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GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph a, Muttart. Summeraide.

_.1IANTRY SALE at Holman‘s 5mm, Summerside on Saturday, June 11th. at 3 p. m. sponsored by Kcnsington Home and School.

...yr;ii' LONDON Presbyterian Services. Sunday. June

Gram . .. Long River 73g P iii S S. at Clifton at 10.00 A, M Rev D A. Camp-bell, Min- liter

-0't.t..»\R\' PASTORAL CHARGE.

lied Church of Canada. -—- . G Dickson, B. A.. Minis- ier. Sunday, June 12th, Trinity Sunday itlocmficltl ll A. M. West P. M. Brae 3.30 P. M. .30 P. M. Sunday Schools l; s as announced by Supts. All Wat-tint?-

_,(‘l-1.\'TR.-\I. BEDEQIJE BAP- TIST YELLOIVSHII’. Rev. D. M. iiascr, Pastor. Services for Sun- g June i2; Central Bedeque 104.’: A .11. and 7.30 P. M.. Bo."- rlcnfl l” Al-Vl/eckly; C. Bedeque. Thurs. R PM. Freetown. Fri. 8 P ltl at Syd Bagclocs. You arc ('0l'dl€tl]_i' invited.

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--BIIIDGE DINNER PARTY - On Wednesday. June 1st Airs- .r, K. Beer, Kensingion,‘

who uill he leaving in the near future for liiontreal. was enter- tained at bridge and dinner, by her bz-idce club. The party ‘was ncld u. the txapital. at the Char- loltcttviu llotcl. lvlrs. Beer ru- (‘Pl\'f‘t'. a pleasing EUOI-I-Of-HOHCI‘ prize nn-i also captured first at bridge Mrs. Theo Lin: took scc- ntid isrizc. Mrs. W. L. Delaney received the consolation award, while ‘\irs. William Cousins car- ried off the travelling prize. — Riir.

-E.\'TI".RTAINED FRIENDS - lirs. lot-no Crozicr, Kelvin Grove, was hostess on Thursday to friends of her son Lea. in honor of his litli birthday. After a dc- lightiul afternoon of games and fun. the childrcn sat down to a delicious supper. ending with ice cream and the birthday cake. and ierved by Mrs. ("rozicr and her daughtrr Janet. Those attending were: (‘lair and Roberta Hogg. GWEN. Lillian and Etta “Court. loan and Garth Casele)’. Cat-l liui-phjr, Errol and Sheila Caseley Duncan Pickeits. liPan Senzple, Walter and Clarence Blanchard. James and lllyron Payyntcr. Gwen-i me and Marlene IVIaeMurdo. Leal received many nice gifts. -— Buixi

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—k\3Xll.IAR\' 0F CIIU RCH; I OLD RIEETING — The JunE eetinr oi the Afternoon Auxiliary} of the sunnnerside 'I‘rir.-;iy United Chiin-i was rold on Tuesday in iinll. with the president, W A. Allen. in the chair. ThPnllciiitic hymn "Behold the .\'ItJ'.lnl.'l.l1 (I the Lard", ivhh Mrs. B R Sharpe at the piano, was fol- lowed hr a business period. with Y5. Aihtrt Hurst‘: being welcom- d in'o membership. Mrs. Hammond Johnson, Mrs. Chcsley Robertson were appointed a Flower 93'0"‘ "e for September. The rcad a letter of appeal .l.»Il’l"lfiS cards to he sent. to the Antireui Davtson Bedside In- "Itry and it WAS decided to bring 0 cards to the next meeting. l. J r. Scott reported that the cw leader of Baby Band was Mrs. arnes Mai-Arthur and an invitat- Mt wa= extendsd to the Baby Band " ht tzricsis of t-he Afternoon Aux- ‘m? 1F- Jllll‘. "Keeping the Lord's ‘Y’ i-‘ts the iherne oi the Wor- h-D S9r\'icc which was in charge I Mrs victor Travers. The Fm" slim: was "O Day of Rest Rd CiIndncss“ followed by ap- vlinaio passages of scripture adiby .\irs Loman Adams and i r. l-rank Yeo. Mrs. Scott. gave ‘Yfnm- .\- of the pamphlet entitl- g KWnng the Lord's Day" by f "it of a chart. ‘The Lord's Day Hid“ "Y ‘FOYSNP- a day of rec-_ e! on iiixi relaxation in the rc- ' "its oi our spiritual life/a fam- “mlfwd has been the great ‘Ye of Christian life. An

