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SEPTEMBER 11. 1949

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TH?! western GUARDIAN

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'rnmce COUNTY omen I SummerStreet, Summerulde, Phone I! ' News, Subscriptions, Advertising Bepreeeniuﬂves

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and GEORGE GLOW

The Guardian may be bought at any o! the - following stores in Summerllde 55,11 Bookstore. Summer Street! Gourliee Drugstore, i1 Central Street;

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Water Street: Mark Geudet, 81 Grenville Street: Second Street; Inland lloter Trunlpo u; Water Street

in“ Guardian delivered to any home in Stunmerulde by Currier

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n 5g per day or 18c per week. Phone BSO for this lervlce or give

qour order w the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

g GENERAL insunaucz aaipii p, Muttsi-t. ,$prnmerside.

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I ._BUYING CRANBEBRIES -

r ~ wi e Dale Cameron, Tra- weirlleifsolliestror phone 605-15.

l -DR. DEWAR, O'Leary, will be ‘bsont from his ofiice from 11th $0 25th September inclusive.

i -TllE OFFICE of Dr. G. J’. Gallant, Kiiikora. will be closed n.0,“ 5pm. 14th to Oct. 3rd. . 7 __PANTRY SALE. Saturday, Eh-ilember 24th, at Brace's Hard- ‘pul-n, zit 2.30 P. M. Sponsored by M. Ladies Aid Prince County Hos- p.'lli “a

._lil1lR MEMORIAL Presbyter- |an Church will celebrate the 149th anniversary of the ‘Qt-pm Church in Mnlpeque and the 2"niI anniversary of the present biliiir.» on Sunday, Sept. l8, at 7:30 p iii. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Brook- fh-lii, will he the spcciiil speaker. Rm, .l_ A, McGowan, Minister.

_I(..}ll'RC“ NOTICE for Parish of New London. Sunday. 561959111“? iitili. 14th after 'l‘r‘inity. St. Thomas’. New London. Sunday srniol 9.30 A. M. Holy CSCnlllliIlIOll wizo A. M. St. Stephen's. Burling- toii. Sunday School 1.30 P.M. Even-

-,,~_; Prayer 2.30 P. M. St. Mark's“

Sunday School 6.30 P M. Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. yon are l.iivited to worship with u: Rev. Sidney J. Davies, B. A" Rector.

Kciisirigtoll.

__\|,\LPEQUE. Freetown and Kmsiiigton Presbyterian Churches. services Sunday. September 18th. Freetown at 9.45 P. M. The Minis- ter. Kensington at 11 A. M. Mr. Gardiner Dalziel. Malpeque at 7.30 P. M. 149th Anniversary oi the Presbyterian Church in Malpeque. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Preacher; Church Schools: Freetown at 10-40 A. M. Kensington at 10-30 A- M- g“, J, A. McGowan, Minister.

-PRETTY WEDDING A qdlfi but pretty marriaile W35 5P1" cninized on Wednesday morning at i0 o'clock by Rev. K. G. Sulli- van, B, A, B.D. at the Summer- side Trinity Parsonage. when Lor- nri Ruth, daughter oi Mrs. Loretta ivnodside and the late Mr. James Wnniiside of Darnley became the IJTitIt‘ ni Malcolm Keith Johnston. son n.’ Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Johns- ton. The bride chose for her wed- d iii: a suit oi bride's blue gabar- did with navy accessories and a

cnrsa!‘ oi Better Time roses. She

was attended bjv Mrs. Blair Johns- ton who was ‘attired in a suit of burgundy gabardine with black accessories and a eorsage oi Talis- man roses. Mr. Blair Johnston was his brother's groomsman. Follow- in: the ceremony a reception for the immediate relatives and friends

“'35 held at Hillcrest Lodge. The bride's table. with its floral de- cnraiinns, was centred with I three-tier wedding cake. topped W":l a miniature bride and groom. ‘llir. and Mrs. Johnston left on n honeymoon trip to Amherst and Halifax, N. S. and on return will ‘reside in Summerslde. where the groom is.on the staff oi the. Canad- ian National Express. The bride has been on the office staff oi R. T. Holman, Ltd. —S.

