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THE GUARDIAN,

CHARLQITETOWN

(i? WESTERN GUARDIAN

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Earner: county OFFICE 8 Summer Street, Summerside, Phone 280 News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives

' I. ELMEB MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW The Guardian may be bought at any of the following stores in Summsraide 3,11,. ' Sim"; T‘ " u- . , 21 Central Street; [eliyb Newsstand, Water Street; Mark Gaudet, 61 Granville Street; Alyro Doucette's Grocery, Second Street; Island Motor Transport, Water Street The Guardian will he delivered to any home in Summsrside by Carrier My n so per day or 18o per week. Phone 289 for this service er give "or order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route. _____ GENERAL msumnm mm“ 4 a. DUNNING JEWELLERY u’ Munnt- summemdm ‘S3325; Kenslngton, now open for

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.-IIEAR ADEN DIULLIGAN dis-I Election Issues over CJR\V.I “ELECIMC

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Bummerslde. Monday. June 20th, "M _ 9,90 to 9.45 P. l\l. the other from Piusville. P.E.I..

{collided at O'Leary Corner last 45A]; w, p; B53311 1g (3,, evening. No serious injuries result- Afscuss Election Issues over cJRwied but the cars were considerably

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—NOTICE.-My Store will be closed all day Wednesday. June 22nd. W. H. Burns. Malpeque.

and acetylene Service Sta- W est, phone

-CARS COLLIDE — Two cars. from Saskatchewan and

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._BEAR WILLIAM MacKEN- Mrs. E..P. Foley of Summersidc plllfK discuss Eiecllnn Issues over left Sunday for saint John. St. Andrews and Fredericton. N12.

CJRW. Summerside, lvlonday. June 20th, 8.45 to 9 P. M. At Fredericton Mr. Foley will ad- - dress a meeting of the New Bruns-

--lfESEilVE Monday, June Zilfwick Pharmaceutical Association. for Merry Minstrels of 1949. rfigh Mr. Foley is president of the Can- Schnol Auditorium. Summersidc. adian Pharmaceutical Association. Admission 50 cents. ‘At Si. Andrews he will attend a convention oi the Rotary Club.—S.

——HEAR DR. BUY GRANT dLS-l , l "W m°°1:°“ I“??? ‘I21: “fir; - KENSINGTON cmzorr UN- Elmme“ ‘éfl t q 25x13’ ‘viON — A meeting and social eve- mdtfrml‘ " l‘ ' ' hing of the Kensington Credit ' ‘ Union was held on Thursday night .-. ' “ LERS l iii ‘ . . 1 igggvggqrtls "m in the Town Hall, Messrs. Percy ‘uh “Id; hcmmp ‘mid on McCarvillc and Charles MacLeiian l" ‘£521 ‘In; “an, W" were appointed delegates to at- Jm" “ __f ‘_ * ‘ ' ‘lend the Credit Union convention. . Several fables of auction forty- “lgsiflnfi lsffjlj“yigf§“fdif?gl*Jim were enjoys-d and the )Jl'lZC l" h‘ (‘gr-l 1 “A ‘diiomn‘l‘ Sh“; i winners wit e Mrs. James Con- Hm. 62:33. .L 50 films iden and Mr. D. A. Shcchan. A merflde- mmm“ C ‘ itlcliclous lunch was served by the TAT" ‘lunch committee. Everyone ex- ‘fyiifiToaxzgglii beJfigisedgsrr pressed the hope that these so- afifgqrdgnnd éMH-J Opcnsatlirj rial evenings would be continued. day v25th. under new management. li-an R. Brown, French River,

k l -—-MI\'ISTER AND TVIFE HON- _ I . - _ L I ORE!) - Rev. H. M. and Mrs. cnmzaiélin gfin“:,‘r.,§j'fliflflfgd,f,j,iinure-ass of the O‘l..eary Nazarene auditorium Tiinnrlcfv Jun; 20. Full Chuwh w?“ pleasantly sumrlwd fir,“ o, nder lnl.t\_‘bgflnplp_ NOVQHVIon June 9th at the parsonage oi m“ 10k” mushy mp danflni R_ev. A. F. and Mrs. Cone of sirlgilill- Old "m" "lin-"YPIF-V "l "5 ELXL-jggtailde sllohvlgr".thteiiye ‘gfcraesitotieintlliec?

b, .Ad i. ' 50 ts. Sponsored F v big‘ flmcismg‘ C§,°,.“p_ mg their wedding anniversary. A

feature of the evening was e beautiful three-tier wedding cake baked by lvliss. William Hardy. The guests of honor although taken completely by surprise thanked their friends in a few wcll chosen words. The evening was spent in singing and music imd this pleasant social event terminated by all wishing Rev. and Nfrs. Burgess many more happy annivwsaries-O.

