17L.\1941

SUMMEBBIDE and Newl. “ ‘

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M" Bookstore, Water Street; G

1mm» Bakery. Water Street:

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t The Guardian will be delivered io any home in Btmmeralde. ‘ Carrier Boy at 2c oer day or lle pur week. Phone m tot- can cervica- n ‘we your order to the boy responsible [or dellverleu 9g y“; "n",

iifESTERN GUARDIAN»

AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. 1S6 Ilunover St.. and George Clout, 9O Ottawa St.

riptlonl. Advertiulug

PRINCE COUNT!

ught daily n any oi‘ the

in Suuuuenidc:

ml!“ Punt-m. Water Street; "Iii Gilli!» 61 Granville Street

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-1182!) PIANO FOB SALE. “Pr. Frank Arsenauit, Hanover 5t, summerside. Phone 144-1.

-1101‘ BLAST OIL STOVES for heating small rooms, available at The Summerside ilarvlware Co.

_l’t'ANTED-—Princlpal for Cen- tral Bedrque school. A. E. Wright, secretary-

_l-‘Olt SALE-lb cords of choice hgdWOOU. split. Also good kitchen mtg». Wilfred Smith. Newton.

._t..\l.\'. OVA-L WASH BOILERS, Zinc \\".i:.‘.t Bonrds. Alumimun and Gairaittzcti tJlot-‘ies Line Wire, just

melted. The Summersldc Hard- ware Co. _.N0'|‘l(.‘l£. - The Summerside

Mquot- Warrant Office ls now trans- tcrrt-tt from the Court House to Marl-tot Building. Central Street, suntmerside.

-st:t: the new Dvnntherm oil-

burning ftirttucc- unit. A brilliant ytrtv ltcittittg plant, built around tltr txtiirlittg flame. Efficient, modern. ccuttoinical. R. T. Mor- rlsott Co., Sllimnerslde.

_r'0|c SALE. — Allie Burmhazn, 2.08m. Won three races in flllr starts this winter. $85.00. Geneal purpose horse. biood and barristc: sulmbte {gr winter driver, $l'.>.5.0.‘. Purcheon maze ll years. T100130- Francis dnving _slci;:h._ like ntw. goon \\'. S. \\c lcs. kettslttgtcmi

_|;|tl§AK5 ‘Ilka? -_ hrietttls 1'1 Suntntr-rside of Cst. Plt.-l'.p A. Lil‘- ter. R.C.M.P., where he was -"._R~ tiotied for a ntmihei‘ of Will's “'11 regret to lost-n tlt~t he rctently foil nn the ice witilo tittrnllttir _a ltt,:|t\\':t_\‘ near North Syllllfl? N5- antl sttfforcti n broken let. Ht‘ as .'tt ptrsrttt itt itospliai titcr:.~S.

-\".\‘ RIENS lVlEETlNU—ft1r. A. .<_ Hopkins was lite rltttfrittntt of the regular wookly mrctiztg of iltt‘ Suntmersltlo Y's Meifs Cilll) "El-ll on 'I‘ittirsdn_v I-n the Baptist Church itail. The nteotitig was devoted -~.\- rittstrclr to business matters. Mr. Frrno Graves was .3 gu¢st.—S.

-25TH ANNIVERSARY — The 25th wedding anniversary cf Mr. and hi». Ellis Pr-ofitt was the or- rssin o’ n (Yriiglttftii party cn F.i- tiny, January 24th. when upwards nf :€\'Ciii_\' friends and relatives insembieti nt their hcme at Bur-t llngion. The RTVCTClld D.l-‘.. Noel was chstcri- to to ilifltlﬁi‘ Qt rere- ntoities anti filled the role‘ most ltapplit‘. With biasf. but ltuntoratts remarks. h;- s ke cf the purpose cf the tZilllYFillfl rnd called upon liir. Wiiiiant J. Profltt. who read an ntitlrrs; of congratulation n"d 300d hisltts. The .. 211d grvcm were nrrstritxi ‘Kilil ntt Alnrldin lintp by Mr. William B. Dctugiirri nttti a tvcll-fiiltd ours: by Ml‘. Heath itfasLocd on behalf of friends. and neighbors: n rombination end table and magazine reek was preﬁx-ﬁtted bl‘ M!‘- l/io " Citstlcy on behalf of tit- Casciqg fzttniiyt. Margaret tthd Leighton Stcn-nrt and Layton Prcfttt ttlso remembered lh:ir par- (‘ills with gifts. Ellis and Lilli! each

—Tl.L'l‘_in Garage Door Hard- ware available at The Stinunersida l-lardware Co.

