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~ JULY_.__Q§,. 1947

; XWESTERN GUARDIAN a CAPITO f—summci-¢lcc

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_.uovss arm nor ma sass’ .15 king st, Summersidc.

{Jon ruoros, ma» your sp- ‘winilncnts ct Damon's '

. ..useo slam, sraaylla for p, Hall we. co. Ltd, Sum-

merside.

.-FOB SALIiL-l-Iay in coil. Quan- tity hard wood lumbc . Harry Sud- Pury, Spring Valley,

_.llXDE WANTED to Ontario or ints west about tile last week oi July. Phors 82. Summersidc

LFOR SALE-b-bp, outboard motor. Dewar‘: Gnrasc. Summer- side.

-lillLLINERY SALE-Visit our ha; shop on Thursday, Friday and saturday of this week and save on your new summer model. Visit u; early for the best selections. The Mary Ann, opposite Capitol Theatre, Sulrimerside.

-GREEN C3088 14% D. D. T. flask-Cap is a combination insect- ipide and fungicide spray material. gpmialiy prepared for application m potatoes. Sold by The Summon side Hardware Co.

T-FOB SALE at Cape Traverse. smiles from Borden on main high- {ysy to Charlottetown, one B room fiquse, 1 garage, 1 barn Z1 x 40, 5 sores of land and orchard, all in good state of repeir_ Please contact Wendell Howctt, Albany, between hours 8 A. M.—6 P. M Evenings at above address

4110M TORONTO-Mr. ‘Ralph Thompson, son of the late Hiram Thompson of Mgrgate, P. E. I., and Mrs. Thompson is visiting his home and numerous friends and relatives in P. E. I. Mr. Thompson has lived in Toronto for twenty years. It is Mrs. Thompson's first visit. —K.

" -DARNLEY arm sea VIEW w. fl.S.- The members of Darnley and sea View W. M. s. met at the home of Mrs. Keir McKay on Mon- day evening for their July meet- ing, President presided and gai the cull to worship and opened by singing Jesus Shall Reign Whe'er the Sun and prayer in unison. The Devotional period from the Miss- ionary Monthly was used. Theme, The World Council of Churches with Mrs. McKay; Mrs. Hickey, lire. Crozier assisting. Scripture leading Ephesians 111-22. Roll call was answered by nine members with a verse beginning with the letter J. Members were pleased to have one visitor present. Minutes sod correspondence was read by ucretary. some discussion followed ill regard to raising fuhds. Offer- ilig was taken amounting to $5.09. One associate membcr passed in her envelope donation for Egg Day and monthly collection, this was dedi- cated with the Doxology. Pro- nam consisted of a Tcmpcmncc liwllns. Mrs. J. Bcairsto reading illliOhrlstlflll Stewardship. Mrs. llfllllld. Friendship Secretary rc- Wlcli 1'1 calls-I to hospital, ll mils Sympathy, a treats, 2 get well cards. Closing hymn, Blest Be The Tic That Binds and benc- flictimon brought the meeting to c close,» The ho ‘ served s delicious lunch and a short social time fol- lowed. Mrs. James Hickey cordially lnyitcd the members to her homc ivr the August meeting.

"W". ivheflotiocs. Advsrtldng

l," TbsGusrdlsu nlsybcbcughg g d ' follow!!! Wilts lu Gunmetal‘: u" Bookstore. Water Street: Gourlicc Drugstore,

Elms Merrily, lac Ilsa so... Guru 010w. us ottsws 3.7.. m‘

ramca COUNT!

II Cont!!! Street:

Ilsrk Gsudet, B‘! Granville Stain,

' wlllbcdcllvcrcdtosuy laomctnSImmcs-gllh, Enllewwholekurhonsslctwshlawyw Ironclad cfor dcllvcryuyqlwm“

—YOUNG rm-s f Bellow. Remington,” m‘ n“

—MAIL YOUR films vtrfwt plctum snc butt: 311mm’: Dru Summersidc. l‘ m‘ mo“ ‘emu

Mel-fig" ‘BALE-Ronstadt. 1-fol- él‘ “ll. l1 months old. Grand. mo ei- produced at 3 you; 01¢, 515 lb- l" 5V9r93m8u4-03% milk. Wm. M. Btavert, Bcdequc, —l"0lt.SALEstaba i.Ml lwnt a ft. with 5 l-l. Pfglgngirlefifixl ‘ll 8° W01‘ N! . G , MacKenzic, Ewan; Reilrer. “we L

—NOW UNIIOADING (my i Albion Nut coal. Layton Green, Albany. Phone 39-23.

