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.xEW POTATOES now avail- able, Louis Moose. New Annan.

.-J. is. TAYLOR, Optometrist, at Charlottetown. wlli be in Al- berton Office this Saturday. July '.'8th.

-iCE CREAM SOCIAL i.1 Carleton Siding School Tuesday, July 81st. Sponsored bvxWomen's Institute.

.HAVE YOUR bicycle repair- ed "ow, Apply Clarence Perry. 3:) Northuniberlond St.. Svmmersidc

L I WILL BE ABSENT from my office from Wednesday, July 23th until Wednesday. August Blh. Both dates included. Office will remain open. Repairs and lens replacements will be taken care or as usual. H.T. Colvln, Optom- etrist, Summerside.

L ANNUAL LOBSTER SUPPER ST. MARICS CHURCH GROUNDS Lot 7, Tuesday, Aug. 21st. Please iemember the date. Supper start- mg at. 4230. Games and many oth- or attractions. -

- xi-:NsiNo'YoN. MALPEQIYE AND FRET-ITOWN l'RESBYTER- IAN CHURCHES-Services, Sun- day, July 29th: The Sacrament of the Lordfv Supper in Malpedue at 11.00 A.plt,i Preparaiory,serv- ice on FridlY 3' 8'03 P-M-i FY89- twn at 9.30 A.M.: Kensington at 730 RM. The services will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. W.O. Rhoad of Baltimore. Maryland. Rm-. D.A. Campbell, Interim- .l-loderator. ' ,

-VISITING ST. ROCH-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doucctte accom- panied "by their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaudet of Chelsea, Ma.ss., are vis- vizng Mrs. Jerome P. Martin of St. Roch. Mr. Doucette was for- merly a resident of Tignish and has been living in the United Slates for the last forty-five year. He is employed by the Bos- ton and Maine Railroad. F

-GREAT ATTVRACTION-What is again proving to be a. great attraction to tourists. like' it was last. summer, am the old time sriuare dances held every two weeks at thgi St. Roch baseball ciubhouse near Tignish to defray the cost or the building erected a couple of years ago: The club- house is thd headquarters for the West Prince Suburban Baseball League of which Mr. W.D. Sum- ner is president. A large number of tourists arch".-s:pecI.od..at., th next dance. to be held flCxt-Tlies- day. '- -r,"

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PIINCI COUNTY OITICI I lamina; Street.” Sununenido. Phone eon flown. Subscriptions. Adve J. ILMEI IUIPIII and GIOIGI CLOW ' House Phones: III! and I031 The Guardtan may be bought at any of tho following stores in Snnuno poll Bookstore. Bnnuner Street; Gonruee Drugstore, 21 Central Street; Kenya News-stand. Water Street: Mara Gandet. d'I Granville ltrooli Alyrd Douooito'e Greeerr. Second Street; inland Motor Ttanaporl. Water Street: AIbnn'I Grocery. Ill lnuoll street. I. L WIIIA In Ienllrigwn WEST; PRINCE OFTIIJI 1 Aiborton: Frank Weokl. Bopreoenieuve. (lions: ll-a.0ffIco and CH lloiuo.

gg; igglidays in Springfield, the guests to Lembe and family. r -Mr. Roderick Milligan and Mr.

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- POULTRY --.Buying poul- try rainy days. and every even- ing from 6 P.M. until further notice. Eddie MacDonald, Ken- sington.

-CAPE TRAVERSE special gos- pel meeting continuing in the Gospel Tent at Wnddell'a Mills each night at 8 p.m. except Sat

urday. G. A. Ramsay. All wei- come. -BUYING peeled pulpwood

throughout July at market price: Contact P E 1. Produce Co.. Ltd Kenslngton. Phone-57 or George H. Brooklns. Kenslngton. Phone 9.

-THERE WILL be a meeting of the Prince County Fish an: Game Association in the Town Hall, Kensington. on Friday evg. nlns. July 27. at 8 pm. There will be guest speakers and .. 5h0Wll1B of films. All interested

sportsmen. farmers und land- owners in-the county are cor. dlally invited. N. E. Macbeou, Secretary.

-VISIT!-ID CENTRES - Mrs, A, 3- MBCKHY of Summerside and Mrs. Aubrey Brown of Stanley Bridge who met their sisters, Mrs. G. Barney of Whitefield, NH., and Mrs. C. Barnes of Milton. Mass. and nephew. Mr. Harvey Barnes, also of Milton at Aulac, proceeded by automobile to pomts'of interest. in Nova Scalia UEVFHIDS by way of the Cabot Trail, They arrived on Tuesday evening at Stanley Bridge.-S.