—l|0GKlY Bedequc Rink Mon- day. Peb. i1, Borden Mayﬂower: va. Summerside Oryltula. gsqqnd game in best o! live series. Skate after. q

—F0l SALE. - International. tandem Disk Harrow. Good as new. Harry Green, Central Bedeque.

—IIOCKEY, Kensington Rink Monday. Feb. 17. First game of semNlnals, best out of three. North Shore League. Spring Val- ley vs. Darnley. Game 8.15. Skate after.

—FOR. Slit! -- Nickel-mounted driving harness and working har- ttess; 2 young Holstein cows to freshen soon; 4 feeder cattle. Stanley Mayhcw, Kinkora.

—-ATTENDS COUNCIL _MEET- ING—Mr. Maurice Mill, president of the Kinsmen Cluh of Summer- side. attended the district council ntet-ting of District No. 7 of the Assorl-atiott of Kinsmen Clubs, held on Saturday in lite Brunswick Hotel, Moneton, N.B.—S.

—ItED CROSS OFFICERS —It\ the report. cf the election of offl- t-ers c-f the Summerside branch of the P.E.I. division of the Red Cross Society in Saturday's Guardian the names of Mrs. Ernest Mills as chairman of Women's Work was inadvertently» omitted-S.

Personals

—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis of O‘I..eary have returned home after Spending n very pleasant six weeks in Mctntrtrl. Toronto and the U.S.A.—-S.

~- Friends will h: pleased to

lrartt that Mr. Leo Coyle. Stmty ntersidt’. who has been a [ntitnt in the Prince Cottnty Hospital has recovered sufficiently to return} home-S. i,

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—Mr. James A. Morrison. Sum-l mcrsI-Iic. who arrived home about) ten days ago after undergoing an operation in Montreal is steadllyi improving in health but still con- fined to his honte.—-S. |

—Mrs. Leiih Crttc. Suntmers-ricJ has returned from Montreil tvttcre‘ she spent the last. few weeks. Site was accompanied by her douch- ter. Miss Lmitha. who resumed her titttics on the staff of the Sum-l titers-Ede High School. During her absence Miss Jean McFadyen sub-' stitutcd for hen-S. i

S’sitie Crystals Take Dpener From Borden

Section “B" 0.1 the South Shore semi-finals got underway at Bod-

io the lune of 17-7.

ltillifd briefly. expressing lieart~ l"lt8})l3l't‘\'ll1liOll for the gifts and

the kitttiticis of their frrnfs in hiiiinin: the affair tittitncwti to them ll".‘iil the previous day. O her

Ellis and greetings were received by mail and by telephone during lhe evening from friend; trt Char- icttctotm. A itappy feature q! the Hoiritr: was the announcement or the litrtitdaj: 0Z1 January 28th of '\lr.=. Gwyn Profitt and the pres- entation ti a gift cf money 0n be- half of those rrercnt by Mr. Leigh

Painttr Although taken com- "iﬂl .\' lir un-prtsc. Mrs. Prcfilt PXDrcs-srri her titer "ks in terms

Irhhh left no doubt of her- appre- riannt. The remainder of the eve- "lllﬂ Passed pleasantly in conver- tttnoh. table games and music, Or- Il"ll~‘>ls were Mrs. William J. Pro- ltttttnd Mrs. Kenneth Maclxcd. A leltctotis lunch was served. Antomg ‘hose nssislllig were Mrs. NW. Painter. Mrs. Keith Warren, Mrs. ﬁlls Plll/nter. Mrs. meat w. oimstotie. Mrs. W.B. Dottghart. We. Linus Fltuimrnona, Mrs. flai- "l Prvlitt. Mrs. Keith Adams and “r-i- lﬂlhtcn Pay'nter.—tThe Is- “llll Fifi).

