JULY 22. t...

“THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE THIRTEEN

ti: western GUARDIAN

PIINCI O0 UNI‘! OIIIOI NI Summer Street, Sunllllereidp, "m" g’ ""- Sllblﬂlvﬂonl. Advertising lepreaeggqm

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ﬁlllolving stores in sell Bookstore, Summer Street; Gouruq

Kelly's Newsstand, Water Street;

Aiyre Douoette‘. Grocery, Second Sheet; Water Street .

no! hum 1m Qumm

soy at 8o P01‘ d8! or 18o per week. Phone :80 for thiiuﬂd‘ b, cud"

your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

l'he Guerdlan will be delivered to

- GENERAL INSUIIAICI

u. Muttart. Summer-aide. -3EADIIBS will find di 1a

zgleo 31% izléiinagﬁn uivtasetc!

-HOLMANS will not be able to accept any more fur coats for repairing this season.

Ralph

-CENTRAL BEDEQUE United Baptist Church. Service on Sun- clay morning: 1i a.m. Sunday school 10.15 a.m. Rev. C. A. Brit- ien, minister.

-l-‘ll0M MONCTON — Mrs. Scott Sinclair and young son Bryce of Mcncton is home on a visit. with her mother, Mrs. Ullcknsford McLeod and brother truce and family Kensington.—l{.

-BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH rharge. Services Sunday, July 24. Bedeque 11 am. Albany 3 p.m. Borden 7.30 p.m. Rev. E. s. Weeks, BA. B.D., will conduct the services. Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B .-\., minister. _

-NEW LONDON PRESBYTER- IAN CHURCHES. day, July 24th. The Sacrament o! the Lord's Supper at Clifton at 11 nm. Evening service at 7.30 p.m. Prrparatory service on Friday, July 22nd at 8.00 p.m. when the Sacra-

ment of Baptism will be admlnis-'

tt-rcd. Service at South Granville v 2.30 p.m. Clifton S.S. at 10.00 a.m. Rev. D. A. Campbell, min- 'stcr.

—FROM MEDFORD, MASS. - M!‘ and Mrs. Roger S. Buck of Nltdlofd. M355». are visiting at Borden- and Cape Traverse and are guests of Capt. Wylie Irving and Fred Irving. They are accompanied oy their daughter Marlon and Jennie, and sons William who is a medical student at TufLs Col- cge and Irving. who is a ntember of the U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Buck's maiden name was Ethel (Bud) Irving, daughter of the late Wil- liam Irving. They are enjoying a wonderful vocation. They at- tended the fine racial; program at Cymbria race track on Wednes- day.--K.

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Services Sun-‘

'Mrs'.' Glydon also

and omoaon cnow Murat at any of the Sununerside

Mark Oaudet, d1 dream],

Island liioter Ttlnsport,

-BABY CLINIC, cancelled until August 5,

—DANCING at the Dance

, -00lim ice cream

in aid of school.

to 29th._°l>posite_Bl-yanton's Ser. v cc Station. Paying highest mar.

sinzton.

001110.

-ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrl. J- w- Fafmel‘. Kinkora. wish to announce the engagement 0g meg,- exdest daughter» M31‘? Theresa Bernadette. to Edwin Bruce, eld- gt ksgn of Mr. and Mrs. Earl

ec ert. Summerside, marriage to take place in the near future.

-r.r:avr:s FOR.—SASKATO0N_. Miss Margaret McCardle, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Berg McCardle. Middleton, left yester. day by plane for her home in Saskatoon. On her way she stop. Ded of! in Montreal to visit Mrs. Rosella Smith before proceeding to her home.

—moM PHOENIX, ARIZONA_ M". (BL) Des Marais of Phoenix 51110118. i! 3115111118 her niece, Mrs. “"111 C5518? and other close relatives at Kensington. she was formerly Miss Manderson of Ham- ilton. 9.12.1. slle was married to Dr. Des Marais il-l Las Vegas, New Mexico. After the death of her husband she took permanent resi- dence in Phoenix. Mrs. Des Marais came the entire distance by plane, and expects to meet all, her rel- atives and friends in the province before returnlng—-K.

