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ovllw an with hard labour This w “ wish to unc the ' ‘f h“ Quebecbr their ggdond eldest “Md ‘m

y . . dfllghttl‘. Marlon Eileen to An- Céoairgixlkdesilended by Mr, w, gem-y

mnny John Arsenault. son o! Mr. N

d th late Mrs flmfili°‘i.‘i“iéoilintrsfiie, P.E.I.,

msrr future.

- 1 °’y.§’.i€.."éi’.'.'l’.°.".2§ loom-l,- w u. summcrs e urnmers de yesterday. They hfled on Friday evening. i811“!- illjfi all charged with conspiracy mo: st the office of t en . .b .1“ l-l violate the Bxc Pool. 015111111}; 1°15 13: 35mins]: 0f recent mlzures of stills. When the t~v,,to;:::.s. .. i.*a':.:.":."s “than, l 1.1»- - - n the Bugle Biiflddwflt; disgussrelreirxabréd s: £215 - been dg a orney ma e to hi- of the Band Committee be at the by the defense that he had to soil] mit to Ottawa and he asked for on Bdloumment until he had been livlsod by the authorities at Ott- d b th . Mr. W. Henry oonan isy

it was 511

meet-in to go into the mat- gtnm," r5111. It was pointed out that sand was urgently needed for the slides and the President agreed to attend to the matter of obtaining n price on a carload of nnd for this Purpose. At a later

meeting of the Directors of the corporation the chairman rcPOTl- ed that a meeting of the Summer- slde Tomi Council would be held Monday. Sept. lith and that all members of the S. Y. C. I. should p, present. Reporting for the Pro- Wty Committee Mr. P. 0. Clark Md mot part oi the equipment had arrived and that two slides hsd been erected and the balance go be installfii immediately, work to begin Mon ay. Sept. 4th and it was anticipated that the work would be completed in about ten days. The chairman instructed the heads oi the committees to hold meetings of the committees and p. have something of a progres- stve nature to report at the next rleetlngn-S.

Personals

- lass Annie coylo. omeary spent the holiday week-end with her sister, Miss Henrietta Coyle. 511111" merslde-S.

-Mr and Mrs. Leonard Peters nnd daughter Eleanor of Amherst have returned to Summerside to stay-S.

- Mrs James McCardle and son George of Moncton have been visiting Mrs Charles McDonald, Silmmersldc-S.

- Miss Mary Huestis, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huestis, Eummerside has entered Mlscouche convent Boarding school-S.

— Miss Joan Dawson, draught/er oi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dawson oi Summerside yesterday underwent in operation to have her tonsils re- aovedsin the Prince County Hos-

tal- .

—- Mr and Mrs. George Schur-t

lone Monday. after attending the ‘ltilllllli 0f their niece Miss Edna Schurman-S. -

—Plt Bruce Schurman of Wind- sor N S. returned to his unit on Tuesday morning after attending lb wedding of his sister Edna Bchurman—S.

"Mrs. D. F. McNeil. Mrs. W. i. Sullivan and Miss Ida Daw- son oi Summerslde were delegates from Summerside to the annual convention of the C. W. I... held in Charlottetown-S,

-Dr. i1‘. ‘r. Bowness. dentist. has rimmed to his home in Kensington "W11 improved in health after ‘Ptlldlllil the past six weeks in stilt-n Prince Edward Island Hos-

~Miss Eunice Clough and Miss Florence Best. of Summerside. were week-end visitors in Charlotte- wn as guests of the former‘s sis- Mrs. Cecil Ward.

h? Miss Theresa McCardlc, Mono- ,“ will’ Burnt part of the summer gazillion with her aunt, Mrs. h. rles McDonald, Summerside

rentered M-iscouche Convent ‘ll-Mini School-S.

-Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Robcrt- lfn iR.C.N.V.R.) have returned mm VlSlllHB Mr. Robertson's home

ted

om” l"! . Detroit, Flint and Places of interest in U. S. Mt" ‘P91141118 a few days visit-

a awa. ‘This we;

8’sidc it?" ilfficcr Killed 0n Activc Service

COMB)‘. Summers’

month. enliste frmn school in 1942

atlon at number one GRS Summerside.

of operations when illed.--S

Gay-Schurman Wedding

A very pretty wedding took place on Monday, Sept. 4th 1t the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Horatio

came the bride of F-Sgt. Howard

ay. To the strains oi the wedding march played by Mrs. Wlnsloe Morrison, the bride entered the

carried a bouquet oi Happy Day

hair fern. The bridesmaid was Miss Millie Rayner who was dress- ed in blue satin and carried a

groom was supported by Mr. Ro- bert Scllurmnn, a cousin oi the bride. The bride's mother wore a

mother was dressed in navy with a corsage of American Beauty roses.

M83. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Bilson. pastor

Summerslde Central Christian

Church oi which tile bride was a very valuable member.

The house was prcttliy decorated with gorgeous flowers supplied bv the Bo Kay Gardens. After cor.- gratulations had been extended to the young couple a delicious buf-

fet lunch was served to the many guests. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Jack Schurman, Mrs. Bell

Schurman and Mrs. Herbert SChlll- man, all aunts oi the bride. Mrs. Frank Green. cousin of the bride. poured. The two tier wcddin, cake which was decorated with a miniature bride and groom WM wt by the bride.

Mrs. Robertson's parents, Mr. mlllirs. Calvin Chappell, Ken- imual. they have returned to

lisunnniiE

- ..~ “l. .3. Aid, West Sullllllrrsllil alg‘;ah:‘l,‘ll_’ly "l “ “M.

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ll Granville gseees lamuoralh

Later the bride end groom left on their honeym . by motor. on a tour oi the Maritirs’ lxovlnces. 1am- going away the bride wore la two-piece suit oi powder blue witl mew}. les with a cor- e oi ream roses.

evlous to her marriage a shew- er was held in her honor by mem- bers oi thc Christian Church when many beautiful gifts were received by the bride-S.

Too

, ial No. 5054a. aood ggrllgltiofir Price 8400.00. Apply Horne Motors. 9-6-31

Ion sans - noon axsaaan

Rock Pullets liayinel sir month!

sr and Charlottetown a bill- sals coupons. and airport pass.

l

Ziuflimfl

new, lummerside. Phone

Dfllltue Water e lllrl Gum. sfomvius s33: Guardian will be delivered to all! house in Bummer-gin , T“ per week. Jbone 288 for this iervice "m! ill your route. Z _ xw; - 4a.. Moria _|93 SALE O Jul“, mm r lfllflfllll. will be will 1"“ w‘ A’ ‘slew-armhole: of m mlietl] UPPER t G d —IOI SALE . Juana" s ' I.‘ ti“ 900d f$§l§"rlro-§§y§t§5; 9-6-31

C. Summerside men, wnl-lfitfitldfll ha. 11k ssemion, cont-

61109. The .. Mr J. s $1133.21?

CASES — ADJOURNED — Th We to take place in theg-rke-ulll‘ preliminary hearings oi mnn§ ....‘2.“i‘.‘€l..‘.*."'s..’n$'.t‘“" °‘l"‘§..'f““ i QR B n a. r. In roof. merino ned when they esrntfi...“ nelfii, . E. Darby. K. C , at

court that certain

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race ve t

g... D££.h.;.n,f%r usual ‘or ense l tht is

rr/o Leslie R 3 acoilnellerolklfig

7/0 Conley. who would have been only nineteen vears old next

d nt Summcrside He led his class at S.F.T.S., receiving his commission and wings at the same itgirne. He later led his class ill nov-

He proceeded overseas a year a- 80 and served until recently ill the rlear East. He was transferred a- bout six weeks ago nnd mav have béeen serving in the Euro an thea-

Schurman, Summerside, when their eldest daughter, Edna May. bc-

Gny. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert nun of Moncton returned to thci 1G

room on the arm of her father. who gave her in marriage. She look- ed charming in her floor length wedding gown oi white satin. her long veil being held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She

roses. bebys breath and maiden nosegay oi Sweetheart roses. The nav sheer dress with corsage oi Bet r Time roses. The groom's

During the signing of the register Mrs. Morrison played "0 Promise

Ion saw - sriloauanan

ona-a I gal-e rtqsenrqslrusr mm laws.

SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 - 9.15 THURSDAY AT 3.30

SUMMERSIDE

ALBERTO!