—FORGET your election worries| iifonday night. Sce the iilcrry Min- ntrz-ls at Summcrsido High School auditorium. Full orchestra in nt- tindnnce, end mcn. pretty flirts. comedy galore. Don't miss this cri- tertalnmont cvcnt of thc .\‘l‘dl‘- Ad‘ mission 50 ccnts.

—EMERGENCY OPERATION — llbby Schumau, sevcn-year-old tmgihter of Clarence and Mrs. lthumsri of Kcnsington was taken to the Prince County iinspztal Wed- nesday night and an emergency" op- astion for appendicitis performed. lit latest reports she was resting iomfortably. Her many friends including her school chums wish her a speedy recovery.—K.

— MUSIC CLUB -- The final

mini: for the sen=on of the Ken-

ngton Music Club was held at the home of Mrs. Keir Clark on Monday night. All the members expressed themselves as being well pleased with the progress made in the teaching of music in the school and hoped this branch of the course of studies would be con- tinued. Before her departure the teacher. Miss Norma Porter was remembered with a gift and let- !" of appreciation for her‘ work in Remington-K.

——MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS — ‘The June meeting of the Laura Baln Missionary Society oi the Srmmcrside Baptist Church was held on Monday evening at the home oi Mrs. C B Jelly with the president Mrs. Clifford Smith. in the chair. The worship service opened with t-he singing of "We have a Story to tell to the Nat- ions" followed by a circle oi pray- ctr and a reading by the president. A nominating committee compris- ing Mrs. Harry Crossman. Mrs. J. H. Leuty and Mrs. Roy Lldstone was appointed to bring in s new slate of officers for the neat meet- ing which will be held at Mrs. Jeliy‘s cottage in Chelton. Mrs. Edward Poole was appointed lunch convener for this meeting. Dele- gates were chosen to attend the joint meeting of the societies to be held at Mrs. Robert Palmer's cot- tage nn Tuesday. The program

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consisted of reports from the oor- responding secretaries in Bolivia and India.. These were read by Mrs. Elmer Newson. Mrs. Leuty, Mrs, Poole, Mrs. Ellsworth MacNeiil and Mirs. Lidstone. At the close of the meeting refreshments were sewed by Mrs. Newson and Mrs. Leuty-S. -—-b-

-PLAY AT FRENCH RIVER — The Presbyterian Players of Ken- stn-xton presented the three-act comedy "Hillbilly Courtship" in French River Hall on Tuesday night, June 14th. The play wu directed by Mr. Blair Heechen who has had considerable expert. once in amateur plays-a: a come- dian ofbno mean ability. "Hillbilly Courtship" is real funny and kept; the audience in gale: of laughter from start to finish. Specialties in- cluded instrumental music by Mrs. Irvin Jay and comedy monologues by Mr. Horace Bryenton. Iiioilow- fng is the cast of characters: Luke Stilshy (in love with the mountain flmiver) Blair I-leeschen; Emmy Pofppin (e flower in the 0187i“). JOYCG Heeschen, Ma Peppin (the mother of the iflower), Bessie Heckbert: Lulu ‘Priffet and Seedie Triffef, (iradlo hillblllies.) Jean MacLeod and Marion Lockhart; Wash Jeddo (the mountain nit- wit), Newton MacArthur; Sol Silversteln (a Hebrew manager), Ben Champion; Louis Cattaro ta tempermental Italian). Eldm Champion; Peppy Stllsby (a. feud- ist of the old school), J. A. Mc- GONVBH; Bridget O’Flahnigan (a wild Irish rose), Joan Birt; Rev- erend Boswell (the IJIJGBChCI-iiiafil, Eric Thompson-K.

