THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN , , ,,

OCTOBER 31, 1952 '

PAGE FOURTEEN . .- ....,g,u 300 La Luz 235 um Norpu - 31 500 Tomblll 22 Parry. dsulrhter of Mr. and Mrs. Town" 31”” 1000 Lamaque 525 2500 N0 Oils . 133- 100 Torbrit 105 st. LUIIIS and Edmund Perry. '”" aooo Landover 40 500 N De-nisolf ll 3000 mowogmac 3 1., I continued from page is - mo um 9 4000 Nor Inca 5 2300 Tower Pete 42 H Am” Mn.” M M, wsggougd ;il;mPI1;1YM'-is bcggplfg; -mourns about Co-op Insur- 200 Gatlneau 20 7500 Lapeska. 3 Egg gorth mo 43 l 2 gene 11:11 30 ' - 5" T - 1 "H. ,4. once at your Co-op Store. 425 Gen Pete A 630 3000 Ledue Con . 40 basin - ml .. 34 women insdltrtr ”?;”sf5.'i2SSa.""” ””"-"1 0"” member 1" W” 11"" '” " "' "' 23800 Geneva 0 3000 Lencourt .. 15 1000 ouarien 92 1-2 4200 'ri-lad .. 225 1”” V 5 ' llllaiglgedighllggaiwexzh Bl-0l;l.AN To: ”A'1r'r!:1tvn Red 700 Giant Y1: 845 1000 Lexlndln 0 1-2 2333 Okalttan mi 10500 'iIJ'uxAlsg.:.e!: . 21 3-4 0? a . - . , . ' , . Omn 0900 r 111- mm” 5111"" "id 1"" '1”'”' stantly killed while wurklnll at the Remember the 1'35"” 1”" 11”" Suzlmggidlog -rl?ufsdS;iy,MBltizv5eml:er 39:23 5: 1 8 ;..J()Ii1Vlf::tw 13250 0ntPyr M- . 130 1050 un mi?” 33 Nelllwl 11910 2:50” V15"”” wharf at Sourls. The Gallanle were your automobile the gtrleater W211; mm mm 740 P. M, 1200 Gold”. 18 1-2 1000 Lynx 10 5795 o Pyr 3 Wu . 20 3050 Un Oils . 1 132 Sulnln side on nees. ro,-met resident; of Tignlsh parish be your fuel consnmp on.. y p &, Id '5 H 1.2 1410 M 175 3300 opomuh ' H5 1525 UN) cm xd . 155 and have many friends in st. LouLs Because the fuel consumption ,0! gN1.,-W DONDON Presbyterian ism GOAHH 0 1.2 MM naldl 100 500 030113113 7 104 2500 V311 R01 7 3- Mlsa Theron Perry of Ohn.rlotia- h i ,5 In dmct mpomon 200 0 new 2000 acDo 4 t the week-and or OCW and Tlgnlsh where they visit every t enensgle er need; to rm Churches. services Sunday, Nov- 3950 Gold Mm 333 2600 Maoxmo 50 1200 051.39 , 12,5 vulture. 13 tgownmsgenn me home 01 Mr. ma year. , 101 are oleitaixgfiaw Ah 00 M PDH ember 2nd. Geddle Memorial 11.00 2000 Goodwin . 3 8000 Macho-d 235 500 pugmgq 3 1.2 500 view, 7 Me; Marcel Perry in Leovllle. Mrs Mym Callaghan has re aim! as much fmrsepowgr ,,',,ged.' gnmi agogg l;I1ve,1I.hi;30R:;.dMiECl'g' 2000 Grah Bousq 42 2000 Madsen 166 10073.0 PByl'll8;i.e1' 33(1)? Xllollamoc 123 i ' . . ' ' . ' ' - - 1 - , 1 00 Peace 3 ate Am 12 . turned to her none ill St. Louis 111- ed as at 40 Ml P. H. and the rate Evan, Wm conduct .mg5e- services gl1l:1:,Cl1l11'l” 3333 11JI1:::I(;1i1((;r 110 3700 Peak on 35 440 wemeel New 20 1-: ..Mr. and Mrs. BenLDoll&;tw 3 m. nmmdmg me wedding of her of fuel consumption is about Rev. D. A. Campbell, Munster. "3350 Gum” 3000 Marcus w 1 2 1000 Penn cm, 20 8925 West Ashley 45 .90" v rs - ' , gg .. - ' mic hofnhtf i:f"l1e1iIar.W1e)?)ucette's bro-lsomMr11NmI;:lySaI1Rehanlnn(1 Lwilfileceatshegnfgahrmer the driver of I ....NEw Lovqnovq puns" ,,, 2000 Hlrrlcfma 6900 Marigold 113 600 Fem” 70 49125 W Hm51d ---- -- 153 tiher Mr. Ben Perry. and Mrs. Digfenwn; nf:a.l:riRor:legOf)k0 loge car can't do anything about the church of England. 21st Sudday 2000 Har'mb " 1700 M"W3Y1'le 53 30'1" P1” 0”" I50 375 W L”5eh01d5 910 Pel'r'Y- 111 rwindsoer Ollt E 'n Octljober Wclilher - 91108131 1-311! 