sportsman _ s.-_*1941 __ WESTERN GUARDIAN

(TENTS: J. Elmer Murphy, Ill Hanover Street, and George Clow. I25 Ottawa Street

IN" dlanwlllbadellvetodtoassyhomalniummerside.

cuflq-Boyltldpetllyoflltpiflfl. Phonallflfos-tillsservlev I n" your order ta the boy respenlbla fee delivery on you rug

Tgmln, fencing wire and —WANTED office or push boy. gpIES in stock. The Summers“ Apply Brace McKay '00., Ltd, {ardwm co. Summerslde.

_waN'l‘ID - Bowling Alley ‘ttendant. Apply Capitol Bowl- m ‘flgyg, summerside, stating "gag ICQIIITOC.

—Wll STOCK the famous l-ieauy BuilDogVlaminallsizesGsteur gees. The Summierside Hardware

_1I;XPANSIVE BITS. Ti-nners , Stanley floor scrapers, hand

-PULLE'I‘S FOII SALE. - R. 0. P. sired Leghorn Pilllets, 5 months

i zwpss. bi-t braces. rnurbels planes and |¢vels in $100k. The Summq-yd, Ivan Bowness, Kenslclgton. R. R. 3. ggrdware C0.

-_-- -S'I‘ENOGRAPIIEII. WANTED, _.1-0 ENTER NURSING SCHOOL _Miss Marjorie Rogers and Miss Dorothy Arsenault of Summerside My, yesterday morning for Mone- wn where they will enter the

of bookkeeping necessary. Per- manent position. good wages. Write Box 362. Sulnmerside.

Hotel Dieu school or Nursing-s. 40B. SALE - Monaghal

. thresher with blower, complete, in

40MB“; _. PfQfg55Qr Ed B_ good condition (mounted on‘

gugll. Magician and wonder work- ‘$13919- HOBK BIOKIIBIS. Wilmot a ey.

c,’ with his trained rabbits, guinea pigs. Wednesday, Sept. 3rd. Show

a, 3:15 p.m.. Central Bedeque —I~‘Olt SALE - Dalillnan pota- mii Admission, adults 50c; chil- to Picker and Moody thresher m“ 25m complete with blower and self- feeder. Both new last year. in per-

__WE ARE yggpnmg T9 feet condition, Elmer Waugh, Wil-

scars: YOU — We have in stock 111°??- paints and enamels in white and colours; floor enamels, shellac, varnish, sanicote wall finish, etc. 1i tile shade of paint you want is not available we can mix any shade desired. Ii you need paint- grs to do your work our men can qualify; no job too big or too nnall. We also specialize in fur- niture refinishing. Frank's Paint Shop. 175 Hanover Street, Sum- lnerside. Phone 144-1.

—SOCIAL GATHERING —- Miss Merle Barton, Mrs. E. Cann, and Miss Wat-die, Freetovnn, entertain- ed Jointly at MLss Wardle‘s home

or of Miss Jean Andrews, a bride- elect of August. Mrs. Berrigan poured the tea.

-BRIDE-TO-BE-HONORED ._ The Misses Zita and Mary Silli- pllant were Joint hostesses at a shower and tea at the home oi their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy

AIAVE SPLENDID PLAYER — i h‘.'ii.f§l?.‘§‘r‘§.;éi‘§.l"°°°°“o...3?§§§| no or n»-

held at Miscouche Thursday, Aug- d" "t°‘“°°n m h°n°r ust 28th the committee inadvert- ' Fbreme Dalmn- Wm“ man“?

