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Van Heusen on

(and white too),

it's the BflLllEB LOOK

lit Dad is the type that shies from plain color shirts — just try o

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.. rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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You'll find many suggestions for Father's Day Gifts at SMALLMANB

WBTEDI Gllillllllll -nasuvs Mia's-dry. June so, for Merry Minstrels of 1049. High

School Auditorium. Summer-side. Admission 50 cents.

0

Grove Dramatic Group will Jenni.

Concert. Auspices 8t. Stapheru Church. Admission 35c and 25c. Sale of candy.

—IIIAB Mrs. Leslie Ramsay dis- cuss C. C. F. policies over CJRW Summerside. Wednesday, June 15th at 0.30 to 0.45 PM. '

-BAND CONCERT PLANNED —A band concert will be conducted by the R.C.A.l-‘. Training Com- mand band from Trenton, Ont. at the Memorial Square, Summersidc 0n Thursday evening. June 20rd. This will be followed by a dance in the drill hall of the station which will be arranged night club style and tables may be reserved by call- ing the airport. This band of about" thirty pieces was heard here two years ago and was muzh enjoyed It ls one of the finest. military bands in Canada-S.

—DAMAGI.‘8 CASE OPENS — The case opened yesterday in the Supreme Cougt in Sunimersidc. , before Mr. Justice Mark R. Mac- _ Guigan and a jury of Frank Mac- Dougall and Josephine MacDoug- all vs. Curran and Briggs Ltd, an l action for $5000.00 ‘amazes. The evidence was concluded yesterday i and the addresses to the jury by counsel and the judge's chlril will be given today. The case is an action or damages claimed arising from the alleged_ negli- gcnce of the defendant ll'| the operation of a motor vehicle on the public highway at or near Richmond whereby the son of the plaintiff, Donald MacDougell was killed. The accident occurred in the fall of 194a when n truck left. the highway and overturned. The deceased was a Jsseniﬂ‘ l" the cab of the truck‘. Mr. W- E- Bcntley, K. C. and Mr. Heath Strong. K. C. are representing the

-SEA VIEW HALL. ‘riicaday. June 14th, at 8.1.5 P. M. the Kelvin

two one sct Plays plus s Variety

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your canvas/v? W/ZL 5A7‘ w/ri/loiif 40A x/Nf -

see-e. _ “Jr/lites fem? last/er.

A pure catsup, like Aylmer, ls wholesome eating for the children, say nutritionists. For Aylmer makes it “ham-My " . . . from Canada's ﬁnest, red-ripe tomatoes. Children love its “true tomato ﬂavor" and need Vitamin C. 7s

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-Rev. and Mrs. K. G. Sullivan, their sons, Ronald and Keith. mo. tored from Summcrslde Sunday afternoon to Halifax, N. S., to be present at the fiftieth WEddlllI anniversary on Monday of Mr, Sullivan's parents, Mr. and l\lrs. E. A. Sullivan. Mr. Sullivan was an employee of the Halifax Post Office for forty-six years, retiring some twenty years ago-S.

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-Rev. and Mrs. Charles Con. nesv. Summerside. had as flWlP guests last week, Mr. and Mrs. W.

plaintiffs and Mr. T. Leland Link- lctter is counsel for the defend- ant-S.

-ElGiH'l‘ INFANT! JAPTIBED

er of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pictorial. Judith winitrea. danish"! of MI-

lnduction Service

Planned at S'Side

Rev. M L. Breckenridge. B.D., M A., svho was to have arrived in Summerside last week to take over the paatorage of the Church of Christ. was expected to arrive late last nigh; alter having been de- layed in Maine by a motor accid- ent. No details of the accident; were available last night but it was un- derstood that a trailer attached toi his car overturned

An induction service will be held in the church on Wednesday night )(immCllCll"li1 at eizht. o'clock. At his 5€'l‘\'iCt\ the new pastor will he

ducted. Rev. M.D. Dunbar of Charlottetown will be in charge of the service and other ministers present will be Rev, E J. Barrass. tcpresenting the East Prince Min- imrial Association. Rev Charles

(‘ariicgy o! the Summerside Pres-

byterian Church mild RB . P.S.i ' Richardson of New Glasgow’. i Forest Fnles

Mayor J.F. Arnett will also spealrl [n °nfu|vi° Year

words of welcome to the newl tor th l pas and e public are cordially TORONTO. June 13 __(CP) __ direct, A total of 456 forest fires in On-

invited to attend. have destroyed

The new pastor comes . , from Kempton, Indiana, where he “"111 "115 year was held 893510,,“ smce194o_ A 17.000 acres of bushland, Forest native of galga/ry, he served m“, Minister Scott announced today. in; 31191315 war a; a navigational Careless smokers are blamed for instructor in me R_(;_A_F_ B; 29 per cent of the fires, settlers suminerside in i944 and 1945. Prior 23 mer cent and railways 18 11M" to Joining the‘ R.C.A.F. he was cent. studying for the ministry and on one occasion preached here. He attended Alberta Bible College irLAverage weekly wages of workers 0518813’ 811d Butler Univﬁrﬁlt! llfrated by the hour in leadinz Can- lMlWIHPOl-lﬁ. 1nd. The new DH-il/Orlaciian manufactures was $42.08 at 1s married and has three children. Apfj] 1 compared with 541g] a '- - month before and $37.02 at April l last year, the Bureau of Statistics

CYITAWA. June l3 —— (GP)

sLAmBuRNi “Tkshue- En!’ reported today Average hourly land -—iCP) —Bellnda. a pig, ls i ' embarrassing owner Rev. J.G. "m n“ m“ lo 9m cents‘ a 8am

of a half-cent over March and 9.2 cents higher than April last year.

