JULY ' 20, V '195f

F rm:-, GUARDIAN.-

CI-IARLOTTETOWN

"rHE”;wesrsnN GUARDIAN

PIINCI COUNTY OITICI I Innsner Street. Bnnuneralda. Phone Illl -

News. Subscriptions. Advertising Iapnaen J. ILL!!! IIUBPIII and GEOIOI GLOW House Phones: I03! an

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The Guardian may be bought at any of the following stores in Snsnnereidet

yell Boetlbrl. Summer Street: ”

nriies Drugstore. 21 central Street:

nuytgl New!-atulil. Water Sfreet;- Hark Gandet. 6'! Granville Street: Alyre Iiouoettes Grocery. Second Street: Inland Motor Transport. . Water Street: Aiban'a Grocery. no Inuell Street. I. I. Walta in lenllnnen

what ramcn onion

Alberlonr Phone:

.coME 1'0 the ice cream so- risl and dance at Clermont School. Thursday, July 19. also sale of lunches.

-BUYING peeled pulpwopd nu-oughout July at market price: Contact P .E. I. Product Co.. Ltd Kenslngton. ,Phone-57 or George H Brookinsx Kensington. Phone 9.

-ANNUAL lobster supper St Mark's Church grounds. Lot 7. Wednesday. Aug. 15th. Please re- member the date.

-BEACH PARTY - On Wed- nesday afiernoon members of the Kinsmen Club of summer.-aide, iheir wives and children held a beach party .at. Cavendish. There tut-re approximately 100 persons in attendance. swimming and games in-re enjoyed and lunch was serv- pd. The arrangements were under

the chairmanship of Kin Jack Oliver.-S. ' -FUNERAL AT KPWSINGTON

-The funeral of' the late Thomas Somers, Kensington. who passed auay at the Prince County Hos- pital on Friday, June 29th, 1951. at the age of 83 years. was held from Kensington Presbyterian Church on Sunday. July 1st. The officiating clergyman was the Rev. D. C. McPherson, B.A., B.Ph, of Knox Presbyterian Church, Halifax. The pail-bearers were Messrs. Percy Drlscoll. Preston Toornbs, Ernest McEwen, Peter MacDonald, Fred semple and Wil- liam Profitt. Mr. J. L. Davison was in charge of the funeral al- iangements. and burial was in the People's Cemetery. Kensington Surviving is one- brother. William, of Clinton. Bur.

Personals

-- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Callaghan of Alberton were visitors to st Peter's Bay and Kenslngton dur- ing the week-end. -- K

- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'Malley and four small sons of Breadalbane are spending holidays in Kenslng- ton at the home of Mrs. o'Mal- ley's mother, Mrs. J.J. McQuaid. - K

- Mr. Hugh Bernard of Boston. Mass, is visiting in Kensington and vicinity for the past two weeks. At present Mr. Bernard is visiting his sister. Mrs. William Gunn of Stanley Bridge. - K

--Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Shee- han arrived on Saturday on a surprise visit to Mr. Sheehan's na- tive province. They will visit his sister. Mrs. John McGuirk. Clin- ton. and other relatives and old friends. Bur.

-The Rev. Robert Coupland. Kensington. left on Thursday on a motor trip to his home in On- tario. He was accompanied by his aunt. Miss Sarah Glendinning. and Mrs. J.G. Townsend, who will visit her son. the Rev. Thomas Miilman. and Mrs. Millman.

Bur. -nofeasor and Mrs. A. BnM5C' Donald, sons Donald and Gordon and Miss Eileen. of ot own. have been vacationing at Nor an's Cot- tage. Hebron. Prof. MacDonald is National Secretary of the co-oper- alive movement in Canada and addressed meetings in Summersld and O'Leary this week.

....:-.. PRESS null!!!

mmmrcmu - rcpt - The University Press of New Bruns- wick recently published its first book. "Broken Barrier," a re- mance of New Brunswick and Staten Island by Dr. Grace Helen lilowat.

osgorrrr, Wales -(CF: A 31- fooi-long pylon that crashed inio a

roadway here narrowly missed a bus with 60 passengers on board.

Professional Bards

Earle Rickey I1

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank oi commerce Building lnnasneralde. P. I. I. .

PHONE ISM

E. E. A Parkman,

Opt.D.. R.0. I OPPOMETBIST

Ina Examined Oiaaaes Fitted Ofliee Heal-as . I to 1! L I to I and by appointment Phone I211

asonrr rneu-as ntoo. ' Summer St. Snmneroide i

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' I. P. Enter it. 0. ' on-ournrn i C"-'.-;.:.:."'::.:.-W t manna . I lIIAI.us.nra ammuco ! an-on-us. r.n.s.

Frank Waalra. Bepreaentaun 05-! Office and on louse.

- FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Central Bedeque. Ser- vices for Sunday July 22. C. Bed- eque 10.45 A.M. and 7.30 P.M. Borden 3 P. M. Everyone cordially invited.