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it ll quite lomcthlng when m are ma to adverﬂae Man’! stttmt

:50); lgave been lo desperately hart! H! ‘M ma: Juat unpacked a ahlpmen

"We wean paras-rum‘.

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a It's menial: You eua m"! Dlilrtllidut. nu cm»

lit-woo will t» {completely auﬂaﬂel witla n» cm anti utvery "P- The Ilfco u so eente a pcuna. ouocuuv ouraunnnr.

Phone or cQe into the Hardware Dayan-bent for the Special "I pc Covering. for your boating equlpmant- -You | be amused ai the auwuni of heat auvcl by covering your Pipea

h“ "l Aabeatcu Pi I'lt ' - R;X;Twoatb. er ahead c! ua 70¢. you iutowi The I Iitl IO "ll-i c» t need? anc valtat- o r

"trutm Printed Piaetle nets Clothe-ditty are very votmlar- The - s. Mist: ll 2.9a and the tum sun n us In the s AND u suntan-r. '

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striped broadclcth- -all alaea. The pricea are 2.00 and 2.25.

the time for your Kiddlea to learn to irate. Who known-

on the new improved "Speed Icb-lkatea".

"l! runner blatlel and are the very beat for a chill to learn to

TNhc Special ﬂHOOt la ll unto ajulr in the BAIDWAII T. - .

p0 nun-pound ocmo. daily in ill

Department a the anawera to your questions--

Although the ntanpovrer shortage has eased some-trttat throughout the country. it is still the bug-bear

of the Mayfioweris tesnlt. us. for ‘tits gagiialflicllgélrltllzqg) __ second consecutive ntgit they ta Pa" ma“ (Phmips)

only eight men ht tmifcm For two periods the game was a hum- mer but the last session turned irtto a rout as the Crystals skated rings around the tired Borden crew. “Mooney” Gallant led the Crystals it victory by scoring eight goals, many of which climaxed brilliant solo rushes. “Toey" Rich- ard and Frankie Oatway. of last year's Maritime juvenile citamp- ions. carried the Borden attack and their clever plays were a treat to Witch.

Jackie Schurman was the Otfic- lal in charge.

PREPARE FOR LONG TOW

ABOARD '11-!!! MOUNT OLYM-

PUS. Feb. l4l—(AP) — The ice-

breakerNot-thwind brought the

glowed cargo uhip Merrick out l

e ice pack yesterday and oe- gan the tow of 1.500 miles to New Zeal-and. The Merricks sister ship, the transport panyin; her.

Yancy, i: accol-

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te-get. The Meifa Wear Depart- t of Ilirtl. of white. plain ecloru

hauplon ln your funlly! There‘! These have tha

la uuaurpauatl fer ﬂavor and

IIARUW

want? llerela one oi them--

Bottnlrls Jane llarvrstcr Paddy Attbroy tCllovert

Alta Guy Mr. Tlllby tO'Brlen)

eque Rink on last fticntiay night. Mick“. Mouse tﬂnrkttess) 22 d tvitmr the Summerside Crystals took Donna Ciegg tShecn) 1 1 l tho Borden Mayfiovrers into camp Tulle Kalmuck tReeves) 3 3 2

Billy Conn tBoWttess)

Reeves‘ Pride

ford Phillips. Preston Warml-

ron‘ MacArthur-

,

New

SUMMERSIDE TODAY (Monday '

and TUESDA

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Also ' ACRO$§ GREAT DIVIDE

and SONG 0F SUNSHINE

Shows 7:l5 - 9:15 Mo-tittee Tuesday 3:30

Largest Browtl 0i Season At S’sitie Races

The lnrgost crowd cf the season) attended the Saturday afternoon race oit the Sumnterside harbour ice, sponsored by the Summerside Trotting Association last Saturday and saw Bonnie's Bot’. owned and driven by Jack llnrkttcss. 113W

l in ‘i for present day needs. It was first

- ;slde business I operating it for a number oi’ year. I

iDeighan flashed some

THE ‘cnaRLorrtz-rowu GUARDIAN

some Likely '1'» Have

Skating Rink

It has been reliably learned ai-

though it could not be confirmed last. night that Summerside will have a new skating rink for nvxt nelson. It will be built by Mr. F‘ Iarle MecDonad who owns the present rink w ich will be de- molished to rmaka room for the new construction. It is expected the work wl-il he commenced cs early as possible this lpring.

