1

good Delegates Expected For Kinsmen Convention

otlttidelagateearethsbistrlot doves-nor'a helat

All-llelliut? register for the dis- Howard's Restaurant.

-1 seven convention of Kilia- ” comprising the four Atlan- will preside at a noon luncheon '1'" rm,-urges which opens at on Saturday when the guest J” apmvs Restaurant, Suinmer- speaker will be Mr. Roland Mac- ll" mu-rgirt, Mr. Norman liogg. Donald. past president of the "'I';rd,,,; or the Summersid Prince lsdwerd Island Federation "'3 which is holding its first con- of Asrlculturc. ,

Cl (0,, will preside. Summerslde From Sumrnerside the conven-

"."'me'r. sponsored by the Char- tion will move to Gnrrlotsetown

,f,I,'i.”..,....' Club. were iormed in where the assets win he receiv- by the

Thursday. June 9. 1955 The Guardian lo

(Ada) of Glenssrry. Lucy Anna Cmnpbelitnn. and Restnld of Boston. Peter in The funeral was held it anes- British Columbia. and Vernon of ton. Mass.. on isorrdey.

SCHOOL NOTICE

All persons owing bills to South Klldare School No. ll Including Poll Texas If not paid by the 25th day of June I955. will receive a summons en the 17th day of June I955. to appear In court. by order of Trustees.

Evening Circle Of S'side F"""""l"'l W.M.S. Annual Meeting "f',",;Y,Ef',,;'2,f'?;u

-The evening circle of the w, um hosprm. -nu prummn H". shocked and saddened upon. lean. M.s.. Summerside Presbyterian Henry Bishop. conducted the bual- I3” d "' "Au" '.'"'"l " Church. held its annual meeting ness meeting. The officers were Nan” . in the church-parlor on Monday ” d” t A by Mrs. Seavar 31.5.? u-"'- 5"-ll"? Pltilllfd. the evening. June 6. The devotional Donald. The annual reports were mg” DWI" 5'" '35 part of the meeting was con- given and Mrs. Don Stewart and :11 L”. "m" DWI” "Id ducted by Mrs. Runell Hunter. Mrs. Keith Johnson were appoint- ' mmmul D'-Wl' 0' The scripture was read by Mrs. ed delegates to the Presbyterhl Cg:pbl'ul'"' P'E'l'

Head Dystant. and Mrs. Fred in Alberton. in ; "V; '" "DWI hr ma- Moase led in prwer. Mrs. Rus- The officers elected for the en- 5 " " l'u""' II" ll"5IW1'l- sel Hunter and Mrs. Enzly Camp- suing years were as follows: 33' 'gl"I'rd”d N” l”0m9"1 bell gave interesting talks on the president. Mrs. Ken Walker: viee- I " "Hg" 8' G'm"l lM"3” Pres Mission Hospital in president. Mrs. Russell Hunter; ” 3 " M"' r'''” null" Jobat. Indian Zlld

Charlottetown Club.

wllsfro locals of the convention ,,mbgettheGardtenoftheGulf mum and Motel and It PHR- mgrfs Cabins and Motel. Business "salons will be held at Howard's

ant. Kaila? mixed luncheon on Fri- day, Mr. liogg will preside and me guest speaker will be Dr. George Fisher who will take as me subject of his address "Cradle at the Waves”. At this nieelllli. Mayor wedge of Surnmerside will

b- g greetings. on Friday eve- Bi: . stag dinner will be pre- sided over by Mr. Elmer Murphy. past president of Summerside

ed

'niiswIllhefoliowedb7tlieDis- trlct Governor's dinner when greetings will be brought forth from the Lieutenant Governor and Premier of the Province. from Mayor Stewart and from Kinsman A. Walthen Gaudet on behalf of the Charlottetown Cen- tennial Committee. The chair- man for this occaslon0 will be Andy Gow oi Bridgewater. MS. The Kin oration will be delivered by Dick Miller of Moncton. This concluding session will feature the election of the District Gov- ernor and District officers for the coming year. An informal dance at the Gtarlottetown will

Club. This is to be followed by

Summerside Squadron Is

J remarkably well precision drill. a ceremonial march pasl and a demonstration of first ,rd, highlighted the annual insllEC' non ceremonies of the Summe - side Air Cadet squadron at n"'"' bar ioitr hangar R.C.A.F. Station. summerside last evening.

