Alberton Branch Oi Bible Society Annual- Meeting

dls- of Print. Rev. C. D. Matheson of

my, I. M. B. Whaelock, lrlct -ecrot-FY 2' E"? 3"'E'f" "A main Bible ' me mnual meeting of Alberton mttch lield in the United Church yriday evening. Opening wor- was conducted by Rev. J. R. gcmahon. rector of st. Peter's Anglican Church. assisted by Rev- mone ni. minister of the pmnyterlan Church. who led In myu. Miss Maud Dyer. ya ident or Alberton branch conducted a brief business meeting. The secre- tgry-Il'el!Ill'9l'. Miss Margaret Forsyth. read the utes of the last annual meeting and reported meipts to date of this year's cau- vass. A vote of thanks to the col- lectors was moved by Mrs. A. C. Green seconded by Miss Annie Lgard and carried unanimously. The president appointed a nom- mating committee comprised of Mrs, A. C. Green. Rev. J. R- Mc- Mahon. Mrs. David Hodgson to bring in a slate of officers at a meeting to be held during the week

-1-L was :..:: J spoke briefly.

111 Ikelclll-Ill the work oiltho Bible Society Rev. Mr- Wheelock stated that there are a thousand lansu-sen into which no portion or the scriptures have yet been trans. lated. The task of the Bible society is the translation and circulation of the scriptures. For the blind the Bible is printed in Braille and also produced on records so that those who do not know Braille can hear the scriptures read.

New Testaments are supplied to men of the armed forces and for immigrants there is published an edition with parallel columns. one in his native tongue and one in "ngllsb. A very fine film "The Liv- ing Word" depicted in an interest- ing and memorable way some of the great work of the Brltsh and Foreign Bible Society. The bene- diction was pronounced by Rev. Mr. McMahon. '

and

IALBERTON

Mr. Michael A'llearn. who has

A beeyfeynployed in Dartmouth, spent

the past week at his home in Al- bEI'I0lI-

Mr, William Fraser and Mr. pet-cy of Montreal leave Alberton today after a brief visit with the iormer's mother. Mrs. F. P. Fras-

!I'.

Mrs Lloyd O'Brien has return-

,d to Burlington. Ont. after visit-.

ing relatives in Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Marks. summerside. spent Sunday with tan in P. Fraser, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Matthews. Raebum and Daisy have returned to their home in Alberton South following a motor trip to points in the New England States.

"HOUSE OF BAMBOO" AT THE CAPITOL. SUMMERSIDE

In "House of Bamboo" Twen- tienth Century-Fox brings to the screen for the first time in Cine- msscope and De Luxe color the bizarre beauty of Tokyo and a suspense thriller which utilizes new concepts in Oriental thinking brought about by World War II. To accomplish this Twentieth Cen- tury-Fox transported a. troupe of to players and technicians to Jap- an to film all the exterior scenes (or the melodrama now at the Capitol Theatre. Harry Klemer's script deals with a band of Ameri- can gangsters - the off-scouring of military prisons-who remain over in Tokyo and start criminal operations under the leadership of Robert Ryan. Robert Stack. act- ing as a secret agent of the Ameri- can authorities. poses as a dis- charged arnty prisoner and worms his way into membership in the gang. With the aid of Shirley Yamaguchi. as a music hall girl whose American husband was kill- ed sewing as an accomplice oi the gang. he sets out to trap the mobsters. Tension. swift action and gripping emotion mount as the melodrama progresses to its grip- ping climax-

Western

WE WILL be seeing you around the corner on Spring Street. Noon- sn's Barber Shop. Expert barbers.

CARD PARTY Legion Home. ltenslngton. Monday. Nov. 21. 8 lp.m. sponsored by Ladies Auxil- sry,

COME TONIGHT to card party snd dance. Legion I-Iome. Kans- lngton. Deighen's Orchestra. Lunch. C.W.L.

