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..gcs: CIIAM SOCIAL at south Freetown school. Monday.' August 115:, If stormy. first line evening.

...'i'llE oFll'lCI'. of all the sum- mersida Optometrists will be r-.lose.l' .1. day Wednesday from July natal until August 30”-

.. Hon. Forest Phillips and Mrl.I

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Phillips of 0'I..eary spent otd Heme Week in Charlottetown.

-I(ENBlNG'l'0N' PBESBYTER- IAN CHURCH. - special cons!!- gatlorial meeting Monday. Millw- mst, at 8 P. M. Rev. J. A. Mc- Gowan, Minister.

-'l'IlE ENGAGEMENT is an- nounced of Catherine Beryle. daughter of Mrs. Samuel K. Todd imd the late Mr. Todd. to Leigh Arthur Semple. son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Semple. Kennin- ion.

-MOTORS!) T0 TORONTO. - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mann of Indian River. accompanied by 5- 0”- ilic Clark of Kenslmiton and MW- eii Clark of Streetsvillo, Ont... left on Friday for Toronto. Streetsvillc and other Ontario centers.

-MOTOIIED FROM TORONTO.- i party of Islanders located in Tor- onto and Hamilton, motored home last week. Included was -Joseph Cameron. Ralph Noonan. Harold Iilvliellan. Miss Betty Glennon Montreal) to Indian River anri Alfred Higgins to his home in Summerside.-K.

-FROM BACKVILLI-23 - Mt mil Mrs. William Matthews. daughter and grandson. are visiting their many friends in P. E. I and remained for -Old Home weak racing. Mr. Matthews was origin- ally from Elmsdalc, P. E. I. Thev are at present guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Mclirthu, Kenslng- ion.-K. I

-PAINFUL ACCIDENT - Mrs. Austin Murphy off-Imerald suffer- ed a painful accident on Monday. when her hand was drawn into an electric wringcr. Before the pres- surc was .eleased her hand was considerably bruised but fortunately no bones were broken. I-lei" many friends wish her a speedy recoveryl and normal use of the injured ill-lllifl.-IQ , i

-ACCIDENT AT ascsmoivn-l An automobile accident at Rich- mond last night sent three to' hospital at Summerslde but only one person had injuries of any ronsequence. Mr. William Smith. the driver. of Summerside. suffer-l ed a broken arm. Two persons with him were taken to hospital for observation but had no ap- parent injuries.-S.

-PROM LLNNOX. MASS. - sir. and Mrs. Ambrose Baker and ion-in-law Mr. Slevsr of Lcnnox. l:iass.. are visiting Mr. Baker's mother, Mrs. J. H. Baker and sta- lers, Mrs. Lao Mccarville of Ken- ilngton and Mrs. Arthur nunan of yew Arman. They were accompan- Ed by sister Naomi of Minneapolis. lfinn.. who is a sister of Mr Baker.-K.

-an-ruswsn nos! Balms.- Donald Ramsay, Indian nlvar. re- iurncd recently frcm Ste. Anne De Beaupre. Que, pilgrimage. He was accompanied and chapss-ona.'. by Mrs. nrnost Doishan asai three -.hll.-lren. of lumrnersido. seven thousand people were present , the impressive ceremonies. Thor proceeded to Montreal. whsro thy stayed for some days, visiting the famous st. Joseph's oratory and Places of historical interest.-K.

-DUDHOME TODAY-Mr. Rob- crt Nelson, son ofMrs. Nelson. 30 Brighton Ave., is due to arrive in Charlottetown today after a five- week tripto Great Britain. Ha was one of a group of B0 teen-age boys from all parts of Canada which vis- Lied Britain as guests of Garfield Weston. Canadian-b -n internat- ional industrialist. on a tour des- .gned to cement closer common- rcalth relationships.

-VISITS KINGS COUNTY. .. W. and Mrs. .1. Harold Madon- aan, summerslda. accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Riley. Baltic, honored to the custom parts of the. island and visited many places of nterost. among , them being the ieauiiful home of Dr. and Mrs Kasaher at sourls and the Kings Iounty Hospital at Montague, both if which were constructed under the supervision of Mr. uacboman Phey also visited at Annandaio iforeil and Cardigan.

-IBCOVIII WATCH -While iishins sets at bong ltivar from ' 11017. with the aid of light from a gas lantern in company with a couple of P . Iud Thomp- lon and James taaiminons. Prof Doushut had the misfortune to

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-Till OPTIC! of Dr. Lockhart will be closed from August ant to September 6th.

-'l'IlE.AUCTION sale at life farm of the late James Mclsoac. I-Iebron. Coleman. R. R... will be held today. Monday, Aug. 21. and not on the 31st as. previously an- nounced ln error.

