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AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. lbd Hanover Street. end George Clan. 12b Ottawa Street. IUMMERSIDE and riimcz COUNT!‘

News, Subscriptions, Advertising.

The Guardian rnsy be boulbt nt my of the following stores in Snmmerddoi he nook-ton, Water sci-cot; Gﬂllrliol Drugstore, u Central eimti Two“, gym, Inter Street; Mark Gsudet. 61 Grenville Street: Russell Street: Aiyre Doneetteh Grooery. leooud Street; island Motor Transport, Water Street. .

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TODAY (WEDNESDAY) alil TIIIIRSDAY

Summer-side

F. uwein viu he delivered to any home in Snmmereile t; Currier. BO,“QQ’QQIA]IIOGIQIIOQL PhoneBOOerIN-l forthiseervles a ‘m your order to the boy relpondble for delivery eu your Mute

w? ‘ __pog SALE-Barn. Lite on Ksnsingwn

11;. of the W. M. S. of the . h of Christ. Suninicrslde, was held on Wednesday evening i; the east room of the church my; the president, Mrs. Laura ﬂarding, in the chair. The theme 4 the worship service was "The Lord God Le My Strength." prayer was offered by Mrs. wins-

m Morrison followed by the en‘ n: of hymn "Stand Up. Stand Up For Jesus," and the

reading of Psalm 9B by Mrs. W. lilison. Aifter the business aes- [on the guest qpeakoi‘. Mrs. H8181 wright, National Woman's Mis- eionsry Society Secretary. 83W an trvercstlng and instructive 9,11; on her work across Canada. This was greatly enjoyed by all present. Miss Evelyn lviacLure prodded st the piano. The meet- hi] closed with the (missionary beriediction.—S.

-\VEDDI\'G BELLS—- A quiet wedding was solcmnized on Sazizr- ﬂy morning at. ll o'clock at the

residence of Rev. George Ayers when Frances Lucy. dauchter o.‘ Mr rl i\l Harry Hcckber‘,

d? .st. became the nil.‘

_ _ , son of Ml‘. 8P0 Jimes Bcaton. Siinimciszue. The brrle was attractive ii‘. a powdt‘? blzie suit with white Sl-J nﬂiit‘ neiessorles. Shc was at- icrdtd by Drllrii Ruth Benton, 515-. Q1’ 0f the‘ groom. \\‘l"l0 “'35 QlliTCi

In a ran-drier blue Still. with \\ 171W: and naiy accessories. Mr. Rcii.ia_ W .. Saint John. ll. 8.. sup-' pi we groom. After the cera- zi . a ivcdding dinner “'15 . .i- ed .. t'"e home oi the groom for.‘ the i‘ late relatives of the? bids‘. r Mr. and Mrs. Bcato‘ 1ef' for so‘ t Jolfn. N. B. iviaere ti-w ll, spend their honeymoon. ,

ch they will reside iii -S.

-BRiDAL SHOWER — Miss Frances I-feckbert. was Suest d! honor at a jolly party held on T day evening at the home of Vernon lilaitiiciv. East, when ha: and friends QBUIBPW her with gifts sud . previous to her mart While Mrs. Lester Baglme aypropriate music. Miss . . W35 escorted to a chair .'l. for the occasion, by Ln.‘ .. - Birdie and Jean Cairns llifl returned to carry in sever.‘ iii-rots of attractively wravrw ’ . Those were opened by Mrs. Heck-hart. Jr.. and ML»! l-ieclibert while the recom- g verses were read by Mi"!

iette Farmer. After the b: n-be graclouslg thanked s.‘ for er thoughtfulness. all join-

ui in szngiiig "For She's a Jolly Gorii Fellow". Refreshments were icmd by the hostess, assisted w‘ llic visiting ladies. A hearty sin;-

21:28. United Church y to Everett

" —WAN'I'ED. - To rent

‘is; Chumh soon cr Phone 156-1

nous l-lzlilsH-Jlﬂ diggers soon. .\. tIcNi-ili and Sons. Sum-

.\' DOOR TITACK AND ‘ Flat " l-Iay Cui-

. ‘e cf lee Cream prziswixti by Junior

(Trim Social being held by Women's Institute. Home made Ice Cream end Cake. If weather unlit Social will be held Thursday.

