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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street, Summeraide, Phone 280 , N9“. SubacriptionsrAdverflaing Representatives

I.’ ILMEB MURPHY and 650m] cmw The Guardian may be bought at any of the - following stores in ummeralde lull Bookstore. Summer Street; Gourliea B. Kelly’! Newllhnd, Water Street; Mark Gaudet, d’! Grenville Street; Second Street; Island Motor Transport,

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gator-e, 21 Central Street;

ter Street

flte Guardian will be delivered to any home in Summerside by Carrier Io! It 8e per thy or 18o per week. Phone I80 for this service or give your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route,

h-SAVE $2.50. Buy a season's tic-

—~ Mrs. Raymond Mil.l of Yar- ‘hnout

get, $5.00, for Old Home Week.

AMNCE. Whim Raul Hall, Pri- dgy, August 12th.’

_BU\' A season's ticket for Old Home Week and avoid the rush at the ticket office.

-lCE CREAM social in Malpe- que Hall, Wednesday evening, Aug. 10th. in aid of United Church.

l' -lCE carom SOCIAL in Spring

valley Hall. Friday evening, spoil- 5Cf0d by St. Stephen's Church.

DSUMMERSIDE Business Col- lege will re-open September 6th. l-‘ull commercial courses. Write or phone 45-2.

—lCE CREAM SOCIAL in Spring Valley l-lall, Tuesday evening, August 9th. Sponsored by It. Qqah- en's Church.

~SEASON TICKETS for Oiil llomc Week can be secured from Vernon Matthews or T. l). Car- ruthers, Summerslde.

l -l-lOME MADE ICE CREAM and Cnke at St. Eleonora Hull, Thurs- day evening, August lllth. Spon- snycd by North Si. Eieanors Women's Institute.

- lN HOSPITAL — Mrs. Arthur Gallant of Garden City. Michigan. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital with a broken ankle and bruises following a, car accident on Wednesday night about midnight near St. Eleanors. — S

-NO'I‘ICE TO ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that. their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prev- ious day to guarantee insertion. Out of city advertisers who tele- phone classifieds, etc., should par- ticularly bear this in mind.

Personals

_. Mr. Tl... Compton of Sum- merside is a patient in the Princc County Hospital. -- S

_- Mrs. Josephine Murphy of Summerside is undergoing treat- ment in the Prince County Hos- pital. -—- S

-_.Mr. Thomas Tobin and son Douglas Tobin oi Halifax are visit- ing in Summer-side and vicinity the guest of Mr. Juries Tobin and Mrs. Tobin.-S.

—Mr. Charles Dignnn left Sum- merside Monday on return to his home in Cleveland, Ohio, after an enjOyBble holiday renewing old acquaintances .-S.

-Miss Madge Bulk arrived from evening to spend her summer ‘vacation in Surn- merside the guest of her sister. Mrs- J. W. Hogg Belmont Strcet.-—S.

—-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frankel. New York are spending a week with Mrs. FrankePs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Maynard, Nor- tham.

h, N.S., the former Elaine Gallant, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Wilfred Gallant. First Street, Summerside. -— 8

— The many friends of Mrs. GA. Boehner, superintendent of the Prince County Hospital will be pleased to learn she is making a satisfactory recovery following an operation. -— S

—-Mra. E. J_. Chandler and little daughter, Bonnie of Saint John. N. B. have returned after visiting Mrs. Chandler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. JOSe/ph Linkletter, Summer- side-s. I

—-Mr. Kenneth Llnkletter of Summerside recently spent his two-weeks vacation with his sis- ter. Mrs. E. J. Chandler and Mr. Chandler in Saint John, N.B.—S-

——Mrs. John C. Jack fofmfirli of Summerside arrived from New York Sunday to spend her vaca- tion with her parents. Mr. and Edmund Maynard, Norlham. - .1’.

-Mlss Marie Linkletter, RN. of

h" parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llnkletter, Sllmmerslde. En route Ihe visited her sister, Mrs. E. J. Phmdler. Saint John. n. a. She s accompanied by a young fri-‘nli 0f Taber, Alta. Mary Carlin-S.

Taber. Alta, has arrived to visit nlqq

NH! I suns

With PYRAY Gives You

GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph 5- Mlllliflrt. Summer-side.

