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' The Guardian followinl

to ;fl,f§°'§...2';,, wsm Street: “Hum Grocery. Russell Street: Al!"

no ‘ so: I er I1" 7°“ ifiziiTtusunsnca Ralph g, Muttart. summaflde-

. . PBOVINCI \L OFFICE

“IKE, ‘inquiries invited. Liter:

m’; 0.. request. "What we desire for Ourselves. w wish for all."

__ 5A1; Morley M. Bell, K.C.. “firs, election issues over CJRW, summerildfi, Tuesday, May 3_1. n05 m 12,15 noon.

l. liner Murphy, ill Hanover Street, and George Glow, 13d Ottawa Street. WOMMEESIDE and PRINCE UOUNTI News. Subscriptions, Advertising

may ha bought-at any of the

stores In Susnamarslda: ‘ » Water Street: Gouriias Dflllitomll Central like“ liark Gaudet. l1 Granville Stress:

Island Motor Transport. Water Street-

Guardian will be delivered to any homo In Summeraldo by Carrier u, pa; dny or llo per weak. Phone 8D or lU-l for this service

order to the I»! responsible for delivery on your room.

discuss election issues over CJRW. mmimerside, Monday. 8.46 to 9 P. M.

Monday, May 30, to see Simon SlmpIe" by Lot 16 players. Sponsored by North St. Women's Institute.

Doucewra Grocery, Saoonu Street:

-I-IIAII Hon. Wilfred Arsenault May 30th -'cosm so st. Eieanors run "Simple

Eleanor: .

—"LITTLE TIN GODS", 3-act

-LI:AVING 1'0! HALIFAX -- Archdtscon 6.8.. Harrison, Sum- merside. is leaving this morning for Halifax to attend shootings of the Anglican Synod there on Tua- d-ay, Wednesday and ‘Thursdays-G.

--Tllll ANNUAL Sunday School convention of Kensin ‘on-Sum aide branch of The Maritime Re- ligious Educational Council ‘will be] held at the United Church, Free-, town, Wednesday, June 1. Sessions; 2.30 p.m., 7.30 p.m..Guest speaker Rev. James B. Wilson, Basket‘ lunch. 1

-oannwn marinas M38‘! -, On Friday evening in Dpworth- Haii, summerside, a meeting was1 held of the School for leaders of the Church Vacation Schools for the P. E. I. Predbyter , under thej direction of the ttee onl Christian Education of the Mari- time Conference. Aimong those present were representatives from Kcnsington, Bedeque, West Clpei and Summerside.

Rev. K. 6.:

Alberfon

Mr. I‘. C. Ramsay. M.L.A, was a businas visitor to Charlottetown the latter pan of the week.

Miss Laura lxlwiher ofChariottc- town is a welcome guest at the hosne of Mrs. Arthur Wright.

w. Herbert Leavitt has arrived home to spend the holidays wlth= his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Leavitt. "

Mr. Domld Pike. student Mount Allison University. lakevflla. N. 8.. ls spending his holidays wit-h his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Pike.

The indisposition of Mr. Claude Oflcara who is s. patient in the Western Hospital is regretted by a wida circle of friends.

,Mrs. Howard Doyle who for the past week has been undergoing treatment in the Western Hospital

ras QUARDIAN._CHARLOTTETOWN

0.0!. MEETINGS

St. Marks Monday. May 80th Bloomfield:

Si. Anthony's,

H Wednesday. lune lat Lei l1 Thursday. Jana Ind Bedeque . . . . . . .. Friday. Jane lrd

All meetings held at 8:80 P. If. Mr. Donald Marlon: and others will address the meetings on ba- half of the party. .

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Iona and Vtcsmi-y

Mr. Henry MoGa-rry. Hermitage. was a visitor to Iona on last Sun-

svsssmnsum w. TODAY (MOI-I Q TIIE.

returned to her home on Saturday.

w. and Mrs. J. c. Lewis of

play of life in Prince Edward Is- land, written by Norman J. Mac- donalcl, will be presented at Long

Sullivan, who presided and con-3 ducted the opening devotional ser- vice, explained the purpose and

-SEE STANLEY BRIDGE play-

dly Buest of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick MoGarry_

m prpgent "Mr. Bcane From Lima"

1 M do .M.a River Hull. Tues-d y. May 31. at 1 r tn tin . . as. °“"1°"°‘°‘"‘. "°°“‘-1Y °"1°Y°‘1 ' M'- J°1m P- Merlin» Qhlrlofle- ,".‘,,§‘“i1§“iuah1{§p]s§21tie§? gale o]; 8.30. Specialties between acts. £42,‘; xlnfiffQof $3,911“ the short visit with friends in Albcr- Tiouoma was s. visitor to Iona on last lIlIIIIIE-iiilii-li - ' ' ‘ 0n- es ay.

undo, sponsored by Hamilton

community Hall.