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark

wales. of their

boat. The verses

assisted by her girl friends,

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urst, N.B.. on llcr way here,

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark nlerside,

hirs. David B. Hodgson. Mrs. 901ml. Mrs, D. S. Miller motored to Summerslde as the guest of Mrs. Vernon England. Mrs. Miller re-

house guest of her daughter, rs. Firth Bowness.

St. Peter's Anglican Church had a most successful ice cream social Saturday evening. One hundred and fifty five dollars were realized.

Rev. Lloyd Henderson conducted the service lll Tyne Valley Presby- tcrirln Church Aug. 27. lVLr. Hen- derson was student pastor in the Fraser Memorial Church a few years ago. Many from this con- gregation were present at the ser- vice on Sunday which greatly pleased Mr. Henderson. Those motoring down were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Miss Margaret Forsyth, Miss Marlon Hardy and Mr. Hall. the present. student pastor here.

The work on the new Alberton Hospital is progressing very favor- ably. The foundation is being laid for the nurses home also. The Sisters of St. Martha, Charlotte- town, are warmly received by the citizens oi Alberton who are carry- ing on this worthy work here.

A welcome little visitor arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnston. Aug. 27, a new baby girl. Barbara Elizabeth. Congratulations.

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Profitt re- ceived word recently that their son Kenneth has been badly wounded in active service. He lost an eye and one arm. There are five of the family in the armed forces. His many friends here are hoping for the best and wishing that he may get home in the near future. -—A.

Kensington and Vicinity

M15, Rfly Lamprnan of Toronto has returned home after spending a pleasant. two weeks holiday With

neth McLean.

Mrs. BerkleTflS-ixton ha; re- turned to her home in Glace Bay.

N. s. after spending a pleasant voo-

ation with relatives and friends in Kensington, Sea Yiew and Cnar- lottetown.

Mr Justin Kilbride accompanied by his friend. Mr. Stephen Mc- Cormac is spending a few days verv pleasantly in Kenstngtrm the

Misses Mary, Teresa and Anna Trainor oi’ Kinkora spent, ‘Ihurs- day in Kensington.

d i“ D th m". - WHITE SHEER’ ‘Lousl: w re visitors to Kensington eon sinufllahehion shop container. misting: film,

, Apply Wesley Dinnis. Mt.‘ lift... Road. Reward. c-s-ai‘ p

L081‘ narwsau swarm alv- iold containing . " n card.'

Mr. Wendell McKenna and

daughters, Florence and Elizab

B)’.

tendance oi pupils and two new

Miss Nora McCarvllle has re-

"d" “u I" nlknd’ Globewteglrnlg lvlligendflcheattgitlipewfndnd’ -e st ma. unmet Poms-

s

Screen a. by Fihse; Davis, louse s.»

—

spent Friday of last. week in Sum-

moincd in Slimmerside to be the’

her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ken--

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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN i leading Producer

E. C. JOIINSTONE, C. L. U.

Manger for Prince Edward Island for The Dominion Life Assurance who, it was announced bv the Head Oifics in Waterloo, has qualified in the Company's leading production club. Mr. Johnstone ls a member of the Master Builder's Section in re- cognition of his, service to policy- holders and conservation of f- ness in force.

‘ALSO NEWS AND SHORT -"~

Exclnplificaticn 0f 4th Degree Knights Columbus

The exemplification of the first Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus in Prince Edward Island was performed in the auditorium oi St. Dunstanb University at 3 p. m., on Labour Day. Sept. 4th. In all tlacandldates were initiated into the Fourth Degree. Twenty-nine were from Sydney, N. S.; three from Glace Bay, N. 5.; two from Halifax: and three from New Brunswick.