—HELD CLOSING MEETING - The Women's Organizations of the Summerslde Baptist Church held thcir closing meeting in the form of a picnic on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Palmer's cottage. Lllifiton. Mrs. E J. Barrass pre- sided over the session which includ- ed membcrs from the senior and junior societies in Surnmerside and the W.M.S. oi Wilmot Valley. The worship service was opened with the singing of “Onward Christian Soldiers" followed by responsive Bible reading. Mrs. Baisrass gave an inspiring talk on the subject "The Listening Ear" and this was followed by a circle of Prayer. Mrs Robert Palmer was appointed delegate to the Baptist Association met-ting to be held at East Point on June 17, 18 and 19. Communications were read regard- ing money sent to the wolfvi-lle Missionary Home and from Mrs. Miller. the port ivorker at Hali- fax. N.S. in appreciation for par- cels received Gratifying reports were submitted from all the or- ganizations and showed an in- crease over last year. A sccial hour followed and a picnic supper was greatly en_joyed.—S.

—WEDDING BELLS ~— At four o'clock on Saturday afternoon the hI-ne of Mr.. and Miss. s H. Clark. Ste Croix. N.S. was the some of a pretty ivcdding when their eld- est daughter. Verna Marguerite. bccamo the bride of Alexander Sinclair Nicholson. son oi ‘Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Nicholson. Summerside. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W H. Watts against a back- ground oi summer fioivers. Mrs. Walter Brown plzrvtd the wedding march. Given in marriage by her father. the bride was attired in a suit of light blue gabardine with navy accessories and a corsage of pink rapture roses. She was at- tended by her sisterjtae, who wore a tailored suit of pearl gray with blue accessories and a corsage of pink carnatinns. The groom was supported by his brother, Ivan Nicholson. Following tihe ceremony a reception was held for forty guests. The brides grand-mother. Mrs. John Caldwell, presided at the attractively arranged table. The iveddlng cake was cut in the traditional manner by the bride and grccm, after which lt-was cut for serving by Mrs. Wilfrid. Dill. Serving were Mrs. Robert. Edwards.

Misses Alice Hunter. Elaine Creaser. Marie Carson. Me r- garet and Barbara C l a r k..

‘Mrs, Ronald Caldwell replenished and Miss Carolyn Caldwell. cousin of the bride. was in charge of the guest book. Mil‘. and Mrs. Nichol- son left 0n a. trip to Summereide. after which they will reside in Sydney, N.S., where the groom is on the staff of the Meteorological Office at the Sydney Airport-S.

—W. C. T. U. ANNUAL MEET- ING — The annual meeting of the Summerside Branch of the W. C. T. U. was hold on Thursday after- noon at the home of Mrs. L. R. Allen. Spring Street. The presi- dent. whn occupied the chair. opened the meeting with the sing- ing of "All the Way My Saviour Leads Mo." This was followed by the scripture reading by Mrs. G. N. Somers and prayer by the presi- cicnt. Mrs. Hammond Johnson gave a religious reading. The sn- nual reports were submitted dur- in; which it. ivas noted that since the last annual meeting twn mem- hers. Mrs. J. A. Brace and Mrs. Norman Wright had passed on to Higher Service. The officers of the previous year were re-sppoint- ed. as follows: President, Mrs. J. S. Hinton; vice-president. Mrs. H. Johnson: secretary. Mrs. L. R. Al- len: treasurer. Mrs. Percy Bow- riess: Evangelistic Superintendent. Mrs. Archie Sharp: pianist. Mrs. L. M. Callbeck. A vote of thanks ivas tendered Mrs. Sharp for the splendid work she had done during the past years. The meeting clos- ed with the repeating of The Lnrdfis Prayer in unison. The hostess served delicious refreshments con- sisting of ice cream and cake.-—S.