-n1cvct.r:s aaraman, n» sulky wheels. Sterling Moase, New Annan.

--BUSSES will leave Summer- side beginning at 3.30 this after- noon for the Curran and Briggs- Abbie game, Charlottetown. $2.00 return.

--FUNERAL NOTICE-The fun- eral of the late Mrs. Jessie E. Rogers of Chelton, wife of Cole man Rogers, will be held today, Wednesday, at 2.00 p.m. from the Bowness Funeral Home, Summer- side to St. John's Cemetery, St. Eleonora,

—-BOY. 0H BOY. You'll really be cooking when you use Summer Propane Gas. It can be installed quickly and easily in your home. cottage or on the farm. Your local dealers, I-‘rank and Don MacNcill, 27 Central Street. Strnmetside, can supply you with full information.

—VACA1I0NlNG HERE -- Mrs. Annie Pond formerly the Guardian representative for Prince County is at present visiting in the Prov- ince rcnetving old friendships and a host of old friends are indeed glad to see her once more and note that she is enjoying excellent health. Mrs. Pond is vacationing at Clark's Shore-S.

—-MICELLANEOUS SHOWER-

On the eening of August 5. the home of Mr. and yfrs. Frank MacKay, Albany, was the scene of a pleasant event. The meeting ick the form of a miscellaneous shower in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Hnzen Dawson who have recently moved into their new home. Those present included friends from Albany and surrounding districts. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson were seated on gaily decorated chairs. Miss Isnbel Gardiner cut the strings of the many and useful gifts while Miss Mabel Sher:y read the hum- orous verses and Miss Sybil Mac- Kay arranged the gfits on the

table. Mr. Dawson arose to the oo- n‘

casion and on behalf of his wife and himself heartily thanked their friends for remembering them so kindly. Mr. Dawson was royally bounced but Mrs. Dawson myster- iously disappeared for the time being. A dainty lunch was served by the ladies,‘ assisted by some of the men fc-lk. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs. MacKsy for the use of their home for this enjoyable "get-to- gether."

—TWO YEAR SENTENCE - George MacDonald, 17 of Summer- side, was sentenced to two years in Dorchester Penitentiary by Magistrate R. S. Hinton, K.C., in Summerside yesterday on a charge of attempted arson. According to the evidence he set a fire in the Prince County Jail on August 3rd while he was n prisoner there. The jailor succeeded in extinguish- ing the blaze with a garden hose and ho fire alarm was turned ln. He was serving a term for theft. At the same court a party from Summerslde was fined $200 and costs for possession under the Temperance Act. Two men from French River were fined $20 and costs for being intoxicated. Three Indians were fined $10 and costs under the Indinn Act for being in- foxicafed. Two parties charged with operating a motor vehicle with insufficient lights were given nominal fines, Ii number of case were adjourned-S. ‘

Ottawa Assault Case Adjourned

OTTAWA, Aug. 9—-(CP)—Fotir young boys pleaded not guilty to- day to a charge of indecently ns- snulting ZS-month-old Giselle Ln- chance In a lowertown garage last July 11 and were released from custody when their hearing was udiourned.

Judge Allan Fraser in Juvenile Court said he would ask no bail but stressed the parents of the boys would take direct responsib- ility for their custody. Previously he declined to release the child- ren on the ground they mirht come to harm because of wide- snreod publlc feeling over the in-

i.

The four boys involved Include three brothers, aged eight, nine and 12, and another 10-year-old boy. The hearing was adjourned "sine die", until the crown and de- fence ngree on a date.

i... u S'Side l Yesterday Of Mr. Roy E. Maclean

The death occurred at the Prince County Hospital yesterday morning e! Mr- Roy a. Maehoan of Cent- ral Lot 18 in his 64th year. The. late Mr. MacLean was born at Lot 16 when.- for some years he was a successful and highly regarded tanner. In 1935 he retired from farming and entered the registry office in Summerside as assistant

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HOLMAN’S ---

Summer Clearances

registrar of deeds, a position he held until ill health forced him to retire about three months ago.