, —COME T0 THE Seven Mile

{Bay Chicken Supper Tuesday. gsept. 20. Games, etc. Supper 6 |p.m. .

I —OPENI.NG DANCE It Olympia iDence l-lull, Summeuide, Tuesday. September 27th, under auspices Catholic Women's League.

—FIl.EE‘l'0WN HALL. — Monday, September 19th. at. 8.30 P. M. Ken- sington Players present "Hillbilly Courtship". Sponsored by Freetown Presbyterian Young Peoples.

l —DON"1' FORGET to attend the sacriﬁce auction sale of useful iarticles to be held on the lawn of the Nurses Home on Saturday, September 24th, beginning at two o'clock. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospi-

Presby- h)

—NOTICE T0 FARMERS — An- other shipment of Tractor Plows land Tractor and Horse Manure ‘Spreaders arriving early next week. Have in stock Tractor Plows, Potato Diggers, Wagons; also used iTructor Plows, Gang Plows, Dig- gers; Thresher iind Cleaner $75. Walter S. Weeks.

—HARVEST THANKSGIVING [FESTIVAL PIInCGLOWH United 'Church. Malpeque. Sunday. Sep- tember 18th, 1949. Services: Morn- ing at 11 o'clock. Dlening at 7.30

be guest soloist. Gifts oi fruit. flow- ers and vegetables will be received at the Church on Saturday after- noon. Service in Darnley Hall, Tuesday, September 20th, at 8 P.M. Rev. James Cross. Minister.

--FAREWILL PARTY — A fare- well party was held at the home 0f’ William Buchanan when Elaine Ramsay and Robert Brooks were presented with Watermarfs foun- tain pens prior to leaving for Saint John, N13. where they will enter the Nazarene Bible College. The presentation was mode by the min- ‘ister, Rev. H. M. Burgess who ‘wished the young people every stic- ‘cess in their work. The two guests of honor thanked their friends in ’a few well chosen words. They lure very active workers in the ‘Young Peoples Society of the O'Leary Nazarene Church. Delici- ,ous refreshments were served.-—O.

I l Personals I l I

--Major Leith Crue, who has been spending his vacation with his family in Summerside, left on Tuesday morning on return to ‘Winnipeg, Manitoba. - S.

—Captaln John Read oi Borden (is a patient in the Prince County ‘Hospital and his many friends ex- . tend to him the wish for a speedy i recovery-S.

—Mr. and Mrs James P. Hogan, Summerside, have returned to their home alter spending s- pleas- ant vacation visiting friends in Montreal-S.

—Mrs. James Somerl ha! return- ed to his home in Pleasant Valley. after a very pleasant visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Somers, White

ATTENTION

COME TO THE CHICKEN SUPPER IN KINKORA HALL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

y Bingo, Bazaar and other amusements Supper at Five till all ere served.

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hresenls the fellewlng

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At 0ld Curling Rink, Summerslde

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me Sumnierslde Brunch Cenudlun Legion

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u-uirr nouuos

Slugger Decest versus Arnold MucAusIund THREE ROUNOS

George Grady (I60) versus 1 Austin Squerebrlggs (I58) THREE ROUNDS llxhlbIi-len) lud Lund (I31) venue Harry Peulten (I33) ILINDFOLDED FIGHT

Allison Arseneult versus lflller Gallant FOUR ROUNDS Eugene Pendergesl versus Emmett Gallant six ‘nouuos '

lild Murray versus

Advance Sole At Cllﬁen Hotel,

llg ley Petersen Kelly's look

"m. sllilll and MCIIIIIIS, Sununerslde.

o'clock. when Mr. J. B. Lewis will 5

Jury Gives a Verdict In Alberioii Case

A coroner's jury at Aiberton last night found that the deaths of Leo Richard of Tignish and Mrs. Dan. iel Gavin of Alberton South, who Wt" killed in a car collision on the morning of August 21st, was due w the ﬂﬂllllenee of Richard, who was drivinguone of the auto. mobiles.