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—SBOWEII AT KENSINGTON- Mia Phelicla Clark of Kuislngton, l- bride-to-be Of the month g1 brides was tendered a mlscellan. eous shower at her home 0n Friday night. A large number of friends and neighbors were in attendance to do honor to this popular young lady. When the guests had s.ll ss- sembled Phelicia was escorted by her friend. Miss Jean McLeod to a Dink and white throne surmount- ed by an arch of evergreens and flowers. Pink and white stream- 911. wedding bells and vases of flowers formed the decorations. As the bride-to-be entered the par- lfll‘ Lohmgrinb bridal chorus was played by Mrs. E. McEwen. The gifts were carried in by Miss Jean Blrt, Mrs. Ray Clairk and Miss Grace McGillivary. Parcels were opened by Miss Evelyn Harding and Mrs. David Clark while Miss Henrietta McArthur and Miss ‘Iihelms Adams read the eccoin- panying good wishes. 'I‘l'ie gifts were arranged on the table by Mrs. Keith Ramsay. At the con- clusion of this interesting part of the program all joined in singing “For She's a Jolly Good Fellow." Phelicia thanked her friends for their gifts and good wishes in her usual gracious and charming man- ner. For this party the m“- elect wore s. sky blue taffeta with overdress of_black net. A delici- ous lunch was served by the ladies while s program of instru- mental and vocal music was car- ried out by several local artists. At a. late hour the guests depart.- cd wishing Pheiicla mucii hap- piness in her approaching marri- age-K.

Personals —M.rs. Lucy George of Van- couver is visiting her mother Mrs Lydia Sirius and Other members of her family at. Kensington-K.

—-Messrs Toby Mullin. St. Peters. and J. McAssey oi Mt. Stewart were interested spectators at the matinee race at McArihurs track. Kensirigton, on Wednesday". — K

-Mrs. J. S. Hinton. Summersidc. has as hcr guest. Miss Alva Bro- haut, Montague, and who has ro- centiy returned from a most en- joyable trip in Ontario. Massachu- setts and Florida, being guest of her nieces and nephews-S.

—Mrs. Joseph Woodside of Ken- singtcin. left Thursday morning for Ottawa and other Canadian cities to visit. friends and relatives. Shr- wlll return via Boston. Ma . visit relatives there-K.

Preiiy Wedding Al Ellerslie 0n Saturday

St. John's Anglican Church. El- lerslie, was The scene of an ex- ceptionally pretty wedding on Stat- urday afternoon at four o'clock when Audrey Fnrrona, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fddred England ivas united in marriage to John Hubert Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall. Summerside. The ceremony was performed by Venerable Arch- deacon G.R. Harrison of Summer- side. assisted by Rev. Leslie Dig- nan. Mrs. Percy Birch was the organist and during the signing of the register played “I'll Walk Bi:- side You". The front of the church was beautifully banked with potted plants and spring flowers and the guests pews were marked with bows of white tulle. -

To the strains of Liohengrins bridal chorus the bride entered the church on the arm oi her father. who gave her in mariage. She looked charming in a. floor-length gown of white satin in Elizabethan style with alight train Her should- er-length veil was held in place with s. coronet of white roses and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink Delight roses.

Her attendant Miss Isabel How-

att. cousin of the groom. was gowned in turquoise embroidered nylon with matching‘ mitts and

bandeau and carried a noscgay of Talisman roses.

Mr. Frank England, twin broth- er o! the bride. supported the groom and the ushers were Messrs. Winston England and Benjamin

Andrew. Immediately following the cere- mony a reception attended by

fifly guests was held at the b01119 of Mr. and Mrs. Allison England. Receiving with the bridal party W55 the bride's mother. who was st- tired in s navy ensemble with e corsage of white carnatlons. ‘Dire bride's tabieniighted with tapers. was centred with a two-tier wedd- ing cake. topped with s. miniature

bride and grorm.

Mrs. Claude Jelly. aunt of the bride poured while Mrs. B. A- Dsrby replenished. Assisting in serving were the Misses Sadie Brown, Dorothy Simmons, Pauline Todd. Dorothy Read. Henrietta Coylc, Bernice Udstone.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left on a wedding trip to points of interest throughout the Moritimes. the bride travelling in a pearl iffy galbardine with pint: and grey ac- cessories end s cor-sage of red roses.