‘*1 ‘he Mil-Bah benediction

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—COULD pasture a few more cattle. Vernon Craig. Bedeque.

-LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired at Dunn's. 22S Duke Street, Summerside.

-D U NL A l’ STRAWBERRY plants for sale. $1.50 per hun- dred. $8.50 pcr thousand. lvan

Bowness. Kcnsington.

—PANTRY SALE. Kennedy's Store. Kensingtcn. Saturday. June 11th, at 7 P. M. by W. M. S. of: Ktir Memorial Presbyterian Church. Malpeque.

—BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. Services Sunday. June 12th. Bedeqiie ll A. M.. Albany l P.M.. Borden 7.30 PM. Rev. W. Burton Crowe. B.A.. Minister.

—SPECIAL discount on all Chesterfield suites. davenports. studio couches in mohair and velour: during the next two

weeks. Also one bedroom suite in walnut. J. L. Davison. Kcnsing- ton.

-—\V.M.-S. UNITED CHURCH HOLD MEETING —- The W.M.S of the Lot 16 United Ohurch held their morszhly meeting at the home

‘of Mrs. -P.l-l. Lyle on Wednesday - evening with ten members present.

Mrs Clarence Macl-‘addrti con- ducted the worship period and was

' assisted by lVirs. A.K. MacGrcgor.

The program leaflet "Keepers oi the Lord's Day" was presented by Mrs, Percy Miller Mrs. $.11. Prince was in the chair during the business session when fifteen vis- its werc reportrd. The July meet- ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Inman.--S.

--HOLIDAY OUTING -— An en- joyable holiday outing was held by the Suvrnmcrside Trinity Trail Rangers under their leaders. Messrs. L Bezeau and Keith Rog- ers. and the Explorers under Rev. KG. Sullivan and Ronald Leard. when they visited the Church Camp Site at Augustine Cove camp on Monday. The group left Sum- merside by bus at 10 o'clock and returned about 5:30, having a. pic- nic lunch at noon. Foo-tball games. exploring. swimming and soft ball were much enjoyed by these thirty two boys. In the soft ball game the Trail Rangers defeated the Ex- plorers by the score of 20 to 19

—MISSION CIRCLE MEETS — The Mission Circle of the O‘l_cary United Church met for their regu- lar meeting on Thursday 1118M. June md at the heme of Mrs. Fos- ter Ellis. There was a. fine at- tendance. Devotions were led b)’ Mrs. Herbert Vatcher, assisted by Mrs. A. S. Palmer, Mrs. W. G. Dickson, Mrs. Claude MacNeill and Miss Eva J. Mac-Lehman. Mrs Lewis Bernard presided over the business period. Papers were giv- en oii Temperance by Mrs. Her- bert Vatcher and on Stewardship by Mrs. E. W. Turner. Mrs. A. S. Palmer gave the treasurers re-

port. M.rs. Claude MacNeill gave a Prayer for a Missionary. A feature’ of the evenini: was

