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dary Magistrate James B., John- *eten when he held weekly court in Georgetown on Wednesday.

The evidence of one crown wit- Bess, Constable D. Hender of the Montague Detachment RCMP

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MCKENNA FUNERAL —T he. funeral for Swithen McKenna was, held on Wednesday, Oct. 14th: from his late residence to St. |

Rev. Austin Bradley was sub-| deacon. Master of ceremonies was | Father Kelly. Rev. Harold Croken ‘was present in the sanctuary. The were Waldo Gardner, |

Sherry, Angus MacDonald, | Keough, Harrison MacFariane. Interment took place im the church cemetery. j

- Professional Cards

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Accountants

7. Earle Hickey & Co. Canadian Bank of Commerce Building

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BR. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Aute — Casualty S Summer %. Summerside |

Optometrists E. E. Parkman

Opt. DB. 2.0. PHONE 3287 Bummer St Summerside

B. F. Hunter, R.0.

Summerside, PE. 1 Phone 3116 SMALLMAN’S BUILDING

Photocranhers

The Read Studios D. W. SEARS

Barristers p George R. MacMahon, —

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- lse Kensington on Saturday's) Phone Summerside 3551 255 Water %. Summerside

A. B. Campbell, BA, LLB. Phone S’Side 3818

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TANKER CARRIES BIG CARGO.

wharf yesterday afternoon car- tying a cargo of \120,000 bar-

22 Kine County Cases Disposed Of By Court

valued at less than $50, property of Emerson Cor- _of Murray River. The ac- his sentence suspend-

year and entered in-

mais ak Ga te bea Or paaes

-|Two of the cheques,

rels of bunker off. Under the Command of Captain Trapanni,

was a charge against Arthur James Bridges of Cardigan RR who pleaded not guilty to a charge of cruelty to animals by failure to provide adequate food for a horse, and causing the horse to be driven while im an under- nourished condition, thereby causing the horse unnecessary suf- fering. He was represented by Mr. Nicholson.

IN CLOSED SEASON—

Gordon Lavers ae William Prosper Jr., both of Georgetown, were each fined $10 for having two lobsters in their possession during the closed season.

A resident of Iona and a resi- dent of Milltown Cross both pleaded guilty to being intoxicat- ed in a public place and were each fined $20 and costs.

A resident of North Lake was fined $25 and costs for having k- quor in his possession which had not been purchased from a ven- dor.

A resident of Murfay Harbor South who pleaded guilty to dis-

contrary to.a Town of Montague by-law, had his case adjourned for one week for judgment.

A resident of Cardigan and a resident of Georgetown were each »| fined $5 and costs for having de- fective equipment on their motor vehicles.

A resident of Souris and a resi- dent of Point Pleasant: were each fined $10 and costs when they pleaded guilty to not being the holders of drivers licences for the current year.

A resident of Montague charg- ed with driving without due care and attention, failed to appear in /court and had a summons issued

.| for his appearance in one week.

Gerald R. Foster, crown pros- ecutor for Kings, represented the crown in all cases.

FORGED CHEQUES LOOSE

WINDSOR, Ont. (CP—City de- tectives Wednesday issued an,

alert for banks and merchants to be on the lookout for forged TransCanada Air Lines cheques. each made out for $130, have been cashed in

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@iturbing the peace by fighting, |

ABRAMS

ADULT POLIO CLINIC

The adult polio clinic for 1st, 2nd, 3rd inocula-__ tions for Abram’s Village and surrounding district will be held in Abram’s Village School, Friday, October 16. Time 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

VILLAGE

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FISH AND GAME MEETING

IN UNITED CHURCH HALL, SOURIS OCTOBER 15th at 8 p.m. | Important discussions regarding dates for trout season. Everybody Welcome.

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Lobster | Fishing — Shows Increase

the tanker came here from Aruba via St. John’s New- |

foundiand. Her next port of call | will. be Saint John, N.B.

Protestant Orphanage Contributions | Gt. George St.

$ 25.00 Craswell’s

- Proude & Moreside|

Phote Studio!

$ 10.00 .. Sunter’s Ladies Wear} $ 10.00 ......°.... Fashion Shop | $ 10.00 .... Stewart Motors, Ltd’ $ 10.00 ...... Island Radio Co. | $10.00 .......... Arnfast, Ltd.| $ 10.00 .... Jenkin’s Pharmacy 6.00 .. pubese Oe tr Sem 6.00 .. ’ Staff of the Vendor's BMD pisscexsccc ee A ee 5.00 .......... The Bike Shop| $.00 ...... Dr. G. D. Barrett mae 2... Peter MacNeill |

5.00 Rose Marie Beauty Shoppe

5.00 A. D. Seaman 5.00 a Home & Auto

okies Dr. J. C. Gallant 5.00 .... Maritime Stationers 5.00 .. Household Finance Co. DMP) xccsbaus H. M. Simpson 5.00 .... Miller Bros. 5.00 Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada

