, .

'The Maritime Life in Prince Edward island

In March. 1924. The Muliiillliif; Life Assurance Company entered. the life insurance field in the , Province of Prince Edward Island. ”

Under the management of the late T. W. Bentley. the branch 01- Iice located at Charlottetown grew steadily to become ohe of the Islands major life insurance bran- ches. Although Mr. Bentley retired as branch manager in I952. he con- tinued his connections with the company as Supervisor until his death a year later. .

In 1952, Mr. Robert E. Hart took over the branch nianagership. carrying on the steady Maritime Life expansion until Marci-i or this year when he was succeeded by the present. manager. Mr. Keith B. Jenkins.

Mr. Jenkins joined the R.C.A.F. in 1940 and after graduation wasl appointed wireless instructor, ground and air. until his discharge in October 1945 when he was em- ployed by Maritime Central Air- ways as dispatcher and agent, serv- ing as such until August 1952. Then he entered the Maritime Life agency staff, culminating with his present Branch Manager appoint- ment.

The imposing nevi Head Office of the Maritime Life is shown on this page together with photo- graphs of President. W. H. C.

0 Give PEEK FREANIS Colourful Presentation Tins for Christmas l"ri-aeritit-ll.'Sc to 53

Sniiwartz and Mi'. Keith B. Jon-

kins. P. E. 1. Branch Manager. Mr. Schwai-t7. is also President of

iW. H. SCI'lWlIl'i7. and Solis. Limitcd.

I I

(Oil e MIL! OW

small ILI - soiosn - Lirnl - IIIIILIITO - aria

I 5'40! line we Ia.

is Director of The Nova Scotia ' Trust Compiinv, Moirs Liin ted. IMar-itime Paper Products Limited and a member of the Board of ,GOVPlill0I'5 of Dalhousie University

I T ”'”””

PLEA IN VAIN

I NEW YORK (APT -Alter sway- ing it ;ii1:l forth for niriio than in IT I ms while onlookers six iltinrx .. low pleaded with him not to jump. an unidentified middle- agcd man toppled to his death from the root of a downtown tenc- ment early today.

H

-7;

P! R

I SCIENTIFIC GROUP

Canada's national research coini- Icil developed from the couni-ii loi Iscientific and Industrial rescaii-' sci up In lillli

I ASSETS:

T 924: 5T47.000.00 I 954: ST T .O00.000.00

Life represents today.

W. H. (T. Schwartz. Proddut

. OTHIR IRANCHES &

I ll 5&jl!IUBrun4umA" .

ORKING from a sniiiil beginning but thirty years ago, the directors have laccd and solved difficult. problems. building step by step the succcssfiil company The Maritime

A. Fulton Campbell. I-pron-niativo

i MARITIME t iswruucz omrrnr-iv

nuptial daugnter OI Mrs. r'rank Kelly and the late Frank Kelly of Albany, P. Timothy Foley and the late Mrs. Foley.

caption was held Room of the Royal Hotel.

Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Moncton; and Mrs. oastle'; Mr. real; Mrs. Joseph Collins. Mrs. Ger- .ald Dineeii. Leo Tobin. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan. Long Is- land: Mr. and Mrs. Prank Brogan. yaiiiiisport. -Theodore Mass: Nooiinn. Prince Edward Island.

pl

F ciey - Kelly N uptials

At the Church at the Assuran-

tioii. 1.rdil(.'45I.Ei', N. 8., Rev. Donald

Warner united in inariiage with mass. Margaret Helen.

E. I. and John Joseph, son of

The bride given in marriage by

her brother, Joseph Kelly wore a ballerina. gown of silk over headdress and shoulder-length veil. She carried a cascade of white car- nations.

turquoise blue taffeta with matching

The bride was attended by Miss

Rita Kelly who wore a yellow bal- lerina gown of lace and net over l.;iFiet..1. She mixed I.-ill llowcrs.

var.'ied a nosegay of

The grnomsman ixas Donald

FUI9), brother of the groom; ush- er Kelly.

s were Neil Galbraith and Gerald

The guest soloist was Mrs. Wil-

liam Morrison, sister of the groom. Miss Marlene Hayes presided at the organ. Altar boys were Barry Kane and Vincent Foley.

Following the ceremony a re-

in the Harbor

Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mr. William Morrison. New- Donald Foley. Mont,

Mr. and Mrs. Southampton. Ellsworth

Mass: Rawlcy.

