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—TIIE ORIGINAL Rexsll one- cent sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 20, 31. 32. Gour. lies Rexall Drug Store, Summer- sidc. >

—THE PRINCE County Wo- men's Progressive Conservative Association annual meeting will be held in the Town Hall, Sum- merside on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

—BOTARY MEETING — The regular meeting of the Summer- ‘side Rotary Club held yesterday in the Olympia was taken up with CHSCUSSIOIIS on club matters. There was no guest speaker. Guests were Rotarian Gordon Avard and W. P. MacLeod. both of Charlotte- town-S.

—FABEWELL PARTY - A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Nich- olson, Stanchei, on October seven- teenth, when a number of friends and relatives gathered to do honor to Miss Margaret MacDonald, who isl leaving in the near future for her home in Eckvliie, Alberta. Mr. Donald MacDonald capabiy acted as chairman and after a few com- plimentary rewrks culled upon Mrs, Stanley Delaney. who read an address while Mrs. Stcrling Wad- dell presented the guest of honor with a well-filled purse. Miss Mac- Donald thanked evcryone for their their kindness not only on that special occasion but iiISO for the many favors shown her during her holidays.

—ST. MARKS W. A.—Mrs. S. J. Davies was hostess to the mem- bers of St. Mary's Auxiliary at the regular monthh/ meeting, on October 5th. The meeting opened with hymn 283, and a devotional period, when eleven members an- swered roll call with a verse of scripture. During the business per- iod, the church calendars were distributed by Mrs. wan». blouse, and it was decided to send a box of supplies to the mission church at Inverness. Mrs. John Mouse submitted the list of articles la be pnckcd in the hale to he sonl to All Saints Indian School. Mrs. James Sheen was in charge of the Study Book, and rrud the chapter dealing with, The Moslem World. An interesting account of a re- cent visit to P. E. Island and other points in the Maritimes by the Rev. Alan Greene of the Co'- umbia Coast Mission, was read from "The Log" by Mrs. Davics. An interesting and instructive quiz on the history and aims of the W, A., was conducted by Mrs. J. G. Townsend. The offering amounted to $3.00. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. William Gill and Mrs. Lloyd Howard-Bur.

Personals

-—Mr. Elvin Brynnlon and Mrs. Mary Simmons, Burlington, were visitors to Wllmot Valley on Sun- day.-Bur.

—Many friends of Mrs. W. '1‘. Bowness, Bedeque are sorry to learn she is confined to hcr room through illness, all wish her n good recovery-B.

—Mr_ and Mrs. William T. Math- eson of Argyle Street, Summer- side, are receiving congratulations today on the occasion of their fifty-seventh wedding anniversary. -B

— Mr. and Mrs. RI‘. Prlchard arrived in Summersidc on Mondav by car from Vancouver after stop- ping over in Montreal. Mrs. Prich- ard's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns. - s

-Mr. George Caaeley left on Tuesday to resume his studies at Mount Allison Academy after spending the Thanksgiving week- end wlth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Morris Caseley, Kelvin Grove-Bur.

-—Previous to her marriage, Miss Minnie Champion was tendered n bridal shower in Darnley Hail. Friends assisting in the presenta- tion were Misses Nancy Champion, Muriel Champion, Audrey Connick and Ruth Champion. Refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed to music furnished by Ethan and Joyce CampbelL-Bur.

—Mrs. Frank Teed, Reading. Mass, has returned after spending a pleasant holiday visiting rela- lives and friends In Bedeque-and North Winsloe. She and Mr. Tecd are leaving the latter part of the month for St. Petersburg, Flor- ida where they plan on spending tho winter.—-B.

IN UNISON

GRAVDSBND, England - (OP) - The bellrinsers of Milton parish church are all named Frederick. To celebrate the 70th birthday of Frederick Mitchell, leader of Mil- ton's bcliringers for 40 years, the team rang a Frederick pea] of Stedman Triples.

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Commissioner 0f Giii Guides _ Visiis PrLince

Mrs. D. E. S. Wlshart, Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Girl Guides, who is spending the next few days Visiting on the Is- land in the interests of guiding, arrived at the Summersids Air- port Tuesday evening at five o'clock,

She was greeted on arrival by Mrs. J. Gordon MacDonald, Provin- cial Commissioner, Mrs. C. I-l. Beer and Miss Mona Wilson, Provincial representatives of the Dominion Council, Mrs. Fred Jenkins, Field Secretary, Miss Carrie Holman, Commissioner of Lone Guides, Miss Lillian Duchemin, Public Re- lations Commissioner, Mrs. D. C. Tompkins, District Commissioner, Mrs. Maurice Mill, Brown Owl, as well as Mayor J. F. Arnett. Two Brownies, Misses Edith Poole and Patsy Noonan. and a Girl Guide- MissJoyce MacDonald presented the Chief Commissioner with an illuminated itinerary of her trip to the Island.