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.- Mr. Kaye Hansen is confined

a. spinal condition after having been a patient in the hospital.

-.Miss none Howard and Miss Marie Griffin of Boston and Lot 7 are visiting in clermorit. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Murphy.-K.

-Mr. and Mr . Otis French are visiting their any friends on P. E. I. They make their annual visitron Old Home week. 'i'hey.are staying at Kensington.-K.

- Mr. and Mrs. Art Carr. Sherbrooke are spending a week with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Doughart. long River.--Bur

--Miss Evangeline Greehan. late of Winnipiz. and Miss Helen Mac- Donald were week end visitors at the home 'of Mrs. L. G. Ramsav. Indian River.-.K.

Mrs. James Dunphy, Irlshtown Rd.. xenalngton has returned to her home from the Prince County Hospital, accompanied by her in- fant' daughter. Barbara.-Bur

' Master James and Miss Marjorie Woodside have returned to their home in Margate. after spending a week with their grand-mother. Mrs. J. W." Frizzell, Stanchel. -Bur

Master Hilbert and Miss Doris Woodside have returned to their home in Margate after spending a week with their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frizzell, In-edericton.

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-Crown Prosecutor. Mr. J. H. Goodwin and Mrs. Goodwin of Summerside. are vacationing at New Glasgow. N. 5.. where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hig- gins.-K. i

- Mr.and Mrs. Scott Sinclair. andson Price of Monclon, N. 8.. are spend- ing a. week in Kensington. where they are guests of Mrs. Sinclair's mother. Mrs. W. C. Macbeod anf family.-Bur

-.-Mias Cathes-inc Dobson. - . N. arrived by plane on Wedney from Washington, D. C.. on a. visit

to her sister. Mrs. Wendell Lea in . mother. toll

Charlottetown and her Mrs. Frank Dixon in North Tryon -8.

Mrs. Hayden Dixon. accompanied by her small daughter. Marlon, has returned to her home in summer- slde. after spending the past week at lrishtown, where she was the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred L. Campbell and famlly.n

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-Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Delory and daughter Bernice of Georgetown were visitors to Prince County on Sunday. They crossed to the misin- iand on the "Abagwait" and return- mg visited Mrs. Delory'a sister Mrs James Pendersast and family at Kansington.-K.

Mr.'ahd Mrs. Arthur Campbell. french River, have taken over the cafe at Remington, known as Lay- ton's Restaurant. and their many friends will wish them every success

icon has been d as manager for the remainder of the sumiger. - ur

Mir. and Mrs. Layton Dunning former proprietors of Layton's Rest- aurant have opened a taxi Ind news stand. in Kenslngton. and will have the best wishes of their many .friends for the success of their new business.-Bur

Friends will be glad to learn that Miss Barbara Woodside has been able to return from the Print: County Hospital. to her home in Morgan. although she will be in a cast for several weeks. Barbara's back was injured when she fell from a loft some time ago.-Bur

Mrs. Thomas g Stewart. Newton. Masa.. and Mrs. Evard Cheney of

to-visit friends and relatives hare. Mrs. Stewart is well known as a

Mrs. Cheney is the former Miss Mary Murphy. end will be the guest of her sister. Miss Jessie Murphy. Kelvin Grove.-Bur

Mtrs Gerald Mill. claimant. and Mleau Lauretta mid Matloria Bur- lock. of ,oorn;' i. . N. 3.. were guests or their aunt. Mrs. William I. Dolfjhlrtt and Mrs. Doushart. long River. on 'hiasday. The Miss- es but-lock are spending their vac- ation at Olermont where they are guests of Mr. and am. Mill.-lur

Mrs. Laura Hogs returned on Sunday to the home of her tson, Mrs David Murvhi. Capo Traverse. after spending the out edveral weeks at the home of her son and

daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy. isalvln Grove. when she has made. a good p at

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MONC10 - N. 3.. Mil. 20 - (G)-Death of lflford Manning Jack Cunningham. a native of Al- berton. P. E. 1.. occurred at the Monoton City Hospital saturday.

K0 was so. .

His death followed a' brief Illness

r. ham came to Moncton some 35 years ' ago. and had practiced his trade . as I block- smith for a great number of years before retiring. - Recently he made his rasidano. in suburban pleppe. Names of any survivors. if any,vwere not knows: here.