He leaves to mourn his wife the former ‘Isabelle MacGregor; two sons Kenneth at Lot 16, Donald in Surnmerside, two daughters. Mrs. Frank McNutt (Gwen) Darnley; Mrs. N. w. Underwood (Marjorie), Summerside; two brothers, Rel. Vance MaicLean, Ottawa, presently at home; James G. MaoLean, l Southwest Lot 1B; three sisters, Mrs. Giles Cannon (Georgie), El- gln. Ont.; Mrs. Prescott Forbes, (Vl-Olét) . Drumheller, Alberta; Blanch, Summarslde.

The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at. 2 o'clock from the home of his son Kenneth.

Interment in Lot 16 Cemetery.

S'Side Firm Sells Machinery To Harmon Field

The lloll Manufacturing and Cold Storage Co. Ltd.. of Summer- side. manufacturers of all kinds of farm implements and local repre- sentatives of Allis Chalmers; ‘Tractor C0 Ltd, completed a sale several days a-go to the American‘ Government of one Allis Chaimers B tractor and one one-hundred gallon four-row Hall power sprayer, to be used at the U.S.A.l=‘. base, Harmon Field. at stevenvllie, New/ foundland.

Sale Special . - . . .

, Sale Men's <STRAW~ HATS

- Thursday, Friday, Saturday

There's lots of time yet m which to wear o Straw Hot...

~ And this is your Big Chance to

jot o good quality Straw and save considerable money too! The balance of our Sirow Hots go on sole...ln the collection ore broken lines of smart Hots in o variety of colors and sizes. Don't miss this chance of got-

Men‘: and Boys‘

suuurn uuornwrnn ‘a

GREATLY

Thursday, Friday,

MEN'S BALBMGGAN cousin. ATIONS with short sleeves and ankle length legs. All 5",,

gfllllfl‘? clprice 2.00. Summer pecro eoronce, , Per suit . . . .

MEN'S lAlllfiAvN ATHLET- IC COMBINATIONS with no buttons, no sleeves and ankle iength legs. AIl sizes. Regular price 1.59. Summer Clearance Special,

per suit . . . . . ..

REDUCED Saturday

IOYS’ oorrou KNIT VESTS

to match i-Iio lrieis. In sizes 24- j to 32. Regular price 69c. Sum-

mer Clearance Special,

per garment ,.

24o Pairs Men's Cotton

BRIEFS

ting o good Straw Hut.

1.29 to 3

SHOP EARLY Regular 1.95 "lo 6.00

MEN'S BALBRIGGAN DRAW- ERS with ankle length legs. All

sizes. Regular price 1.29. Sum- sellers. AI! sizes. Regular mer Clearance Special, 95c. Summer Cicerone; per pair . . . . . . . . . .. s _ I MEN'S BALBRIGGAN uuorr- '°°'°'-

- SHIRTS to match the Drawers. P" Pa"

65 All sizes. Regular 1.19. -.>‘ - mer Clearance Special, pqyy “L . per garment 6 c BMGGAN ATHUFHC

The machines were shipped direct . to Harmon Field from the local. airport where they were picked up’ by a U.S.A.F. aircraft, a Fair- child flying box car. l Mr. George Key, managing dir-j ector of Hall's. said yesterday that, this was the second shipment of‘ farm machinery to Harmon Mold which is an excellent indication cf the quality of machinery manu- factured and distributed by thisj

m.

The Falrchll-d plane which tookI back the machinery to Harmon Field also carried on the return trip a cargo cf milk from the Ideal Dairy. For a number of years now planes from this base have been making regular trips to Surrunerside for fresh pasteurized milk and con- siderable other business is done in

= MEN'S _ WEAR DEPT. -

HQLMANF?

BOYS’ COTTON KNIT BRIEFS ore of the best quality. In waist sizes 24 to 30. Regular price , 75c. Summer Clearance Special, per pair...“

legs. In

Oi fine quality knil_|||.,. Briefs were our very but

COMBINATIONS with no but. ions, no sleeve; and

Price 98c. Summer

49c $1192.“.

knee length 32. Regular Clearance

sizes 24 to

SUMMERSIDE

Summerside as well. This huge’ plane has a carrying capacity of 16,000 pounds-S.

Hurricanes In 7-0 Victory

The R. C. A. F. Hurricanes de- feated Schurmans softball aggreg- ation in a regular league fixture at the Airforce diamond last night,‘ blanking the town team by the score of 7 to 0. But two hits were given up by Lamourieux, Airforce pitcher, and he struck out fifteen men in seven innings. Three of Schurman’: batters took first on free passes.