The new building will be larger than the present structure t-tntl will be of modern design nith modern equipment. Provision will be made that an artificial ice

ma‘? can be installed at a later

The present building was built 1909 and htea become inadequate owned by a company of Summer. men who after

dlposed ct it. to Mr. J. l-fe ' Gludet. Mr. Gaudet later sold“?! to Mr. Harold E. Gaudet who in turn sold it to the present pro- prietor four years ag0.-—S.

liensington Granites Defeat Victoria 4-3

At Kensittgtott on Saturday night the Kenstngtc-n Ctranltes downed the highly bated Victoria, Unions to a score of 4 to 3. The largest crowd of the season. which in. eluded over 500 paying customers. wrtnessed the fastest game of titt- year.

Summary First Period 1—Vlctoria. Cutciiffo. 2—Kenshtgt.ott, C. Wcodside (C.

Woodslde. MacErttee). Penalties: None.

ISecond Period ll-Kenstttzton. G. Woodside tc.

Woodside). 4—Kensl»ngton, (g, kgoorlislde).

ens ngton H. Cham I10 .

Glyden). r n (C Penalties: Mat-Enter.

. Third Period 6.-—vlClOI'lBt F. MacWilliams. 7-Vlctoria, D. Manmod, Penalties:

(majorL-S.

Cameron

liensingtcn Hockey

the game in Kensington rink Wed- nesday evening. Feb. 12th.. sau Summerside ﬂashing some of the best hMkey of the season in (‘e- featlng Kensingtort ‘1-3. The game was played lightning fast sheet. of ice and c. dazzling speed in garnering three goals and assisting in two more. For the losers C. Giydotr garnered a brace;

oi’ goals. Summersids has bolstered it's‘

the fastest quarter of the season‘ in 29 seconds. - ‘Iiho following is the summarytll Class A. Price

Buy tl-larknoss) tO'Brlr~n)

3i l-Il: 3i: ‘.29. Class A. Trot tDickic) .

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Time: 3'37 31 l-ZI; 34- Clasa B. Pace

Time: 33 1-2; 34; 34- (‘iass C. Trot and Paco

cupeosﬂ. Q§Q§IJ|A Amman.»-

(Reeves) Time: 34: 34; 34. Judges: Harold Mai-‘IIBW. 55"‘

Timers‘. ttnt-ry stilitlllalll- Ml‘-

Starter: W. M. Prolllt-

dllefllre by acquiring F. Woodsicle. whose blocking is a treat to see. The referee; kept the game wcllt in hand and hockey was the pro- gramme rather than rough play: The stars were: W. Casey. C Dcighan: C Glydoti.

Ll neupa

Kcnsirtgion: Goal. E. Matthew's; Dcfeme, E. Schunnan. F‘. Mac- Kay, B. Craig. F. MacAtee; For- wards. C. Glydon. L. Glydon. C. Champion. C. Wocdside, G Wood- side, Cameron.

Summer-side: Goal. W Casey: Defence. F. Woodside. J. Grady. L. Shields, E. i-luestis: lhmwvards.

P. Gallant. c. DeiShBIl- G- Bern-

ard. E. Perry, S. Bernard. S. (Mooney) C-aliatit. G. McNcill. Referees: F. Semple. Rajttuet.

JUVENILE HOCKEY

The Tlgnish Juveniles invaded Kenalrtgtcut rink on Tuesday Feb. 13 and skated off the lcc victors over Kensingtoti by a score of 6-3. Kensltigtoit trere Plﬂyllli; Wllhm" two of their regulars. The gante

C. Woodside, Tayﬂgr‘

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17c

AUNT 12mm. itmcatt: rtoutt. Reddy mixed, l7c pkg. 3 lb. packages

AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT. Per pkg. 19c, 3 lb. 8 oz. pkg.

Per Pkg. QUAKER PUFF RICE.

Per Pkg. ..

