AUGUST f3, 1949

iHE WESTERN GUARDIAN

l. ELMEB MURPHY

The Gusrdisn may he bought st any o1 the following stores in Summer-side ll Bookstore, Summer Street: Gouriies Drugstore, 21 Central Street: eliy‘; Newsstand, Water Street; Msrk Gsudet, 67 Grenville Street; Aiyre Douccttc‘: Grocery, Second Street; island ltlotor Transport, Water Street to any home in Sumnierside by Carrier poy at Oivper day or 18c per week. Phone 289 [or this service or give you: order w the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

[he Guardian’ wil‘. be delivered

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street, Summerside, Phone 289 News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives

Ind GEORGE GLOW \

Tsumininsinii Business Col- ege will re-open September 6th. n11 commercial courses. Write or phone 45-2.

—B.ADLY INJURED FOOT - r. William Giilis of Grand River I in the Prince County Hospital with serious injuries to his toot following an accident on his farm on Tuesday of this week. He was mowing hay and started to clear the knife with his toot when the horses started. His loot was badly rut-S.

-ll0l\iE FROM U. l(. -Miss Rulby MacNelll. daunhter of Dr. John F. and Mrs. MacNeill, ar- rived home on Wednesday evening lrom her trip to the British Isles and the continent of Europe. with Miss MacNeill on the trip was Miss Margaret Stewart. head diutlcirin oi MacDonald (Dolley. who also re- turned. They left on July 7th and upon arrival in England were met by Mrs.‘ Charles l-liibley, the Ior- mer Ruth Dodds of Summerside. All three enjoyed a motor trip through the south cf Einglzind and later went to Scotland. They af- terwards visited place: of interest in France, Switzerland and London. The return voyage to Canada was made on the liner Aquatmzi-i. end- ing a tour that. will always be pleasantly rtmombered —S.

Personals

-Frlends will be pleased t0 k110i" that Mrs. Benjamin Schurman o! Summerside is progressing satis- factorily following an operation in the Prince County Hcsllliﬂl-r-s-

_.Ths Misses Winnie and Loretta ‘Iirelnor of Sudbury, 0nt., formerly d Charlottetown are visiting Mr. snd Mrs. Harold Mclver. Sum- moulds-—S.

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COMING MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY Durbin, Vincent Price snd Dick Ilnmes in "UP IN CENTRAL PARK"

GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph B. Muttart. Summerside.

-Dlt. L. M. CALLBECKS Den- tal Oﬂice, Summerside, will be closed August 15th to August 20th inclusive.

—TIIE BUS SERVICE from Rus- tico to’ Sumrnerslde via. Cavendish. Stanley Bridge, Margate, will not operate Friday, August nineteenth due to Old Home Week in Char- lottetown.

—l-‘UNE EAL YESTERDAY —- Fiineral services for Russell Har- rison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garth Harrison o! Casciziinpec. who was fatally injured by a tractor on Wednesday. were held yesterday siternoon. A service at the home was held at two o'clock by the Rev. ‘Mr. McMahon. At three o'clock a service was held at St. Luke's Anglican Church. O'Leary at which the grandfather of the deceased boy, Ven. Archdeacon G. R. liar- rison of Summerside officiated. Hc was assisted by Rev. S. J. Davies of Kensington. A large numiher oi people attended the services and thirteen former school chums of the deceased acted as ﬂower bear- ers. Pallbearers were C. Keith Webb, John Webb. Lcsicr Lewis. Vance Bridges, Donald Lewis. Ald- en Gamble-S.

Markers At A Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronto-Stocks mixed; tighten in dull trading. Montreal-Stocks easier; narrow changes. ' New York—Stocks easier; quiet- est session in two weeks.

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SOURCE 0F DRUG

Cascara, a commonly‘ "5911 Cam‘ artic, is obtained from the bark of the Californian buckthorn tree.

