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THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

SEPTEMBER 21",

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Chartered Accountant. i Office at i ll Granville Street Phone I'll

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N IN MEMORIAM

REV. DAVID MILLAI MeGOWAN

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The Rev. David Millar McGowan, B.A., retired minister, passed away on Sunday morning, August 7th. at the Prince County Hospital. Summerside, in his eighty-fourth year. Mr. McGowan was a native of Tobermore, County Derry, North- ern Ireland and was educated at the Colerains Academical Institu- i lion, Queen's College and the Presbyterian College, Belfast. He

was ordained in 189G in Kilkina-

murrcy Congregation, County Down,

The western provinces of Can- ada needed men and-he emigrated to Saskatchewan in 1907. in the mission fields of the west and in the Marltimcs, Mr. McGowan made full proof of his work in the R057 pel ministry and retired in 1935.

He was a cluntry minister and took no part in the work of the church courts, but ha dischsrzeﬁ his ministerial duties faithfully. He was much given to hospitality and leaves behind many friends both lay and clerical. - _

He was married twice. his first wife died in Purdue, Saslc, and left two children. s boy and a girl. His son predeceased him and his daughter, Mrs. George Sharp. East Birleford, P. E. 1., survive!-

l-iis second wife, whom he mar- ried in 193i, was the widow of the lute Reverend Grceniees and she passorl away in 1945.

INSURANCE d The fungal scrvlizrtengvals “:11: I Bummer 8t... Hammers! e from the owncss ll "i

Phone 129 and was conducted by Rout??? i Charles Cnrnr-gy at eleven o . Tuesday. Alllﬂlﬁi 9th- Mr. McGowan was 1101495 5951'“

his son in Dunrias Cemctery- Th‘? burial service at three rfclocktwsrats conducted by "l! "Emb"! ° ‘ George's Masonic Lodge. George- town, assisted by’ '5"- ‘1- M- M“ Leori of Dundas and XIV. I0!“

of Georgetown.

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Ladies’ Wear Department

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“LUCK 0F THE IRISH? RIOTOUS, DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT HIT

Jrwentieth Century-Fox's new wmedy-romance, "The Luck o1 the Irish." now at the Capitol Theatre with Tyrone Power and Anne Bax- ter as its stars, is a stroke of rare. good fortune for local movie-goers who like their screen- entertain- ment merry. mlrthfui and romantic in a refreshingly unusual way. ln- dP-ed- l! you liked "Miracle on 24m Street" — and who didn't? —- "The Luck of the Irish" is your dish; it's that kind of delightfully hilarious ﬁlm fare, a. picture with a gift oi‘ laughter all its own.

Casting Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter in a comedy of this type has proven to be a simply terrific idea. Both players. famed for their out- standing dramatic performances on the screen, have let their hair down in this picture. and have gone all-out in the spirit of sheer fun Ln a. manner that. calls for an early cn- com. In addition to Power and Miss Baxter, the film offers Cecil Kella- way and Lee J. Cobb whose app 2m’- ance in any picture offers sure-lire advantages. a

Drone Power. with n new gleam

an American foreign correspond. 5m. whose brief atop in Ireland might have been routine if he hadn't kissed Nora (Anne Baxter), a comely colleen with a proud and stubborn way of her own.

Back ln New York. things begin to happen to Fitz; and strange and wonderful and riotous things (hey are. You‘d never believe they could happen in New York today. When Fitz is forced to ride the subway, for the ﬁrst. time in years, who should he be jammed smack into but Nora.

Hilarious complications develop in sequence after sequence or m". ous and fast-moving entertainment.

BACKS INTO QUEEN'S CAR

LONDON, Sept. 20 — (AP) __ A woman learning to drive back- cd hcr car into Queen Marys black Daimler sedan. at a traffic light today. No one was hurt. The 82-year old Queen Mother was beilll driven by her chauffeur.

LOW- SLUNG HUNTER.

The dachshund, a. dog orig-inst. lng in Germany, was used m hunt.

sored by Darnlcy. Sea View. \V. M. S. ‘ -V. B. BOISTEIN’ GULNBEY

CALI‘ CLUB Achievement

nid Heifers will be shown. support

WESTERN GUARDIAN

—0PEN!NG DANCE at Olympia Dance Hall, Summerside, Tuesday. September 27th. under auspices Catholic Women's League.

—WE HAVE a. fresh stock of Im- perial long Range. Maxum and Canucl: Shot shells. Call on u; for your requirements. The Summer- slde Hardware Co.

—WE HAVE a complete stock of Wlndﬁw C1555. Putty. Glaziers P011115. we cut glass to your speci- ﬁcations. The Summersids Hard- ware Co.

—TBAVELLERS BEST BALL — Friday. September 23rd, at. 8.30 PfM. Prdsenicd by Kenslngton Presbyter- ian Players, "Hillbilly Courtship". Sponsored by Hall Committee.

—SEA VIEW HALL, Monday, September 26th, at 8.30 P. M. pre- sented by Kensington Presbyterian Players "Hillbilly Courtship" spon-

Day, llccicquc Rink, September 22nd, at.’ 2.30. Calves. Yearlings and 2 year

the Juniors by your attendance.