Byrneli. Belinda greets the rector with Joyous grunts and follows hl-m round the village. "It. seems to have adopted me as a special friend," says Byrnell.

QliIGKIES

"l used o Guardian Want Ad once-and that formed , thal

liobit."

BY KEN TTEYNDLDS

0. 0. F. Meetings

Cape Traverse, Tuesday, June l4th

Miscouche, Wednesday, Juno l 5th

Kinkora, Thursday June 16th.

Mr. Donald MacLean,

candidate and other speak- ers will address the meet- ings. 8.30.

All meetings at

Liberal Meetings

TUESDAY. JUNE 14 MALPEQUE HALL

WEDNESDAY, JUNE l5 ST. EDWARDS SMITH ROAD

THURSDAY JUNE 16th. ALBERTON INSTITUTE HALL

FRIDAY, JUNE 1'1 WELLINGTON HALL

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The principal speaker will be J. Watson MscNaught, M. P., Parliamentary Assistant to tho Minister of Fisheries.

The meetings will also ,bo addressed by other promin- ent Liberals. Meetings will commence at 8:30 p.m.

As time will not permit Mr. MsoNauglst to pe oall on all electors, he will be at the halls at 0:00 p.m. to meet with one who wishes a pe interview.

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Routine Business At S'Side Town Council Meeting

Matters of a routine nature were discussed at the regular meeting of the Summerside Town Council held last. evening with Mayor J. F. Arnett presiding and all members of the Council present.

A number of petitions for side- walks were read arid a resolution was passed that they would be done when the work now in pro- gross is completed.

Councillor T. D. Morrison said that he thought that these petitions should be taken in the order re- ceived. l-le said there i: urgent need for a sidewalk at the top of Summer Street where they have

petition has been in for months.

Mayor Arriett said that if the new hospital ls going ahead on that street and the people on the street want the sidewalk to be on the hos- pital side, they will have to wait until the area can be laid off. He said he had talked to some of the residents and they understood the situation.

Councillor Morrison said, "all I know is that when I meet any of the residents I am asked when they are going to izet. a sidewalk or giﬁtreet. It should be done before

a .

Mayor Arnett said it would be done ilS soon as possible.

Councillor J. L. Gorrill laid that Milton Avenue should be done next

Councillor Henry Wedge, chair- man of the street committee said it is intended to do the work in the order ln which the petitions have come ln. Summer Street will be done as soon as possible but. if lt were done now it might be neces- sary to tear some of it up later. Councillor Wedge reported also that work is going forward on the patching of paved streets.

A resolution was passed, on mo- tion of Councillor Gerald Sheen seconded by Councillor Lorne Dril- coll, that Mr. J. S. DesRoches be appointed a member of the School Board. succeeding Mr. Mark Gaudet who has asked to be retir- ed.

Mrs. Robert Dewar was appoint- ed hostess of the information bur-

one hundred dollars per month for three months, on motion of Coun- clllor Gorrill seconded by Council-_ lor Sheen.

On motion. the Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital was given authority to hold tag days on July 7, 8, and 9.

A new scale of wales for the am- ployees of the Electric Light Dr partment, which moans crease in pay for moat of thelll. was approved.

Councillor Wedge gave a report on the annual meeting of the Iod- eratlon of Mayors and Municipali- ties held recently ln Quebec which was attended by him and Cﬂllllﬁll- lor DetscolL-S.

Beiieque Notes

Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson and Mrs. Carrie Trueman were visitors to Charlottetown on Thurs- day June 8th. Also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aiilecls.

Mr. 1-1."). Corbett and Mr. and Mrs Eric Corbett and family, Al- berton, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison MacFarlane, Fernwood. Mrs. Eric

Mrs. MscFarlane.

Miss MacMurdo, primary teach- er in Bedeque School. and Miss Ruth Johnson, Central Bedeque, lett on Wednesday. June 8th on a visit to Toronto. There they will

neither a road or a sidewalk and a ‘

eau at Read's Corner at a salary'of_

attend a gathering oi the C.W.A.C. During Miss Maclwtudds absence, Mr. Charles Craig, who has just. completed fourth year course at P.W.C., will take charge of her work in the school here. These yolijllg lagies will ‘return about ‘the lot .