Mr. and Mrs.

(TRUELTY CIIARGED T(llT()N'l'0 (CPI A mail allc-crl

In have beaten :1 cal to dnatli with bottle. after finding itinn top of.

cage that holds his pet liudgie

wns rcmandcd one week Friday. .ai'l Gould, 34. was Chargcii with cruelly to an animal.

MUSIC FESTIVALS

C'oiiipctitive music festivals ori-

'l2lIP(i in England and had LIlPll

iii in Canada with an Edmon- 'IlT'HI in 1907.

The Maritime Life Assurance Co mpany

Thirty Years of Success!

1924-1954 L

IKE many other now prominent Canadian financial in-" Maritime Lite had its birth in Halifax. And like thcni it was or';an-

litiits. The

lzed by men of the Maritimes with capital secured from what are now

known as the four Atlantic Provinces.

of time.

T954: 545.000.000.00 I

The nicasiire of the Company's outstanding success may be soon from tlic domparative fiimresgof Asscts and Business in Force presented at the sides or this announcement. Truly a remarkable achievement for such It relatively short space

A MILESTONE OF THE MARITIME LIFE

Crciisiiiiiz thin nrhievomnnt. in the erection of the ('ompnny'a new ii imv Oiilcc l!iii'il-

lng on Spring (Simian Rand. Hiilitiiv . . .

where TIIO Nlnrltlmr Life will he nhle to gin-

even In-ttv-r iu-rvlco to its ever-growing number of policy-holders In (inniuln and the

British We-i. lmliea.

The Slnritlmo Life: in proud of its progrr-an and standing totiny

: and particularly of

its llonrl and Branch Office Stalls and Repn-imnintiveaa-thrnugh whose loyalty and

efficiency the (Iomp.imy'o growth and expanding uaelulncsa has

J I Jlaxzlrwm Brvfccfiofl HEAD OFFICE: L ,,-

P. 1'; I. BRANCH OFFICE:

Heath F. Campbell Representative

Otis W. Jackson. ll-r-rr--crit-wivo

been made poiuillilc.

w r ' TI . . IV Ix Mmzmwn Cari I-iALiFAX.N.S.

53 GRAFTON ST., CHARLOTTETOWN

IN NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWFOUNDLAND, BERMUDA, NASSAU, JAMAICA AND OTHER BRITISH WEST INDIES

BUSINESS IN FORCE:

Illlrlny Jenkins Receptionist E Cashier

-iltlontinued from page It p- happenings

lwnere me has been einp.oycu AUA the past two yearsi. sue was pre- seiiteu with ai ueautiiui blanket and painting.

0 O O I

Miss Margaret Campbell was guest of honor at a shower tendered her by nursing lriencis at the home of Mrs. Jack Dowllng on Thursday evening. Color scheme in the living room was carried out in white and blue. Mrs. Harry Murphy and Mrs. rrances Lam.-r assisted the bride- elect in opening the many beauti- iul gitts. An enjoyable musical pro- gram followed with piano music by Harold Wood and Mrs. Lartei-, solos by Miss Joanne Donahue and. read- ings by Mrs. Joseph Donahue. Dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. H. Murphy. Mrs. G. Maddigan. Mrs. V. uaiioii. Miss Mary Gavin and Miss Freda Clohossey.

. . .

Colonel L.-1". Grant of Kingston. Ontario, Field Secretary and Hon. Member of the Engineering Insti- tute of Canada. has returned to Ontario alter a brief visit to the local branch of this organization. A dinner meeting was held on Monday evening at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, for the Island mem- bers. at which Colonel Grant gave an interesting paper on the Deve- lopment at Engineering. E. 5. Chandler. president of the local branch presided.

. . .

On Saturday evening following an executive meeting, Colonel Grant and members 0! the Executive. were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. and on Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brennan. entertained Colonel Grant at dinner at their home. Mr Brennan is Secretary-Treasurer ol the Island Branch of the Insti- tute.

E T. Tanton was hostess at her home in Summerside on Tuesday evening. honoring Mrs. Dorothea Mcs. Smith. Four tables of bridge were in play. . .

