.NovEM3r;1g 21. 1955

H E C E N T R A L G U A RDIIIAN Idoderator To Preach lAt Kirk 0f St. Jam:

Music Festival A;s'n Meeting

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ctltive of The Prince Ed- 1 island Musical Festival As- M.I.fy.(,.1 met yesterday- afternoon milte Y. M. C. A., for the purpose "I receiving two committee NW!"- ”,. G 1). Steel reported that I ItX1i1)nlIllICE with members from (Il3lll.El3l.lC. Elierslie, Kensington. ;,,..merstae and Charlottetown. tvttleo on the Minister of Educat- OIHA and made representations re- :g.1l'dlll,iZ the necessity of a. super- .w,,- or music for the Province. Ilrlllce Edward Island lacks the co- ortlmnted effort such supervisors maize possible in other plmvinces. The report. of the committee wnivli had been invited to sum- ,.;ct-stdr to discuss the advisability ,.r lmlrltnr preliminaries there, was then received and discussed. It was mmnllllCiUSIy decided to hold pre- lmtiiiai-ies ill Summerside on Mon- ;.v of the Festival week, in sp- larger

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ittzf luive it ilnnl adjudicatlonwith .-,.,. tr-mum-5 of the Charlottetown p;r'i'.lllillfll'I9S.

is n result of this arrangement, 1- is hoped that a larger number at cnnlestnnis from Prince County it be able to participate in tfhese

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Boston S.0.ll. Alumni Building Fund Banee

Mr. Richard B. Johnston, Attor- ,.-v at Law, in Boston, Mass. vs that the Saint Dunstan! Lltlmul Association of Boston will he holding a dancremd whist ;t.rli' on December 4th. The pro- meds from which will be donated in the saint l)unstan's University wlding fund.

Mr. .lohnston is a son of the :l- Mr. James J. Johnston, Q.G.. ml former Attorney General of mils Province. His brother James lk A practising lawyer in this Ctv and another brother Gerald ls Manager of the Canadan Bank 3! Commerce at Alherton.

Among the former Prime Ed- vnrd Islanders who are active in lilo nlfairs of the Boston Alumni .-tssoci.tt.ion nre Messrs. Ben M'- lullls, Hwrry Ellsworth. Dr. J, B. llruwli, Dr. James Mccabt-. Mich- ael. Connollyl and Frnnk Mooney.

HOWARD MclNNIS

FITTED FOOTWEAR l'75 Queen St.-Currie Bldg.

BIRTHS. MAIIIHAGES. DEATHS 50c Par Insertion

BIRTHS

SILLIVAN-At. the King's County llnspita.l on Nov. 18, 1953, to Mr. ind Mrs. Peter Sullivan. Cardigan, 1 daughter,

IIARWISE-At the P. 13. Island Hospital, on Nov. 20, 1953, to Mr. .-nd Mrs. Robert Burwise, City, A

daughter, Joanne Elizabeth, 10 M. 8 czs. ll0wEN - on November i.'lth.

1953, at the P. E. 1. Hospital, to ..ir. and Mrs. Locksley Bowen, a . n. 3 lb. 13 oz.

MARRIAGES .lF.N'l(INS-SUTHERLAND -- At Ultarlottetown on Nov. 20, 1953. by lznv. J. D. Davlson. Roberta Hazel -liherlnnd to. John Maurice Jen-

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DEATHS

WEBBTEII - At the Presbyterian Manse, wallscetown. Ontario, on Friday. Novembervaoth. 1058. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, beloved hus- band of Clara (Decker) Webster. ll!-sting in the George E. Logan and Sons Funeral Chapel. London, On- 'Ill'I(l. Funeral service in new st. James Presbyterian church. Lon- tlon, Ontario, on Monday. at three P. M. interment in Mount Pleatant Ifrmr-iery.

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W. J. BIIOWN Funeral Director on but me 24 Hour Ambulance Service Dignlfled. courteous service

ciuaiorrerowu Hmaaal. Hour. 78 Illusion at B DIAL I010 '

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CIIOCKETTS JEWELLERY. - All Jewellery at 259:: discount.

