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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN » _ ' JANUARY 6 1933

SUMMERSIIJE. GUARDIAN

and Prince Sou

nty Ghrcnicle

-HOCKEY SKATBS. bwtl.

sticks and puclrs sold at Braoo'|.

7498-1-G-21.

-HOCKEY MATCH in the Ken-

sington Rink, Friday, January 6th. al, 3,30 p.m. Victoria vs. Kensi.n¢ton. McLean League game. Admission 15 and 25 cents. 7487-I-5-2l

_Br:nr:QUr: unieri church of

Canada. Rev. L. P. Archibald, Min- ister. Service; for Sunday. Jmulf! yah: Bedeque il a. m. Searletown S p_ m. Cape 'I‘i'nverse 8 p. m.; B0!- iieri 730 p_ ni, Rev. J. L. Lund will pi-93.41 nt, Czflie Traverse Mid the minister at all other services.

-PURINA and Silver Tip Fax

Cubes, in stock at Brace's.

T498-1-6-21.

._.-\1’POIN’IED A S S I S T AN T'

I R 0 v l:\'cr_\r. co:\mrssloNER or nor s<'0i_"rs-At the regular nicotiiii; of the ist troop of the 5uminei'si<le Boy Scouts, Scout M-.z.~.:er E. J. Hallett. was appointed Assistant Provinciiil Commissioner. The appoizvnii-nt vvris conferrcdby ex-Mriyor \Vin<-loe T. Lldstone, Vice President of the Boy Scouts Asso- eintioii for Prince County. Com- plimentary remarks were made by Mr. J. J. Ennian, who is on the con‘.ml';c-_- of Troop 1, and Mr, D. l‘_ _°Yr§.‘~`i". of the crimnliliee of

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--Atta; ffnizrizi Ciiiibcck, daughter

of \ir. :iizri .‘-its, Walter Czillbcck of Bunimerside, lrfi, on Tliiirsdziy for Haliiazr, where she is attending the lirihfnx Ladies' College. S.

-- T\l:'_< Rciily, forincrly of Shcr-

brooke, rf-'.ii:*iir'tl to hrr home ini

Boston on ’i'hui.~ilziy morning after spending .<ove.-:il iuon'hsi on the ls- . laurl \'i..::in[; hcr brot-lier, Mr. John !\‘lr_»l`.isoii oi Siiniiue:'..idc and Mr. lf'.;_;h Sutih of .‘.IcNc:ll`s Mills. Mr. Sinuh acc-vinpfiiiiod Mrs. Reilly as, far as l\fonitton, N. B. S.

-GREETINGS ERDM 0'l'l‘AWA

-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell. ciei-mem, neu ore pleasure of re- ceiving Christmas greetings by long distance telephone call from their daughter Irene of Ottawa. A three

minuta oonversaton was distinctly.

heard, which is wonderful over a rural line, a distance or l 000 miles. -Y.

-SERVICES FOB \\`l~LEK 01-`

PRAYER - The second service of

the Week of Player lit. Summerside was held on \\'cd.uc.iiriy evening in the Presbyterian Church and was very largely attended. Rev. Mr. Jeans conducted the service. -Rev. L. B. Campbell was the speak- er of the evening. Taking part in the services irc-ro Rev. (Iii-lyle Wat- terworth, Rev. J. B, \‘.’i1..‘on, Mr, A. S. McKay and Mr. C. B. Jelly. A full choir was in attendance. The Sublcct of Rev. Mr. Ciinii:l.>cll's nd- dress was “Tlie Consecrntlon of our Churches." Dealing with this l\fr_ Campbell frankly fiiced the issue that while self-sritisfactlon in our Churches may be a most comforting; feeling, it is better to confront our fuults and failures :intl chunge thcin and avoid repealing them in the future. The Church of Jesus Christ is slowly coming to realize that today and to practice it. Skotching the historic chain of chullchgcs to reiicvfcil coiisecrntioii in the cluirch, through :incleut and medieval ages, the successive de- velopments crime through Fnith in Jesus’ person, first, growing into fi Fellowship that rexichorl the op- pressed mid needy until it liccnnie 3. farce for rightcou.encss all