. k ~ ' _ takes place in the near future. Mrs. Qsili, ‘gfifiinmf. Clifford Gaudet_ Wellington, uri- vent who gave a most interesting “Tammi ‘he ma"? beflllmul Sm‘ paper on Christian Ethics. This and Mrs. Roy Ahern rend the lt- teacher with her pupl-ls had devot- | “med Cdlds- Mfs- R0)’ sllllilhflfli. “i about, three week; o1 he; 1.011.. aunt oi the bride-to-be poured and days to prepare this paper. Tho Miss Georgie Driscoll and Miss Convention Committee thank and Marv Hdsnn assisted in serving. congratulate this teacher and —S. pupils on the success of their ef-

'°""" —DEROCIIE - oauozr wran-

DING — The marriage look place in St. catharines. Ontario. on Saturday morning. July 26th. of Mary Felicia. daughter of Mrs. Octave Gaudet and the late Ed- ward J. Define-he, of Tlgnish. Prince Edward Island. and Peter Bering oi St. Catharines. In the afternoon the happy couple left by motor for Tignish where they spent two weeks at the home of th bride's parents. While in Tig- niah a reception was held in their the next meeting. Mr. Samuel honor at the home of the bride's Oldershaw or Boston was a guest. parents. they were also entertained _5_ friends on several occasions in- _____. cuding a nicely arranged shorwer ——EI.ECTED PRESIDENT - At. ll the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. the convention of the Carlad- Kinch. at which they received a lam Pharrmacutical Association held‘ number of lovely gifts. Mr. and st the Vancouver Hotel Vancouver. Mrs. Bering left for their home in B.C., Mr, E. P. Foley 0i Sumrner- st. Catherines on Thursday, August side was elected as vice-president 14th. and were accompanied by oi the Association. Mr. Fvlvl’ h" Mrs. Bering‘: brother Gerard De- iust returned frown the convention 30c)“ volilch he attended as the delegate i_ ircm this Province, Mir. Foley com- _wm,coME vlsyTons _M,._ plflkd most 01!!!! lfillb? 111M" "id and Mrs. David Wilbur. somerville on his mum spent a week in 01- Mass, arrived in Moncton by auto tawa. While in Vancouver Mr. Fol- m, d,“ no to v15“ M, “at,” ey had the 919MB" °3 ‘enewmg city after an absence of 44 yearn “id Nqllllifliin" ‘AI-h "UM" 1°" and saw u great many changes. m“ Blends" "W Fwd“! ‘hm- While there they visited his rela- DI- ""1 M" KIWI" 5'“? m" tives and at present they are spending a short holiday here vis-

Ruth Tupli-n), Inspector Louis Watson of the RCMP, who was . until recently stationed in Sumlner- gagrsyzzdvgllggg sb3$1°h§;:;1 an; ‘m’ M" “d M“ Ne“ smcm" and relatives and friends. in Beale- Dr. and Mrs. Ben Tanton. John Fole formerl of St Louis and now q“ “m! neewwn’ Th” “Joy”! y y ' a sight-seeing tour to Cavendish beach. Green Gables and Chief

living in retirement at the adva-nca

ed age of 92 years. Both Mr. an ,

Mm Foley are enjoying exceueny flustice ‘Campbell; iiolveiy Qalmmfi‘

health and wish to extend best °m° l‘ "l °Y Y 8° "l We" much/impressed with the beauty oi the flowers and rock gardens

wishes to former friends in this Prmmce‘ whim m atumdmce a and well ketpt grounds sloping to- wards the riven-B.

-ROTARY MEETING - The regular meeting oi the Summer- side Rotary Club held yesterday in Col-lea Restaurant was devoted to the discussion oi business matters. There was a general discussion on matters pertaining to the Sum- mar/ale Youth Centre Inc. and a motion was passed in support of that body. The meeting also dis- cussed ways and means oi raising money for crippled children's work and the committee will report at

the convention Mr. Foley reports that excellent weather prevailed throughout the trip and while the farmers of the various provincrr appear to be enjoying a generous measure of wosperity Mr. Foley’ believes that none are more

____a_i_ SlMLIA-II COASTLINE

England's William Dampier gave New Brit- ain Island ita name because he Edward‘ thought its coastline

I that of the English Channel.

fortunate in an abundance of crops ihnn those in Prince Island-S.

