:ocToBER s. 1953

street Accident Case In ffhe Supreme Court

A ohwitrieaes gave ies- stand and stated he had the mot-

iimony when the case of Ken 3; an, plsintin, versus Don- lid Warren. defendant, was heard 1,, supreme Court before Mr. Jus- tice MDT. Maoouigan. The action "059 from an accident June nth when a. motorcycle ridden by Bev- an and a car driven by Warren were in collision at the oorner of Grafton and Prince streets.

Dr. Frank Miacuillan told of be- mg called to the P. E. 1. Hospital :4; attend the 16-year-old Bevan. He said of the injuries received that there were abrasions on the lace and chest, scalp lacerations ma the left clavicle was obviously broken. The victim was in hospital mm days. Dr. Macmillan was called as a witness by Mr. G. F. Foster, attorney for the plaintiff. There was no cross examination by Mr. M. A. Farmer for the defend-

t. mitir. H. Bevan, father of the boy, .aid his son was the owner of asun znotorcycle which he had paid for himself. He told of conversations with the defendant who said he was sorry and would do all he -ouid. ' 3 boy had lost out on his earnings from a paper route which iverged 58 per week income.

The plaintiff was called to the

orcycle since last year. It was in perfect running condition. On the night or the accident he had been travelling west on Grafton Street at approximately 15 miles per hour.

.As he was going through the lla-

terseotlo I of Prince Stret he look- ed to his left and saws oar ap- proaching. He put on his brakes and tried to avoid the accident but failed as the ear collided with the front fork of his bike. He remem- bered nothing after that as he was nacious.

Questioned by Mr. Farmer the witness said he was about one yard from the intersection when he saw the' car. He did not know what part of the car hit him.

Murray Carmichael, the next witness, said he was working that night and was looking out a win- dow at the corner and saw the col- lision. He thought the car had slowed down a. bit at the stop sign on Prince St. south of Grafton but kept moving along through the in- tersection. He estimated its speed at about 25 miles. After the acci- dent the car came to a stop in front of Worth's Drugstore.

He said the boy was carried by is Mr. Larter and the car driver to

.the latte.r's car and taken to has-

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pital. some of the men who had gathered also went along.

Cross examined he stated he could see the approaching car for a. distance of 50 feet. He heard the sound of brakes from the mot- orcycle and saw it hit around the back door of the car.

Alfred MaoLeod said he saw the car coming north on Prince Street through the intersection and then come to a stop. He did not see the accident as the car was be- tween him and the bike which he

not going fast.

Ernest Vail, an automotive me- chanic, said he had examined the bike since the accident and thought it would be impractical to attempt to repair it.eIt might have a salvage value between :35 and :50 for parts. He said if that make were in good shape it was powible for it to go 45 miles per hour at top speed as it had only low power. He told MI. Farmer the stopping distance was approx- imately one foot per mile of trav- elling speed. This machine had good brakes. he stated.

Charlie Boston, 16. told Mr. Fos- ter he was near St. Paul's Church at the time of the accident. He said the car went through the stop sign. After the collision he stated the front wheelwss of! the hike and a running board gone from the car.

Defendlnfs aestimony

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Donald Warren, the defendant. stated he had stopped at the stop sign long enough to permit a. taxi going east to pan the intersec- tion. He started again in l w gear and shifted to second at I out 10 miles per hour. He did not see the motorcycle or hear it and the first he knew was when he felt the Jar. He said the bike had hit his car between the rear door and the fender.

He stated he immediately got

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iielow cost at Jack 'Cameron's'Saie.

VISIT HI-STYLE MILLINEIW. 163iA Great George Street. Every style I-ll-style.

selling below cost at Jack Cam-

had previously noticed and it was "on-. sale.

Glggey'a Pharmacy. next Stewart's Bakery.

Dial 5228. pervigg full course din- ners. Specializing Chinese dish.

'cantwell's Pharmacy, next in Gloria.

ALL TAXES owing Village Green school not paid by October 20th. will be handed to an Attorney for collection. By Order of Trustees.

ATTENTION HOCKEY FANS.- There are many good seats still open. Be sure you are not dis- appointed. get your Holding Seats now. at 250 Grafton Street. Char- lottetown. Phone 3892. League opens October 19th.

