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_1'5AOIIII WANTID for North gque school. Si: uncut 83(76- gmm, carrumorl. W1‘- D. -- Teacher for Glgidwziirlschool. Supplement 5‘§5‘0_m_ Edward F. Lei-rd, ptafl- ___ I BLOWER FANS on. $13.9: now. W. D. Croken, grfggerfield. Emerald R~ R.

_.- i; SALE one Watson unfit’- I 3,0,1 condition. price tithi- gdgl] John Mclver. Kinkors.

_1:()n QALE. - 50 choice Will-IO ham, year old leni- REX DW- n Albany» _» ' i csioasa Jnwutégli still titles 3 t f gemen an gflgﬁilﬁé. gets dgm $13.50 to 535cm. _ _Fr;i.1.ow VETERANS are al- wavs. welcome to inspect our stock 01pm Watches, Diamonds, silver

i. 3-21754 M JEW- D “d Jeweler’ 335.2911; Laval Cream Separator 1000 lbs.1

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_1\'0TICE T0 FARMERS. -- Will have {or sale first week o! July, car Tuber ‘horses. (Watch for date of arrivaLLWlll also have some Island hoists. (Satisfaction guaranteed.) cam; taken 1n trade. Walter S. weeks.

_TRIPLE WEDDING-An inter- esiing rind unusual event was sol-

emiiizeri on Wednesday morning at 5i Catholic ~

Egniopt Bay Roman Church when a son and two dough- ters oi Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cormicr. Rural Route N0. 2, Richmond '--'Lrc' married at a triple ceremony. The son. Joseph, was married to Alma Arsenault. Wellington. One dutiqli- tor. Irene became the bride of B. Bernard, son of Mrs. Bernard and [he lute Z. Bernard. The other daughter, Zita. W85 ivedded to Laur nce Arscnauit, scn of Mr. and

sec» borrels now or F

Garlic: Brenton, Wat-Br limit Iul Godot, l’! Gnuﬂllo Street.

453ml’! WEDNESDAY, Au:- ult 7th to: Grand River tea party.

JPDOIAL PlAal-ic Cement in all sin packages at Bruce's.

—-ll‘8l‘lvl WEDNESDAY, Aug- ult 21st. Prince Ooun Exhibit- ion M. . B-25-5-t ti Aug 21 ur tato picking

delivery, save bogs and bruises and pick in bar- e

r . Box a: Barrel Co, Ltd, St. Eleonora. P. E. I.

-OBDEB

-—OUB STORES will close all

day lllonday, Juiv 1st. Ralph Call-i beck a 00.; W. M. Bowncss. Bed- Mlle.

—A SPECIAL MEETING of plot holders and all interested in Nort.l'i' will be held in

3rd at 8 p.n1.. Standard Time.

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—TlIE PROUDEST NAME in

Diamonds. and the leadln; Names

in Shavers Fountain Pens, etc, at. Moose Jewelery Store.

—-l"0R SALE-Potato Sprayer,‘ good condition. Tanden Tractor isc. 3 Section Levee Harrow. De

icap. Otto C. Johnson. North Tryon. —-—~ i

-SLIGHT FIRE—-The Summer-f side ﬁremen were called out at 1i o'clock yesterday ior a r00! tire at the home oi John Green. Con- vent St. Damage was slight.

—-OABBAGE rumors and to- mato plants ior sale at. 29 Carn- br-idge St. or Box 177, Summer- dc.

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—CHUBCH 0F ENGLAND sen vices for the Parish ol New London. f Sunday, June 30th. 11 Morning; Prayer, 3t. Marks. Kensington. 2.30 Evening Prayer. St Thomas’. New, Loxbdon. 7.30 Evening Prayer, SL, Stephenie. Burlington. These ser-y vices will be taken by Rev. D. A. Ye. Rev. D. E. Noel, Rector. ,' "i i

-- HE SEMI-ANNUAL meeting O

3008M y the hurch Hall Wednesday, July I

lit: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Fight Pictures

A Blow by Blow descrip- tion of the recent champ- ionship fight.

Shows 7:30 - 9:15 Matinee Saturday 2:30

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§ iiouncil Formed

A County Council of the Boy Scouts Association was formed for Prince County at a meeting Tues- , day evening in the Town Hallq Summerside. Mr. W. A. Curric. As- L instant Provincial Commissioner‘ presided.