-—ISLANDER. VISITS ONTARIO —Turner Glydon and Mrs. Glydon of Mal-gate and Don Bowness and Mrs. Bowness of Kenslrlgton re- turned recently from an extended -trip to the environs of Toronto They visited with Frank Pidgeon and Mrs. Pidgeon. Mr. Pidgeon is manager of the Bank of Nova Scotla in Streetsville. Mr. Bowness also visltcdhis mother, Mrs. Heath Bowness who resides with her son-ln-iaw and daughter. Mr. and visited Mrs. Glydonfs sister who lives in Hunts- ville. Mr. Glydon witnessed the devastation of the 72 days drought which struck Ontario during the past season. Crops are less than one quarter of the usual acreage.

—DOCTOR OPENS _0Fl-'iCE— On Tuesday of this week Dr. William Moreside of Bedeque opened an office in the town of Borden and will be available there several clays each week. His office is in the home of Mr, and Mrs. Roland Ramsay directly op- posite the Borden Hotel. After many ‘vain efforts to secure a doctor for the town of Borden

Fri. 8:80; Sat. 7:30-9:80

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skyline H111. New London, tonight.

‘fg-lwcullneg- assume . eanors H611 sridcy. July 22nd. Home. made ice cream and cake. Proceed;

—BUYING POULTRY July 25th ket prices. Eddie MacDonald, Ken-

- ceumar. sanaoua nae. also‘ rsuowsrnr _. m“ n M, "M". Pastor. Services for Sun- dﬂv. July M. c Bcdeque 10.45 ma 73°F mm” 3 D-m. Weekly: C. Bedevllw. Thursday; Freetown, Fri- day at Roy Hills. Everyone m1.

merside. P.E.I., today was elected ' president of the Maritime iChiefs Association assion of its annual convention.

This picture was taken at the Summerside R.C.A.F. station re- cently during a. visit by Defence Minister Brooke Claxton. Left to rieht are: Brig. Cameron, Pram-

At also;

R. C. A. F. Station

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im- J. Walter Jones, Wing Orndr. 0R1‘. Gross, station co

officer, Defence Minister Claxton. Lieutenant Governor J.A. Bern- ard, Mr. J. Watson MacNaught,

MP, parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Fisheries, Air Commodore Waite, 0.13.15, air of- ficer commanding the Maritlmes Group at Halifax.

—- Photo by Wedge

this should be a great benefit tb the town people. Dr. Moreside will be assured of the good wish- es and co-operation of all in his

service to the town. A Personals —Mrs. Margaret Jewell, Con-

cord, New Hampshire, is visiting with her cousin. Mrs. David Ed- wards. s

—Mr. and Mrs. John B. Spence of Hunter River have as their welcome guest Mr.‘ Spence‘s niece. Mrs. Margaret Jewell, Concord. N. H. _S

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B., Cove.

S'Side K. of (I. To Provide Room For Displacedlfersons

At a meeting of the Summer- side Council of the Knights of Columbus held this week it was decided to make a room available in the Knights of Coiumbusl-lome for the use of displaced persons

room will be placed at their dis- posal cvcry day from 2 to l1 p.m. lt was brought to the attention of the Council that about forty of these people are living in rural districts not far from Summersidc and they have no place to meet their fellow countrymen who are living in other parts of the coun- try. Most of ihcm are farm work- ers, both men and women. When they come to town from now on they will feel free to go to the Knights of Columbus Home there tn meet and enjoy the company of their friends in pleasant surround- ings. ,

Grand Knight Carrol Delaney presided at the meeting, which also heard a report of the very successful lawn party which was held last week on the Knights of Columbus grounds. S

S'Side Man Heads Fireﬁhiefs

YARMDUITI. N.5-. July 21 —- (OP)—W. B. MacNeill of Slum-

Fire at the final

Other officers: Stanley Scott. niece Bay, N.S., first vice-presi- dent; Harold Doherty. Fredericton, second vice-president; Bev Wade, lKentville, N.S., third vice-presi- xlent; C. A. Cunlainllham. ﬂint ileian, N.B.. secretary treasurer. The fire chiefs resolved to act up ncial committees- to investi- gate the possibility of opening schools for training fire brigades :ln modern firefighting methods. Secretary-treasurer Cunningham landed a Mound tuna in e visit ‘to nearby tuna fishing grounds iollowlng the business meeting.

—Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Spence. River, accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Jewell, Concord, N. spent Sunday at Augustine

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now living in Queens County. The

Work on the construction of 150 housing units at the R. C. A. F. Station, Summerside, will com- mence on Monday morning, it was learned lasteevenlng from an offi- cial of the Bayside Construction Co. Ltd, of Campbellton, N. B., who have the contract. Approximately one hundred people will be em- pioyed on the job and as far as possible local labor will be used. All hiring will be done through the local National Employment Office. Mr. D. L. MacKlnrlon, managing director of the company is now in Summerside making arrangements for the commencement of the work. Mr. H. C. Reasln will be located here in charge of the job. Mr. Ern- est Aldrlght of the Central Mort- gage and Housing Corporation, the government agency in charge of construction, will be the resident inspector,-

Mr. MacKinnon said last night that the company have set them- selves an ambitious schedule in re- gard to this job which poor wea- ther or other difficulties might up-

The Council of the Summerside Board of Trade met last evening in the Town Hail with Mr. TE. Hickey, C.A., presiding.

Mr. John Campbell of the mar- ine committce referred to the sec- tion in the brief prepared by the Associated Boards of Trade of Prince Edward Island and present- ed to the Royal Commission on Transportation which dealth with the condition of the Marine Wharf in Summerside. Mr. Campbell said he was sorry he did not know about this section being included because he contended that it was erroneous. ‘ The section referred ta is as fol- low: "The Summerslde Board 0f Trade submits the necessity of general pier and harbor improve- ment-s to increase the capacity and efficiency of the excellent harbor at S“ erside and refers specific- ally to the condition of the wharvee which are now unsafe and unfit for traffic. Motor vehicles carry- ing loads of produce to the ware- houses on these wharvel cannot safely proceed with full loads and are compelled to put off part of their loads before venturing oln to these wharves. In order to remedy the conditions complained of im- mediate improvements are requir- ed to be made." Mr. Campbell contended that the report was erroneous and that the Marine Wharf was in excellent condition, that there was not an- other one in the Province that can handle produce so expedit- iously. Mr. Campbell pointed out that in the but year who 10w‘ thousand tom of fertilizer had passed over the wharf which would indicate it to be in a sound condi- tion. Mr. Campbell admitted that the approaches to the wharf were very bad but he said that this was the obligation of the Canad- ian National Railway to repair. l-le contended furthermore that claims

S’Side Marine Wharfl Discussed At Meeting

duties, He felt that the Board had

were fortunate in securing her ser- vices.

being disposed of the meeting ad- journed. — S

Housing Construction To , Begin At S’Side Monday

set. They will strive to have z" the houses closed in by Christm‘ and completed by the end of Fol ruary. The work will be hurried a much as possible so that the build- ings will be available for the ser- vice personnel at the earliest pos- sible date._ The houses are divided into three classifications as regurds_quallty: 1. Other ranks; 2. N.C.O.’s and jun- iors officers; 3. Senior officers. The number of houses in each group will be as follows: 99 in group one, 42 in group two and nine in group .three. They range from four-room bungalows to eight-room two storey buildings. The different types of houses will not be mixed up, rather each group will Be in a separate location but all will be close to- gether so that thewhole commun- ity will be built around a sort of lsqunre on which the school will be built. l\lr. MacKlnnon said that quota- tions on prices of building mater- ials have been requested from local firms-S.

their loads before proceednig down the svharf was because they had carried exhorbltant cargoes, some- times as much as thirteen tons. Re- ferring to the frost-proof ware- house now belng constructed on the Marine Wharf Mr. Campbell said that it was equal to any in the Maritime Provinces.

Mr. W.M. Mellish did not ag- ree with Mr. Campbell's claims as to the condition of the wharf. Mr. Mellish said he had recently gone over it and that he considered it. to be in a disgraceful condition and that spikes were protruding through the planks in some places as much as three inches. Regarding Mr. Camp- bcll‘s statement that the loads car- ried to the wharf by the shippers were too heavy, Mr. Mellish con- tended that the wharf should be so constructed that it would bear any load conveyed over the public highways. Mr. Vaughan Groom, chairman of the tourist and publicity com- mittee, submitted his report on the cost of construction of the tourist bureau at Read! Corner which amounted eo $1,109.66. It was unanimously agreed that the Committee's report he accepted. Mr. Groom stated that ln about three weeks since the Bureau had been opened over one thousand tourists had registered there. He paid high tribute to the operator, Mrs. Rob-

orial at Travellers Rest, ated in a ceremony July l7. Erccted originally to com- memorate the memory from the district who lost their