Mzs.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lawless of Saint John, N. B., spent the iweek-end in the Province. While ir 'Summerside they were the guns

1 924: ST .T05.500.00

Keith II. Jenkins. Branch Manager

.he Lanioiic boclal Weiiaie Bureaui

I

son, of Mahone Bay, N. 8. are visit-

I

The Guardian Page 9 iatmmy, Nov. 27. 1954

of the latter's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mc- Innis. I C 0 O I The Misses Dorothy and Wanda. Wyatt entertained at their home, in Summerside on two evenings at last week. honoring Mrs. Dorothea; Mc-S. smith. . . 0 Miss Norma Bernard, R.N oi l-lailiax. N. S. spent the week-end at her home in Tigiiish. . . .

Mrs. W. P. Callaghan was hos-

tess on Monday evening at her. home in Summerside. . . .

I

Mrs. S. K. Donald of Mon('ton.I

MATERNAL IIEALTH ctnssis?

Beginning ' -ii. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1954, 2:30 P.M. I

THE HEALTH CENTRE. 188 Prince St. Phone. 9515 for further information.

MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & WELFARE

at

N. B. is spending a few dais in summei-side, guest of her mother. Mrs. A. W. Leard. 0 0 I

Mrs. J. K. Beer of Siimmi-rsidel eiitcrlaiiied at bridge on Mondays evening.

coo

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hirtle and

ing Mrs. Hirtle's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. L9I'I()', in Summerside. . . .

Mrs. Carl Crockett entertained the Okto Club at her hbnie in Sum- merside on Tuesday afternoon.

. . .

Miss Doryse MacNeill of merside is visiting in Toronto. .

Sum-fl

Mrs. Llewellyn Rogers was hostess at Midge at her home in Sum- merside on Tuesday evening.

. . a

Miss Nancy Lou Bell left. Sum-

merside on Thursday to take up residence in Toronto. ' I

All new apartment houses and

public buildings in Finland must. be provided with air-raid shelters.

EVERY TWO PAIR

Merry Christmas Sale I I 60.

Reg. 5I.25 - TWO PAIRS 51.90

The FASHION SHOPP

ORIENT . NYLONS ' I

61 Gauge 15 Denier 60 Gauge 15 Denier , Dream Sheer Evening Sheer Party Sheer

Firestone

use our

LAY - AWAY PLAN SHOP EARLY

J-2 jg

Slore Open Tue. - Fri. - Sal.

Evenings Until 9 O'clock

You,can save real money by shop-

ping at our store.

Here are inst a few of the real bargains

we 0 29c

Friction Toys. Buses, Trucks. -leeps. G-Mi-n Cars. Police Cars, Sparkling Guns. Tanks, etc. . Rattles. Balloons. Watches. Squirt Guns. Rubber Dogs. Dolls, Bean Shooters, Bubble Sets.

3-D Picture Sets,.Banks. Guns. Car- penter Sets. Rockets, Paint Books, Coloring Books. Fairy Tale Books. Games. Whistles, Skill Ball Games. Windup Toys. Dolly Sets. Baby Mugs, Stuffed Toys and many others

EXTRA SPECIAL

at these low prices. 77 DEE DEE

ZI DOLL

We have every size and style of doll on display.

snly

I

DOLL PRAMSand STIIOLLEIIS

That. will make any little girl happy.

4 .95

DELUXE

HOCKEY GAMES

The finest action game for young and old.

EXTRA SPECIAL

Soft Cuddly

PANDA 9"”

2 .79

We trade Hockey and Pleasure Boots and Skates.

4' o.95'J

I FIRESTONE

H0iiiE & AUTO Co.,. Ltd.

187 (irrnt George Street 6. STEWART Macl(Al'. Your Friendly Firestone Dealer

Dial 5547

I i

. . . This year we have a very fine IIIS-I. FAMILY gins

play of very low-priced quality loys.I

L FIRESTONE ELECTRIC

IIEFRIGERATORS 3249.50 up .

I

FIRESTONE ELECTRIC

WASHERS 3114.50 up

Iltndlos. Record Players,

l'I'eIt-visioii. Toasters. Electric. tl(ettIcs, Electric.

llrons. Steam and Regular. i

ICIocks. Electric aml Alarm. Electric Shavers. Electric Coffee Percolators.

MIXHIIISIPTS.

illlectric Blank:-is IEiectric Heaters. iltllectric Heating Pads, Waffle Irons. 'ElectrIc Roasters, Electric Bed Lamps

Tri-light Lamps.

I I

I Put 'EM ON l TODAY

I FIRESTONE I

I

I TOWN and COUNTRY

MUD and SNOW

TIRES

a will talto old Tires in trade.