-19si PLIMOUTII SEDAN for lele- Apply 10a Russell Street‘ Summersidc, after fl o'clock,

u-METAI, rum some, s" and

7 . Metal Clean Out Doors, Sheet Lead arid Sheet Zinc available gt ‘llhe Sumner-side Hardware Co,

—-JUS'l‘ RECEIVED, Enamel Ware and Aluminum Ware, House. hold utensils, Egg Beater; pyl-qx Mewlrlns Cups. etc. The Sum- mersldc Hardware Co,

—IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS - Advertisers are advised that ordinary copy must reach the Guardian office not later than 11 s. m. the day prg~ vlous to date of insertion. Largo advts, quarter page and over.

must reach the office at least 24 -

—HEB.E FROM Mrs. Martin Bell of Winnipeg, Man, is visiting friends in P, E, I. While in Bedeque shc was ths suest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. B. Hayes. Mrs. Bell is a daughter of the late J. F. Hayes of Scarle- towfl. P. E. I.

-BY Allt. T0 EUROPE ._ my, Edwin Simpson, recently retired from the Ministry of the Christian Church, left last week for Sydney C. 13.. to take passage by plane to Europe. Rev. Mr. Simpson was born in Hope River, P.E.I., but is now residing in the state of Illin- ois. U, s. a. -'x. ,

--NOW IN HOSPITAL HERE- Mr. Stanley Gaudet of Summer- side, who was so badly injured in the motor accident of July lst at Meadowbrook, some miles out ‘of Moncton. N. 8., sud which claim- ed the life of Mr. Leo Coylc of this town, has been brought from hospital in Moncton by ambul- ance and is now in the Prince

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County Hospital. It is pleasing to note that ltfr. Gaudet is making gradual improvement.

—R.0'l‘AIt.Y MEETING - Mr. Roy Phillips of San Juan, Puerto Rico. was the guest speaker st the regular wecklymecting of the Sum- merside Rotary Club held in Coyis's

is a native of Summerside home on vacation and is manager of the Bank of Nova Scotis in Puerto Rico. He gave an interesting talk on the customs and form of gov- ernment cf ths country. Guests were Rotsrlan Motor Wakefield, Stratford. Ont, W. V. Bhsnd, Leth- bridge, Alta., Jack Kidd, St, John, N. 13., and John S. Wright, Sum- mcrsidc. —S.

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Tllo Golf season is in full swing-sud the Hardware Department l"! Just received a shipment of Golf equipment. To gct the most out "i Golf you laced good Clubs. Tllcrc are assorted Spsldlng, Bobby “ti” Anton-oh Irons for soc each and assorted Spsldlng lire-Hits

lions for 6.00, the Spaldlng Wood Clubs-Driver, l~-5° each in stock m s number of different styles of G

“'3' lllht Canvas Bag in is small

h: with lcstlacr bottom and llpper pocket is

Brassic and Spoon src olf Bags-disc 3.50, is good qustity Canvas dds-s Canvas Bog with

slsc is

lnlltlltl straps and rctnfmcmclltc is 13.06 and a roomy, sll lcstlur

ll ll 48.48.

loll for 9!. cents such or 8 for 2.75 and t "hi! or 3 for s. . Purchase ‘your Gol

Also stocked-arc Campbell and

ltro-Hitc Balls. which PIP-FUN Bill which ll ‘l0 equipment today’, whllc tbc

"ltflion ls complete and spcud happy. healthy hours on the "Greens

and Fairways." llsrdwsrc Icpsrtmcut.

git-Y"- every pml of ml. flower m’ "h"!!! ls beautiful sud is will be h the different items in this collection. ‘Ibc prices

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Bone Chins imported from Ing- primroses-csch flower is por- ts perfect-In vsscs and baskets. difficult lo mskc a cllolcc bct- rsngc from 6.50

“17-50- Ws were culled when this shipment was unpacked clad you'll

3'“ “"h- DQDIPIIIICIS.

b‘ "flied too, whcn you sac sbcsc lovely Floral Picccs on display in

‘o “i. u“ mallet flies gct the but ct your "ile- you can imp shim

aigtiflu stocked ha tug ol-occry Dopsrtmcsat u‘. tins and bottles ‘To! lll a variety cf lacs priced trolls

