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O GO. flflpt. M -- Women drivers were advised today not. to window shop from a movin auto- mobile and. to save the latesg choice bitd of gossip until the'ear is stop- ps . Now. hang onto your seals. girls! This advice came not from a dia- hard maid. but from one of the United States foremost women driven. Mrs. James J. Ingels, wrfe of a Chicago mmufacturer.

174x80. l “Wonder Wife (300- 000) ilea behind the wheel with- out an accident or traffic viola~ tion!) admitted that inattention ls the No. l fault of women driver's- but she hastened to add that thee same weakness can be charged a- Ihinst men too. Where women let their eves wander to,a new chapeau in l shop window, men mull over business affairs while ihey drive —rvith'the same disastrous effect, h rhat_a why she began driving Yer husband on business trips 25 3e"! BIO. and Ingeia cheerfully, given proudly. admits that she ftePps

H‘ eyes off hatl while driving better than he keeps his mind ofr

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business. In fact, hethinks so high- iy of her skill at the wheel that he had a gold medal struck off at his own expense and presented it- to her.

Such unusual goings on bv a hlishllrld in full possession of his fa ulties inspired the National Safety Council to organize a "Wonder Wives" club. in which any wife can achieve membership by driving 10.000 miles or more withoutan accident or traffic vio- lation—IF she gets her husband to admit it ‘m a signed statement. Mrs. Inge-ls, of course, became the first member.

The electric hroughant of un- other era would seem more in keep- ing with the prim grace of Mrs. Ingeis than the long black sedan she handles with such ease. She is not the athletic type, nor is

the aggressive and cocksure. Siighti

and mildmannered. she doesn't be- lieve a woman must have muscles or the reflexes of a champion to drive safely.

“Safe driving is mostly meri- ifll." she says. “and paying uttcn- tion to what you are doing is the most important part. Modern cars don't require strength to drive. but modern traffic requires alertness every minute.

"I never let my attention wan- der, never window shop or turn my head to talk to others the car. I try to think about. drvlng all the tImO. What might. happen next and what I should do about

“And here's another thing - I never get nervous or impatient in traffic. I let the speed demons go around me. and sure enough, when I zet to the next stop light. there they are waiting for me. I take it easy. Hurry causes accidenis. And X imess that's all there is to it."

Of course. it's only a woman driver talkin . men. but a women who has 300. miles of safe driv- ing to prove that she isn't tail:- lns throulh that hat aha didn't 109k It ls aha drove by.

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DANDY WISKE. Yorkshire. Eng. land -(OP)-- Walter Tlorid, 92. has completed ‘i0 years u a faggot-esch- 2ft .63}! the North-shorten ethodist

Mr. was a teacher in the _ Sun final and a member of the ut Board Be also took an ac ve lnteredt in Boy out

was? and was vent

‘loos lotion or tiigpest four Dears. e w t cellar of the Knights Ir. Rose is

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This column is reserved for nun o! local interest. out advertllnl ufaaews; uataronastrellturtoe at five- aenu a word. DI!- ‘al-‘la in advance.

WOIIIHL- 29th. rresoyter- $1

s aursvrorra bu; l-UIQIY 56 tam tan Uhlllrenpllt Canada. carmsm A. M. Montague 1.30 P. M. it. Maclsean. Minister.

rum-run chitin caurtcrgi?

Services Sunday. September 2 Minister. Rev. Peter Jackson. H ton 11 A. M. Armin Rom a

P. . Victoria 7.30 P. M.

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND SER- VICES for the Pariah of Springq field and. Crapaud. September 29m. St. Elizabeth's Church. 5Drifl8field. Morning Prayer 11.00 A. M. St. John's Church. Crapaud. Harvest Thanksgiving Service 7.30 P. M. Kw. B. Fream. ’

COVEHEAD — STANHOYE. - On Sunday. ae-Jgmbdl‘ 20th. Rev. 'A. S. Weir of Vemon-Orwell Charge will conduct the services ‘and preach in West Covehead at ill A. M. and in Stanho at 7.30 P. M. Standard Time. v. meal A. Wilson, Minister. |

THE rnusarrrcalalv crruacrr, IN CAN . - Services on Sun- day. teorbar 29th will be u fol- dows: Caledonia 11m A. M. and 1.30 P. M. Wood Islands 3.00 P. MJ Rev. r. A. A. Duke, Minister. i

i MOUTH OBCANS are here ‘again Toomba Music Stare. i

i roasuaa. TRY... ob-Platea grid Flaahilghts. Toom Music n.

