JANUARY 5. 1949 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy, 186. Hanover Street. In! George Ulow. 125 Ottawa Skeet. “UMMEBSIDE sad v PRINCE COUNTY News, Subscriptions, Advertising

The Guardian may he bought at any of the following stereo In Summers" .

gel] Bookstore. Water Street; Gourliea Drugstore, 2| Central Street‘, Toronto Bakery, Water Street; Mari GlutIet, 0'! Grusvllle Street; [men's Grocery, Busseli , Al!“ I ‘ n " Street;

Island Motor ‘rrsnsport. Water Street. the Guardian will be delivered to any home In Summon-side by Ulrrier My ‘g 3e per dsy or lie per week. Phone 2H0 or 280-2 for this urvlre .,,- [Iva your order m the bu: eepoullble for delivery on your mule

-—'I’HE BURKE HOTEL is open for business giving supper. bed and meakiast for the present. Peter A. Burke.

—KI'INSINGTON -' Wednesday. lailuary 5th. at 7.30 P. M. wees oi [Jrayﬂr Service in Church oi lang- land. ltev. L. M. Murray will preach.

~- SCOTTISH TEACHER AT ugysING'i‘0N.-Mlss Jessie Keri. lc her of Quinpool Itoad SCIIOOL‘ llal. .lx_ spent UTITISLIIIES holidays

—MARGATE SERVICE-in the absence oi the minister, Rev. 5.5. Stevens, who is spending the holi- days on the mainland. the evening

m Kcnsington and Long River. iilss Kerr ls one of several teachers from llic United Kingdom sewing in all exchange program with tnci-iciln and Canadian teachers. Tile rcgulal‘ teacher of Qulnpool Road School is now teaching in Miss Kerr's department in Scotland. llliss Kerr's desire to visit P. E. Island arose from reading L. M Montgomery's books. Although she rame in winter she was not disap- pointed. She found everything as pictured in her minds eye. While Ill Kensingtcil she was the guest of ‘iii-s. Minnie Niclicod and in Long River she visited he'l- cousin Andrew Bain and family. Mr. Bain enu- gratod l0 I’.E.I. about twenty years tlgo.—-K

--RI:LCI'ZPTIO.\' IIELD — Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Waugh. Kelvin Grove, entertained on Wednesday evening. November 24th. at-a re-

service on December 26th at Mar- Baie United Church was con- ducted by the members oi the Y. P. U. Mr. Clifford Moase. of Kensington, a divinity student, delivered the sermon and present- ed the Christmas message. beauti- fully and impressively. The ‘scr- vice was conducted by Mr. Ralph Howard, and Mrs. Lloyd Hickox led in prayer. l-‘teoltatlons, in keeping with the season, were given by Barbara Woodsidc and Mona. Mayhew. The glorious hymn. “Joy to the World". was sung very sweetly by Freda and iviary Kaye Mayhew and Bonnie and Barbara Woodside. Miss Sel- ina Johnston presided at the or- gan-Blu. —FARI-JWELL PARTY — Prior to their departure for their new home In Tyne Valley. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart were tendered a

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who had earlier moved to this community from their home st Summerside. Mr. Dskine Mac- Murdo presided. and after speak-

chosen to act as chairman, and in his well known happy manner, hc spoke oi the purpose of the gath- ering. and expressed regret that

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Ing o! the purpose of the gather- ing and extending a welcome to the newcomers, he called upon Mr, Robert Hogg. On behalf of friends and neighbors. Mr. Hogg read an address lo Mrs. Glover. 51., who nus the recipient of a. lovely woo.‘ blanket. prescnled by Mr. Sterling Mlllar. and to Mr. and Mrs. Olovcr and family. to “I101?! “T15 Presented all occas- ional ohair by Mr. Arnold walk. m: Mr. Glover. in his usual Jov- nlalil-cr, viliced his lhanks

Giovrr also expressed for herself ant. for Mrs. Glover. Sen-

lhis highly esteemed couple were about to make their home elsc- where. An address was read by Mr. Stanley Sharpe. which con- veyed this Rentimenis oi those present. Io the honored couple. Messrs. Eustace Reeves and Clark Harding, presented on behalf of the Community, a. complete dinner set of dishes, and a handsome magazine cnd table. On behali of the Women's Institute, IVLvs Stewart was the recipient of a beautiful floor lamp. presented by Mrs. J. A. Harding. and an

_ g address read by Mrs. George ‘:.f;..‘.::1:.::.:* 3i‘“"ii.‘° "cc cc“ c g s an . .

kindly thought. Frank and his Insulation “we adequately Spo

mother are already well and iav~ ken by mm Mu and Mm Stewar"

Lunch was served. and the re- ‘Wlbli’ lzrioun lo the older resi- ' - .- dcnls oi Kelvin Grove having Blunder or the. evening P3553] , . . _ pleasantly in social intercourse llcd in 1.1a ctmlnunity for many Md ganle._gur lcsrs prIr-r to their residence in ' ' Ellmmcrsldv. Lunch was served _ by the ladies. and during the evc- "IITI-‘S Ni)" "Ariellaun- "“‘“°'"‘

panled by her niece. Shirley Walsh. of Bale Verte, N.B.. spent. the Christmas holidays on the island. the gucstsAnf Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Gallant and family of Emerald.