1 to 12—priced Regular

l7O Girl's Sun Suits

In a wide variety of cunning styles

made of Terry Cloth, Seersucker and Cotton Prints. The sizes are

1.10 to 3.95 For

£55.; t0 L93

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Memorial Rededicated

Pictured above is the War Mem-

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Three H. I’. Engine; We“. sleigh complete; one-horse mower. approximately 4 foot swath; also fox ranch o the late B. W. Robinson, in. eluding approximately tor acres of land. Will comma; selling fox shed or any bum ber of fox houses separately,

MORLEY M. BELL, Sollcltol. - Summer-side

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lives in the First World War, the! monument was moved to a better, site and rededicated in memory‘ of the four young men who lost. their lives Ln the Second Woridf

ert Dewar, for the excellent work she has been doing and the effic- ient way she has carried out her

made a most judicious choice and

Various other routine matters

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also erected the building. Town workmen have commel- ced laying a new sidewalk fl front of the building as the old considerably damaged during the demolition of the old building which was on the site, and the erection of the new one.

It has been reliably learned that that the old Bank of Nova Scotls building, which is located next

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made by potato shippers that they

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Work Progressing On New Banll Of N. S. Building

—Work on the building and in- atallation of the furnishings of the new Bank of Nova Scotia build- ing in Summerside is proceeding satisfactorily and it is hoped to be able to occupy it by the latter part of August. The contract for this work is held by lVLF. Schur- man Co. Ltd, Summerside, who

door to the new one, has been sold to a local purchaser. lt is further understood that as soon as it is vacated by the Bank of Nova Scotia it will be rented by the Royal Bank of Canada for A130 by them until their new building is ready. It was announced some time ago that the Royal Bank in- tended to demolish their present building and erect a new one on the same site. So it will be a fortunate circumstance for them to be able to occupy a proper bank building while this work is going on. S

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OAMEO THEATRE. Kiiislimil"

Friday 8:45:

Meet Iranchot Tone. absent-minded husband who iorlfftta to rte- melnber a little thing like a wife in "LOST IIONEiMOOW. comedy-drama, with Torn Conway as a Doctor, Am‘ Richards, as the “forgotten wife's" friend Tiny, Winston Severn and Adela

Davenport as fui comedy. and News.

Saturday Matinee l0 IJIL; Evening 7:16 and 9:15.

the family and its "Twins". Don't miss this delight- Wss the husband an amnesia patient? Also Serial

War. —Photo by Wedge. ‘ i

Refuses

Continued from page I

Congress tomorrow. Majority ap- proval of both houses is required.

the week's groceries into the river. But in the bag was a box o.‘ ping-pong balls which kept it I I . l

aﬂoat long enough for a boatman to rescue the lot.

TO FORM WORLD GROUP OSLO - (CPi-Sncloiogiata from "I

nearly every part of the world will i gllihor here from Svpiomber 5-ii to f

lfound an international sorloinglcail organization.

Most of the opponents of the " __. "T ———- —~ treaty centred their fire on the‘! T E arms program. ' Throughout the closing day. . urle Hlck‘y thlree Republicans Senators fought ch"'1°"°‘1 Ailwﬂﬂllllt bitterlyhtc; geﬁt the Senate to de- 0m" n cialrs ta t e treaty does not . commit the United States to share 1‘ G"'“"'"° ="°°' the atomic bomb or other arms Phone 676 with EIWW susullzn [DE Backers of the treaty said tho lI s reservation was not necessary and would weaken the alliance. * —- The reservation w” beaten 74 to 21. It was offered by Senators Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska. Rob- B. F. HIIIITQI’. R.O. ert Taft of Ohio and Arthur Wat “n, of Ulnh OPTOMETBIST -— ——i—— Complete Visual Analyses HAPPY ruacnasll GM,“ “ma- LONDON _ lee) - A look of i mm“ l“ ' lhorror crossed the face of .\lr.s M“ “MN-s Bun‘ {Thomas Elliott when she dropped | glﬂlnmenlde, Pxiwa her string shopping bag — and II

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