"'1" I tin - par-pro in dllcrcnt effective DIR SCBIIN SPRAY and for use when 0071M

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llh Time" you got slur "under control!” The dlffcrcnt 1n-

"I'ly Time” pests. Don't, plcuc

home. With all tllc new modern

of MccnhtoMI-ILITII

shes ls as cents to 1.15. There

i- not feasible an asnoxorl m! "carcasses st s for s cents. Au

“Meat SP h, a "nkll-Aguflllbl any bc m“ “W "in as uni

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3x42 w] m" M: wgiu bundles h

"I? supplies from Grocery Dcpcrssamt.

l" fl crossbow-u muss-rs u. "wrs! "is "any h Iona in u» sun. can They're kl she, checked tn white is I! cents. The

with your sprains-II lill tbs Grocery Dcpcrtmcut all l" Milli,‘ larger

soft as fill. 9' M

Baby Blankets src scares-so . , , A

"On July lath. two York ‘s... craft of the R..A.l=‘. Transportvom- mand will land at Darval Airport.

Montreal, bringing 45 cadets to lCanada for c. three-weeks‘ educa- [tlon tour. On the following day, lths-sa-rne aircraft will return to {Britain carrying a similar group o.’ Canadian boys for a tour of the United Kingdom. This

Cadet League of Canada and the Air Training Corps of Brnain, and

‘ exchange! Restaurant yesterday. Mr. Phillips m“ p," L, Sponsors,‘ by pm, A3,,

TODAY (Wednesday) cnd THURSDAY

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Air ' Cadet Exchange

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Mindanao-nu t. ing brothers and sisters to whom OTTO PREMINGER the sympathy of the community is extended: Allan and Robertat

n 2o home; Della Phyllis and Elaine, III-II also at home; Mrs. George Peters (Inez), summersidc; 31c‘; Mrs’.

H sold‘ Arsenault (Isa. e) o

_ Also: NEWS .....l ratxms MAGHES ciwumm, PJ-IiI, 0.... s........, _ _ , - . - ar ld, while serving overseas, Shows 7.15-9.15, Matinee Thursday 2.30 gafkmed in we ham‘ o! me‘

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_Tlll‘-'_ QBARI-Qfilériyl-‘lth. 525K911“

Many Regret ' Death of Young Summersiiie Niall

and vicinity warned with‘ regret of thc death in flospitsl early yesterday morning 0f Herbert Gallant, as, sen of Mr. and Mil. Wilfred Gallant after sn illness of three days. he was lfflctionately known» by sll, had contracted diabetes at the age o! four which was responsible for retarding his physical growth. He was IIVWOVQI the possessor oif l. msirisabiy keel Wis evidt in the fact that dc-' spite his physical handicaphs was c business man of no lnrcn ability.

presence will be missed "n Sum-. _ merside where he had, during his

life, won the affection of s‘ wide} circle lit friends. due to ruptured stomach which an operation had. failed to remedy. ,

his sorrowlng parents, the follow-

Thursday morning from the resid-

A host of friends in Summer-side the Prince County

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intellect land this‘

Respected by all, his cheerful]

Hi; death was ulcers

There ‘are left to mourn besides‘

i The funeral will take place on

ence of his parents at nine o'clock. thence to St. Paul's Churiih. Inter- ment will be in St. Paul's Ceme- tery, Summerside. -S.

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Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacKen- zie had as their guests on Sun-

day last, Mr. and Mrs, Harry In- crew Ned; man of Augustine Cove and Mr. Chester Inman and son Richard ._§QUA|_|__.

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The regular auction party of the Borden Women's Institute was held on Thursday night with tollr tables playing. Ladies‘ prize was won by Mrs. A. Croken: Gents‘ by Mr P. J. Macfnnis. Corl- solation prizes to Mrs. G. Gaudet 1nd Richard Ferguson. Freeze-out prize was won by Mrs. George

and waist-bond, in thot popular color-TAN.

small, medium and large.

Reduced From l0.95

Sharpe-A. Mr. Chester Inman and son Richard of Quincy. Massaohu TU .9

eetts, arrived in Prince Edward Island on July 7th. 1t is twenty- nine years since Mr; Inrnan last visited his native province and he

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is being accorded a very hearty welcome from many friends and relatives. While in Borden they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hec- tor Macrtenzie, They plan on returning to the U. S. A. on July 30. . .