"ills. I Vila-soul: vcas enjoyed. wllll an... Scott Clark at the piano. -- RUIZ

Personals

---.'\lr. John J. Pcrry. O'Leal'y. has left on a visit to Boston, Mass-S.

--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lavcrs of Borden. visited Charlottetown Oil Frldayn-K.

--l\'iiss Betty Manderson. It. N.. of the Queen Mary Veterans‘ Hospital. Montreal. spent New Your holidays in Summcrsidc. the guest of Iler sister. Mrs. James A. lyiacGrcgol". Central Street.—S.

Dan Champion of Bradal- hanc. was a visitor to Charlottetown

—M_r. Kenneth Lauglllin. who Is a patient at the Provincial Sana-

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torium, spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lsughlin, Sherbvooke-S.

on Friday-K.

- Mr. Dali ‘Iilurrayz Sackvlllc. N. F spent New Years In Summer- wlr- the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. P’ Ellis-S.

—Miss Tillie Murphy of Frederic- ton. N. B.. arrived In Summerlide on Monday afternoon lo visit hcr __ _ ' sister. Mrs. Roy Daye and Mr.

Airs, “lIIlBfll E. Johnstone and Dayc, Argyle Street’; daughter Betty. Long River. are ' spending the week at Charlotte- lunn.-—Bur.

——Mr|. Harry Sillipllanl. Sunl- merside, entertained a number of her friends on Wednesday at the lea. hour. The rooms with their Christmas decorations gave a fes- tive air to the occasion. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. Harry Dickie and Mrs. Albert Sli- lipllanL-S.

-Mrs. Leo liughcs and son Waync of Kcnsinglcn. were pas- Wlsvrs by train from Charlotte- iowll on Friday-K.

--.\lrs. Fred Callaghan and daughter Frcdda wcrc passengers In Si. Louis on Friday evening Yllvl‘ are guests or Mr. and ‘irs Iimmeii CEiIIi1I1Iiiil1.-—K.

—-l\Il-. and Mrs. Maurice Curicy and two childrcil. or Gcorgcloivn “crc passengers by molcr bus I0 rlznlsll and Iillrlnre Crlpcs on Wed- icszlrly cvcning-Jx’.

-—Mr. Louis Thompson loft Tucs- dlly morning for Halifax. N. 5.. u here he will visit a few days with friends before returning to River- bcnd. I’. Q. Mr. Thompson spent the Christmas holidays at. IIIO home of his parental. Mr. and Mrs. George 'i‘hompson at Conway. _

—.Vlr. and Mrs. Alfred Smpson or‘ Sumncrside were passengers by lruin to Charlottetown on Friday. ‘Mr Simpson has the alcr’ and retentive mind o! all of his ‘lame and generation. and is a care- ful raconleur oi winter weathlr cyclcs and conditions fcr the las:

- The nnnv friends of Mrs. i1‘ i- "mll Vvrnrlslrlc. of Margaic. ~n~r_y' In l-rnr cf ilcv cnlering the Prince C“‘.‘l'\'l‘ Ilospllal on N""»v \f‘ R rlvv foi- an operation for

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lclarold Laird. Kelvin ovc. was Ill liicpcton last week. CDIIIIIIIUAZ’:

Mrs. represented the P. Fl. i Tnstiluicr. The Dept. Agriculture of P. 11:. I. was rep-

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M4". Ci. M. Donald spent Christ- mas in Moncton, N. B. the guest of Ills brother Dr. Stanley Donald and Mrs. Donald.

Ml‘. Arnold Hierllhy was a visitor" lo Charlottetown on Tuesday in the interest of the P. E. I. Teach- er's Federation.

M1‘. and Mrs, Wallace Hogan are being warmly uclmmod homo after a stay oi two months in Sum- merside.

.'\ir. Albert Bernard sptlll. the holiday season In Albcrlon tile guest of his brother Ml‘. A. J Ber- nard and Ma's. Bernard.

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Tickets on mam, many articles there. . "IIIINIIIG lllug lagged II marked at very special prices. Take sdlsntsge "I lilo savings on these Special Tickets In the Youth Centre.