5.00 .... Tanton Accessories 5.00 . Williams Jewellers WO cect kad Reg MacNutt

5.00 New Way Furniture Co. | 5.00 Charlottetown Veterinary

Clinie 4.00 The Island Credit Bureau BMF eee cise. Burns Jewellery

PRR RHENEDH BHHEEVEEE CH BWUYHNEEHH

2.00 ea: Mrs. H. J. Dingwell, Mary Fielding, Prince Beauty Parior, Dillon Printing Co., G. D. Carson, P. W. Small, David Murphy, Lioyd Grant; Eddie Acorn, George Waller, Murphy’s Service Station, Harry A. Mac- Dougall, Eastern Auto Supplies, Robert MacKinnon, Hi-Style Mil- linery, Tweel’s Restaurant, Em- pire Life Insurance Co., Hambly & Innis, B. J. Haywood, Mrs. D. Ss. Campbell, Fred Lambros. i |$ 1.00 ea: Mrs. Edison Watts, Mrs. Marion Stewart, Charles MacGregor, Adelaide Larter, P. 'C. Bower, Mrs. Claire Peters, , | Moran’s Children's Wear, Steri- ‘ing Moore, Bus MacCannell, | Vessey’s Tire Shop, Elmer Mac- Intosh, Roy Pursey, The Gloria, | | Verna Cahoon, Fred G. Kelly, | ‘Isabel Stead, Barbara Leitch, J. A. MaclIsaac, Kip Ready, Peter DesRoches, Eric Foster, Alban |Gallant, Reg. Newsome, Robert | Harvey, Doug. Forsythe, Harvey, | MacLennan, Harry Sentner, H. |D. Bell, Alden Ellis, James jane, John Carr, Clark Cud- }more, Layton Stone, Victor Ling, Harvey Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth Newbury, Sadie. Huestis, A. E. | Wilsos, Mrs. G. W. Bennett. |.50e ea: Joe DesRoches, A. J. |MacKenzie, Rowan MacKenzie, | Elmer Gorveatt, James Lee, Phillip Thompson, Mrs. Henry MacLean, Marion Court. |.40c: Mrs. M. A. Cardiff. |.25¢ ea: Elaine MacLure, A | Friend.

|Lower Gt. George St.

$25.00 MacDonald & mae |" Woodworking Co.

AND SATURDAY

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TONIGHT (THURSDAY) & FRIDAY 7 & 9:20

MATINEE 2 P.M.

BIG DOUBLE BILL

“VILLA”

Brian Keith — Cesar Romero

“HIDDEN HOMICIDE”

Griffith Jones — James Kenney

Grockon ond Gallant Bidg, S'Side

Complete Change of Program SATURDAY NIGHT 7:15 — 9:15

“COUNT 5 AND DIE”

Starring Jeffrey Hunter

. |Nevia, M. MacPhee, Basil Phil-|

'$ 15.00 Charlottetown Marine In-

dustries, Lid. $15.00 ...... H. L. Sear & Co. BGO ivvise sist WwW. W. Reid SOO oikcexs . Athol Burns D eee. 3.... E. J. Deckendorff pet Beesere Bea Vanlderstine | $ 5.00 ........ Mrs. Hazel Lea $ 5.00 .... G. G. K. Peake, Ltd. S $M... 22: N. W. Lowther $ 200 ea: B. Graham Rogers, |

Mrs. Reg. Fraser.

$ 1.00 ea: Claude MacKay,| Elmer Craswell, Edwin Steven-j; j son, Frank Campbell, a Blanchard, Mrs. W. H.

.75c: Eugene Gorman.

Prince of Wales College

DO ice iks ks W. A. MacPhee BMD siccvanses G. L. Bennett S BM ini si J. B. Brow $ 5.00 .. Dr. Frank MacKinnon 4M .......3. Lily H. Seaman! $ 2.00 ea: M. C. Bethune, Roy)

Campbell, F. M. Lothian, Edgar MacArthor, Helen Yeo.

$ 1.00 ea: Ian Brown, Lawson Drake, Katherine Fraser, Sophia | MacCallum, Meredith MacLean, | F. MacMillan, Christine Mac-'

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lips, Norman Stewart, Ferne| Vessey, E. L. Wonnacott, A Friend.

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-|mittee appointed to bring in a

.|treasurer, C.R. Leard stated that

and Ralph Adams were appointed members of a nominating com-

slate of officers at the annual meeting in November.

Fred Peters, St. Louis, con- gratulated the board- for their sponsorship of a picnic site at Bloomfield which he considered a splendid project and a real cre- dit to the district. The secretary-

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- The Adult Polio Clinic for 1st inoculations for Bradalbane and surrounding districts will be held in Bradalbane Hall, Thursday, October 15, 71:00 to 10:00 p.m.

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GU AN N BU U . : Se Oe ee en a ee eS Oe : ¥ lobster revenues i ( Summerside Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2 lobster revenues may Raat, Sa - ~ -‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Oct. 15, 1959. 3 aa are eg = 7 — : landed to the end of August : with ee Dri T Board wa aceagy esncon win, re! SOURIS THEATRE ° be A PF West Prince Trade Board Fer er ee) rary on 5 catch was 7,970,000 pounds with a onke a value of $2,510,000. The catch High Schpol Wants Directional Si wv iausm me | Confidential” ants virectTiona igns “Awe remiss u-| Confidential” . ter for the first en ths of ALBERTON BUREAU reported that harbour the construction of several oer this year by comparison with the} Ress Tamblys - Mamie OF THE GUARDIAN Ss aboeat completed Gar Gla year] sealer picnic sites are und | same period in 1958. This year the Van Doren Members from St pores ee ane © evens Gant deaths of we consideration for the western pa. | catch was up by 2,500,000 pounds cunpec, Tignish, Conway and Al-|ter at the harbour entrance at/of the Island. to 20,169,000 with a value of $2,- berton attended the regular meet-/low tide. Following brief remaks from | 548,000. This compared with the : ing of Alberton and West Prince} Ralph Gaudet was appointed) Mr. Mathers and Mr. Wood of — - aah foc a ema Caste ee tas poe avenedl ota ea aioe guests at . in Al- : / —— here and BC. oon eae adult education. + See vane neraiech omens mica ADULT POLIO CLINIC Crapaud-Victoria — of on Harvey Hutt, Leo D. Arsenault al ANE