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hater EXHIBITION

Held On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1947 Under the Management of

EASTERN KING'S EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION AT SOURIS, P. E. ISLAND

$2,500 m PRIZES

FRANK E. PETERS, Sec'y Eastern King's Exhibition Association.

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—IOB BALI. - 400 stocks mind

grain. Harry Budbun, Spring Valley.

—GII.I. WANTED for general housework. Good wages. P. O.

Box 55b or phone 0M, Bummer- slde. .

—LOS'l'. - Between Kenslngton and Bedeque, one 40 ft. rubber belt.‘ Finder please notify Weldon Davi- son, Kenaington.

—'I‘HII DENTAL OITICI of Dr. R. L, Noonan, Sutnmerside, will. be closed fir-om September 5th to Sept- ember 20 inclusive.

-NOB'l'll TRYON Hesbyterian Church Service. Sunday, September 1th, all 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. A. Mo- Gowari, Minister.

l Georgetown

-.---q“. N1’ Mrs. Ian Sterling d Q MATRON WA John, who have been visiting

Mrs. Sterling's parents, Captain land Mrs. John Fitzgerald, left la few clays ago to visit relatives

For SOURIS HOSPITAL Apply stating qualifica- tions, and references to:

MELVIN J. McQUAID Secretary

to Ottatva.

Mrs. Wilfred MoQulllan is vis- iting relatives and various points in Nova Scotia.

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Clory of Mnncion, N.B.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs, Rufus Clory.

Mrs. Leonard Oampbell of Montague is convalescing at the

New Government

in Summerside, before returning.

friends in i

In Ecuador

QUITO, Ecuador. Sept. PM?) _._q victorious counter-revolution- ary government today seated it- self ﬁrmly in power in Ecuador after a turbulent l0 days in which two chiefs of state were ousted forcibly from aﬂice.

The government of Dr. Mar- iano Suarez Veintlmilla made it plain the door was closed to the return of President Jose Maria Velasce. Ibarro. forced out l0 days ago by Col. Carlos Manch- eno. Suarez led the forces which overthrew Mancherio yesterday in a counter-evolution,

home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Llewellyn, following a recent illness.

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Mr. Ward Landry left a few clays ago on a trip to the United States.

Thomas Nearing of Tor- onto. is visiting her mother at the Cottages. at Morrison's Beach. ‘

Miss Rose Llewellyn, R.N.. of Charlottetown, is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Llew- ellyn. I

Miss Louise Murphy and Miss Virginia Grant. left early in the week to attend Notre Dame Aca- clemy.

(A dispatch from Santiago quoted Carlos Guervera Moreno. Ecuadorian ambassador to Chile. where lbarra arrived today asl saying that Ibai-ra still was the "legal president" since he had been ousted by force.)

With calm prevailing through- out the country. the council of state met in Quito and passed a resolution asserting that Velasco Ibarra had "abandoned his post" as president and by that act "deﬁnitely terminated" his func- tions as chief of state.

The resolution added that‘ é

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mason and‘

-PRINCETOWN Unted Church. Malpeque. Services. Sunday. Sep- tember 6th, 1947. 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M_ Rev. James Cross, B. A, Min- ieter

-S'I‘ENOGBAPIIEII WANTED, experienced preferred. Knowledge of bookkeeping necessary. Per- manent position, good wages. Write Box s62. Summerside.

-PULLE.‘I‘S FOB SALE.- 5 months old. Light Sussex X New ilampshlres. Ready to lay. $1.50 each. Mrs. Wilbert Reeves, Lower Freetown.

Burlington And liioinity

Her mlny friends will regret to learn that Mrl. Rough Sudebury has been ill for the pest few days at her home at Kensineton and wish her a 19996? "WWI"!-

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I-Hclsox. Burlington. were guests on Sunday ,of Mr. Hickox‘ sisters and their husbands, Mr. and Mrl. Mayus Ford and Mr. and Mu. Garnet Ford. North Milton.

Little ‘Ilhane Campbell. eon of Mr. and Mrs. oecil Campbell, Bur- lington. suffered a painful nodd- ent on Monday which might easily- have been even more serioul. The little fellow was Watching some neighborhood children who are said to have been uainl gasoline to start grass fires. It is thought that the gasoline in the bottle ignited and one o! the children throw it in the direction in which Thane was standing. with the result that he was sprayed with buming gaso- line. Fortunately it caught only his leg and the other boys rushed him to a pool of water and ex- tinguished the ﬁre. but not be- fore the limb was pllnfully bun- ed.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hiclrox, Burlington. were recent overnigiht guests of Mr. LB. Wyand and his sister. Miss Ella Wyand at their home at St. Eleonora.

