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PITTSBURGH. Dec. 18 -— (CP) - Pittsburgh Pirates have ar- ranged the purchase of left-handed. hiirler Frank Papish from Cleve- land Indians, it was learned Sat- urday. Terms were not announc- ed. To make room for the veteran portsider the Bucs released Fred Sti-oblc, a righihander, to their lndianapolis farm club.

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PRINCE COUNT! OFFICE _ I Summer Street, Summaralde, Phone ID News, Subscriptions, Advertising Beproaentntivea

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_MOASE JIWELLIBS’ open till nine P. M. Prepared to fill your last minute orders.

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—0HESTS OI‘ ailverplata in the‘ leading patterns by 1847 ROIGFL Bros. and Community.

-BUY WATEBMAN’! Pen sets, with 100 year guarantee at. Cour-l lies Rexall Drug Store.

--GOURLIES BEXALL ....Drux Store, Summerslde, will be open all day, Wednesday, December 21st.

—INJURED IN FALL — The many friends oi.’ Mrs. Ellen Hark- ness will regret to know that she || a patient in the Prince County lospital as a result of a fail by

ich she sustained a broken hp. She has been residing with im- son, My. John Harkness and Mrs. Harkness and although 51W has reached the advanced age of 95 years her health up to the time of her accident was 8004- All join in extending to this esteemed lady best Wishes for a. speedy rc- covery-S.

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Rev. l. D. Macllay Called To S'side

At a meeting of the congrega- tion of the Summerside Presb)“ terian Church held last evening a unanimous call was extended to the Rev. J. Donald MacKay o! Hopewell, NS. The pastorate‘ of the Summerside Presbyterian Church has been vacant for the past two months since the rest!“- tion of the Rev. Oharles Carnesy. who accepted a call to Hamilton. Ont.

Rev. Mr, MacKay preached very acceptably to the Summerside con- gregation on December 11. He is a native of "Piciou County, N.S.. and graduated from Knox Col- lege. Toronto four years ago. Since that time he has been pastor of the Presbyterian Church rat Hope-

J. ELM!!! MURPHY and GEORGE GLOW The Guardian may be bought at. any or the

‘Boil Bookstore, Summer Street; Gourllea Drugatere, 21 Central linen Kelly's Newsstand, Water Street: Mark Gaudot, d’! Granville Sheet;

Water Street; Alban'a Grocery. 1Z0 Russell Street. K. L. Waite in Kenalngtois. The Guardian will be delivered to any home In Summerai’ Boy at 8o par day or lee per week. Phone 288 for this aarviso or |1va you or“; a; the boy responsible lor delivery on your route.

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—GF.NER.AL INSURANCE Ralph G. Muttart, Bummerside.

-SMO0TK shaving with Phili

stated by Rev. L. M. minray and Rev. J. A. McGowan. Rev. Mr. Stevens, graphically portrayed the hall!!! condition o! the “dead whioh die in the Lord," taking for his text, the words, from Revelat- lona 14.13. Blessed are the Dead, which die in the Lord from hence- forth: Yea, saith the Spirit. that thly may rest from their Lubours, and their work: do follow them. Hymns sung. with Mrs. Clark Hardirg at the organ. were: The Lord's m Shepherd. What a Friend we Have in Jesus, and The Sands of Time Are Sink- ing. ‘Hie pallbearers were. Messrs. Wesley Heamy. Robert. Dita-spa l‘. iii-mic Dosiglaa, Daniel oiliii, Everette Glover and Elmer Stew- art. The service at the grave was

Shave rotary electric razor $19.50. Gourlles Rexall Drug Store, Sum-l

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—SHAVE FASTER, master electric razor, $28.75, Gour- ‘lileia Rexall Drug Store, Summer- s e.

—NOTICE T0 ADVERTISER!!- Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in the Cnnrdian not later than noon the orevious day to guarantee insertions Out of city advertisers who telephone classifieds, etc" should particularly bear this in mind.

