I ,Illl9 m”"'-rfxi

.wsAB Bl

Iuphs.

lulucrs l'harm:IC!- 13,, on nt Norma's.

, um gt Cu . liiveriicss .5

., li0lt.-itll-' ijwl-)5-' ll? ggc, Ma: spill ,l',si.ir.isi'ii.i'rr:'s ; . lfici lrllzlllllljlllpl lmvlng liquor in her nos- . so 1 was imuiltlis in but A- W” !mgisii'a'r mg, For V brook i zorirt. fllillllllmlll H in nr licviicc. the WM 5lllll lllt7llil'.S Glare lumpi- I for rnuipczi ' Y Wgiincii 1 rhauffeiirs licence. was ri-prlmniulcd

ll:-. I-in-witl Mai aim and his broth-

-iiifji llPI' limlly.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY ARE DPPDRTIINITY DAYS AT

GREENDAUS ”

lodies' Full Length Coats, specially grouped at -

310.00, 31 4.88.324.5D.329.5D

;. Wgusrl 21, 1952

Watson - lloop

1 terest but advertising nnattlrlu may be Inserted

i ' "9", rd, strictly pu-

gflvo cents a W0 in ldV3-'c"y:”1gj.:. - Phone 52;.

ARD MMINNIB FOOT- HOW 175 Queen, Street.

,,.miv's

.L...

States

citASWELL for Better. Photo- iwr TltI:A'I' THE SICK WEI-I-"

Au, sl')I.'tiElt STOCK clearing

COAL. - A. Pick- DHLRY unloading cars of rrcciied Coal today-

niI::i)l:itlCK Mac- give a piano recital over 'lill'li(' net-work. this EV- 5;, sun to 900.

via

counr - A W"k-

itlorat S(1lll.llDOl'tl0lill'l

mm, mm piirrhascd at It vendnrls finml R50 and costs or two Jflil by Magistrate Gil- idni. iii Queen's County is Court yesterday morn- lm-iiig :1 still in Hazel- ”suilnbie for the re of spirits without not- offeiider was and costs or three ,-i rcsitleiit of Pleasant, liiilz a lll0l(ll' VDlll."l(l,

tinn. without IlltVlll;!i

to

- lly ox ll(ll.lllAYS FROM U. s. -

. ' Layton Macciibe aiicl .Vlrs. Ernest Maccobe. i That limo accompanied on their 4 mp bv ilumr Gordon Maccabe and

Commissioner. the

Eslicr Street

of 'lnsi year, and reportcd as

H: CENTRAL GUARDIAN

dIdIlln II reserved for newr lit M"

COOK'S fori Perfect Pictures.

MILK means health for the con- sumer apd fertile (arms for the province.

CIIABTER HJGHTS to any point in Canada or

REGULAR naaici -roauou-r in Winsloe Station Hall. Good music. Canteen.

20C; DISCOUNT on tallored-to- measure clothes or topcoat. that Fall suit now. J. P. MacPher- son & son.

Ord

FOR NEW'FOI'NDI.ANl) - Mr. W. E. Agnew, Provincial 'i'rade lcft here this week 5. S. Blue Prince for Newfmindlantl. Mr. Agnew ls mak- ing a routine visit to the Tenth Province in connection with his The Blue from here with a general cargo.

Prince

ARMY RECRUITS-Three more recruits Maritime Number

left here Central

yesterday Airways

the Canadian They were

Charlottetown;

E.

IH.liEBEl(RIES IN ST()RAGE- Approximately blueberries Government cnld storage plant on to date. The quant- is slightly higher than that the berries are heing of hetter size

:i0.000 pounds

have arrived at t

TION - Ciist. Thomas Hogarth. ll.C.M P.. Lilli"? nl('nll)OI'S of the Island Di- vision an excellent demonstration

Moncton, this

dcnionstriiiions was witnessed by men from the various detachments

the United for passengers or csrgo. Phone Maritime central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.

saned

by for 1 Personnel Depot. Hali- Tax. for final documentation prior joinlnit Artivc Force. Galbraith. Smith and I3. E. MacLure, Bread- iilhiinc.