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Bo smart -- make your straight chairs comfortable and attractive llllh brllllt. new PLASTIC CHAIR PADS. These are In I variety of color- '"| llallerns -— they're easy to keep In place with tape tie-one and they're easv to keep clean — Just wipe them off with a damp cloth. The prices "I ("lair Pads In 86 cents for the patterned ones and O6 cents (or Pads of "W" colored leatherette. Come In and [at Chair Pads» for your con-- wnlcnce and comfort -- they're In be found In the Dry Goods Depart»

"are are s number of "Shortcuts" for your hours bl the kitchen Th6)‘ are DOWNYFLAKE MIXED for Muffins. Cakes, Biscuit and To these Mixes you mereiyuid water and belle - the results will he Mlxee are only sold In stores with Angmatllo . 0 ~ “W! Grocery le the only place where you will he alﬂe to procure these mart “Shortcuts” to aeleelsble ankles. no Downvfllh

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‘li.\ Dill IN ENGLAND" MARK 0N EACH PIECE. IIOLMANS CHINA url-Alrrllllisrs Ann ollutcr lluronnms or nlurlsu DINNER- “Aliii. Ami by lilo way you don't want to mills seeing and admiring the "KIUIMIR" pnlll-rn in Grlndley Semi-Porcelain. It's lovely — It's unique — It's llcllclllo In coloring. Come In and choose the English Dinnerware

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Mrs. Elizabeth Pharis. Cllarlollc- town. spent lilo llollda_v season in Alberton the gucst of 'her parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. I-l Wells

resented n‘ this meeting by Hon. W. F‘. A Slcwarl RITI MI‘. Robert Snazeilc ‘Bill’. —Amon lllc students from Sum- I v merside “ﬁlo returned on Monday Io| M155 M3591 Fllildlllﬂ l5 CILIOY- resume Illeirelliflics In Mount Al- in; a brief holiday In Charlotte- lison University were Dorothy 10W" II" B11951 OI I/I- COI- and

Mrs. P. S. Fielding - Allison MacDonald .and John Gor- —-- - rill: in Horton Academy were Puulzl Schurman. Gordon Mac-Kay and David Morrison; In Acadia Univer- sity were Sally Schurman. Laurie Colcs. Alan Lecky. Alan Stewart. D. It. Morrison and Gardiner Dal» ziel.-S.

Mrs. E. O. Barbour left by rail on Monday morning for Worcester. Mass, where she plans spending the remainder of the winter months.

Her many friends are pleased to ‘hear that Mrs. Edwin Forsyihe —ilcnlbel's of the wnlzresaliwl o! 1 has returned home from the West- St Stephen's Ansiiw-l Church» crn Hospital much improved in Burlington. are cxperlellclng a dc- M51111, grcc of satisfaction.inthefaclihal a splendid bcgimnng has been madc- in the improvement of the church building. Mostly by voluntary labor»

Miss Doris McCue teacher. Park- dale. is spending the Yuletide Season here. the guest of hcr the church has been raised and QAYQHIS, Mr. alld Nlrs Emmett Mc- placed on cement blocks, a furnace Cue. has been installed. alld s beautiful m .. new oasl window has been placed, Mr. and,Mrs. W. R. Ouloll had and was dedicated on mrecenl Sun- as their gucsls at Christmas Mrs. day. Further Improvements and re- Oulton‘s mother Mrs. J. Mac- pairs src planned for the com- Klnnon. also her bmtheigMr. J. W. ing year. To the recmr. Rev. s. J MICKIIIIIDT] of Charlottetown Davies. and wardens, James Evans -—- snd Harry Sudsbury. goes much Mr. and Mrs. Edlvln MacDonald of the credit for a job. well done. and family spent Christmas day st In spite of difflculties- but probably their fornlcr home In Tigrllsh. every able man in the congregation where they were the guests of lent s hand in sonic part. oi the their daughter him Trsinor and

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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey l-iutt are occupying Mrs. E. O. Bar-hour's rrcidence for the winter months. Mr. Butt, who has charge of the Rink is making big preparations for the first skate of the season.

The Midnight Mass celebrated by the Rev. Father Monaghan at the Sacred Heart Church on Christ- mas Eve was attended by a large congregation. Approprlalc hymns were sling by the choir. Miss Mari’ Gilli; rendered Silent Night most beautifully.

’I‘Ilc following are home for the holidays, Herbert Lean-Ill and Helen Kerr from Mc0i1l. Martin Bandlcr, Dalhousie, l-lellry Brown. Verna England and Fcrne Wllklc from Prince of Wales College. Reggie McLeilan and L. Callaghan St. Dunstan's University. Rita Ahcarn, Summersldc ‘ and Mrs. Joseph Callaghan. North Enmore.