over the earth. That challenge is vital today because the reasons for the very exisii-rico of the Church arc vital to the iuturc of human-i ily. '1”lirciii;;li thc Clu'i;~ti:1n Cl‘iiu'cli we \vor:-.hip God-in Clirist, we teach and explain rind instruct men in the Eiuiiiizel, we open up needcil and iiucxplorrd, pt~s_*=ilaE1ltii~s iii brotlicr‘y love, iuicl we si-ntl fortll the Gospel unto the ~\vholo tvorlrl. This is the cluty rind opportiiiilty to- day before the Church.---S.

1 some to us :it once so that

employment. again. '

We wish to take this op

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_Notice to the Public

_ _-\.:= has been our usual custom for several yeiirs

i, our ‘Plant wus closed between Christmas :ind New g li ezir._~‘._l>iii we now find on account of present. Economic i coiirliiiiiiis we have not sufficient work on hand or in

sight to justify us calling our men buck to work nt. the present time. “‘ '““"“"' "' "WW '

Our Works office and Main office is open to receive

orders for work and the transaction of business as \lSil1\|. find any orders forwarded us will receive our

. prompt _zifli-ntion. \\e would urge those who have or _ :ire nniicipiiiinq having any work done to forward

tions ns soon as it is possible, and thus give our men

Rest Wislics for the New_ `1'c;ir, and to thank :ill for ` their gcricroiis patronage in years past.

we can he-gin plant opera-

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portuniiy of extending' our ,

& Go. Limited _

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*U 2 llillb fbm¢\lG DUDS Mid l medium ndult fciiiilr Crm

arrnnrm ranching, Pri.-on nm] im-m, r¢,,,,,na|,|,:_ ' ' _ by .~cl\01il. Christmas Will Comel n"“`_ f"l""°-“'H~

n. srmi.iNo ni,\i'i.r:.w 1 _ ` ' ' ‘ _ WRSONALS

25 Kent fir 70 Dorrhcstvr St. Charlollciowii l‘. li. l_~':lnd.

spruce sirmiiriiig $1.00 nel' 100 fi. and un l‘i:ini-rl l‘ine Iiunnls $1.50 per 100 ft. :mil up Fnplniicii Pine Boards ............ $1.50 pvr 100 ff.. and up Pliincd Spruce llimrrls ............. $1.75 per 100 ft. ami up rliiiii-ri lx.: Spruce Strapping title pcr 100 ft. Li;-ical Pliincd 1x3 Spruce Strapping ....... 750 per 100 ft. Llncal l'l.1m-rl 7!vi 3~`prui'i~ Sturldlmg $1.770 pi-r 100 fi: Llncnl Pliincil .-mil I'1\pl.1m~d 2x5 Spruce Sludding S100 per 100 fl. Mrrclmninble l‘I:\nrd Hemlock Boards .... $l~~'»0 Iver 100 ft.

Also full line of Spruce Scantling,

Joists, Fir and Hemlock Timber.

leisrenn ciinnnirii;

..'SUBSCBlP'l‘l0N8 to The

Charlottetown Guardian may be , handed to their Rep. Archie Hume. or left at H. J. Mabon‘s Drug Store, Montague. 12-13-dtf.

._'Al.Bl0N CROSS-Miss Bertha

Acorn, of Primrose, spent the holi- days here. Mr. Samuel McDonald, I Fortune, paid 2. flying visit tio Prim. l rose recently. _

.-'TREE ENJOYED-The Cam-

bridge Christmas tree was held_in the hail Dec. 23. There was it large ermvii, and a good sum was realiz- ed.-H.

..°LO0KlNG FORWARD T0

RINK -- Now that Jack Frost is

hem again th¢ Montague skating and hockey fan.; are looking T01" werd to having the riik open soon.-H.