Army

week

Wedding

A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized - in Christ Anglican church. Canning. N. 5.. when Joan Patricia, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Roop was unit- ed in marriage with Robert Mat- thew Watson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Watson, Charlottetown, P. E. I. The double ring ceremony was performed by Von. Archdea- con Bullock.

Given in marriage by her Illlll- er. the bride wore a tailored floor- length gown of white nylon lace overotaffeta. Her finger tip veil of tulle illusion was held in place by 9. matching headdress and she car- ried : bouquet oi American Beati- ty roses.

Miss Sandra Watson, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. gown- ed in floor length pink taffeta and nylon net, and she carried a nose- gay of gladioli and chrysanthe- mums.

R. Norman Roop, brother of the bride. was best man.

The bride's mother was attired in a powder blue dress with lace inserts. and corsagc of orchids and a flower-trimmed Preiicli model hat. The groomis mother wore navy blue sheer with white accessories and corsage of pink roses.

Following the ceremony, a recep- tion was held at the bridcis home. Both the Church and thc lniise were beautifully decorated gladioil.

Mr. and Mrs. Watson left on it motor trip to P. E. I. For travelling the bride wore a costume of black gabardine with pink aCL'essol'le.s. They will reside in Bath, N. B, where the groom is employed wiili

2!

E. R.

of he

. l excellent quality. It is . ,7, Rev Ill Biuokliiic. Mass - also til)": V d H L mi 1” V 1 the Bank 01 NW3 scotig, on-s. HM. Pnllcyl or "Elf. '” S W "M ' Among the out of town f:ilO5L'. . Cnulnrnla. were re- ”:,'f,,,f,',”' l" W" ""l'"”'y '”'d were Mu. w. A. Boisner, 'Char-l ill their old home in D s' kkkk yy iottetown, "W W?" "W POLl('l-I nor. DEMONSTRA- ” ”

in the Province and was rlusii;u- ed to show'tht- vnlulr of tho work performed by trtilnetl police iioi:.. Cnsi. Hogarth, R.C.lil.P. Dncnins-

5ir5.M.1r(l:ibe and little daughters, nf (hp work of um police dog ter, is the trainer of Kim: flllll Edith iinil Czitlilc of Flobtla, Wh0l"Klng". On two successive morn- the dog has linon widely us am iwlt-niiic guests at the home i inzs the dog was put through its lhrouilhum we Munllnml l" IWIW lo! Mr Lllitl MIN George MacLellmi. l pnccs in Ul)0llllIIlCl'. tracklnll. Work-

Mm Em... yk-(;-,,i,(-I who clung by T satin-iiiiii: for small articles, guurd- '--s--r ssssss "mm

plmm ,i:... spent it happy holiday l inn, and an forth. Each of the

Mr. and Mrs. Borden Mat-Liirc of

l.odies' Shorties

l.t1dio'.' Diesses in groups of-

Currluroy Shorts Summer Gloves

Girls' Summer Dresses reduced to

Girls' Jeans clearing of

iodies' Jeans clearing of

Nico assortment of Summer Huts

regular to 339.50 now .....

now clearing of

clearing of .................. ............... ..

s1.s9.-... 52.49 -s1.s9 .. 512.95 52.95 s3.95

"39Ulor to 36.95 now ..................... ..

y ---r o----... FREE PRIZES r....-..., ...-

Nothing to buy: Simply write your name and address and drop it in the gift box today. It's fun, it's free.

319.88

310.88, 36.88, 34.88, & 33.88

52.00 .89c .....

31.00

Use our "Lay-Away" plan. A deposit will hold any garment New Fall Merchandise arriving 'dciily.

The DREENDAL CO. LTD.

falling off in adult production.

pGeneral quality is only fair. De-

'1-ADIES' srona . ..................... .. 150 or. GEORGE sr. mand ll Itronl for me wen gran- .. ed product.

Newtonvillc. Mass”-were visitors to Brackiey Point and vmii 03.

Mr, and Mrs. D.-.l. Ziiaciirtliiir Cornwall. have gone mi a motor trip to the mainland.

their children have returiiml in lMontreal, aftcr spending their lholldays with friends and rain-

tives at Cornwall and iii the City.