Personals

LMiss Libby Schurman of Ken- slnston is spending holidays with relatives in Summerside. K

-Mrs. George Webster of Souris was a visitor to Kensington and Kelvin on Friday. K

-Master Richard Mulally of Sourie is visiting in xensingtgn, the guest of his uncle, Mr. Harold Mulally and family.

-Rev. Francis McAulay arrived recently from Winnipeg to visit his sister Mrs. Leo Reid of Hope River. and his brother, Mr Bruce McAulay of Tracadie. K

-Mr. Max Murphy of Halifax is spending holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Weeks Murphy at Sea View, K

-Mrs. Harold Gormley and sons Jackie and Edward are spending;

of Mrs. Oormley's sister. Mrs.Ivnn K

Leigh Mllligan, B.Sc.. Toronto, have arrived from Toronto and

Brae.

-Mr. and Mrs. Allan Niles and son, Albany. P. E. I., spent the week-end at Norman's Cottage. I-iebron.

-Miss Marion MacDonald, E.N.. ' t , has arrived in Glenwood, where she in nursing her brother, Mr. Earle MacDonald, who has been quite ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gallant. their daughter Doreen and sons, Edmund and Francis. arrived from Hamilton.Ont., lest. week to spend holidays in Kensington. K

-Mr. Jack Gillie of Dorcheeter, Mase.,ie visiting his nephews, Har- old, George and.Jamee Mulally of Kensington, and his brother-in- law Mr. William Higgins of Sum- mereide. K

-The Misses Joan Wedge and Margaret Lowery of Moncton. N. B., are visitlrx in Summerelde. guests of the Wedge family, Gren- ville street.-5.

-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomp- son, Timberlie, NS, spent the past week in Springton, P. E.I.. (119803 of Mr. Thopeon'e mother, Mrs. Stephen Thompson.

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TENDERS

Tenders wanted for trans- portation of eleven children from Margate School to Kensington and return, for the 1951 school year. Tend- ers close August 1st. Lowest or any tender not necessar-

ABTIIUB, PE0l'l'l'1'. Secretary. Remington, RR... 3.

FOR SALE 9

One Myers Electric Jet Pump, 110 Volts. Complete with tank, pump, gauge, etc. All new. ,Regular price 5250.00. Selling at 5210.00.

w. L. MILLAR Remington, ' P.E.l.

, was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Macxenzie. Primrose. sponsored by the Primrose Women's ln- etii.ute. Almost 550 people nit,- tended. The tables were grace- fully set. displaying an array of cakes and cookies indicative -of the,cxcellent cooking ability of the ladies. The well-prepared and well-served supper was molt en- joyable to all. and the lldiel were dservedly commended for their splendid work and for the time given to its preparation.

-- sao wono RECEIVED - Word has been received in Sum- morside of the death in Medford, Mass, on July 20th of Mr. Wil- liam Doyle. formerly of Kensing- ton, P.E.l. Mr. Doyle was well known in Summeislde where he visited every summer as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly. He had been ill for some time as the result of a stroke. Mr. Doyle who was 58 years of age leaves a brother, Robert in Bos- ton and a sister. Mrs. Harry War- ren at Hampton Beach, Mass. His funeral took place on July 23rd at Medvford.-S .

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Personals

-Mr. Charles Maclsaac, Mont- real, is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Maclsaac,'Hebroii.

-Mrs. D. .1. Coffee, Boston, Mass. is a guest at. the home of her nephew. Dr. R. L. Noomm and Mrs. Nbonan, Summerside.

-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell of Trenton, Ont. are visiting Mrs. Campbell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Campbell, Summerside.

--Mrs. Jack Keefe and children. Connie and Angela of Philadel- phia, Penn. have arrived to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mccardle, Mid- dleton.

Mr. nd Mrs. Herbert Houston of Weetwood, Nass; Miss Alice Houst- on of Manasquan. N. J.; Mr.- and Mrs. Maurice Perry. Sr. and Miss Bessie Klnch of Alberton enjoyed a pleasant visit to Summerslde on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Houston from Westwood. Mass: M158 Alice Houston from Maiiasquari. N. J.. and Miss Agnes sherry from Point Du Chene. N. a.. have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Perry, Sr. of Alberton.

RIO DE JANEIRO-(CPi-Dip- lomatic relations between Brazil and the West German Govern- ment renew July 10. It was the first time in more than nine -years Brazil has had relations with I German government.

In the ancient Roman armies 8 legion consisted of about 6.000 menl divided into 10 "cohorts."