-I.\I.\IUNIZATION Clinic, sum- merside T0,", Hull, Wednesday, y“... 1st at 1.30 p.m. Children who ' sscond dosqdmag re-

. t this time. Thir uses :‘y>,lr1crr11nl‘0rt'itig doses will also be

givcn. LFAKMERS ATTENTION: The

cry, \\'.‘l.< the only Pa"! W111“! will be remembered by many ,,,,.....n.»<i the rvqucst of our Farm- friends, received his degree of ers‘ Fcdcrutinn for a National M“ BS0. In‘ Mechanical Engineering

ketini: Act. Hour Donald MacLean h, n ,‘,,,,.~|_v and important address: “The CCF. And Agriculture". over CFCY. Tuesday evening. May 31, at_ 7,45.

_nRA.\lA FESTIVAL semi-finals oi PIIHF.‘ County in King George Hall, Kcusinginn, Tuesdny. M!!!’ 31. 518305111111‘). 'i‘ryr>n in "Surdlflei"; Cgpg 'i‘rwvcrse in "The Whirlwind”; Kelvin Grove, “She Married Well". Late rumors not seated until close of first not.

_THE LADIES Aid of the Prince County Hospital wish to thank all persons who contributed so generously of their time and talents which hcipcd to make the nurses‘ graduation exercises so suc- cessful. particularly the firm of R. T, Holman Ltd, for the services of their interior decorator.

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-(7LOSING MEETING -—- The Summerside Trinity W. A. held its

auction sale on Kenneth Leckie, Central Lot on Friday, June 3rd. beginning at 12 o'clock noon.

James Fleming Williams of Niag- ara Falls, Ontario, who was sta- tioned in Summerside Lieutenant during the war

in Queen's University, Kingston. Ontario, on Saturday, May 2l.-S

Saturday afternoon the Misses El’- fie MacKay, Margery Lefurgey, Constance I-logg were joint hostesses at a Jolly kitchen-shower honoring Miss Miriam Nicholson. home of Miss MacKay. Summer- side. when a number of friends of the brlde-to-be were invited. -4>'

Glenn Sudsbury, Maisie McMahon, Sylvia Ella. Brooklns, Shirley Kennedy. Audrey Profitt, lsabel Jardine. Ai- ian Champion and Max Murphy who returned to their homes Kensington last week are receiving congratulations on their success at Prince of Wales College. — K

—ATTEND the

the premises

large clearing of 16.

-—RECEIVES DEGREE - Mr.

as Flight

and

-- KITCHEN SHOWER — On

Enman and Blanche R.N.,

at the

—- CONGRATULATIONS-Misses

Pendleton. Helen Moase,

in

-'ro ATTEND GRADUATION—

story back of ,Church Vacation Schools and explained the details of the one conducted in Kensing- ton. I-ie then directed a group in singing Negro spirituals in the manner carried out in the Vacu- tlon School. Rev. B. W. Crows. Bedeque, showed films of. the Schools in action. after which Mr. Sullivan gave s. description of the,‘ Bible material available and in- troduced the missionary project which rhe church Vacation School supports. Mrs. I... M. Murray dc- monstrated a number of handicraft articles, which had been made by the girls In the Vacation School at Kensington; ahd Mr. Crowe showed a number of crafts for boys. Mrs. Blair Colborn con- ducted sn inspiring closing wor- ship and prayed that the teach- ers would receive God's guidance in the training of the little ones. -S.

Personals

-—Mr. Harrie Simms, Kensing- ton, was a passenger to Charlotte- town on Tuesday. -— K _

-— Mr. and Mrs. Heath Casley were visitors to Charlottetown on Thursday. - K

—- Miss Peggy McQuaid of Ken- sington is spending s. month with her sister. Mrs. Arthur Mallsy and

I led by Mrs.

after, which he expects to be sta-

The Rev. .7. McMahon, accom- panied by Mrs. McMahon and fam- liy recently arrived from St Mar- tin's. N. 8., to serve as rector of St. Peter's Parish of the Anglican Church.

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Leard and Miss Annie Leard have recently re- turned to their home in Brooklyn, after spending the winter months in, Aiberton.

Miss Bertha Bowncss accompan- Frank Weeks and Mrs. Hunter Weeks motored to Ei- lersiie on Thursday, where they enjoyed s. brief visit with friends.