—MILLINERY- LARGE sifie- MENT of new fall hats just ar- rived, Visit us early for the best ‘selections. The Mary Ann, op- ipicésite Capitol Theatre. Summer‘ s e.

-—POTATO DIGGERS FOR SALE. .-The new Moody Rotary. beiicr .than ever this year. Limited sup- ply on hand. To secure machine’ for 1947. order before September. 16th. Apply W. D. Croken, Summer- ﬂeld. Emerald R. R. 1.

—CHURCH OF ENGLAND Ser- vices for the Pariah oi’ Springﬁeld and Orapaud. September Till. Si. .loltn's, Crnpaud. Church School 10.00 A. M. Iloly Corn-amnion 11.00 A. M_ st. Elizabeth's, Springﬁelrhl Church SchOoI 10.30 A. M. Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. ‘Rev. B, Fream. Rector. I

AWALPEQUE, Kensinglon Freetown Presbyterian (ihurchcs. Services Silnday. September 71h. tiialpeqiie at ll A. M. l-‘reetouzn at 3 P. M. Kensington at 7,30 P. M. Sunday Schools. Kensinzton at l0 A. M lifalpenue at ll A. M. and

and

I the parental rnnf. Di‘. Cheater. who

; Gcririldc semplc. daughter of Mr. ‘George Semple and the late Mrs.

]Mr and Mrs. George Clarke

of Freetown at 2 P, M. Rev. J. A. Mc/

A happy family reunion took nlncc nl the home of Mr. and Mrs. ILA. Stewart. Norboro on Sunday when all the members of the fam- -l\~ gailiered once more beneath

spent the past two months on the Island on nn assignment, resulting irohi his Rhodes scholarship. his Wife and IWQ daughters. Brenton who will shortly return to Dal- ilioiisle University to continue his medical course. his wife and two sons: Georgie. nn vacation from a responsible position in Toronto; Lylic. Mrs. Gordon Baiy. of Am- herst. with her husband and son. and Doris, Mrs, Preston Grigg of Tyne Valley with her two sons.

At a very lovely home wedding ut four o'clock on TUBECICly nfter- noon. Allillili 19th.. IP47. Mabel

Semple, and James Nelson simp- snn. son of Mr. and Mrs. “SA Simpson. Bay View. were united lil the holv bonds of matrmnny. The marriage vows were spoken before the Rev. James MacGouvan at the home of the b‘irle'a grand-

Iparenis. Mr. and Mrs. W.’l‘. Sem- p'e. Kensinaion, P.E.l. The bride _CHLYRCR 0F ENGLAND BER-I rntercd the room. on the arm of

Wallace. NS. who are vetting in ‘Gowan. Minister Lower Montague. were guests oil Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker on

wcdnesrhuh VICES_ — New London Parish. ihel her father. who 8M6 111*!‘ in mill‘- -i—— ll-‘ourtceniih Sunday after 'l‘rinii_v.l ringc. to thc strains of murltzil ‘heremre suqmz Vicemresldenhsepiembrvr 7th. l0 A. M. Church! music. played by ll€r i-oilaln, Miss

. l _ $35,335,113; the;§§i‘..i°'.il?$i.’ff°3‘"s'§°'liiiii§“ié2‘3g§i?§..s°i2§l2.§"i ‘§i'i.‘.i.“§§.l';“€§ f“ council“, state convoketnsington and St. Stephens. Burlmg- running spruce, pllnk and white an extraordinary session of con- do“ P‘ st" stephe“? Church‘ Re" ‘P595; find “Tddmg bells- she W55 grass to mm Sept m when "Drums of St- Marks Church after. exquisitely lovely in her floor length Suarez and his government p,“ redecoratmg September 14th. 7.30 25y“ 6g “Amie tnffem “My, swppt.

THE MCHARLUTTET OWN GUARDIAN

at riotitatrs» Complete Showing 0f’ New

FALI. and WINTER UNDERWEAR

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FDR MEN IIIID BUYS

Men's Fleece Lined Combinations

sizes are 34 to 44. Priced, per suit at H-n

these have long sleeves and are ankle

Boy's Fleece Lined Combinations in

The sizes are 24 to 34. Priced, per suit at

The sizes are 36 to 44. Priced at

The sizes are 36 to 42. The price per suit is

weight for Full. The Shirt sizes are er sizes are 34 to 42. The price per garment is . . . . . .. ..

to UH“ their resignations’ Elwin‘! Pia-Y" 51- Thfimis" NPWI heart neckline and short puffed

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STANLEY SIIAW 8t PEIIRDEN AIFDOIIIITSi

AII accounts owing to STANLEY SHAW 8v PEARDEN,

Hardware Merchants, Chariot

settled in full within thirty days.

Payments will be received the office of the undersigned.

. A. WALTHEN GAUDET, LL.l.