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A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized at St. Anne's Church. Lot 65. on July lil when Mary Teresa Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic McDonald was entered in holy bonds of matrimony to Wil- son Arthur. oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Baicom, Port Duf- ferin, Halifax County. Nova Sco- tia. Rt. Rev. Maurice McDonald, uncle of the bride performed the marriage ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

The bride. who was given in marriage by her father, looked charming in a gown of while slip- per satin and s finger-tip veil held in place by a halo of pearls. She carried a bouquet of red roses and maiden hair fern. She was attend- ed by her sister Doria. who wore a gown of pink net over nylon, and matching headdress, and car- ried a bouquet of pink and white sweet peas.

The groomsman was Mr. Fred- die Wadeil, Halifax.

Following the ceremony, a re- ceptlon was held 'at the Queen Hotel. Charlottetown. where about twenty-live guests were present. Prior to her marriage Teresa was tendered a shower at her home where she received a well- filled purse.

Following their honeymoon the bride and groom left for Calgary where the groom is serving with the Princess Patricia Canadian Light infantry. (Halifax papers please copy)

LINE-B DELAYED

LE: HAVRE, France. Aug. 17-- (R.eutera)-A- strike threat i today delayed-the departure of the recon- ditioned French luxury liner, Lib- erte. on her maiden trip to- New York. Officers of the 50.000-ton vessel-formerly the German liner Europea-threatened to strike un- less they received a. wage increase and an improvement of their stat- la- : Trowsdale. of summerslde. and they will also visit relatives there and at Charlottetown.--Bur

. Arthur. M iron or Brock- , , ting her native province for the first time in fifteen years. Mrs. Morrison is the format

where she will visit friends and relatives is well as at O'I.ieary and Long River.-Bur

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burke. with their daughter and son. Janet and Is-ed .fr., left on Friday to return to their home in Bwampscott. Mass.. after spending the past two weeks at French River. where they. were guests of Mrs. Burk's sister, Mrs. Warren Sims, and Mr. Sims. They also visited Mrs. Burke's mother. Mrs. !.'ila Campbell. her brother. Mr. James Campbell and Mrs. Campbell. Park Corner, and sister, Mrs. Bruce Macneod and Mr. Mac- Leod. Kensingion.-Bur.

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I-ll-Y Cidera-Mayor Henry Wedge. l..A.C. lill Was-chick. Bill Fridgen. Councillor Herb Schurman. Walter (Dutch) Un- derwood. John MacNalll. Horace Macrarlane. Jimmy Grady.

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....' A wedding of local inusust was aolesnnizsd at south Porcu- sine. Ontario on August nth when Annie. lath, daughter of Mr. and run. heater 1. Melwen. Bristol. Prince ldwsrd Island. was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Sidney Bryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney .8mith, Cochrane. ont- i-IHO. with luv. H. O. Matoer-offic- lsting. The bride was attractively attired in a gown of pale blue crepe with white accessories and won a careers of pink roses. At- tendants were Louise Mclwen. sis. ter of the bride and Alex sheen. brother-in-larw of the groom. Fol- lowing theceremony a small re- ception was held in the Pam Cot- tloe. Timmlns, after which the happy couple left on a trip throughout southern Ontario. on return they will take up residence in Cochrano where Mr. smith foreman of the Ticknor Motor sales and Service.

Miss Mcnwen is a graduate of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital School of Nursing. Prior to her marriage she was on the staff of the Lady Minto I-icspltal, Coch- rane. .

Turner-lenlilns Wedding;

Baskets of gladioli, interspersed with green. formed a floral set- ting ln the Summerside Trinity United Church for a pretty wed- ding at 3 oiclock on Saturday afternoon when Lois Rae. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins, exchanged marriage vows with I-70 Douglas Lorne Turner. son of Mrs. Bert Turner and the late Mr. Turner of Toronto. The double ring ceremony was per- formed by Rev. George Fee, chaplain in the R.C.A.F. The wed- ding music was under the direc- tion of the organist, Miss Mary Geldart. -

Given in marriage by her fa- ther. the bride was lovely in her wedding gown of white marqui- sette over taffeta fashioned with fitted bodice. long lily point sleeves, high neckline with Peter Pan collar and full skirt endisii: in a long train. Her finger tip -veil of French illusion fell A-om la headdress of seed pearls. Her bouquet was of Better Time roses.

Mrs. Benjamin Beck. as matron lot honor for her cousin, wore a .floor length gown of beauty rose lsatin with fitted bodice. draped skirt with bustle effect and matching mitts. Her headdress was a large aqua picture hat. Her bouquet was of Queen Eliza- beth yellow roses.

Bcth gowns were designed by lMiss Marl of the Fifth Avenue ' New York shop.

1-U0 George Ridley was the best man. l-70 Parent and F70 Arthur Titus were the ushers.

The bride's mother was attired in aquattlssue fallle with con- trasting accessories and wore ll corsage of Talisman roses. The groom”: mother was unable to be present due to ill health.