The Hurricanes lashed out sev- cn hits of‘! Donnie Simmons, and the Scliurman flinger issued three walks, striking out one. The Hur- ricanes were also "steadier afield, committing only one bobble while the losers made seven miscues. Balfour MacKay and Carl Sleeves rapped out the two Schur-

Sport Echoes

From Prince Bounty

For a thriller-diller baseball story with three excitirk climaxes the twelve-inning game at Curran‘ d: Briggs diamond Sunday filQd the bill. Henry Gallant pulled a game that most people had given iiIP as lost out of the fire in the ninth inning with a two-run sing- le. That tied everything up and it‘. looked as if the game might end in a deadlock. That l8. it did un-‘ til the tenth, when the Abbies put a man on second and Ryan hit a Texas Leaguer over first that looked good to drive the deciding‘ run in, but Hank Landry swooped in and made one of his special man binglcs while McNab led the slwvtl catches Whliih killed thin Airforce hitters, getting two for thrflll». Then in U16 twelfth m3‘. ‘two. Russell hit two for three and ‘in! 5011119 MRCKBY 51'0"? Landry‘ Lnmourieux, Kerr and Kent got in Wit-ll B "IP19 WhlCh PFWH! W. the other safemm |be the deciding wallop of a very; Llnklettefs catch of a foul fly It-lrrlnsrbnttle- It was a wash one back of first base was the feature '9 1N0 but ‘he Chilhltelllw" defensive play o; the Even“; ‘boys took it w.ith‘a'smile. Lineups:-

H-mlcanea: Auger, c; Kent, 2b; Lomourieux, p; Russell, ss; Spears,’ 3b; McNab, cf; Weir and Murphy. rf; Thomas and Hughes, 1f; Kerr and Simpson, 1b.

Schurrnans: MacKay, c; Sim- nions, p; Llnkletter and Delaney, 1b; Sleeves. 2b; Gorrill, 3b; Stew- art and MacDonald. ss: Graham. if: Simmons. cf: Douceite, rf. Umpires Plate, Boudreau; bases

In today's (Wednesday's) game| at Charlottetown, if Curran dz Briggs win they will have clinch- ed first place in the league stand- ing. Ii they lose and the Abbie; win their two games with the R.- C.A.F'. the two teams will be tied for first place. So a great deal depends on the game today in Charlottetown. I

a a o a Syl Bernard accepted twelve‘

play his contribution to victory Mr. Leigh McKay, O'Leary, i: was still very coflllderlble. ,l

1m thi hom ' Egg?“ his ho “y! I u e The Blue ‘Se; team has taken

ts first victory in the play-offs’ Mrs. Michael Dayle recently vls- prvvldlnl Holmium d“

I not win the

d 1 ,1 m p" - protest entered because of their

lffflnm” ‘ “d ‘e ' m ' 'claim that the ball was not in play

' i When Bayne used the "hidden

, l MK d son ball" trick on Benny Grady at rallli. deli-timed: visitolr‘: u. o'- first base 1n th= fourth

inning] u"), ‘The air-force team lost only two m. Raymond Gallant,

games all season and seemed to_

Lulu“, have an edge on titre ‘other 0051-‘

mum m4 Mm,“ 345M111“; mm; petitora. it wu un or unate t at_ 1 , Holmans did not have the serv-

sumhy n Mm aw" c“ n‘ ices of their capable playing n,’ ma" “VH1” “d 17mm coach, Joe Bernard, for this im-' Norman are visiting at the home Dorilnt Nfllflt- - °' m‘ m" m" '"“k Mmmm’ Now awful’. ‘on; rnhm I

oil

we" ma.‘ ___. Charlottetown and Sumpierude

_ _ n. have eaoh won a lama in their‘

mlgrulndAnfi: £1,112’? current epic struggle for the Vet-l

Orwell Cove. were recent visitors trill Qhlmlfilflllhll! 0f Pflllce Id-

“ m. Mm, M m5 um M“ w“- ward Inland there in talk of hav-l ilam Smith.

in] the two teams settle the qiieh‘

____ tion of supremacy in a neutral

“may; M: 1,134‘ 3:92;‘. ball park, possibly Remington. _ ' to e a

al-lum wwmxnr 3%."; M. Since the ‘luihmbrslde Old Tim-' berton. All with her a speedy ro-

ers received their id to l lhellsck-l cover).

