THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

MA I 7, 1950

what

doi

MINE fr and used

IITTIR KTTII

I111! 21 (455

MORE

(5096).

and I'm

today!

funded. lnzlkers

ll chlulgo-," Weber St. l'J.. Kitchen!-r, Ont.

GUARANTEE: your (lrugglsis. tis-s )'Oil'r0 not satisfied with the bunc-

iils of FERAMINE. piclise return the 3 empty bottles and get the full price rc-

lllEIil)

this remarkable

new product is

rig for othorsi

FERAMINE. tho new tunic food supplement. has already been remarkably successful in 10 different countries, when it in regularly pro- Isfibod by physicians. We were eager to find out if it is proving similarly helpful to Cunndinnl.

So we asked for I cnndid rsport on PIRA-

om 22 people who had bought it it.

DIFINITE IINIFIT was rgonod bl II no!

of 11i9S9E).

APPETITI was reported by is out

cl 22 (7096).

DICISTION was nportad by I out

H2! (8695).

SLIIP was reported by ID out of ).

LESS NERVOUSNESS wosnpornd by H out 0' 11 (5596).

PI? Ins uponol by II 0100021

After taking Fernlnlne. I'm happy to any 1 for-l much less nenuus than before-

gr-tting ll good night's sleep, for says Mrs. J. O'Brien. lint

Start with I"I:JRAMlNE l-l-oz. bultle only 81.50 at if after taking Ll bot-

Big

Made by Davis dz Lawrence Co . of quality pllarlnncculicai pro-

ducts sincc 1839.

MISCOUCHE HIGH SCHOOL Grade Vlsl, Helen Marie Gillls; ---- 2. Erma Gallant; 3, George Pun-el'.

Grade V.-l. Elaine Gallant; 2.

Honor Roll hr April Rosalie Desnoolles; 3. Justin Mc- Grade XI. -1. D0l'uLll,V Ar.-oll- Neill. . unit: 2. Matilda Arsenalllt, 3. Mary (trade IV. A.- 1, ben (juudcl; 2. Macllrtyre. .leanlreti.e Perry; 3. Rose Mariel Grade X.-l, Estelle VVlilln.?ll:'I 2, Gaudet. I

Grade IV. B.-i, Patricia Poir-

Reggie McQu.1id: 3. Norma. Mc- Neill. ier; 2. Bernadette Gnudet; 3, Em-

Grade LX'.- -I. Valerie Perry: 2. mi't.t Williams. Miriam Mandcrsoll. .Io'hn P. I)ns- Grade IILAI. Geralda Vcno; 2. Roches; 3, Elgin Venn, Alfred lrls Gallant; 3, Marguerite Rose Hashie, Poirier.

Grade Vlll.-l. Rosenlary Msc- Grade II.-1, Pauline Gaudet; 2. Quaid; 2. June Gallant; 3. Louise Ann Steele; 3. Lorene Deslloches. Cotton. Grade I.-1. Norma Poitier; 2,

Grade VII.-1. Edouard be Clair; Catherine (lillis: 3, Lucille nos-

2. Earl Gaudet; ii. Wanda Steele, Roches, Darryl Gaudet.

AND HIS 0REiiiSiilii

(W6 NORMA LUCK fr”

A.

Md THE vlicll tlUARlEl

Tickets on sale in Summcrside at Geo. T. Clarke, Jew- eller; M. L. Frank liIncKenzlc: Allison MacLean: Summer. side Hardware Co.. or from any Y's Man. Sponsored by Summerside Y's Ml-n's Club in co-operation with the R. C. A. F. Station.

I room on

llunsford-iiarvey Wedding At crapaull

A pl'elt.y wedding cerenlony took Place at the home of Mrs. Ernest IlHN'P.V. Crapaud. when their elder dllugiltrr. Alldrey Niciloison. he- clllnv lhn bride of Charles Robert. son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Duns- ford. Hampton. t

During the playing of the Bridal Chorus by Ml's. R. L. Bacon. tile wiusoruv bride entered the living the arm of her futile-r. will;-re she took her place at the side at the groom henenih a bean- tifully decorated arch. The impr- sive double ring ceremony was per. formed by Rev. R. 1.. Bacon. pas- tor of Crap:-lllrl United Church.

The bride's gown was of whit" moire taffeta, made witll fitted bodice and long sleeves. her shoulder length veil was held in place by a coronal of orange blos- soms. She carried a bouquet of pink delight rnses. Her only d'.- tcndurlt. little June Dunsford. four- year-old sister of the groom, looked very charming In her floor-length gown of pink dotted swiss fashion- ed like the bride's.