Two witnesses were heard iut night, Daniel Gavin. the driver of the other car, and Arthur McCabe, who had been the only person in the rear seat or that car. Eleven witnesses had testified when the inquest had first convened on Aug. ust 28th. It was adjourned c111 m; night to enable Daniel Gavin, who hi"! be"! Inlured, to give evidence. At. the time of the accident. the Gavin car was proceeding towards Alberton and the Richard car, p, taxi, was travelling towards Tig- nish. There had been three people in the Gavin car and six in the other.

The text of the verdict reached is as follows;

We find that Leo Richard and Mrs. Daniel Gavin came to their deaths from injuries received in an automobile collision on August 21 at epproximiiteiy 2 A.M. on the highway leading from Alberton to Tignish at the junction oi the cheese factory road caused by the negligence of Lco Richard,

The Jurors were: Charles Prof- itt, foreman, Emmett McCue, Hil- ton Barbour. Douglas Nicholson, Winston Currie, John Moran, Jos- ellh Gaudet.

Coroner Dr. W.A. Shea presided at the inquest which was held in the court house and Mr.,John Nicholson represented the crown.-

llrum HeadService Al S'side Sunday

The dru-m head service being held in Memorial Park, Summer- side tomorrow as part of the ob- servaride of Battle of Britain Sun- day by the lccal R.C.A.F. station, will commence at 3 pm. The parade will form up at the High School in plenty"of time to reach the Square before that hour. Led by the band of the 17th Reece Regiment of Charlbttetoii-n they will proceed to the Park by way oi Summer Street. At the conclusion of the service there, which will include the lay- ing of wreaths at the War Memor- ial, the parade will move oif south on Spring Street to Water Street and West on Water Street past the saluting base where the salute will

Sands. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Giddiiigs, High Bank. —Mr. and Mrs. William Moly- neoiix, North River, accompanied by their son William and daugh- ter-in-law Mrs, Molyneaux, and grandson Wayne and daughter Lois motored to Summerside Sunday and were the welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards, First Street-—S.

—Mrs. Reta Cole», of Roslindaic. Mass, was visiting her mother and sister and daughter Thresa Coenin Clement.

- Mr. and Mrs. WJ-l. Morrison of Windsor Mills, Quebec, who have been vacationing in Sum- inerside as guests of the farmer's mother, Mrs. James Morrison, left Thursday morning on return to their home. - S

-Mr. Allan Semple, Clermont had us his guest Mr. Kingsley Bullock of Boston. This was Mr. Bullock's first. visit to Clhldl. and P.1d]. He was very much pleased with the lovely golf links of Charlottetown and Surrmerside, as he won many prizes for golf play- Ing.

—Mr. David Warren and Mr. Paul Fraser, Portland, Maine, mot- cred to Prince Edward Island to visit Mr. Warren's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeori Warren, North River, also his grand par- ents in Rose Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilli: and cousin, Mr. David Edwards and Mrs. Edwards, Summerside.—S.

Professional Bards

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REGENT TIIIATII BLDG. Summer St, Summerllde

MacDonald-Boyle Wedding

Pictured above Is Lieutenant and Mrs. Allison llIaeDonald.

The following account oi their wedding appeared recently in the Bermuda Mid-Ocean News: _

"The marriage oi Eva Claudine Boyle. elder daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. N. Graham Boyle oi St. George's lo Lieut. Allison Kenneth Mac- Donald, R.C.N.V.R. was solemnizcd Friday at St. Peter's Church. Rev. Fran): Ross conducted the ceremony and n. “wedding dinner was held later at Deepdene Manor.

“The bride is a graduate o! Ward Belmont, Nashville. Tenri.. and Is on the siafi oi the Trans-Canada Air Lines. Lleut. MacDonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald nf Summerside, Prince Edward ls- land. served with the Royal Canadian Navy during the war and Is attached io I-I.M.S. Snipe for additional Naval Training and Voluntary Service. He completed his Pre-Law course at Mount Allison Univer- sity. Sackville. N. 8.. and will enter Dalhousie Law School this i:tll."—S.