The inspection was attended by

executedl two nights comprising the squad-

bring the convention to a close;

Air Cadet Inspected

ron formed up at the High School and preceedcd by the Air Cadet Band moved off down Summer Street under the command of Squadron Leader Murray Shanks. The salute was taken by GXC Swetman at the corner of Summer and Fitzroy Streets and the parade

Steer Defies All Corners

"Asgentleasabullinachinaletahadendedhlsllfeandtlsc

departmen" is hardly the de- threat he presented should he scrlptlon of the enraged steer escape olll-0 '11! Mill” 19'” seen above as he stood on top street of the town.

of a coal pile in I-lolman'a lum- He was brought to Summerslde her yard yesterday morning snap on a light delivery truck by Keith chasing upwards of 100 spectators Coles of Breadalbane. who had and others to cover. who were purchased him f rom, Kenneth trying to recapture him. Macl..ean of Lot 16. These two Master of all he surveys in the 111811 Witt llllloldilll -him 10!

above" photo. this defiant animal W i U " 81 H0lmll!'l K1195 W110" was subdued only gnu flvg hm. he "'lenly went wild and broke J M p. em, from the two t:en who I were unable to hold h . selqe ee .".'g Escaping into the igimber yard near the waterfront e disorgan slde AEIXIIWTY ised every effort to recapture him pne June meeting of the man and several times sent everyone am A or we W-M-s- or '”EiZi1"r5 iiirillrff o... r. .. Surrimerside Trinity United Church ready and mxmugs to ' 1):. was held in Epworth Hall, Tues- d id ed at ll. com day. June 7. with the president, "3 cg: er "may dug" Mrs. A. A. Lockhart. in the chair. fl"-hi "mg" 'l'""-' ”"”l"'"' and Mrs. B. R. Sharpe. pianist. Af- loft ' "cg" ”' End G""l' Gal .3. the opening hymn, Mrs. Hamy an , a tirnmerslde fisherman. mond Johnson led ,1! Prayer. one as a one-man firing squad using new member and a umber of vis- 3 mm "mm Ended ll" 'EmP""”"-I "0" were welcomed. command held .by this big Hal During the business session. the Sm" Rte" wmch welghed We” supply secretary. Miss Millicent L000 ”""d5' Strong reported that 44 lbs. of "lplmw by w0ll0"

the care of one bed e'year in Larkin

A collection was taken up for Dystant;

vice-president, Mrs. Easel secretary. Mrs. Dave ztreasurer. Mrs. Emmett "Jesus. Saviour. Pilot Me."

Ranehan. The meeting dosed with hymn.

IRENTON RAMSAY, Secretory

ARE IN SMLLMAN'S BARGAIN BASEMENT

From Dainties to Denims - Right in Season. Merchandise at Good (iuality---All of Purse-Pleasing Prices!

.7 ..--g 7

. . d where the cadets after h k” 1 - P059” 0' l""""N "I the .bow 3", F98 ms Sandell. missionar. In K . Th members 0' ll" 5P""5””"g Md” "ll we'll '0 ""3 31790” by lll1S- Christian stewardsvhlp ztixctarye.

a large numb" "l clvmmls wmi pmcccded MW" '0 Celllral Slreel clothing were sent to Miss Ada . the R.C-A-F- A5500l3ll0" wl"9'l Flight "umber one was wmmand- Mrs. Albert Linkleiter. read an I

A REAL SMART SELECTION

Prcscni also for the occasion were Lieut. Roy Boates, officer com- manding the Summerside Sen Cadets, Sgt. Keefe, Royal Cana- dian Mounted Police. May"? nenry W. wedge and Mrs. Wet-zc. Roland Philipson past president of

ed l1.V FVO Derek - Hughes and number two by F70 John Leuiy. -S

fishermen Fear

. and 87 home calls reported. The

article entitled "Of Human Per- sonality." There were 42 hospitals

BAIT

Immediately Delivery Fresh or salt bait

collection was received by Mrs. Howard Waite and Miss Christine MacDonald.