VISIT III-STYLE MILLINERY for week-end specials. '

RIBSEIWE JAN. 26 for Burns annual concert.

BELANGEB RANGE! for cool. wood or oil. Bryenton 8: MacKny

SILVEIIWABE at 0 Jewellery. 2596 discount.

Grockettfs

ADELLA'B MILLINERY for

week end specials. 81.95. 32.05, 33.95.

SERVICE To SICK. Dial 5132. Cantwell's Pharmacy, next to Gloria.

KEBOSENE. Electric and Pro- pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryentou

and Macxay.

SUITS tailored-to-measure S39 00 up. .7. P. MacPherson st Son.

CROCKETTS JEWELLERY week end specials. 2575 discount.

MncDONALD mmo sl-znvicb Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. lilo Kent Street. Phone 6915.

ST. PAUL'S Sunday School meets tomorrow morning at ten

o'clock. All members are urged to be present. MR. visual-mTAN: We have

limited supply of Black Diamond Rubber suits. Miner Rubber Boots. Knee. stormklng and Waders, Long Rubber Coats. Rubber Gloves which we are offering at special prices. Buy now and save money. A. Ken- nedy ar Co. Ltd., 32 Queen Street.

HEAR LECTURE by Father Cornelius Plneau sponsored by the St. Thomas Aquinas Society at Clover Club, Sunday afternoon. Nov. 22 at 3 p.m.. instead of at Community Centre as previously announced.

CONDITION IMPROVING-Mr. George MacDonald who was in- jured this week while working on the new high school, is reported as improving at the P.E. I. Hos- pital where he is a. patient. Mr. MacDonald is I. native of Bristol and came to the city only a few weeks ago.

COEIONATION MEDAL - Mrs. Arthur 0. Bruce, a. member of the staff of the local Unemployment Insurance Commission is receiving congratuaitions from a host or friends following the presentation of the Coronation medal in recog- nition of her faithful and efficient service in the, department.

PAINTING TO TOUR. MARI- TIMIS - Friends of Mrs. Kath- crine Roberts, York Point, will be interested to learn her painting of a Charlottetown scene, "Mild Winter". has been accepted by the Maritime Art Association for thair 1963-54 eiohlbltion which ;'IItl&I.O1lr the Maritimes at a later a

ON INSPELTION TOUR.-Mr. H. 8. Ciutteridge. Dominion Poul- try Huxrandman, Central Station Exlpsrlrnen-ta.l Farm. Ottawa, ar- rived here yesterday for I. brief visit and inspection of the local Fann Mr. Gutterldge is primarily interested in research work and is paying his annual official visit here. He will remain over the week-end conferring with local officials And will leave on Monday for Newfoundland to continue his inspection tour.

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KIWANIS CLUB - Mr. Byron Grant was elected president of the Kiwanis Club at their annual meeting at the Queen Hotel this week. Mr. Somerled Tralnor the retiring president occupied the CihI.II' and gave a report on the activities of the club during the put year indicating a satisfactory condition. other officers elected were, Mr. Lloyd MacNevin. Vice President, A. E. Richard. Secret- ary and Robert snuelle. Treasur- er

PUNEIAL THURSDAY - The funeral of the late Oapt. Cyrus Martin of M Upper Hlllsboro Street. and formerly of Spring- ton. was held Thursday afternoon from the Outcllffo Funeral Home and yvas very largely attendei. The servtlca at the home and grave was conducted by the Rev. Law- rence Blcikie, assisted by Rev. Donald Nicholson and Rev. John Mncxay. A solo "No Night There" was rcnde by Ewen Lamont. The pail bearers were Alex Aitken, Harry Slaokford. Everett Mscliood. John A. Miclnnis. Ewen Inmont. William Oounl The member. of Masonic Lodge A.F. and A.M. at- tended in a. body. 'Iihclr service was conducted Put Master J. M. MacDonald. e Ba-cthern of Abegweit Royal Bluk Qtaptsr No. 005 Kingston attended in A body at the grave and their ser- vice was conducted by Clifford Pr-crude and John A. Mscxlnnon. The Oansdlan ugion also held thair. service at the nave. con- ducted by Wlhlston Smith. Last Post an Reveille wu sounded by Bugior Bennie Dolron. In- ferment wss in Bmlnaton ceme- tef!- -