-T0 BOSTON. - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooke, Kensington, and Mr.‘ 1nd Mrs. Jack Saint of Charlotte-i town. arc at present spending holi- days visiting Boston and vlcin-i ity.-\K

—FALL HATS - Now on display in all the popular fall styles and‘ shades. Visit. us early this neck-end. for the best selections at The Mary Ann. opposite Capitol Theatre in Summerslde.

—(F.ROM DARTMOUTH. N. l. - Mh‘. and Mrs. (icorge Moore and children, Patricia. Coleen, George and Sharon of Darirmoutll. N. 5.. spcnl the Labor Day week-end vis- lLing relatives in Kensington and vicinity. While in P. E. 1. they vis- ited the National Park and were en- ihuslasiic about the charm and beauty of Green Cables and rur- roundmgsJ-K.

wlersonals

—Mr. and Mira. Hugh Smith of Etllerslie were recent visitors to KcnsirsgtonP-K.

-Mlss Ethel Delghen, ' side, was a wsek end visitor to Ken- SLIXKLOXh-K

—Miss Marlon Meme of Boston is spending a week in Indian River the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. McLcllan.-K.

—-Mr. and Mrs. James Sounders and Mr. Arthur Ready. Kensington. were visitors to Charlottetown on Sunday-K.

-Dr. F. T. and ma. Bowncss. Kerlslngton. attended the races in Charlottetown Wednesday after- noon and night-K.

—~Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey and Mrs. Russell liicKay of Ken- sington, attended the Egmont Bay Exhibition or: Wednesday-K.

—Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Reid and son Jimmie of Pembroke. Ont. are spending holidays with Mr. Reid's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reid. Hope Riven-K.

—Hls many friends regret that Mr. Bruce Power. Hops River. has been obliged to enter the City Hos- pital for treatment and all wish him a speedy recovery-K.

--Mr. and Mrs. wm Cotton left last week for their home in Mon- treal after spending the summer with their sons, Athol and Glen in Kcnsington and their daughter.

Pretty September Wedding At Bedeque

—.A pretty September wedding was solemnized in North Bcdeque United Church on Thursday after- noon st 2 o'clock when D0115 Isabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Rayner. Travellers’ Rest became the bride of Leigh Hatfield Linkletter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Linkletter of Linkletter. The ceremony was performed by Rcv. R. L. Wagner. The wedding music was under the direction of Miss Amy Barwlae, church or- ganist, and Mr. Roy Phillips sang

"I Love You Truly" during the ‘

signing of the register. The church was tastefully decorated with a.profuslon of garden flow- ers and autumn leaves.

To the strains of Lohengrin‘: Bridal Chorus, the bride entered the church on the arm of her father, by whom she was given 1n marriage. She looked lovely in hcr satin, featuring a sweetheart neck-

line, long sleeves wit-h 111)’ POUR-I.‘ ‘ i‘

tiny buttons going down the back and a full skirt gathered to a pointed midrift. l-ier full length vcii of embroidered net fell from a wreath cf orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet of Better Time roses.

The bridesmaid, Miss Joy“ Linkleltcr, sister of the groom. was gowned in powder blue satin with short sleeves, with a match- xng shoulder length veil and lace mitts. She carried a bouqilﬁ‘ 0f Pink Delight roses. Mr. Kenneth Rayner, brother of the bride. was bcst man. The ushers were Messrs. Garth Linkieiier and Stuily Moase.

Following the ceremonY l Ye‘ caption for the immediate friends was held at Birch H111 T0111“!!! Home. Receiving with the bridal party were the bride's mother. who wore s black dress with matching accesories and a corsage of red roses; and the groom's mother. who was attired in buriﬂﬂdy will! black accessories and a corsslﬂ 09

Brlarcllffs roses. The Misses Dorothy Llnkicttcr and 5Y1"! Rayner assisted in serving.

Mr. and Mrs. Linkletter left on a honeymoon trip to the Cabot Trail and to the United States. "l9 bride travelling in a suit of Wine gabardine with grey cloud accos- gories. On return they will rc- sido in Llnkletten-S.

last week Bhs was aoeomwlhld b!’ Master Garth Darrsch o! Kanainﬂ- ton. who is resuming his 8W6!!! 1n the Raven mu School for boy! in

Winnipeg-K.

—Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cai- ‘ laghan and two nieces Patricio and Marion McGinn and Mary 13- Greenan, Kinkorn, motored to Miminegush Sunday and WP" ‘he guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell

Callaghan.

Marvin Kshlee. ma. Kahleo and son Jimmie left. by piano on Friday for Washington. I), 6., after spending holidays with Mrs. Kahlceu parents Mr. and MP5. James L. Saunders, Kcnsinaiﬁll- sex-gt. Kahlee is with the R. C. A. F. stationed in Washington-K-

“Louis dishwashing time in haiil. New Improved!

25% more weight . , More Suds I“ ~_ l. More

Cleaning

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Mrs. Wm Roach in Summersldc-K

—Misa Mary Reid cf Hope Mver has accepted s position in the Win-

in his eye, plays stephen Fitzgerald,

Cornish-Graves Wedding

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Mr. and Mrs. David Cornish pho tsndants at Mulberry Lodge following Church. Bummcrside. Miss Lois Jenkins Ill Iiaid of

badger and fox.

iographsd with their wedding at- their marriage at Trinity United honor and Miss Kathleen Alletl bridesmaid. Th0 groomlmln was Mr. Stanley Miller

nlpeg Office of the Foundation Co. of Canada and left for Winnipeg

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