Milan‘ r. 195s

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The squadron is being re-oc-

QUMMEBSIDE Ind l.‘

_V_________- _ ' - l. Elmer Murphy. I86 Hanover Street. and

' . ‘ B. George Glow. 135 0t we Street. New‘, Subscriptions, Advertising

ganlzed for the 1948-49 year and 50 cadets are signed up already. It is hoped to expand this to 60 or over and a third officer will be added to assist Flt. Lt. MacLeod and E0.

OE COUNT!

’ The Guardian msybebougbt atsnyolthe

following stores In Summerslrle:

' aw.“ woun- Street; p " Drugstore, ll. Central Street; ‘whim-y, Water Street; Maris Gsurlet, B‘! Granville Street;

I Grocer,“ muesli Street: Alyre Doueettei Grocery, Seeonu ‘ ‘,

l 1513511 Motor Transport. Water Street.

M“ Wu] be delivered to my home In Summerslde by Uazrler

MG u w, d” or 13o per week. Phone 280 or 589-2 for this service lo! " you; order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

—QUALI.TY, STYLE, VALUE are yours with your pin-chases from Mouse Jewellers. Summerslrie.

m“ FOB-EB; Bum a _Pereonale

Ammo“ Tel». esie of fancy -M.r. Donald MacFadyen, Aug- §fmd home oooilinl in lrhﬁ uatine Cove, who has been a pa- ilﬁ

3g '1' Chesterfield

'9.“ ‘ma, cgrglition. Priced at "mmﬁlallblit Grocery Co" How- 1140-31. '

h M11, Summerside, Thilrt- tisnt in the Prince County Hospi- hrafternw" 1m“ 33° l” 6' 0.6m Emerson Piano.

A’ ad, ollshed case and ___.

“gig 2326,1402, a bargain at -Sgt. Donald Bradshaw of Mono-

p Gallant Grocery Co" How- ion, N. B.. who visited ills mother,

B93110“ 340.31,, Mrs. T. W. Bradshaw, Searletown.

“'1 and llia brother, Mr. Wallace Brad- shaw, Summerside, over the week

ieath Yesterday 552.1‘;."izrrxszz.z‘vr.lf"r; iii Mrs. J. A. Brace

has been posted-S. llisummersille

tai, left on Tuesday much im- proved in health-S.

Annual Meeting __ S’siiie Air Ballet ' ~ in Summer- niiiii ‘”r53§3@57?<y°\'@m*=@= W"- Gorps Gommittee

_ 1 aret E. R. Brace. widow ways laarfgc J. A. Brace, founder of

. d. O '_‘*“

Brag: 311136533 Clgsgyﬁshelaw: Tile annual meeting of the civil- ili 17 he! ‘at m; late ML and ian committee of the Surnmerside m; aus Amer hm, gilr Cadet Corps ‘was held on Moll- , _ ay evening with about len meni- 5 021.5,‘, (llsglihgrsgsdpgeﬁeigfg bcrs of the committee present also ll 137mm: “m, Mrs Janws B Flt. Lt. Norman biacLeoci, coul- l-h° latghev ‘mzwed m ‘summersidé manding officer of the squadron Lwll- 3O W, she has m“, and Fit. Lt. MK. Dibble. lt.C ma. 756531313: ‘ liaison officer. l" _ ' v , Flt. Lt. Nomian MRCLPUd gave a

“w”: #1918‘ Axum: review of ihe squadrons activities ‘Will °- (‘in ‘woménu Missmh liming illc year. There were 57 scu- llltmb" °v l: memier of me ior cadets and 20 junior cadets fol‘ no 5<>¢_i°i-l-C'i‘~l"t,“ “m mm illc 1941-45 season. Fifty parades “will”! h ‘rim? m] 81° ‘aw were held and instruction given in Ullkm- All‘ ‘stiﬁcelnaiﬂamcd a various subjects pertaining to cari- ﬂinh*llil-jl"‘\résh' ‘m m“ Church et work and including drill. navig-

