37.137); scallops, 75 lbs s2.-l Gmd T”e5' mm

ing new Crankshaft, Pistons, Rings, Valves, etc.

640, (Down 112 lbs ...m 55,939.; like new with licence and heater ................................................ .- S800-00 I".-it .. 3.'.&s lbs. ,4 2. ' . . . . . . 1',:'sm:,,d7510z?,90,. -f-:18; 1-I947 KAISER ill first class condition, newly painted and ow-riiauleii

.901 lbs, S2.0'29.10'i for 195i. l950i figures were 272,254 lbs. 32,244 603

looks like new, four new tires, equipped with heater, air conditioning and licensed ......... .. 55850.00

1-1950 AUSTIN CAR, low mileage with heater and licensed 25950.00 1-1950 VAUXIIALL, wonderful shape with heater and licensed S950.00

1-1948 MORRIS EIGHT. Body and trim like new, motor in fairly good shape. ........... ., S375.00

1-MORRIS VAN 1948 Model, suitable for light delivery work, such as grocery store, drycicaning plant or plumber's car ................ .. S280.00

1-1947 STUDEBAKER SEDAN in wonderful shape, complete with

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l ..E-j.Ejg? Wggl o.' it 1936 defence treaty with Brit-1 i Hill. l

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- With Full Equipment The transport planes landed the- parachute troops at a Favid air field with Tull field equipment, barracks bags, rifles. sub-machine, heater, air conditioning, spotlight. side and rear lights;

also with 8""-E And 0”!" WEBDOH-th automatic windshield washer, licensed .................................... .. E97530 Then the reinforcements were:

moved to a wire guarded tent cam-ii NEIV HENRY J., ...- El950.00

in the desert about in miles south: , .

oi Fayid. a British command con-i NEW MORRIS 1,4,-Ton Pick-up, just came in, regular equipment with

"9- A5 each ma” "3""? "I1 he W heater and new type reinforced pick-up box, complete with spare tire. tool kit, and heater, regular 351650.00; to go at . Sl425.00

regular price 352150.00; ; clearing .

ceived a cot from a big pile in the assembly area. Heavy British mil- iiary traffic was reported in the canal area. Reporters said the British base had normal silpplicri of food. water and electricity, but the troons were operating as though they were in a state of sieve.

The strong man of the Wafdist (government) Party. Foud Serag Ed Din. told the Eevntian senate tliat "hatred of the British against

This is your opportunity for thrifty Bargains, take advantage of first choice.

HALLMFG.&GOLD STORAGE co. Ltd. .

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I

- HOLMAN'S . . MONEY-IN -THE-BANK SAVINGS

Friday and Saturday 1.99 LOOK!

irciorii siiinrs

A Big Saving in plain colored, fine quality Broadcloth I Shirts. They're Sanforlzed, full cut and with (used col- l.-irs. A Branded line! Colors blue. gray. tan and of course white. Sizes 14 to 1'."-regular 3.95-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAIF

A 2.79

-MEN'S WEAR-O

Flne quality spun rayon and "Celanele" Sport Shirts that will give iota of wear and keep their good looks. Included in the lot are some cowboy designs. Sizes 8 to 16 years - regular 3.93-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SPECIAL

clearing ! BOYSI SPORT SHIRTS

-BOYS' SKOPm

SAVE!

NYLON HOSE R

Substandard quality. but who cares! They're walking

sheers in a nice variety Sr Fall colors. made by one of the country's leading hosiery manufacturers. Sizes 9 to 11-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL-

Pair

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rouri-i CENTRE savifioi - ' On Sale Soturdoy of 3 P. M.

17 Only Costa carried over from last lesson. They regularly sold for 13.95 v2 Price I I

to 45.00. The colors are red. aqiiii, dark green. blue. wine and brown. The No Returns - No Exchanges - All Sales Final

Costa. are in the following sizes . . . 2 in size 1, 1 in size 7. 2 in size 8. 2 in size 9, I in size 10, 1 in size 12. 1 in size 11K. 1 in size 1315, 1 in size 14X and 2 in size 141A. Be on Time Saturday at 3 pm. for a HALF

P,RICE COAT in the Youth Centre.

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