THE MONTHLY MEETDIG (all the Ltldlol Auxiliary will b0 held taught Legion Hem}. 7.30.‘

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8T. JOHN'S PBESBYTEBIAIN‘ crruncrr. Baum. Service. Surlda .| Septanber 29th. Morning Worahki at 11 o'clock. No Evening Rev. E. C. Evans. Minister.

CENTRAL PARISH. -- Servicu for Slmday. September 29th. Clyde River l1 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. St.i ~Cahherines 3 P. M. Churchill 7 P. M.‘ Canoe Cove S S. 2.30 P. M. Mlnb- ftl’. RSV T. W. GOOGWiii.

i SPSCIAL CHUQCB NOTICE. —! ‘A Joint service at Cross Roads Christian and Alexander Baptist. [Chm-ch. At Cross Roads Sunday ev~ ening at 7.30, owing to Alexandra (Jhurch under oing repairs. Rev- Sterling Stac ouse, Minister.

CHERRY VALLEY UNITED. CHURCH. — Service September‘ mo. at 11.00 A. M. st. Andrew's! Orwell at. 2.30 P. M. Vernon River

‘at. 7.30 A. M. Standard Time. Rev T. A. Wilson. of Cove Head will‘ preach at. all three oppointntents.‘ A. S. weir. Minister. l

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Brookfleid Charge: There will be services next Lord's day as follows: Glasgow Road 11} A. M. l-lartsville 3 P. M. Brookfield. 7.30 P. M. The service at Broolrneid‘ will be the Annual Missionary, Thank Offering Service. Mr. Don- ald Nicholson. i l

POWNAL CHARGE. — Uni-led Church of Canada. Services. Sun- day. September 29th. 1l.il0 A. M. Clifton. 2.30 P. M. Mount Herbert. , 7.00 P M. Pownal. All times men- tinned. Standard. Mr. Eldon curmi will conduct the service at Clifton. The Ministe Rev. E. R. Macvicar will be in o arge at Mount Herb- ert and Pownal.

NEW GLASGOW. Cavendish. Fredericton. Services on Lord's day. 29th. as follows: New Glasgow at ll. Cavendish at 3. Fredericton at 7.30. Morning subject. "The |Keys of the Kingdom". Evenlng—

"Behold the Man." Sublect at re-

vival service at Fredericton Friday ,nig'ht "Are You There." A hearty iwelcome awaits you. .1. W. l-iayter, ‘. Minister Evangelist.

CONDITION SERIOUS -- Mr. <and Mrs. Alfred Carew Hunter iRlver. were i-n the city yesterday visiting their l9 year old em. [John who wag critically injured iwhile duck shooting at New Glas- gow. The man received the full fchnrge of shot in his back, and is in a very serious condition in the P.E.I. Hosp-ital, although hopes are still ileid for his recovery. Mr, iCnrc-w was with his son when the ‘accident occurred and secured im- mediate assistance hcfore rushing him into the hospital.

WEDDING BELLS. — A wedding of interest. took place in Trinity United Church, Tuesday morning. Rev. T. E. Maclennsn. officiating; when Lillian Ma . daughter of Min] land Mrs. F. Poo e, Souris. was uni- lied in marriage to Harold A. Simp- son. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘B. Simpson. Charlottetown. The bride who entered the church on tn.- arm of her brother. to the strains of the wedding march play- ed by Prof. Kendall. was becoming- ly dressed in turquoise blue wit-h ex- quisite bouquet of cornations and fem and accessories to match. Her bridesmaid. Miss Rutih Poole. was ids-cued in ray with accessories to

match and oust of Better Time t n, t d s f 5y puny nolu“ The fir“ w“ ‘upporud by shuns? lb: lanrqgegsflflembter ofmpaople h“ “mm” m M Tr“?- The who attended the funeral which

wedding breakfast was served at the harm of the groom. the bridal

w“? iuvm‘ m“ by PM“ ‘c’ Rustico where Requiem High Mass m! iiflmeiirndiiiriillif 50.336 i: . was celebrated by her pastor. Rev. Ge rm at“ Aulnm ' a‘ ‘ m“ JC. Pitrg who also conducted the maths,’ Wei‘ M“ a“ w no“ service at t3: gravfi ‘The pallbéar- ' " ' e ere: orge c ..n on, en-