Everyday In the Ladies’ Wear Department, fascinating Fall Cloth- Ihg II being unpacked — to a chorus of 0H8 and AlISi They're cer- tainly different .. As you know tho skirts are longer and straighter- Willy rounded hlps and waists are seeulted, consequently both Suits Ind Dresses are dresaler . The materials are softly draped and satin II used extensively for trimming. The Wool Dresses are terribly smart ~01: many of them plaids and plain colors are cleverly combined Come in and see these NEW - NEW styles .. You'll be intrigued!

Ladies’ Wear Department I

When you buy a eaa of paint insist that it is put on the BED DEVIL PAIN’! CONDITIONER, Io be thoroughly nlxed....'l'he Hard- Wlre Department installed this machine for your benefit-so, Ihllie use of It -- It's IIEI SERVICE! The led Devll thoroughly mixes your Paint b! IIIIIIIII and Joggllug lt....It'a efficient and really llfles aJob of mixing, on any In tln of Paint....lnaiat on it's use!

ton attended the races at. Moul-

THE CI-IARILQPPETOWN_(;UARDIAN

Personals

i-

—M;_ George Cotton of Kenning-

Distinguished Visitors

01¢ Rudy ,0 l,“ ‘I50 "ch Mm, oerlt. visitors oi’ Mr. F. l-l. Currie.

experienced preferred, Knowledge.

at g, miscellaneous showrrrin-hcm,

oi Miss '

buccaneer - explorer,

r esembled

sussmaltswa and PRINCE COUNT! “m” °“ M°“°"'-'x- "'“ . News. Subscriptions. Advertising. "‘”" __?_ —Mias Mary Jingles’, Reusing‘ .. d

fl ‘ The Guardian may be bought at any of tha may trims m wry to near inn T09" (Wtdlmdfll) d" t following stores Lu Sllmlllllllle: she hn been on tlw lick lint but THURSDAY M. pookltore. Water Street; ornrruu Drugstore. sl Central Street; Ml» w m her out aanln mn- '

4° Bakery, Water Street; Mark Gaudel. i‘! Granville Stan i

—M‘.iss Mae Walker. is spending a few days at her lwule with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jcthn Walker. Kenaislgton, ,

._ I

--Mr. Albsn McLelian o! (mar-i lottetown is viliting relatives in Indian River. — K.

-Miss Doris Gallant, Bummer- side. spent the Labor Day w”! end in Monctom-a.

._,—Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Currie and daughter of Nova Scotia were re-

Summerside.

—Mlsa Doris Currie of Washing- ton is visiting her brother in Bum- merside and her two aunts oi Al- berton.

-Mr. Fred H. Currie spent a few days with his father and mother in Summerside.

‘t —M'rss Claire Stacey oi Lynn, Mass, was a Labor Day weekend guest of Mrs. Leo Coyle, summery

r side-S. _

-Mr. Albert Stavert, Freetown, |spent Sunday at the home of his lpanents. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund | Stavert, Kemsislgton.

I i -Mr. and Mrs. Bert Connors of Detroit Mich.. who spent the past month visiting relatives in P.E.I. lcft on Monday to return home-K.

—Miss Ann Tierney. Ottawa, has returned home after spend- . ing two months with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hughes, Summerfield-S.

'-Mr. Layton Rogers, Mr. Fred Davison, Mr. Duii l-lynes aind Mr. Keith Kennedy of Kensington at- tended the races at Montague, Mon- day-K.

' —l-‘riends and relatives in Free- town atre sorry to learn of the ser- lous illness of Mrs. Esther Web- ster.

i -M.r. Jack Sudbury of Cleveland. Ohio, is visiting his grand-mother Mrs. Esther Webster. Freetown and other relatives on the Island.

—I-Ier many friends Ln Kensing- ion are glad to welcome Mrs. T. Stewart to her old home here hav- i-ng spent several months in Char- lottetown.

-—Misses Edythe and Jean Stav- ert, Kensiington and Mrs. James Brown and Mr. Vernon Payrlter, Long River, were recent visitors to Cape Tormsntisne.

