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The possibility of profitably growing tobacco in commercial quantities in P. E. Island now receiving consideration, recalls at least three former ventures ia this field, the most notable of

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matured, the plants were trams- planted to a half acre of selected land on Brighton Road intersect- ing Goodwill Ave., owned by the late. D.O'M. Reddin, part of which is now in the possession of |A.G. MacMillan.

| When the tobacco had reached maturity, it was hung in the fac- tory to dry but not otherwise processed.

which was conducted by the late} Expert opinion expressed by Donald Nicholson, 50 years ago. | ” 58 y

The seedlings were started in | @*Perienced tobacco growers who the plant of Hickey and Nichol-| Wee consulted, indicated that to- son Tobacco Factory Charlotte-| bacco leaf could be successfully town, and when _ sufficiently | grown in this province, provided

SLAND NEWS PAGE

Summerside 9931; Alberon 662; Montague 97-2; ° Souris 22-2 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. May 26, 1959.

First High Mass Is Celebrated By Newly Ordained Priest

" Assisting him were his two

| ST ahs wana Saboeed at St brothers, Rev. Adolphus Mac- STARTS Wed. May 27 ae ENDS Sat Noon M ay 30. Dunstan’s Basilica Saturday|Aulay, Oklahoma, as deacon and "9 ® | celebrated his first|Rev. Kenneth MacAulay, S.S.N., lia nonti | Solemn High Mass at St. Mary’s| British Guiana, as sub-deacon. , 4 Church, Souris, Sunday morning.| Rt. Rev. James A. Murphy, V. NO e BARGAINS GALO | e i a : G., P.P., acted as high priést, REFUNDS g CHARGES — ° and Rev. Pius Murnaghan was me - Game Meetin master of ceremonies. Rt. Rev. NYLON SPRING 1 Rack = J.A. Sullivan, Rector of St. Dua- : 5 stan’s University, preached an DUSTERS D R bE S S & 5 WASH SILK, : —— Sermon on the priest- : i SPUNS ment of the Prince County Fish| Following the celebration of $2.98 | 1-3 OFF DRESSES Game Association meeting| Mass, an adress was read by scheduled for Bordon on Wednes-| Melvin McQuaid, and s presenta: 8-M-L Banlon - Wool $2.98 Right by the secretary of the as-|Donald on behalf of the parish- CARDIGANS Sizes 12-44 sociation, Earl Hayes, of Sum-| ners to which Father MacAulay |} Black Patent PULLOVERS He seid he had Jost ro-| Oey NMackatey is the son of Leather Taffeta word t other committ- MacA ® been made for the use _ HANDBAGS 20% OFF suPsS. * t evening, t . Navy would not be available to the $1 69 edds & ends { Biack $2.49 | mecting advertised] ~~ NEW OLIVER GLOVES — $1.00 | 4** Mr. H id that due to thi Soiled # oamiccted Govelopment. the - Seamless mesh ‘short & long BLOUSES ' ficers of the association did not NIGHTIES — $1.59 ee ) | ete get badl preg HOSIERY — ; the late Robert Rattery, Factory | Memine: iese net werone. ial 99¢ _CRINOLINES “$1.00 : foreman. oe oar be completed, but Spec White that efficient supervision and would be decided and advertised 8% to 11 Reg. 2.98 Clearing HOSIERY labor are available in the grow- | Within the next few days $1.98 45-30 denier 73¢ ing season. = phe curing of the leaf requires RETURNS TO TIBET Also CHL oo Oe a | services of experie e€x-| HONG KONG (Reuters) — The 1 perts in this field of knowledge | Panchen Lama, installed by the ones | 10% OFF ff —(growing and curing tobacco) | Chinese Communists as Tibet's SERIES 4 curing sheds, warehouses, etc../ rer following the mid-March| Get the feel of an OLIVER with = # are sidered ens earae, DE| revolt, left Peiping Monday for| # work-test on your ewn farm.| Remainder : 1 se Ite 22yearol Penches’ Lov] BRED F. KITSON of pee gaglitay~ | Small experimental plots of | : ‘i . , ' tobacco were later cultivated by | tena 7 ae ei i a hendbe North River P. B.-L Merchandise “Where Smarter Women Shop” : the late Sir. Andrew MacPhail’ People’s Congress. . sie ; ‘ fo i a ibe } at Orwell and the late D.J. Riley ri ere 23 ” nee ae near Charlottetown.