Mrs. L. M. Callbeck led the do

MEN'S SUITS

IN GABARDINES AND WORSTEDS YouttgMen's Sises35-42

26.97

the Ssimmleigsigen Branch of the To yptional service on the theme: If interested Ncturak ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i ' ' t '

Ca'lllhBe Hsliltlluteg at. the cerfeigonial onsr G P:ll'l:leeST:l,1:l:tI')I,i.tllIIthA;::f:"?;.l;cacll can Immediately

'c",',ff,,li.spl3l ”s.?3E.iiiss? o.E'?35 .' ilaeanvgis h:la':iat(ed bysilyirs. Loman CARROL DELANEY r R I W I

p.r.c.. C.D.. who told the cadets -Fishermen In the Albertnn W. K' mu-wig:-' Mriflh V6135; Phone 3252 that the demongtrotgo: reglegtrig gen and flonsldgniblglogatl; Marne,” Mm up D. Smith Mrs Summerside

C . . yl-eI1'i3:'m:i;V(:;8el;,IYhade reecew He Moggarexgxeg logger aw um kiI;l:)lce::e:o;:)ndAnlyai')s.(E)1aei;)e:t

"Id """"e m the RiC'A'F' wmg a e following two days of Pend 0!! You" by Mrs. G N. Sam. 5&0 these. check quality. in Gobordines. Worst- p A neat collection In all seasonal Association for the backing they 5 er h ed. . d Bl cl . Pi ' ' P" . wk". 6' Bl”. - 1 no men we as raw mom". :i;i"”.';:?” sit. ”i:i'...".2: .'..i::.'::i..”:i".i....... poutmmzu 2- 332. 'f' '” -5:97 5.... .2... .................................... .. c 'lml-- ml -wl"-w'or- - in summerslde I mm mm ,,ve,h,,,u,,g mar, Mrs. L. M. Callbeck introduced '1” ' i ' ' ”" Y '''''' ''''''''''' " ul cannot extol this" movement Ln 5 Mme Monday some the special weaken Mm Frank y 1. too hl8hly."fli& sstrtoyfrrgilliciggi mg; Wm waned 'm,,,,, Cutcliffe. president of the p. r-. Caponlze your cockereis WORK PANTS LASTEX SWIM TRUNKS SQUARE5 that some o ese 1. P b teri I. Sh l - I . h t d in the North 1'95 Y 8 e gave a most . . , Y t w on o the . Mode at sturd l3r”.i"ir.firciirFo.33tlt'.”sir5?Jl;cl"' lzirrpensr-yo's' '.l.a".t Goose rs... llJf1g;:s:il;iegaafhfeel:::3ng!t5'tk, t and realize bigger Droflts sglrflodggrattrrorgtonro .6 2 9 V Nylon reinforced -I ”9"9l'””' ”'""0" at 87c He said lllghll tgfsehlizlvgullvagl fgllf-ni'g:"ngI:cr;;:;l"gx"';i”l:; r... o... .r,.. ,rrrrr,,,r,,,, ,,fV,'f,",,; Contact befm-3 brms ,, , 9 Wm , , , only .............................. H . 7 Sizes 24.32 ................................... ,, . wlm .............................................. .. up to the tn 1'8 W 3 9 ' the C.G.I.T. (under their leaders sit. ed in th Ir cadet movement they be able to locate and overhaul . f 1 ....... .,:.:,.... good --d - g;;rol,l1,::,W'.:,Y.,:';':" tint; H3.u”"lI.i.ii."f”'l'.o iii siiziz 0"” fegks ””' fARDEllfEfI-5 SPECIAL! COTTON BROADCLOTH He-dvware- .................................. -. 3 credit to t e commun - noon Auxiliary. . . JOHNSTON otton war 9 cm 1 59'0" 30133 S” '1" Elrlmrl u" how" wmltsresgiigation tsivas maldeet: tgie 174 Beaver st 5 PH. for I . . me n . . . . . O mums uh Chm lTheCr:! ll Ny, I y sin. Several pleasing colors and designs with while East and West" and repeating the Summerside-Dial 3489 p 24.23 I collar end culls. es Mizpah benediction. Long wearing 7V4 oz. Sanlorized Denim. rivets tttttttttttttttttt "; """"""""""""""" " Also Polka Do.