—l=‘lINl1RAL 0F WM. H. SIIARPE ~ On Monday, Decem- ber Stli, 1949, at the Prince Coun- lY HOSDil-Hl. Summerside. one o! Norbords most respected citizens, in the person of William H. Sharpe passed to the Great Be- 30nd. The late Mr. Sharpe had been ln uncertain health for some time, and on the previous Wednes- day hiad entered the hospital for treatment, but uii-til Monday morn- ing, when death caime, with little warning. his condition had not been considered critical. He was a successful farmer at Norboro, where he was born 80 years ago, a son of the late “Master" John Sharpe, and his wife fonnerly Miss Hig- gins. He regularly worshipped in Margate Church. formerly Meth- odist. now United. He was a. chart- er member of Caldwell L.O.L., a very loyal member for fifty years, and a. member oi the Grand Lodge. Left to mourn the loss of a kind and upright husband and father. are his wife, the former Laura Heaney, two sons, Stanley at. Mal‘- gate, and Lindsay, at NOMDOFO. One sister, lvirs. A. R. Brown, Brcadvicw, Sask» also survives. and seven grandchildren. The funeral was held on Wednesday frcm his late residence, and was largely attended. At the home, his pastor, Rev. G. S. Stevens con-

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Proditt and DM. TJ. Inman The bretherri from Bedeque, Broadsi- bane_ Stanley Bridge and Sum- lodges attended the ser- fiorai offerings covered the casket. Interment was Ln Mannie Cemetery-Bur.

Big Bowling - Night Al S'side

' Tonight will be a big night at

the» Capitol Bowling Alleys in Summerside. The Commercial Bowling League is playing its

regular Wednesday night games tonight because cf the fact that the stores will remuin open on Wednesday evening. The games will count in the league standing but as a special Christmas treat. prizes are being offered for var- ious feats of bowling skill to- night. The bowlers getting high three and high single will each be awarded one of these prizes, but there ls a special proviso to the

effect that no bowler can win more than nne prize. Also, to help the not-so-good

bowlers, a prize will be awarded to the men who score the high- est pinfall over their current aver- ages. In these contests the poor- est bowler in the league will have an equal chancr- to win with those bowling aristocrats, Allie Harris, Earl Smith and “Mooney” Gallant. Every member of each team will be permitted to bowl to- night but only the scores of the first five men on the sheet will

The following local business men have donated to the High single, Smaliman's goose; high three—R. T. Holman Ltd, turkey; second high three— Geo. Guergis, hamper of apples; handicap high single, Hansen's Meat Market, pair of chickens; handicap high three, Capitol Bow- iling Alleys, turkey; handicap second high three, Robinson's Bakery, fruit cake; most spares in nny three strings, Maurice Mill, white shirt; highest single with- out strikes or spares-Olympia Restaurant, box of chocolates-S.

Borden Postmaster ls Maritime Secretary

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l The following sketch of Mr. P. J. McInnis, secretary of the Maritime branch o! the Canadian Postmasters‘ Association la from a recent issue of "The Canadian Postmaster:

"Following the Executive Meet- ing of the Maritime Branch of the Canadian Postmasters‘ Assoc- iation at Charlottetown, P .E. 1., on June 16th, P, J, Maclnnis, Postmaster at. Port Borden, P. E.

I., was appointed to take over the duties of Secretary of the Maritime Branch of the C.P.A.

effective at once.

"Mr, MacInnia, whom we all (‘Fill Pat, is no newcomer to the Maritime Branch, C. P. A. He has served many years on the Branch Executive as the member from P. E. 1., where he is exceptionally well known to all the Postmaster!» on Canada's famous Island. He ls n past Vice-President oi the Mari- time Branch and has attended Dc- minion Executive meetings in Ottawa. He is one of the original members of the Maritime Branch who was present when the Branch was reorganized 16 years ngn in Moncton, N. B, We feel PM is well qualified to fill the Import- nnt position of Maritime Secretary

count in the league game totals. "

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“Mr, Maclnnis has been a resi- dent o! Port Borden for the Pa“ 35 years where ha served as May- or and he was one of the first councillors elected in the town. a position which he still holds as well as Secretary of the School Trustees. Pat enlisted in August 1914 but. failed to make the proper medical. He has great faith in the Canadian Postmasters’ Association and can not see why every Mari- time Postmaster isn't a

land style believes "all for each rind‘ each for all.“ I am pertain that the Maritime Postmasters are going to hear from Mr. Maclnnis regarding their membership be-

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