New “Ja

Jacket is-

gray colors-either tterns. These goo oys’ Trousers have three

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These smart Windbreaker Jackets ere navy with plaid two-tone Mackinaw cloth fully lined with doeskin which makes them warm and serviceable. They only just arrived and have o zipper closing, adjustable stitched belt in back and two roomy pockets. The sizes are 26 to 34. The price for this grand

6.95. .

New Trousers

Made oi all wool tweed in brown, blue end slain or herringbone looking, well made

and cuif bottoms. In a complete range oi sizes, these tweed long trousers are what the boys are wearing t0 school. The price for tweed Trousers per pair is-—

4.50

"WHERE OLD

ckets

pockets, belt loops

just

5.50

FRIENDS MEET"

be token by His Hcmr. Lieutenant Gcverncr J. A. Bernard. The mt- ade w'll then proceed via Centrrl

‘Pica, Wajvrte. Alvin, Clevie and tczzcry. all of West Devon were insitcrs to Borden cn Sunday, guests and Gwen Streets to the Iiicii of Mr. find Mrs Stczlning Mac- Schocl grounds. During the Ccl'?-.NC\‘il’l.

cnonles there will he a fiy post by‘ nine Dakota aircrait.—S.

BURDEN

Miss Phyllis White. who has been spending the summer holidays Y."‘Il her parents Mr. anti Mrs. Willianl White xit Borden left on Monday for Nlonctcn where she Jms accepted n n-nSillCll in the c

Mr. Norman Maewilliams ofwq . _ - Borden was a business visitor to “R Express Office‘ Amherst on Mimday‘ All‘ Ered Rims Reﬁne Saslc‘ in. i ' ' Miss ‘Marjorie Irving U00’ llitlzginsldznchiiaii: LNELLAIETQreiiIYerITTifICiL-K student at Charlcttetoum npcnt imlnh‘ Amhmt ‘N'_S‘ Mr Amen Qjidgﬁfk end at h“ hem‘: miG. win Horton. N.S. rind Mrs

lffnorge MarKenzie Charlcitewvm

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Master Freddie MCInniS. little ,_,“,‘fxgr‘1’;§‘f‘a'f“g‘gjdgfl six month old son of Mr, and hfrsgkhgn on ‘mule to spend the week Colin Mcinnls of Borden is serious- ‘end at Ccaqauemm ly ill in the P.C. Hospital. " ‘ "

IIOIITNAM NUTES A number of people from here attended the Alberton Exhibition.

all reported it to be one of the finest ever held in Prince County.

Mr. and Mrs Harold C-oggins, who spent. a few days recently at Mrs. Coggins home in Bridgetown, N.S. returned to Borden on Sunday.

Mrs. Bobbie MacMsster and children Marie, Terry, and Jimmie, who have been spending the summ- er with relatives at Borden left on Monday foi- their home in Port Hawkesbury. N.S.

MISs Glen McArthur teacher is back to her school all are pleased to see her after being confined to her homo through illness.

The farmers In this community are all busy engaged in thrashing. The owners of the tractors are kept busy going from one farm to the other.

Mr. end Mrs. Purmenas Phillips and Miss Evelyn Harding of Kin- singtcn, and Mr. and Mrs. lImer Phillips and son of Hamilton. PEI-

were guests oif Mr. and Mrs John

Noonan at. the Borden Inn on -——

sand,“ The Presbyterian Ladies Aid inet at. the home of Mrs. Ivan

Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Hayes MacLean, a. numiber of members ufho have been visiting Borden were present. and also a mlmbsr 01 with Mrs. Hayes parents Mr. and VISIIOTB- ,

Mrs. James Campbell, returned to their home in Point Tupper N.S. on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Graden Grigg motored to Charlottetown on Sat- urday evening. Mr. lilcKa-y and Mr. service

Mr. and Mrs. MacLeen MacNevin and daughter Ellen, and Mr. andiﬂfleg 11110111194 u" 59°‘) Mrs. Eric MacNeill and chlldrenlbsnqllei-