‘the presentation to one of their active members, Mrs. Fred Cham- pion of a silver tray, a silver'but- ter dish and silver salt and pep- per shakers. Mrs. Champion and her two small childrenr Barbara arid James. are leaving early next iweektfor Berwick. N. 5., where Mr. Champion has been appointed electrician for the Valley Town. The presentation was made by Mrs. W. G. Dickson who expres- sect deep regret atithe departure of Mrs. Champion. but on behalf of the Mission Circle wished her G011’: richest blessing in her new hijijne, 'I‘he gllCSL 0f 110K101‘. BI- though taken by surprise, thank- ed her friends in a few well chos- en words, and invited them to viait her in her new home in fier- wick, "the Heart of the beautiful Annapolis Valley“, N. S. Delici- ous refreshments were served which bro/tight: this enjoyable meeting to a close. The next meeting will be held at. the home of Mrs. Stanley Dunvillm-O. v

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street, Summeraide, Phone 230

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The revision court. with Judge L. Lewis presiding. commenced sittings in Summer-aide yesterday and will ait today and tomorrow (Saturday) from 10 o'clock in the mornings and from 7 to 11 in the evenings.

Persona whose names are not on the Federal election voters list may appear before this court and show why they should be includ- ed. It is understood that due to the overcrowded condition! under which people are living in Sum- moi-side quite a few persona were missed by the enumerators and consequently their names have not been placed m the lists.

Printed lists have been circii- iated through mails and lists are posted in public places. If l voter finds that his name is not on. the list he should appear before this court today or tomorrow because after Saturday it will be too late and if a person's name is on the. list he will not be eligible to vote. —S. '

—ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ~Mr. and Mrs. Aldred England, Ellerslle, announce the engage- ment. ni.‘ their daughter, Forona to J, Hubert Hall. Summeraide, rnar- riage to take place Saturday, June 18th.

_w, M. S. HELD — The Wo- men's Missionary Society 0f the O‘Leary United Church held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, June 2nd, at the home of Mrs. Claude Jelly. There was a fine attendance. Devotions were led by Mrs, D. S. Gorrill and Mrs. Robert Woodside. Papers were given on Temperance by MYS- George Matthews; on Missions by Mrs, Claude Jelly; on Stew- ardship by Mrs. W. G. Dickson.‘ A Prayer for a Missionary was giv- en by Mrs. Bruce MacDougali. Delicious reareshmeits were serv- ed. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. M. MacWil- IIZDYESr-o.

—Dr. and Mrs. Beer. Kcnslng- (on have as their welcome guest. Mrs. Beer's brother. Mr. Reginald Armstrong of Toronto. -— Bur.

Summerside Boy Recovering From Serious injury

A serious accident occurred in Summerside on Sunday afternoon when Renfor (Red) MacDonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mac- Donald. King St.. Summcrside. VJCIS accidenily struck on the temple by a baseball during a short practice session with sever- al of his friends.

At the time of the iniury it did not appear serious and he was able to walk to his liome. l-lis condition gradually became grave. however. and he was removed to the Prince County Hospital.

Follovizing a brief recovery on Monday. he again became. worse and it was discovered that he suffered from a serious brain in- jury.

As hope for his recovery waned. a very delicate operation was performed on him by the well- known brain surgeon. Dr. William D. Stevenson of the Victoria Gen- eral Hospital. Halifax, who flew to Summerside.

Dr. A. R. Grant stated yester- day that the boy's condition is much improved and it is believed his recovery is practically assur- ed. . Local doctors on the caae were Dr. Simpson, Dr. Grant and Dr. McPhee. -

Mr. McDonald is an employer of the Bank of Nova Scotti. Suin- merside. --S.

ST. PETEIVS C.W.L. SEVEN MILE BAY

-The regular monthly and an- nual meetings of Si. Peter’: Sub- Division of the C.W.L.. Seven Mile Bay was held on Sunday after- noon. May 1st in the vestry with a large attendance. The director.

Rev, W. V. MacDonald, opened the meeting with the League Prayer. The president, Miss

Florrie Green presided.

The minutes oi the last meet- ings were rend and approved. The president gave a nice report in which she thanked the Rev. Direc- tor and the members for the fine co-operation they had given her the organization last. sum- mer and asked that the ensuing officers be extended the some good-will and courtesy which hsd been accorded her.