—OAI. FERRY IN’ - '!‘.he Ger Ferry Prince Edward Island ar- rived in Suimrnerside harbour yes- terday morniniz end tied up at the Marine Wharf. It. will main here

charging cargo at Borden. understood that it will

Personals

—Mrs. Edward Chandler end daughter. Bonita, ere visiting he: parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Linkletter, Summersidc-S.

_Mr. Bradford Bernard of Ev- erett. .Mass.. is visiting his sis- ter. Mrs. Prank Green, Summers slde.-S.

NS. is the guest of Mrs. C. Mof- fatt MacLean and Mr. hfacLean. Summerside-S.

-~Mlss Lillian Bald, Saint John. ; N B., returned to her home after visiting Mrs. J. O. Cobb and Mr ‘ Celia, Summerslde-S.

—Miss Jean Cobb returned to | Montreal after a two weeks‘ vira- I tion in Summerside, where she . was the guest, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cobb. who accom- i printed her by motor to Mon:- i ion, N.B.——S.

—M.rs. C. _A. Kennedy and lit- tle so-n. Boyce, of Saskatoon Saskatchewan, are spending six weeks with her parents, Chief of Police Peter White and Mrs White. Summerslde.—S.

—Mr. snd Mrs. Themes Rene- hsn. Snmmerslde, heve ss their guests their daughter end son- ln-lew, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Mil- lius. and two children of Toronto: also their son. Mr. Louis Ranahun of Toronto and his wife and im- other daughter. Mrs. Bert Krock and her young son of Tiny-ulna. Ont. They all made the trip to- gether by car-S.

SCIENCE 0N THE blARCB

NEW DELHI. India-KI?)- Lrirge-scale mechanical cultivation was attempted recently for the

first time in India. Officials dis- close that more than 32.000 acres of wasteland has been reclaimed in different parts oflndla through

long brought an enjoyable evening b s close-S.

tractors supplied by the lndfsn ministry of agriculture.

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The i-nliiierl jrcktt is a cne "l0 nt-

w Itail straight skirt with n

"Iiiible in else: i2 to Ztl-prived at iiss in ii~~ Ladies’ wur Immi-

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"Vlltles sre vimmhrou Ill em to ‘on sud the Grocery Deport- llent csn supply the food vou need and went. 'i'e tide you 0'" t" "Ii have made your own delicious Pickles. stock up on IIEIUZ SWEET

x55 I'I(‘I(LES.. . They're crisp, them n lot! 39 Cents

l" "l! Grocery Dept.

Dl|ﬂl.v—Adornble BONNETSWoI your beby‘ have only now been “ﬂied in the Youth Centre. Made of good quality. fine silk cur"-

"Mly lined and sweetly decorated with net end ribbons, the color; ~re .

i , Use modioue proporti ns. 0* r t d - white. Dink fll‘ blue-priced nt 1.59 end 1.0a. ru- time to um wm ll 53%;,‘ §'.,‘..',',°".'..c not def’ the suipervlslon uiﬂtehg 6515a?! Lztiqfrwtlﬂ Your bub! slain. For the most beconilnl end us .il yn,,._.1-‘|.|,l::ngigtmirti; v-Ni o; 8L Mam“ o’ the dune” o‘

esr visit the Youth Centre. .~ gxgxninzsgltrqrgalg: g mﬁwzlgietglgl lflpnﬁ: Jﬂﬁulilg , medicare. u I , u» ~

s i. , bf n I t b: lf. ciiticm g every respect, with s. capacity of

......:.:'°1.°::;;',~,,gg;, i,-;"g-,g,,:;~,;;;;:g.:"';;,,,t,_1 r: s... ..... . ,,, .,,,,,_ Globes are of [rent Interest to everyone. The Furniture Dellar‘ t S” lndggfftw W Alter‘ the Mobil-ll WI! 911F611- “ml! these Globes msrked with sll the newest boundaries snd - ‘y’ lied s lsrge nurses’ home was "tie with stand. Globes ure priced st 4.50 end ti-Zli-the lllilmii 1 gnaw m... acquired for the accommodation P! sre i035. A Globe is s deﬁnite sleet to n school room sn; .o DINTMENT of the sisters in charge nf the

"'1' homesseu" u» Globes stocked in the Furniture Depertnlent.