—Mr. Elmer Cannon has return- ed to his home in Kensington hav- ing attended the funeral of hLs father. the late Mr. James Cannon of Elmsdale.

—l-‘rl.cnds wi-li regret to learn that Justin McNeill, ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mc- Nelil. Wellington, is seriously ill in the Prince County HospitaL-S.

—Mrs. Joseph Chatman. Mon:- ton, N.B.. was a recent visitor to Summerside, the guest of he: aunt, Mrs. Charles E. MacDonald.

l Hanover Street-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bland-lard have left on return to Woburn. Mass. They were accompanied by their nephew, Allison Coyle of Summerside-S.

‘ —M.iss Pearl Craig, school teach- dr It Bfikqile. spent the week end in Kelvin at the home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. William Stavert and while in Kelvin she also visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. l-lsrold Laird,

i --Miu Ruth Stewart has return- cd to her home in Freetown hav- ing spent some time in Sunnmerside gt the home of Mrs. H. T. Holman,

r.

—Dr. and Mrs. Frank Bownes! of Kensinglon and Mr. Alder Bowl-less of Cranbrook. B.C. lnotm- ed to Montague on Monday and

ere interested spectators at the

ces-K.

~.'I‘he Misses Imelda and Amelia MacLelisn oi Indian River were recent visltors_with friends in An- ltigonish. They were acccmpanied lhome by their cousin. Allan J. MOLelIan of Antlgonish, who is l lOli of the late Cornelius MacLel- lan of Indian River. - K.

—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jamie- son and three diildrdn Q1 nut. ford. Conn. left Thursday to re- turn home after spending a vaca- tion at their former homes in Silmmerside and Hamilton. They were acccmpanled home by Mr. Jamlesotfs mother who will spend the winter with them. -K

--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell, who were recently married In Bus- lton are spending their honeymoon in Prince Edward Island. Mr. Clmltbtll. who is in the news dept. of the Boston Herald-Trav- eller, and is a son of the late Fred ,Campbeli and Margaret E. Mac- ,Lellan (Indian River). Mrs. Camp-

BAIIRY I-‘ITZCERA DIANA LYNN , SONNY TUFTS t.

“aim/cane,

may 60.1”

with

- Funk Mclivjh Irina ' John UIQI Arthur lhlalds ~ Prank Icyha

Produced Us Kennlth MMWV"

Directed by lahn Farrow

Also News - Sport Reel and Popular Science Shows 7:15-9:15

Matinee Thursday 3:30 Plecse Note: Beginning Sepi- ember 4th our Murinees will

begin us follows: Tuesday 8t Thursday 3:30 Saturdays 2:30

Q auouwr

THEATRE SUMMERSIDE

Wednesday and Thursday

. |.||.|.| raunn Iasnltr nevus

CEDRIC llARDWlCKE ocaovs COOPER Shows 7.I5 and 9.15 Matinee Wednesday 2.30

"flljsiivPtflv . .1. "Prt- c osvfiflip: bell is a daughter of Dr. F.W. and Mrs. Christopher. - K.

—Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mahar. All- iston, Mass. who have been vis- iting his four brothers in Char- lottetown spent a iew days at the . letters home in Ferrlwood with MI.

PAGE ELEVEN

lit Miseouche

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On Friday evening last. lust an

the last session of the Acadian

Teachers‘ Convention at Mlscoucbe

was about to close, the meeting

was agreeably surprised kg the

unexpected visit o! Mr. Gabriel

Remand, general secretary of the

Alliance Fuancaile of Paris. succin-

panied by Reverend Brother Leo- pold. C. B. 0., of St. Joseph's Un- iversity. lvlsrnramcook, N. B. Al- though many oi the members had

already left for their homes, those remaining were delighted to meet this distinguished representative of France and listen to his very interesting address on the present situation in his homeland and his optimistic hopes for a new and better France. Brother Leopold also spoke brieily congratulating the teachers and wishing them success in their work for the coming year. Aiier the meeeting, Mr. Remand, Brother Leopold, and a number of friends enjoyed the hospitality of the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Pa- trick C. Martin, Supt visor of Fisheries. After partak rig of a bountiful lobster supper. the gufil spent a delightful hour in conver- sation and the singing oi popular French songs, Mrs. Martin ac- companied on the piano. This very pleasant meeting closed with the singing of "La Marseillalse" after

death visited the home of The Brennan Family, this time to take away the mother Mrs. J. Albert Brennan Nee Annie Phee after an illness cf three months.