The treasurer‘: report then fol- lowed which showed that the new- ly organized sub-division had rais- ed $432.10 during its short term. Expenses $233.21 with a cash bal- ance oi 3198.08.

The election of officers took place as follows:

President. Miss Plorrie Green.

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1st. Vice-President. Mrs. Arthur Green.

2nd Vice-President. Mrs. ‘Rios. E. Noonan.

3rd vice-President. Mrs. James Murray.

secretary. Miss Alethes Noonan.

Treasurer. Mrs. Aim Niles.

Councillors: Mrs. Brendon sherry. Mrs. lid. Sherry. Mn. Wilfred Con- nolly. Mrs. Loman Noonan, Mrs. Walter Hammtll, Miss Mary Mc- Carvell. Mrs. Jae. Murphy. Mrs. Dan Keough, Mrs. Wilfred Mac- Corn-iack. Mrs. Thor. S. Noonan.

Press Convener, Miss Alethea Noonsn.

Magazine. Mrs. Wm. ‘trainer.

Altar Corninitee, Mrs. A. C. Green. Mrs. J Arsenault and Miss Mary MacCarvell.

Meeting closed with i\ prayer for vocations in the parish-S.

nvvisrsta All) ' Ammonia. the household elsen-

er. has Probably never been seen by a housewife - it is an invisible

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"TI-IE GUARDIAN.

BETTY CODY

known throughout the Maritimes and the U. S. A. She. has been voted America's No. 1

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champion girl yndeler for five years and is holding her own to- ward becoming a six year win- ner . . . as most everyone knows she is Lone Pine's wife. He dis- covered her l0 years ago while auditioning for a girl yodeler, A Year later they were married and are the proud parents of two lit- tle boys, Lone Pine Jr. and Dickie 130V . don't miss seeing and hearingihis charming cow-girl. singer. and yodcler in person at the Regent Theatre this Friday night June 10th . . . hcr hobbies are cooking. sewing, and teach- ing her oldest boy to play the gui- tar and sing . . .

Leaves HoIman's After 49 Years

Mr. Albon Gillis, who terminat- ed his services \\'llll R. T. Holman Ltd. last. evening after 49 jvears of active duty with the firm. was waited on a‘. the close of business by the general tnanagci‘. I\'Il'. Rob- ert T. Holman and presented with ii good sized cheque on behalf of the firm and his fellow employees.

Mr. Holman voiced his regret that Mr. Gillis had decided to leave the services of the firm and he praised him for the fine ser- vice that he alvravs rendered. t0 both the. firm and its customers. throughout the long years of his employment.

He also expressed the good wishes of himself and the firm for the success of Mr. Gillis in his fuliirc line of work.

Mr. Gillis hricfiv expressed his thanks and his pleasure that he was parting from the firm tinder such pleasant circumstances.

Mr. Gillis has been lllf‘ mann- gery of the Iiouse Fiirnishincs Department for many years. lle has purchased a grocery business" on Russell Street and will open it under tlin name of Albons Cash Croccryz-S.

Judge Eric Cross has mended "immediate dismissal" of Horace Aiitin (above) aa business

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superintendent of Metropolitan General hospital in Windsor, Ont. as evidence In n. royal commission probe into hospital affairs con- cluded. Judge Crosa said the evi- dence was convincing that Atkin invited "unchaperoned nurses to accompany married men" to n. photographers‘ bail in Detroit. “While no evidence was given that anything improper occurred. the situation certainly invited criticism and suspicion. Atkln‘; action was most indlscreet and Improper and t-ltlcism could only and moat certainly did arise." the judge said. Judge Cross said At- kin'a denials of attempting to date other nurses "lacked conviction and the evidence of the nurses had s ring of truth."