Delegates present included: Rev. J. A. cGowan and Frank Nauss,» Kenslngton; Messrs. Shea and J.[ E. Cameron, Tignish; Rev. S. J. Davies, acting Field Commissioner. j Milton; also Rev. Charles Carnegy and Archdeacon G. R. Harrison, S merslde. iicers elected for the Counci are us follows: President. W. A. Currie, Summerside; Vice President, Frank Nauss, ensington; Second, Vice President," . E. Cameron. Tiz- I niish; Secretary, Edwin Estey, Sum-

Jiinior Title j Tin‘ lrl soitb ll ch imishipi unor n a amp o: I Edward Island last nizih ih zléltk‘! by defeating the ciiuiotte- drum-on Terrors by tho more teem 10:10 the eager port o! the some but sf gauged rally la win. The work of Helen Holman at abort iicltfstood out for the visitors of the test. Marion ‘dfosumunerdodild and Minnie 8 ttimg par-ado with decisive blows when hits meant rims. in the inn held the visitors down- Olil; 185m WBTB 0V5!‘-

Summerslde Royals won the S.Y.C.I. diamond in sum- to m “town the final inning gave the Roy! their her rimming catch his for Giarlottetown led Julie Meik1e's Ditching final and establishing

Liriemps: . Silﬂlmeiside Royals: Esther Mac- Kay. Ruth Cannon, Marion Rogers. Kay MacFerlane, Julie Meillle. Sarah Jane Estey. Diane Dewar. Beryl Woodslde, Joan Morrison, Joan Baker. Charlottetown Terrors: Barbara Rupert, Jane Gidding, Hutdiinson, Minnie MacKei-izie. Tait, Helen Holman, Lewis, Creelmam, Horne. Umpires: At the plate. Noman MacDonald; bases. Wer-zleil Muttart and Donnie Simmons.

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Budd and Biltmore Hats and shades. Browns, Greys, etc" in snap brim; off the face and pandoras, all sizes,

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in new shapes

raise sir-ref an

Do Prepared for the Holiday MUNDAY, JULY In”

STORE and WAREHOUSE IFLDSEII MJ. M!

BELTS roii MEll and soirs

ln fine quality all leather and‘ plastic tongue buckles and slide buckles with In- itial. prices range from 50c to $1.50 for belts, buckles. Extra at $1.50 and $1.50 each.

NECKWEAR

One of the finest displays of Neck-

wear to be

plains and fancy

found anywhere including

designs in fine quality

silks, Foulard d l ff . ' $100 w 82-50 eiacgll-l Woo e ects Prices

SWl-M TRIIIIKS

Now is the time to buy Your new Swim trunks, we have them for both men and boys in new material. Men’s $2.95, boys’ all wool $1.95 each.

SUSPENDERS

Elastic has been very scarce for some time but we are

Ooggogoggogoaa

of te Grand Division Sons

Mrs. . Arsciiault, Wellington. The ‘remoerance oi Prince Ednvard la- i

ceremony was pEﬂormcd m’ ‘he merslde; Treasurer, Horace Moc- .. _

Furlong, Snmmgpsldg Ammisnai‘ now showing a complete range of all Elastic Suspenders

Rev. Father LnPorte pastor oi Egmqht Bay Church. The (‘JilplOS all have the best ivishes of their friends for a long and happy wed- ded hie-S,

-WEDDING BELLS. - A pretty wedding took place at the Unitedi Church Manse, North Ecdeque. on; Wednesday, June 19th. when Rev“ Ralph Wagner ur-‘fsri in marriage Frances Louise Cairns daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank L, Cairns; Free- town and George Alexander Cairns Ion oi Mr. Alexander and the late Mrs. Cairns oi Stznchel. P. E. I. ‘iheir attendants’ were Miss Elma- beth Cairns, sister of (Lie grccm and Mr. Fred Cabins. bother cf the bride. The bride looked very charming in o street length dress of rose crepe with flower-hat to match. Fol- lowiniz the rcogyti ’ ias held 4 - e. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ediwln Mec- Farlane. uncle hnd aunt of the bride to which ‘immediate relatives and friends of the contracting partes were invited» After a honey- moon trip through the Maritimes the happgb cduple will reside in Charlotte wit.

-ARMY iOADET CORPS FOR SUMMERSIDE -- An Army Cadet Corps will be oranized in Sum- irierside next September. Thirty- mr-z boys have already indicated their desire to join the co when it is iormedond it is expcc ed that quite a ieiv others will be interest- ed However, no recruitinsz pro- Iram will be conducted till Septmn- ber. A sauole oi the army cadet while uni-tort. as worn in Charlotte- town is on display in the clothlmz window of R. T. Holman

. A civilian committee has bern. Orgnnlhed under the chairmanship v! . Col. R. L. Mollison and inr tludrs the following. members: T. H. . lumen. J. R. Murnhv, H. T. Hoi- man. Jr., Henry Wedge. Harold Arsenault. J. S. Wright. Mr. Harry Bi-ihvu is socretarv oi the" com- mittee and supervisor of training. MT. - uggan is treasurer. when this corps iscrgawzed each hranrh of the service will be ren- ic-"ﬂiﬂd in Somme-aide bv a cadet wrlu. An air cadet-corps and a sea “Mm "urns are alreadv function-

“**+¢+++»»»o+o+o+o-» INVEST NOW IN INBUIANOI

Jiilill illcllElLl.