The bride's mother chose for her daughter's marriage, an afternoon dress of navy blue crepe with White accessories. Her Corsage was of pink roses.

The groom's mother were a gown of teal blue with corsago of talisman rast.-.1.

After the ceremony luncheon was served at which Mrs. L. Caseiey and Mrs. 3. Wood poured tea and Juanita and Barbara. sisters of the bride and groom. served the guests. All repaired to the dlnlnil room later to witness the ruttlntt of the beautifully rlecnratr-d wed- ding cake; by the bride and groom.

Tho newlyweds left amid show- ers of confetti for a short motor mp, the bridge choosing for travel- ling . blue-grey snbardlne mil with navy nccessnriem

The larlle tlispifiy of lzlfla from "H. "my "ear tr-stify to the esteem in which the .l'0Ung couple 5” helrl. .

Mr. and Mrs. Drlnsford are llvlnil in Summerside when ill? 17”” '5 at, present stationed with the R. L"l'll:ElrFi-nnn)- friends wish them a

OUR RACKS AND SHELVES

innit and haPI'.V Wmded met

1'Ex17'.x7I1E4!V'.x1I01rz',5;

ARE FILLED WITH

GIFTS WHICH ARE BOTH PLEASING AND PRAC-

, TICAL.

V ILOIISES " SCARVES ' SKIRTS

" COATS

' SWEATERS

BARBARA

LINGERIE GLOVES DRESSES SUITS I-IOSIIRV

ANN

DRESS SHOPPE

Mount Pleasant and Vicinity

Mr. Albert MocArthur was I Saturday visltor to summmldel

Mrs. Robert Enmnn spent Pri- day at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dsdner. 0!

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yeo have as their guests their daughter, Katie, (Mrs. Terreo) and son.

Miss Corinne Macbeod. employed in summsnide spent the week-end in Mount Pleasant.

Miu Joyce MacDonald, Scul- town, P. E. I. spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bay- fieid Ramsay.

Friends of Carmen and Doris Phillips, of Eilerslie will be pleased to see them around again after their recent. illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace You, Me- Adam NB. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Yeo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell.

Friends of Drusilla Ladner, will be sorry to learn that she is con- fined lo her home due to illness. and wish her a speedy recovery.

Friends of Mrs. Ivan Dlckensoll, Darnley will be sorry to learn of her illness. Mrs. Dlckcnscn was 8. former resident of Mount Pleasant

Friends of Mrs. Sterling Moor? will be sorry to hear of her illness at her home here. Her legion of friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. Calvin Maclntosh, staff of the Civil servica. Ottawa returned to his duties after spending his va- cation at the home of his father.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Boyles and Arnold, West Devon, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Boyle's mother, Mrs, Myrtle Ramsay.

Friends of Mr. Wesley Dymellt. will be sorry to hear of his con- tinued illness. His friends wish him I speedy recovery.

Mr. Fraser Macintosh. Chesiey, Ontario has returned to his duties after spending an enjoyable two weeks vacation at his former home here.

Mr. Eric Lndner has taken A posi- tion with the firm of R..'l'. Holman, Summersidc as a clerk. His many friends wish him every success in this new position.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson will be sorry to learn of the illness of their infant: daughter, Lila, it is hoped she will soon be feeling better.

Miss Charles Frost, student at summerside Business college spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost.

Rev, and Mrs. R. A. Lewis, have returned to their home after spend- ing an enjoyable vacation st the home of their parents in U. S. A. On route they were accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. M. H. Burgess, OtLeary.

Friends of Mr. T. P. Ellis will be pleased to know he is improving after his recent illness. His patrons are hoping he will soon continue his position of decorator and painter.

Miss Shirley Yeo, who has been attending Summersidc Business College since September bu taken a position at the firm of Small- mlm's Ltd. in summersiclc. Her many friends wish her every suc- cess in her new position.

Mr. and Mrs. James Emery and fnmlly, St. Eleanars, were Sunday visitors to Mount Pleasant the guest of Mr. E5sery'5 parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Essery, They were ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Artie Mscliinnon also of St. Elesnolns who were visiting in Ellerslie and Bideford.