activities

dynamics. Every Sziiilrriav iilc

There are if“ '0 mmm‘ h“ squadron mot at lilo ail-porhsporis

D1551"! “l” “mr Gem?“ M Ed‘ and drill were engaged in and

11l°11l°'~l~ Albeit“ “d °"° daugme" lectures vrere given by Air Force Viilllliiifd- M“ I“ R- AH?“ °r personnel through ihe ('fiill‘fC5_V of

n“, is»... one vdaushivl- Mall» Squadron Leader \V.i..C.‘. Laligsiaif. IAYUlCCCEiIvCKT hcr fifteen years ago. DFQ commandmg amt“ Also loll lo mourn are six grand The squadron ﬁnd“,

ton. Alia: Irene. Mrs. Lachlan May by GNU“ Cnpmm A_ IAN-L.“ \iﬂ\‘Pll@-'~“lll~ 551i"- J°illl~ N- Bf» AFC, and won llll‘. Lewis 'l‘ropiljw Flﬂltlif" T\ll"- mil-WT 3055' Hail‘ for general proﬁciency. The squari-

f '; Ediil, Aim. lii. C. Archibald. - , - , _ -‘ . _ , n M 1 g m" also “on ‘ho won‘ cu’) qt m i‘\)lllI'Ol \\'|li\‘li (inns not. prohibit the

tonal of hlollllt Royal. QlIPlIPCi summer canm donated i)_v Shccn liildleri ‘Airs. D. F. Archibald. and Macymﬂg llalilax; Aiargaret, Mrs. Allan C. litcllil. lllvllilﬁﬂl. and 111118 Kftal side squadron was selected io rcp- mndrhiidren- resent this Province The funeral service will be held exchange from her late residence Thursday, United Kingdom.

Dec. 2nd, at 2 pm. —S

—G. H. M.—

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' nluilinil your home more livable, comfortable and convenient. It tells you about the different furniture designs and the beat period styles that llilll file Billy DIME You may have have lived through the years. It has attractive furniture placement irleus liiillillsl) instructions for the preservation and care of your furniture. loll ll ilnri this little Booklet invaluable-be sure and get one. not laicr

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than today . ,

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This chic little Skirting Dress la priced at 22.50. I'ln willing to bet you

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_ a splendid child?" 531"" s~ 3""- Edmlm‘ showing at ihe annual inspection ill

Sgt" Ruben’ Gay Dr ‘he bummer‘ iliaivd by ihe Government or u

in ihe ex- » - . . n us" of ‘Mm’ to "w of ill!‘ Court to (liscuss file merits

“("13" Dibble Spoke brieﬂy’ mcllied that iilc new law does in-

. . Holman! have Iecureli ihe Agency for VOGUE PATTERNS-this nrcuils that you can have an idea of ihc fundamental order any Vogue Putharn you may wish right here! Iloinlnrfa is ihe only provisions underlying ihe HEW niore on Prince Edward Island that can offer this service to iia cus- Prince Edward Island 'l‘enlperance tomare. “Vngue" is the supremo authority on Women! Fashions and the Act. It pcrlniis ihe beverage use

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today.

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assortment in ovary humorous and sentimental. Get your supply

our. 800K sums

Regen Theatre lllliilll sj-vereliie

eategoryuraliglous,

lillmer Pineau. Officers were elected for the year as follows: . W.E. Darby;

vice chairman, J.l!i. Dalton; secret- ary, R5. Hinton; treasurer, W. M. Mellish; chaplains, Wight and Rev. K.G. Sullivan. Members added to the committee are Gregory Mulholland and Gerald Sheen-s.

True Bill Found in indictment

A true bill was found in the one criminal indictment presented for the consideration of the Grand Jury at the opening of the fall term of the Supreme Court in Summer- slde yesterday. Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell presided.

The docket was as follows:

Indictment The King vs. Alexander Richards, Kinkora, carnal knowledge.

Appeals

Tile King (respondent) vs. John (Holman) Gallant iappellant) pro- ilibiiion.

The King (respondent) vs. Louis Girard (appellant) prohibition. The King (respondent) va. Gor- don TAITHCKTIY Cousins, (appellant) drunken driving.

