m “sides-shows. concession ., and rides galore, Midway

' is a place of galety. excite- : > and mystery. In daylight it

,_ proposal of the Provincial meat to increase the per- grant to '- municipalities to ﬂiadvanced Friday by ‘ AW. Matheson to the .Federation of Mayors and was met with‘ sp- al and-enthusiasm by mun-

. mayors throughout the

‘ new scheme. instead at being advanced to the‘ : ties as in the (past. receive approximately , > . in effect tripling the i paid out each year up to

a population of about 18, ’ - own will beneﬁt Show, while other munici- ' 2 inch as Smmnerside, Ai- ' .. Borden, Kensington, Mon- ,Souris and Georgetown will » Ilse in proportion to their m. .;

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“"imeet'ing the ever mount- * code of civic administration" i W. C. ~Johnstone of lowdown declared He also . maths proposal did not I meet the earlier request of per 's‘payiment of $11.25, , ut . ile the, proposed in- crease,“ not hilly meet Our we are most grateful ' 'v Government for

Preniier’s' "announcement that. any special pri- previously granted to any "try might be waived or n -i.. in order that equal- , amiable treatment be given ' ,..!i'oked the statement from "Johnstone that he did not , us any problem in iron- ! minor, details with ,Piovinci‘al Government. a statement at Summerside . : Mayor Currie, President - ‘ - P.E.I. Federation of May- « Municipalities declared: er A.W. Matheson’ls an- -.. of increased grants . our incorporated towns and, Oily ot Charlottetown. while ' ectopic-telly meetingithe re-. in the thief presented by .E.I. Federation of Mayors . i fes last spring is welcome news to "m as well as citi‘

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L n ent’: has, given

increased, costs of . Whity‘ services for government are res- tor the provisicin.

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Hall Thursday, Au-

" an East SehoOl every night. Good Music.

. I “*9! upper hnd bazaar at W Name Hall. St. Peter‘s, Aug-

". Kelly‘s Cross HM. August 14th. " Prizes. Good Music.

Wmismmr, Games, etc. , “Ball, Wed, Aug._2_'7.

lint lil'Corran Ban'Hall Wed- " " - 11 t . the twins 13th Sponsored

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I‘m home cooking tea. cof-

° Ind Churchill W.l.

l ’l “WWII! ‘Saint Charles Hall

",y 9““ Orchestra in attend-

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I'Capita Grant Increase

I ﬁlls increase will help apprec- I

.meeting was held in Canoe Cove.

4 tot asthey have tohme‘héetv r V _, .BVN-i 0f, magma” Of our needs' Mr. Walter R. Shaw, president

.‘stion and teens.

Montague Orchestra. .

We Hall, August 19th ' and good music.

served at Strathgartney Park ‘7 Saturday afternoon River-

.Reg‘llﬂr Thursday Night En-

22nd. Canteen service. Prue. Prize drawn at 12.15

I. . “5:3 Gordon Lodge} every - - nhght. Modern and 01d e ,. Michauds Orchestra. Can-

ia a land of ench-antmen-t and at night becomes a glowing wonder- land for young and old alike with Its rows and rows of colored

had to pay ever increasing tax- es."

Mayor Bruce H. Yeo of Mon- tague, past president of the P.E.I. Federation, also expressed his pleasure at the new arrange- ment, and stated that the addit- ional monies would assist con- siderably in) affecting civic ad- minia’tration in the Town of Mon- taigne: ‘

The statement of Premier Ma- theson made itclear that any grants common to all munici- palities such as Welfare, fire lighting, etc, will remain the same. Only concessions not com- mon to all will come under re- view;