ind at the hands of their tottering ‘rivals from the Capital City, we have heard quite a number of,

ALIIQST A DILUGI A rainfall of one inch over one I115" ‘Wlllllllll

acre of und would mean a -. tel deielt- NOD05! Ilflfll l0 W"!

lllfl¢D°nflld~ chances without a miscue in the lottetown. is spending a month ~ game Sunday. Many of . the‘ visiting with his sister. Mrs. A3199 chances were difficult and al-‘PEITY Ind Ml" Pfinl- s" c°w though Syl didn't get into the Pond- l spotlight at a dramatic moment of

housemaid’: knee could have had anything to do with it.

O O O I

The summer is running its course and still nothing much has been done to have the Summer- slde Juniors try out their strength against other junior base- ball teams. There has been talk of having the boys play one °1 the Charlottetown 1111110!‘ 19311" but no definite date has yet been set for such an encounter. The, Sydney Juniors who are tourlrls, the Maritimes tried to arrange o game with our juniors for Wed- nesday and Thursday but the Town League play-offs interfered with that. The Sydney boys tied one and lost one in their series with Dieppe so they must haw something on the ball. Campbell who has played two games with Curran d: Briggs may be another progpecl’, for our juniors. We heal he is only eighteen years of age

I O O U

Tommy Pendergast of Kensing- ton showed he had e. lot of what it taka to make a. fighter in his bruising battle with Reg O'Brien in Charlottetown Moods nlsht Both boys took a lot o punish- ment but it was Tommy Wh° dlih‘ ed it out in larger quantities in the second round and he was a- warded a technical I- ockout over m; 85mg opponent before thl round had completed its span of minutes.

Tignish

. ....| Florence Mclnnis. New York. N.Y.. is spending her several vacation with her parents. Mr- and Mrs. A.A. MacInnis. Tlmlah-

Mr. Joseph Arsenault. Char-

Mr. Patrick Hogan, Christopher's Cross, was a patient in Western Hospital, Alberton for several day! last week. l-ie is feelinB much "l" ter at present and his friends hope he may continue to improve.

Dr. Leonard Rratz, Mrs. Kratz and Leonard Jr. of Chicago. lll.. are visiting in Tignish the guests of Mrs. Kratz‘ father, Dr. James‘ A. Johnston and hit daughter“ Miss Noreen Johnston.

Mrs. Ray Griffin. St. Rock. t! g pgfltfll in western Hospital, Al- berlon, where she underwent a successful operation a few dlY-i ago. Mrs. Griffin's many friends were happy to hear this 8°05 M"! and will be looking forw ard to her return home.

Shea were accompanied by Mrs. gifts were received. The ev-e-xllng John J. MacDonald, formerly of was enjoyably spent dancing. Tignish. but now residing in Rum- ford, Maine. Mr. MacDonald is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran had as their guests Saturday m. and Mrs. Harold McGregor, Jos- -—i eph and Bonnie. Halifax. N8.

Mr. Leo Arsenault is recuperat- ing at his home in Tlgnish after undergoing an operation in the Western Hospital, Alberton. Mr Arsenauit is manager of the St. Louis Ctr-operative Store, and, his many friends hope his health may soon improve and that he may re- sume his duties before too long.

On Tuesday night a large crowd attended the dance in 5t. Law- rence Hlail. Music for dancing was supplied by Howard Getson, Jack Arbing and Wilfred Veno.

Among the recent visitors to Summer-side were Mr. Henry Lo- Clair, Richard and William le- Cllll‘. Miss Geraldine ,Le0leir, Miss Marie Cozcoran and Mr. Ambrose Coreoran.

Mrs. Frank Carter and Miss Ber- nadine Morrissey, RN. ‘of Otto/w: were called to Tlgnish last week due to the illness of their father, Mr. Joseph B. Morrissey, at his home in Ascension. Mr. Morrissey was assisting with hay making on his farm when he suffered a heart attack which caused his family great anxiety for several days, but he is now recovering and his friends are pleased to hear this

Master Leigh Green has return- ed to his home in Emerald alter Bfimding a very pleasant vacation with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Coreoran.

Friends of Mrs. James Hardy are sorry to hear of her passing