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THE GUARDIAN. Ur'iAKLUl'fETOWN

4 OCTOBER 16. ' 1951

Ellerslie Bideford

Miss zelds MacDonald. RN" summerside. spent the pa”t week visiting at her home here.

Mr. Aubrey England. M'ase.. spent the past week visiting with his brother. Alfred and Mrs. Eng- land here.

--Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Simpson. Charlottetown. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Willains and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mdllar during

a. recent week-end.

The host of friends of Mr. James Millar will regret to learn that he is a patient in. the Stuart Mem- orial Home. Tyne Valli

INCANDESCENT and FLUORESCENT

Miss Milda Maccauil. teacher

int Lady Fane, P. E. 1.. spent a

' lrecent week-end with iier parents. lifvir. and Mr Peter Maccaull.

l Mir. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey. Fredericton. N. 3.. spent the past week visiting with Mr. and Mrsy Cyril Williams and Mir. and Mrs, Thomas Cvrigg.

"-. Henry Grant. accompanied by Mrs. Jeanetta Ogden. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mllllgan. motored to Suinmerside on Tuesday even- ing. Oct. 2nd.

Mrs. J-aek Maclsaac.

Mr. and Borden. t-r-cently visited Mrs M acIsaac's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest MacNevln.

Mr. William Maccaull. leacher at Clairmount. visited with his pnreiits. Mr.-and Mrs. Peter Miac- Caull. (hiring the pai' we-la-cnd. Charlotte- with

Mr. George Nsmith. town. spent the week-end his ulfe and family here. i

AH. Ernest Paynt--'. "'s is em. played at Carleton. spent the week-end wi h " wit and mm. ily here.

The many friends of l'r. Phil-. lip Williams will learn with t grct that he is i'l at his here.

Mr. Willard White. summei-side.

E D t is spending his holidays here with co. his grandfather. Mir. Willard p i Hutchinson. . . . saitvic ' V o - A-C DPllwrLpT()”u'iil;HOl1r'lPSIg?h.1 Mlzs. Jeiiiile Mlsccaiill. Sum- pm '-i,;-.,; ' r iP' Y11cIETSldR,1flVaS t.hc guest. of Mi-. and ” ' rs. red Englr 4 during the SUMMERSIDE Past Week and had ti a W10!- tune to fall down the cellar steps and miure her back. She is now I. ,

Time to re-stock! A ARROW WHITE .S'lIlR73'

Better died: your shirt supply . . . for now's the time to fill in all your needs!

We have a fresh and complete supply of Arrow Dart . . . the shirt that has taken Canada by storm. We have your size in stock . . . see if we don't!

Many other wonderful Arrow collar styles to choose from besides Dart. And you can always depend on Arrow Shirts for Fine tailoring. long, faithful wear. easy laundering. The collars fit neatly always! '

Get your supply of handsome Arrow White Shirts now . . . come in todayl

4.95

DART -

Wellipgton

-Miss Joan Brooks visited her parenris over the past week-ends

Mrs. Edward MacDonald is via- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips Summerside.

His many friends will be pleas- ed to learn Mr. John Black has returned from Halifax Hospital to his home at Ross Corner. His con- dition is gradually improving.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard and family of Hunter River were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Barlow. on Sunday Oct. 7th. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mac- Donald and son. BASO of Hunter

River.

Mrs. Vcrno Gallant. Mrs Keith MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Willlain Earlou visited i'c'.ativI.s

in Southwest Lot, 16 on Sunday Oct. 7th. -BMy

Lockejiead and Vicinity

the first-year Degree Class. have registered for study at the Nova scotia Agricultural College. .ITrui-o. Reading from left to right, Mr. Matt Griffin of the Lot-ke5i"'3i Fm” Rm" 'l' "t 3M”- , , . . ishubenacadie, RE. No. 2; G. W. ggiigbgaisr OLE” 0" Monda)'.Waton. Upper.Caiiard; G. Ella.