W. I.’ Sponsors Canoe Cove ', Blood D. Clinic 'In preparation 2 tor the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic to be

held at Game Cove Hall on Tues-_ day August 26th, an organizational

In attendance were representa- tives of seven of the twelve Wo- men’s Institutes in the area who will be sponsoring the ﬂuid un- der theéﬁgvenall Chaimnship of

of the PLE.-I. Division, Canadian Red Cross Society, presided at this meeting which-was address- ed by Mr. VF..A.S. Jones, Provin- cial Chairman 0 the Red Cross Conunlmtee, o outlined the im- portance oft e Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service and the nec- essity of its support by every cit- izen. The ' “Prescnitption for Idle,” which vividly portrays the blood transﬁusion service in action, was shown and/ greatly impressed all those in attendance. Canvassers from the various districts present at the meeting decided to make use of the “Life 'jSaIver Club” application cards in solicilting prospective donors for the Canoe Cove Clinic. The Can- "oe Cove Clinic will be the fourth of kind to be held in this area but the first to take place with Canzoe Cove as the Centre, and the Women’s Institutes invent/ed are determined to do all in their

MIDWAY THRONGED THESE DAYS

lights which can be seen for miles d ,r to take in ‘he goings on along around. Throngs of people took the midway and attend the races- advantage of the holiday yesteruand vaudeville performances.

tionagalngthis year Ior the Clinic attaining the highest percentage in excess of the allotted objective.

Urge Potato Spraying. Be ’ continued Now

Owing to the possibility of the development of late blight, potato growers of Prince Edward Island , and Nova Scotia are advised not to relax theirpreoautiom regard— ing the late blight spray schei dulc. Conditions, it is pointed out, are ﬁavonabl'e to the development and spread of the disease, and some centres are considered in- feotcdto a sufficient degree to become the focal point of a ser— iaous outbreak should weather con- ditionsget humid or shower-y.

A regular programme oi spray- ing is insurance against such a future development. '

. Potato aphid populations have been building up in almost all potato ﬁelds the past week. The second brood of flea beetles should begin to appear this week. Spray or dust with malath-ion to control aphids, and, DDT to control flea beetles. IMalathion.will control ﬂea beet- les but it would have ‘to be appli- ed at weekly intervals.

Cases Heard In Police Court

Thurs, August 14, 1958 The Guardian Page 3

Requirements Of U.S.’ Visa Are Revised

landed immigrants in Canada Passport requiremens have been ‘dhanged effective August 1 for landed immigrants in Canada who apply for visas to visit the United States. When a landed immigrant applies for a visa at the United States Consulate Gen- eral in Halifax, he must present a passport valid in most instances ‘1 for ,six months beyond his in- tended stay in the United States. If the landed immigrant is state— less, he must present a certiﬁcate

of identity issued by the Depart- ’ ment of External Altairs, Ottawa. United States Immigration au- thorities will continue to honor expired passports bearing valid visas until October 1.

IN MEMORIAM

J. THOMAS HUGHES

There pass'ed peacefully away at Charlottetown, fortified by the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church, J. Thomas Hughes.

Born at St. Mary‘s Road fifty two year-s ago a son of the late James Hughes and Elizabeth Mc- Nalb. He was a veteran of World War III and fo the past eight years resided at Village Green.

Two weeks previous to his death he entered the hospital having been stricken with a heart attack from which he failed to recover. Tommy, as he was familiarly

docket. A City man was ﬁned $10 and cost or ﬁve days when he pleaded guilty to a change of failing to stop at a red’ traffic light while a Kensington resident was ﬁned $5 and costs or two daysforfailingtostopatastop sign.

YORK NOTES

Mrs. Eill Cooke, York, has as her guest her daughter, Shirley, Mrs. Rolbent Bell, and grandson Robert, of Toronto, who came home for her sister Elaine’s wed- ding, which took place in York United Church to=Mr. Clarence

ful worker and ever ready to help in time of need. The many friends who visited him during his ill- ness and neighbors in the com-

ed when news came that Tommy had passed away.

nephews.

known was very obliginig. a faith-

munity were shocked and sadden-

Besides his widow he is sur- vived by two brothers. a half sister, and several nieces and

The funeral which was largely

You can‘t beat our own Canadian fruit and vegetables do: harm: and good- ness. Why? Because they are tully npened in the sunny ﬁelds . . . picked lithepeakoi perfection. . .and rushed

htheearlymomingtomaeub Y DOMINION Store . . . as fresh as if you

packed them in your own backyard.