After introductions were made His Worship Mayor Arnctt, on be- half of the Town of Summerside, welcomed Mrs. Wishnrt on this. her first trip to ihe Island.

The Chief Commissioner and of- ficials were then entertained at afternoon tea at Holman Home- stead, the hostesses being Misses Carrie and Gladys Holman.

At 6.30 p.m. Prince County Brownies and Guides assembled at the High School where they were inspected by Mrs. Wishart, after which Seven Brownies flew up to Guides in a most impressive ceremony. This was followed b.v a campfire during which the Chief Commissioner addressed all as- sembled on Guiding, and congrat- ulated those who had planned the rnily as well as those taking part. Other speakers were Mrs, J. G. MacDonald and Mrs. D. -C. Tomp- kins. The Rally was in charge of Miss Lucille McQuaid, District Captain and Mrs. Maurice lVliil and Miss Margaret Wedge assist- ed. The Brownies who flew up were Myrna Hancock, Janet Horne, Elizabeth Nicholson, Edith Poole, Joan Arsenuult, Helen Mac- Donald and Patsy Noonan.

Banquet Held

At 8 p.m. the Summersids Local Association entertained at a nan- quot held in the Olympia Res- taurant. Those seated at the head table were Mrs. D. C. Tompkins. who presided, the Chief Guide. Mrs. Wishart, Mrs. J. G. MacDon- ald, Miss Carrie Holman. Mrs. Elmer Offer and Mrs. Wilfred Perry.

Miss Carrie Holman introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Wishart. who said she was delighted to be in Summcrside as it was her first visit to the Mnritimes as well as Prince Edward Island. During her remarks the Chief Guide explain- ed the undertakings of the D0- minion Council, as well as the wide scope of Guiding in this Can- ada of ours. She said we should be proud of the fact that we beloni; to a world organization and strongly stress the international side of this democratic Ymllh movement. The need for more Guides is an urgent one, and Mrs. Wishart thanked most heartily the Guides present who have done such an outstanding VOIHHI-ee? work in tgaingig our youth to be- come goo c zens.

Mrs. Tompkins thanked MIR Wishart for her inspiring addrﬁ" and after a few remarks b)’ M"- MacDonnld the baﬂqeul was brought to a close by the sinﬂlﬂs of the National Anthem-

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orable tsie of three western bad- men who make a desperate at- tempt at escape over the desert. fighting storms. a harrowinﬂ I319“ and the ominous shadow of thilll pursuers, this Amosy Pwdllctw" carries s. dramatic wsliop in every reel. ‘ Wayne is the amiable, two-fist- ed leader of the dssperados, Arm- enduriz is the sentimental Mexi- can, Carey the youthful membﬂ‘ of the trio who is wounded sf~ ter their attempt to hold il-P l bank. Together they match their wits against the pursuing W!" led by Sheriff Ward Bond. Oom- Diication: ‘arise xhenmtgliyrecgz! upon a Y"! m° 9' ' susded to adopt her infant child. s situation which Rives way I" both tender and humorous mo!» grits. In the end. Wayne is the lone survivor and, although he is ap- prehended, s twist of the tale turns him from villain into hero

Wayne. who has become a mod- ci for the screen's Drototylﬁ l" viriie western heroes, his most re» cent success hsvinﬂ 59¢" "PP" Ammo," is in form in his latest portrayal. Armcndsriz. ss his excitable lieutenant. “WWII- utcs to the comedy overtones. In!‘ Harry Corey, Jr. makes an sus- picious debut in the dramatic part of the wounded boy. l WWW‘ once which the late Harry GIN? would undoubtedly commend.

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OFFICIAh BOARD MEETS —The Official Board of the O'Leary Pastoral Charge of the United Church, representing n"? four congregations on ihe circuit. (O'Leary, Bloomfield, West Devon and Brae), met at the Manse in O‘Leary on Friday evening, Oct- 14th. There was a very large B!" tendance and representatives were present from the different congre- gations. The Minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson, presided. RPPOPI! show that the Minister's salary has been paid in full and that all the activities and orgﬂﬂllﬂ- “on; of the pastoral charge are in a flourishing condition, such as Sunday Schools, Womens M.s- sionary Societies, Young Peoples Unions, etc.

Rgpﬂrtg were given as follows: Mr. A. J. Matheson for OLeary; Mr. R. F. MacAuslsnd and Mr. A. W. Crasweii for Bloomfield; Mr. F. W. MacLeod and Mrs. James MacKlnnon for Brae and Mrs. Charles Moreshead sent in her re- port for West Devon. A BT93‘ many new members have been rt‘-

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