OGTOBER .5. 1949

rl-is» wssreim GUARDIAN

_ _ rnmcz cotmrr orncn I 511mm" street. Summerelde, rlniiu m NOWI. Bllblvfliiﬂl! l Advertising Iepreeeutauvae

following atoree

Alyre Doucette‘: Grocery, Second ﬂip Guardian will be delivered

J. ELMEB MURPHY and 015034}; guiw n" Gill“!!! III! be bought at any of the

Bell Boolrohlli Summer Sireet- Gourilea Drugstore ll Central Street Kelly's Newlltlnd. Water Strebt; Maris Gaudet, 01' Grenville Streeti

Wafer Street

to any home in Summereide by Carrier Boy at 86 Pol‘ (ll! 0r 18o per week. Phone 2U for this eervlce or give your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

in Suinmeralde

Street; Island Motor Transport,

GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph 1, Muttart. QUEEN'S" . '

_BRACE’S STORE and ware- houses -will be closed Thanksgiv- lng Day, Monday, October 10th.

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__ Mrs. James Brown, Richmond, is receiving congratulations from ner many friends today, Wednes- dny, on having attained her 90th ‘ftilihdﬂy.

—Mr8. Fred Biﬂcqulere enter- tained at hcr home in Summer- Slfit‘, this week in honour of her hi-othcr-in-law and sister, Mr. and llirs. George McMahon, Charlotte- mwn, who are leaving to take up rcsidPnCe in Kitchener, Ontario- -

Prior to her marriage, Miss ircne Arscnault was at home in Slimiiicrside, to her friends at an nfiF-rntmn icii. The rooms were at- tractively dccornH-d with autumn lion-ors. _Miss Mari-KEITH Wedge prz-siderl-over the tca urn, while iii!" Misses Kathleen Cameron and Aulriine Arsriiauii, assisted the hostess" imscrving the gucstss-S,

-—Mils Bertha Schurman and llirs. Leslie MacFarlane were joint hostesses at the farmer's home in Summerside on Friday evening when they entertained iii!‘ Baptist Ladies‘ Guild in its first meeting of tho season. The president, lllrs, Wilfred lnman. was in tho chair. During the business session it was decided to hold a chicken salad supper in the church hail on Thursday. October 20.-S.

—Miss Irene Arscnault, Sum- meraide, whose marriage takes place this \Vcdncsday morning was honored by her bridge club of three tables at the home of Yilrs, Wilfred Pcrry on Tuesday evening. when the guest of honor was presented with a trousseau rift. The hostess was assisted by Firs. Harold Huesiis and Mrs. Clarence Steele in the serving o! delicious refreshments-S.

--Mrs. Thcophiius Arsenault and Mrs. John Grady, Summeraide. were joint hostesses at the Si. Paul's Hall recently at a surprise miscellaneous shower for the farmer's daughter, Miss Janette. whose marriage takes place this Wednesday morning to Mr. James Grady. Approximately 250 were present. While Mrs. Irene Peters played the Bridal Chorus the guest of honor was escorted by iiﬂ‘ sister. Miss Marie. and Mr. lionry Landry to a special seat. The many lovely gifts were un- wrapped by Mrs. Frank Arsenault and arranged hy Mrs. Abdo Arsen- iiuit, The remainder of the even- ing was spent in music and dan- ring, after which refreshments were served by the hostesses al- slstcd by the ladies.—S.

-BUY!NG fowl, el-ildgsn nnd eapom. Inquire for prim and ship- Dilll dates. l. S. McGougen, Melpeque. . . —TIIE REGULAR meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Prlngg County Hospital will take place on Wednesday, October 5th at the nurses home at three p.

--LOCAL MAN local Summerside man, charged with carrying an offensive wea- Dvn, appeared in Summeraide Po- lice Court ‘yesterday morning and was remanded tili Friday. l-le had been apprehended late Sunday "llht after a scuffle, by two resi- dents of a house on North Mar- ket Strect after they allegedly saw‘hlm going through an auto- mobile parked in front of the house on the street. Police were called and he was taken into cus- tody. When searched he was found

CHABGED— A

i0 have a blackjack in his poc- keLI-S. —AT ROTARY — Mr. .D. .0.