KENSINGTON Presbyterian St Andrew's Concert. November 23. King George Hall. Local and out- side talent. Includlng Burke Lads and Lassles. Outstanding Scotch Program.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The 'uueral oi Mrs. Margaret Redmond was held Saturday momlng from her home in Alberton to the Sacred Heart Church. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Phe- lsn McKenna assisted by Rev. Patrick Walsh oi Palmer Road as deacon and Rev. Denis Gallant oi rignish as sub-deacon. Pall bear- on were Messrs. John Profit, Lee O'Brien. Gerald O'Brien. Ivan 0- Bflen. Ralph O'Brien and Alton D'Brien- Interment was in the church cemetery.

O'Leciry Resident Dies Suddenly

Mrs. Oswald Haywood. age 54, passed away very suddenly Satur- day cvening at his home in O'Leary. Born at Howlan. he lived for a time in the United States before mov- ing to 0'Leary where he has re- sided for the past sixteen years. He is survived by one daughter Jean. in Rhode Island.

Mrs. Keir Campbell of Alberton. is a sister. The funeral will be held from his home to the O'Leary United Church on Wednesday for service at 2 o'clock. Interment in the church cemetery.

bodies were found castle. The men died from carbon- monoxide poisoning. A fourth mem-

Coifin for three men was

in the fore- I

FLOATING TOMB this her of the crew was missing. Ice- 55-foot seiner, the Westerncr. l'lii'ec' shrouded and badly holed, the Westerner was found aground on

a small island 40 miles west of Vancouver.

(CP Photo).

CARLETON

The annual Meeting of Carleton Lot 6 Women's Institute was held November 8th. at the home of Mrs. C. W. Macwiiliams. Meeting opened by singing Institute Ode. followed by repeating the Creed. Ten members paid their dues.

The president. Mrs. Getson gave her report and said that we should all work together and that not only members but everyone should help when we are having entertainments for making money as we are work- ing for the school.

The secretary-treasurer gave her report and stated that our receipts for the year amounted to 3205 59 and our expenditui ca 3174-97.

The following officers were ap- pointed: I-'reslden'. Mrs. James H. Getson (re-appointed) Vlce- Pres- ident. Mrs. Samuel Cornlsh-, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Mrs David Grey; Auditors; Mrs. Boyd Macwllllams and Mrs. Howard Arsenault; Dir- ectors: Mrs. Melvin Gallant, Mrs. Lawson Brundage and Mrs. Sam- uel Cornish; Sick, Mrs. Melvin Gallant and Mrs. Carrol MacWil- llams; Mrs. Boyd Macwilliams will again be the Sewing Club lead- er-

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Boyd Mac- Williams. Roll Call will be ans- wered by an exchange of Christ- mas gifts. A chicken supper will be served for the -members and

their partners.

Guardian

CHRISTMAS ' GIFT problems are solved now by portraits taken at the Read Studio.

DR. ZIELINSKI. Kensington. will be absent from his office for the month of November.

SCOUTS, CUBS MEET-Mr. E. Gordon Kerr. Boy Scout execu- tive commissioner. attended the regular meetings of the Scouts and Cubs at Alberton on Friday evening and also met with mem- bers of the group committee. In a short address Mr. Kerr com- pllrnented the local troop on their smart appearance. Scoutmastor Herbert Leavitt gave a report on the Scout program and 'inances. Plans were made to present an evening's entertainment in Alber- ton on Dec. 9th which wul con- clude a showing of slides of the World Scout Jamboree by Mr. R.

derive from Palatine Hill in Rome,

Rome.

' communion

ROMAN ORIGIN The words palace and palatial

traditional site of the founding of

A.Y.P.A Meeting

St. Mary's Anglican Young Peo- ples Association held it's weekly meeting on Wednesday evening, Nov. 16th at 7:30 in the Parish Hall. The ,hymn. "Work For The Night is Coming" was the opening. and this was followed hy prayer led by the president. The topic for discussion was the second corpui'aie' and iiii.-zt-coiiiniuiimn. breakfast to be held on Siiiiday morning. Nov. 27th.

A study period led by Peggy Preston was based on the Gospel of St. John. and afterwards a short discussion was held concerning the lesson.

Miss Juanita Newcome was in charge of entertainment, which it as enjoyed by all, and after lunch was served. the meeting came to a close with prayers.

Dance

Dancing in the Borden Legion Home every Tues- day night. Dancing from 9:30 to 12:30.