Enjoy lender young carrots . . . ewes! geespeas...i1dcyeomontheeob... nah meaty tomatoes . . . crisp c601 celery and lettuce . . . all the healthful simmer taste treats of fresh. picked Canadian fruit and vegetables. You'll ﬁnd the pick dihecxopatDOMlNIQNm. " f ‘

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STOCK UP—IN MOLASSES OR TOMATO SAUCE GRAVES '

PORK &BEANS 39°

20 oz. tlns

FOR SALADS—RED ROSE KETA

- SALMO

Woolridge, Covehead, on Wednes- day, August 6011.

The many friends are sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. Richard Vessey, in P. E. Island Hospital. All wish him speedy recovery.

attended was held on July 26th from the Hennessey Funeral Home to St. Dunstan’s Basilica where Requiem High Mass .was celebrated by Rev. Francis Cor- coran who also conducted ser- vice=at the, r ve. The Canadian Legion graveside service was con-

ducted by Comrade Harry Mar- timer and the last post and re-

to York after some time at Marshﬁield,‘ the guest of Mrs. Alex Stewart. '

Mrs. Arthur Wyatt has returned spending ' ville was sounded by Bugler Ben-

jamin Doiron. g ' The pallbearers were Messrs. Charles Dutt‘y, Daniel Acorn. Wil- liam Doyle, Roy Gallant, Warren Myers and Thomas McKenne. In- terment was in the Roman Cat-

Syrmpathy is extended to Mrs. Gifford Webster, Covehead, on the death of her brother,‘the late

, -,.;"- .-..' - 1...' " Jentu'dﬁy

-‘ A Charlottetown youthapipean ed in City. Police Count yesterday on a charge of criminal neglir gence in; the operation of a motor vehicle.

. The accused, a resident of Avenue, pleaded guilty to the 'chuu‘geand was ﬁned $60 and costs or 30day-s. The accus- ed was also forbidden by Magis- Itxrate K. M. Martin to driven motor vehicle in Chuada for one year. _

Remanded from August 11 on a charge of having the care and emtrol of a motor vehicle while intoxicated, a resident of French- fort was convicted and sentenced to sell-ye seven days in jail;

Appearing on charges of being drunk and incapable, a resident of Kent Street, a resident of Great George Street, and a resi- dent OE Fitzroy Street were given suspended sentences. '

Also appearing on a charge of being drunk and incapable, a resident of Fitzroy Street was sentenced to 10 days.

power‘to win the “Manning Tm- llth” which is up for competi-

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Two trafﬁc cases completed the

TOURISTS

comfort and distinction.

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Ce or tea and sandwich- miles west of Hunter‘ 0! Community Enter— ,

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' WELCOME

Price Values

Shifter-Hillma-n Suits 69.50. to, 89.50

Crombies & Shetlands

' HARRIS TWEEDS

35.50 to 49.50

HOOLEY’S MEN‘S WEAR

Charlottetown and Montague

T0 P. I. v

offer in Men’s I Wear of

ding, Quality With Attractive

Shiffer Hillman SPORT COATS

5.00 to 55.00

dellle Row

and others

VIYELLA SHIRT-S 2.50 to 13.95

John Stewart of Marshfield. holic Cemetery. Mrs. Fired MacDonald, Char- E (lottetow-n, was the guest of her 0 charcoal son, Ernest MacDonald and Mrs. . blue coal MacDonalg, York, on Sunday, . soft coal ugust 3 . . Mr “Mrs E . fuel on ...a i . . nmaeland ' . ‘ ' son Vernon, spent Sunday , in A“ & co' York. the guest of Mr. and. Mrs. Floyd vessey' , ' Dependable service and Mr. Harold Vessey, Ottawa, is D313 lists,“ spending a‘holidiay on the Is- Gt r in u 1 direct land With his two sisters. Miss he you wn 5 my FrancesVessey, and Mrs. Heber om cars dun“! “en [two Profitt, Montrose, also with his Ffigmlm" “f °°"‘ lather, who is a patient in the ‘ av ' P.E.I. Hospital. , /

WILD ANIMALS

VISIT THE FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION BOOTH AT THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION. -

See the Live Fawns, Trout, other wild birds and 'animals I g V ‘ "Join The Association NOW" ADULT MEMBERSHIP $1.00 —- JUNIOR 50c

Bring the kids to see this educational aisiiny— they will enjoy it. So will you.