Best wishes for success are ex- tended to Mr. Elmer Bigger, one of Tyne Valley's young men who lms purchased the lot. formerly owned by Mr. C. Montgomery. This lot has been ll. land marl: for many years. The former store owned by Mr. Montgomery was bumcd on Decem- ber 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Penwardeu. Ellerslie were pleasantly surprised on Friday evening last. when family and friends gathered at their home to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. They were presented with s purse of money from the family by their eldest daughter, Ruby. Mi-s. James Noye, while Mr. Noye gave the address. A delicious lunch was served by the family and an evening of entertainment was enjoyed by all.

VITAMIN US:

For proper use, vitamins A and D should be measured accurately drop by drop.

OVER 60-IIIT NEVER CONSTIPATD NOW

"After a lifetime of constipation I became 'rsguiAr' imply by nukm nn.uooo's Am-nun my rock!

ornndldnos cl" 1!. E.

as .Nomon -such I difforan ta 6 ord Rd., Kitchener Ont. Jrut one many pfnlolicztocod 390: : conotl

from - potion due to look of bulk in the diet- don't into any man on on mine: of toasty ALI.-Instr for Hut- and drink plenty of water. If nfur

Plusvlile and Vicinity

Mr Daniel. Dalton snd Mr. Des- mond Dnltloh, st. Lawrence, were in Piusvllle on W-vlnelday.

.......

Mrs. Nelson Gallant spent. the week end in Duvnr with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Pet- ers.

..

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gorwrnn. Haul. Norma. Winston and Al- eiths, were Sunday visitors to Bur- ton. Lot 7.

Mr. Joey Gallant has returned to his home here. after being em- ployed in summerside for some time.

Miss Lorraine Corcoran spent. an enjoyable week-end in at. Law-

rence with her sister. Mrs. Wil- liam O'Brien. .M.r. Gerald Hardy. Rosebanlk.

spent an enjoyable week end with friends and relatives in Summer- slde and Tryon.

Mr. Elmer Gallant and s friend Mr. McCormlc, employed in Sum- merslde. spent the past week end in Plusvillc.

Recent overnight guests to Sum- merside included Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1.. Gnllalll.

Clarcllce Peters, Duvar. rec- fow days in Plus- Nelson

Mr. ently spent a ville with his sister, Mrs. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Erby Gallant. Cas- ('ll'.Ilp(H'. spent Sunday with the lnttcl"s parents. Ml". and Mrs. John F. Gallant.

Mrs. Brendon Wallace recently spent a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. Elmsdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Blanch- ard and daughter. Theresa. rec- ently spent a few days in Summer side. returning to their home in Piusville on Fl-ldnv evcnin8-

Alr enjoyable danriln; party was held in Bloomfield Hall on Friday evening, April 28th. Music by the four-piece Getson Orchestra from Coleman.

A large crowd attended the dance held in Piusville lilsll on Wednesday evening. Muy Ilrd.

Music for dancing was supplied by Messrs. Leollard Barnett and Ray- mond Gallant.

Ambrose Corccran is and has been a patient, at the estern Hospital, Alberton. for t e past few days. It is hoped that she will soon be home again and as well as before her illness. 1

A large crowd flocked to Bloom- field Hall on Monday cveninz. Mal lst. when Piusville re-presented its Variety Concert under the d cc- tion of Mrs. Gmrgc Gallant. A ter the Concert, a dance was enjoyed lfy all. Mr. lleonard Barnett sup- plied the music. accompanied by R,a.ym0l1cl Gallant.

-lilrs.

A postmuptial shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corooran, Piusville, on Tuesday evening, May 2nd. in honour of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien, st. l.nw- rence, formnrly Marie Corcornn. Plusville. Joint. hostesses were Mrs. Inuls McCarthy and Mrs. Herman Oorcox-a.n. A large number of betw- tlful and useful wlits'werc receiv- ed: also is large sum of money. A very delicious lullch was served by the hostesses, assisted by some lady friends. The remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in dancing. Violinist; for dancing were Mr. Leonard Barnett. Mrs. Daniel Dalton. Mrs. J. J. Corpor- an and Mrs. Roch O'Brien. These were assisted on the piano. guitar and mandolin by Misses zeta. LOF- rairla and Norma. Corcoran. Miss Lorna. Hardy. Mr. Basil Griffin. Mzr. Alton Hardy. Mrs. any Ken- nedy and Mr. Clarence Peters and Mrs. J. J. Corcorzln.

Enmore and Vicinity Mr. Gordon-DM:cArt.hur. was it

business visitor to Summerslde on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hues. Charlottetown, were visitors to Mount Pleasant on Sunday.