fggnm" M“ 5°“ °' Gwlm” r" gallant. Frank outrage, John ' Moses Gallant, John

KINSMIN AND CHURCH IION- OR BANKER - Prior to his de- parture for Liverpool where he

as been transferred to The Bank of Nova Scotia there. Mr. It. B. Ron who for the past nine year: was employed as Accountant at the_ New Waterford branch was present- ed with a Watermans pen and pencil set by the Kinsmen Club of which he was treasurer. Anolheri presentation of a traveilin ha; was made to Mr. Ross hy t e Sea- sioft of Oalvtn United Church who expressed their regret It loainl‘ one of their has members and voleod the hope th t good luck may be h in hit new environment.

u also a Ohnn-

of

fir.

a ms of Mr. Henry Roi. Wheatley Rlvor, This nerve item was taken ney Peat. Record with

an: the 8m

iln the business community. which

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[HE CHAR LOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

“m: KIRK or o. rlmrsfi

8 P.M.: SERVICE AND SERMON PREPARA- TORY TO HOLY COMMUNION.

WEEK END

.FOO.D VALUES FRIDAY sarunoav and motion

.(IN.B. The Kirk Session will meet Friday :15 RM.) - Aylmer-ZO Oz. TlIl-—- surrkjgt - . III-I" TOMATO JUICE-J Tins . . .... . . .-. cormwa AS A i 100 Ti ' ’ H ' LL P TQBAL ymer- Z. fl-— 3M Count

CHARGE.—SBTW S ff . Se D. ' ' m. ..., a, yonifgm “gggflo, q. Shanahan-Muoney TOMATO SOUP-Z T1115 ¢ D0,, O A. M. New Dominion 3 P. M. Corn- F

gull viaoxr», Mu.’ olliaolal Board. Oct. Nuptiah "Sh Grim"!

ha ngan7.0P.M. . ‘-.- _,, , . ‘L R skinner. Minister. V COFFEE Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. Large ANNOUNCEMENT. -—- Di‘. H. M- A raft SQ tember WBddi t 0k shredded

MaeKenze. Dentist. recently .dls- lace” M 541,13? or“, t “g1; h WHEAT-Z Pkgs. . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c

charged from the Army. resuming g, Du °m 3 3m H- “ ‘h ‘M, ‘ " ‘r Each c h" Pmiice- Brut Buildup- Qwn a... oil‘ ti.‘ s" ti“ ""1 ‘r2 '3 PASTRY FLOUR-

Street. Charlottetown. Office cow Mrs N 18 11200:? éaglongifrlnn

open for appointments, wagiunited m margin“ to ML 30s; 7 Lb. Bag . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G

TRYON _ BONSHAW BAPTIST eph Ylncent. son of Mr. and Mrs. YBGII Frau-w- - so this: ilr:““;-::.~..°i..i2l* l" S°"'~'%"’§"";'5“ B 25c T°MAT°ES gayhs%,wuaber 3936, gr?“ Téyonca tereswd "ienzds The Chancuél-wirlll: Mbb AR —3 z. ottle ..ons1aw. -' '

A. Hicks’ Pam“ i {legalfgxecorjrgti-oirrsidmaspgrlgvely CERTQ... Peck . . . . . .. . Mfizulggrtgs gugit. W35... a; gz‘fsz.....“uzrt°h.. srssarz: B?“ ~ ,

the clerical staff o! dloyle and nhiofii $12: shilwwggegiirtofliianlig; winter Sweet PARAWA)‘ Murray's Store, Trenton. recently by the Omani“, M“ Joseph no“? CAKE FLOUR—-46 OZ. Bag . . . . - - - - - - - - - Pkg. . . . . . . .

enjoyed}! her vacation Igelrilfod, prism. m‘ B k r’ NG

i’ w ¢ will 5P9" '1 5 5X. “l ' The bride, who was given in mgr- 8 G 8 JAR RI Q

her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.‘ 1 b h f _ . _ c _

and Mrs. John MacNutt. The re- gflailgflel? aynd §'rso§i3i"s.“ZZ1§e'1v.i1i§§ CHOCOLATE-La Lb’ cake " "' "' " " 12 in a BOX

mainder of the time she visited in up [he 5],], in h" love“, saw“ 7

different places in Prince Edward of turquoisevblue \v0oi crepe with Jot-dens ‘ 2 B Idllfiwhll {Ml .P.E.Is.b _ Y _,, ' ...:."......:."§:li.. ...... ..‘:;.:".l“:.:ni :;":.f:.".z‘::.- all 22:. “RAPE “CE-ii °’- ‘M’

Church. P ssesaing a fine voice.