Friends of Mr. Albert Hood Cornwall. will regret. to hear that he is still undr-rgoinc lrentiitciit

It the Prince Edward islaiiil Hos- pital.

Mr. and Mrs?-Artliur limiter of New Brunswick. acconipanicd by

their two children, are vacation- lng on the Island. the micsis of Mrs. Homer's parents. Mr. and

Mrs. Hazen Howard, Cornwall.

flllll and i'.rC the

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Inniaii their two Qaiilzhters. Fay Heather, of London. Ontario. spending a lirief holiday on Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Davis and children, Merna. Garnet and Dar- relhssllsbury. N. 13., spent the week end in New Londnii. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marks. pAlxn a. guest there over the 'WC('k end was Mrs. Mary Marks, summer- side.

Gordon Carr. 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Carr. who. i underwent a serious operation on Monday in the P. 5. Island Hos- pital, is making a satisfactory rc-

COVCTY. Advance Noted

in Egg Prices

Egg production is holding steady with previous week, reports Mr. F. N. Nash, District Inspector. Poultry Products. Pullct eggs arc increasing and are offsetting any

Egg prices rave advanced and

producers are now receiving for

an-mm:

Jpxp .'.' '"-'u-n.-n:i..i.au

"It doesn't disintegrate snythingl" -

By George

itonnimr our. in

i

AM 44. AS 29. B 25. C 1.1. Doni- er: are quoting for the grnrieii pack delivered A1. 5E, AM 53, AS 36, B 34. C X) and are quoting retailers loose AL 62, AM 57, AS 40, B 38, C 24 (lo above in car- tom).

Poultry receipts are light prices are unchanged.

FORGOTTEN NOW

and

'nie Potsdam Agreement provided complete dsrnllltarisatlon of Ger- many and destruction of her war potential.

IN MEM-CRIAM

In loving memory of I'M. Leslie CIIIIIIMI. who gave his life In France. August ziiut, I944.

Gone is the face we loved so dear.

lllolit the voice we loved to hear.

Too far away for night or speech

BIG, not too far for thought: to reach.

Always Remembered by His Grand- mother Cameron and Aunts Lulu Jeeves and Edith wetuiter.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my rather, Joann ROGEIISON who sopima um life August 21st. ifllli.

.

with I

Mr. and Mrs. B, Duiisford anti n

unsraded eggs delivered AL 49. In

THE GUARDIAN. IN MEMORIAM

DUNCAN Livihdllron

There passed to his eternal re- ward at his home. 48 Kent S1,, City, in the early nours at May ztltii, Duncan Livingston, It the (ldVELll-1 cerl age of all years. ,

The late Mr. Livingston was born at Npy. Mile Creek, P.E.f.. the son of the late Captain MChl'JFllU' and Sophia iLlldll0.l LlVllll,'Sl(2:'. J

He moved at an early age to this city where he entered the employ of Mark Butcher and Co. as cab- inet maker and continued in this skilled work- with the firm and their successors, Mark Wright and Co. for many years. Later he be- come sexton of the Kirk of St. "James of which he was a life-long 5 ladhercnt. and in this capacity made ' inany firm and enduring friends by his plcasllig and obllzliig manner.

Prior to his retirement. he was for some years the genial steward of the Charlottetown Club where, he was held in the highest esteem by all members.

During his entire life his honesty ind integrity combined with a pleasant and kindly manner, made him popular and respected by young and old alike.

He was the last siirviviiiiz mem- ber of his fzimily, his only brother. John A., Brocktoii, Mass. and sis- itcr, Pliecbc, Mrs. J. Dniiaghiie. Cam- ll)l'l(lEzt'. Mass. llflVlll'.: predeceased .him. He was also predereiiscd by his wife, Lucretili 4l.:il'lcrI eleven years ago, and the 1'ollowii"ii: child- ircn: Jane, (Mrs. Arthur Whitel. ;Calilhrl(llz0, Mass: Minnie (Mrs. lAlviii Andcrsonl, Cambridge, Mass: lGnTdDll, who was killed overseas in ll9l7; Phcobc (Mrs. Jet rerso vi ,Riion(iesl, Alluiiiic Cit), N.J.: and ,Snpiiia. 1Mrs. Jlllllf'S A MacEach- lerlii, City. the two latter passing

away in November and January; 1 respectively.

