.1948.

ffiE WESTERNGUARDIAN

y. ild Hanover Street. I-Ilil '

.' ' AGENTS: J. linaer Murph George Glow. ill Ottawa Street-

eumaaesme and remca cousin‘ ' New; lubieriptiolll. Advertilnl-

The Guardian Bell Bookstore.

Toronto Baker!- vtneeh Grocery. Buaaeli

I!» be bombs at any of rue-w

following stores in Snmnaereide:

Water Street; Gourltee Drugetare. l! Central Street: Water Street: Mark Gaudet. i‘! Grenville Ellie"

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laland Motor Transport. Water Street.

_,_ The Gill! B“, ‘g 3e per day or m» give ______.__

-LOOSTER. BAlT for sale. Ap- ply Fred Clerk. Ghelton.

40a asap-um hell-ton m- 0 truck. Actual mileai! 0.000- bhoac 571-2 or aPPIY 509 Wow‘ street. Summerside.

_FOR SALE. - Cabbage and vfqgnato Plants. Brenton Paynter, Long lliver.

._|~'0:t sane-mo D-35 inter- nalwllii lit-ton truck. complete \v.!,h platform. Body and motor in good condition. Priced right for quick sale. AIDPIY LBW"? 51595‘ suit. surmnerside-

-c0MiNG T0 KENSINGTON.— Cape naverse Players who will prbficnb the popular festival drama "All Carrs to the Rescue" in King George Hall, Kenstngton, Thursday.

Juno ‘24th, 8.15 P. M. EXCQIIEBY- sptCtilltieS. Pwweds

dials vvill be delivered to any home in Sumnseraide by Carrie; llo per week. Phone 289 or 888-3 for this eervioe your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route

-ll'0lt sane-me Special De- luxe Dodge coach. Good running order, low mileage. Phone sea-i. Swnmeralde.

-—'l'lll OFFICE of E. E. Park- man, 0vpt.D., is now located in the Regent Theatre building. Summc: Street, Summerside.

-DUE T0 ARRIVE. a quantity of John Deere lime and fertilizer distributors. Book your order now. All parts are available. Phone, write or call James A. McNeil] 6: Sons. Summer-side.

‘ QISLANDER PASSES- Word has been received in Summerside of the death in Portland. Maine. on May 31st of Mrs. Gertrude Burke at the home of her daugh- ter there. The deceased who was formerly a resident of this town \vas a daughter of the late Ber.-

111 Bid SWBBIJamIn schurman and will be kind-

eurtains for Kin: 39°39 H511 Ad" ly remembered by old friends n.

mission 25c and 40c.

Summerslde where as a young gir. she attended school and received

-.-\TTENDED FUNERAL “LILY her early education. She leaves to William Roach has returned to her ,

home In Summerside after attend-

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mourn_ one sister. Edith, Mrs. J. D. McDougall of Moncton and 011E

In; the funeral m Hanmpwt- N-SI . brother Lloyd Schurmau of Dos

of the late Albert. Frizzie, a victim of the recent aeroplane tragedy near Kentville. The deceased, who

had been stationed in Summersids.

for the two years previous to his hem: overseas, made many fYlBT-Kli tn this town and his accidental death Is deePli’ reeretteti-S-

_.\\'ELCOME VISITORS -~ Mr. and Mrs, Even LeBlanc with three chum-cit, Petit Roche. N- B-- H0- cotnpnttied by Mr. and Mrs. Coty, and Mr. and Mrs. Corbett. Bath urst. N. 13., were entertained. tins week in Surnmerside by Dr. and Mrs. Austin Delaney and Mxzand i\i:<_,C:it'rcI Detaney- These people. who n-ade their first visit were UlIIVIl impressed with the Islam". sccticry.-S.

—-T0 REPEAT SALE-Another Gu-l Guide Cookie day will be nerd on Saturday. June 26th It; has been atuwttnced by the Local Associa- tson, While this event is normally hcld only once a year permission has been given to have another one this year because due to the fact that the first Cookie Day turned out to be vcry wet and the children had to go to school in the mornmg it was not as succcssfo. financially as was 110991 0" 53"; urday teams of Girl Guides wil. call at every horse in town. BB5 It ts hsped that they will be cour- tcously received-S.

