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CAMEO THEATRE

KEN SINGTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15: Matinee 2:30 on Satur- day. Randolph Scott as (Fighting Editor Britt of tlie Fort Worth Star). when it was Worth 8 manis weight in gold to get to ”FORT WORTH'l, co-starring Phyllis Thaxter, David Brian. This show is in glorious technicolor.

CAPITOL Summer-side

Tonight 7-9:20; Saturday 2:30-T-9:20

- BIG DOUBLE BILL -

Roy Rogers (King of the Cowboys) and Trigger (The Smartest Horse in the Movies) n

"GRAND CANYON TRAIL"

2 girl and a fortune at slsltsl

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man ..a head p, norm rssru - names I. smile muuiu. i . I III i

Today . ........... .. 2:30-7-9:23

Saturday 2:30-7-9:25

DOUBLE ATTRACTION i rim: IT BIG"

l With Jack Haley and Harriet Hillard ' -- AND -

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COLUMIIA PICTURE! uese-1-

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Complete Visual Analyses Glasses Fitted

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lM.ALI.M.AN'3 BUILDING OPTOMETRIST

W. Albert Robertson

Chartered Accountant r. s:. I. MUTUAL BUILDING

Granville at water street Summersldo DIAL P. 0. BOX I344 681

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Office Hours: 0 to I) - I to 6 and by appointment. PHONE 3281 REGENT THEATRE BLDG. summer St.

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Dr. H. B. MocNeiII PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Water Street (Opposite Holmaifs)

Hours:S 11:00-11:00 A.)l'. Dally. F 1:00- 4:00 I'.llI. Dally. 'l:00- 8:00 P.M. Dally.

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5 under 15. 30c. Matinee: a I children under 15, 15c.

ROYAL THEATRE BOR-DEN

Announcing the opening of the Royal Theatre at Borden, FRIDAY, July 3rd. Shows at 7:15 and 9:15. Saturday matinee 2:30, evening shows 7:15 and 9:15. Big double bill of the full length feature of the Cor- i onation in beautiful color, l with an action picture for the l double bill, "Raiders of the Sky". Admission prices: l evening. all people over .15 years of age. 40c; children

THE GUARDIAN

Catholic Mission Of S t. James At Springfield (Formerly Freetown)

The districts which first consti- tuted this mission were Emerald. Freetown, Bummerfield, Irlshtown and Park Corner. The mission as it now exists was formed in from portions of the parishes St. Mary's, Indian River and St. Malschy, Kinkors. although long prior to that date there was a. lit- tle church in the district oi Park Corner, which is knowe to history as the "Irishtown Church."

In the year 1528, Bishop Mac- Donald, then priest in charge of the western section of Prince Ed-

land from one, Charles Doyle of Park Corner, and built a chapel upon it. and consecrated a ceme- tery. In that chapel Father Mac- Donald held s station twice a year and the custom was followed by his successors until the year 1855, whfi Father James MacDonald, then priest in charge of Indian River and the adjoining missions, sold the chapel to one, James Doyle, who pulled it down and built him- self a dwelling house with the scantling and lumber. This tran- saction closed the history of the Irlshtown Church. . . .

The inundation stone at the ipnrillh church oi Summeriield wss yield on the 25th of October. 1665, yby the Most Rev. Peter Msclntyre, iBlshop of Charlottetown. The lrhurch measured titty test in l

lmzih by thirty in breadth. It Inns completed in 1870. In l8'l6 a hell was procured tor the mission ,ond in the month of September of Iihat year it was formally blessed by the Bishop. In 1884 s handsome put of Stations of the Cross was ipurchased for the church and erect- ied by his Lordship the Bishop in

Siunmersidgthe spring of the Iollowing year.

This mission was at first served from St. Mary's, Indian River. These priests were: Rev. James MacDonald from 1865 to 1869;

James McKenna from 1869 to

iR,er. 1874; lure of County Monaghan. Ire- land): Rev. Dr. Cornelius O'Brien from 1874 to 1882; Rev. Dr. Jean Chslsson from 1882 to 1889; Rev. lJohn A. MacDonald from 1889 to l,lB90. Rev. F. X. Gallant for a part oi the year 1880. and Rt. Rev.

”ELIZABETH IS QUEEN", second half of the

11 people over 15, 30c; all

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Enamel

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26 Pieces 52.65

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1865 oi l

word Island. purchased an acre of ,

IFRIIIPF MCKFHHB WES H HR-i

.p CHARLOTTETOWN

Old St. James Church, Summerfield. Begun in 1865, completed 1870.

cared Ior sppropriatn to the occasion was preached by Rev. Lawrence Smith. h r i. th ii in fth lwho wltrmlyf iviimm ltheotgrtlld Te irs Cs.ocse era 0 egenerosy o .e peeps . Mission, most of whom came Iromlpnrish and the untiring zeal of County Monaghan, Ireland, we-.re.:ltheir pastor, Rev. Francis McDon- Captain Thomas Lawless, Peter aid.

Msgr. D. J. Gillis who the mission (mm 1890 to 1018. O t I

4 es

St. James Church, Summerfieid. Begun in 1928, completed 1929.