Richards was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Ills trial will commence this morning at eleven o'clock. The appeals were set clown for various duics in the future. The nlcrhilcrs of the Grand Jury were as follows: E. S. Burleigh, llllcrslie, foreman, Leith Hayes, iillerslic, R. R., Ralph Cullbeck, Bedcque, Edwin bioc-Farlane, Bede- que, Howard Dunbar, Alma, lves- loy Dlgnan. I-Iowlrln. lvan hiacLean, TXIIG Valley. Lmslie MacAulay, O'Lclir_\‘. llcrbcri O'Brien. Welling- ion, Evcrcii. Schurnuln, Freetown, Cari Crockett, Summcrsidc.

Address to Grand Jury Chief Justice Campbell address- ml tile Grzillli Jury and explained ilioir duties in iilellv. in ille present. year an jlnportant change in ihe law relating to in- toxicating liquor has taken place, hr: said. From i900 to ihe present your illc law has been what is gen- erally rallrll n proilibitory law in ullirll iiu- suil- illld use of alcoholic liquor for ilcvcrzigc purposes is ilfuililiilPfl if not entirely silppres- sod. The cliliillzc this your is from u pmilibiiory law in a system of rouuhiil-lll known as goverlllncni.

sale or llsr‘ of uicoiinilc liquor" but pcrnliis it llllllﬂ‘ vcsiriciions reg-

govol-nnlcni board. llo said ii was not fill.‘ funciion

of illc iwo sysil-nls hui. he coni-

troriure a degree of uniformity \\'illl illc laws of the other Provin- ces. There is no (lucstion. Cillcf Justice Cllnlpbcii said. but the principal difficulty in mforcing the Pvohihiiion Art was lilo fact that (his is a sluull Province und it is difficult to enforce in a small area a luw which is fundamentally different from the laws of the other eight Provinces. It is well that ihc public should

of intoxicating liquors within cer-

it provides for ihe appointment of

for the administration of the act. Although it permits the sale of alcoholic beverages by government agency it definitely restricts the manner in lvhich it may be kept or

rzcnerzil provisions of the law are

or consume intoxicating liquor is your private residence or private guest room in a hotel. Possession and consumption of liqllor in a public place is prohibited. lie said ihnt ihe act makes no provision for iile transportation of liquor between ihe vendor's office and your home and if the act is read literally you nligilt be fined if caught carrying liquor between the vendor's office and your home. He said he assumed that the law im- plies the perlnission io carry liquor home by a direct route. Except for that one cannot lvave it in his pos-

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You'll hear the old songs such as "Lei. the Rent of the World Go By". “My Wild Irirlh Rose". "Mother Macilrcc". "in ihe Eve- ning by the Moonlight“ and many others.

§oo%eo<§oe@ W640i It is to be hoped, he said, what- ever ihe virtues or deiccis of ihe new lict the public will give it l. measure of silppori. willcli will tcnrl to its proper cuiorcclncni. and tllc greatest degree of iclnperallce. Counsel present in court were. W. E. Darby, K.C.. llcaih Strong. K.C., J. S. DcsRot-llcs, KL‘. and T. L. Lillklcticr.

Grand Jury! Report

The following is the report of the Grand Jury brought in at the open- ing of the Supreme Court at Sum- merside yesterday.

May it picnse Your Lordship:

\‘\'e the foreman and members oi the Grand Jury for the November term of the Supreme Court hereby submit the following report:

We have inspected ihe gaol und buildings and find ihcm clean and well kept. We would recommend that the walls and cell section re- ceive a coat of paint, also a desk and chair for the prothonotary‘: office.

We would also recommend that two dozen mattresses and four dozen blankets be purchased as the present supply is limited. We would also recommend that more rigid enforcement of the law be applied to carrying reflectors on horse drawn vehicles, also the dimming of lights on cars and speeding.

Duly submitted for self and fel- lows. E. S. Burleigh, Foreman-S.