—lVESTEItN PRESBYTIERY - The Western Presbytery Young Peoples Union of the United Church of Canada embracing the pastoral charges of Albeftvll. MOM‘ race, 0'Leary, west Cape and Bide- inrtl held a very successful Spring ltally at the Alberton United Church on Monday evening, June ztst, There was a fine attendance The albertch Young Peoples Union acrvcd a most. delicious turkey supper. the Theme c1 the rally was "Jesus is Lord". A fine de- votional service was then conduc- ted by vanceJBrldgea, Elsie Ashley and H. Wallace all oi Caspumlllc- Mrs. England of Aiberton was then heard in . gpiendid solo: "I heard the vc-lce of Jesus slyf’ A U"! film on The World Congress ot Christian Youth’ of seventeen rountriea all over the world, who convened in Oslo, Norway last year aas shown by a represe tative of the National Film Board. e SPEC" Ial speaker for the evening was Rev. W. T. Mercer of Mount Ste- P-varl. who gave a most instructive and eloquent address on the theme: "Jesus Christ is Lord.” The Pres- Ilirnt of the Western Presbytery. lienrv Clark of AIberton presided In hr usual canahlc nismvcr "The CIIUII‘, which led In the service of tong was made up of young people from the five dlffermt pastoral charges represented. The Benedict- ion brought this very successful

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ton, Mass, to whom sympathy i:

‘extended, The funeral was held 0..

June 2nd with interment at Port- land. Men-S.

—JUDGMENT FOR. PLAINTIFF —Judgment was given in favor of

the plaintiff for the full amount claimed, $53.00. in the County yesterday

Court at Sitmmerside thy-Judge LG. Icwis in the case of Oliver Campbell vs. Fred C. Ram- say. No costs were allowed, This case he: been before the Courts since early this year. According to the evidence the plaintiff (Camp- be‘l) purchased a bull from the defendant at Alberton on Novem- ber 15, 19-47 at a price to be com- puted at l0 cents a pCUlld; The ‘plaintlftf left a sighed cheque to be tnade out for the prpper amount when the bull was weighed. The cheque was for $200 as, according to the evidence, the bull Iwas found to weigh 2,000 pounds. The hull was aelghed In Kehsirtgton c-n November 23rd and was found to weigh only 1470 pounds. The plaintiff then sued for the amount

which he claimed he overpaid the defendant which was $33.00. 11.5. Hinton, KC. remesented the

plaintiff and Hon. RA, Large, KC, the defendant. — S

—BAPTIZES TWO SETS '01-‘ TWINS - Ah event that happens only very seldom In‘ the life of a Minister, is when he_ baptizes t-wo sets of twins at the same service, but this rare occurrence toe-i: place at the Sunday morning service, June 20th at the Conway United Church when Rev. S M. Mac» Dowell of Bideford United Church pastoral charge baptizedz-Srylvia Jean and Sandra Lee, children of Ml’. and Mrs. Sterling Smith of Freeland who‘ were bcm on 56p];- ember lath, i947 and James Clinton and Jane Carol, children c4 ML and Mrs. Clinton Morrison of Con. way who were born on February. 9th. i016. There was a large coh- giogation present and the service was very impressive. Rev. S. M. MacDowell and Mrs. ’ MacDcnvell "We given splendid ser- vice for the past tawo years on the Bldoford charge, being especially interested in the Young People. They will be leaving very shortly for their new charge in Glassville, N. B. and Rev. Mr. MacDuwell will preach his farewell service on the Bideford charge on June 27th. Hts SHPCBESOI‘ at Bide-ford will be Rev. Mr. Baxter or Point de Bate, N, B, Their many friends wish Rev and Mr-i- lillcDvwell every success tn their new field or service-o

Personals

—M‘isa Ruby Moose. Charlotte- town. is spending a two weeks vac- ation at Kenalngtoh. where she

will be the guest of her brother and sIster-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs.

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Gehuino BASQUE BERETS from fiance. that have a aporty air all

eIr own. are to be found in the Ladies’ Wear Department.

There all

wool Beret: in colors wine. eoarlet or powder blue are very reasonably priced at 89 cents each. They are'eimply "The Thing“ for outdoor sport wean-keep one in the car to slip on at any time —You can get French “WING Bereta in the Ladies‘ Wear Department.