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our

- He recalls many people who have

land will meet in Wilmot Valley ' ,Hall Thursday. July 4. Meetings at 2.30 and 8 pm. S.T. Public , invited to evening meeting. i

-—MOBILE x-nnv UNIT at l Bay View Hall Tuesday and Wed- nesay: French River ‘riuirsday and Friday. Open from 1 to 4 and G to 8 p.m. on Tuesday and Thurs- day: 9 to 11 a.m. and} t0 4 Khm- on Wednesday and Friday.

—-ISLANDER HOME AFTER LONG ABSQNCE -— Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Gallant, and dau hter Alice of Exeter, N. H. are vistlnz sumrnerside and staying at Har- bour View Cahirtz. Mr. Gallant is a former Islander who 18ft he"

Plus Short Subject forty-three years ago and sees many on: as in Sumimersidc,

rreeiuentiui seed“: Shows 7:30 - 9115 Matinee Tuesday At 2:30 yiears. Miss Alice Gallant is dletit-l

ion at Massachusetts women-s. ‘a

HosipitnL. Sihe and Mrs. Gallant are - on their first visit, here.—S.

_-n. c. s. MEETING—The semi- “°PAL°N° 9555"” n

annual meeting oi the Diocesan Church Society for Prince Edward Island was held in Alberion Thursday with Archdeacon G._ Harrison of Summerside presiding.

The regular meetir-z of the Dio-

cwan Woman's Auxiliary was held

on the some day and the members i oi body groups attended the cele-

bration of Holy Communion at St.

Peter's Cnurch at i1 o'clock. The

meeting was largely taken up with

discussion on plans for the Angli-

can Youth Centre which has been

established at Cfﬂftldllid. A niotiant

commit eo represen at ve o a e~

parishes was elected to arrangeim m?“ mm‘ ‘md E ‘Mme’ ways and means o! iinancir-z the

,_ lb H lng (Bill Boy-d) oroiat. The formal opening will. y Cggzgn George 0.3mm

I tliliiii Milli FMUCIU - ﬂay 1M Scream h l. Ml KIIEII

i" SiiiKiEY TEMPLE

with lﬂihli! CQEMT: “t” . Mill lﬂliiilEY-Pililliill-iﬂiiill

Qaged away tlic ii-Jervening

—There are as mainy

approach is wit‘ ialiy llﬂpulor esterris. For proof of their value training of such successful fi

Gene Tlerley. Claire Trevor

Casaidy

lican Bov Scouts will camp there this yeah-S.

Personals y —Mr. and Mrs. C. (lhauix, Kyser.

Virginia. are visiting Prince Ed- ward islar-i and are staying atin

as range heroines.

|reer oi ' Bill Boyd’s fifty-fourth

and are delighted with lt.-—S. ieres at the Capitol Theatre on Fri-

_1v|_r_ Bﬂd Mrs. K. E. Green and With the rimht kind oi luck, 1mi- gmm opwolfville, N. S.. are mok- lse should be following in the foot- ing t eir bead uartera at Harbour steps or her famous predecessors.

View Cabins w in tourinl Prince . Edward Island by can-S. I Willot-Ponil Wedding

A wedding of interest

D161‘. lind Mrs. R. P. Schumim of Modford. N. S.. are on their an- friends and relatives the Maritimee took place

nun visit to Prince Edward Island

and are stiiylﬂd It "ﬂrbill" View day a, st. Andrew's Prubyteritn Church. Fredericton when Roberta

Ctb s. snide. as they have for the but. eight MN-

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"‘-""' Murray Sincla so M. and Willett, Surrimcrsi

I orders now to in- M s. n. 1.". do, P. "Pl"? a mi trainee "ITEMS! Arriving at intervals, screen- ibride. givenlin marriage s, her ed sydmy, lnveme“, Alb. lfather. wore a floor laii Nut and Coke.

lwihite net over satin!“ genome-hots, and a Ier ‘taipdnd CHARLES _ LLEWELLYN Carleton Siding

ED may m.

iShe carried a shower bouqu P0

garet Clark. of Nor-non. i fl r

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WHO '0?‘ ‘we =~ ..i:..:"

Robert vi’ lezguins hi0 brother's maxim and the ushm were cries Mclcitrn and Frank Bur-

