rucosr so. 1952 THE WESTER

N GUARDIAN

. rumor: COUNTY orgies '1 summer street. Bummersida.

1.-.5, Subscriptions. Adv i.iI5()lIGE CLOW and Home Phones:

The Guardian may be bought at any of tho following stores In Summers! . mm.-, Summer Street: Gourliaa Drugstore. :1 Central Sheer.

If Bel':a'iv1e11's-at-and. Water Street; 1:, lloucetwa Grocery. SBWIH I . . Water Street; "M.

I. L Waite In Kenllnxtms. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Frank Weeks, Beprsssntativg (I8-2 Office and ass House. - ..

Liberian: - g , g Phone: ( AUL1) will be absent from

liis-liiiice from September fat to

11th inclusive.

"R. ZIELINSKI. Kinkora. will b absent from his office from 2nd 1: ml: of September.

-r.i.V'rai' sann by Lens River w, 1. at Keir Clark's. August 30th.

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-ui..x'siisG'roN SCHOOL re- opens on September 4th.

,Lr.oioN MEETING - A spe- ,.,-,1 imetiiig of the Alberton ' ni the Canadian Legion

Rifsurii. id last evening with the Esldelll, (Ioinrado R. M. Dunn presiding Following the roll call or Uiiltj-rib the minutes were read in 1”n.- svcretaiy. Comrade J. R.

Rocliituiti mid adopted. The mat- 1.; at 1111 Alborton veteran. pre- 5Plliil 111 the Western Hospital. M. (1,a.','.lS5Pd at some length and 3 cnmmitiee was EPPOHII-BS1 '0 l,,..,-X; rur .-isslstalice for this ve-i, .9,-at. iimn all available sourcesl pg. 11' A. Silva was authorizedi ,0 -1 the district medical of- mc 1-ding the case. Comrades Keniiciii Quigley and Maurice pmr viii" zippoiiiied delegates to me i(O.'ll.'1lI1ilIl Legion annual con- renixni. in Charlottetown oii' Manila-, S1pt. 1. It was moved and semiidrd that a resolution be sent in iiin Alb:-rion Touu Coun- ril li".'.ll'(ill1l2, the present condi- :ion at me town fire equipment. Alter iiirlher discussion on Legion allmrs the meeting adjourned. -

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Vince's Grogryu 120 Russell street; I'.'mnsn'a

imerside, left this week for Torontol

Phone I031. ortlslng Representatives GEORGE WOTTON 8032 and 8033.

Mark Gaudet. 61 Granvllia street; Street; island Motor Transport. Idl- Drug.

-BRACIVS Store and Ware- houses will be closed Labor Day. MOMIBY. September lat.

-DR. W. E. CALLAGIIAN will be absent from his office until the end of September.

-POULTRY. - Buying live fowl and chickeh daily. Eddie MacDon- ald. Kensinizton. P. 3:. 1.

-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Summerside 11.00 A. M. August, 3151., Rev. H. F. Macmven.

-501d WETTABLE D. D. T.. 539; Copller. Arsenate of Lime. Blue- stone and Handy Killer obtainable at Braccls.

-ICE CREAM SOCIAL on South Freetown School Grounds. Thurs. dry evening. Septembei' 41h. Ice cream. Hot Dogs and Soft Drinks.

-ENGAGEIVIENT.--Mr. and Mrs.

l-llerbln Winters. Kildarc Capes. wish to announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter, Wlnnlv May to Garth Wilfred. son of Mr. and Mrs. VVliIIel' Downe. Charlottetown. Marriage to tnki: place in September.

- ON VACATION TRIP - Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacDonald. Sum-

where they will visit. two of their Qiiightcrs and also attend the Canadian National Exhibition. Mr. pMacDonaid. retired recently on pension from the position of chief purscr of the Abegwelt.