,Sheffleld Mills. K. C. Foivlei. Wal- Mrs. Vincent Gallant of Forcsl. 10": 6' w' Freeman Am'h'"5"'

View spent Tuesday. October 2nd. DANNY KATE MASTER COMIC. visitinz at the home of Mr. and ON TECHNICOLORED 'mvrs:na' Mrs. Firmang Perry, Howlan. ; V i -- l -i')ann,v Kaye Came singing.

mMli5- 105C911 14- Alecllailli 0l.n'ancing and double-talking his Bloomfield Station is spendmi: a 1 way iiiw our city last night at the few days visiting in Forest Vlewllcapnol 11,931,.-e 1,, "on The Riv- at the home of Mr. and Mr5Niera." a Technicoloi-eri entertain- Vincenl Gallant. Emeni gem from Twentieth Century- - -M ;Fox.the studio that has proved

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinch. aCI'0m'imu1'e than nnce that it, has the

Dallied h.V Ml"-S MHll831'9'- AVSCW mu-gig formula for producing hire am! and Mr. John Wodrc 0l;musicai motion pictures. Vl'iilil Forest View. and Mrs. Len Arsen-;pam.,- W..,-5., Gem 1-remap, chic; ault of Howlan. and Mrs. Alylevnnd beguiling as 3 wealthy 5op.I Gallant of Piusville. recenlly.'iiis-ticated French woman.' andl m0l01'ed '0 Emerald Md Bord?"-fcorinne Calvet. provocative illldi

Youn 'Viiss Folcv has re- lmmiy hhfi Lhf tr?” 05! I1 Frerclhl turned g to her home iii Fore-st 'i1;:SCc0XIl:)ln:IClliJef: ilnnseiirrcduc i;l:rrfoi3ir.' View after a two week visit affbeaury, romance and sang with".

her grandmother's home in G'ien- prong). of hnaruy for any "on The:

Mind. I Riviera" is just that-a happy -oil-N combination of ingredients that' r-o will send you home from thr-

a pa eiAitD'iii.the- 'p'i-iii1?E'i”c1aiiiFy Hospital. Summei-side.

-lhciiirtz with a big smile of satis- faction and a song in your heart Mr. and Mrs. Hubeif. llutchinsonlhi?eg:l':;lmrl(:i: clgptggztggghixnagagn

' - ' . l d . . . :nfnd:;1:lc3.'eeE;rg5 :,?S?ur?gm;4:'llng Capitaine Henri Duran. a flier NI” Sherman Humhins0n',of international reputation. and i t" 'i.Iack Martin. an American enter-

s”m'"ersmC' itaincr appcai-in-1 -it the Cote ---e- l . . . J l , k and dmgm" Ema' R” on M0n'.fuiiniest mhn in captivity was not a” mommg' 0"" ISL to spend Elan overstatement. ft is not neces- weews "mt with mum,” H Newlsarv to detail the plot of this ut- G1”5'”w' P' E" L terlr charming musical except to. isay that Kayet fits both roles to

Miss Willinn Giills. iiui'sc-in- ! t. d H I ' p training at Falconwood 1-lospital.I::::..EC;i?cesmliirif Saiffigii-1 aiIiI.::)0f'1l1l:ll!l- Charlottetown. spent the pastl. to make low to lovely MESS

. ty week-end visiting her parents, Tiemm and to mm 3 ptuous Corin e M"- md Mm Thwdme Gmm icalvet intermixed with highly c:-l or Mrs. R, citing complications.

The host of friends

Williams will be pleased to learn N -D that she has been able to return to her home here ater her recent Personals serious illness in the Prince W g county Hospital summerside. -Miss Adelee Mullins of UCC. -e"-e 'spent the holiday with her par- A ll1l5C9”l"l90ll5 5h0lV”' W7l5leiits Mr. and Mrs. Morley M. Mul-

teiidercd Miss Rncliacl Milltir Monday evening. Sept. 24th the i..o.i.. Hall. The Hall wail

nicely decorated with boiiqiicts of ,gM,.s. flowers and pink and whiteim Eve,.Cu' M355” and Mrs. I.-mdg streamers. The guest of honor ivaslef-wk W. Davenport, RN” Mnyde,-A. escorted to the chair by Miss .leaii M35,” left on Monday on, M M, Millar and gifts were opencel by .1... spending ten dnys with Mrs. Mm Y111Pll' Dlcklesml mld M75-,Davenport's sister and lirotlier-in- James Bllflelglk 000d' M51195 Vi'9T"9 law. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mullins lead by M155 0'9” HM” Nldior Tryon West. to visit her daugh- gifis were placed hy Mrs. Erwinlier and mn,in,lM.' M... and Mm Denllib Ml:-55 Mm” W55 "19 "as Elmer tTugger) MacDonald of ii cipient. of many beautiful giftsigm-esrora Road, Halifax. Afici- "ml 3l""'i!9 31"" "l ”""VP- "id-itliree days there they left for she fittingly thanked her many'D,gby by mm mmme to saim friends for their kindness in re- John. and then went on to gm- mcmherlng her". v,lon, M,-.53.