.-..‘.c.rtest girls In school will weer BANNED SUITS they've

We Ladies‘ Wear Department. i:i- well dressed AND It‘: smart to be thrlfty..'i'hese Flsnnei ~ i" ﬂILv color you may u-Zsh are e smart thrifty buy-they're only

llclnl Sweet Mixed Pickles ere e good bny—they’re priced s Jar. Include llelns Sweet Mixed Pickles In your order

It's smert to be nest. it's

button csrifgan job. The skirt is split in frcnt. Flannel Suits ere

—QUMMBIIIDI 00W“. COLLEGE will reopen September "ll-h. ﬂve

‘ . roamed izouse cr apartment. Appy

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THURSDAY, l FRIDAY and SATURDAY

DOUBLE BILL

“ OAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON Wedneedey - Thursday 1:15-8:15.

30b Hope end Joan Caulffeld in Comedy-Drama.

“MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE" BOB! What a Rogue - - - What

re- epproxlmately t-wo weeks while oil tankers are dis- It is later leave for Montreal for overhaul.- S.

"SIX GUN SERENADE" with Jimmy Wokley ALSO

e Rune! -_- - What n. Riot. Also Shorts, "Summer Tale" co<'>oo§oo<§>co<<>>oz<L-§>co

Results 0f‘ Examinations Are Released

-—-Foll wing are the results of the Co mon Examining Board examlnat ons for Summerslde Aca- demy, reieused yesterday by Mr. Elmer Plneau, principal of the Academy.

Introducing M a 1 1 o r y for Ladies with young Ideas

312.95 (Light ‘colon ~ #51511)‘ “Klml

(Caillou.

fmpudently rogulsh ensue! to pny complimentary tricks on all your tailored costumes. The some one you saw in Charm. presented here in a galaxy of gay colors, each bended end outlined in contrast- ing grosgraln.

A delightful femiuintlon of the eonehmnn’: lint. interpreted in e modiﬁed tricorne with e loftly roiled brim that you'll love ebove your lhortei ooiffure. Presented in buttersoft fur felt and [rol- groin trim.

Other Mallory Models as Low as 6.95

—M"- ""1 M“ W" 5'5"" Grade x11 Pass List (in order of ault. Rumford Falls. Maine. are tnerm _ Game“, Gallant sun” “Siting m?“ Arsenalmls “um- merside; Everett Barrett st‘. Elea- Mrs. John Arsenauit. and Mr Mrs; Hnmﬂ Jane Regd Sun? Arsenault- silmmcrsldei-s- merslde; Anita Laughlin: Sher-

———“ brooke; Norma Humphrey, Ken-

-—-Mieis Gloria Wagner. Halifax. sington; Barbara Currie. Sum-

Sumniersicle. Grade XI Pass List tin older of, ‘merit; —— Dorothy Gallant, Sum-| moi-side; Alberta Barnett, Belmont, Lot l6; lfargarct lifizttart, sum.‘ rnerslde; Audrey Prolitt, Kensiny! ton,- Lcuvell Andrews, K isington; John Stnaliman, Summerszde; Ruth Perry. Summersldc; Ztlaiiv wells. Summerside; Donald Simmons, Summerside; Howard \Vaite. Sum- merside; Joan Compton, Summer- side; Kenneth Linlclctter, Sum- mefsldf?! Joan Compton, Srmn-ier- side; Kenneth Link-letter", Sum- merside; shiiley Kennedy, Ken. sinzton; wuiicm Nicholson, Sum. mersicle; Calda Parsons, Summe}- side; Mary Pope. Summerside. Partial Pass — June Jenkins. Surnmerside; Stanley Hayes, Ellgr. slie; Marie Delaney. Summerslde; Mabel Kelly, Summerside; mic Perry, Summerside; William Mor- rison, Summereide; Edna Phillips, Arlirieton; Ruby MacLeen, Sum. merside; Stephanie Gaudet, Sim. merslde: Mary G. Gallant. Sum- merside; Francis Waugh, wilmot; Gordon Lidstone; Summerside; Rah“?! ThCIIHPSOH. S-ummerside. A pertiel puss means that the student felled in one subject and may obtain e pass by writing . supplementary, - s,

..... LEON ERROl JOE KIRKWOOO, Ii.