IN MEMPRIAM

In loving lxmmy of urn. (main man carver. omit-I of Mr- I-4 Mn. ll-or carver of Alcnanlrc. Two year: have passed Ilnol III!

and Is! God onllol the one we love! away mm lacr no we ncvcr will Altlnanlhaliwllovnhorotlll. Lmla uollic from an I001 iii

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insulted by Daily. MOIIIIIIG I'll! p Baby Brecht

HAIID COAL. - Wellh Cobble: and American Nut Coal, unloading cars today. A. Plcknrd do Go.

C. W. I. Rummage tlnued at Community Stewart St., at 1:30 today.

nle, con- Centre,

S. L. HARDY at Co., have gen- uine leather Gladstone bags at 325.00 and up.

ISLAND GRILL, Queen Street. Dial 5228. Serving full course din- ners. specializing Chinese dish.

LEAVE FOR. OTTAWA-Mr. 3. Frank Tinncy, Experimental rum. is leaving today for Ottawa. where he will attend a meeting of the Agricultural Institute of Canada as Regional Director for the Mari- time Provincel. The annual meet- lng of the regional directors is held in November of each year. He is expected to return the lat- ter part of nert week.

FINE WINDOW DISPLAY - "Now you see it now you don't"... Well that's the way the window display at the Maritime Electric Co.. window looked yesterday. Hundreds of people were fascin- ated by what appeared to be an ordinary brass faucet suspended in mid-air and from which con- tinuously flowing a stream of pure water into a dninklng glam. Many were the explanations offered by the know-it-ails, but to the aver- age passer-by. the whole affair remains a mystery. In any event this window display has proved very attractive.

REBEKAH LODGE MEETING -The regular meeting of Acme Rebekah Lodge was held in the lodge rooms Thursday evening with Miss 'I'helma Larter, P.N.G., presiding. There were nineteen members present. Mrs. Frances Shaw reported that her committee met Tuesday evening and present- ed a. farewell gift to Mix Alve Brehaut who left yesterday on an extended visit to New Jersey, U. S. A. The address nu read by Mrs. Shaw and the gift, a Rebekah ring, was presented by Mrs. Hazel I-looley. Mrs. Shaw conveyed to the members a message from Miss Brehaut exprusing her sincere ap- preciation. A aum of money was donated towards the crippled chil- dren's auction. Miss Latter, who leaves next week for Toronto. spoke briefly expressing her ap- preciation for the co-operation of the officers and members during her term of office. and the pleas- ure and, fellowship she enjoyed during her sojourn in Montague. At a banquet, following a recent meeting, Miu Larter was present- ed with a Past Noble Gra.nd's jewel as a token of the esteem in which she was held by the lodge. De- grec practice was held at the close of the meeting and other members enjoyed bridge.

' , Personals Mr. Juallin Hughes (barrister) and son Jack of lhton, Saskatche-

wan. were recent visitors to Char- lottetown. Norboro and vicinity.

Mrs. Fred C. Younker, North River Road. underwent an opera- tion in the Prince Edward Island Hospital this week, Her many friends are wishing her a speedy recovery.

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Mrs, J. E. Mcclarty. Wudsvllle,

on an extended visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Elmer Ritchie, 153 Prince Street.

PORT COLBORNE. Ont. (CP)-- An egg weighing BIA. ounces was turned in by Harold Cross as the product of one of his chicken: to show the results that can be achieved by ambitious poultry. The egg was proudly displayed at the local feed plant.