Bridal C. r8: m e . centered with , nkrd b!‘ ‘l

id of. ﬂag‘, o. v c trigger?! ma: mt mar our otor ~ -

r m . h won. e California bin: wit, wwfwhitllnc-

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on varied en- R tries into films tor pretty iiirli in ' Hollywood as there are studios to give them work, but one mire-fire oi the perem-

u a ground for future starl- onc just has to look akmthe record! A

actresses as Joan Crawford. Loraine Gail PINKS. A11 these lovely star: started on their careers in n PM!‘

Maybe mess gals weren't kissed L . ,,,,,, o,- DEVELOPING be held this summer and the Ang-isimilyq Gene Auuey‘ m“ may we" certainly kissed by the God o! For- tune after they served their time

with tihis in mind it will-be in- terestin-g‘ to watch the future ca- beautiiul blonde Louise Currie. who plays the feminine‘ lead

091l- Har View Cabins. This is their .1011; Cassidy western adventure first visit to Prince Edward island film, “Forty Thieves." which prem-

day through United Artists relelse.

igllen ghter o! Mr. and Mrs.

595A wu attended by Mill Mar-I

m Old- ,

‘hi . was»; .. T. Elfll "IBRIY

Council Members, Veci. Archdeacon

Hurrlscn, Rev. Howard Wignr anJ

IT. Earle McDonald. The Executive ls comprised of the Scoutmasters o.’ the'county.

Rev. Mr. Davies gave a brief talk on the functions of the Coun- cil and the general set-up of scout- ing. He stated that Camp Buclzan la to be used continuously from

activities. He stressed the import- ance of building up new troo s to replace those retired and ret rinig. Rev. Mr. Carnegy emphasized the need of having Group Committees throughout the county. Archdeacon Harrison supported the remarks of Mr. Cnrnegy and with reference to

.1218?‘ Bi minted to the fact that the

badﬂes an

ion for Li

the most neglected. Extra laus were discussed ior the Prov nclal Campaign to take lace from July 8th to 18th. The o Jective for the province is $l0,000.00-—slxty per cent to scouts and 40 r cent to Illldes. After a vote o thanks ta Rev. Mr. Davies for his attendance, the meeting adjourned-S.

.___.__.______.____...___ ate o! Starley High School and St. John Vocational School and "for the last four years has been with the Unemployment Insurance Com- mission. Monctorr and prior to her was guest m, several social functions at which she received many lovely glits. The groom serv- ed overscas as a pilot in tlhe R. C. . F. and returned to Corona late last year. The young couple will reside in Summerside where the bridegroom is on the staff of the

and Garters.

July 3rd to August 15th for Scout!

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Canadian Bank of Commerce. Mrs. B. J. Pond, Miss Helen Weav- Other guests attending, tihe wed- er, mam Burton, St. John; Mrs. H from out-of-town included Mr. P. Boyd. Truro; Miss Margaret an Mrs. R. L, Willett, Suimmer- Clark. Moncton; Robert Willett of side; Miss Jessie Milllgan, Mr. and- Dslhousle University. Halifax-S.

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AT 1 P. M. (Shmhrid Time)

Shook, Implcmeaito and

effect conﬁning . I work horas, 1 more uni foul; B milk cowl: 2 calves; M Ilylng lulu; 100 pullell, 4 months old- 100 molten; a number of ducha. Buy mower, hay rake potnto sprayer horse hoe disc barrow, smoo burrow, walking plow leotlonll seeder, ood

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It r ~-uomvmqooat r Junnohldo

driving ulalgh, buffalo wagon, arm

ullln . trunk 0:13.“ gun lulu, Anvil vice fencing oqulpment, Bonfrcw Separator (new), and all l , b0 don a Ind mo, hay fork rope and pulleys, Fll edﬂl 05;... = bed- room nlho complete, riddle couch ems..." ."'::'..'...':":::-.“"" "i" qnuM-aaq blankets, [ll lantern,

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A H. I! day in unﬁt role on July 4th. ANGUS GILLIS.

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GLENN MORRIS and ELEANOR HOLM

Also COMEDY and SHORTS

TBYON SATURDAY, JUNE 29 Evening 8:30 Standard Time noon r. Mormrsoiv, Auction . ' 6-22-29-2-31. v Progressive Conservative Convolution

Braiialliano First District of Queen’: Bounty

A convention of the Progressive Conservative will be held in BRADALBANE HALL Saturday, July 6th ‘at 8 p.rn. STANDARD TIME, for the purpose of nominat- .ng two candidates for the next Provincial election. Poll chairmen will please call meetings for the selection of

delegates. GEgRGE MacKAY, WA TER CUSACK, Convener-s

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