Mrs. Dfllliel-iVI.l:L:l.EUd. Victoria West. was visiting her sistcr Mrs Martin Lmdncr on Tuesday.

Miss Louise Ellis. Sunuuerddn. spent the week end at her home D Mt. Pleasant.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant and family, North tumors, were visit- ors to summer-side on Saturday.

Little Miss Irene MaaAl-thrur, spa-lnghlil. spent H. few days rec- ently with her grlmd parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M.lcAi'tlrur.

Mlrs. D. D. MacDonald. Char- iottetown, was a visitor to Mount Pleasant and Enmore ml Sunday, visiting relatives and friends.

Congratulations are extended to the Mlslel Shirley Yen and Chur- lenp Frost. for successfully passing their exams in Sununersida Bust- ness College.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pearson and little daughter. Victoria. of Burn- morside and Miss Freda Manhood. Northern, spent the week end in Victoria west. guests of Mr. and Its. Alexander Msouod.

Mrs. Russell MacArthur is being

ILACKI-IIADS

Blackheads simply dissolve and div appear by this use simple. sale and sun method. Get two ounces of powder from any drug store. nprlnill u 3 hot. wet cloth. and apply 0517 blncilhud will in oom-

loda younurmotonthmd? and on

35' x.li.?'..-..l'J:aon.o... '

lAfQI

Tyne Valley ttotes

Mrs. George Ellis was a visitor to Summerside on Tuesday.

Mr. George Ellis and Mr. miner Baker motored to Charlottetown on Saturday on business.

Mr. Charles Macxay. Mr. smlton Macliay and Mr. Keith MacDon- gsll are visiting in the U. S.A.

The United Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Hart. udstone on Friday evening.

Mr. Alton Ramsay, Hamilton, was a visitor at Charles Newcorrlbe's on Sunday.

Mr. Charles Williams. Summer- side, spent the week-cud at his home in Tyne Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Montgomery, Cllnrlottetown, visited with friends in this vicinity over the week-end.

Miss Blanch Macbougull. Char- lottetown. spent Sunday at her home In Tyne Valley.

Miss Betty Nisbet, Charlottetown, Silent the week-end at her home in Tyne Valley.

.Mrs. George Lipsit. Molltl-eal. is visiting at. the home of her par-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rani- say. Mr. Donald -ills-ll-lsay. Llttlcloll.

N. H. is visiting at the llonle of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Ram- say.

Rev. and Mrs. Norman Young and son are visiting with Mr. Young's brother, Rm. il'.A, Young and Mrs. Young.

Mrs. George Moore and son, Linden, Nova Scolla, spent a. few days recently at the home 01 her father, Mr. Herbert MacArthur.

Mrs. Gladys Phillips. Sumnlerslde, was a vsitor at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wilfred Ms.cDougall on Sunday.

Mrs. Fred ll-ITaE(iTlllion and two children, Mlscouciie, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDougall on Sunday.

The postponed "Easter Parade" which was put on in Tyne Valley Hall on Friday. April 28th was cu- .i0l'Ed by a large audience, and much credit is clue the conlnglttce in charge of the programme. Pro- ceeds were in aid of the ”stcw;m; Memorial Nursing Centre."

What might have been a serious fire had it not been for the help of the fire depclrtnlent, was a grass fire which set fire to a stack of hay belonging to Mr. Keith Daw- son. and for a. while threatened a large machine shed full of ma;-nln. cry. C

Two one act plays, sponsored by the Port. Hill women's Institute were presented in the Tyne Valley Hall on Monday. May 1st in aid of the Stewart Memorial Nursing Cen- fre'. The plays entitled "Bessie, the Bundit's Daughter" and "Elmer were well acted anti thor. OUBNY cnloyed by all present. A harnlonlca solo by Miss Mary on. its was cncored and into solos by Paul Newcombe acre very sweetly relldered.

welcome-d home after an .-mended visit to Vancouver. 8. C.. where she was the guest of her (laughter and son-in-illw. M:-. and Mrs, Lorne MacDougall and her son,

Mr. Lee Maulirthur. in

in

Mr. and Mrs. Jlunes Noye and Mrs. William Bryant, motored to Cl1al'l0ttr-town on Tuesday. Mr. Bryant. who has born a patient in the hospital for some time, return- er home with them. His many friends are glad to it-urn that. his health is much improved.

til ru

Sympathy In extended to the family of the late John Campbell. Freetown, whose dr-nth occllrred1 recently at his home there. Campbell's mother was a former rcsidrnl of En-more. is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mar- Arthur.