-CAPE TRAVERSE. special gospel meetings ' beginning Sun- day night at 8 p.m.. each weelt night at same hour. except Sat- urday. in The Gospel Tcnt which

has been erected at. Waddell's Mill. G. A. Ramsay. Personals

-Mrs. Fred Wotion, 51 Ambrose Street. Charlottetown. is visiting friends in Summersidc, guests of Mrs. Lorne Campbell and Mrs. Harold Milligan.

-Miss Genevieve Fyfe and Miss Maymie Cunningham of Orillia, Ontario, are guests of Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Cunningham, Alberton.

-Miss Patricia. and Miss Fran- ces Nelligan have returned to the city after spending their holidays at their home in Tignish.

-Mrs. Thomas Tuplin, Indian River. spent a few days recently with Mrs. Hattie Wickett, Ken-

slnzton. Bur. - Mr. and Mrs. GE. Gillis oi Boston and Florida arrived last

week to spend the summer in Ken- sington. - K

-Among those attending the Women's Institute Convention at Charlottetown were Mrs. Harold Laird and Mrs. William Caseley, Kelvin Grove, and Mrs. Lea Crane. Margate. Bur.

--Mrs. Alice Barlow. Wellington. spent the past week in Sea View. as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Coulson. Elf:

-Mrs. Thursa Wright of Sum- merside spent the past week in sea View, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Coulson. Bur.

-Mrs. Katie Coulson. Sea View left Sunday morning for Coats Mills. N. B.. to visit her daughter. Mrs. Roy Coats. .Bur.

-Miss Shirley McArthur. of Saint John. N.B.. spent the past week with her cousin, Miss Edith Best. Belmont, Lot 16. Eur.

The Rev. S. J. Davies. B.A.. Mrs Davies and family of North Syd- ney. N.S.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Moase, Kensington.

Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Roland Picker- ing, Borden. spent the past week- end in Sea View. where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Pickering. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Pick- ering. Sea View, were recent vis- itors to Borden. where they were guests of their son and daughter- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pick- ering. Bur.

-- Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Mulligan of Detroit. Mich.. were recent vis- itors t.o Kensington the guests of Mr. Mulligan's .sist.er, Mrs Leo Hughes. - K.

-Misses Katherine and Betty Smith of Charlottetown are enjoy- ing s vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Saunders. Ken- sington. K

-The Ven. Archdeacon Harrison of Summerside was in Burlington and Kenslngton on Sunday. taking the services in the Anglican Churches in the absence of the rector. Rey. R. Coupland. Bur.

DERBY. England -(CP)- A 19- year-old student in Irchllectllfe

FRI. 20ill.

Casuals.

Men's OVERALLS. Reg.

Pridhlam-Ashley V(eddingH

On Tuesday, July l'li'.h. 1961, I very pretty summer wedding was solemnized at the Elmsdalc Nazarene Church when Marion. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ashley of Cascumpec. became the- bride of Herbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prldhsm of Mont- rose.- '11-re officiating clergyman, Rev. R. O. Johnston of St. John. N. B., was assisted by Rev. W. C. Wilcox. pastor of the church. The wedding music was played by Mrs. W. C. Wilcox and during the signing of the register Mr. Fred MacMillan sang. "Tho Bri- dal Prayer."

The church was beautiful with cut flowers. streamers and wed- ding bells and the guest pews were marked with white ribbon and pink roses. The bride. who was given in marriage by her father. was becomingly attired in white satin wedding gown with fitted bodice trimmed with ocean pearl buttons. full skirl. and long lily 'pointed sleeves. Her three-quarter length veil of rayon net was held in place by a coronet, and she carried I. cas- cade of red roses with shower of maiden hair fern. Mrs. Doug- las Rlx of Saint John. N.B., was her sister's matron of honor. Her floor-length gown of lilac taffeta

had a fitted bodice with high neckline, full skirt and short sleeves. She wore a shoulder-

lengih veil of lilac net held in place by a coronet of flowers and carried a bouquet of gladioli.

Miss Esther Ashley and Miss Dorothy Bonyman were brides- maids. Their gowns and veils were ,similar in style to that of the matron of honor. Miss Ash- ley wore maize and Miss Bony- man were apple green. Both carried gladioli.

Little Miss Vaunda Ashley. sis- ter of the bride, was flower girl. Her floor-length gown of tur- quoise blue had fitted bodice, full skirt and cape. She carried a bouquet of snapdragon.

Mr. Eric Hodgson of St. John was groomsman. Ushers were Mr. Floyd Hardy and Mr. Alder Pridham.

For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Ashley chose navy crepe with while accessories. She wore a white straw hat and her cor- sage was of white carnations.

The groom's mother wore copen blue satin with black straw hat.

. silver fox fur and Corsage of while carnations. Mrs. Craswell Weeks. grand-

mother of the bride. wore fig- ured dark blue crepe with black straw hat.