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Holiday Dresses

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Burlington and

i\ir. and Mrs. I-I. A. Stewart. Nor- boro, were visitors to linmore. last Week-Bur.

neg'f,§‘d§,,'°§f,f§,,Khfjffgxfﬁiff, the Kinkore sub-division of the,

honlc at Long River.

Mr. Gordon Baty, Amherst, N. 5.. spent the past we town. West Prince and Norboro, on a business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. ll. R. Proﬂti, Vic- rotary read the minutes of the toria, were visitors to Burlington previous meeting and the treasur- and Kensington. on Friday evening. er‘s report showed a substantial Mr. Proﬂtt was driving his new. ‘A sum at the bank. These reports ton Studebaker truck. This is a 1949 “are approved by the meeting.

model. and is the ﬁrst and only one to come to ihe Island, t) dale. pf“,

1Vl.i'. Wall?“ SliTW-‘Ylo Um" nu’ 0'Dowde for messages of colldol-; town, and his mother. Mrs. Edmund ems received‘ I art, Keusington. spent a few 6W5 Ytcelll-ll’ a" 5°““5' “@151? “my following convencrs: Church carn-

WQYB 8W5“ °I M"- siTwe" 5 wmgh‘ miitee, hirs. Parnell MCCBYViYiF;

i191’ Mid 5°““""1“""" M" and Mrs‘ J‘ ivays s: ‘ileans. Mrs. Geﬂfge bio-A D. Brown.

Messrs. hi. T. Glydon and Arth- gr‘ ﬂfvfqilgl,‘ lvéarlglatruwelzllgdvtgﬁogé r0 rlvays and n-lealls lo fmlincei t£°M5l3cLlmg N B‘ o“ Sjmmay‘ League liciiviiies, and ll. was dc- , where the latter visited their bro- “idea h’ "°n'im'° “Fwd 7mm” “‘ " fi i. ’i is ggifggrifxligggﬁuflc l “m a the time and pin/cc. io be announ- ' ~ ‘l! ‘I a RQgQBOSJEESEHIfCOHJA’ a e‘ Or. motion it was decided in

The funeral of Ulglflff.‘ i\ii's. Alton

Johnston, Everette Cousins, Mar- gate; Archie Paynber Burlington; Eustace Payuter and Eric Camp- bell, Long River. Burial ‘was at Geddie Memorial church Ccmctcryy; New London.

C-WL. MEETIN C:

Vicinity

The regular monthly meeting of

League was i

Catholic Women's I

held on Nov. 7th. The president Mrs. John M. Mulligan presided ek at cllal-lotie- and the opening braver was re- cited by the director, Father Mo» Quaid.‘

Mrs. HJ. McIver, recording sec-

Letters of thanks were rcadi Mrs. Eugene Smith andl

family, Farther lucouala and ails i

Rmporis were heard from the‘;

lVLailol-i; sick and visiting, Mrs j John R, llicCabc. i Discussion was held in regard i

its hall. also to hold a pantry sale.

.\ ". l"~ fl i. In m “m? ced later.

have a Requiem Mass offered for Arthur McQuaid Yrhlse dc-aih look place in ‘ilonircal recently,

Bell, was held from the home of l\ir. Bruce Bell. Long River, on sunday, and was attended by the largest concourse of son-owing friends. ever seen in the vicinity. The ser-

Thc Rev. Director exprcsscd ills appreciation to the officers and members for ihe magnificent work accomplished and commended

vice was conducted by her minister. Rev. D. A. Campbell. who was as- aisted by Rev. S. J. Davies and Rev.

G. S. Stevens. A great profusion of floral offerings paid silent. but lov- ing tribute io one whose bright and kindly personality. endeared her to all. The pallbearers were lvfcssrs.

‘ ‘ ‘ ‘A‘§O»I'O4—6-b lObO-O-O 0-. O4 O O

Innis Moose. New Annall; Andrew

them for their prompt respcrst when called upon

0n motto-n the journcd.

meeting ari-

LUCKY CRUSTACEANQ When a lobster loses a claw. rm-

i y A. B. Gov.

other claw visually rrr-nve m its‘ place l

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