Mrs. Fred Csn-rpbell ‘and Jittie daughter Lislda Grace left for Hali- fax, N_ 5., on Sunday. They sailed on the Aqultanla to visit Mrs. Cunpbcll’; mother, Mrs. Robson. who is very ill at her home near London, England.

Mr, Alton MacDonald of the R..C.A i". Camp Borden, recently spent a brief holiday with his par- enfs Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacDon- ald. Alton left on Monday for Moncton, N. B., where he will take a two months’ course in mechanics.

timed in Petawawa. Ont, The luv. c. ta. Cunnlnihssn.

was charman at the War Memorial Committee metl-ng held in the Lib-

Our local cream hauler, Rollie MacPherwn. Murray River, resum- ed his duties on Friday, May 13th.

Dr. B. C. Keeping vlsiMd both Montague East and Montague West Schools on Friday. May 13th, vac- cinating for smaiipoa

Major M. J. Byrrle arrived home on Saturday from Boston where he has spent the winter months.

Mr. Park Fraser, Montague, was s, week end guest of lvh. and Mrs. Richard Gill.

The gravel season hasn't yet started to roll, although afcw loads have been hauled to Moreli some time ago. The County Construction Co. is again set up Ln Lewis.

Work has already begun on the now school for upper Iona, The contractor ls Mr. Frank Murphy, Summerviile. It is hoped that the new school will be completed for the new school year.

'I'he_ following students arrived hcme last week to spend the sum- mer holidays at their respective homesz-Fmm Sr Dutnstans Col- iege-Edwsrd McOabe Stan Mooney. Joseph Cairns and Clar- ence Roach. Frown Prince of Wales College-Georgina Kelly and Anita Roach. From St. F. X. Uruversity- Frank O'Shea. -

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Also Cartoon - Sport Reel

Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Tuesday 3:30

KENSINGTON Monday: 8:15. Tuesday: Matinee i

p. m.; Evening 8:16.

A big double bill. Wild Bill Elliott

as Red Ryder In

“SHERIFF OF REDWOOD VALLEY"

with "Little Beaver“. “The Duch- ess", Bob Steele and Peggy Stewart and "THE MAGNIFICENT ROGUE" with Warren Douglas, Adele Mara and Lynn Roberts.

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No Inquest In Death of Twins

Dr.

Joe O'Brien of Aiberton was seen driving Indian Land to victory in

1111111)’ B! 38410"- -' K ra.ry one evening recently. Plans twere made to plant trees around r- M158 M11911! 1141111411!" I-YflV-w the park grounds on Wednesday. ed recently from Boston to soendi Mr. Allan MacAleer has kindly con- the summer st her former home int sented to assist in directing the Indian River. —- K i wm-k,

—- Miss Eileen Glover» arrived‘ KEEPS LOVER LOCKED UP is, ed N _ M, m“, from Montreal last week to spend for s sing-song and Mrs. K. G. :13: acegompasg‘; he, fiobhen: holidays _at her home in Spring Sullivan in charge of games. A s _ Valley. -- K

most successful term‘ féir tale A_s- ___ “eh Em w ‘ h d Mm sociation was repose . ercsn- _R5TURN FROM KmGsToN_ —. s en aug an

111""! W" "W911 b?’ 111° 3mm Mr. and Mrs. AW. Palmer with M11131)“ °‘s‘mm°r‘,1d"1'°1“'“°d 1n vhflrso-S- iheir daughter Mary, who motored w°d“°“1°>' "w" a" °"1°Y“"1° "19

-——-— from Summerside to Kingston, ‘hmugh the Aunmfl“ Willey‘ - IKC. WOMEN'S ASSN.

Ontsi , ret ned Frid aft " ‘ Th! MW M9611"! °1 111° summm“ attenilfng thuer QIIIITIISOIOII gems: “"151” Fm“ cunpbm °f 11"” M, 3mm, o; m, prop-egg; m queen.‘ University on M“ M. Ian River returned home Friday Conservative Women's Assoclatioi “m, m“, 80,,’ John Robe,“ w after comnletlns first rm‘ It "$511916 1n 111% wmfitfif 1mm! ceived his degree of Bachelor of 7'1"“ d W111” c°11°"' "' K on Friday evening wi e pres- 5C1 ' m, h ,1 M h M y " - 101E111. Mrs. 139-511 11y 1n 1119 1311"" Engllleeeryng anznovlvlas nawafilet‘! gs _ M,‘ Gen“ Mcqufid‘ xem when matters of portsncc were Adolph, 50cm Fgndwshp m A“, sington. has resumed his duties as discussed. A letter of appreciation W“ scteua __ 5 lilo Iillrd It Glvondlsh Beach and was read from Mrs. John H. Price _ ____ ls busy preterm: M? the M14911! for the recent public rfiception held _ TEACH)“; "Anna AT activities. — K ‘ in honor of her and er husband. Knflflflflfofl .._ T), 1 . the Federal candidate. A vote’ of b" who bu,” m, 1,,,',,'§,f,,”“',‘,‘,, K-Jgétagdlxrsihfiitéugardiréxg; h k. d h ' l- 6n! 0 - .1" an q was tenderc to t e 0 Wednesday night to fill the King f" Mann”, when Em Wm "_ ceive a degree in dentistry at the