REGENT muoiii 1.15 a. 9.15

The True and Savage Story of "BILLY THE KID"

KENSINGTON

Thursday 26th To

58.50. Clearing-pair . -pair

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Ladies' Suits,

2095

309:. DISCOUNT.

mamas s-roni:

Mid Summer clearance Sale Men's Basket Weave Orkfords, size 6 to 10. Regular

Menls Loafers, size 6 to 91,4. Regular 59.00. Clearing

Men's Loafers, sizes 6 to 10M. Regular 57.10. Clear- Men's Rayon Gabardine Suits, sizes 36-37-38-40-42. Regular 329.50. Clearing .................. .. . Men's Khaki Gabardine Semi Dress Pants, sizes 30 to 38. Regular 57.98. Clearing .. 55.75 Men's Overalls, sizes 36 to 38. Clearing -pair 53.00 2 Only Ladies' Shortie Coats, 521.95. Clearing ......... .. sizes 13-14-16-20-20&-22V2. Regular 532.50. Clearing ........ .. ' 2600 Assortment of Ladlee' Blouses ............ .. 51.98 to 55. Boys' Gabardine Suite, sizes 30-31-32-34. Re 519.00. Clearing ......... ..

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We still have in stock Men's, Women's and Children's BOOTS and SHOES at the OLD PRICES, which is much lower in price than the new shoes now srrivin . Discount on all Ladies' and Children's SUMM CASUALS, WHITE and CANVAS SHOES.

All children's DRESSES clearing at 2096 DISCOUNT. One rack of Lediee' DRESSES, assorted-clearing at

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KENSINGION

Mcfeely-leclair Wedding Tuesday

at. Paul's church. Buinmereide was the setting for an exceptional- ly pretty wedding on Tuesday morning a. '1 o'clock Ewhen Squad- ron Leader H. Smeaton. Chaplain at R.c.A.P'. ztation, united in mar- riage in a double ring ceremony, Mary Alvina Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Leclair. and James Mcreely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc.i"eely of Oalmer. Manitoba. The wedding music was under the direction of Mrs. Irene Peters and appropriate hymns were sung by the girl's choir during the Nuptlal Mass.

Given in marriage by her father. the bride was lovely in her floor length gown- of white satin, lily point sleeves. fitted bodice and full skirt. Her finger tip veil was held in place with a beaded ooronet and she carried a bouquet of Bet- ter Time Roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Theresa Pineau. was gowned in mauve brocadeci organdy with matching headdress and she car- ied a bouquet of Queen Elizabeth yellow roses.

Little Jean Arsenault. cousin of the bride, was flower girl and wore a gown of yellow organdy with a bandeau of flowers as headdress. she carried a basket of Pink De- light roses. Mr. Alyre LeClair, brother of the bride was grooms- man and Mr. wendnll Murphy of Charlottetown and LAC Norman MacLe0d were ushers.

Mrs. Leclalr chose for her daughter's wedding a dress of navy sheer,with pink accessoies and wore a corsage of pink canatlons. The grooms mother was attired in floral nylon with green and white accessories and her corsase W33 01 red carnatlons. A reception for fifty guests was held at the Birch Hill Tourist Lodge where the bride's table. with its attractive ar- rangement of mixed flowers and lighed tapers: was centred with a three-tier wedding cake. topped with a miniature bride and cream. The toast to the bride was given by Father Smeaton and responded 10 by ihe Groom. Congatulatory re- marks were also made by Rev. J. Leclair.

LAC McFeely and Mrs. McFeely left on a wedding trip though The Marltimes. the bride travelling in a suit of teal blue garardlne with pink accessories and a corsaze Oi pink carnatlons. On return they will reside in Summerslde where the groom is stationed a the R.C. A.F. station.

The groom's gift to the bride was a matching set of silver bracelet and earrings; the bride! B111 '0 the bridesmaid was a sold C001- birthstone rinz. Th9 beslv mm "' pact and to the flower Bill Bl ceived a Ronson- lighter and the ushers gold cuff links.

Out. of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFeely and duaghter. Patsy of Oakner. Man-I itoba; Mr. Oscar Arsenault of

P. E. ISLAND

Tuesday July 31st

57.00

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size 14-15. Regular

lav- 5 5.00

the hindmost car's horn, the driver

atcly. One of the poets has said:

right places. but it might be some just as great. a hardship in pap-

ently displayed

7. and added it to the size of my

, Providence. R.I.; an uncle of the bide; Mrs. Emily Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Egan of Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gauthier. and Mrs. Earl Blanchard of Freetown.

was honored with a number of mis-

cellaneous showers when she re- ceived manyg lovely gifts.

closed from July 30th to August 18th inclusive.

Borden when on rout to visit re- latives at Georgetown.

."But," said his friend, "8 and 7 add up to 15, not 13." "He's tellin' me." exclaimed the other scorn- tully, "In I won 510.000.

