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. , 1__6 , who -has rhif-Jitgés ﬁle-Ir nllggé, Mrs. Earl w“ o Iinri hcr brother, Mr. w. T. 00:19.25“; Summerside. has left gtmrettirn, to Weliesiy, Mass-S.

v ti, Summers e Wilslﬁlodwfyfaflm a very pleasant III'0'\V09ItS holidays spell! Ht D81- vay.by~lh9-S0l1.—s.

Marion McAsscy, R- N- M; returned to Sherbrooire, Que. me,- spending a three-weeks hOII- day with her parents, Mr and Mrs. sherman McAsst-ra, Sumruerside-S

- . P ine. wife of Dr. H- i=- Palnlefxssiipeiritnterziant of GTE-Ill?" state Hospital. ixas arrived by‘ plane on a visit to her sister. Mrs. T, H. E. IlﬂTH/il. Beaver Street.

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'-PLANNING NEW GRADE!) SCHOOL-The ratepayers of 1n- dlsn River School District‘ have. duylng the summer holidays. been holding a series of entertainment: 4,, their school. with the purpose o; building a new graded school

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pegs both socially and ﬁnancially. ind it is hoped that by next sum- iner a new zraclcd school will make its appearance in Ind-Ill! River. For the present. the sen- ior classes are being conducted In the Parochial Hail during t!!! 1916-47 term.

-0FI-‘ICE CLOSES AUG. The Officc of the Re construction Council for Edward Island which is located at Summcrslde in the Journal build- ing will close on August ‘oth at which time the Regional Recon- struction Council will cease to exist. This is in accordance with an announcement made recently In ihc House of Commons by the Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister of Reconstruction and Supply. to the effect that all Regional Recon; strurtion Councils in Canada would he BIJOIIEIDEG as of August 16th. The Secretary of the council and office manager i-s Maioi- J S. Wright. Mr. Peter C. Clarke. Suin- riilcﬁgie is chairman of the Coun~ ci. .

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_The Ailorni Beauty Salon will be closed from Sept. 2nd

i0 16th to give the staff a well earned vacation.

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-RISIIIVE WEDNESDAY, Aug- ust 21st for Prince County Exhibi- tion at. Alberto!»

40! SAII — Piano sandman. Phone 50. e.

—NOTICE. — Mammoth Auction Sale at. Percy R. Callbacks, Tryon, Wednesday. ugust 21st. B

Maohiner , Household Effects. E. C. Bell. uctioneer.

—-CHUBCB OF ENGLAND SEB- VICIBS for the Pariah of Spring- field and Crapaud. Sunday, August 11th. St. Elizabeth's. Springfield, 11.00 A. M. Holy Communion. St. John's, Crapaud, 7.30 P. M. raycir.

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-PBINCETOWN United Church. Malpeque. Rev. C. J. Crowdis, Min- later, Mrs. Chester Simpson. Organ- ist. Services at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. The Rev. Dr. J.-A. Ramsay will conduct both services and preach.

—ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Mann. Kensington. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Elizabeth Pearl, to Kenneth Walker. son of Mr. Fred Clark and the late Mrs. Clark of Wilrnot, P. E. Island. Marriage to take place in the near future.

-—M1's. Percy Weeks, St. Elean- ors, her daughter Patricia and her elders. Mrs. Iltornas Noonan and Mrs. James Cor-don. Richmond, and MrsDaniei McDonald. Sher- broolre have returned from a four days tour o! the eastern end of the Island and they also visited Alderles were they received a gracious welcome from “Ellen and James."

-nu nosrrrar. -—VICt0r Ricri~ tird, 12 years old. is a pazlent in the Prince County Hospital in a

ed by his father. Mr. Hector Ric!» ard o! l-lowlm. Ht.- has severe head iraluries and a possible fractured arm. A governor of a. motor oc- came stuck oernaitting the mottir to run wild and the vibration: caused a brace to break loose» which flew up and struck the boy I Mr. Richard was present at the time and threw the switch stop- ping the motor but he was not i.i time-S

Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary I

An event of unusual Interest took place in Kensington at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace, Glover on Mo day, August 6th when they en ertnined in honor of Mrs. Glover's parents, Mr and Mrs. Joseph Daveson, on the oc- casion of their golden iveddirng Ln- niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Davlsnn were married at, Malneque. P. Island, August 5. i896.

For the reception the bride of 60 years wore a black brocaried

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During the afternoon and oven- many relatives and friend!

UGUST 10, 1946 “=-:_ PAGE ELEVEN WESTERN GUARDIAN ——— ~'-----»- i . i I ,_____ mpwuﬁ‘. Wear a Sport Coat nouns-st was! l" 111:“ some. g v I I mean-en's... u...“ svMMERswE t. w-u-ﬁftsr tarsal» .....§.'.‘f.":.'.t.:.::t'"i.::'.".:. ":.°::'.:'.‘.";...‘£.1'.P'::. that:

ioyed a few weeks the guest oi Mayor Tanton and Mrs. ‘rantotu. | 918111112 am re mending the vieek at wgst 6:90 conducting a hioic study clan.

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Messrs. Frank and Gordon Pur- dv are ondoying their holidays with their tamer, Dr. AL. Purdy.

The W.M.S. o: the Maser Ms- niorial Church met. Wednesday Iéflieiinoon at- the home of Mrs. l-l.

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Dr. Eric Found and Mn. Found llient several days among friends and relatives and were the guests of Mrs. Pounds mother, Mrs. John Wilson.