Stewart was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Ro- tary Club of Summerside held yes- terday at the Olympia. He gave a very interesting ‘talk on his recent iflP to Norway to attendl elnter- national fur marketing con erence. He also showed a number of col- ored films taken by.hlmself in Norway and England. Mr. L. W. Hancock, vice president, presided

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Volleyball S-eason

Ends With Banquet

On Monday evening following the close of the volleyball season in Sumrnerslde. a most enjoyable banquet was tendered to the players of various teams at the Armouries. The Armouriea were made. available through the kind permission of Major F. J. Mac. Neill. C.O,

The_ banquet was presided over by Mr. Harry Bishop. acting in the absence of the president Sgtf Douglas Heath, and after the play- ers had enjoyed the splendid m. Past a trophy donated by George '1‘. Clark was presented to Flt. Lt. Thomas of Airforce team B which won the finals from the Bag Fae. tory team. It was the unanimous opinion that this year bad been a very successful one and the play- ers are planning. even at this early date, for a bigger and better one next season-S. ‘ '

I —L. 0. L. CHURCH PABADL ‘The annual parade of the Bede- Que District L. O. L. was held in Borden on Sunday afternoon with a barge attendance. The members paraded from the Orange Hall m the United Church. Among the" present were the Grand Mistress of Prince krlward Island, Mrs. Mﬂfilnret MacKe-nzie; the Grand Master, Mr. Colin MncPhail; Past. Mistresses, Mrs. Susie Moore and Mrs. Janet MacLeod; Past Grand Masters, Messrs. P. M. MacCauil and Verner Moore; Deputy Master, Mr. Arthur Cud- mOFPI and several other Grand I-Odtlte oficers. Rev. B. Crowe pre- sided over the church service and Rev. J. ll, Bishop gave a chal. leﬂglﬂl! address. The solo “Alone" ‘"15 Sum! with much feeling by Miss Mary Muttart. Following the service the’ members paraded to the hail,‘ where they formed a Frwndsillll Circle and sang "Biest Br.- Tiie Tie That Binds” followed

lsn the absence of the president.-

hl’ The Kings-S.

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Mr. George Key was elected president and general manager of the Hall Manufacturing and Cold i Storage Co, Ltd.. at a meeting of l the board of directors of the com- I pany yesterday afternoon. Mr. Key has been general manager of the company since 1942 but Mr. H. T. Holman was the president tili last January when the late Mr. A. B. L. Horne was elected president. Mr. Horne died in July. Recent changes in the owner- ship of the stock whereby Mr. Key bought Mr, Hoiman's shares gave him controlling interest with 77 per cent of the stock. At tho meeting yesterday Mr. John. E. Campbel‘ was elected vice-presi- dent and Mr. Roscoe Jeffery was appointed secretary-treasurer.

Plans Expansion

Regarding his plans for the fu- ture of the company, Mr. Key said that the company.wiil go into the manufacture and distribution of farm machinery on a larger scale. Work started yesterday on the renovation of the front part of the main building to make an

WATER FOR WEST

Large-scale irrigation in Canada began with the passing of the North West Irrigation Act, 1894.

The combined production of oil in Ontario and New Brunswick in 1948 was only 172.000 barrels.

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Professional Bards lir. W. Ii. Carson

CIIIIIOPRAUTOB i" Palmer Graduate SUMMEBSIDE Tueaday and Saturday Ql: ‘ll Granville - Phone It!

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up-to-date show room. Mr. Key leaves on Friday for Ontario to attend the international plowing matches and at the same time will purchase new equipment.

Mr. Key went to work for the Hail Company in 1914 as an ap- prentice and spent three years in the machine shop and a number of years in the woodworking plant. Selling was his next step. which he began in 1927, travelling throughout the Maritimes. His work included servicing machin- ery. When Mr. John S. Ramsay died, Mr. Key became plant sup- erintendent and when the late Mr. R. C. Holman became ill he was appointed manager. This was in 1942.

Mr. Key is active in community affairs, being a member of the Surnmerside Water and Sewage Commission. a member of the gfaagd of’ Trade and the Rotary

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Elteblllhed In 18M

on what is now Foundry Sreei.

b ‘ flourished and h? interested some of his friends and they later formed a small com- pany. These were the late Messrs. Ronald Campbell, John S. Ram- say and Mr. Hudson. The com- pany was named the Hall Manu- facturing Company.

At this time a pert o! the pre-

sent main building was built. This was used for the manufacturing of the l-laii Thresher. This cor- poration existed as such tiii 1922 when the late R. Claude Holman took over the business and in connection with the fox industry added th_e cold storage plant and changing the name to the Hall Manufacturing and Cold Storage Co. Ltd. !n 1927 the company be- gan the manufacture of potato machinery in the form of spray- ers and hlllerl. At present 25 men are given steady employment by this com- pany. Most of them heads of families. In recent years a flour- ishing branch has been operating in Charlottetown with Mr. John Mustard as manager. In O‘Leary the 0'Leary Farmers (Io-operative have the local dealership. Hall's are distributors fcr many farm mpiementn including Allis-Chalm- ern tractors and machinery. Fieury-Bislell ' plernenia, Woods dairy farm equipment and Cana- dian potato machinery-S.