Among the prominent initiates

Langholm, received a cable m} of Prince Edward Island were His nounclng the safe arrival 1n Cardiff, EXCollenc Bishop Boyle, the Right Elizabeth rogweilfamlgiykiwrh enjoyable farewell party was given Elizabeth by her many friends at River, and the Right Rev. Monsig- the home of Mr. and Mrs. George hOr J. A. Murphy of Kinkora. Ir before her de- The Fourth Degree staff consisted parture. She received many m; o: the following: Hon. W. J. P. , presented to her on a little w m, MacMlllan, O. B. E., I... L. D., Vi. were read by D-. - Miss Helen Hardy. A delicious Degree for Nova Scotia and P. E. supper was served by the hosts“ Island, and former vice Supreme A

Rev. Monsignor G. J. ~McLellan of Summerslde, the Right Rev. Mon- signor Maurice McDonald of Vernon

M., Master of the Fourth

Master of the Fourth Degree for Canada and Newfoundland; the

LAC. Keir Matthews, Toronto, Right Rev. G. J. McLellan. ihfl spent a few days with his wife and young daughter, Helen lastweeieiwuche, Rev. M. A. McAdam of

Rev Martin Monaghan of Mis-

Glace Bay, N. S. an C

d . D. Mc- Mrs. George Clark, Quebec, ar- lEacllern, Grand Knight of Sydney rived home Monday morning, she Council, N. S expects her husband later. Mrs. Clark spent several days in Bath.

were followed by a banquet at the Charlottetown Hotel at 6.30 in honour of the initiates. After tile traditional toast. to the King had been drunk, the toastmastmr, Dr. W. iJ P MacMlllan offered “the

address by His Excellency the Most

Reverend James Boyle, D. D. , Bish-

op of Charlottetown. The toasts to

,“Our Armed Forces" and "Our

iCountry and Our Order" were res-

Jponzlcd lo by Messrs. H. F. Mac- Phee, K. C. and A A. Gardiner. K. S. S. (3.. Montreal, respectively. The two latter addresses were of a high, patriotic order.

l Appropriate solos capablv render- ed were sung by the Rev B D. Gillis. J P McInnls, A. R. Mc-t Innis, Charlottetown and several visiting Knights. -,

The banquet concluded ivithl tlllie singing of the National Arl-' t em.

in Memoriam

MR. MALCOLM MaeS WAIN

The funeral oi Mr. Malcolm Mac- Swaln 57 was held August l0 from the residence of his brother John Angus MacSwain on Peters Road.‘

Deceased had suffered greatly for many months because of a' cancer condition.

Blcro, (Mrs. John

Neil, Artemas and Chester and one‘ sister. Mary (Mrs. Charles Mac- Donald.)

Donald, Hlllis MacDonald, Harold MacSwain, William MacSwain and Joseph MacLean and Artcmas Mc- Donald.

The hymns sung were: "The lord's Mv Shepherd" All The Way My Saviour Leads Me" nnd "Shall We Meet Beyond The River" Mrs. J. D. Robertson sang "I Know A Name."

MR. IAM B. LEICO

The funeral of Mr. Samuel Sutherland Leeco 78. was held at Peters Road Presbyterian Church, ‘Sunday, August ti.

Deceased passed away Au ust 8 .at the Montague hospital fol owing .a period of illness. He was a mem- lber of the Presbyterian Church. lThe hymns sung were "The lord's

My Shepherd" Sun of My soul" .and "Abide With Mo" A trio sang "Does Jesus Care" and Life's 'Railway to Heaven."

I

all bearers were: Leslie Irving.

Samuel Irving, Gladstone Hisgen- 1, “m,” 1 8V6

botham, John Leeco and IIrving.

I I Besides his widow, Mrs. Sam 341%,, 1,5 Lecco deceased left to mourn his she

going four sons: George (Dorches-

ter Mass) Hiram, Samuel Lot 3mm‘ M “rd!” and Mn’ Kimmie‘: (Navy Pictoul foster and iour is enrolled as a ' daughters; Elan fie. (Mrs. Dave Commercial C

Irving) Mary. (Mrs. John Miller)

- I l M _ ' _ by his mother, Mrs. Charlie Gavin, Amela f rs Otis Acorn) and Elva, Mr Tlegnglllele Impzz-“dlisée écgfig- ‘raved m me my yesterday‘ Mm B I

(Mrs. G. Higginbotham.) .dav to -—— Gill.