‘Coroner Austin Delaney, Summuside. stated last night that no inquest would be held into tho deaths of Almira and Albert Fits- gerald, three-months-oid son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald of Bedequc. Both child- ren had been suffering from heavy colds and the authorities are sat- isfled the deaths were due to nat- ursl causes. The bodies were found dead In bed Saturday morning. Dr. Delaney also stated that no inquest would be held Into the death of Arthur A. Gallant, who died in the Prince County Hospital on Friday as a result of being run over by a2 tractor he had been op- erating. Dr. Delaney stated that an autopsy had been performed and death was due to internal hemorr- hage.‘ -- S ~

msdole -_ond s Vicinity Mr. R. A. McKenms. was a busin-

ess visitor to Charlottetown last week.

Mrs. Thomas R. Palmer left Sum- merside this morning for Quebec City, where she will be present at the graduation exercises of ief- frey Hale Hospital when he:- daughter, Miss Greta, will receive her diploma and pin. Miss Palmer has also passed the examinations

closing meeting for the season or. Thursday evening in Epvvorlh Hall with the president, Mrs. S. S. Bes- ton, in the chair. Many articles in needlework completed ‘since the bazaar were on display 8nd fl- few sold. A program was enjoyed with Mrs. Eric sheen as pianist

Mr. John Hughes, General Mer- chant. recently purchased a new 3- ton Ford truck from V 8 Motors, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Mr. Hughes now has two trucks and is making preparations for the omn- lng berry season, which proved so sumessful last year. Some time ago he hauled a. load of berry crates and boxes from Berwick. Nova Boo. tia. to distribute sarong his grow- ers.

VIENNA, May 29 —~ (Reuters)- vienna police alleged Saturday that Augusta Adam. 65. looked h" lover, Johann Andrysek. 55. 1n l small dark room for six months and fed him only on bread and water. Augusta, who 1s in jail. glglmsd he threatened to-murder her and that she acted in self-de- fence.

MR. JOHN WALLACE

—-'I‘he following obituary of Mr. John Wallace was receivedin Coleman by the deceased! mother, Mrs. John Wallace, and ls taken from a. Stonington, Maine news- paper: "John Wallace died _at his home here Friday morning, April 29, following l. brief illness. Al- though his hesith had not been so good following a severe head in- jury in 1937, he had _nevert'heless remained at his job as Supt. of the John L. Goss Corp. quarry until April 4. He was born on March i. 1888, at West Cape, Prince Edward Island, Canada, the son of

hisllachslor of science DQBIN 111 Cheml-Slty." ' _~ ~

—Mr. and '~Mrs.'..CoIin Wat-lib. ~Wilmot Valley, attended the grad- uation exercisss Tucsdfly It 51151111‘- University Wolfvlile, N. S. Mrs. Waugh! sister Miss Lois MacKaF was s member of the '49 Graduat- ing Class winning her Bachelor oi

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Shows 7:15 and 9:15 — Matinees Today and Wed. 8:8O

IUD and LOU moot o Monster . . . and than the fun begins. . . . They're off on their maddest. merriesf. most terrifying oscepodo of them all. . . . It's i-ho choke

of the Century. . . . A new high in hilari- ous horror.

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ABBOTT MZQOOSTELLO FRANKENSTEIN

its o man pieysi l1 I Dracula pisyti by liii IIIGIISI m Monster plml t1 GLENN STRANGE

Added: A Day At The Fair -- Water Wonderland

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the $50,000 stake at Santa Anita California. last autumn.

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TAKE NOTIOE

BIG SAVINGS ON YOlIR '

suuusn PERMANENTS

For u‘ limited time only. All Beauty ' ‘ Salons co-operofing.

ALLAN E. WEDLOCK, Summerside GLADYS MacQUARRlE, Summersido GUELDA" BLACQUIERE, Summerslda ANN MacDONALD, Summerside BERTHAU POPE, Summersido

John and Mary MacNevin Wallace. He came here as s. boy of 1'! and started on the quarry driving s patrol horses. Except for a per- iod durlng World War On , when he worked in Bath, he ways employed on the quarry here. I-Ic was twice Master of Reliance

Arts Degree with honors.