Jackie Doyle's y Orchestra.

Admission 60 cents.

imum summer temperature is 82 degrees, and winter minimum Sb-

EVEN CLIMATE At Lima, capital of Peru. max

""ROYAL"

BORDEN

Monday - Tuesday "DANGEROUS CROSSING" Starring Jeanne Ci-ain and Mich- ael Rennie. Show time 8:30; Mat- inee Tuesday 3:30, Bank draw-

ing Tuesday.

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KENSINGTON Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15. Rock Hudson. Yvonne DeCarlo in story; of romance and adiventure4tSEAJ DEVILS" in technicolor. Banki drawing Tuesday and Thursdayi worth 345.00.

I Prolessional Carclsl Chartered I

Accountants 1'. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commerce Building iinnsnserside. P.E.i. Phone 2888

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INSURANCE

II. VI. Ellis & Son Limited Hrs - Auto -- Casualty Siimmersiib

Optometrist

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. 1 St. summersids

a. F. Hunter, n.o.'” sanunerside. P.E.l. - Phone Sill 8MAl.LMAN's BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant. . .. .n.

1! Water Street Bumsnerslds. than Ma irice Mill's Men's Wear: PHONE 3530

Photographer: inn "mo arnnio

C. Parent. motion pictures of the Jamboree and I program to be prepared by the Scouts and Cuba.

Personals

Mrs. Shirlie Gallagher. of Chest- nut Avenue. Summerside, has left by car for Detroit. Michigan. where she will spend some time with re-

Iatlves.

Evenings 60c and 50c;

"HOUSE OF

with the co-operation of the

D. W. SEARS

. ..D:-k

- SUMMERSIDE

TODAY (Monday) - TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Shows 7:15-9515; Matinee Tuesday 3:30

Matinee 50c and 25c

IN CINEMASCOPE

BAMBOO"

ROBERT RYAN - SHIRLEY YAMAGUCI-H

The Story Tokyo couldn't hide! The story Washington couldn't hold back! This story was filmed on the spot

U. S. Anny Far East. the

Japanese Government and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police.

REGENT tom 2.30-7.15-9.10

TUIBDAY 7:159:10; WEDNESDAY 3:30-7:15-9:10

HOWLAN

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Barnard who spent a day in Rowlan left on return to N- B. on Saturday. Nov. 12. They were a

by Mrs. Guule Arsaaault who had visited her folks In Duvar. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pineau and iamily.

A pretty autumn wedding was solemnized at St. Anthonys on Saturday morning Nov. 12 at B o'- clock when Mrs. Margaret Plneau became the bride of Sylvester Perry. The couple will reside at Vernon River where the groom runs a service station and canteen. The ttendants were Miss Rena Arsenault of Duvar and Mr. Coady m”""9d I" HWI3" 0!! Sunday.-

where Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers re-'

of Vernon River-

mained at their home. . Rev. M. J. Rooney left on sun. 3 Nov. 13 for a visit to his parents M" "d M11 Gerald Richard 1; Boston, Ma", and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rlchardl

Misses Norma Gallant and Jean Arsenault pupils of Tignish Con- vent spent the holiday and week- end al their homes here.

Mr and Mrs. George Clements and family of Charlottetown spenty

this Holiday weekend visiting to of Summerside recently sin! a

Iattvss and friends in Duvar. short visit at their old home in Howlan. -

Mrs. Jerry Arsensult of Forest

View spent Saturday Nov- 12 at M” -I011" I"-GI-Illlllllld

her old home in Duvar returning 9' Beml" "I w00d5'v0Ck

at Sunday the home of Mr. and Mn.

Gallant on Sunday. Mrs. John Cahil.l oi Summerside IP91” 5!”-Idliy. November 13 with her sister-in-law Mrs. John Finns" at Woodstock.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maccuar-I rie and sons of Wilmni and Mr, and: Mrs. Bruce Carruthers who hadl lllent the week in Summersiden

for APPUIZING g1.r'UfIfltl;-

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STABILIZED PEANUT BUTTER

For Sale Or Rent

Property on Water Street East, Summerside, known as Globe Hotel. Consisting of 16 rooms. In good state of repair. Suitable for hotel or apai'tmenLs. For further particulars contact Roy Durant. Summerside. phone 2864 or PO. Box 177.