- ENGAGEMENT O Mr. and

Austin Smith. who said he as- caped from Bummerside Jail with a desire to go out and have A good time after; he had consumed half a. pint of moonshine and half B gallon of beer, and l-Iarvle Mercier. who, among other privileges, was entrusted to make evening tea for. the inmates. and who violated his privileges. and also escaped cust- ody. were each sentenced to an ad- ditional six months in jall' alter hearings in court before Magistrate R.S. Hinton, Q. 0., in Summerside yesterday.

Smith. who was serving 15 days for being intoxicated in a public place, escaped- on the evening of August lith and returned volun- tarily five days later.

Jallor Harry Bishop testified that Smith had been in Jail when he went off duty about 6 o'clock, and that about 9 P. M. he had received a report that the prisoner was mim- ling.

He said he returned to the jail and discovered a padlock on 11 door had been broken. The accused. speaking in his own defence. said he had not broken the padlock but had found it hanging unlocked on the stapie.

He said his escape had been made through a window which was clos- ed but unlocked.

The accused said a full pint or moonshine and a full gallon of home-made beer had been brou ht in from the jails kitchen. and he and a fellow prisoner had con- sumed it all in about equal quan- titles.

ltold by a. tihirri prisoner that these beverages were in the jails kitchen but did not know how they got there.

He said they had previously been ;

THE GUARDIAN. CHAIILOTTETOWN

Jail Brealiing Prisoners Get 6 Months Eitii Confinement

when asked by the Magistrate to name these two other prisoners, he said ha would "rather not". as they had since been released.

He said that he had not paid any money for either the moonshine or the beer. and that after all the supply had been consumed he de- cided to go out of jail and hove a good time. Ho said he had been scared to returr!to jail when he sobered up the next day. out had returned voluntarily on the night of the 5th day after he escaped.

At the conclusion of the hearing the Magistrate said he did not be- have much of the story told by the accused, and warned that strict penalties, will have to be imposed if further attempts at jail break occur.

Mercier, the second prisoner charged with Jail break. had been sentenced on August 13th to one month for theft and was serving this sentence when he disappeared from Jail about 8.30 on the night oi August 24th. He was re-arrested in Sydney Mines on August 27th.

Victor Allen, the assistant jailer. said that he had gone upstairs to the jailor's apartment to discuss the request of a prisoner who wanted to get out on bail. He said that Mercier had been given the privilege of moving around at will within the Jail, and when he came down stairs he discovered that Mercier had disappeared.

Two other cases were before the court - a man arrested near Wel- lington Center for being intoxicat- ed in a public place was fined szii and costs. A man from the Lady Fane district lost his license for three months and was fined siuil when convicted on a section under the Temperance Act. - S.

Labor Minister

Mrs. Alfred J. Waite, Shorbrooke. wish to announce the engagement

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.- V - 'ih. elected as 11 Conservative-Unionist:E;11Mrsi0

meniim oi the House of Commons :n 1911 from the constituency oft 5hr1i1ii'.'1in-QilPens. ,

Fur wars later he was namedi parli.iii1riit1il'.l' 5”-ITCIJITY 0' V-W31 ililiiia and licience .I)EPBTlm9m-I and in 1913 look over the same post; :11 tile llLWI1.V'('I'0.ai'ed D9P5"'imemi of Snltiim-s Civil Re-Fstablishments.

in was re-Piccteti by acclnmation in 1917 as 11 member for Colchester and re-1-lrtted in a by-election in ma, -mm he was named a Privy Counrilinr and appointed Public Works Minister. lie was defeated in 1931 and never re-entered public life

The late Mr. Mccurdy

Mr. Mdcurdy started his working career as a farm hand rscei lngso :enis 11 flay. He joined the ol Hal- ilax Banking Company at Truro in 1890 and. following appointment as :he 11inm12er's private secretary several yoni's later. spent much of 11-! Hm studying the banking system

36 Wslsned in 1900 to open a private banking firm bearing his mime. Hr became the first non- l'PSid(ill" member of the Montreal 510-"k llxcimngc and his company falfldiy became one of the leading ziijiaesiment houses in Eastern Can-