Following the ceremony a re- ception for sixty guests was held at Mulberry Lodge where the bride's table. with its attractive floral arrangement and lighted tapers. was centred with a three- tier wedding cake topped with sweet peas. Mrs. Joseph Siddall of River-ton, N. .I., and Mrs. Les- ter Johnstone of Charlottetown were the hostesses presiding at the tea table. while Miss Bette Coyle. Mrs. George Macintosh. .Mrr. Cecil Powell, Mrs. Harold Rodd. Mrs. David Cornish and Mrs. Shelton Harris assisted in serving.

I-70 and Mrs. Turner left by automobile on a honeymoon trip throughout the Maritime Provin- ces and on return will reside in Summeralde. The bride travelled in a suit of raffle blue gabardlne with black velvet trim and black accessories and a corsags of pink carnatlons.--S.

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This favoured land will probably never need the aid of gnmcm "in-m-kins but should that un- fortunate clrcumstance over oc- cur there ll I faithful uumgngr visitor who can tell Islanders all about it. Dr. C. W. Vgn Q5: Merwe. of New York and his wife Wm it-kins about their summer vacation one day in 1903 and Picked out Prince Edward Island on a map and decided to or,-mp h-ere. Travelling to strange places P” "0 HOW exverience for the Van der Mei-was. Both of them were born in south Africa and they travelled all over Europe will Dr. Van der Merwe pursued his studies in Scotland and Germany. He is now head of the physics do. D11”?-I110!” of New York University Ind they spend their vacations visiting all over the North Amer- ican continent. When they .s.nded It Borden one evening in that pre-war summer of 1933 they did not even know the names of the -main towns in the Province. Thev just followed the highway to sum. mersido and stopped at Human.- View Cabins. They liked it so much that they have returned every summer since that time. al. ihoush they still continue to make other trips. As a matter of fact they just returned from Mexico City before cosninlz here this time. Asked why of all the places on the continent that they have via. had they should choose Prince Ed ward Island to return to annually. Mrs. Van der Merwe said. ''It is the quiet and peace and rest that We set here." They also spoke hixhiy of Harbour View Cabins where the swimming is "the us: in the world."

Rain-Making Enpca iments

Dr. Van der Merwe is a prom. inent man in the field of physics This past spring he was a member of an advisory committee of scient- ists set up by Mayor O'Dwyer if New York to consider the advisibll- ity of trying out artificial rain- making to end the drouth which had lowered the reservoirs supply- ing the city with water to a dan- gerous level. The condition was .s.. serious that all sorts of measures were resorted tow conserve water such as forbidding men to uhave on certain days and prohibiting the use of water for washing cars The advisory committee was un- anrlmous in recommendl , art-.ificial rain making and the Mayor, acting on their advice, commissioned a Dr. Howell to carry out the experi- ment. This sixr.-rner has been one of the wettest on record and the reservoirs are almost full.

Dr. Van der Merwe does not sug- gest that the efforts of Dr. How-31' were responsibl for this un- usually heavy rainfall but he is quite confident that they increased it. There are two methods used, he explains, but the one used by Dr. Howell was the "seeding" of clouds with dry ice which is solid carbon-dioxide.

Can Cause Rain

Dr. Van der Merwe .says that when rain making experiments are carried out in the laboratory they always work and so it has been proved beyond a doubt.that it can be done. However, inalaboratory one has conditions which are per- fect because they have been ar- ranged. The difficulty in putting the experiments into practice is that one has to wait until condit- ions become satisfactory. It is

toward the area. over which rain should fail and then the temper- ature in the cloud must be below zero, cerlttgrade. If these condit- ions are present the -cloud is seed-

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IINSINGTON Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15 Thrill to the spectacular exploits of this great fighter-lover in this magnificent screen adventure- "ADVENTUIIS or CA!ANOVA" Starring Arturo De Cordova, Luc- ille Bremer. Turhan Bey. Noreen Nash.

, Also Comedy-Real.

OLYMPIA DINE rand DANCE HALL

I Summer-side Tuesday 9:30 to 1:00 Music by

George Chappelle and his Merry Islanders

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-On Monday afternoon. August 7th. nature bestowed her fairest weather on the people of Indian River pariah when they assembled in St. Mary's Church. overlooking beautiful Indian River, for tba.t.ri- ennial visit of His Excellency Bishop James Boyle.

oellency proceeded from the par-

connrmation was fifty children after they had been catachiud by Rev. J. W. McCar- die. His Excellency then address- ed the children and parishioners. The church was beautifully dec- orated with flowers for the occas- ion. ,- Tha music and choir was under tha direction of the organist. Mrs.