Former S’side Woman Dies

In Hamilton

SUMMERSIDE — Mrs. Wil- Ham Green, the former Joyce Ann MacDonald, 25, of Summer- side, died suddenly on Saturday following an operation in Hamil-

Mrs. Green was well known in Summersjde where she was born, attended school and was a mem- ber of the staff of the Bank of Commerce at the time of her marriage to Mr. Green six years ago. Her husband is a member of the RCAF.

The couple had one child Deb- bie, 2.

Mrs.- Green was the daughter of Mrs. Harold MacDonald and the late Mr. MacDonald, Convent Street.

Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers: dred, Mrs. Elmer F. Beck, Ed- monton, Alta.; Marian,

Sask.; Gail, Mrs. Ivan Maynard, Hamilton, Ont.: W. Chester S., Summerside; Lloyd, with the RCAF in Tor Bay and John in Quebec.

Her brother Chester left yes- terday for Hamilton where fu- neral and interment will take place. The service will be con- ducted by Rev. Charles Carnegy. a former minister of the Sum-

LATE NOTICES

(Also see announcements . in

adjoining Advertising Section.)

SANDERS—At the King’s County |

Memorial Hospital on May 23, 1959, John B. Sanders of. Mur- ray River in his 78th year. Fu- neral from Church of Scotland, Murray River on Monday, May 25th at 2:30 p.m. Interment in Murray River cemetery.

GAUDET — At Prince County Hospital, May 24, 1959, Cyrus Gaudet of Chelton, in his 74th year. Forwarded Monday even- ing from the Compton Funeral Home to the home of his sis- ter-intaw, Mrs. Sarah Gaudet, 458 North Market Street, Sum- merside, from where the fu- neral will be held Wednesday morning to Seven Mile Bay Church for Requiem Mass at 11 a.m. Interment in church cemetery.

“** “ARSENAULT — At. Charlottetown

Infirmary, on May 23, 1959 Joseph Arsenault, in his 9rd

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WEATHER | fcic: oon Fredericton 40 71 Moncton 45

TORONTO (CP) — Tempera-) Halifax 42 64 dures issued by the weather) Charlottetown 38 5 office: Sydney 38 55 Min. Max.| yarmouth 43 62 ~ Night Day|st. John’s 30 46

Vancouver 43 54) Victoria 48 57; HALIFAX (CP) — The weather Winnipeg 55 68 office savs a high pressulre area Toronto 48 72, off the Virginia coast is moving Montreal 48 73\eastward slowly. As a result,

- feed warm, dry air over the dis- = | trict. Temperatures will be some- what higher in most regions to- day under bright, sunny skies. Forecasts: ’ Nova Scotia, Island and New Brunswick:

15. Low-high at Halifax 47 and 70, Yarmouth 47 and 60. Kent-

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Prince Edward Sunny and warm; westerly winds ville 45 and 77, New Glasgow #0 and 75, Goshen 35 anc 75, Sydney

70, Moncton 45 and 75, Frederic- | ton 45 and 8), Saint John 45 and

7%, Edmundston 42 and 80, Camp- |bellton 42 and 75.

jtown at 1.46 a.m. and 1.18 p.m At Rustico at 8.02 am. and 10.33 p.m. Summerside tide eigh- teen minutes later than Charlot- tetown. Sun rises today at 4.34 a.m. and sets at 7.46 p.m.

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Rev. Mr. McClare is a gradu- ate of Acadia University and re- ceived his divinity degree from Gordon Divinity School, Boston, ' Mass. His first pastorate was at East Point, Prince Edward Is- land during which time he took a part in the work of

P.E.I. Temperance Federa- : tion and in MREC work.

Mr. McClare also attended an inter-denominational confer- ence on rural life held in the Un- ited States last year.

The minister of Cavendish Bap- | tist Church is Rev. Bryer Jones. |

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