Though reaching the advanced 389 Q; eighty one, Mrs. Brennan was active until her recent illness and fortified with the consolation given a true Christian spirit. was a-‘irare. that fcr her, the sands of tlcne were run out. Frc-m time to time during her illness. she was visited by her pastor Rev. J. A. McDonald who also administered the last rites c-f The Holy Catholic Church.

Her passing has taken from the Parish o.f S. S. Simon and Jude in general. and from the Village 0i Tlgnlsh in particular. not only one

Curry powder Cinnamon slicks

Red peppers

All

Green peppers

p. —-—— Green tomatoes i- Cauliflower

-—— Cucumbers

which the visitors left for Char- lottetown 0n their way to Halifax SPICE: where they will spend two or three T . days before Mr. Remand leaves for umenc Y k. ' New or Mustard seed Celery seed In Memorials: 4- K-rrs we noon MRS. J. ALBERT BRENNAN '__“ WM“ 9mg" ' Tim“ l -——- Whole cloves A shadow oi sadness was cast ____ Sage over this ccmmunity. when in the early hours of Saturday August 23rd - Mixed spices ‘

VEGETABLES

‘l

Lacliesnmheclc b your.

PICKLING ' SUPPLIES

Phone or bring In your order Ind have it filled with FRESH

STOCK, just received. at

SNALLNAIPS

GROCERY DEPARTMENT

S DELIVERIES I30 and 10.00 an. 2.00 and 4.00 p. m.

VINEGAR

Heinlz Vinegar (white wine) in containers and bulk.

-——- Cidor Vinegor

llll

(Molt and white)

MISC. SUPPLIES Rubber jar rings Metal jar rinos Porowdx y

Sealers S ‘

i Metal cons

(Lined and unlined)

SNALLNAIPS

LIMITED

SUMMERSIDE

WHERE PRICE IS MATC'HED WITH QUALITY

of its landmarks. but cne 01' its‘ builders, {or hers was a llie c!‘ activity. nct in the church and‘

home onely, but in all things per;

talnlng o the advancement an worn» or n» csmnniw- an Arsenault & Gallant her resigned and cheerful d'sP°5Il', ion through all, proved that her duties so well preformed was not for material gain, and to such as her. we expect to hear on that

Day vitlen all is made known "Weill we SPKMH“ h‘

"Electrical Contractors"

' h l t." °°¥§.‘§.°;‘.t°.“.i..i€?. i? .Z§2§"2.... nous: WIRING and Floral offerings were silent tcstemony of the place she held "w"? 7684 in the hearts or her iellowrnan SUMMERSIDE

Left to mourn a loving and de- voted mother. are four daughters. (Mae) Sister Marie of the Order of Sisters oi Charity oi the Im- maculate Conception. Holdfast, sssic. (Rita) Mrs. Ray Proucht o1 Charlottetown. (Stella) Mrs. Alex McDonald oi Dcrchester. N. B. t and Kathleen of the Post Office 5"” “Wish t will sell b auction on Mon-

Her husband predeceased her in - ‘hi’. semen“: “m n 3 m m 1932' ‘the property known as Bayvlew The rune“! held ‘m Monday’ Court containing 24 choice bulld- August 25th was largely attended, m‘ h“ m“ outside wwn "mm, We" 3mm" H18" M"! °I Re" wiu tlrst offer land en bloc. 1t queim was celebrated by Rev. J. not m“ n“ w“; Se“ h, h“ 100 g A. McDonald P. P. with Rev. Dou i w ha‘ gias McNeil as Deacon and Rev. M. J. Rooney as bdeacon.