Tyne Valley and I O I ‘ VICIIIII]

Mrs, Smith of Fredericton, N. B.. is keeping house for hcr aged father, Mr. John Simmons of Coleman. and will be here about one month. A daughter ci Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Arthur Graham, rc- aidea in West Devon. The many friends of Mr. Simmons who was so very aick during the winter. will be pleased to know that this dear old miin of 92 is feeling very much better. -

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Carleton and Vicinity Mr. and Mn. Fenton l-lowatt of

Carleton were week-end visitors at French River last Sunday.

m-Miaa Kay Stordy spent a few days In Monctoa last week visiting her mother, Mrs. Alma McMicken.

Miss Audrey Campbell and Miss Gertrude l-lowatt. of Amherst. N.S. visited their parents in Carleton for a few days last week.

Among those who were speakers at the political meeting held in Cape Traverse Hall an June 1. were Mr, Watson MaeNaught, Mr. Price. Mr. Morley Bell and Mr. Inman.

Mrs. Albert Morrison and chil- dren apent a few daya in Mt. Stew- art laat week, the gueate of Mrs. Frank Rose.

Mr. Michael Nets, and Mr. A1- bert Morrlson of the M. V. Abe- Kweit have returned to their homes in Carleton after spending the past few weeks in Montreal where the car ferry was in dryclock.

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph MacCaull of Carleton, accompanied by Miss Kay Sturdy and Mrs. Albert. Morrison attended the concert in Winslne on Tuesday night.

Mrs, Alyre Bernard and daugh- ter Barbara, returned to her home in Summerside on Friday after spending several days in Carleton visiting her mother, Mrs. Allie Gal- lant.

Mrs. Calvin Hovvati and non Rus- sel are at present visiting in St. Peter's. Cape Breton, Where Mr. l-lowatt is employed.

MAYIIEW Continued from page 1

"We, would fishing industry muddle." he said.

"There was no possible way of disposing of that fish without hurt- ing you. The only thing to do was give it away."

He said that last year lialf of it. had been sent to the Far East as relief and the other half had been given to charitable institutions in Canada and that even that had af- fected ihe market. Only eighteen percent, of the money spent came back to the fisherman and last. year in Prince Edward Island it had meant only an average of $1.00 to cach fisherman. t

Just have got the in a complete

A Better Way

Mr. Mayhew said that the decla- ion to discontinue purchases had not been made without deliber- ation. l-Ie felt that there is n bet- ter vcay of helping by trying to find a market in Canada for fish. or developing the industry so that more money will return to the fisherman and the industry be- come a permanent one.

He then outlined the plans of the Department which include the pro- vision of storage facilities in Moni- real and Toronto where fish may he shipped from the coasts in re- frigerator cars and kept there ready tn distribute to the large populations of those areas.

An advertising program will be. carried on and demonstrations of recipes for cooking fish will be given in the schools.

Assistance will be given in pro- viding proper equipment for fish- ermen rind for the establishment, of fish reduction plants for the mak- ing of fish meal. He said that bait storage is badly needed and some- thing should br-g me in this regard for the West PiLnCe area.

He also pointed out that when the Government buys fish it can- not sell it. in the United Stairs.

Mr. MaoNanght

Mr. MuNaught said that one issue has developed in the cam- paign. the devaluation of the del- lar.,If the dollar was devalued its the Conservatives propose. t‘ would have the effect of putting up the prices of everything that. pedple have to buy and it would help only a few gold mines in On- tario. l-le said that the Tory cam- paign in this Province is devoted to local prejudices, to local appeals and passions.

He instanced that in localities where some people have had to pay income taxes, their appeal is based on this. but he said that. from 1030 to i935 when the Conservatives ivere in power people were not. making enough money to pay iti- oorne taxes and this would happen again if they were elected.

He described the benefits that have come to the children of the Province from the Family Allow- ance Act which was passed by the Liberal Government and which h’:

Saturday afternoon, June 4th at the United Church Manse, when a number of the younger ladies of OLcai-y gathered to say "fare-

well" to Mrs. fled Champion. who ls leaving with her two small children. Barbara and