8130111 11" after Trinity, November 2nd 1952 2500 H911-Mk" 1500 MM9"'T0'w 9 201.) Hone" 188 9300 331110” 103 ' ” . eraiures 0 I ' ' 25000 Heath .. l 4100 Ma o 16 110-1 Placer 39 3-4 1000 -all-rev 7 7-8 Be d In 4”, Mn Callaghan mm accompnn. but the effect; of hot tenllg so dc ghe Rev. R. Vi. Couplilllld, B. A.. 1100 Hmem no Mclatwe 67 800 Ponder 150 1000 Windward 13 - , d rlar e re- . , A it ' i amazing, - t . K ' t 0.30 A. V1. - - ce1r1i4tiitoRi:ii'i"0i'i1er huiibandln Osha- ma bf, ””i,.,””g",'f,f J,.P,::te:nd,::: :i'1ees1r;'.v1aeatlires will wear out more 11:; Osrcho,e,31r,1Sl1r(l)i,;3(;mA,L M. T1116 illglly 2000 Heva. .. 1000 McKenzie . 80 711 PUW CD 34 7-8 3000 winona 4 7-8 wa Ont. she was aocomP8l119d by gf:5eL;' dwyl laws in New york than three times as rapidly 3! Ii Communloli. Burlington 2.30 P M 500 H1811 01551 4000 Merrill 41 3000 911111 B01111 - 12 1-2 2600 Yan Canuck 21 her three children. Marla Anne 1:"; '22,, re" 40 degrees 11'. . Evensong. New l.ondon.' 7.30 pf M: 1050 Hlghrldze . 3 25100 Mid Cont :13 1900 Preston 163 1800 Yk Bear 129 and Johnny. an 05 ' ..-.... According to the National 5afe- Evensong, 800 Hlghwood 23 50 Mid 55 Pac 10 Iggg t. 13? 4000 Yukeno 38 1 M. . . t c '1 is of all fatal car .,.. 1305 Holllnger 3500 Mill City 49 UM 9 e Reverend Emanuel Rlchnrd. 0111- baz;,M' ”,';,1.,.3”l,,5;,,f,1'”,f,Xdw,5E”' p?1lj118)(1:Cid:'1I1l?:l 4013:: cent involve ped- -KENSING-TON N M.ll.Pl:QUla 300 Home 100 M1ndlI.ma.l' 355 8109 Que Cop .- 55 CURB are at the Immaculate Couceptloll W dy' of wammn; M355 w'e,- re. cstrians, 25 per cent result from AND FREETOWN Presbyterian 1000 Hum Yk 3900 Mlndo. Scot 1.5 1-4 0500 Que Lab 20 500 Cdn Collier onurch, is at present on his holl- cefngimmrs to SE Lam; (are me crashes with other cars. 9 Del” Churches. Services Sunday. Nov- 50 H Smith 280 Mng Op .. 13 1-4 2200 QUE M811 155 100 Coast COD days. Fr. Richard expects to be and mm mm" s,,mme,. The cent from collisions with station- ember 2nd, will be as iol1ows:- 000 Hoyle . 2000 Model Oils . 150 3202 Queensmn 40 1000 Dalhousie back around the first of November. 9 brothers were home 'em.ne,. ary nhjects. 7 per cent with other Kensinizton 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. 575 Hud Bay 1100 Nat Pete 173 1410 Quembnt - 13 1000 Pen Ore . r- in flghe season Their father and kinds oi vehicles. and 19 per 00111 Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 8700 Hugh-Pam 2500 News 13 590 Quesabe 5 1'3 1500 111111011 C0" -- 57 Friends of Mr. Henry P. Bernard mother M; Bind M”. Joseph 5- from non-collision situations such Wllllbe observed at the morning 50 Husky 3300 Nes Labine 290 1383 gllnlwlolz 1; Total sales 1,313,000 shares. sorry to know that he had to l ' 1 u as skidding, leaving the road. 910- 5fFV 68. Service at Freetown at 3 1000 Island M 1833 NB Dom 210 9800111” 233.. the western Hospital for Xf,(,1,5:' ;?,”,f,”";l,1gi,l;”;'wf,”,:,'2,,,”;,, Between 1045 and 1051 the iir- oclock will be the w. M. s. Tll:lnk- 5000 J Waite 1450 N Cal 110 200 R Little A 16 BANKS tment. lVLr. Bemard la su1fer- ' . ban accident death rate increased Offering. The R9V'd- 13- 11- Camp- 5800 Jet Oil . 