MISS BESSIE IDCKHABT. re- turned mission ry from India, will give an address in the Baptist Hall, Thursday. October 8th, at 8 P. M., at the annual missionary Thank Offering service. All are welcome.

LOADING POTATOES--A small motor vessel. the "Fort Levis"from Quebec City, arrived in port yes- terday and began loading a. cargo of potatoes for the northern ports on the St. Lawrence River. It is

conoarun scaavnii selling

MAI-LOEY In, 33003 HATS am, until further notice. "WE TREAT TEE SICK WEI-1-' 3096 for cash. Tantons Accessories. ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street iiih, at 1 P. M. Special singing.

5E5V1C5.T0 3103:0141 5133- day, October 19th. Remember the

KEBOBENE. Electric and Pro- pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryentou and siacliay.

FALL AND WINTEIC. GLOVES selling below cost at Jack Camer- on's Closing Out Sale.

MB. JOHNSON will be absent from Zion Music Studio, from Oct.

WE HAVE IN STOCK some large truck tires this week only

SONG SERVICE in Murray River United Church, Sunday, October

BIBLE SUNDAY October 18th, Bible Society collection starts Mon-

dates and share in this great work.

SINGING. - Raoul Raymond has resumed his teaching. Students wishing to perform at winter's Reci- tal please register at once. 101 Up- per Prince Street. Dial 5150.

BRIDGE HOUSES MOVl2D-- Tiie two watchmen's houses. which for years have stood at the ap- proaches to the Hillsboro Bridge. have been moved to either ends or the main bridge. This should fac- ilitate traffic which heretofore had to be stopped at the approach whenever an obstruction appeared on the bridge.

SERVICES CONTINUE - The evangelistic services in Central Christian Church continue with the same marked success as last year under the preaching of Evangelist E P. Benoit. Last night another large congregation heard a dynamic message upon the sub- ject "Are You Dead or Alive?" Singing Evangelist Weale sang the

spoke-briefly of the aerviices which a. club of this nature can render to the C.I.B. The meeting re- gretfully accepted the resignation

meeting.

Y'l MEN ELECT OFFICERS --

at the Y.M.C.A. last night with

visiting Lion. Mr. Ron Hill. as- accepted a position as e. traveller sistant superintendent of the Msri- with Robinson Supplies. time Division of the Canadian In- formerly employed here with Eatt stltute of the Blind irom Halifax, and Maciue.

He was

A skunk's litter ip usually be- The Centennial Y's Men's Club tween four and six young animals. held their opening supper meeting but may run as high an 10.

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SHIRTS l.aUNnmmn

Friiends of Mrs. Reginald Cox IO who has been a. patient in the P. of Mr. E-mm Lord H Kn” Lion E. Island Hospital for the past six due u, pnnun 0, humus. Mr. weeks undergoing treatment for I Geo,” olscamp of 5umm".1de broken hip, will be pleased to know was welcomed as. a guest at the m” 'h' ” m'u”5 ”' WW ”00V"Y-

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the President George Macnougall in the chair. The following slate of officers was elected for the com- ing year: I-'resldent, George An- derson; vice-president. J. 0. Mac- Lean; secretary. Bill Hambly; treasurer, Ron Woodgate. The fol- lowing comprise the executive, Lorimer Cudmore. Keith Acorn. Ross Affleck; programme commit- tee, Lorlmer Cudmore; publicity. Kayo Maclnnis; attendance, Allan Forsythe; member council; Ralph Carr; finance, Fred Norton; aervice, Charles Do.wne. Mr. Fred Gamble, secretary of the Y.M.C.A. welcom- ed the club after its summer re-

SPRING PARK RESIDENTS ATTENTION

' A meeting will be held in the Community Hall Friday. October 9 at 8:00 to discuss boundaries and sign petition to hold plebiscite to incorporate un- der "Village Service Act".

SPRING PARK COMMITTEE

cess and installed the new mem- bers. A sing-aong in which all participated was led by "Pop" Cudmore.

' Persona 3

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin and son James and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose of Revere, Mass, re- turned to their homes yesterday after attending the funeral ref their uncle, the late John Garm- ley.

Mr. Fred (Buzz) Hine. non of Mr. and Mrs. Fred I-line, Roch- ford Street, left by air yesterday

T ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

PUBLIC MEETING

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE SUNDAY. OCT. 'lIfl'i-2:30 P.M.