..‘Gl'\’EN HOUSEWARMTNG-

Mr. and Mrs. Mont Annear, Lower Montague, were pleasantly surpris- ed one evening last week when a large number of their friends and relatives gathered to give them a shower of lovely and useful house- l hold gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Annear re-

cently moved into their beautiful new home at Lower Montague and are receiving the good wishes oi’ their many friends. H.

.-°NEW HOSPITAL PROGRES-

SING _ The campaign drive for the new King's County -H0SDll'Hl has progressed very favorably con- sidering the financial condition of the country. Mr. Armstrong, thc campaign manager, reporting at B recent trustees meetlizg, stated that everywhere there was the greatest enthusiasm shown and the most loyal support given. No doubt when conditions improve, even greater contributions will be forthcoming. At the last.'ti~ustees meeting the couimeueement. of building opera- tions was discussed and although

,nothing definite was arrived at it tis expected that it start will be made early in fhe spring.

| ..“\\`IilEK OF PRAYER-Tllc Week of Prayer opened in Month-i

`gue on l\lon<luy evening ln the United Church. l\1r. William John- sion was the speaker of the even- I ing. Thi: bcziutifiil solo “I Shall Scc llliiri Face to Face" was sung by `Mrs. William Grirrick and much leiljoycd by the collgrcgiition, A

'her homo where they were receiv-

he bid all good bye till next year. '- ‘ -H.

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..°OA.lilBB.lDGl WEDDING-A

very pretty wedding wll held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert MacLeod, Cambridge, Deo. 1, 1932 their daughter Jazue Mae was unit- ed in marriage to Clyde Stanley

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Kerwln of Cambridge. The young _

couple were married at Murrty ' ~

Harbour, by the Rev. T. R. Goudge.

Their attendants were Miss Ger- .

trude J. Graham uid LU. Archie MacLeod, a brother of tho brlth. The bride wore a dress of bien lace and georgette, with black sat in pumps and navy blue coat and hat go match. The bridesmaid wore a dregs of blue flat crepe. and navy blue coat and hat. The ¢!oom'l present to the bride was L white gold wi-‘st watch. After the mar- riage was solcmnized they motorod out to Gurnsey Uove and baok tn

ed by a host of friends and rela- tives. After which a nice supper was served and the evening was spent. in music and fl8n¢ln8- Thi? bride received many nice Presents. -H.

..'NARROW ESCAPE-A near

tragedy occurred on the Montague River early this week when three young men broke through the ice when returning in the eveninl from skating on the river. Along the shores of the river are many spring holes which make skating near the shore unsafe even in the middle of winter. It seems that these young men were skating to the bank when suddenly the three of them broke through the ice and were thrown into the cold water. They were all wearing heavy coat! and it was with great difficulty that they succeeded in getting to safety without calling for help. H.

..°PAGEANT ENJOYED-The

Stirling Society of the Lower Mon-

tague United Church presented l 0

beautiful pageant on Monday even ing in the church. The pageant was entitled “Where the Young Child Lay." 'I'he church was artistically decorated for the evening with suitable Christmas decorations. The costumes were interesting and beaiitiful ngiiinst a. background of blue sky with bright stars. One

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large star shone over the manger. LCHFA/*Rv0b£ The young people of this church -L“J 5'*

are deserving of much credit for their fine performances. They are busy now 'practicing for another

concert to be held on Monday or

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Egoodly crowd attended. On Tues-_ ',l‘ii» ri in- of next week. li.

:day evening the meeting was held lin the Prcsbyterirm Church. Rev.