. tte d d b id ‘ over which she has marvellous con- a n Q as r “mam by m!

groom's sister, Miss Margaret

‘T01. 57W fflvflred U19 Cflhflrfllfi- Shanahan who chose a rose ccl- Island

lion with lovely number, that d .. i’ it ..

was much agpreclated by all. -N8w :51 coirlsggr, o}; ykelltigrl; ggreliflfofless CELERY_Head ' " Gilliow News. zThe groom was supported bv Mr

* _.._._ iJcscph 1.. Mooney, brother at o." Large nuns-moor new sums-same “Jfff- hm“. - m, CABBAGE-Head -

—Mr. James C. MacLeod of Littie- w“ znost ham . "I? Mrl- MMTWY

ton, New Hampshire, ivn the centre Queens m“ "Sula! Y frowned in Local

°' ‘h’ Wm" M°““"'"" i‘ “M” Alice blue bgtnn l a? ihlaahsn in CARROTS-Bunch gill txslmdhl’ lug“? ant the irastlrlZ accersorizr u a n! mn-

o n. . t. an ‘i

ex-aSrtatee Sevnatorgr and“ a? present x0955! atthethcersranliéleny lfrlfOlkllif was CRANBERRIES—

a member of the States Governor “V” mm i d] " m”! m 79m‘ Li). . . . . . . ....- Councii. serving his second term. M" or {Page} "lentil. the

He owns a large departmental storefijflzfit and em r a “"919 bu"! -

is President of the New Hampshire w y and c°rdifluy N‘ Finn R1179

Filled to by the groom,

After the reception Mr. and Mpg Shanahan left by plane on a honey- moon trip to central Ontario and

National Bank and la prominent TOMATOES_Z Lbs,

benefitsmexterlsively from‘ the tour- f f , l ~ visrhicliatllgre i: arimoxvgghglild cable IQPF“? n“ m“ "avemml i“ connectinl the valley with the giwth mp Co“ “f l“? mountains. laraely aatr-onized by “i,” ‘he wedm" ‘m’ m“ siflhtseers in summer and skiers was, t-e Gem” °f “Yer”! "all in winter. Mr. Mscleod is .1 nat- g: dag“: WM" h“ "mid! 5'11"" ive of Hunter River. which he 1m M; f,’ gm‘ "My lovely rifts. for the States ir, 1896. returning u ryShanahon will rake periodically for vacation. was“ an‘; residence l“ T°T°5i°~ mother. who is in her ninety-first lead, e 5mm" i9 employed in a‘ year celebrates her birthday on Guarfldlranmizilgfigtsueh “Fm- T?" '

- 3‘ "ratulations," "mo" cum draws. Arthur Wrhrita. éirllmtglfiilgm

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ANNIVERSARY orrr __ Intenrb “WM? 1mm‘ “ugh” e the

, . Service at inil to celebrate quietly their 25th sAYlNG IT WITH FLOWERS 5119:‘; gggwcgoynducted by Rev.

2W (GROCETERlA)

in Margin-lam‘

‘f; ants. AMOS o. cannons

anniversary which fell Sunday Re", ~ In Conv-‘ection m, m SS R nd Rev. A. i ~ I - r g Balrles. C. - - a __ $1}? ‘Emflchc-fa- F- Mflclmmflll °!_ convention-of florizrts. M‘: §Z°§§s Herreii. s n‘ y “Kchn NW’ G1“¢°“- N- Talt. president, h“ 5g)" the “i On September 17th, i946. at thl. ~~ Wm Smvmvd i0 receive a Guardian a beautiful bouquet of wru. ATTEND REUNION’ — Charlottetown Hospital there was

Parcel Saturday night shortly af- yen”, m.” ter returning from a trip to Prince apprmgated_ Eldward ISlfliftljda Thr parcel was _ smpy lnscr c : "F Tr: lt_ .