Mr. and Mrs D. F. MacLaugh- iin and little son Dannie Jr. of Montreal, have been spending the

gets underway for the first time this year. (The two Organizations have the close co-cperatinn of ‘he R.A.F. arid R..C.AF. which are providing air transportation fol- the lucky cadets.) Instrlln-entl in making the plans passbie was O. DouglasTaylor. MBE. of Montreal, presdent of the Air Cadet League of Canada who is shown here dis- wfi-Slfl! the program wlah Hon. Brooke Claxton, Minister of Na- tional Defence "

—MAGISTRATE'S COURT-A party from Bideford charged with possession of a’atili had his case further adjourned by Magistrate R. B.’ Hinton in Summerside yes- torday. A man charged with op- erating a motor vehicle without a driver's licence was fined $5 and costs. S

Personals

--Mr. Alexander MacKay of Summerslde left on Sunday even- ing for Halifax to take -assage cu the liner Lady Rodney for Hamilton, Bermuda. to join his wife. B

—Mr. Alfred Simpson. Summer- side, visited Sydney, C. B., last week. -K. '

-Mrs. Cleve Whslen, Summer- side, has left on a visit to Tor- onto and Penetan "- Ont.

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-Miss Mary Ramsay, R..N.. ‘of Boston. sister of ths late Mrs. Bars Ramsay. of summerside, is visiting at her old home here. S

-Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Carter and Mrs. Harriet McDougall of Saint John, N. 15., returned home yester- day, morning after spending s. pleasant holiday at the Harbor View Cabins. -8. . .

—Mlss Isabelle Fleming and pkrty of six _of Medericton, N. B.. left: for their home yesterday mom- ing after s highly en‘oyablc va- cation in Summcrside. They spoke "highly of the Island as_s summer resort and the hospitality of the Harbor View Cabins where they stayed. -8. -

—Fricnd_s of Mr. JMHBM‘! Gau- dét of Summérsidc will be pleas- ed to lcsrn ‘that he ;has improved sliflicicntly to return home from the Prince County Hospital. S

—Sallv Woorisida. daughter of Mr. rnd Mrs Eric Woodsidc. and Bessie Darby, daughter of Mr. 'cnd'Mrs. .W. E. Darby. have re- turned from Bathurst. ‘N. 8.. where" they spent two weeks cs guests-of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston. led back by clen Johnston who will visit hon for moral weekaa

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.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Butler of

—-Mr. and Mrs. Allison Moore, and son of Halifax are guests of Mr. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore, Central Street, Sum- merside.

Bordon

Miss Phyllis White of Char- ",3 Amd Mfg m Lyndg who are Muponald; 3' 50m“, Mum“.

lottetown spent the week-end at‘ her home in Borden.

Miss Annabelle Trainor of Char-l rottetown is spending a few days with friends at Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ceretti of. Borden were visitors to Moncton on Friday. i

Mr. Jack MacIsaac of Borden‘ left. on Tuesday for Moncton. N. 8.. where he vnli take a course in watch-making. i

Mr. George Arsenault of Sum- lnersidc visited friends in Borde on Sunday last. _

Little Terry Arscnsult, son of Mr. and Mrs. Camille Arsenault cf Borden. is s patient in ths P. C. Hospital:

Mrfand Mrs. Gordon Gallant of Portland, Mo... arc visiting rela-i tives in Borden. y I

Mfr. and Mrs. Joseph Osrctti of Montreal srli visiting their son llienry, and Mrs.' Oeretti at Bor- en.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler of Borden were overnight guests of-

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Charlottetowr on Friday.

Mr. George Sharps and son Clive of Borden spent the week- end in Moricton with Mr‘. and Mrs. Leigh Sharpe.

Mr. and Mrs, Hector Msclten- sic and son Gordon left on Mon- day morning for the U. S. A. where they will apcnd thrsrwceks with relatives at Boston and Portsmouth.

_ Mr. and. Mrs. William Gallant and two-sons of Portland. Mo, arrived on Saturday tn spend a few day! With Mr. Gsiluws bro-

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.for some years. ' Mrs.

summer months with Mrs. Mac- Lnughlink sister, Mrs. Major In- ilnan of, Borden. On their return to Montreal this week they will -hc accompanied by Mrs. Inman [and little daughter Gail who will ‘spend a month's holidays tnere.