0"?lins of Tryon West.

Island Stuilent

Si 1. U. Vi R.N..l , , way X mm lamnller than are his speaking and

Maul MA-O1, Model 10

IEFIIGERATOIS New. . . and

YEARS AHEAD

0 oh. 0 u to. u. amid. . . . spatu- Iav ll. outside!

0 Ivll-width hnaar In-ids J5 lIsI.I 0 space for :5 quart Lemon

0 Sparkling Chromium aholvuf

O lull-width Crlspav holds I6 qlI.l

Easy In let why III? in nor: seller emy-mm! You 5.. sin; imnnr iparimisneu in a mmpan cabinet. ddienl of rmivenieiire feanim of the future. plus the lasting huuiy of Sh-devlina uyun.

In Itia ram: on line

5355.75 "'”" if 3322-75

,lNTERNATIONA,l'.".l"l'KliVESTER J in mm 6geZz'o'&7& 7 cu. ft. FREEZER Holds 245 lbs.

lmaginr the carefree luxury of freezing fond! right Ill yourown kitchen! 5 fl em,-rim, W. and for walls of good e ' .. .evuytIilIg in ill! I 21” I H”; in. space. Think DfIsv' valuable time and footsteps. of getting eaeil

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III haums: smooth ishia rep for added we - in; space. em

all freezing so you can freeze . Dri-Wail cabinet that does away with arrasive moisture! henna sea- Ianal foods. pecker dollar savings . . . cowl

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IBBAFIIII P. E. I.

-Shown above are members oflsecond Row: E. R. Haines. Bares

who Corner; A. G. Johnston. New Glas-

gow-. RE. No. 3; D. L. Kent. Stewi- acke East; D. P. MacLean, Mar- garetvillc; R. L. McMahon. Ayles- ford. Third Row: D. R. Miller. Truro; P. It. Musial. New Water- ford; R. E. Sponiigle, Avonport: F. L. Trenholm. Grand Pre: G. L. Toombs, Summerside, P.E.I.

Letistlalk it Over

A Prince County Viewpoint ' by ..d..

THE SPELLING TYRANTS

One way tn make a poor speller still worse is in try to make him learn to spell cui'rect.ly every word he uses. Poor spellers are so be- cause they take along time to learn to spell words. That's pretty obvious. isn't it? Suppose they come. up to Grade VIII or IX with a vu;v small collection of words which they can spell correctly. Then some energetic teacher takes them in hand and resolves that they shall spell correctly every word they use in written work. even ii; geogrtipliy. geometry. and such subjects. For poor spellers that is setting an impossible task, one that will give the victim a very bad case of spelling indigestion. It's like taking charge of a boxer who has neglected his road work, and in oiclcr to bring him up to schedule. get him to run 100 miles the first day.

we were reading an interesting book, and insisted that we learn to spell every word we came across in our reading. our interest in the book would quickly die. We'd feel very much lik thi'ou'ing the bool: in the furnac and going for A

walk. 0 O I In English there are three voc- abularies: a reading vocabulary

the amount of words you can rec- ognize and know the meanings of in the context; a speaking vocab- ulary. the amount of words you can pronounce correctly and know the meanings of; and a wiitlni: VOCKl)lllal'y. the number of words you can spell in addition to know- ing their use. A person's writing vocabulary is ncarly always much

reading vocabularies. l

Of course. it is true that correct. pronunciation will help spelliiig.i and vice vcrsa. but if you can gun. I a natiiriilly poor speller to learn! to spell a reasonable percentage oil the words in his writing vocabul- nry. you are doing pretty well. you expect him to spell corrccily all the unrds in all his text books. you can work your the task of trying to make him do this. and in the and you will be doomed to bitter disappointment.

Spelling iexts are carefully grad- ed to make ti student proficient in spelling the words of his writing vocabulary. Readers are not If iliey were. you wouldn't need the spellers at all. Nine-tenths oi the information we get in the post- school world is obtained from read- ing or listening. and if you know what the words mean. you will gain the information whether you can spell them or not.

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STRANGF. DIET LONDON -- (CPI -- A 12-year- old girl who complained of a stom- ach ache was found in have swal- lower! a mass of hair 15 inches long and weighing zlg. pounds when dried. Doctors say swallowed hair is found most often in young girls suffering from nervousness.

Veneziiela in 1951 registered 95.- 326 motor vehicles. including 52,- 298 passenger cars.