The "like crowd alto. witnessed L

This Demonstration

...,.43c 48c

13c

11c

QUAKER CORN MEAL. Per Pkg. ..

QUAKER PUFF WHEAT. ' PerPkg.

QUAKER ROLLED OATS (Premier) with Tumbler or Cup and Saucer. Per pkg.

QUAKER MUFFETS- Whole wheat biscuit. Package

QUAKER WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR or GRAHAM FLOUR. 3 lb. package for only ..

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Big Demonstration 0f Quaker Products

Aunt Jemima Pancake _ Flour Ready Mixed; Aunt Jemima Quaker Buckwheat and Quaker Health Bran Muffins.

Friday, Feb. Zlsl: Saturday, Feb. 22nd

De sure and vlslt our Grocery Department on the above dates anti sample tltcsa health giving footie, served with pure Maple Syrup.

Extra Special Values on Quaker Products During

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Watchfor this Display and Demonstration in our MODERN GROCERY DEPARTMENT on Fell. 21 - 22

Sinclair 6: Stewart Limited

SIIMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

executing some fine passing Play-K The goalies turned ln fine per- formances, tntcl were loudly HP" nintidm by the three hundred tans hint wtincssotl titc Qitinc.

’l'itr stars of the grunt: were Kell- n-griy. Richard and LRClnir.

Lineups

Tigrtsh: Goal. B. 0Com“: DB- fcnce. F‘ Arscnauit. ll‘. MacRae. R. Arsetttttilt. r‘ Rirlmrd: Forwards. C. Bernard. B. Ki-ncit, M LeClair. E Richard. V Arscnauli, A. Gavin.

Kensington: Goal. Kennedy; 17¢" fcnce, F). Petidergast. C. Paytnter: Forwards, J Bernard. E Ollwly. W Nfills. R ContlomM Murphy. R l-lateltty. »

Referee: O B Dana/ch.

‘ First: Period

Keitsittgton, J. Bernard, i min. Tigmslt. E. Richard (A. Gavin) 13 tniinttc»:

Tignish, M. LcCiair minutes.

(Bernard) i5

Tig-nish, M. LteOllir 3

Second Period Kensingion. Oatway (Mills) 4 mins Tignislt, C. Bennnrd. 14 mins. Tignish. L. Richard, 17 mitts.

Third Period (C. Bemerd) Kensln-gton. J. Bernard (Mills) 1a

1-2 mins. Tig-nisit. O Bernard. 1D 1-2 mlns.

CAMEO

Monday G-Bztlit: Tuesday 8:30 See Mario Mental. Robert Paige and Kent Taylor in Terrific Drama

“IANGIIRP Tense with Danger and Thrills Aluc Serial waamwo-eo-oac-c-o-o-oov

S’Sitie Bowling

Results of Friday night's play in t-he Ladies Botrllng League played at Capitol Bowling Alleys.

HiBh Si-ﬂsle. Mabel MoNeill. 2Q.

High Three, Man Hogan, 002.

LADIES LEAGUE

Atomlcs. C. Perry 102 130 12D M. Bernard 20B 100 162 J. Bernard 148 l2’! 21'! G. McNeiil 1S4 129 189 O. McNeil] 144 W 156 Total—2243 Sinclair-u. l... Peters 1S6 160 m: l‘. Dyatant. 131 16G 118 M. McArt-hiir Q 1B0 ﬂ B Iiatigll-llln 141 l5 151 E Douglas 114 152 158 Total-209l Oryaiala. D. Gallant 14B 176 193

M. Clark

E. Todd

Shirley Ooles

Gladys Arthur Total-Wm

Royals.

Mil-W Hogan Mabel MeNeil1 B. Lidstone 7L Silliphaxit

N. HBHGQTSOQ Total-Mid

Suicide Squad.

I‘. Macks!

M. Sharp

N. Slmmntna

P. Woodsida

A. MacCaull

Total-ADM

Billy Beeu Evelyn Plneuu B. Arsenault Tres. Arsenaillt a Gallant

O. Pines-u

Tomb-HTS

130 214 148 104

Ill 120

160 155

169

82 119 108

Announcer: R. B. Dewar.

was hat and clean with both teams

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