Especially on ADMIRAL TV so '55. See these ADMIRAL TV Sets on sale or

Mciccousland Furniture Ltd.

WAIJIIELLIS GREAT

PRE-CHRISTMAS

Shop at WADDELL BROS. STORE, Crupciud

Tuesday - Wednesday - Th ursdoy - Friday - Saturday

HERE IN CRAPAUD YOU CAN BUY AND SAVE FOR CHRISTMAS. HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR MANY STORE-WIDE SALE ITEMS.

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT .

ALL LADIES' WEAR

209A: OFF

Extra Special

'NYLONS. 5I gauge 99:

MEN'S BIB OVERALLS JACKETS sVz"1'1;ITE3 sizes 42' 44' 45 PANTS J: COATS. DRESS SALE SPECIAL 2.98 . ' 1:3", OFF OVERALLS. OVERALL PANTS. Zippers. HEAVY SHRTS

Boys' JEANS. SWEATERS. CAPS. GLOVES. Men's and Boys' UNDERWEAR-

20Vo OFF

Regular 3.98 to 4.35 SALE PRICE 2.98 N L OTHER SHIRTS 2596 OFF

Rack of SELECTED

SHOES 99c T

2.68

AND MANY OTHER FOOTWEAR LINES COME IN AND SEE THEM

mun: STOCK GIIOCERIES

BOOTS 8. SHOES 25in; OFF

24': 1.59 98's 5.98

Robin Hood RUITCAKEMIX ......... 69: PLANNING TO DECO RATE? ow . VIE We are offering cl our PAINTS and FLOOR COVERINGS at 25"Vo WHITE CAKE MIX . . . . . . . . 296 OFF - WALLPAPER AIT HALF PRICE. ' ogilvle ORANGE CAKE MIX . . . . . . 33:

ASPHALT SHINGLES -3 in I Green and Laurentian

RAISINS. seeded. 2 lbs. for . . 43c RAISINS. seeiless. 2 lbs. for 33: DATES. 2lbs.for 29:

8.98

HARDWARE DEPT.

BROOMS. Bll(ll(ETS, PAINT BRUSHES. VARNISH. HINGES.

BUTTS. TEES Tgcggnic SHELF BRACKETS. FILES. snowflake STEEL BELT r . 0 Si-IORTENING. Zlbs. ......45c

EXTRA SPECIAL -- AXES . . . . . 2.49

V.Is" TOYLAND ed Prices. In order to sell at thee:

' tow, 1W prices, we cannot exten

on TOYLAND . credit for this sale. WHITE SUGAR 83:

Is NOW QPEN BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE! 10 ms P.'. era". . ' . . . Weh ve ailne sele ti

.3 C ”” BUYING "WI-"" rsa. bulls. lb. 89: GAME, TOYS, DOLLS. Dally except Friday and Saturday. stmwben-y and Raspberpy SLEIGHS and Everr Wewm require - lam quantity of JAM 24 on. 43:- tihln for the YULE- Chickens. Ducks and Geese for our (Rm: co m r) TID SEASON. Christmas trade. 5 " "9

ICING SUGAR. 2llos.for.... 'I9c ONIONS (large) 5 lbs. for . . 27: rou.:'r PAPER. 3 re. 35:

OR)

LARD. Ilbs.

Sliced PINEAPPLE. O.T.F. . . . . . . . . 3'Ic ' CRANBER-RIES. lb. . . . . . . . . T7:

WEB SAW FRAMES . . . . 2.55

In this Great 5 pay Sale. we are of- fering merchandise at Greatly Reduc-

uoussss. got. ........si.oo. G-RAPEFRUIT. 390! :5:

FEE IS BEFORE YOU SELL

BACON (sliced) lb.

PICNIC HAMS islsisnliiossl lb. 39:

MEATS

ORANGES. 288's. 2 do: . . 69: APPLES. Macintosh. dos. . . . 25: MLK. Ltins 870

saussoss. lb. 43: IOLOGNA. lb. 29:

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