On return they will reside in summeriiide where the groom hOidS the position of Sheriff of Prince County. The bride previous to her marriage was a valued member of the staff of the Bank of Nova

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i3 New Houses , Under Construction Ai Summerside

--Thirteen new houses with an estimated total vsiue of $68,300 are now under construction in Sum- mertide, according to the records in the town office of building per- mits ilsued. Permits for alterations applied for consls of three houses being repaired and one Warehouse bein reconstructed. In addition to this, of course, e number of dwel- iings are being built just outside the town limits for people now liv- ing in Summerside and who have their occupations in the town.

This number of new houses will not substantially alleviate the boul- ing shortage in the town. Many of the R.C.A.F. personnel who have recently been posted to the Sum- merside station are living in sum- mer cottages and when fall comes they will be looking for homes in town, For over a year now it has been understood that a large num- ber of dwelling units were to be built near the airport by Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation but not even the tenders have been called for as yet.

A new Royal Bank building which fr expected to be built this year will add to the amount of commercial building going on. Work on the new Prince County Hospital starts today by M. F. Schurman Ltd.~—S.

IN MEMORIAM

SAMUEL NICHOLSON

The death occurred suddenly at his home in Albion Cross of Sam- uel Nicholson in his 65th year. Mr Nicholson was one of a familv of l2 children. of the late Neil Nich- olson and his wife, Mary Mac- Leod.

He leaves to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband and father, his tridow nee Flora Mac- Phcrson. a daughter Sarah. a nurse in Charlottcimvn. one son NeiLat home. and fwri grandchil- dren: also the following sisters and brothers. Bertha (Mrs. Gil- bert Wolfe). Mav (Mrs. Albert Guyote). Annie (Mrs. Fred Young). Florence. Katherine and Margaret. all nurses in U. 5.. Margaret (Mrs. Malcolm Livingstone). Charlotte- town; Jennie and William on the nlcl homestead and Neil of Albion Cross; one brother died in youth.

He was a veteran nf World War T. having enlisted with the 105th battalion.

The funeral service was held in the home and conducted by his pastor. Rev. M. D. MacLeod. Mr. ivaiter Burdetie. sang feeiingiy. “My Saviour First of Ail "

The large gathering of friends from far and near, who attended his funeral. bore todimony to the. esteem and respect with which Mr Nicholson was hold.

The pail-bearers ivcre Messrs. Harold Matheson. Anrtus MacLean. Sheldon hfacSwain. Kenneth Mac- Phersnn. Howard Wood and Dan MacKirmon. l\fr. Malcolm Mathe- son drove the hoarse.

FOR SALE

Pure bred Belgian Mare (Queen Supreme) registered No. 6990, with or without foal at foot.

Pure bred Belgian mare two years old (Hethcr Queen) reg. 10206.

Pure bred Hereford Bull, 24 months (General Montgomery) reg. N0. 231818.

Pure bred Hereford Yearling Bull (Precious Cargo) reg. No. 252125.

Cocksiiutt Hsyioeders, Mowers, Rakes, Tractors. Rubber or Steel- tired Wagons. "

Convenient Terms

FRED C. RAMSAI’, Montrose.

Liberal Meetings

MONDAY, JUNE 20th. Freetown Hail

ruasnav, JUNE 21st. Tlgnlsh mu

THURSDAY, June 28rd. Kensington Hail

Mr. J. Watson MecNsught, M.P., will be in Hamilton dis- trict on Wednesday, June 22nd, and will attend the so- gallbelng held in Hamilton a .

Mr. MacNaught will be the principal speaker at all the above meetings which will also be addressed by other prominent Liberals.

All meetings will commence at 8.80 p. m.

Western fcaturetfe.

CAMEO THEATRE, KENSINGTON

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Suspense. romance and adventure with Mary Anderson, iieimut Dsntlne, Poul Lukas in "WIIISPERING CITY". The picture sites, Chateau Frontenac and Moutmorency Fells in Quebec featured in this show. Also Roy Whittey

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MONDAY. JUNE 20th Maipeque, Mrs. L95“? Ramsay Mr. Donald MacLean will ad- dress aii meetings.

FOR SALE

At Cape Traverse, Prince County, 225 lobster traps, new lobster boat, 34-foot, used one season; quantity of lobster rope, buoys, anchors. herring nets, five-horsepower Imper- ial enginc. Apply to Haszard Gardiner, administrator, es- tate of Frame Gardiner, Cape Traverse, Carleton Siding RR.

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