‘London. Church School one hour s;,,,.ve5_ She wnn, long whit, gloves] PHD” ‘Hwlces- He“ D- E- NWL and carried talisman roses, lRector.

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long bridal veil was caught with i

-WEDDING BELLS — A very] ‘ipretty wedding ceremony was held at the hdme of Mr. and Mrs» Keith Donald, Malpeque, on. TLld,A I/IQII‘), hfltilli . eldgtaydaudhztg". Annawliilizabeffhr.‘Cnchanung m h” “o” length iEdwards of Suinmerside in

' V _ | was of _vellow roses.

t:s:""-i..:‘.:i:. M- omm- ~-- i»- as she entered the drawing-room‘ ma" i" h" bmme" mm“! m9 l on the arm of her father to the “ﬂing "I m” ‘Tuner’ M1" GIN“

strains of Lohengrhfs ' Bridal‘ nle sudsburv, cousin of the bride. Chorus played by Mrs Leigh i sang "er? "”"1y' o Fahd Love’ ll Sutherland aunt of the bride and "mmilﬂlllfd by Mre- Rem-i Buds- took her place beside the groom ‘ bu“ at “he plan“. ' in front of an arch of evergreen! Mm“ m“? “mud "u" ‘m’ “and beautiful cut flowers of many‘, “"5” m’ c°”m""5' ‘"4 m“ “t Ivarieties. The I I

tetown, are required to bel

by the firm's accountant at

bridesmaid waydown to a delicious wedding airp- Mlss Edythe Donald, sister of the l per‘ The dmmg r°°m W“ demr"

- - d white and the gown-or bride. The bride was prettily_t°d I“ Pink ‘m ' t

, ' dressed in dusty rose and a whitel Mme w“ “mired Wm‘ W‘) bum‘ Phimps Building 111cm", ha, and 0mm. white “wilfully decorated cakes, flanked by

cessorles with a bridal bouquet of l wqhvzie‘ Qiwewsiars med-

11] Grafton snug white roses. The bridesmaids ° 5°‘ l’ '

' are” w“ o! sunny gold wuh‘ Sample, Miss Annie Mae Cole, Missy

chqrlgti-gtgwn ll white accessories and a corsage of Marl" mckham M“- “"511

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sweet peas. The groom was ably I sudﬁbufl’ ""4 Mm Donn‘! 0W5‘) supported by Mr. John Nelder, i "'5' 0" their h°“°5'm°°“' u“ m?‘ Tryon. The officiating clergy-‘PY V011"! “"1919 ""5"! 1° ‘h’ mm was m“ p; E woodsldm a ! mainland where they visited in- A_ The bnde», mother W0" I I teresiing points in Nova Scoiia and dress of dawn grey with a corsage i New Brun-‘iwkk- The T77R19" 5"“. of sweet peas. while the groom's! villus costume was a lesenberry‘ mother was dressed in aqua blue i Y"! W001 suit with blaok accessor- and a corsage of sweet peas. Fol- i99- lowlng the ceremony the wedding party all motored to Mulberry 0n Monday eveninl- Mr- and Lodge, Summerside, where g do- . Mrs. Fred sample opened their cozy licious luncheon was served to all ‘ii""‘“‘i“"“"”"

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orange blossom; and she wore the wiho gﬂihelifdqv Wider he? B P79" groom's gift, a. peal necklace andlnuptial shower, Slle was attended earrings. by her friend. l\liss‘Jcan Mill. The I Mina Helen Semplc attended her gifts were wheeled into the room sister. as bride's maid, loaldng very - in s, baby carriage by little NUSS lvlyma Sempic. and t

. - own ink net v taff . 'M'lsses June Semple. Edith Sav- becﬂme me bride 0f Ralph Leia‘; i gllOllldzffplej-ygth .981?‘ Heretlidugiite‘: i ert and Jean MacLcod. They were

Consequont on the recent death of a partner, the long 00f‘- IIshld business of Stanley, Shaw 8i Pearden, retail dealers in gan- eral hardware and plumbing and heating supplies, is now to be told as a going concern; the business premises, o four-storey brick build- ing of particularly good construction, well situated on excellent corner site, will also be available for purchase or possibly lease. Nlgefllfion through offices of K. M. Martin, I56 Richmond St., and A. Walthen Gaudet, III Grafton Street, solicitors for busi- neu and estate. inspection of stock, records and premises by appointment on end after September 15th.

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FALL RYE

FOR SALI

kl‘

" A» quantity efFoll Rye, suitable for sew-

ing Sept. 15th to Sept. 25th.

GEO. E. FULL and IOII

HUNTER RIVER

the guests, The bride's table was: adorned with a large beautifuliyl decorated wedding cake. A mini-l ature bride and groom adorned. the centre of the cake, Thel bride in a traditional manner in- serted a knife into the cake. lm-’ mediiitciy after luncheon the

a honeymoon trip through the Maritimea. The bride chose for travelling a suit of powder blue- wlth matching accessories. On their return the young couple will reside in Bummeraide follow-

I will toll by auction on above

Term cosh.