Mr. Wntterworth was the speaker

and gave il. very inspiring talk. Oril Wednesday the meeting was heldf

which was much appreciated. Tlicst

services are meeting with the higlvl i ost success and much good is being

! __._,` GOOD CONCERT _ A very sive Auction were in plny rind sev-

l l\`n_loyable Ciirlsimas concert was "al lab” °f Bm!-1° “nfl -“lx lf-“Vid” yliieiri iii ine Pi-esbmnen char-ch,l“* Hllcflvfl- 'Ilia t-we fir=i owes

lltioiurignic, on Friday evening, Dcc.l

l.:m.d_ M,__ R' G_ MMLMMI prmdedi and Mr. G. )fcl"i:.ll. 'Tho coiisila- land ,hc f,,uo“,ing was the pro, tion prizes lvciit to Miss Katherine l N!chol=0n and Mr. Colin McDonald,

After R very dainty lunch was serv-

i tion, Margaret l\facdonald; Solo.i Nl bl' lhc R"b"kf‘ll5 ‘md Odd"-`ll°\V5 l./iivay in a Mniigri". Evclv' (`iii'ri<~.l the l“l’l"" “""°‘? f"1'l"‘l -"“'f\." Gnd fltecitat on. Francis M.i.'Kenlin. H” f1°°"‘ SU""° °I"m`(`d for ‘lanfmg Short address by Rev. Noiman., ‘mich k°l`"’ "P ‘WH lm" Ui” WP”

_ ----»-it _:__ Vmcdmmld Two not NM' Wnhm‘sma’ hours Dance muse was ful'

Mini;-`~¢_ me Hem by n numm.0[ young n,}_W,, by ,he M,,,.,,,g,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,_

< ,. , _ Ties" .social evenings in the

F O X E S F O R S A IJ people. Rccitriiion, larccc Cor '

E id,,n‘ C,,m.,,',' Tm, Bm, Day M Au’ I. O. O. F. liall are nliiziys lull of

___i by six gms, R€,Ci,_a,v,0,,‘ Gladys dciigliifiil entertainment and many

'rrvo Potvoanious MLB iimr.ns. naman. solo, ciirfsimas Long; ‘"9 l°°‘*’"§ f°"“`°fd with Diff'-‘life M _,\,_,o‘ bv Ivy Heam_ Closing choms to miotliei-O such evening in the

gram: chorus by Sunday School:

lChr'sir_iias Time is llere. Recita-

Avriiii Santa Claus thi-n ni'r`vcd mth jmgliusr bclls avi rlistiihiitcd gifts to chilclrcii of the c<lngrcga.-

i ,lion ima biiiem, 'rim ii~iicirei~_. uien Ml* CWI H°f"’“ is SP""‘l'“S’

`m,I,,,,d mm pas, a ,mat or randy the Chrimnris iiol`rl:iys at his

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are sony to hear that he is a pn.-

| G iii-ni. at inn P E 1 Htspitni. `ivn»_`

Wright will undergo an operation

Lu I" r m r ExAM|||A'|'|m| 0,, ,,,,, 0, ,,,_, ,y,,,__,H_

rinins anii nunvlvlnr oinii- _-_

We have on hand and will be p|e;if;crl_to "" "°° "°M""" H°l°“ Am‘°“' L°“'°"

supply the following:

Viz:

llough lloiirrls .......... . . . ....... $1.00 per 100 it. and up

H J M A B Montague. and Martlia and Evelyn

I 1 Cunningham of Montague, are re-

m'ro_\im~ms'r‘ tuming to St. Mary`s Convent,

mu" ;,",:'|",';‘,`,',°,° Wm' Sourls, on Thursday after spending

: ,the holidays at. their homes. H.

.. :~()(`I.\I» GATIIERING _ Fflday Wenlng the Rebckiihs iiild Oddfellows of Montague held tli ~

with * For aloatlu, Chevrolet and General asked auto- 1

mobile owners-"Whse do you wane in your mx: carl'

Por months, our engineers planned. impmvd Ind ¢¢¢¢¢fl -with d-ie results of ellis Canada-wide survey to guide

them. Tomorrow, we iuvica you eo get full detail: of dieazw 193! ClievfoletSix-MadoeoOrdetforCma» diana-styled, powered and priced an be Em eholen

among low-priced cm!

' I:'¢ the mos: exciting Six in Chevrolet lilstory-witli dui moot revolutionary development_|ince tba_cloaed body-Fisher 'NO-DRAFT Yentilauon, individually

controlled.