The work of the Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety or- ganization cannot be too highly commended. Scores of children and adults are getting instruction

Let's Talk It over

A Prince County Viewpoint by "or

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jay and son Carmen of Mr. Stewart were visitors to Borden recently. -,

Misses Frances and Laura Own who have been visiting relatives and friends at Montreal and Tor-

mumguou of yuan "II! will enable. them 10 t-Ike onto returned to their home in ' proper precnubions when they 391.3,", No doubt more than once you 7rl'l0m50lV” "9 bllhlnl. Ind that have seen a hair dozen or so can also gives them the knowledge . um,” 1,-veg." ogmpbgll at

held up on Water Street, Sum- mereide. because,of some traffic obstruction which. of course,can- not be seen by the rear cars, and then you hear the raucous note of

necessary to halt; others who may Borden is visiting his sister. Mrs. get into difficulties. A work such D"-mi, Hg,” .1 pom: 'ruppgf' N, as this will increase the pleasure 3 of bathing and decrease the chances of tragic mishaps more and more as time goes on.

Mr. and Mr. Robert Micnearty and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Bearty of Pine Falls. Main, arriv- ed in Borden where they visited at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mclearty. Robert and Harvey with their father, Mr. Philip Michearty later left for Lake at. Johns. Que.

CAPITOL

imperiously demanding that all cars get out of his way immedi-

Borden ond Vicinity

Mr. John MacAasey of Bedford is spending a few weeks in Borden with his sister, Mrs. Bessie Toombe.

Miss Shirley Acorn of Miilvlew

spending a week in Borden

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett I8"! and grandpappy's day. some w”0d- ,

"The loud laugh that speaks the vacant mind". We think this blaring horn bespeaks the vacant mind of the driver blowing it much more certainly.

School children find it most difficult to get apostrophea in the

consolation to know that it was 1"

where they will be employed with the rbundation-Go. we. notice Mcnearty will spend two ween with her parents, Mr. and Inn. Frank Dnlzlel at Charlotto and Mrs. Harvey rdcioerty

visit her parents.

ron SALE

CENTRAL STEIN! Summer-eldo

Apartment house containing four apartments. Very at- tractive investment oppor- tunity. Priced reaeonabh. Apply R. S. TIINTON, E0. Summerside S

Summon-side

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of them apparently never did get the hang of it, as signs pmmgn- Miss Mary Grace Mcnrearty of Borden is spending a month with

on. Summerside street, .0 ciea,-1y furnish the her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.

'H IVIIA TA Marla

proof. Here are just a few ex- El-IE9"! C5593! 5'1 MOMYGII. amplee: "Lo.d-ie's, mene', men's and boy's." Reminds us of the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barber ,,-:-”'

(nee Betty Jenkins) and little son Paul of Montreal were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William White at

fellow who won 510.000 by betting on horse No. 13. When asked why he bet on No. 13, he said: "Just a hunch. I took the size of my hat,

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Sealed Tenders marked ”Tenders for John C. Mac- Quarrie Property" will be received by the undersigned!

shoe. 8. So I bet on horse No. 13."

Plot to her marriage the bride

at the office of J. Watson MacNaught, Solicitor, Water Street, Summerside; up to twelve o'clock noon on Wed- nesday the first day or August for the purchase of seventy-four acres of land

NOTICE

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My law office will be

(much of it covered with pulp wood) at Enmore in Lot 10, the property of the

ALSO LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY

late John C. MacQuarrie.

DON'T MISS "VIRGINIA CITY"

MORLEY M. BELL MARY 19- MMQUARRIF-3 FRIDAY s. SATURDAY Summerside Admi",'5i"””x' "An Action Packed Film with Errol Flynn .,

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35 Fine English Worsted Suits In all the Inner sliodoe- single and double breasted models-tailored by Fashion- Crnfi and Snvlle Row. Rog. 559.50-

SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST . . . . . .........,. .

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BROKEN LINES or HIGH GRADE SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE OFFERED TO YOU AT GREAT lll.E iiiiai LAST

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ENTIRE STOCK of Men's Straw Hots. Regular 51.00 to 56.00- SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST . . . . ..... . . . , .

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ENTIRE STOCK of Gabardine. Sofia and Foncvl Shower Proof Hers. Regular 52.95 to 53.50- ' SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ENTIRE STOCK of Sporr Slilrrs. All sizes in sliorr and long sleeves. Regular 53.50 to 56.95- SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST

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ENTIRE STOCK of Swim Trunks and Beach Slioris. Regular 52.95 to 57.95- SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST

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ENTIRE STOCK of T-Slilrls In plain and fancy por:.:rns., - Regular 51.65 to 53.95- SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST

V370 0

ENTIIIE STOCK of Men's Khaki Pants. Iiogulor 54.50- SPECIALWHILE THEY LAST

A5 ABOVE - Finer Quality - Regular 56.25 for 54.25

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rune: STOCK of lace buck Blue Denim Dungoroe Penis. leer qualify - Regular 53.25'nnd 53.50- srrciai. WHILE THEY LAST

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