!lle became a publisher when he Mk river the old Liberal Chronicle Elli Star from his brother-in-law me late G. Fred Pearson. The - ronirlo and star were merged H h ilmr long-bitter rivals--the

1PfRId rind Mall-in 1949. MA izovi-riiment statement follow- ;afdn:;I'Kt'l' of the two newspapers luv 0 Chronicle lost "substant- nmngorc than s1,000.000 in the 15

Whnefore the mar r." Mr we publisher of the Chronicle. um; iiclmiy opened radio station ,1 H n 1044 and retained control pntorflltaiiilihls death. He was also Cnmmmdln he weekly Shelburne Sl:1;lV0l's include his widow, the we mlrlorenca Pearson. They mm partied in 1902 and had two m-udtnrson. who survives, and . Mio died several years ago.

To SIai1ITrIal T For Manslaughter

Melvin an m of Oampbellton mm:0g;miiwd, for trial in au- um" "'9 On A charge of man- dw "I E at the conclusion yester- .,y hmrmmemde of a prellinln. sv ii1n1onn5q!5"”” M".""”' R" T111 ' 1 ' deaths .,”,"t511e arose out of the 1cc1d,M lines Odweara in an Hear Alberion on August

2, ..h pmsnzlnihe deceased. who was A

death. when the truck m;nIl"Bh"Iv and overturned. deiaclitm,mwll1'iel' of the Alberton y of the R.C.M.T'. yes- M'l.”5'9':nfAd the Crown: the 'acc;,.ed-.yC;alla”11t appelred

Ind

of their only daughter Helen Mr. Thomas Nesblt. son: Roy Nesbit of Manltob.'i.i marriage to tnkc place on Sal-i iirday the sixlli of Trinity United Church. Summer-I side. '

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Yesterday at noon. Hon. M. F. Gregg. V. C. Minister of Labor. who is at present vacationing at Dalvay paid visit to the Summer- of the NationalrF.m- ployment Oiiice where he was welcomed by the manager, Mr. Earle Cannon. While in the office he conversed with each member of

zidlan Medical Association, who dealt, with matters of general in-

. terest to all members.

Technical Discussions

when the Society returned to Prince of Wales College for the afternoon seslon there were sev- eral highly technical talks on vari- ous aspccts of diseases with il- lustrations on the screen on the stage. The principal speakers during these talks were Dr. Orr. Dr. Walter Maclienzie and Dr.

D. W. Wilson.-all of the Unlver-1

ling Giddlngs. the principal speak- taking part will be Di: J. W. Mac- er will be Hon. A. W. Matlieson. Kenzie and Dr. T. A. Laidlaw, Minister of Health and Welfare. lboih of Charlottetown.

After lunch the members will The annual convention will con- return to the College Auditorium clude tonight with the annual where Dr. George Dewar, 0'l..eary, Medical Ball which will be held will be chairman for thn i1ftCi'- this irar at Dalvay-by-the-sea. noon. The speakers will be Dr. D.1Prcsent for the occasion will be W. Wilson. and Dr. Walter Mac-iihe wives of the delegates and of. Kerizie, while the Island doctors the visiting speakers.

REGENT Tom 2.30-7-9.15 FAC!

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HOLMANlS (All Stores)

Will Remain Closed ALL DAY

MONDAY, Sept. lsi.