The i'oliov:ir.sz are left to mourn: .ArClllhaltl F. Brnoklyli. N. Y.; Belle . ,tMrs. Vrriioii .VT(lfll?l, City; Jcssieli

(Mrs. E.A. Woorii, Moiictoii. N.B.: i John A., City: and lVl'll'lIx'tl'Pl. (Mrs. 3 Ernest H. AllllS'rS0lll, City. l

The funeral uhirli was held from ,tlie M:it'Lc;in Fllll9l'lIl Hollie oil, iM:iy 28th was coiitlucted by the! lRCY, T. H. B. Sr.iiit-rs of St. James lPrrslriieii.".ii Chllrrli. The dcccas-' l,erl's iiivoritc li,imii, 23rd psalm.l l”The Lord Is My Slieplierd", and

"Up Unto The l-Iills" were rendcr- i Jiiines l

cri by the choir of St. ,(tiilii'i'li The funeral was larzely latirutletl liitcimelit. took place 1-

ill the fninily plot in the Pconlesl

ycriiielrry , i The piillbearcrs were. Walter PH Graiit, W.J.F. McMillan 0.13. . Carson. A"t.hur Belclier. F,A l Sl'u':irt iiiitl' J. .-l. lifclsrlar. l The fnllowiiii: tributes bore sill-iii tribute in ii tlr:irl'.' l.)':l()i'C(l friend: L

l-iI.()V!'l-iRS Pilfuw , The liiiiiiiy . ' Wreatlis

l Mcinbrrs Cluriottetowii Club. l The DflI'l'.'lCll Family, Clyde River.

P. E. i. l , The Bozirtl of Trustees, St James ' Cliurelt. ,

Mildred, Delbert and I'll)'lll8.

,I3i'c,rktoii. Mass. Maiinccr and Staff, Czinadiaii

Nntiuniil Tclcgriiiiiis. , Sprays , Catlicriiie, Mary. Bertha and ,Reridy, Belmont, Mass. . Mrs, Pearl Melniils, Walnut Creek, Calif. Mr. and Mr.-. Tliouins Wliitc.

Lou. Vrra. and Lou Jr. Pearl. Bill and l-Jiiiily. Ruth and Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. John MacLcod and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Ivnii Darrnch. Lnkcbiirii. N. H, Diesel Dcpartmciit CN.R.. Mono- toii. NE. T Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Carson. Irene Morgan and Emma Doug- an. l.ni-ne and Rita, Clyde River, P. E. I. Annie and Harry I-arter. Bertie and Muiiroc. Helen. Hownrri, Lloyd, Marge and ' Amirc.V. Ruth and Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. T()tlll1llF, Nevle. Nnr- , rim, and John. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton L. Wood. Enid, Harold and Family,

' Cut Flowers

I.. A. Kirk Auxiliary. Eileen Ryaii. Florence Hogan. Mrs. H. L. Iictliimc find Cather-

c. Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Wood, Bun- bury, P.E. 1'.

Telegram

l The Silver Cross Chapter, Mone- tori, N. B.

Winy men, women gain 5, 10, 15 lbs.

Gotllow Pen, Vim, Vigor

n tnruii riony umr-n all out: um hollows . in-or no iunm scrawny: ma lam half- rn. llril)' "lmin- " ltml. In men. will never i-mild nllhl Iy, hmilllir-loo TllzYlliInkllinliir('ll y in lllffl.

uum-. ( ml" ilillmilll xii" ll food I I I IEI on I0 nmgnm -mt nomimmni pm of on . hon I fear xuung Inn nit limp warn yniru mum ii. ill. I! nr '2 Com: s T?! fam and added wands. lliu urr

d It mum . nlulbefnrr. am now pro in Inn: in

my . mm fnr new me: any. an all animals

FDR TIIE BESTT-ID DRDGSTDRE liEEiiS. . snap fit '

r Wnnlbllou health Mound lbs: 1071' F

Em Iuirmn :1: iv Leah.

nious - mo

CHARLOTTETOWN

Letters of Sympathy

Leila Noy, North Wiltsliire. P.E.I Annie MacKcn7.'e.