-GROCERY STORE ENTERED ery store of arnon l?in.eaTimcon Convent Itreet, the target of several breaks h recent years, was again entered on Tues- day night, and a quantity of cig- ettes were stolen. Entry to the - to was made by breaking a pain sf glau in the store front.

.KENSlNGTON Home night.

are Rest Country Club. Thursday. Music Jamboree Band.

and School Association Meeting 00,- ummlgmh ch”

"MAMMoTn DANCE with no tail is causing a lot of

logm. I toy terrier, was born five months

Lunch was served with Mrs. W. K- LIGWOIIYII Ind Mrs. John Camp- bell as conveners. assisted by the

30- '

,,,,,G,;;,m3H M OIIAPAIID THEATRE

Interest In this Niagara peninsula l"Rl- ' 5Al- - 3:30 community.

I The dos. part scottle and part

at points of strain, zipper closing 2 Sizes 30-44 - only .. I

MANUFACTURERS CLEARANCE!

MEN'S T-SHIRTS Plains and solid colors in

contrasting

MONEY-SAVING COMBINATIONI DRESS PANTS

Well tailored Gabcirdmes, worsted blends

etc. Brown, Gray, 2 I

SUITS!

ONLY A FEW LEFTI

Smart nubers in Rayon Mtlotaen. Wool

plaids .. Sizes 12.13 1 1 -97

Reg. 325.00 and 327.50.

oubllus the intruder: to re-cl: side. Friday. June 10th. s o'clock. ago in Niagara Fella and there's trims - In light 3'” C 26'" sndreieaselielockeatltefront notevenasignotguuonn InColor d k hd SML 1 do... .3, -narunn Arrnn nouns? v,.,,,,,,.m, W 1... one of .-h er s 1: on - - - -- '

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4,lLMs AND AUCTION ML: mmdgrm kg" "IIm:;0.d 3: mm” mt -unu.s.t.tna1l occur-:nk:. whtg: A Western Melodrama . :.:'l;:”l.'Iun:lI;;:h' I:::,.hm3ga3g9':!g1';-mgr”'n: headed calves and other phenoine KEITH I-ARSEN " PEGGIE Unbelievenble value in these lined. two- Wide Flore In white background with color- spring Brook W. I. brot.har-in-lawr 10' "Id um Wu. Im. an H mm” by A. : my; CAST" (Subs) Heavy plastic on canvas - Ideal for tone jackets 3 ful designs and contrasting 1 BJTHI ANNUAL MEETING of gfngltgg”-::";l:lo'm”vl1':k.dwh":Ill: :::.namre:ll' ntate b:-git;-, who Also a two real Comedy and , fishermen. brick layers, oilmen, c S. M. L. I trim. Size! 12.18 , e h fhrisends relatives Ill surround- Glorh. 'y."'o lmhler "CANADA CARRIES ON" "5 - only "" Pr. Mexican style, In typical colors, Riprug trim lily night. June 9th. at I80. I i ,4. WT SW.” 1'lRuNI(s X and two patch pockets - 2 '-Mtzlmlll - Now is lie Hg: - ynsvppgpgy .. Reinforced Nylon, wide elasticized waist band. 5'1” -"J3 ” ' pm you urmmu' TM lrlfltllf l"JlldBd1llll0l'l1 0' "ID . concealed draw string, knitted 5. 3 '01

ffu";;;.f";f.;"l;;gd”l;'n:":fY,'hg; nu Alex Nicholson was held at 2 -Mr. oltoti Anderson and fam- rm," .. 5;,” 32.40 - mi, .......... N 1 .97 "' f A 1 COTTON BLOUSES