1200 N Con .. 210 1000 R0331” 21 195 El: Mtl "95 cation in New York and Massach , . . ing mm In infection in his lmee. "mm mm other memms 0, by 27 per cent! Careless driving ac; bell wll lconducr the services 500 Jollet 500 N Davies 25 533 gov 3111' 3:2 505 Bk NS counts for the largest singe ype 0 ' m-mo 1300 Jupiter 4500 N Devon 55 4 oya e 30 pk Tm- Priends of Miss Yvonne Araerla- ltglflr xrzuy n,nd n:l:r:,d3'tMr. tmmiaccidenis on country roads. 'C5'1UB,30RN BLAZE m A 11119 1500 Kavrand 3080 N Dick 350 1900 53" Am - no 260 C Bk C0111 H” of St. Louis are sorry to know LU sghejre rg:m:el;hel :a:1tyOn1I(1;Ol::(l1H . . . I - ill the private Kai-age of Earl Map, 19000 Keiore 4000 N Gold 45 4506 Sapphire 225 60 Dom Bk she is a patient at the Western to St. Lows 313,3,” Whm my ,.,,g in Montreal an official study 11111? brgl K1311 511991 Dreved 10 be 2150.0 Kenville 34450 N Hugh Mal 14 1-2 11150 Scurry 230 250 Ilnp Bk Xd 32 3-4 1105111131 Md Wish 11" 11 speedy malned for three 'days. and wer9l5howed H1”, onetlhgdh 1;” ball: gpgnlgledortxcll Eag:1r,:'1:SI1eif0l(.118e;ner1Lre. 7509 Kenweu 2000 N Jason ' 6 gulmlfvtfne 1 lg 40 Royal Bk xd recoveryt On hand to see the first snow stormimu” pvdqumns kl Q itfllk noon Firemen said the firen er-v 1700 Kc” Add moo N Laguene 9 8 3 m , under the influence 01 41 - . ' 1”-1 1000 Keyboycoin 15500 Newlund 23 1000 senator 1 INDUSTRIAL! M,, m; M”, stephcn Mc- ”' ' "am" WBG Remember always that 111811 I::i2h::”,r1jV Ch”f1”” WY1-1.151 1000 Kirk Hud - 1000 N Mar .. 5 3300 Shawkey '1 1-4 1025 can Brew ii! 1.4 Quaid have returned to their home speed driving is dangerous dl'll;- the garage Al- theletre 1111: 1:0 CR1 111 7100 Kirk Lake 1500 N Morrison 21 31090 Sil Mlr Xo . 100 350 glmp A 7 3 in Bonshaw after attending the ing. Records show that nearly bu. or mmgs smlglllc. til: :mlln- 500 Kirk Town 1503 N PM 8 1,2 73115he,-mt 455 17,5 gimp B 3 4 , - ueddinx o1Mrs. Mcfaxlaldgvbgotther; Show superb Every, gl;l5:&si:;edmOred11:h5;n 0;: somewhat dgmaged bv smegke 2100 Klondike 750 N Rich L 33 1 1:33) 140 sinmp Pr . 1 Mr, Nelson Arsenau . W it: 00 Sen 111' t . 1 . 1400 Kmy 2000 NRyan 5 - -------- nlace recently at Palmer Road. accident. 50.111111 1110 10151 "umb" E" gr Damage by the 11” 559109” 2780 Labrador 1313 N Sup 349 5257 smnweu - 77 PRESTON. En8ln.nd-(OP)-Re- . d ex eeded that o e heaviest in the 1001. A line 5 5 -- F A M - - of 1118" W1 W5 C . or me had to be laid am, it MS 1000 Ladulame 700 Nlplsslng 172 3125 Steep R1: - 1 sidents in Back silver Street in Mr. John Dolleetbe Ind M1'- Allr t oi the moderate-sp9E11d:1'”1:”51:61:11; found me pump truck was mmglc -4500 Lk Duiault 376 Noranda 75 500 5111189011 1614 this Lancashlre olty protested to ; bin Gallant of Nail Pond were 11- by 45 per cent. M001 B 0 . ,0 We Wm, me , ,5. , , 1.. 1000 1.x Osu . 2500 Norgold 3 1-4 1500 Sud Cont 16 council they dldnt like the name. .1 19111: V1511015 3'1 me 1101119 01 M13 w' t F 'r 11"” Speed and .d”m so handt 1: IO 15 an mgs 125 L1: shore 5200 Norlartic 20 2950 Sullivan . Asked to choose another, they . ' mid Mrs. Henry P. Bernard. They ms rellolltignsxzilflealspxlollholli-r - 500 Lk W353 3935 Norm .400 8300 Sweet Grass 94 selected 'Gold Street. 0 ows: p A -.-.n