BIG REDIIGTIONS IN

Blouses Jerseys Handbags

5010 ..I Wm Punt .1-men and selg for Kentville, N.S., where he has ected as his trumpet rendition

out or his car and Went to where reported that she will sail with ftlie boy was lying on the street. 6,000 ha”. y He suggested to bystanders that 0 "One sweetly Solemn 'Thought.' lhe be taken to hospital as he could ENGAGEMENT. g Mr. and Mrs. Service will continue tonight at 8: lnot tell h0W 53-d1Y the WY W” James Arnold Mullin announce the ”'Cl”ck' lhurt. While at hospital he had a engagement at their youngest 0 lnurae telhpone the City Police who daugmer Nan Mary (Nancy, :0 SERVICE. AT JAII.-A service oil advised him to stay there until Mr. E”; phmp smith of Momreull devotion was held on Vvvednesdnyk they arrived, son 01 Mn and Mrs. phmp Snmhy aiternooii at the Queens Couiiiyy After talking to the Police he webgie;-'5 comer, prince Edward Jail, Cliarlottctoivn by the Rev. :said he wen-t to Bevan's house. In mung, Marriage in rage pine; Nov. Mai-vci D. Dunbar of the Central, 2: later convolution between him ember 7th at St. Raphael's chin-ch. Christian Church B?,ll'a5 lisslsmli -and Mr. Bevan he said he would outreuaut, Quebec, in the service by vismnz.Evansel-1 inot pay the bills as he did not ists E. P. Benoit and William 0.. think he was in the wrong. He ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. we.-ale. Accompanymiz the W9!- nled a counter claim for 350 for Sydney H. Jamieson of Campbell- sung by Ml'. Wcale and Mr. Benoitl damages to the car. ion. N. B., announce ihe engage- as well as trumpet and vocal solo; i Sgt. A.J. Lund of the Police said ment of their daughter, Hilda Viv- was Norman Eteii'ai'i. 81111111153-' lhe had gone to thg gcene oi the ian to Mr. Glendon L. Crozier, son Evangelist Benoit brought anothery laccldent after it was reported and of Mr. and Mrs. George Crozier of or his heart searching messages to. l l

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At this time of year we give thanks for uitrhe good things in life. We wish to extend our thanks to you our many customers -for the sup- port you have given us. and hope that we may continue to have the ' . ' T

taken some measurements based Hamilton, P. E. 1., the weddiiigithe glory of God on "Breaking the lon some blood spam and clgy on will take place quietly in the near Prison Bars of Sin .

ll ' e oslery opportunity of serving you for many years to come. l)1I1':ke:l0r:F'l..l1e:1:r aiei)dmlrl)ilfI1ne:1ll that Mum LIONS Cu-3 M-;;mm(;-Thei We have an excellent selection of LANTIC

F V good WING OUT THE MTUMD Charlottetown Lions Club lielil al the following poultry for your Thanks- 2 Mr. Frank Larter said he was at N353 LADIES!-A beauty d9mT supper meeting at We Q”?-3" H0'l giving Dinner. A

onstration was held last night at M 135g evening at 6.15 with King,

Zion Church corner and saw de-

I d L W pad M the sum sign, the Y. M. C.A., the. proceeds ofimonl Tom Edgctt, presiding. ;

,f:5?,?,.ef, Jsalkmg Mm, on pl-jnce which will be used in aid of the 70 3 C 0 sum and M my see me am. Nursery at the Prince Edward Is- 7”-"'-T ' - dent. just heard thecrash and saw land H0:piri:tl.bTh1e die-imcrristragiron. mo ” the boy lying in the street about 3"3"80 3' Y 9 UK 95 ill! FRESH BULK

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! Please order early to avoid disap- pointment as to size and kind of bird de- sired.

. en that natural, glowing loveliness do 5' d” to be nxed' can be attained by simple daily routines for cleansing and reg- ulating the skin. Beauty consult-

, ' I c Ltd in c - ti ' h - 0 b i d m . o., . o opera on wit the S a imN:.”;rg:rr:i:nt wlascabiiesexited by "w”'HeTL”" cm” i” "h” w" . l. ,. , l mum, M the case was m0,,,,,-ed pointed out to Charlottetown wom-

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