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Will Preside,

Mr. E. P. Foley (above). presi- dent of the Canadian Pharma- ceutical Association leaves Sum- merside this morning by plane

{or Saskatoon, Sask., where he will _ preside over the annual meeting of that organization which Will be held in the Bcssbomugh Hotel ihcre. The meetings will be held August 15-19 inclusive and at the conclusion of the conven- iion Mr. Foley will go on to BanitAlberta. to visit friends and relatives there. S

R.C.A.F. Blue Sox Eliminate llolman's in Town league

The R.C.A.F. Blue Sox elimin- ated Holman’: from further play in the Summer-side Town League by defeating them 5 to 2 at the High School diamond last night, making it two straight victories in this semi-ﬁnal series by the airmen Both Ray Arsenault and Jack Murphy pitched fine ball. Arsenault wobbled a little in tho ﬁrst inning allowing three hitr and two earned runs. For the next five innings he gave up only two hits, but in the seventh in- hing some slow thinking on the part 0t the Holman defence al- lowed two men to get on the sacks witn sciaicn lilii and be- fore the inning was over with tho aid or another error due to mis- taken identity the Blue Sox had scored three runs.

Starting the ﬁrst inning Dom- broski walked and Bayne sacri- iiccd him to second. Delong hit through short. scoring Dombroski. Mickus singled to right and Wal- ters‘ inﬁeld single scored Delong. llolman's evened the score in the fourth. With one out, Underwood hll a double to left centre and Benny Grady singled to left, Un- (lerwood scoring when the ball went through Walters in the left gardens. Walker's double scored Grady.

The score remained deadlocked until the seventh inning. Hume hit to Underwood playing of! ﬁrst and, no one covering the sack, Underwood allowed the runner to reach the bag without attempting to beat him to it. Wenz hunted and Arsenault tailed to throw ‘to first after picking up the ball cleanly and in plenty of time to get. the runner. MacKenzle sing- led, scoring Hume. Wenz stole second and scored when Holman’: catcher threw the ball- over the keystone sacker's head. Murphy ilicd to centre ﬁeld and Chlow, after making the catch apparent- ly mistook Bayne who was coach- ing at ﬁrst tor Underwood, the first sacker, snd threw the ball towards ﬁrst, MacKenzle scoring when the ball went to the Blue Sox bench.

Pierccs catch of Arsenaulfs line drive to right ln the tifth in- ning, and Underwood's one-hand stab of Delong's Texas Leaguer over ﬁrst in the seventh, were feature plays or the contest. Benny Grady led the losers with the willow, hitting two for three, one of his bingles being s well- tagged triple to left ﬁeld in the sixth inning. lie was out st the plate when K. Walker attempted to squeeze him home with a bunt to the pitcher. Dombroskl and Dclong each had two hits for the winners:

Produce

MONTREAL. Aux. 12- (GP)- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by Dominion De- partment of Agriculture as fol- lows:

Eggs: Free cases, A large 58- 60; med 56-—58: A pullets 48-49; B 44-47; C 35-48. - Butter: Current receipts Quebec no '1 pasteurized 57 1-4-57 1-2. delivered: no 2 56 1-4-56 1-2, de- livered, 38 score; w!‘ ‘ ‘ Que- hnc no 1 pasteurized fresh 58-- 58 1-4; no 2 57—57 1-4; first grade crcamery print job price 58

Cheese: Current receipts Quebec white 30: Ontario white 80-30 1-16: Ont. colored 30-80 1-4 (fob); wholesale Quebec white 3i 1-8- 1-4; Ontario white 30 1-8-14: 0n- tario colored 31 1-8-1-4; no other prices established.

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs 1.00-4.25; NB no 1 75 lbs 1.85.

OIL FLOW Alberto‘; controlled production of

crude oil is now 50.000 gallons ev-'

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Shipping News

AT HALIFAX- Arrived Friday Rinlto, from New York F id sllllrigeridl welland, ior Charlotte-

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Imperial Hamilton. sydlley» N5 General Black, New York.

Arrived Friday

Pioneer Gem. 11'0"! BMW" Ingwl, United Kinsdvm Seiied Friday

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___i_._. IDNDON - (c?) - Electricity is installed in 10.4100 Brill" homes, an increase of 33.300900, since 1938.

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A WATER PROBLEM?