friends." Inside was Hnzlrfrlllijiihir‘ of INQKIgJARJASB-Y-Tgglgk Gimme“ beautiful flowers and $35 in silver day, Segtgméer o9", fisfniflr Vi?“ pieces. They had spent Saturday Mt. Stewart 11 A“ M Harrinot Yitllrilflil the eastern end of tile Is- P. M. Marshfieid L130‘? M Sgugdlay

called to her eternal reward a very highly esteemed citlaen in the person of Mrs. Ella. Jane Gallant, widow of the late Amos D. Gal‘ iant of Oyster Bed Bridle. PEI. Although she underwent a very serious operation in the 350"“ mentioned hospital about a year

Majors A1 Rogers, Alan Nicholson and Lieut. Tommy Keefe leave to- day for Halifax where the)’ W1", attend the first annual officers dinner of the West Nova Scotla Regiment to be held at the Nova Scotian Hotel.

which are greatly,

land because Mr. MacLennalrs riu- Schools at tho usual times Tn G t “d 3mm. daughm- f h“, she mm, recover. ties would keep him home on Sun- Sacrament of the Lord's Supp; nfhtllfil? and‘ Mrs? T. A. Butler, left §§°h,’,°'§u§c'.e}, and unexpected 511.

day. The couple. wh h > t ‘ill ‘-- . -

the last nine years i‘; 163v: gig’;- "lfiherebewiiiobgr‘aetpre-rgbmmtllgogggg: gow, were wed in Point Tilppcr vice to-nlght (Frida ) at the l-iar- at the home of the ans.- by n” rington Church at 3o P ‘M m... Donald MbcDonald. D. D, then l“. N. Young Mlnisbgh ‘ ‘ ‘ '

gator gifkrlearhy- Port l-isrwkcsbilry. -___

0 c rem have b s FUNE ‘

union, Kenneth. medi-caiksstlfgenttlgii funeral Rolf!‘ Mfg“

Daihousle. and Mary. at New Glas- which was largely attendedu ways’

Bow High School. To thank their held yesterday morning fponi, h 1-

anonymnus friends, Mr. MaeLcnnan late residence. 121 gusto" m";

had to let the Whole secret out to to the Church of the Mot; 301., the Redeemer wilt-re Requiem Highf

ness and subsequent death after a period of two weeks was a great shock to her immediate family and host of friends throughout the Island apart from her family in- terests which were many. She was noted as a kindly and_ helpful neighbour and in her quiet man- ner brought consolation and help to many. Her home at Oyster Bed Bridge was a great center of true hospitality and many friends

vesiordav lnorninrr for Washlni- ton. DC. n-here she will resume her studies at the Catholic Uni- versity.

Major Frank Storey 0f ti" "F?" of Storey and Crockett Limited left Tuesday morning on a husl- nesr trip to Toronto. He will be away a week. ' ,

Miss Fairlie Provost. daughter of’ lion. and Mrs. T W. L. Prowse.

has left for Haiifalx to resume her _ during her last illness was visited

Daihousie University- by her pastor Rev. J. C. Pitre who y also administered the last rites of Holy Mother Church of which she . was a devoted member. Mrs. Gai- _ lant was in her 59th year and spent \ ‘ . the greater part of her lifo at ' ~ ' Oyster Bed Bridge. She was born at Peakes Station. P. E. 1., the daughter of the late John and Mrs. Kneabone of that lace and after her marriage move to Oyster Bed Bridge where she resided until her ' death. Her husband predeceased her four years ago also one son Harold and one daughter Hazel. ' She is survived by four sons and seven daughters. The . Russell in Plctou. N. S.. Clifford, Stephen and Wendell at. home. The daughters are: Mrs. Frank Gallant, Mrs. Leo Gallant, North Rilslirn; Mrs. John Cvsrnhum, Mrs. George Cooke. Mrs. Bertha Hughes all of Charlottetown; Mrs. Robert Vivian of Winnipeg, Manitoba and Doreen at home. also one adopted daugh- ter Bert . She is also survived by one bro! er Thomas of Oyster Bed Bridge. five sisters. Mrs. Kath- erine Clark, Edmonton, Alta; Mrs. George Peterson and Mrs. Everette lifacNieil, Charlottetown: Mrs. Erl- win Logan, Fort Augustus and Mrs. Henry McGuirk. Dromore. She is also survived by seventy five nieces and nephews, also t\v.=n~ ty one grandchildren. ‘ The hiih esteem in which the d Was held was teatlfhd many Mass Cards. floral