P-ll'l- Yell-CTGIY ll Tfllllly Unlld lb" 5" m'”" '- W191 l0 GIFT!!! 3 F"? or """""""""""""""""""""""" ” I White background. unique color designs. white

in tackle. Foley's Drug Store.

-ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Hrs. Iaonard Morell, Alberton, Wish to announce the engagement of their niece. Miss Dolly Smith

to E l . . r . . n..,v'3f.',r2f"X'5,;,:'f ion attended in a body with Legion , V .g sleeves - S. M. L. Square and V-neckltnes In stripes. checks and .'7'y rrrsrr-1.5, go up, P1”, in the ceremonies being conducted by p. .. He I071 floral designs WIlI1 contrasting collars and cuffs 5" ' Nazarene Church. Elmsdale on C9m"d' 3013315 PllI"lP'0l'- 50"” All bmkei S ' d 5 F ' d D 'II d Ch ' M' ' I2 20 Women! ill Saturday. June llth. at s o'clock. ride Alb!" GI"!!! Bounded "10 A "" Y "” ""9 " A "” ”'" - 1 T-SHIRTS ” '”” ml" ' ' 1 I

-CHICKEN -umcvu ecnvz L"g,ml,Por')tr':.u bun" 1,?" mm” hm)” 5”" lm'l7W - "'7 iiiiiiiii " ' M” "'40 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii " I L Chicken thleves on Sunday nlsht Earle csnlroilf clilitonr-yd Tl:tutr.t:: w"'- " '”"""- 7315-9115 P- m- spgpf sl.mu's "'V”" J'""Y used bold tactics in the theft of Dick Steele. Davie Lidstone. In- ,, Mmn” 'n""'- 31” P-'11 S. M. L live I-tens from the Property of torment was hi the People's Cern- Hm GLENN MELER 5701"" "005 WGUIIGIJID WY0" "'P'r W" E"! "'I"' ll" l

lta.v Clerk on Arcana Street in Summerside. Apparently a w a r e that the building was locked at lllsht. the Intruders were equip- ped with a hammer which was "led to smash the lock on the door In order to gain entry to the building from where the five liens were stolen.' I -S.

-KINSMEN MEETING -

Church in Sumrneraide. Rev. C. D. Matheson conducted the service.

assisted by

' 'urn, . 3.. and the Rev. Harold MacDonald of St. Croix. N. 8. Members of the F ” Leg-

Rev. 3. Hughes of durlns their recent and bereave-

their heartfelt thanks to all who showed kindness in so many ways.

To-Day 3:30 - 7tl5 - 9:15

meni. They also gratefully tr . ledse the floral tributes,” ellills and messages of aympgtlw,

etery. -8.

Personals

-Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rooney. Al- berton, were Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Griffen. Mr. Doyle Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Clement O'Connor. Mr.

In Color-Starring James Stewart, June Allyson. Admission we 5 we.

"CAMEO"

Wed.-Thur. , .

7:16-9:15 St A A

PYJAMAS Roomy cut of Sonlorized Broadcloth all in woterfost colors -

Sizes J6-44 - only ........................ ..

Get yourself half a dozen for sum- er weorl S. M. L. - only .................. ..

1.97

Another smart Bargain Basement special In

stylearlglit sport shires - S. M. I.. -- only .