The Hardware Department has anything and everything you need Ior screening your home. In atooh you'll flnd EXTENSION SCREENS. ">- 14 aha is llilllldl high. to m any wiadow-scaasnjooon lllil ACCESSORIES such ea lllngee, Catches, Springs. llraeea. ate. All typea “"5 kinda of SCREENING including “VELON" PLASTIC SCREENING; m‘ I‘ "tn tough, it can't ruet and will giveyeera of wear. "Velou" Plastic Screening la aotneil, lower inlprioe than it wee laat yeah-so It I‘ "'9 "l"! "beet buy" you can make in Screening. l-‘liee seem always i» be with Ill in the Summer time-Get bury end prepare to keep them °'" "T your home. Hardware Department

b MEN'S GOLI’ SIIOIS in the popular naooeadn etyle are mode of rown. ileten waterproof leather, they have an Ingiieh kip Iintng-doufla

"to Ind removable apiirel. There Colt lhoee are in ateee a to n.

{fired at iiM a pair. They are by tar the Ineet Golf Shoes that I 1t.- seen for some time. they're on dieplay In the Shoe Dept.

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" “M I-"Pbly of this delicious, ‘delectable product in the Grocery De- ffrtment In 24 ounce Jera-Wegeteire Pere Orange Ma. alede la l1 "J- --\\‘arsiaft‘a Extra litter Marmalade ie t0 canto and WageteIF-t

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:"'-‘“_tl‘. Lemon and Grapefruit Marmalade ie 81 oentl. Include Wu- M‘ Mtflllelede in your order from the Grocery Department

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ALSO NEWS REEL

MARCH OF TIME - CANADA CARRIES ON

- SHOWS 7:

15 - 9:I5

Matinee Thursday 3230

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GAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON Wednesday Matinee 3:30; Evening 7:15 and 9:15; Thursday 7:15 and 9J5.

Juhn Garfield and Geraldine Fitz- gerald in Tense Drama “NOBODY LIVES FOREVER" Scott Moase. and will visit other relatives and friends. Miss Moase is a. member of the staff at the Provincial Sunltorium. ‘ Bur.

-—Mrs. Spurgeon Dyment. North- am. attended the Women's Insti- tute convention at Charlottetown.

—Mr. Kenneth MacKenzieflrruro. N. 5., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Frank

Bill’.

MacKcnzie, Summersidc. S

—-Ni'.rs. James Prichard. who ar-\ rived from Montreal on Friday evening, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. T.. Holman. Summcrside.

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—»Mrs. '1‘. D. Carruthers. who laau been visiting relatives in Halifax Iias returned to her home in Elutm- merstde. 5

-Mr. Claude Hacker. Montreal, recently spent several days with his hioiher, Mrs. Ella P. Hacker. Summerside East. - S.

—Mrs. William H. Caseley. Kel- vin, is mending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Thompson, Hilisboro St.,Cha.riotte- town. Bur.

-Mrs. Stanley C. Thompson, of Trinity Church, Charlottetown, is attending the United church Mar- itime W.M.S. conference at Sack- ville. N.B. Bur.

—Miss May Best, nurse-in-train- ing at the Prince County Hospital. who is on vacation. is visiting her sister and brother-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Caseley. Kelvin.

Bur.

—-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutche- son. Ellerslte. are guests of their daughter and aon-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Profltt, Spring Vailev.

Bur.

—.\frs. Keith Douglas and Mrs. Vernon MaoLean. Stanley, and Mrs. Oliver Bernard and Mrs. Earle Carl‘. New London. were among

the delegates attending the Wo- men's institute convention at Charlottetown. Bur.

--l-ier many friends abspring Valley and elsewhere regret that Mrs. G.W. Pvcntt Is suffering from a severe cold and near-pneumonia. at the home of her daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and’ Mrs. George MaoCoubrey. at Cavendish. and wish her a speedy recovery. Bur.

--Mrs. Harold Laird, Kelvin Grove, and ‘Mrs. Ray MacLeod. Graham's Road. have returned to their respective homes after et- tendtmz the Women's Institute convention and the annual meet- ing of the Drama. Festival Associ- ation. Bur.