IDAD‘ WOIKII KILLED BUCTOUCHI, N. 8., Oct. l- (CPh-Edmund J. Bourgeois, 86. played by the Pmvinclal De-

Mr. GeorgeKey To Head Hall Manufacturing Co.

Mr. George Key

I O Tignish Mr. Patrick Hogan, Chrlstopliers Cross was a visitor to Alberloii

last Tuesday. the guest of his sun il-lovtvard and Mrs. Hogan.-

’ ___._. Miss Clare MacDonald ‘Dignish, has gone to Regina, “ niche where she has accepted a. position to teach school in that city. -

Mrs. CE. Brownridge Winnipeg. Manitoba. spent a week in ‘ﬂgnish visiting her fnther Mr. Irving Costain and lie-r sister Mrs. Gonna: lPardt-reon and Mr. Peder-eon.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maalﬂnnon and Mrs. George Hooper, Moreii, spent last week-end. at ‘Illgniah. the guests of Mrs. MenKlnnonb brother Mr. Reginald Eider-show and Mrs. Eldersbaw.

His Honour lieutenant-Clover- nor J.A."Beme.ici, Mn. Bernard and their daughter Min Joan" Government House, Charlottetown.

all: s"'.'."::: .::'..".r:'“r::: w. we» my» 1- M we Thomas Hall, a machinist, who hm“ “at Week‘ began with a email machine shop M". M“), Chnlsslml Boston.

Mass, is enjoying a visit with re- iatives and friends in Tllniah and Harper Road.

Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Chel- sea, Mass, spent five days last week in 'i‘ignish with Mr. Perry's lgi-nndparents M1‘. and Mrs. Petal’

M. Chaiasion.

Miss Elizabeth Doyle, Bolton. Mass, sent two weeks recently with her mother Mrs. Martin

Doyle and her brother Boyd and Mrs. Doyle at their home in Nor- way.

hfrs. Arthur Fraser returned to her home in Boston. Mass, after a pleasant two months spent with hei- parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Illiswvorth, Skinners Pond.

Mr. Wade Harper. Anglo-Tignlsh is having a new home erected the carpenter in charge of the work is Mr. lzaare DesRnohes Tlgnish. Mr. Harper plans to have his home completed for occupancy is: a very short ticne.

Stella Doyle, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle. Skinn- ers Pond. was a patient in Weat- ern l-lnsniiai, Alberton for several day's last week where she was treated for infected ears. by Doc- tor. WA. Shea.

Going from ‘Ilgplah to Aiberton on Saturday Septembm‘ 31th to amend the funeral of Lloyd Okien were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ready.

em pertinent of Public Works. died here today after he fell from a‘ ditching machine and was crush-- ed under a rear wheel. i-le lived‘ ifmCocagne. No inquest will be I e .

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Mr. and Mrs. John B. (ﬂirietipher, Mr.‘ and Mrs. James Christopher, Mr. Patrick Hogan. Mr. mgene Perry, Mr. Ralph O'Brien and Mr.

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Mr. (mules McKay left on a bueinees trip to Toronto. Mr. Mc- Kay expects to be absent for about a week.

Mrs. Ivan MacLean is at present visiting her Ion Ralph in Ohar- lottetown.

The United Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Athol Coiviil on Thuieday evening a large number were present.

Rev. and Mrs. WA. Young mo- tored to Charlottetown on Wed- needay accompanied by Mrs. Hardy Ramsey, Mrs. Andrew Brown and Mrs. Wilfred. Mc- Dousali to attend- the annual meeting of the W..MS. that was held in the St. James Presbyterian Chumh Charlottetown.

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present. _ ‘

The opening worshl? luvlci was conducted by Mrs. l-ieber Hardy assisted by Mrs. A.C. Green who. offered prayer. The bllﬁlnw meeting was conducted by the president. Mrs. Green.

The matter of usinl ti" n" "In Memoriam", cards instead of sending flowers in the event of a members death was discussed at length and it was decided U18! l gift of five dollars be elven to the WMaS. work. and a card be sent to the family. It was also decided to pack a box for Labrador. parcels to be left either at ll.D. Corbett’: store. or the Church Hall before Sept. 16th.