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The Right Reverend W. A. Cam- eron. M.A.. D.D.. 1141)., Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Granada is to be the guest of honour and special preacher in the Kirk of St. James at Divine Service on Sunday Morning. Dr. Cameron is a. native of Ontario, a graduate of the University of Toronto and ILZOX College, and has had wide experience in both pastoral work and exlecutive reoponnbllsty for the Church. After serving in nev- erai pastorates in Western Can- ada and on the Pacific Coast he was appointed in 1930 to succeed the late Dr. A. S. Grant as Secre- tary of the General Board of Mis- sions, It post he filled with dis- tinction to himself and with con- scientious devotion to the Church and her far-flung mlrslonary en- terprises. In June last he was unanimously elected to the high- est office in the gift of the Church when he was made Moderator of the General Amembly. In October he was honoured by' the Univer- sity of Toronto when he had con- ferred upon him a Doctorate in Laws.

Dr. Cameron has just come to Prince Edward Island after at- tending the opening of Parlia- ment ln Ottawa. and will fill the following engagements in this Presbytery: Kirk Sunday Morning; Brookfield. Sunday Afternoon; summerside, Sunday Evening; New London, Monday Evening; Tyne Valley. Tuesday Evening, Wednesday he leaves for the Pres- bytery of St. John. -

Swiiilsldnlboree Sale Big Success Al Atkinson's

one of the busiest weeks in the history of the store concludes to- night when Atkinson's Groceteriu winds up its big Don McNeil Jamboree featuring Swift's pro- ducts.

During the week the store was in a.gay mood with decorations matching the tempo of the sale and the "special values” being arranged for quick and easy shop- ping. While not losing sight of the main Swift attractions, the store also treated its customers to demonstrations of Maritime products including Island made Perfection evaporated milk and Mnrven's Biscuits of Moncton, N.

The window displays stood out and blended with the theme of the Jamboree Sale. Both meat and -grocery departments were at- tractively arranged with em- phasis laid on the products adver- tised.

At the close of each day I Swift's Premium Ham was given away to the lucky winner of a draw. Tonight. in addition, there

will be a draw for the huge Pranky Toy. '

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Special B. I. S. Meeting And Entertainment

The officers and members of the Benevolent Irish society were hosts last evening to the members of the llcncvolent Irish society of Emer- old.

Under the chairmanship of president John I-foam. I BMW” and short entertainment was held. The executive as well is the past presidents of the society in char- lottotown and many of the mem- bers voiced thctrapprovnl at the presence of the Emerald Branch and one and all joined in hoping that sometime in the future Char-

way clear to visit. Emerald.

Following the meeting and en- tertainment, the ladies of the Auxiliary served I. pleasing lunch.

The chairman of the entertain- ment committee. Mr. Wilfred J. Smith. presented a. short inter- lude of song and dance.

The meeting then adjourned.

Cast of Play Enlerlained

The spring Park Community Players. under the direction of H. Barry Bugden, prmented their final performance of iiDlrty Work At The Crossroads” in the spring Park Community Hall last night. The play, which ran for a full week, was, as on previous IIIBMS enjoyed by 1 capacity house.

Following theahow. the cast with their wives and husbands, also be- hind the scenes workers, were in- vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacLeod where a buffet luncheon was served. Pouring for the informal gathering were Mrs. Elmer MacR.s,e and Mrs. Edmund Arsenault. Serving were Mrs. Jess- eph Gauthier, Mrs. Gordon Rodd. Mrs. Bennett Haywood and Mrs. Ed Morrison. Following refresh- ments. a lively sing-song was led by Mr. Ed Morrison at the piston.

At the conclusion of a very pleas- ant evening. Mr. Bugden thanked the cast for their splendid co- operation and performances and expressed his pleasure at working with them. Special mention was made of Mrs. Willard Burke, pro- moter. 0. K. Preaby. accompanist. Guy Rodd for sound effects. Mrs. sndla Shaw, properties, Mrs. Trevor Hanson. costumes and Willard Burke, lights.