were accompanied by Mr. Wilfred DeR.oche of West Brook, Maine. Mr. Joesph P. Gaudet his mo- ;her, Mrs. Paul Gaudet, and Miss Leclalr of Tignlsh were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gaudet and family in Halifax, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Myers had I :1: their guests on Sunday. October 9 19th their daughter, Mix Julia Myers of Charlottetown. Mr. Clar- ence Toole and Mr. James Kelly of Charlottetown, also Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gaudet and their two sons Donald and Allen of Tignish Shore.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bernard left recently to return to their lloma in Toronto, Ont, after spend- ing the past two mloniihs an the Island. Mr. Bernard was foreman in the new creamery plant that has been completed recently in Charlottetown. Mrs. Bernard vis- ited at her home in St. Louis dur- in; that time.

Min Rosanne Oaudet and her sister, Miss Lucy Gaudet. of Mon- treal, P. Q., are spending is vaca- tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaudet. The Gaiudet girls erg receiving a warm welcome, as they were residents of St. Louis un- til two years ago when they mov- '1d with vheir parents to Montreal, where they now reside.

Congratulations are being ex- C

tended to Mr. and Mril. Nelson Araemlult on their recent marri- age at the Immaculate Concept-

ion Church, Palmer Road: Mr, X Arsenault is the son of Mr. and 0 Mrs. John A. Al-aenault. Mrs. 13

Arsenault was formerly Miss Eva

Professional cards

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the Maritime Winter Fair being held in Amherst, Nova Scotia, from November 1st to 8th, will be the fur with the evening program in the arena 3 5th.

and five superb mink creations. These will be worn and displayed by models from Summerside land 3, Amherst.

to be Worn by the models from Summerslde are through bhe cour-

have returned to Alberton, Mr. Ramsay has been the guest of his daughter and son-ln- law, Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett,

say visited relatives in Albany, N.

sister, Mrs. John Keir Fraser who ward Island Hospital.

bers of her family on P. E. Island.

-one of the special features of fashion show in connection on Wednesday, November

The fine showing of furs will in- ude five beautiful fox garments

The frocks, hats and accessories

sy of R. T. Holman Ltd., with die.-1' shops in Sllmmerside, Char- ttetorwn and New Glasgow, Nova Ce otin.