—Miss Roberta Geri-III. who has completed her teacher training course in Stratford. Ontario. has returned to her home In Summer- s’de for tl1e summer months. S

-Mrs. Charles AlexahdenCamn- bellton, N. B.. Is the guest of her brother. Mr. J. E. Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell. Summerstde. She 1*. accompanied by her daughter. Miss Edith Alexander and Mi." ifiaulkes. s‘

—~Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook and little daughter Connie. of Water- vtile. N.S.. are visiting Mrs. Cook's u-trents. Mr. and Mrs Louis Dy- strmi. Summer-side. S

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FOR SALE

House and Ior in Kensinotcn. Property of the late Heath lew- nest.

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_D. E. IOWNESS Kensjngton

REGENT

Thursday, Friday end Sofurdoy Double Bill BANJO and "CALL OF THE PRAIRIE” Show: 7.15 ond 9.I5 MATINBE FRIDAY 3.30 MATINEE SATURDAY 2.30 Lost s-howing today FRED MocMUttRAY m

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Western Hospital Tc Open July 27

The official opening of the West- ern hospital at Aiberton is to take piaca on July 27, when prominent. speakers ct.’ the Church and State from various points of the Prov- ince will" be In attendance.

The Western Hospital. which was formerlywhe old Albion Ter- race Hotel, was requtstttoned in i944. and although never officially opened, has been_ in operation since that time, and the large number of patients who have passed througth its doors during that period speak in the highest terms of the treatment and care accorded them by those in charge

Since that time. many improve ments have been carried out. The hospital today is well equipped, with an efficient stafl, accommo- dating some 4O to 45 patients.

Arrangements have been made to serve meals on the grounds to the attending public during the ceremonies and a full program of the day's activities will be publish- ed by the press at a‘iater date.

Exorbitant Freight Itates Condemned At Conservative Meeting

-l'bllcu"lng Is the text of the resolutions passed at the annual meeting of the East Prince Pto- gressive Conservative Association held at Summerside on Blrlday.

"Resolved that the Progressive Conservatives of East Prince in Annual Meeting assembl f re-af- firm their confidence in the lead- ership o‘ I-ion. John Bracken.

“We lament the failure of the King Government in not flIVluI any relief’ to the farmers and wage earners from the excessive income tax now being collected from our people notwithstanding the huge surplus that the present Govern- ment has shown in the last budget. We deplore the fact that Govern- ment haa not given any indication ct making any atumpt to reduce the high cost of living which ts steadily climbing.

"We also strongly condemn the recent exorbitant increase in freightrratea allowed by the Perle.- al administration. which are high- ly detrimental to the farmers and producers of this Province and also the means of further raising the high coat of living to all our citi- zone.

Resolved that the Progressive Conservatives -of East Prince tn tnnual‘ Meeting assembled take pleasure in commending the able manner in which the leader of the opposition i-lon. W.J.P. McMtlian and hia colleagues have carried out their duties in the Provincial Legislature during the past ses- don.

"Received that resolutions of condolence be forwarded by the Secretary to the families of W. Henry Noonan. John Y. Ptuiilps, Summer-side, Martin Keough and hank Mcllenna, Albany. Percy Marchbanka, New Annan. and Mrs. Major McDonald. Sherbrooke. All at whom passed away since our last meeting.

Sport Echoes From Prince tiuunty

The "Bil Five" d the luminar- side Baseball League ie once more a “Si; Bil".

AB I. I Pot. Canon. RDA! ......._.it l ‘I .800 Oabwey, Kinsmen .. -10 6 l .421 Bchurman. Red Box -18 4 ‘i 38B Wynn-CAI’. ..ii t t .364 Piuneut, Red Se: -18 A I .183 Lambert, ECAI". -16 i l It!

O O O O

‘me standing of the Simmer-aide League:

Kinsmen . Red So: R. C. A. P. Legion .... ..

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Andy Anderson, who played hoc- key with the Summerside All-Stars last year. tried his hand at baae- ball Monday evening, and showed a sparkle quite unexpected by the fans. Where has the Airforce man- agement been keeping this boy all spring? Both at bat. and afield he was a. tower of strength to his team.

e I O O

The receipts at ball games in Summerside are getting more sat- isfactory every game. Nickels are giving way to dimes, quarters and even the occasional six-bit piece. The last collection box we saw go by had some of the long green tucked away in it. This is the kind of support which encourages the ex- ecutive, the managements, and the players themselves to give every- thing they can to supply e. good show for the fans.