Mr. Fulton Robertson. on behalf of the community, thanked Mr. Bugdcn and thecastfor their time and effort in rrlakl.ng the play such an outstanding success. Mrs. Edith

lottetown Branch would see their

Maritime Handicraft

, Am . An interesting exhibit of the beat of Maritime handicrafts is t now on display in the Brace Block, Queen Street. It ranges from hand- woven jackets for men to hand carved totem pole design table lamps. The exhibit-has been ar- ranged by Professor Thomas Loihlan, of Prince of Wales Col- lege. to show what can be done in this field, both for pleasure and for possible profit.

The exhibit, which shows the work of people in Nova scotia. New Brunswick and this Province, will be on display for two weeks until December lsth.

Professor Lothlan stated last night that the exhibit was designed to promote Island crafts and to develop them In an industry. lie said the work had been started here by the Women's Institutes and this showing was planned to furth- er and encourage their efforts.

Though confined to a relntlvely small area the display encompasses a wide range of objects. In it are some really splendid jewel sets, fleece lined slippers, floor rugs, bridge table covers. necktles, dolls, wood carvings, shopping bags, pol- tery. leather and many wooden dishes.

lFine Exhibit 0i i

Loading Fourth Boat lAt Railway Wharf

Crossman and Bradshaw, pota- to dealers from Albany, are pres- ently loading their fourth boat at the railroad wharf. The latest arrival is the S. S. Mapledore which will load 75,000 bags of seed and tablestock for Florida. Each ship being loaded has taken be- tween two and three thousand of "medium small" turnips.

Mr. Douglas Crossrnan states that the first shlpload of potatoes to arrive in Florida were in ex- cellent condlltlon and one con- smnee was very much pleased with the quality of the Utock. Al- together this fall the firm of Crossman and Bradshaw have shipped a total of 301,000 bags of potatoes by water from Charlotte- town. Another potato boat is ex- pected on the 23rd of this mont.h and another on the son of Decem- lbs-r.

This sudden boom along tho waterfront has meant employ- ment for a large number of men. and has gone a long way to relieve a somewhat serious situation The shippers employ 30 checkers, la-

Pryce, on behalf of the cast thank- ed the hostess and Mrs. Morrison! for the delicious refreshmeltls.

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local Camera , I Club Meeting '

Last night at a regular meeting of the C liottetown Camera Club, Larry Me is gave a demonstra- tion on ”How to take a Portrait." He emphasized the importance of proper lighting and said: "A pic- ture is produced by light and dark tones, and in a portrait these tones are obtained entirely by the different arrangement of lights".

Twd methods of mounting prints for salon showing were demon- strated to the club members. This was particularly timely, in view of the forthcoming salon in March.

Following this, the club members had a practise session, using the lighting arrangements shown dur- ing the demonstration. The Cam- era Club was fortunate in having as their model, Mlu Pauline Todd, an expressive and attractive rub-

boxers etc and sbout 300 long- ahoremen have benefited by ilhese

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At the next meeting of the club, the beat "portrait" will be judged This competition will include some of the portraits taken of the model. ,

DRAMA OF W0 1)!

CARROT RIVER, Sank. (GP- Farmer Adolphe Johnson bagged his quota of two deer with an ax. He spotted the deer with their horns locked in a death struggle, and returned with the first weapon he could find-the ax-to dispatch the deer.

P. E. I. ARTISTS EXHIBITION .

HARRIS MEMORIAL GALLERY r Library Bldg.

Open this afternoon, this evening. Sunday, Monday l and Tuesday afternoons and t Tuesday evenings.

FOUR MORE DAYS Come and see what

IN MEMORIAM l

-With tender thought: of our baby daughter were Helen whoi died November 22nd. 1952. and ital lovingly remembered by her Fntherl and Mother, Mr. and Mrs. Russel; Laughlin. l

our darling knew no sorrow,

Nor the vaguest taint of sin

So the gangs of heaven were opened To let our baby in.

But we long to see her once again As the sad day: come and so . To hold her oiose within our unis;

For 0, we miss her so. U

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