Plane were made for the Alber- ion Baby Band meeting to be held in the near future. The president reminded the members of the Cen- trel W.M.S. Rally at Charlotte- town on Sept. 22. when the speak- er will be Dr. Catherine Whittier. Mislonary from India, She also stated that there will be a public meeting in the Aibertoi-i Untied

imen at the time of the alleged negotiations, testified. The trial is ercpected to conclude tomorrow.

Breen told the court that ar- rangements were made for West to

The worship period will be led by ..Mrr. J.W. Waugh. the study P"- god by Mrs. Fred Leard and the Watchtower report will ‘be liven- by Mrs. Arthur Wright.

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‘there were six W“ reached him by phone u.» said he the membfrﬁ dllfiﬂll i119 m""'“h thought Wests reason for coming and the Community Frmidshllhivaa "that he was under the im-

43 hci-ne calls. i pression he had to pay off some of mcm- the Aldermen" and he told West m.- ‘ hehrlkiaddthepvrong impression“. n i _ . _ 0 PDUY mayor OSI it‘ iii gtgiluﬁsgnlﬁé flgzwaﬂgniﬁnl m nwm West. tolrfi him he had already pafci ~ ' .-.i. sum o money MYF- Cali Week‘ u" 5 read‘ idisrussion to Lloyd to help in the. 111i! m1 T°ml>"‘""°° ""3 u‘! Cm“ ipromotion of the sale of [he snow- responding Secretary was instruct- l bion-nn; _ ed to send two removal slip-s fflri The witness said West told him students who are B01"! if‘ Cmeie 1110311 had fmm m“. mng,-,;nq_1on_ promote the sale of the machines in The new sum, mo,“ ..G,o,,,.,,,gi.iie crlty ﬂlgl to 2.113. tghedszlwgf; m‘ The vars... m, Kenna". of ot er a. (‘W116 . e _a a _ w ‘ M P not know it lvost were satisfied Beaten was introduced by rs. -

i b t "assiimerP he was not. A‘ Fitzpatrick‘ ‘awed by 'M“'i UDurinB cross-cxﬂﬂllnatitln by Ra. Heber Hady- Mfﬁ- J-w- Waugh Dnnahoe. \l'i\st‘s counsel. Brecii and Mrs. John Wells. after which 1 said be wasn't sure from his c0n~ -'

the Milpeh benediction bwiisht?

Secretary reported ‘l Hospital calls made by the bers. five cards. four treats.

come to Broenls home after West.

at. a hotel-room ,

made a "DTCFIliFP" to ‘

versatton with West whether Lloyd bad asked for the money or wheth- er it had been mutually agreed i upon. Tells Of Meeting

De\Volf. who said he was present

.at. ilrccnls homo and hoard the ‘conversation with “lest. testified that west told them of menu‘

with Lloyd in the hotoi room. During the conference. DeWolf testified. West said Lloyd asked "Wrliatfs the angle?“ and after rocciviraz the il1\‘0lt‘€$ laid “You will not miss $300 per machine.‘ " l De\'\'0lf niirl West. told them he ,ha':l replied: "If that is the way l‘ ‘do business with the city of Hali- . fax l am prepared to do so." Th» witiirss said Lloyd was said by West to have mentioned that thc snovxblowor transaction wal “not as good as the land deal and other transactions coming up. Of course not all the money goes to ‘mt’. I have to pay off some of the lotber aldeimen. Some can be lbought for $10."

the meeting to a close. A dainty lunch was served bYl the hostess at the close of the

Church on Monday evening. Oct- cber 3rd. addressed by Dr. Gather» ine Whittier.

It was decided to hold the annual {Pbankoffering service in the Church on Sunday evening. Oct- ober 28rd. and the ccmn-iittee ‘. ep- pokifed to arrange all the details of that service is: Mn. AC. Green,

teas to the Aiberton Auxiliary of the Warren's Missionary Society‘ at the septeiiiiier meeting. There‘

Mrs. James llodgnosi, Mrs. J.w. Waugh. and Mrs. John Wells.

The October meeting will be

were twenty-two members. two u- iheld in uie oiiiircii hell win Mrs. iiooiate ‘members yind one YmWf-ln‘. mummck Mm,‘ u hon.“

mcetina.

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West. The judge added that $1.000 of the bribe was paid to Lloyd by‘

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West. during s January. 1M8, hotel room conference. Witnesses Called

After the grand jury returned a true bill against West today Deputy Mayor Harry Breen and Alderman J. O. DeWolf. City Council alder-