. Brien Dunn. John Murray.l The new church is ninety feet in Michael O'Connor.llength and forty tcet. in breadth James White. Michael White, Ber-lwith the sanctuary 27 by 25 Ieet. hard Croken, John Whelan. Jamesl The tower of the church is MacDonald and Donald Macnon-lsixty-five feet in height. The

Murray. John OiBrien. i

I, Orapaud 7.30 P. M. Rev.

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-MIR. W. CHESTER B. MM:.DON- ALD. Banister. will be absent from his 0'Les.ry office on Friday. June 26th.

-THE MARGATE PASTORAL CHARGE of the United Church or Oansda. services Sunday, July 5th. New London 10 A. M. Margate 11.30 A. M. and Long River 7.30 P. M.

-TRYON PASTORAL CHARGE. -The United Church of Canada. services Sundsy. July 5th. Tryon 11 A. M. Cape Traverse 3 P. M. Lloyd Archer will preach and conduct the services.

-KENSINGTON - MALPEQUE AND FREETOWN Presbyterian Churches. services Sunday. July 5th, will be as follows: Freetown 9.30 A. M. Kensington st 11 A. M. Communion Service Mslpoque at 7.30. The Rev'd. E. G. Evans will conduct the services. The Rev'd. D. A. Campbell, Interim Moderator.

Personals

Ivk. and Mrs. George Ballem and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lord. Bedeq-ur. spent the week-end visiting re;- stives in St. John, N. 3.

Mr and Mrs. George Sherry. Fernwood. left June 29 on A two- months trip to Washington. where they will visit. Mr. Sherryis brother. Wallace. a sister, Mrs. Matt. De- shsw. his brother Ernest and two sistere. Mrs. Ooates and Mrs. Man- nus in Saskatoon. On their return they will slop off at Montreal to

JULY 3. 1953

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Kinkora ........... .. July 6- 7 Charlottetown .. July 9-10 St. Peters .......... .. July 11 Montague .......... .. July 12

House For Sale

Six-room house on Cedar

visit Mrs. Shorryis two sisters. Mrs. Laura. Mcbellsn and Miss Helen Hamill R. N.

St., priced right for quick sale. Apply office W. Chester S. MacDonald, barrister, Summersirle.

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By Being Here. We Serve

Our

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Lomimunityl. ..

aid. fchurch has three altars in the In the year 1918. Bishop Henry lmsin church. and there are six J, 0'Lesry decided that the time,beautiiul stained glass windows.

had come to make Summertield a

lThe eighty modern seats of slm1 parish with a resident priest. Ac-

accommodste 320 persons. They cordingly Msgr. D. J. Gillis began parish at present has ninety tam-l the erection of a parish rectorynilies. l This rectory was completed by A ' ' 1 Rev. Francis McQuaid in llllfl. at-, Pastors since iiilll of St. James. tor his appointment as pastor of Sumnierfield: Rev. John T. Mur-' the new parish. phy. Part of ltlltl; Rev. Francis Mom The old church erected in loss Quaid, 1919-1923: Rev. Francis Mc-i

St. James Rectory. Begun 1918, completed 1919.

Ina! now too small and instead of Donald, 1923-1936: Rev. Phelan J,

enlarging it, .1 e' pesto. at that'McKenna, 1936-IMO; Rev. Eugene time uoasl .v. Fran s McDon- L. Murray, 1940- . . . . Present aid and his congregation decided Pastor.

to build a new and larger church. Since the beginning of the par- Funds were accumulated for sev- ish. nine native sons have been erai years and in 1928 the corner ordained priests. another is a stone was laid. Father "Frank" Christian Brother. and sevdnieen wanted a beautiiul and suitable young ladies of St. James parish rural church and that is what he have become sisters in various re- built as most will agree. ligious orders. I ' T Priests born in this parish are: On the 2'lth of October 1929. t.heiRt. Rev. Peter F. Hughes, D. P.', fully completed church, dedicated Rev. Daniel P. Croken (deceasedl. in saint James, the Apostle. was Rev. Pope L. McMahon (decensedl, blessed by Rt. Rev. .1. C. Macliean. Rev. Alfred MacDonald. Rev. J. P! A, W. 0.. siter celebrating 301- Basil Crokcn, Rev. Harold Croken. cmn Hllzh Mass with Reverend Rev. Rupert A. MacDonald. I. s. 1.: Daniel P. Croken as deacon, Rev. Rev. J. Elliot Mccuuigan. 5. J.. Dr. Bernard. J. Gillis as sub-dea-yond Rev. J. Gerald McGulgnn, S.

cons and Rev. James A. Murphy sslJ. yMaster of Ceremonies. A sermonl

lTli-ei Neighbors

..,...r'- "- . e'.'.t.... ' "Ilii take some of your biscuits along to the golf club. I can use them for practice shots."

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Ltlne local lnstlI0lI6l'I.;

in: our first two

in the future.

BORDEN

'M3rfy on the people that feel more sewn in the knowledge) lhot this Rne prescription pharmacy is near at hand: Complete stocks oi drugs ond medicines, even those seldoni,

I i required, are here at your call when needed.

The very presence of our complete stock and highly slrlll;d personnel is a credit to our community. It Is to your:

advanlago to avail yourself to the many servitosloivtlilsi

THANK YOU

The Borden Phamiacy thanking the public for their splendid patronage dur- years in business and trust that we will have the pleasure of serving many new customers

The BURDEN PHARMACY

W. F. KIGGINS. Dispensing Chemist.

takes this opportunity in

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