O O O O

Ed ‘iilcInnis, fourteen year old youngster, broke into the League with the Kinsmen Monday night, and promptly gave notice that he will be no dud at this summer pastime. Ed batted one for three. No chances came his way in the outfield. Ed is a son of Frank Mc- Innis, well-known ball player of former days here In Summerside.

O I O O

‘Though we do have double plays in the Summerside League. it is only rarely that the most picasinil looking double play of all occurs, one which starts with the short- stop or third baseman. and uses the short stop or second baseman as a pivot to relay the throw on to first. We had our first one of the season Monday evening, An- derson. Mickus and Barnard figur- inc’ in the doubt; killing. This play calls to mind the ‘linkers to Evers to Chance combination which broke all records for double plays while the three players were with the Chicago Cubs. It has been said that Tinkers and Evers had had t! falling out and weren't on speak- ing terms during most of the time they were executing these smooth

ttvin killings. It certainly didn't affect their teamwork. O O O O

Tennis Is now in -full swing in Summer-side; enthusiasts for the game are sewing and lobbing and smashing and having themselves a Io.‘ of fun. After the membership drive is completed no doubt the organization of tournaments will get under way. Mr. Rev Daye ls the president of the club. O I O O

Dr. Austin Delaney is grooming. a new entry for the three-year-old futurity race of 1948. The snort- loving doctor has acquired a beau~ tiful coal-black mare that is show- ing real promise.

O O O O

Standing of pitchers In earned innings per nine-inning garnet: ronly those pitching at least nln: innings includedi. Stewart. Kinsmen Gay. Kinsmen . Powell. Red Sex. Mtekus, P.C.A.1'-'. . Gaudet. Fed Sex Bernard. Lesion .

O O

Bernard's poor hverage Ia the re- sult of one disastrous inning In which six earned runs were chalk- ed up nfl his deliver-v. Outside of this, his pitching has been verv effective. and we expect to see hirr climb ra/pIdIy in the standing from now on. ‘In the meantkne, isn't It time some of those itftWWl-llh rents In the Red Sox. Legion and RC A.l'~‘. scored an earned run off the two kid pitchers In the Kinsmen Juniors? Tut. tut. fellows. take a firmer grip on your shillclahs.

O O O O

The second section of the Sum-

Professional Bards

T. Earle Hickey l;

Chartered Accountant Office at Q i5 Grenville Street Phone Ill Snnamerelde

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n NOTICE

I still have asphalt shingles. rot-l brick siding, paper, cement, nails, m. at the old price. look now.

Good driving vrogone cheep also mitts cove and cow: to freshen.

G. C. GREEN

Emerald

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Fur

Storage

Smaiimahb will be pleased to ar- range for summer fur storage for your fura in the lloit. Renfrcw

Gold Illr Vaults

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Bering your Fur problems to the Holt Renfrivr representative-should you be considering e new fur cool or the re-styilng of your old cool-he will be pleased to advise you. r

SMALLHATI‘

Matched With Ilaallty

Where Price ls

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SHALlHAIlT

' Thursday and Friday June 24th an°d 25th

'TI\e Holt lenfrew representative will 5O here for t-wo days. on outstanding orroy of Fur Ccote and Jackets-Jo oIl the newest styles- _.

HOLT BENFREW i t. _ _ , FIIBS

In The New Manner

He will have with him

merslde Baseball League: JULY:— 28~Red Sox vs. R.C.A.F‘. 30—Legion vs. Kinsmen JUNE:- il-Kinsmen vs. Red Sex 5—R.C.A.F. vs. Legion 7—R.ed Sox vs. Legion 9—R.C.A.F'. vs. Kinsmen i2—R.C.A.F. vs. Red Sox 14-—Kinsmen vs. Legion iii-Red Sox vs. Kinsmen iii-Legion vs. R.C.A.F. 21——Legion vs. Red Sox Zt-Kinsmen vs. R.C.A.i', O O O O

Just received word that the Charlottetown Juniors won over our Kinsmen at Charlottetown by the close score of 5 to 4. The lads in the Capital City must be pretty good. for our Kinsmen seem tobe vastly improved over last year. O O O O