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NOYE BROTHERS in Sea View Hall, Friday, June 13th. Show and dance. -
‘; mans CHICK hatchery now ’;open_ A special breed for every
1 need-
DANCE.\ Spring Valley Hall, ‘ yrjaay, June 13th. Sponsored by ‘W. I.
REGULAR MEETING Borden "Branch Canadian Legion in Leg- in Home, June 13th, 3 p.m. La- "dies Auxiliary meet same time.
“E PANTRY SALE at Kennedy’s pore, Kensington, June 14. at 8 zyclock. Sponsored by Kelvin United W. M. S. ~
RAYMOND GRANT. ‘Optomet- rist, will be in his 0’Leary of- fice Satunday afternoon, June \14th.
. DR. R. L. SMITH will be ab- lgent from his office in Bedeque ‘land. Borden from June 14th to June 22nd inclusive.
_ MILK REPLACER for calves, goals and l-amibs. 25 lb bag $5.75; complete line of Master ‘ll-‘eeds” Keith 0 Kennedy.
‘QDANCE, Kinkora Hall, Friday, glune 13th.'Music by the Mello- aires. Dancing from 9 ,- 12 pm. Modern and old time. Sponsored iiy Kinkora c. Y. o.
DR. J.A. DOIRION will be ub- V Vsent from his office from. Wed- l '_ie'sday, June in, to June 21st. 7 -inclusive. Office open for collec- 3 ‘ions and appointments every af- '_lernoon from 1-5. -
LEGION FUNERAL, The fu- . iieral of our late comrade, Leo
.i;day. June 14, to St. Paul’s itchurch at 9 a.m. All veterans . are asked to meet at the Sum- .=arside Legion Home at 8.15
Wedge, will be held on Satui-- .
2: on STURGEON IN GRAND IVER
Fisheris Officer Norman Mae. T-90d displays a 3 1-2 lb. Sturgeon taken from Grand River Tuesday eV9ni118 by brothers John C. and Gus‘ Gallant. of Egmont Bay. The
Well Known Burlington ‘ Farmer Dies
The death of Mr. Elijah B['y_ anton occurred at the P. E. Is- land Hospital, Charlottetown on Friday, May 23rd following an illness of six weeks.
The late Mr. Bryanton who was in his 78th year lived all his life on the farmat Burlington where he was born. He was highly re- spected in the community, where his integrity, serene temperment and outgoing personality won him many friends. He did well’ what- ever his_ hand f und- to do, and was a good neig bour and a kind husband and father.
He was first married to Lydia
of the Prince County Hospital on Wednesday evening at. which among other business the hold- ing of a tag day was considered. It was proposed that a tag day be held in _the near future in the Town, aindfa later one during the Lobster Carnival celebrations. In consulting with Mr. Charles Hogan, director of the Lobster Carnival, he agreed to place be- for the June 19 meeting the re- quest of the Ladies Aid to hold a tag day during the Carnival.
Taibletolp mountain in the Gaspe district of Quebec reaches
sturgeton. which meausre 27 iii. in length, 15 uncommon in local waters and was caught “in a net as the Gallant brothers were sweeping for Gaspereaux.
Champion who passed away many years ago. and later to Mary E. Daye who also prede- ceased him. Three sons and one daughter were born of the first union, Harold who was drowned while deep sea fishing in 1925, Reta, .Mrs. Earl Cooper of Dor- chester, Mass, Elmer of Mc- Adam. N.B., Roy of Burlington, who died in 1954. One son Elvin of the second marriage resides at "home. Five gnandchilren and one great grandchild also our- vive. . '
The largely attended funeral was held from his late home on May 26th and was conducted by Mr. George Paige and Mr. Dav- id Mcsetridge. Two hymns, “Cal- led Home‘ to Rest”, and “otnly Remembered”. were sung.
Pall bearers were Messrs Dan- iel Hickox, James Simmons, Roy Tuplin, Ansel Bernard, Alexia-nder MacKenzie and Harold Daye.
Crcipaucl Theatre’ Fri. 8:30 pm.
Sat. 7:15 and 9:15 pm.
"'HE‘l.L'S ISLAND" _ in color A
Starring: John Payne and Mary Murphy. Also short subjects. .
4,350 feet.
DR. R. W. AULD, Kensington I be absent from his practice : as Friday, June 13th. To Sun- ‘ I[ay,Jui1e 22nd. Iinclusive while ending meetings of the Cana- an Medical Association in Hall-
; noosrnn CARNIVAL —Mr. ~ Phaneuf returned to ~ side on Monday follow- ” attendance at the ‘annual . RCAF Association Convention at ' Edmonton, Alberta. While there he made. use of the opportunity to publicize the Su ide lobster ‘Carnival, and e “was - with the considerable in- shown by the delegates of whom have relatives ‘on the Island.
Horns AID MEETS -— Mrs. 3»: Strong presided at the _ 4 meeting of the Ladies Aid
Kensington
iii» 1 pm. .Van Johnson, June
3 _ in Romantic Comedy
, “The Bride Goes Wild”. with
limliievious freckled-faced
Bitcn Jenkins. Also Serial “Son '‘ Zorro”.