,‘ Butter Market

T‘ . Kensington High School re- LOST “' Fox PUP’ "ATINUM ned on Tuesdav with a fair.’

l"'.';i.'.‘l.“.'..°il5% struts“ o"

i noilnd i st and M11. Eds 50.0i6.666 on the same datoznigs‘. er. ‘year. said n Dominion Burcnu cf

Th Set iflhulgiz" n I e . o . substantial, gain overngsugs lw$he§ 38,680.30 ooimds were in stem,

cnitnsi cusnoisufclmwn Library ' “lfireat Asset To

olvanblna , . of a wa nature llanod

"giant, ...,:-'..,,..., ,.,. Reading Public CI-ABWILL lo: notoranbl- will be the only Island Government came to an a- d-rils store open th and evening. l-e-li raries, there was introduced in the CONFBDBATION m- rules which as not its equal in . IAN l.

——-- It is tr UIT.— ‘Iiere was an of British Columbia, the Okanagan

t. the City Police and th, Fraser valleys, that have,‘ day the same system the: i; enjoyrd here but onl in Prince Edward a rou ONTAIIO - asrs. Island oen 1t sold that all the Thug-flay people, urban and rural, have free aoc

0M i0 lily 1,“, any nubiect and to the world's best literature.

nos. will be tn nl “rally. in this opgg gm; “mofinflni centre of population, there are, 9.5.1; xuanv more books to choose fromi

___ 5x35135110" _ of the. smaller oen res. Of course,

DEAR-TUBE IBGIITT D M15! Vermlrl Mcnimlld. left ester- But there is no denying that the g for Montreal. 14st studious city reader has, by reason

tendered g, mo“ enjoy.’ of Pflly at the home of hi; dimosal. an immediate advan-

win and presented‘ tage over the rural reader. token by her girl

COLLISION-A The Charlottetown Library is a

and Pownal Streets een a needs of the reading public. On Cbev- the ground floor it contains ven by Archibald plenty of s ace for several reading onshaw. sent Chever- tables whic are used doiiv (except.

Hospital where at, Sundays) by scores or interested resting com- readers and its shelves contain ut twenty- thousands of books of fiction and married and non-fiction. Practically every sub- ueen Street. lect. of lnterast to thinking man is

erie and a car. d:

fbrtably. Che-verie, five years of age, is lives at l2 Upper Q City.

"—-' e MOURNED-‘Ihe death subject of public or academic in- pital on Septem- terest: encyclopedias. Whitaker's st MacNutt, Almanac, Canadian Almanac, can-

a her family and to ciai lends. She was rnentary d the former Hazel D daugh- Index, Itngiish and Canadian Who's W of he late Who. and dictionaries of all the Davison of Charlotte- more important. languages. is survived by her hus- a brother. Lyman Davi- lock and key, are thousand; of ir-

mother. replacabie Island newspapers, many held prlvate- of them going back to 184i. Here

son. in addition to her The funeral will be ly on Thursday afte

BREAK AT HUNTER RIVER — Watchman, Palladium, Monitor, the o youths from Charlottetown Islander, and the Examiner. Also W91? BDmehended in the McGui- old copies of the Patriot. the Royal BQvle general store at Rive’ Mimi"? "ill" and of those old flies make very in- G '7 teresting reading. . The youths, both a the store when one of Percy Boyle

‘gut The staff consists of three cap-

the proprietors Mr.

» Quaid. The are always willing to. tffylfiofgfjg go to cons clef-able trouble to sot-f

The excmplificatlon ceremonies th nd Police at Charlottetown.

Manv friends in C ariottetolwn will ecting

recently announced. of be. Church." This was responded tolMr in n very learned and eloquent‘

w. __ -~ =——__:_—:__ 1 lm- ' H l Sch hl

“W” ser- Miss eoutllkl. erotoliecersligirg: that City sfihllllls UIIOII

ottetown and many parents commit a serious

""1 l" a 1'5“ error in discouraging their children

If

a dance last night at the Club for the crew of a ship

‘fhe 9d the eshm enfiruillxl- 'W"_ E J t ‘viarj rie C mpbell e . os nee A o a . a "c". orbs; "y". 2"‘; .""'-”l“lh'§“1?3'¥=5§'m'y "“’ "m" m) . . ecaonw a eary an_ca'o. ' ,. BA‘ A -Att Cor- The orchestra under Art Cantweli Ila may b9 that 11° ‘land “m be e was complimented on the fine mus- m“ e-