Helen Dunbar.

Miss Harriett E. Gibbs.

Effie M. A. Driscoll.

Catherine Donagliuc, Caiiibrldge,:

Mass. . Lillian and Elma, Atlantic City

N.J.

W. Chester 5. and Mrs. Mt-Lure.

Ottawa, Ont. Miss Edith A. Brown.

Mrs. J. O. MacKliinoii and fam-

ily, Roslindale. Mass.

Mrs. Warren E. Packard, Brock-

toii, Mass. Aunt Pearl Maclimls, Walnut. Creek, Calif. : Mrs. Arthur H. McLearii, Lexlmz- l ton. Mass. , Dr. and Mrs Harrev Atkiiisnn

and family, Lexiiiiztoii, Mil.-s. Mr. and Mrs. .l,B. Slinrtt. aim faintly, Durham. England.

Cards

Slllll. Kaye. and Tlionias

Emily and Ruth. Belmont, Mass. Minnie Sullivan and family,

Monctoii, N. B. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mclnnis.

Mt. Edward Road. Dot and lrltirry Berizdale and family. Walnut Creek. Ciillf. Jean Crockett and Helen Finlay- sou. Wilmot MncPliei'soii. Mrs. Osborne. Toronto. Ont. Frank and Myrtle Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.B Lt'lIll,'- worth and Norah. Vera. Lou and Lou Jr. Mrs. Tliacker, Clifford and Keith. Minnie and Jim. Cameron Family, Clyde P. E. I. The ClllCl('l”S and Donna. Elmer and Aletlica Lartcr. The Kirk Auxiliary. Lillian Rattciibury. Lorne and Rita Macliiachcrii. Clvde River. P. E. I. Tessie DrCoslc. lfaiiover, Oiif. Dorothy Moore. Bellevllle. out. Mr. and Mr. and faintly, Mt. Stewart. P. E. I. Gladys and Vincent Fiiicau, Joe and Rose Hiiciies. Jim. Mary flllfl Strrliiii: Walker Mr. anti Mrs. Alyrc Al'S('ll:Illlt and family. Dorotliy Fai'qiiliiii'soii. Haz;-l Callback. Mr, and Mrs. A.H, Morgan and inily, Ccsliot-tmi, Ohio. Lou and UOTIIOII Worth. -Mayrinii and Buck Dave). Muriel Peardcii. . Gordon Larlc-'1: l'tnxbiii'y. Mass. The Hamnis. Bunburv, P. E,I. Peter and Jennie M. Cameron. Maud and Paul Mrs. H. R. llillsoii. Maria and Billy Uleiideiiiiiiic, Leivisvillc. N B. Sam. Csitiiei-iiie, and Thomas Lowtlier. Cimiberland. III! I,

River.

in

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morris and family.

Dave and Eileen Miicboiialtl. Milo, RE. I.

Katie Cniiiptun, Siiniiiiersiilc. P.- E I.

Bits, Freda ltlltl Hob. N.B.

Rena Toiiilliis.

Lloyd Cairns.

Moiicton.

Ernest Mc-Eacherii '

Ruth and Jack Williams.

Lillian Cameron Lewis.

Helen and Hap Moore and fam- ' oily

EXO. and Mrs. A.G. Adam, Win- nipeg, Man.

Ruth and Emily, Belmont, Mass.

Janie Seymour and Jack Dar- rach, Clyde River, P.E. I.

Ed Ryan, Toronto, Ont.

Noble Galas.

Rita Mclaclierii.

Elma Marten and Lillian Har- riiigton, Atlantic City, N. J.

Margaret J. Maclieod.

Jessie L. and Rennie Larter.

Ladies Auxiliary, Caiiadtaii Le- gion, Moncton. N. B.

Flo Snarr, Moncton, N.B.

Bernice and Jack.