HUGH F. MORRISON Auctioneer

if dav unfit sole neat def.

ed by the felialtationa of a llosti ""1 "Mel's-i

of friends m» much happiness. i

Auction} Siale

At SUMMIRSIDI On Monday, Sept. ltli. 0t S p. m.

Soot

O bridal party left for Borden for. "I'm Wm‘

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em rile Ciymi lint. This II

a reel opportunity for some young men. it lies always tun e good going bininm and ll a real chance to melie some money. '

[AIL MeDONAl-D, Semmenlde

these have long sleeves and are ankle length. .

The sizes are 36 to 42. Priced, per garment at .-

in blue mottled color, . The

. 2.95

a-~o..r; no

“en's Fleece Lined Shirl! and Drilweri In bIII pantie eaﬂ

length. . .

1 .65

a natural color, these

combinations have long sleeves and are ankle length. . . .

.._., 1.95

Men's Medium Weight Cotton Combinations in natural color -—fov Fall wear-Long sleeves and ankle length.

2.45

Men's Light Weight Cotton Knit Combinations in a natarol color, these have short sleeves and are ankle length. . . .

.. 1.95

Boy's Medium Fall Weight Cotton Combination: in a not- ural color, with long sleeves and ankle length. The sizes are 24 to 34. Priced at . ..

1 .50

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Men's Natural colored Cotton Shirts and Drawers; in a good

36 to 44, the Draw-

.. 1.95

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"WIIERE DLD PRIEIIDS MEET"

semester: a, 1941

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Her‘ heme at Kcnsingion to friends of tastefully arrlfiled W Mil"! Km" i-ieita MacArthur and Amy Cous-

heir iiiecc. Miss Mabel Sample-

ins. Misses names and

gracefully th opened by Jolly Good served and

Helen Sample read the donor's

all joined in alnsins "For 6M’: A

evening spent happily in games and music. — Bur.

Philicia Clark and

good wiaher. Mabel anked her friends and

Fellow". Lunch was the remainder of the

i. WAR SUE. PLUS

‘nil: surname MACHINERY 0o. m dismantling aeroplanes at Mount Pleasant, l‘. E. L, and other potato in central and Eastern Canada. and are offering part0 at a mall fnoﬂon of

their original coat.

FUEL OIL TANKS

Aluminum tanks. silitnble for gas or oil, In new condition. 100 gala. Special $20.00 each-ﬁt) gall. Speolll $25.“ 008D

._._._._ Build your own single wheel luggage trailer with lane tall wheel, lire. tube, and hydraulic shook oblorber only .._. .00

Two complete tlree, tuhea, wheels and etub axle. I00 x l0,

Stands about 24 inches high, Will make n trailer. Both units for

Put your old wanon on rubber, or make your write-wheel I farm trailer. 950 x 12. stands about 33 inchel Bill. I226 z I2. I stands about 38 inches high. These unite will entry over I tone. ' and are ga-rahteed. Complete

are made of the belt materials, unit of four only

__._.__. U. S. Army S-men dinghy, with hand pump and eollapdble

ears and carrying hag. SPKJIAL .

Small compressor and tank. Will pump flan be driven by 1-0 or 1-3 horsepower meter Qt!

_.___._. imui wlnelm. Limited quantity-only ................. ..- 015.00 out: ___..._.._.

ll VOLT, m wan HEAVY DUTY oeneanoea 010.00 amen ._..._._...

u VOLT, 1m war-r neavy non oltivmtatola 000.00 eaeu

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Can be driven by batteries. Suitable for fisherman.

O |lnel ooat over ll

rl J00 sraolaa. sectfflo M‘ 010.00_

.._......._... MOTOR DRIVEN PUMP!

1e: hour, SPECIAL .

(Jan be uled for water, [an or oil. Will pill] over MI gallons

rim, moo m as on

ARBOR!!!

.._......__.. HYDRAULIC PUMP! AND IA Different sim Ill

ALL limos or airtonarr INSTRUMENT] trains ‘r00 NUMEROUS TO MINTION

MERLIN a/iaouitt ettonm

Coipleio and In perfect condition. lﬂltlbll new blah.

DOLLS ROYCI Vll

apeolal 0150.00 counsels

The famous P0. Only a rew 0o afoul a0 jﬂﬂ Clearing s0 00.00

and Tobe: nibble m Potato Milan. lz-ply will earrv nine I0

TARPAULIN INGINI covann.

.._.-.._.... Dpoelll Wheell. Tirol

1000118 Heavy Duty DION Illll for "LOO.

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