._,M;-_ and Ma's. J. Gelo. MacKady, Ab“, my. returned rom spcn - m: ‘n gnjbylbl! Wbi end 1.11 W0"- ville, N S. While there they lt- tended the Convocation candies at Acadia University. where their

ifligihilufi’ TF8!“ ‘gills? George Hail in Kensixigton were 0i‘ E E0 ll’ Oml OX‘ _' ‘ d h '1}- Ql n tgrnoon tea for Mar. Price: to Mrs. §§§",§‘,'§,,,,‘,",,,°“,,,,',,,,:,’"w§ c032 McGlll University convocation. — itobert Dewar as oonvener of the ‘d’. 4mm. “Th, 3,“, o; 5h“. K. . lmblic reception; to Mrs. D.C. nonvg ma}, 519mb"- of u" c"; lbmiikln! for 6x69119111 llslltln"? took his or her part in an excellent snner and Interpreted their var- Ious roles like professionals. "The

tind to Mrs. James Crichton as Bells of Shannon" is a delightful

miter Gerald Matthews. little son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mat- thews is in Montreal receiving treatment in a hospital there.

—-Mrs_ Hector Mackenzie and Mrs. Harvey Bernard. Borden and Miss Hattie Ross. Summer-side. rc- tumed on Thursday from Wolf- ville, N. 8., where they attended

Mr. and Mrs. RA MoKanna vis- ited their daughters. the Misses

Bounty organizer for the work ahe did. Refreshments were served

Ililii the IIIQQUXII 1110131105. b! plgy rgplatg with pgthgg 5nd hum- - , d h 1,91; "dusted, Obilllllltg Lodge F. 65 AIM. In which he Jon‘ md Norm.’ “udem, n “on. m committee in east-so. 4 oit‘ sad‘ withlthe gdded attraction fozdhwézgmf? ‘fig-fit;- mo: hzglngnm, ‘f! M“ Dam Wm, mnneaggeerd :1" ‘grim égearlesuAvlgg Dun, Academy, “mm e ° I -"""° l" "W" WW‘ ‘ ' ' ho inlllillllh- 1‘ m

'.' ~ laltles the ‘rracadie plays-J gave wwmm‘ ‘m’ “Maw” "aim 4 m" Chapter of Deer Isle and the King ML m,‘ Mm Bu“ Mum“. mo, their audience a full ev n: of .m":PIIWeIe-'FF" ‘Hiram cou cit of Rot-island. il-tlc “m, u, 50m.“ h, ‘pend m, week- .. 2m * r ;:~v:=~-, were‘ “us”; ' > i c a lasts; c: ;...“":.:..: ggghwgi“ gm 5 ‘ - c epayan e senac y - 1- tngaean .‘ ting . .. moms m w» .57.... t... t... .. us... and Progressive Conserve a ve s... .. ....... s... w... t... _ ~ =

‘ Mr. Smith was greatly enjoyed. as ‘3-F- Miss Kathleen Williams, nurse-

ON MONDAY I G . star so o‘ - _ lflayera requeatadfllto attend.

any interested. or wishing to , . LANI Menowatia. oe-Psealdens i

He is survived by his wife, Flor- ence; three daughters, Mary Cous- ins, Marguerite Powers and Louise Webb; one son‘, John J-r; his aged mother. Mary Wallace of Coleman. P.E.I.; five brothers, Rankin, William and Her-men of Coleman. George of Bath, and Gordon of Boston; one sister, Mrs. Elsie Stewart of Canaan. NIH. and seven grandchildren.

services were held Monday l-t 31- 30 at the L.D.S. Church with Elder Ben]. Carter officiating. Burial was s-t the family plot in Stonington-S.

RUSSIAN RIVER. The Dniester River in Russia is about s00 miles long.

was also-the vocal nunsbors with guitar accompaniment by John -J. MacDougald and step-dancing .by Miss Noreen Smith. Rev. Kenneth McMillan was Master of Ceremon- ' lea. Before and after the play the

I visitors were entertained at the itrvtstlvnlgl taro ,

in-training. is spending her holi- days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David A. Williams.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacNaill had as guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callback. Summersidc, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Craig, Middleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCarthy have returned in their home after spending the winter months in Montreal with members of their family. a

Radio Broadcasts

MR. PETER GALLANT, figment Icy, will address Prince County electors over station CIRW, Summarside, MONDAY EVE- NING, MAY so, sat to soo tam.