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. James 0mm and family on the sudden death of NLrs. O'Meara in the Western Hospital on Thurs- day, December 23rd. Her funeral largely attendcd was held from her hornc Io the Sacred Heart Church. Alberton on Monday. December 21th at i0 a. m. High mass of Requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Father Monaghan who also officiated at the grave. inter- ment. in the Sacred Heart Ceme- tery.

The following Is the Alberlon High School Christmas program held in the Institute Hall Thurs- day. December 23rd.

Merry Gentlemen. -I"ranc:-s Barbour.

Recitation - Anne Larlcl". Dialogue - Party Linc.

work-Bur. Mr. humor.

Monologue -- Lily Beth Clark

REID -- TRENHOLM

Duet - Away 1X1 A Manse: — WEDDING

Mary Larter and Evelyn Kinch.

Recitation -~ A Christmas Dia- loguc-Barbara Brown and Audrey Alurplly.

Song and Drill - Doll Drlil.

Recitation - A Christmas Tele- phone-Marloll Smith.

Dialogue — Getting Even With Sister's Beau.

A quiet wedding look place st the United Church Manse in Bcdcque on 'l‘ucsda,v, December 14th. at 2.30 P. M. when Alia Evells. Trenholnl, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Trenholm of Borden was united in marriage to Frank Miller Reid, son of Mrs

t? Beauty roses. She eras attended by her sister Jean lrenhoim who wore n. wine crepe street length dress and s corsage of American Beauty roses. The groom was sup- ported by Edmund Gallant,

After the ceremony the bridal party motored lo Summerside and later returned to Borden where a reception and wedding supper war.

RWIIF-IIWI "- I3°uila5 elm“ m,‘ . served at the Ilonle oi‘ the brldeis DIIIIOKUE - 55195 Rfflslllllcei 5d Haggis aléid smelggi? “héuﬁﬁ: parents Many friends and rela- Duc. -- O Conic. All Xe raithiul Cmwe WM‘ H 9 "mm I lives attended and a plﬂssnl ﬂltose Marie Oﬂesrn and Thzesa mm - l 0 l I CIIU- cum" w" spent m mu.“ m“ Banell- ..' dBJKInR. The happv couple left. . . I Ii n ~ - ‘RGCIIHLIOII-“Ijlval [he Blocking hcillvgllbfilililr “no? Indy“: on We folmwlng nwmmg ‘m, ‘L Said-Roger til-Cur I Irimmpd “m! gum w um Ilollcymuon lrip In Harm-ills and Chorus - Jingle Bells ‘worn _ q - q s ‘an nmnclunjg Recitation -- Colirlcw - Hclcn, >_ - '1 ‘W545i? Alliélivall Ollcami. l H' ' ' sum‘ O Um? Town of‘

BeLhlehcln-Ruiil JULIE)’.

Recitation ~~~ Beforc llle Pulciilg oi tile Stars-by Mus-y Iﬂlltll Skcrry.

Dialogue -—- Corals Christmas Visitor.

Dialogue-Fooling Aunt Julia.

Closing Chorus ~ "It Came Upon The Midnight Clear," anrl "Silent Night."

BUNOS AIRES. Jan. I! -lAl‘I -Things got plenty hot for lhc Iceman in Bucnos Aircs. 'l‘hc lcm- peraturcs were in the 90s. SOJiC lccmcu rulscd their prices as high

Oberlin: Chorus — God Rest Ye ' Mrs. alum E Clarke and fax-rally Reading - A story of Long Ago-their relatives. friends and nelgr- ‘

as $4 fol" ‘J2 pounds. The nlrnlrll} price is 4-l ccnls. Angry CI'0\\C‘I:. overturned icc wagons. Eleven 1co- mcn were arrested for overchaPa-l znlz Ihclr patrons. '

i CARD OF THANKS I

af Vl/lln-lot Valley, wish to tbs k

bours. also ills rial-bars and nursesj cf I‘l:- Prime County Ilospilal fol i their many acts of klnrlucss duri 1g.

their recent sari bereavcnxcnt.

PIIIIGIIESSIIIE GIINSERIIIITIIIE NOMIIIIITINB ISIIIIIIEIITIIIII

_ A nominating convention of the Progressive Conserve- hvc Forty wlII be held oi the Capitol Theatre, Summerside, on Wednesday, 26th doy of January, I949, at Z p.m., for the purpose of seleciingﬁl candidate Io contest the Federal constituency of Prince in the coming Dominion election. Encll Poll is entitled to send five delegates

EVERYBODY WELCOME

Dated this 3rd day of January, I949.

Slgned:~—

CLAUDE S. DELANEY.

President Eosl Prince Association

T. LOWELL COMPTON.

Srcreiuly Eosl Pfmce Association

CLARENCE MORRISSIEY

President West Prince Association

JOSEPH MORRISSEY

Srcreinrv West Frlnce Association