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The annual district. convention of Women’s Institutes in the Alberton area was held yester- day in the Albcrton W. 1. Hall with delegates and members from the following Institutes in attendance: Alma, Mill River, Elmsdalei St. Lawrence, For- tune Cove, Brooklyn, Montrose, Rosebank, Alberton and the Dock."
Mrs. C. H. Weeks, president of the hostess branch presided over the afternoon sessions.
._The address of welcome was given by Mrs. Vernon Campbell of Alberton and responded to by Mrs. Chest-er Hayes of the Dock. Reports of the year’s activities were given by each Institute and without excep-tion all showed many wonderful accomplish- ments during the past year.
A report on the scholarship fund was given by Mrs. Joseph Callaghan. Guest speaker in the afternoon was Ralph Gaudet, Al- berton High School teacher, who spoke to the convention on the subject “Education” dealing particularly with the relationship between home and school.
Mrs. MacMilian brought greet- ings from the Provincial W. I. executive.
Miss Gillis of the Provincial W. I. staff gave a demonstrat- ion on how to prepare fowl and fruits for home freezing, which was followed by an address by Miss Bingham, assistant super- visor of Women's Institutes. who spoke on the convention theme “health.” The physical, mental and social phases were dealt with by the speaker who out- lined some of the ways Institu-
tes help promote good health. The importance of Women’s
District W. l. , Convention . ls Held In Hall At Alberton
Institutes was stressed by the
P 'lP‘ ‘d t,M .Ll df mmma [651 en rs Dy "owned by Simmons and MacFar-
Wilkie, of Alberton, also duties of its members. PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT
An interval of “fun and non- sence” was provided by Elms- dale Institute which took the form of. a black-face trio singing favorite southern songs. A sing- song. with Mrs. Chester Hayes on the piano, ended with “Our Island Hymn.”
Mr. Stan Maclnnis of the Nat- ional Film Board, outlined _the assistance provided an organ- ization interested in buying a film projector. This is the only Province, he said, that pays forty percent of the cost of a projector and provided free transportation of films.
At the close of the afternoon sessions supper was served in the the hall by Fortune Cove, Montrose, St. Lawrence, Rose- bank and Mill River Institutes. PRIZES AWARDED
During the afternoon the tea aprons were judged and first prize awarded to Mrs. Helen Matthews of Allberton, and sec- ond and third to Mrs. Stanford Green of St. Lawrence.
The Alberton W. I. hall was attractively decorcated for the convention with baskets of tulips. daffodils and white and mauve lilacs. Proceeds are to be divided between the W. I. Foun- dation and Alberton Public Lib- rary. ~
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TRADE DEVELOPMENT
Japan is providing important new outlets for Australian wheat and sugar. dried fruits and dried milk.
Police Seeking Stolen Truck
Police have as yet been unable to locate the black 1,2~ton 19.32 Mercury truck, license C-4707,
lane Produce, Lld., Summerside, which was stolen Monday night. The tiiick had been leftparkcd in front of the residence of Ther- on Simmons on Granville street, with the keys still in he ignition. During the night it was stolen and although an intensive search has been carried on, it has not been recovered.
PERSONALS
L. A. Mann, Kensingitoii, is much improved following his recent serious illness but is still a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside.
The many friends of Mrs. Ira MacLeod, Kensington will be sorry to learn that she a patient
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where she will undergo an open - tion.
Her many friends will be pleas- ed to know that Mrs. Claude Dunning is making a_ good re- covery following an operation in the Prince County Hospital, . Summerside.
Mrs. Bertha Walker, Kenning- ton is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside, where she is, receiving treat- ment.
Alberton legion Auxiliary Meets
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Alberrtoln Legion held their re- gular meeting in the club rooms Wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. Bent Pridiham presiding.
Mrs. Ed Millman and ll/Ilrs.
CA |_ .. SUMMERSIDE
FRIDAY —
SATURDAY ’
PLEASE NOTE-—Saturday being Air Force Day
matinee Saturday morning
10 o’clock.
I , ”FORT DOBBS”
(Cheyenne Himself) With Clint Walker — Virginia Mayo
It took him just ”40 bullets to get to Fort Dobbs. ' It took a thousand miracles to get him out.
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in the Prince County Hospital Robert Profit were appointed
members of a sick committee. A discussion on dances was held and it was decided to have a dance for teen agers Saturday nights. A regular public dance is planned for July list.
The sum of $25.00 was approv- ed for a family who recently
lost their home by fire, also a ,
box of canned goods. Minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Vernon Hudson.
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Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain V
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In one hemorrhoid case after another, “very striking improve- ment" was repoi-led and verified by doctors’ observations 7 Pain was promptly relieved. And while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing of all-this improvement. was maintained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months!
In fact, results were so thorough
And Itching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids
that sufferers were able to make‘ such statements as “Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid con- ditions, some of even l0 to 20 years’ standing '-
All this, without the use of nan- cotics, anesthetics or astrmgents of any kind. The secret is a new heal- ing substance (Bio-Dyne) —— the discovery of a lamousscienlific in- stitute. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all parts of the body,
This new healing substance is offered in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H. Ask for individually sealed convenient. Preparation H Suppositories or Preparation H ointment with special applicator. Preparation H is sold at all drug stores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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