A congregational meeting of Bor- ’ ,dm Union Church was held on |Monday evening for the purpose,

nf appointing members on the church committee to fill vacan- cies caused bv several members leaving to make their homes in

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Corduroy

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Jlharlottetown. Mr. Hampton Mac- ____ ican was appointed secretary in Races were then participated in nlace of Mrs, Julian Herring who by ill and the following winners has so capably filled this position were given prizes:

A committee 0i Girls 5 years-l, Patsy Mac-

Herrins and Mr. Genres Donald; 2, Mona Jay.

Burdh were appointed to geti Boys 5 years-l, Jackie p“- members for the other-vacancies. rgoh; 2, wayna Anderson,

Plans were DIS/dd to gct the front,‘ oil-lg a to 10 years-i, Lucy

of the church painted. Mr. George Trenhoim; a, Daisy Trenhqlm,

Burch then read\ an address to

moving from the town. voicing the ‘appreciation of the people for the part they have taken in affairs of the church and expressing the good wishes of all for s. very happy future Mrs. J. H. MacLean then presented them with an electric kettle as a gift of remem- hrance.

On Monday afternoon the chil- Bordcri Sunday

Boys 6 to 10 years—l, Everett

aid.

Girls 10 to i) years-l, Carin- omc Trenhoim; 2 Nancy Jay.

Boys 10 to 12 years-l, Arnold Maclcan; 2, Everett lidacDonald.

Girls 12 to 14 years—l, Caron- omc Trenholm; 2, Laura Ozori.

Boys 12 to l4 years-l, Powell ‘lh-cnholm; 2. Freddie Toombs.

Frcc-For-All Girls - l, Laura Ozon; l, Ann MacDonald.

Frcc-For-All Boys - 1, Lloyd

‘and games. A delectable lunch was

dren of the School held their annual picnic, at Road's shore. A delightful! afternoon was spent in swimming

Heffell; 2, Edwin Toombs. Women's Race-l. Ruth Mac-

Lesn; 1. Bessie ‘lbcmbs. . Ssck-tn-Back Race-l. ltiwin

served to all followed by ice cream Toomb. m“ mo” Helm‘; a’ W! l Pwml "Pemblt ll“- Arnold Mscbean and noodle hfr. Crows presented prises qivcn».r°ombl_

by the various teachers to the fol-‘ lowing senior class: Mrs. Toombs. teacher. for perfect attendance. Frances Oson and Barbara Her- ring. Best prepared work- book. Anita Lvnda Proficiency, Laura‘ Ozon. Intermediate Class. Mrs. Herring. teacher: Perfect attend- ance, Powell Trenholm. Quarterly test: 1. Jsim iitilis; 2. Csrsriomc an”, u my", u; "m; n- 'l‘renholm. Junior class. Bernice "u, Iillqphgg, n“ figug1gggfls

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L-ahave. N.S-. was seriously injured today when struck by a falling door as ha went, down s hatchwsy on thc ship Rockside. l-le was taken to‘ hospital suffering from a probable fracture of the spine,

RELAX RATION RULE"

LONDON (GP) - Overseas visitors to Britain no longer have to procure ration card; during the first four weeks of their visit if thq- are staying i'n an establish- ment which provides meals. Visit- ors hot stalnng in csterirg estab- " hmcnts stt-ll need‘ to obtain rs- tlon-cards.

BRAPAIID

'. THEATRE

Sharpe. teacher: Proficicncv: inlng, N" rlnmn oil Bnrnu in Tiicv ‘rrenhoim; 2. "Elisabeth Jsv. gum“; “an”; Qyflgm (o; wml Primary class. Mrs. Mschesn. “ma,” h" "m, “Mm, “Mb- teacher: Perfect attendance, Dsiav u,‘ d“ m; u; “h, “my, m’. Trcnholm. Beginners’ class: Mil- M." ‘p-QQ. plump“; "mm"; lireriJfltewal-t. teacher: Aitcndonce: I “mm, u,‘ p"; “y, "n, N,“ l, Patsy MacDonald: 2. Mons ‘m1, Imam,‘ “mum; M“ Jav; .1, Phyllis ‘D-snhoim. Pro- ' “m” m“ u, “when; monk