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EAPlTOL-‘Summerside

LAST SHOWING TODAY At 2:80 - 7:15 - 9:20 DOUBLE BILL ATTRACTION “BIDNDIIIPS SECRET" and "CHALLENGE 0F THE RANGE" with The Durengo Kid, Charles Starrett -

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The many friends of Mr. Leigh Hayes are very sorry w hear that he is confined to his home

carpenter work at Borden.

the week end with Mr. MacLeansl

‘W85 served to over twenty guests. trip through N.S. and N.S., and _ ‘In true Scottish tradition, tliepn their return will settle on the Wlilnyoung folks from a large surround- llalliday’ homestead in Eldon,

a bmktn 19g. MT- Hayes W65 (winging area gathered for a rescund-pkliere the groom is l. popular and {mg chlrvari and to extend gratulations and good wishes to the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Macbean and’ bride and groom.

family frcm Charlottetown spentl The young wupig

con-lprogressive farmer.

Previous to hei- marriage, bride was tendered n shower the orange Hall, Uigg.

the in left on u shorti

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mac- Man.

The many friends of Mr. Eldon‘, McArtliur are pleased to hear that‘ he has returned to his home alter being a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Ina Phillips, Miss Glen Mc- Arthur, Mrs. Eldon Miller, and Mr Donald Mani-can attended the teachers convention in Summcrside on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. and family motored to Sherbrooke on Sunday and spent the day with Mr. Colville’: sister Mrs. llennen Poppiit, they were also eccompenied by Min Carmen McLeod.

Many friends and. relative; extend their sympathy to Mr. Fred Mc- Ausland and his two sons in their ion of their woollen mill which win destroyed by fire on Tuesday MM!‘- noon, Mr. McAusland has been conﬁned to his bed for the past six months.

IALLIDAI- KAGPBQSON

A quiet wedding took place on Sept. l4, when Edrie Mu, daughter oi Mr, end Mrs. Murdock Mac- Pherson, Dundee. was united in marriage with James Frahldin. son of Mm. J1‘. and the late JJ‘. Illalllday, Eldon . The ceremony was performed In the Manse, Bel- fiist, by the Rev 51.5. Quigley, Ph. D., in the presence of the immed- iate families of the young couple. The attendants were Mlle Mildred Martin, Dundee and Mr. David (Buster) Gillie, Eldon.

The bride, looking lweel and demure, wore u. grey ruit with win- ter pink accessories and a corseage of red roses. The bridesmaid had a eorsage of pink carnstlons, Ind the mothers of the contrasting parties had oorsages o! red cemet- icns. I After the ceremony, the bridal

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QMQBMQMG 3%} Adventure, romance, thrills in highly unusual drama. Blood-Money for any man who got him‘. Shame-for any girl l. “JOAN 0F ABC" will be chewing at this Theatre WEDNESDAY, ‘l Today 2:80, 7:15 and 9:1I "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS” and

>@oo<@co@o $109M A " CAMEO THEATRE KENSINGTBN i .) Joel McCi-ea, Frances Dee and Charles Blckford in Also final chapter of Serial and Newsreei. SEPTEMBER 28th. - RODDY McDOWALL in “TUNA CLIPPER"

Jiirlduy 8:30, Saturday, Matinee 10 e.m.; Evening 1:15-9:15. “FOUR. FACES WEST" g PLEASE NOTE: Contrary m previous advertising in the preel MGMGOMMGMGOMMGQ-Mfcéulk ROBERT LOWERY in COMING MON. - TUE. - WED. - 8-1316 DAYS-S

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DON'T MISS THE FUNNIEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR

“TNELNOIISE NANGS NIGN”

Starring IUD ABBOTT end LOU COSTELLO with Joseph Cellelu, Leon Errol end Cathy Downs‘

You'll laugh, howl end roar us you watch Bud and Lou In their gayest ,meddest mix-up. . . . Packing e bombshell of laughs Into e merry mess of mischief that could only happen to them.

"THE NOOSE HANGS HIGH"

REGENT THEATRE Next Mon.-Tues.-Wed.

Shows 7:15 and 9:I5—Mutinees Mon. and Wed. 3:30