Following prizes will be drawn for on August x 16, 1958— .

' Tent—Donated by the Association. .

Camp Gas Stove—Donated by Rogers Hardware I Fishing Cape—Donated by R. T. Holman Ltd.

,1 Spinning nod and Fishing Basket—Donated by Semple’s Pharmacy. .

Double Tapered Shakesphero Line—Donated by Canadian Tire Corp.

Fly Rode—Donated by Douglas Bros. & Jones.

Mahogany Ash Try—Donated by F. A. S. Stewart - v Jones. . .

Junior Prize—A pup—Donated by the Association,

I P.E.I. FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION

1/2 III. ' tins

LOCAL GROWN FLAVOR PACK TENDER

_ GREEN PEAS

20‘ oz. tins

SCOTIAN GOLD CHOICE ’

APPLE _ JUICE

48 oz. tln

VALUE—DAva WEEKEND MIX

~ COOKIES

49° \

29"l

29" 89°?

MAPLE LEAF _ TENDERELAKE

LAW 2 m- 39°

DUNVALE CHOICE OuALITY'

DESSERT FEARS _ 20 oz. tlns '

LOCAL onOWN—NEW WHITE N0. 1

POTATOES w 35

LOCAL GROWN—FIRM LARGEEUNw _

BEEIS " 2 25

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LOCAL GROWN—LONG \GREEN SLICING

CUCUMBERS 2m2|

LOCAL GROWN—SNOWY WHITE, FIRM

CAUIIFIOW—ERMZS

LOCAL GROWN—CRISP FIRM

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LEIIUCE 2 29c

EXCELLENT FOR ROASTING—TENDER MEAT!

Pork loin m,» ~ 59¢

'MAPLE LEAF SLICED OR BY THE PIECE—-

Bologna u- 35:

MAPLE LEAF MACARQNI a CHEESE.

i _ QUEENS COUNTY PLOWING MATCH

y..- SEPTEMBER Ist

Any community desiring to have the Match this year please communicate with the under- signed before August 18th. Donations to the PriZe List will be appreciated.

Peanut Butter

Cheese Slices

DYSON’S HOT DOG AND

STORE HOURS

A meeting of the shareholders and all those Interested will be held in Pownal Hall, August 18 at 8:00 pm.

Elliott Robertson Ch’town, Phone 9210

H. P. Smith. Sec’y. Pownal

gThursday 8.30 a..m. to 6 pm. Friday 8.30 11.111. to 9.30 p.111. Saturday 8.30 nan. to 6 p.111.

CLARKI’S ASSORTED SANDWICH Spreads

DOMINION HOMOGENIZED .

RICHMELLO PASTEURIZED

Hamburg Relish ‘33:

23.:- 27cI

23.3.1 49c L252 32c

29c

PICKLE & PIMENTO

Chickenloal S‘

GOVERNTMENT GRADE!) BLUE BRAND s'rEEn'

ho” Rib Roast 69¢

MAPLE LEAF PICNIC STYLE

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CUT FOOD COSTS

VALUES EFFECTIVE

UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY AUGUST 16, 1958

Pork Shoulder} ir-55c

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SAVE ON EVERYDAY? Low anions

CADBURY’S INSTANT CHOCOLATE DRINK

Charo In? 59c HUNT'SVTOMATO n oz I Catsup 2 wins 39c RECORD CREAM STYLE ‘ Golden Corn 2 *1 235' 25c HEINZ HOMOGENIZED — z ‘ Sandwich Spread 3.3:; 29c

Cut FOO‘d Iosts at

Queen Street

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