His many friends are proud of the high record made by one of their local boys. Mr. Arthur Toombs. who led second year's class. winnln! a substantial lnonev prize at P.W.C. Congratulations are also extended to Mr. Charles Craig, Mr. William Wright, Misses Elizabeth and Doris Wright, Miss Georgie Johnson. Bedeque, Mr. John Craig and Miss Louise Craiir. Middleton, all in the regular course at P.W.C. Also Miss Georgina Len-d, Searletovi-n, in the com. merclsl Course.

At the regular meeting of the "Perseverance" Mission Band held in the Church vestry on Thursday afternoon, June 8th., Miss Georgie Hurray was presented with a life membership certificate. the gift. nl’ Miss Mildred Callbeck. The pfgg- entstion was made by the prest.

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WANTED

neat giel or woman to

work four afternoons a week. Apply room No. 8 ltfsononald

Building, lnmmonide. .‘

Refrigeration

mm“ ‘ELECTRICAL Fer Flee laillill ml-"N" Rm"! . laying Caracas Ilecia and ' , , , ,,_"",,,,.,,,,,""" Feller Electric r Pine one . g Sumrnerdda MON! H“

SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Malta:

IIDTOIS

Rewinding and lapoin

Corbett is a daughter of Mr. and‘

dent of the W.M.S. The members of the band are doriatlntl itifts to be forwarded to the Port Worker. Miss Smith, Halifax, to be given

to children oi displaced parents

arriving in Canada. Their leader. Miss Louise Callbeck. is to be com- mended for her interest in this benevolent work.

ONLY ONE

Th Gila Monster of Arizona, Texas and New Mexico ls the only poisonous lizard in the world.

SURBITON, Surrey, lmgland - (CH-Calllng themselves "The Juveniles," members of Suiioitonks "Unity" Old People's fovmfd a concert to entertain fel- low-members. Average age is 70.

PILE 0F QUESTIONS On April 18, 1940, the Canadian

Government Travel Bureau ra- ceived 3,03’! enquiries.

BRUISES

Tina's aatblll l0 CID‘

lliaaefa. It “cakes bell"-

‘Agﬂﬂplk, seething. hellﬁ- u Gives quick rallall

pimp?

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One choice registered Short-

horn bull, l5 months old.

Also one registered heifer, six

months old.

John Burrows, Wlllot.

THERE OUGHTA IE A LAW!

ciub havg<\\'ln of Summerside, left Monday

and Mm. Douglas Woodside. All"! Wayne. son of Mr. and Ma's- R0)‘ Thompson, Valerie Eileen, daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker. John Alan, son oi Mr. and MIS- J. C. Saint, Heather Winnlfred. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thea Ling and William Arthur. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carruthers. The last four named. are all grand- children of Mr. C._ C. BalserkM-P- Also at this service. l m» persons were received into the church, and the sacrament of Holy Communion W85 administered.

Personals —~Mr. and Mrs. J. l-larold Good-..

morning on a short holiday trip to Nova Scotla.

-—’1‘he friends of Miss Marlon Holland, Summerslde, will regret to learn she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital-S.

—Miu Mary Arbuckle of La- guna Beach, California, has arriv- ed in Sumrnerslde to spend the summer vacation with her sister, Mrs. L. A. Moore and Mr. Moore.-

—Mr.'Roy E. MacLesn. who has been a .,patient in the Prince County Hospital, returned to his home in Summer-side on Saturday afternoon much improved in health.—S.

i -l-ier friends will be pleased to know that Miss Arlene Hataly has been able to return to hes- hccne at Kenslngtion. considerably improved in health. after being a patient in the Provincial Sanitarium.

—-l-lls many friends will be happy to learn that Mr. Boyd Boairsto has been able to return to hishome in Kensington, much im raved in health, after spending e winter months at the Provincial Sanltor- ium.

“Friends o! Mrs. William B. Doughert, mo; River. will be sled to know that she ls gradually re-

E£$a1fl§mng“m°§‘n“£& f; oniuvrr ritzvinvrnn gzlvéfe ‘Qéfngfgflmwmfixlfmlthn, In the 14th century. theta Rev G a smvml may w“, were special cramp rnlge stip- wage: iwyd. m“ o! wt m4 M“ posed to iward off stomach Bruce Clerkillordellaﬂa-ll. diluent- "ml"-

B. Lusty of Rodney, Ontario, ar- companled by Mrs. Lusty's lit-i»- ther, Dr. Buchanan. retired Donn of Arts of the University of Bri- tish Columbia-S.

Do you know the diiference between "the right look” and "the wrong look"?

Miss Jiislele cm

of the

Fifth Avenue Salon l docs l

A mine of information. Consult her any day

Fri. 8r Sat. JllllE I7 & 18

when profession] advice is froo, why rely on social chi chat for fashions or ' facts?

Foley's Drug Store

gaining her hosl-t-h. alter a severe

attack oi asthma and bronchitis. .

By Fogoly and Shorten

HLPGT NIGHT WHEN CHE LAIDOUT A LIGHT DEAL‘ FUZTNE MAHATMA. HE ALMNTTWE THE W DOWN ARGND HER EARS

TONIGHT TH! nets tooueo LIKE A emouei; mo ouess wim H! HAO 1o sm - -