Aunt Mary and Dorothy, 1' fax. N. S. V

Mr. and Mrs. H.L, Plckard.

Lauretta and R.T. White.

Harry James and family.

R. E. Glggey.

Aunt Miiiiilc and Uncle Tom.

Mrs. Gordon mid Edna.

Mr. and Mrs. E. MacKinnon and faintly. '

Freda and Neil lshaw, P. E. I. l Mr, and Mrs. Donald MacDonald, lMllD, P. E. I. I Sarah Murray. i -Darrach Family, Clydg River. ' P. E. I. '

Hali-

Salniond, Bon-

Elcanor and Ralph Small. Mrs. Rey: Frzr-er, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Higgins and

family,

Joyce, Junior and Jacky Durant. - Evelyii, Wellington, and Fred 3MliICll. l Clarence Daupliince, Moiictoii. lN.B.

l Irene and Herbert Platts.

Mrs. L, Wilson, Monctoii, N,B.

Mary Muriiaghati.

Mrs. Kathleen Hcniiessey.

Leila, Ralph. Stella and Brenton

N. D. MacLeaii.

Helen and Howard.

Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Maclsaac. Clvrle River, P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacNeili and family. Clyde River, P. E, I.

Alina Kcllv Moncton, NB.

Cozrd O.fThanl(s

The family or the late Duncan ll.iv:iic'-toii. wish to thank all kind ifl'lLlll(lS and neighbors for klndness' shown them during their sad ba-

caveineiit.

Islanil Students Leave To Attend World congress

..'Johii Mullally, Sourisiwest. and Regis Duffy, Kiiikora. "sen- inr students from St. Dunstan's University. left by car on Satur- da.V to altciid the 20th World ttliiigzress of Fax Romano, an Iii- tei-natioiial orgaiiization of Roman ycatliolic students, to'be held in Ottana, Montreal, Quebec, Tor- yolltfl and Sic. Aline de Beauprc. l Students from 50 countries are Uto pill'LlClDlIlA'3 at this Congress I aifld they will study means of

. found 4 full beer bottles and

Manslaughter Charge Dismissed

l The charge of manslaughter iagalnst John Harris Notting, Charlottetown, was dismissed at the preliminary hearing yesterday before Magistrate Gilbert Gaudct in the Queen's County Magistrates Court. The Magistrate stated there was no evidence of criminal negligence to warrant ac- lcused being committed to Supreme ycourt, on a charge either of niaii- slaughter or reckless driving.

The hearing, which was opened on July sum, arose as a result of the death of Robert Clark Bry- enton, following a car accident on July 5th. near Fairvieiv. deceased was in company Notting, who was driving.

Cpl. Allan Johnswne, of the R. C. M. P,. in his evidence, sub- mitted photograplis of the scene of the accident, and was followed by Cons. Thurston, who gave dc- taiis of the investigation, includ- ing measureiiieiiis at the scene of the accident. From where the car began to slew iii the road until it came to rest in a field, after break- ing down posts and a fence, was a. distance of 300 feet.

Cpl. Pinnoclc testified that he the remnants of is with crowns pre- sumably smashed, and some glass lJOSSib1y due to other breakage.

y Allison MacMillan testified that ithe road had been improved 3 or .4 years ago and widened. As a lwinter road it had been consider- ably damaged at this curve by snow machines carrying off part of the shoulder and leaving an improper grade there. It was con-l sidered dangerous by himself and,

others in the vicinity. 4 I John Notting testified on ma own behalf that he was on his way to Holland Cove in company lwith Bryenton, intending to re-

willi

turn to the city to attend the lraces. He had been over the road lance before, but had not been

driving the car at that time. The occasion of te accident was the first time he ad driven 3 car over lit, and he was not familiar with it. ,He testined that he had not been :drinking either during the after- llioon or evening. I He had purchased the car in fNova Scotia about two weeks "previously and had made minor repairs himself, and believed it to be in good working order. He was driving at -10 or 45 miles per hour and did not realize that hel was approachim: a turn. Ther were no signs to this effect. H felt a pull to the right and almost instantly went into the ditch, be-; coming unconscious. He had only a vague impression of what hap-l peiied afterwaids.