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‘tnauvioud yum vicious Shows 7:15 and 9:15

Matinee Friday and Saturday 2:30

Lust Showing Today Gory Cooper in

"ADVENTURES OF MARCO POLO”

Former Island Lady Dies In

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merside; partial pass~Clair W'hite,-,

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Featuring

Mallory

for Men with young ideas

Run your eyes over the nest tapered crown-stab the snap of ite crisp bound brim-then picture how it would» look on you!‘ Better yet—corne in and try on s. Mallory-we have them in all the new colors.

Ohooso Your llat from any of these Styles —-

Imbew Director Town Club B-iehlend Knoeabonl Broudmoor Streamii net

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Olossli: Model Premier _Moilal

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California

—Dr. John F. MacNeiil. Sum- nierside, receive-d a telegram yes~ terday morning advising him i.’ the death of his sister, Mrs. C. R. Marsh of Fullerton. California. Mrs." Marsh was the former Cstii- erine MacNeili of Long Creek, P. E. 1,. and after attending her local school completed her educa- tion at. Acadia University. After leaving college she went to indie as s missionary under the Cens- dien Baptist Missionary Board. A few years after arriving there she married the Rev. C. R. Marsh of Eugene, Oregon who was serv- ing under the American Baptls: Missionary Board. After her mer- rlage she transferred to the Arn- erican‘ Board snd she snd her husband continual their mission- ary work together.

On her retirement twenty years ago she had been in Indie thirty

Official Opening 0f Western Hospital Takes Place Today

The Western Hospital. Alberton. Wm be °U1C4B~UY opened to the Public this sfternoono by l-iis Honor Lt. Governor J. A. Bernard. A combined picnic sponsored by the various localities of west Prince will be held in connection “mi hi" vnenlniz. meals will be “m” Md e spicmiici variety ct tame: and other amusements will be offered for the entertainment °‘ u" llfle crowd expected to be DNlenl. ending with u dance in the Aiberton Hall in the evening, ion-alums of both modern and old time dame;

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Milly Prominent speakers will ‘i353. {Tlatllbeen in siiinl iieiiui- frafljiﬂigtli 15W Onenlnc includ- smce last Novembeh er . Walter Jones. Hon.

she is survived by her husband. W4?‘ Mwmnlmi 033-3» 3°"

Alex Matheson Mini t ne daughter. e grandson snd s - 5 91' 0f , great granddaughter and her our Ham‘ and wemra 5°“ 59°11“? “e crunchy end grand-you'll like m" DL Macuﬂu__a_ BsrbouznMinister of Publi: Works,

The Western Hospital lit. been in PPPation since um and was "Billie-Y t-he Hotel Albion Ter- "M- The Property was purchased in that yeer the nucleus of s hospital and ce that. time has been en-lsrged to its present. com-

(let relief

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hospital. This home is situated

on the same Bromide l‘ m‘ m5‘ pital itself. The

ute to the enterprise end initiat- ive of the people of West Prince. one of which they mo? "611 "91

STOCKl-lbLt/i - m from the museums of_ Vienna on

viewed by more than 150,000 pir-

lilbit will make s tour of the Un- ited States.

ding-gift lood Princess Elizabeth from‘ the Du minions ere to be repscked at he: request end lent to widows eup- porting children and old-age peti- stoners.

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Excellent Modal

12.50

Guatemala is the northernmost o! the Central American states.

OUT OUR WAY

completion 0f is community project. is e trib-

animals.

$10. 95

(Light colors slightly higher)

.C’jz~rltana

A bow to the fascination of the East - - - an ex- citing fur felt turban that climbs from a smoothly sculptured back to a high and bluuseil lrnni. A gay end wonderfully wearable idea;

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Where Price

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Overland

OLD FODIJER PLANT Alfalfa was brought from Per .3 to Greece in 500_B. C. .

PAIR FOR LIFE Ohlnchillas are monogsmoasl

By J. R. Williams

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treuiues

hiblt at the National Museum re since early spring. have been

ne officials estimate. The u-

FOR KIDS. PENSIONERS LONDON-The remaining wed- parcels sent n

Total number of parceLs nt out so fai- is more then 12b.-

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FOR ASTHMA £- HAY FEVER O

WELL. THAMKG. FELLERG}! THEEE'§ A LOT OF TFHNGS

5HE WANTG ‘DONE --WAlT, I‘i_i_ GO IN AND A~5i< ‘ HEiZ--Tl—llt\lG5 I'VE FERGOT.’