What Other NEW FEATURES?

~ Nnu "Air-SI1n1n”S¢yling . . . 'Aniil-Splash F4-mlm » . . L¢rgn,Lmvn»Flxb¢r Badln . . . Mon Horsepower . . . Cushion-Balanced 6-¢~ylinJerEnghu . . . Shatter- proof Windshield . .- . Silent Second Syncro-Mesh . . . "Starlmitor" SlmplifiedStarIing . . . New Octane Scler- tor_ . . . Even Greater Economy.

Declare a half-hour holiday for yourself tomorrow-

visit our showrooms-let us tell you the complete rrory

of the new 1933 Chevrolet Six, Made to Order for

Caniid.iansl_

ion with evergreen and crepe Q streamers by Miss Francis Coffin 0 ° and Mrs. I-I. W. Poole. The first

cards. Eighteen tables of Progres-

ivcrc lvon by Mrs, W, A. Mrlliigpgnn

.-°Fi'lciids of Mr.Davlrl Wright.

<ierived from them. H. Dart Of the Cvcllirlg was spent at P. E. I.

On ` I l

’AT OUR SHOWROOMS

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in the Baptist Church and Rev. J.f firSt dance Of the winter season. A ` _,W _ _Y_Y__>_ ln. ciusboim or nazeibreoir spolmllrrize crowd attended. 'riie"ii‘;nr~r.-:iso ' ' f' ' _ ,_ " _ lMi'."Chisholm "also 'sang a. "sold bvalltlfillly decorated for the occas- V A ' 1

--‘ Miss Olga McKinnon is able

to be about again after her rr~¢¢nt illness.-H. .

.,‘Sylvca Henley returned to licr

work in Cliiii-lottctowii after .spend- ing Christmas with hcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Henle; oi’ Cam- bridge.-H.

..°Gertlrude Graham has rctum-

cd home after spending afcw dal’5 with friends on the Whiin Road. -H.

..°Mr, Albert Horton, Lower

Montague, is recovering slowly from his recent serious illness. H.

..'Rev. J. H. Chisholm, Hazel-

brook, is spending a few days at Montague, the guest: of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. McKinnon. Hf

__*Mr. Cliff Dlngweli, represent-

ing R.. E. Mutch ds Co., Charlotte- town, was ia recent visitor to Mon- tague. H.

.-'Mn and Mrs. Elgin MacKin-

non, Cambridge, have returned to their work in Bell River, after spcnding Christmas with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kerwin and Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Mac-

BRINGING UP FATHER

Kinnon.-H.

..°Mis`s Greta Poole, daughter of"

Munn Poole, Lower Montague, was suddenly taken ill on Sunday and underwent an operation for ap- pendicltis on Wednesday. She is reported resting comfortably. H.

_ CABLE HEAD EAST W. I.

A pleasant; social evening was

spent at the home of Mrs. Patrick Me.cCarthy, Cable Head' East, on Tuesday, December 20th, when the local Womens Institute assembled for their monthly meeting. Besides the members, flv/e visitors were also present. After the opening, roll call and rcaddiiig of minutes, it was decided to serve lunch and home- made cnndy to the visitors and pu- pils at the school closing. Mrs. Jo- seph MacDonald, Miss Effie Muc- Donald and Miss Imelda MacKin- non were appointed to make the candy. The sum of three dollars was voted to purchase Wri"ng Compendiums for the school. Some discussion took place about the making of a wool comforter to lot- tery and it was decided to begin it after New Years, also to continue the card parties. After the busi- ness part of the meeting. Mrs. Mac- Carthy received a. pleasant surprise when the institute presented her with the Christmas gift of u tea set as a small token of their ap-

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preclation of her services as a de-

voted member. Mrs. Mcivlna Mac- Donald invitcd the members to meet at her home in January, Lunch

Hunley and Mrs. H. D. MacKinnon and the remainder of the evening was pleasantly spcnt in 'music and

was then scrvcd by Mrs. Gus 0'- singing.

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