BEGINS T0 AGHE

imims Kill N EY

9:15. If someone stood gvcr us when ring Spencer Tracy. Joan Bennett.

l 5 head off mi I

KENSINGTIDN PRIBBYTIRIAN

-The October meeting of the W. M. s. was held at the home of Mrs. A. W.. Humphrey. Mira. A. 0. Henry presided for the devotional period, opening with call to wor- ship and prayer. The Psalm, "All, People That On Earth Do Dwell.' was sung. and the scripture lea- son-read responsively. The theme was "Enter into His Gates with

Thanksgiving, and Into His courts with Praise." . The exposition was given by

Mrs. J. W. Jardine. a season of prayer followed and hymn "For The Beauty of The Eart ." was sung. Mrs. Earle Kennedy read an interesting letter written by Mrs. James Dickson of Ponnosa.

The President. M-rs. B. Link- letter. then took the business per- iod. Nineteen members answered the roll call and two new mem- bers were welcomed. Reports were given by the committee and new visiting committee appointed. umn Thank offering service on

It was decided to hold the aut- umn Thani- offering service on

in; closed with the -hymn, "Come

Ye Thankful People Come" and the Mizpah Benediction. Lunch -r served by Mrs.

Humphrey assisted by Mrs. Rob-I ert Humphrey and Mvlss May! l";lker. A social hour was enjoy- ed by all.

RED THEATRE

BORDEN Presents "SURRENDER"

With Vera Ralston, John Carroll, Walter Brennan.

Showings Tuesday and Wed- nesday, October 16th and 17th at 7:15 and 9:15 P. M.

cAMEo II-lEATIiE

KENSINGTON

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. 7:15- M-G-MXI top comedy. star- Ellzabeth Taylor. in "FATHER OF THE BRIDE". with Don Taylor and Billy Burke.

gain Prices.

and licensed

Sunday evening, Oct. 21st. Meet-.

in t. Slilill . wiiiiiiiit - ii."-.-"mt:-.:,-.-..

CAPIT-31.. Summon-side

TODAY (Tuesday) 3:30-7:15-9:15

TIERNEY-czjw-1....

VET

Iielvtsl II Div

CLAIRE M JOHN i i TREVOR-WAYNE 7 ; .wAi.reii 1 PIDGEON

SENSATIONAL BARGAINS

ON NEW AND USED CARS

In order to reduce our stock of New and Used Cars and to.make room for other equipment we are offering our entire stock at real Bar- These cars have all been checked over and even to the low- est priced ones are all in good running order. low their value but all must go.

1-1941 PLYMOUTH SEDAN with complete Engine overhaul.'includ- ing new Crankshaft. Pistons, Rings, Valves, etc. like new with licence and heater ........................ ..

1-1947 KAISER in first class condition. newly painted and overhauled looks like new, four new tires, equipped with heater, air conditionimz

REGENT. TONIGHT 7.15-are

iiAOUi.WAL

ROY izoeozs - GEORGE HAYES PORTER HALL - MARJORIE MAIN RAYMOND WALBURN

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They are priced far be-

Good Tires. rune . iF80i).00

hS50.00

good shape.

l-1950 AUSTIN CAR. low mileage with heater and licensed i2950.00 1-1950 VAUXHALL, wonderful shape with heater and licensed R950.00 1-1948 MORRIS EIGHT. Body and trim like new,

motor in fairly is 75.00

first choice.

1-MORRIS VAN1948 Model. suitable for light delivery work, such as grocerystore, drycleaning plant or plumbei"s car ................ .. 152

1-1947 STUDEBAKER SEDAN in wonderful shape. complete with

heater. air conditioning. spotlight. side and rear lights; also with automatic windshield washer, licensed .................................... .. h975.00 NEW HENRY J., regular price N2150.00; ; clearing .. ............ .. Si1950.00

NEW MORRIS 1,1,--Ton Pick-up. just came in. regular equipment with heater and new type reinforced pick-up box. complete with spare tire. tool kit. and heater. regular M65000; to go at .

This is your opportunity for, thrifty Bargains, ialte niluintnge of

HALL MFG. &coLn ST.0liAGE co. Ltd.

there Ought To Be A Law-

80.00

131425.00

SUMMERSIDE, P.' E. I.

By Fagaly and Shorter:

CIIRBUNCLE, V TURN HERE!

hm? uarM.e.atmEt. sa;"':o":5raw' Meumeul. ' ac. '