SPORT SHIRTS Sonforized Broadcloth. long

1 .43

CAR ROBES

Worm, durable Wool and Rayon Plaucli a 54x72

3.37

Mews OVERALLS

Peter Pan collar and euffs -

Sizes I2-20

COTTON HOUSE DRESSES

This is o manulctcturers clearance ol bet- ter dresses in ultra smart Rayon 7 hubby Tweed: - I2-22”) . . . . . .. 419 FAMOUS WONDER SILICS

Seasonal be-isle colors Will'l floral 5 designs A 14-12. Reg S8 95 I

Three new members were in- and Mrs Stephen Doyle with their 11;”... -Lucma mul mu mm”. m'"" "cm" I Imluml I 1 - arjoi-ta Main ("Ma Kettle"), dTyle:1zl::tlP memggnh 'l 'l:"f:l' chudru J” "Id Gm' m "S 1” K3011!!! WWII in hit 00med5' - Made to stand up to punishing wear! ' nee I an . 7' mum LONE LONG TRAILER" wnn I Sonlorized Krinltle Cotton and I

llllirside Kinsmen Club.

were Clifiord Court. Der k lllltihes and Don Canning. Initiation ceremony war oarriad "I" by president Norman Kogg. ml i-residents Dave Carhegy and Gmse olscamp and vice presi-

tl v r - R n Gabardine ml Its nd strides. '..' p::;:: ' lD(M9E6sSsPIJsr1ONxylon also Rayon and Wool with (Int: lbstflrlllcrugd Dwm . 7oZtll0” '0 (50059 l':C'" O - I . . Banter. chairman cushion sole feature - Sires 'i i . . . O 'GH'fGowNs :1 ,. A I :lMlh'h';m"."':'" ' ' T0-IIVI - only .......................... .. Pr. .:e:.l)4.ny:. , Eynlgrcan-T N 1 tin: .. ,,,,,-.3. erAl .. WORK SOX notes .. . .. .......... .. I 33

-III asaonto eoownan I , , .. g ' it r it Tttestllv E: D1-51.11 Q1 assesses: 5..'gul.;1rr;arlt voalueln hfwell ltnowrt 1 .00 'RAss'EREs pl ;. lvolylt at P - P Short legs, slaveless. Nylon and Satin . A 4 an trm4:uu':um'”uooru'36 I 90" 'McKns Sizes 25.34 C in aim 32-40 1

. MANUFACTURERS CLEARANCEI Y ' I 't ' . -In l'i".l.:'i.';. Lf'.i..': ,?,.f””.;'.' A""'”' l'”'" Y”"" IIIIIIIEI I.EBIllIl IIEETIIIE .. wrong on m... Rayon ....o 33:.'."so.f:.l.. ., t .- Iaeu ywdm (".2 '1': Ollvgf Dgglgp A dines. both lined and 5 ' :"- The lecompanying verses ' Regular monthly meeting Borden Branch Ca.na- """""l T 5- M- l-- -- - ' -..."-1'...'-.:..-.".1-.."..':- "”":; -"4 ' he . ' , J 10, t I ' Q:-'3 ”.'-?'.':.t.'as,,r,l3-,'l,',,-,-; Myers Distributor '”"' W" "I" Ir W M W" W ' MlN'S WI-irll 1'-SI-IIITS "'3! Mill! lot . pm. in Legion Home. All members please attend. w s, 51 c ,,,,, A "M W”;

.... -- -,,--u -r PAUL LA vols .:.'.:. ;..: .......................... .. 1.00 BARGAIN BASEMENT ,,,"-0:5,... -. :.li,"'3....r , (HI um Nowtqionaomownisonntyeroossod.

in technicolor. Bank drawing Thursday worth possible 8100.00. A show for the whole family.

ii"si'ntnv-tttiiunr

The mom names A

7V4 oz. Denim. triple stitched at main seams - 29-44

SMART VALUEI

3.67

Broadcloth - Sues 8-I4

JEANS

PLAID SLACKS Well fashioned. neatly tuvloved in popular tau-tons

3.97

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