I0

ANFIENT GLASS-Bl.0WI'3llS Egyptian tomb-wall drawings oil 2.400 years ago depict gla.ss-bluw-- ers at work.

z

A

r

Sliver, spent the visiting with Mrs. Keefe's mother. Mrs.

sister. Mrs. turned to their homes in st. Felix. after spclnlng the past. six months

HE CANW EVEN i , GET A MATCH l WITH A SALOOM

CAPITOL

Summon-side

LAST SHOWING IODAY - 3:30-7:15-9:15 "FLAMINGO ROAD" with Joan Crawford. Zachary Scott, Sydney Greenstroet

.1-

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY - 7:15-9:15 Thursday Matinee 3:30 i

iiiiiiiii Wiiiii ifiiiii HiiiM iiiEHAiiii WiilMiHi

....... iiil iiE8lilISCl- .......lmn iiiliililtll

!2.!l.usl.u - Road Home Has

such A

20:

REGENT ro-ulallr 7.15 a 9.15

(lharlrs Dick:-ns'

"OLIVER TWIST"

with Robert

Newton and Kay Walsh and introducing John Howard

Davies.

Wednesday 3:30, 7:15 & 9:15 - Thursday 7:15 & 9:l5

IIIIIE MXTIII iillilll IEIIIIY

Tignish

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keefe, Mill past week end

B. J. Harper, Christopher's ross.

Mrs. Augustus Boudlrenlu came

from St John NB. to attend the

funeral of the late Mr. Peter Perry,

St, Roch, which was held on April I

'.'lth to the Catholic Church, Tig- sh.

Mr. Peter P. Perry. Nail Pond. is a

where he is receiving

Mr. Aurele F. Arsenault. And his James W. Gillis re-

Lowell, Mass. pleasantly vacat- ning with their sister, Mrs. Emest

Rlcllard and Mr. Richard. ,

Roy Handrnhan, eleven year old

son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Handra- hau. Tignieh, was taken sudlenly

on last Friday evening, arid was shed to Western Hospital. Albert-

on where it was found he was suf- fering from an intestinal ailment.

Tilt-. llsllernlcn were a'l)lt nervous

rt on Mollcilly, May 1st as they left: the Tlguish sholc at six o'clock with

ads of lobster traps and rope.

because of reports of ice. and plenty 1-9 was packed solid farther along ythe island coast line. The wllld in tile curly mOrl'li:lg was quite favor- ablr-, but later l:l the day nn east Iwilld blow and this hlllted the nork

OUR BOARDING IIOUSE

V I FIELDED A HOT GROUNDER Fzom HeAoauA2r5l25 room, 1 MA3ol2! ALL ENGAGEMENTS FOR JAt(E'S wlzasnelz

WILL ea BLUE-PEMCILED HEH-HEI-ll 1 FEAR -1' --um-nl. HE MEET5 salwr as ABLE TO BAD NEWS BURKE. SUPPIZESS A

CAMEO THEATRE

Monday - Tuesday 1:15-8:15. wu- ner's lilusicnl-Comedy. "LOOK F0! THE SILVER LINING", In techni- color, starring Juno Hsvor as the show-world”: glory girl, Marilyn Miller, with Ray Bolgor, Gordan M.ncRaL-.

i V ....M.GM..MGM.......MG.,. of setting the gear. It is very seldom the fishermen are hampered uith

patient in the Western llospltal, floating ice. and it is hoped this Alberton. treatment for a severe attack of the i "flu". All hope Mr. Perry will soon be enjoying good health.

condition may soon clear up.

The funeral of the late Peter IPcrry took place from his home in "St. Koch to the church of St. Simon and St. Jude on the morning of Sat;unday,. April 29th and was largely nt.tellrle.t A Requiem Hlsh Mass was sung at 9.30 by Rev. 1.. B. Dooley. burial was in the family pint in the church cemetery. The pall- bearers were me Messers Aublll Perry, Fred Gaudet. Pete Arsenalllt Joseph Conway, John Hall, and Josph Chassion. Mr. Perry is sul- vived by his widow and three sons Fred, Joseph and Stanley. all of St. Roch and one daughter. who rt- sides in St. Jr-hll, New Brunswick

NORTH AMERICAN Llff L. S. STEVENSON