Pall bearers were: C. F‘. Morrlssey M. L. A.. C. P. McCarthy. P. A. Burk. E. J. McTague, J. N. Richard and Clifford Prhee

‘MOOMQOMQSMOCMOOJ

AUCTION SALE

At Summerslde East

HUGH F. MORRISON Auctioneer

If day unfit sale next day.

‘and Mrs. Swithen McKennas and I left on return Wednesday morning. -B.

-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McInnis ‘ left on Monday for their home in >Haliiax after spending two weeks at their summer cottage on Fern- wood Beach. Mrs. Mclnnis was formerly Mrs. Maude Anderson. -B. 1 --Mr. and lvfrrs. Arthur Stewart . and daughter Shirley and son Wal- l ter and Mr. Stirling and Elton Murphy, Sea View. spent Sunday at Freetown the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Andrews.

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rllm in SAL

I30 ocre form for sole; l acres clear and in o high stole ‘of cultivation; balance hard- wood. Situated one ItoIi mile from Coleman Station. Large IO-roomed house; also 2 large burns and other outbuildings.

WILMOT G. READ Coleman

I Hardware Do,

I don't know anyone who doesn't like HONEY-Do you? ‘Ibo Gro- flrv Dspartsaeatlsasasupplyoflleneylaglsasjarseftwaalses- l ouuets and ll The Cos-oust Pun Honey eoasialna all the lnodasn af summer saa and flowers-It's pare lousy too! ht Coro- IQI Para Ilouey on your shopping list.

r Grocery Department

It's wonderful to have everything on hand when you're baking loll eeoklwmTbe glam RANGE BITS. I saw la the China Depart- Ileut makes this very thing podble for ysoi These Range Sets are Illeofopaquegiaaswitllaredshakertopln aeouveulenillttle stand ......'l'he four pieea eat eonslltlslg of Salt. Pepper. Ileur and Sugar shak- QII la LII. The set of Salt and Popper shakers and a container fer hLM-tladtha-sall-satoflaatlaltandfeppcahakaru IIIOmunsasmuomsmansmtastmwm-sevm m:

Ohflsa Department

l

' worsen

We ore new operating

singfon.

Parcels picked up Fridays. ’

a pick-up and delivery service

from Nla Ionian Hotel, lorden, and West Champion's, Ken-

ond delivered Mondays and

VICTIIIIY CLEANERS AND CLCTIIIEIIS

\ ' SUMMERS")!

I00

0c. 4R

I ‘ii l

, ii A" eon sans

On Monday Sept. ‘Sill. at 3 pan.

I will sell by auction on above date the Crystal Rink. This is a; men“, "influx 10o _real opportunity for some youngi ‘man. It has always been a good clear. Running brook at

f§meb'::“‘:l'ke 12:“ 10;” """ Good buildings. Electricity table. 1-2 mile from stores

Terms cash. IIUGII F. MORRISON Ideal potato or dairy

Auctioneer

AI Carleton on Borden-IZ- acrel, S5 back. avail-

and

I railway.

EARL MCDONALIhiSIIHII, with our without crop. Summerside If day unfit aale next day.

E. S. FRANCIS Carleton

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WEDNESDAY, 9-1 A. M. - DON MESSER AND HIS ISLANDERS

SATURDAY, 9-12 PM. ILUE NOTES ORCHESTRA

IMPERIAL DANCE PALACE

2g I MILE WEST OF SUMMIZRSIDE

WOT! N0 WHEELS

LONDON — (OP) — A number of combine harvesters were ship- ped to Britain from Canada witl-r. out chains. springs and front wheel

centres because of production dif. ficnltles. said Agriculture Minister He had been assured

Williams. adequate supplies of springs

chains had been obtained and some wheel centres are already arriving.