A pump leek will solve it. Wrltl tor particulars to

THOMAS l1. BISHOP snd SON E0. B0! 18C Suinlnersids

WANTED ciisii in on ciiii.

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PQUI-TRY BUYING LIVE BOWL DAILY

FRED WADMAN Jiensiugtoa

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Also Serial snd News. Piesse Notei

Mondey-Tuesdey-Wcdnesdsy or Thursday oi next week.

n‘ lob Hope so new comedy, "MY FAVORITE lament, with Peter Lorre snd No shows

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IMPERIAL DANCE PALACE

Canadian Cruiser, Bermuda i Ia.

Marvin Burgess and his Boston Orchestra

9:80 - 12 Adm. 75o

LIVE POULTRY WANTED

Loading trucks weekly for best Cenailisn snd U. S. markets. Six trucks shipped to date this season,

highest prices. Next loading Monday, August 15th, for U. S. A

For further information write, phone or see; LIJOYD BURNS, Freetown

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WOLI-TILLE, NOVA SCOTIA

'lllsolllrivslellessiyllsstlw' unit-summits." tidal expense of lh s luis DEGREES 0F: OIPLOMAS IN: gmrlor o; a Tiltliinirdelllrtsiggomisg l0 e 0P 0 IQIIOO . . ~ . s. I 8c g-gth-eggegslgggygg'c~ n32?.“{i.“.....l2l‘£>° Bachelor of Millie rrr-riorrssiouii courses

Bachelor of Education '*““ dﬂﬂichoior of Divinity

PIEPAIATOII T0 ' '

Master of Arts t M°dicin° Master of Science 13",, , Master oi’ Music Nﬁﬁgi,"

Twenty-ﬁve entrance scholarships snd bursaries, with s maximum vsiue of snd en average value oi 8450. A wide rouge oi other scholarships, bursaries snd prizes in course. The University is almost. entirely residential, with three dormitories for men snd four dormitories for youn women. _'l‘_l_iere_sr_e__t_u_'o large dining halls under graduate ietilisns. ' For sddillolisl Information may to The Registrar, Amlia University Woltvile. Nova Scslia

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Degrees ‘cl:

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inhaler oi All: Education

Bachelor cl Commerce Enginscriug _ Bscliclor cl Education Engineering Physics) Bachelor cl Music Feed Technology“

Bachelor cl Nursing Science“ Bachelor cl Sciencl i Mule! oi Avis

Master oi Science

Hospital PhlIiWlCY\‘ Mining Geology ' Music _ ' Pharmacy

Pic-Professional Courscfrequliltc lor Law, Medicine snd Dcnistry.

Jiﬁrmriyu chant; siiaii; omit‘; Miner‘- “pa- in msny Departments. ‘in: FACULTY or LAW, Wt... n. d..." oiLL a: THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE, granting the degree ol M D ,C AL THE FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, gisnting the degree oi DD S.’

The School oi Graduate Nursing, granting diploma! In rublicHrslih Nursing, Teaching and Administration.

ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

min-f- each o! s maximum value cl 1600” m“ ll‘ students applying to: admission lIOm High Schools or Junior Colleges cl the Maritime Provinces, and awarded on the basis _ol educational attainments.

wmc to m: REGISTRAR

loi lull inlovmsiion as to lees, course! Residence IICIlIIIQI, and dates ol vQQiSITdliOfi.

Elementary snd High School courses leading to School leaving certificate. Junior and Senior Matriculation snd Military snd Naval Colleges.

ATHLETICS- Well organised snd supervised games in Rugby Football, Hockey, Basketball, Track snd Field, Tennis, Skiing.

ACTIVITIES- Music (plsns, orgsn, violin, voice), Dismstlcs, Hobby- e-tt, Scouts, Csdet Corps, Physical Training, etc.

BUILDINGS- Separate Junior snd Senior Residences (Sprinkler tire protection), Chapel, Schoolhouse and Gymnasium, snd Administrative Building. Illustrated prospects will be sent on request to the Heed- insster, C. l1. Bonnyeastie, B. A.

BUIHESAY COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Bothessy, N. B.

k 1 I BOTITESAY OOLLEOIATE SOIIOOL in Old llow Brunswick Boarding School