LABOR DAY

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'”..;l They're on All-AMERICAN IIIIII SIIIIAIII

VEDAANN BOIG IAVIOR M00415 A Iotlodlal nan"

CAPITOL Summer-side

Today (Saturday) 2:30 - 7 - 9:20

BIG DOUBLE BILL

Blazing 911:: of The lawmakers Ir I;

-TRYON rssronan cnaiwnl , The United Church of Canada. -,llie 5lMf- H0 W55 BCC0ml-33,11-ed by Services on Sunday. August 31st, as1Mrs. Gregg and after the informal

sity of Alberta, Edmonton. Alta.1

iDr. MacKenzle .15 the Professor of: Surgery Riore. and Dr. Wilson is

follows: Tryon at it A. M. Cape: Traverse 3 P. M. Crapaud 7.30 PM. Rev. A. W. Osbourne, B. W. Quest Speaker

-KITCHEN SI-IOW'ElI - Miss Barbara Currie. whose marriage to Mr. Richard Hurst will take place on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Summerside Baptist Church, was tendered a kitchen shower last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen with their daughter Mrs. Stuart Veale and Miss Mary Palmer being hostesses.

-S.

-ATTENDED CONFERENCE - Miss Ruby MacNeill has return- ed to her home in Summersidu af- ter attending a 3-day regional coli- ference for teachers of home economics in the Province of New Brunswick. in Saint John. Miss MaoNcill has been elected presi- dent of the conference for the coming year.

..,M --POLICE COURT - In Sum- merside Police Court yesterday morning a young man from Bedeque, another from Carleton Siding. and a man from Charlotte- town were each fined 520 and costs under. the Temperance Act. and another young man from Cape Traverse was fined S50 and costs for driving while his ability to drive was impsired by the use of

aloohol. --S.

hltorsonals

- .M.lss Mamie Maononsld of Kensington is visiting friends in Summerslde.

-- Mrs. Hammond Toombs and Mrs. George Simpson Kenaington. were visitors to Summersid on Tuesday.

- Miss Bessie MacDonald has returned to her home in Kensing- ion from 11- pleasant two weeira' holiday in Georgetown and Monta- gue.

-1Mr. Orville Darrach returned on Tuesday to Winnipeg, being ac- companled by his wife and children who will reside there. Mr. Darrach is on the staff of Foundation Com- pany of Canada.

-Miss Aleatha Im-nan. R..N. or North Tryon and her friend. Miss Evelyn Jenkins R..N. of Winsloe. P. E.I have gone to London, Ont. where they will be employed on the nursing staff of the Victoria Homltal.

Alberfon and Vicinity

-Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay Hardy. Parkdale, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green. Alborton.

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Mrs. Jack McAiduff, Alberton. is a patient in the Western Hos- pital.

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Mr. Everett Mr-Donald returned to his home in Alberion on Thursday after some weeks In

Bolesiown, N.B., where ha is un- played.

Mrs. Jack Rnchford. Aibsrton. is spending a few days at the home of her stator and brother- ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. How- att, Petilcodlac. N.B.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerr. Charlottetown. are guest! at the home of Mrs. N. Kerr, Alberiori.

visit was over they drove to Char- llottetown where a visit was paid in; the Charottetown office. Later -in the day the Minister had pian- ned on eiijoyin: a fishing ml? 10 try his luck with rod and recl.-S

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Summary-RB'I's. St. John 2; Todd 2: Green. Petty 2: stolen

bases, Todd 2: S. Bernard. llarrls. Stewart 2: sacrifice hits. MacKen- zle; earned runs. R. C. A. F. 6; Holmanis 0: left on bases, R. C. A. F. '1; Holmnn's 5: hits off Bemnrii ii in 8 innings; off Stewart 0 in 1 inning; off Dawe 1 in 9 innings; strikeouts. Bernard 9: D we 3: Stewart 1: walks, Bernard : Dawe 4; wild pitchs. Bernard 2-; Umpirds. plate. Phillips; bases, Savldant and Trainor.

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the Associate Professor of Medicine.

On conclusion of their talks three Island doctors tool: part in brief- ly reviewing what had been heard and expressing a vote.of thanks to the visiting medical men. Those from this Province were Dr. George Inman. Montague. chairman of the afternoon session; Dr. John Downing, Summcrsidc; Dr. Claudn Simpson, Summerside: and Dr. Wendell MacDoi1ald, radiologist of this city.