Miss Jean MacArthur, Boston.‘ Mass. paid H brie: visit here. Rio. i; a niece of Mr. Keir Campbell. i

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Mir. Arthur Campbell visited his brother. Mr. Keir Campbell and Mrs. Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Currie are guests of Mrs. currie's mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Kamloops. 3.0.. are enjoying a month's visit, the guests of MLI Matthews‘ sister. Mrs. John Wells.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Wells havei as their welcome guests their son Frank and his wife and young‘ daughter, Pamela. -

Mr. R. T. Morrison. Summer-I side. has paid several visits to Alberton inspecting the work oi installing a. hot water heating‘ system with thermostat control.

Messrs. Harry Miller and Rob- ert Nicholson. Charlottetown. were visitors to Alberton Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White and daughter Beatrice, also Mr. Wal-' ter Gray. Lynn, Mass, arrived

lcxfalied to offer their Coﬂlrltilllr i was served at;

' di t A family mm ts being the

w ’§2‘.§‘°%.‘.“?..3?“..il2§f“ as; ﬁ‘°:*:..s::%"tii.-..?*.:tf..:r":t.;£ tsxhsttsvdstrsz: B...» crow _ - - . h _ p; __ gntertainmenfs have been a suc- noon yesterday iu a saw mill trwn- Murchison of st. Jo- ntnends m:

former pastor and many years. | All members o! the family were I, present at the di-ncier witn e exception of their son Earle, who. died on uctive service during tno First Great War. The dining room table presented a pleasing ap- pearance with silver candle sticks. and gc-ld candies m either side, of a decorated wedding cake. | Those assisting Mrs. Glover during the afternoon and evening were her sister. Miss Lily Dav- ison and Mrs. Cordon C. Warren‘, of Charlottetown. Mrs. Weldon Daviso-n. a sister-in-law. Ken- singtcm. Mrs. MB¢N9III~ Charlottetown - | MacArthur. Kensington. -| sisting were two granddaughters, Miss Elaine Glover and Gwycineth; Davison of Kensington. The otheri grand children present. were Joyce and Earle Warren. Charlottetown and Earle and, Gladys Davison. Kensington. l Mr. and Mrs. Davison received many gifts including a purse cf money from the family anti were receipt of many cards and let- ters of wngratuiatlon.

Robinson’: Bakery install llow Oven

The old-established Summer-side industry. Robinson's Bakery. now ,owned and mans ed by Mr. J. |Wiifred Kelly. we l-knovvn as the proprietor for years of that other old establishment, the Toronto Bakery, has recently had installed -a Master Baker, Revolving Tray type oven. the first, to be install- ed in this province.

This mammoth ovan has a ea- pzcity of 360 loaves of bread at a

king and at every forty minutes can he reloaded with another 560. The oven. which has a weight of 16.000 pounds. is impressive in appearance, with its four-pa i-i enamelied front-‘over twelve feet

in length and extendi-n back a similar distance. A full ew of its operations is afforded from the

front of the oven. Upon the prggg. ing of a switch the eight large revolving trays which hold the 105W! EWIHII instantly. smoothly and silently into motion. The oven is heated by oil and the motive power is furnished by an slsm-ic motor. The heat is ther uri-

caliy controlled and the trays re-i

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Monday evening to spend a few days with . White's mother. Mrs. Thos. Wilkinson. who cele- brated her 08th birthday Aug. 8th.

Mr. R. L. Lairkin. Chadotte- town. spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. H. J. Larkin. who is summerlng on the Montrose Riv- er. *

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Monday evening a nicely ap- pointed dance in aid of an elevat- or for the Wstern Hospital was very much enjoyed by a bevy of young people. The hail was artis- tically decorated for the occasion." The color scheme was red. White and blue. vines and flowers with sweet peas and ciarkia predomin- sting. The ladies provided aI dainty lunch for the happy 195' hour. wisic was furnish-ed by the Western Five orchestra. J. White and Ciordon- F. White. vio- linists: Mrs. J. Latter. pianistz‘ Mr. Frank O'Connor, guitar; Mr. _ Raymond ATIearn, traps and drums. The event was a huge success financially and socially-

Borden

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and Mrs. Iﬂve- i n, DEALERS Rev. J. S. Kleinsteuber and Rev. 0. R. Stairs in charge. th, Jecikin or clisr- n ' r n _ - tiotlgtsgwlnaolsgent the Wselimd I“! “on t Fence M’ In Fredericton ALL WELCOME 3°75" Wm‘ Mr‘ and Mrs’ went Wm‘ gﬂltly EH36’?! "Id o0+0o +a _ . a van ~ ~~ ~ - Wm __- i ’ +++¢+4r4wt~++++d~eb++++++++++7 Congratulatlons to Mr. and Mrs! Also Comedy, News and Last v -Wiliiam McAleer of_ Borden on the. Chapter of Serial iblrth of a son in the ‘PPIOC? |County Hlﬁlmll ‘m sa‘urday‘ t ' PLAY GOLF

_ N James anldksoruingrgrlltdle of ‘oTfiillset. Mil“- who have spent the PW 1W° ‘veeks with Mr. and 'Mrs. Heller Myers. North Carleton returned to the U. 5.A. on Saturday.

Miss Betty Jenkins who has been employed in Civil Servscc at Ottawa arrived at Borden on Mon- ‘day and proceeded to her home in Georgetown on Tuesday-

Robinson‘: Bakery and tlie local c: cern is to be congratulated u on their enterprise. tnrouilh \v ich Bummersitle has an industry of which the town has every rea- son to be proud-S. .. 31y za mi

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I have just installed new shingle saws, now in_ opera, tion for public.

WEEKS 8: MILLS

Camp Meetings in Gospel Tent at KensingtonrT Sunday 3 and 8 P.M.

Monday and Tuesday 8 P.M.

Unloading during August,

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For prompt delivery, place orders early. Booking or- ders for fall delivery of ground limestone.

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