The furs are to be shovwn by

Canadian mini: and fox breeders. in and Henry Limited of Montreal, in co-opera- tlon with the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders Amoclatlon.

Morgan and company

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Alberfon and Vicinity

Mr. and Mm. George Ramsay their home in

harlottetown. while Mrs. Ram-

Mr. Herbert Clark ill in Char- ttetown this week to be near his

seriously ill in the Prince Ed-

Mrs. A. E. Lirlell of U. S. A, hasjface a major returned to her home after visit-

g her mother alld other mem-

drivers of operate a motor vehicle better than the other fellow. some driv- ers can maneuver an automobile expertly at moderate speeds. No one can handle one safely at say. 30 miles per hour.

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arises the effect that the food supply of the world is limited and that the jump in eventually leave us all hungry.

years. but the same reason the Indians did. not from any lack of natural re-

DR. J.ll. CUNNINGHAM

she was accompanied by her bro- ther. Vernon Campbell of C. N. R.

sources. bill; Lather primitive agricultural methods.

one accident in 00 is fatal. bif- tween 35-40 M. P. H. one in 35 1! fatal, while at 50 M. P. K. 0VE1' one in eleven is fatal.

Many drivers claim that old

cars are a, menace to the safety of our highways. evidence to prove that the lte is true. An analysis

in the Automotive Trade Journal) was made some few 3'93” 930 M 494 accidents chosen from the files of a larE9 955191"

There is plenty of oppos- (reported

at random

ate, The age of the car involved

in each accident was determined and this figure compared with the total number of cars of the same 885 . country at that time. The results. New cars were involved in 55 D91

in service throughout the

nt, of the 604 accidents. one of the most startling facla

about traffic accidents is the ria-

g toll of deaths each 3'63?- It's a strange thing 1-1181? 111051 cars believe they can

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in I while there

Every once discunlon to

considerable

world population will

Let us see what the facts have to

say about this. The half 1 million Indians who once roamed North America were often on the verve of starvation. Today, with I pop- ulation of over 1&5 million, is always a surplus of food; some years so mucll of it that don't get a decent price for products.

there

farmer: their

The peoples of Asiatic collntflel famine every NW

they go hungry 101

because of

T. Earle Hickey

Chnrtered Accountant Clnndlan Bank of Commerce Ilunmenlde. P. I. I. PHONE 2888

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E. E. Parkman opt.D., R.0. 0l"l'0ul'I'llS'l' Gluten mm ,, ya lnnlnel

Ofllee Ileana I It 18 - I to I , and by appointment none 811'!

Inuit: ll. Inn-crue-

,.I.I'.lIIurl.0. Qnnnuule.P.lL'

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"Those Senator: seldom punch

the lights."

vgtgmuuugu Albel-ton. who will spend his holi- It takes 80 people in Chlm 10 . days with Mr. and Mrs. Linell and glean food for 100. In 0811311! D151 2520 other relatives. Mr. Linell is super- ten to fifteen do ltt.k m N

'.1'ofth lilo iM1d,,Ad'Cll'altaee E 1300'

Wm" 5"." Ea” 1:141:25. e S E n In 8 en pl:wl))X11kinlm16 hours a day to do Summonlde it. While in Cllnldl the 10 to 16

.. Mr. Eric E. Perry Canadian can do it. from if to 10 hours a day. Bank of Commerce. Summei-side N01 The food suDP1Y 01 1119

has been transferred to the Al- world will never fall so 1011! 13

B" J A berton branch and began his new there are wise men to till its pro-

' ' ' duties on Tuesday. ductive acres.

DENTIST Tloval. svsrlzlwq old bones to predict the colors of ngnm x.g.,. J01-IANNESBURG, south Africa the winning jockey. one witch- (CP)-With an increasing number doctor at the Dundee track earn-

lmgllirun Bulldln. of natives "following the horses", ed enough money to buy an auto-

, a new type of witch-doctor has mobile for himself, and another

SUMMERMDE made his appearance. By tossing for his wife. Dill 2360 -.-.. ...-.. . - TIIQ Nelgllbors By George Clark

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