Liist. night, when the business sessions had ended. the drain- rzatcs nttondod the annual FY051- derit's Dinner at the Charlotte- town. This was presided over by Dr. J. A. Mac. llan. presidcnti of the PE 1. Medical Society.

Today's Procei-dingi

Business sessions of the,Socielj.' iWIII be resumed this morning when ;the principal item of business will .br- the election of officers for thr- lcominiz year. At the luncheon to ibD held at noon at the P.E.I. Hos- pital, presided over by Dr. ster-

5 CAMEO THEATRE

Kenalngton

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15: Matinee 2:30 Saturday. Warner Bros. pre- sents Dennis Morgan. Patricia Neal. Steve Cochran in big action picture,

"narox rAss" Also Serial and News.

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ATTENTION SAI.ESM'EN AND PROSPECTIVE SALESNIEN. "ARE YOU THIS MAN?"

Are you anxious for a better Income. and opportunity for pru- motion? Ono of Canadala largest and moat highly regarded rom- panles has an opening for a man.

The product Is a necessity. and little competition.

Man will be trained. Car a necessity. Earnings much higher than local levels. '

APXLY BOX B.C. Guardian, Sommerslda

had been cut by as much as 90 per cent in the past 52 years. Oth- er important things contributing to the greater general welfare of Canadian people. he said. were better water systems, the pasteur- ization of milk and the improv- ed position of medical care avail- able to everyone.

The annual convention of the Society opened with the registra- tion of those attending yesterday morning. A business meeting fol- lowed prior to luncheon at the Charlottetown Hospital where Dr. William soper. Charlottetown. was chairman. Those present heard a brief address from Dr. T. C. Rout- ley. general secretary of the Can-

only Drug store

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Kenalngwn

Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15. M-G-M's thrill-a-minute romance of a dare- devil and a darling. starring Clark Gable as Mr. Speedy and Barbara Stanwyck as fire. He would do anything

"TO PLEASE A LADY” with Adolphe Menjou.

Open on Mondav

GOURLIES REXALL DRUG STORE, Summerside will be the only drug store open on LABOR DAY. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st

Miss Spli-

REGENT MONDAY 2.311 - 7.15 - 9.15 rues. 1.15 . 9.15 wan. - 2.311 . 1.15 - 9.15

HYDRATEII LIME & BLIIESTOIIE

IN STOCK - WHOLESALE 8; RETAIL

Don't burn your potatoes by reducing the lime in proportion to hluesione. Users of Dithane or other mixtures do not change the prepayed formula.

J. F. MORRIS

Kinkora.

FOR SALE 1

1950 PONTIAC DELUXE snnarr ' 1

11,000 miles. Radio. lioaier. This car is in showroom condition and can be financed.

Apply:--

ELMER MOORE, Mo Hansen's Market. Summerside.

T SUMMERSIDE

HIGH SCHOOL

WILL OPEN ON THE FOLLOWING DATES:

:-

Grades Eleven and Twelve WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 3rd

(Ii-adds Two to Ten THURSDAY. SEPT. 4th

Grade 1 FRIDAY. SEPT. 5th

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Dazzled by the splendor of 11 Big Town Racks. A SmallTow11 A A Beauty Pays a Terrible Pricel

11u1'1'1iiii"1i:11111s1 mm liociwii I 111111 :11! illiiill - 11111111111 BARIJSO - 10111 BARRETT

i ,- everything-

M-G-M's niusitll that in: songs, 1ismes,lu11 and romsnusl

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VIRA'H.itN-MARJORIE MAIN I with KEENAN WYNII - ALICE mac:

CLINTON sunossac . gm ROBBINS

Friday & Saturday; August 29-30 , "mn WALKING HILLS" 9: Starring Randolph Scott - Ella Rained

ALSO:

-- -re.-1.1-' .5 Pi ' '.:-342? rW-.v- --

”sNow poo" ' Starring Kirby omit and Shanook

Monday or Tuesday, September 1-2

IN TECHNICOLOR "MONTANA"

Starring Errol Flynn - Alexis Smith