Following the marriage cer- emony there was a reception at the home of the bride's parents. A delicious buffet luncheon was served on the lawn. The three- tier wedding cake was topped with a miniature bride and groom and a nicely decorated bride's cake was made by the groom's mother. Mrs. David Matihews and Mrs. Earl Coleman, aunts of the bride, poured. Assisling in serving were Mrs. Earl Flote, Mrs Harold Ashley. Mrs. Fred Ashley. Miss Marie Lewis. Miss Edna Lewis. Mrs. Elmer Wallace, Miss Rita Wallace, Miss Joyce Ashley, and Mrs. John Raynor.

Misses Shirley Pridham and Betty Ashley were in charge of the bride's book and Miss Norma

Rix escorted the guests to view the many beautiful wedding gifts.

Out-of-town guests included

Rev. and Mrs. R. O. Johnston and family, Miss Ethel Ioss, Mrs. Perley Pridham. Mr. and Mrs. lDouglas Rix, Mrs. Ernest Hodg- son, Masters Eric and Blair Hodg- son. all of St. John, N.B.: Mrs. Earl Flote of Windsor, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. I-Iedley Burns of Lunen- burg; Mr. and M.rs. Frank Prid- ham of Fredericton. N. B.: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman and Miss Lorraine Dothery of Wobum. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley with their sons, Lowden and Ivan. of Union Road. Miss Edna Lewis and Mr. Wendell Hardy of Sum- merside.

For going away the bride were I. light blue gabardine suit with white straw hat and white amas- sories. Following a brief honey- moon Mr. and Mrs. Pridham will reside in St. John, N. B.

....j....:E-.--.- here has designed a school for 200

MlLLAR'S STORE liEllSlllliT0ll r.:.I..

SPEOIALS TVIO OATS ONLY

Men's Basket Weave OXFORDS. Sizes 6 to 10.

Reg. 358.50-Special Pair ................ .................. . Men's LOAFERS. Sires 6 to 1015.

Reg. 57.10-Special Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-50 Men's Brown Elk LOAFERS with strap.

Sizes 6 to 9. Reg. S9.00-Special Fair . ......... .- 37-00

2070 Discount on all Ladles' and Children's Summer White and Canvas Shoes. Men's Rayon Gabardine SUITS.

Reg. S2950-Special . ......... 822.00 Men's SPORT SHIRTS. Sizes S. L.

Reg. S525-Special .................... .. .......... .... M-25 Men's Khaki Gabardine Semi-Dress PANTS.

Sizes 30 to 38. Reg. S738-Special .............. 36.50

2 Only-l..adles' SI-IORTIE COATS. Sizes 14, 15. R08. 521.95-Special ..... 314.00

Ladies' surrs. "Sizes 13. 14, 16, 20, 201,; a. 22v. Reg. 332.50--Special so

Assortment of I..adies' BLOUSES 31.08 to S5450

- MILLAR'S STORE .

ICENSINGIVJN. P. II. 1.

children to cost 136.000 0

SAT. 21st.

S4.95-Special 33.98

Tignlsli Shore

School ' Closing .

The closing exercises of Tigniah Shore School were held recently in the presence of the members of the School Soard.ia large delegat- ion of" parents, ratepayers and vlsitors.- Ben J. Pitrc. presid- ent of the Home and school As- sociation presided. -Interesting de- monstrations in arithmetic. lang- uage. social studies and -readings were well carried out by the pupils of the different grades.Va's well as an excellent choral program which was greatly appreciated by every- one preaent. Thirty-four pupils re- ceived zrlding certificates which were presented by Mr. Edward J. Arsensult. - secretary of Trustees. Each pupil received a prize with Mr. Arsene Gallimt, Chairman of Trustees making the presentations. The address for the. occasion was delivered by Mr. Gilbert Gaudet of Woodstock who congratulated the pupils for -their excellent showing and beautiful singing.vMr. Gaudet also reminded- the pupils .to spend their vacation in a profitable man- ner. - .

Mr. Arthur. J. Pitre who spoke in behalf of 'the' district thanked the teacher for his interest in the welfare of the. children of the dis- trict nnd for his fine leadership. ,The teacher.-Mr. Arsenault was presented with p gifts from his splendid class of pupils. the Home and School Association. the First Aid senior Class and the ladies of the district.

The exercises were brought to a close with the singing cf.”0 Can- ada" and "Hall Heavenly Queen."

EMERALD NOTES

Misses Erma and Ella McNeill were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Croken.

Miss Mary Alice Cullen of Cambridge. Mass. is the welcome guest of Mr. and Miss. John Cash and family. Emerald.

The many friends of Miss Clara Croken are pleased to know she is back home much improved in health. .

Mrs. Oriana Murphy. Moncwn. N. 3.. is visiting her many friends in Emerald.

The following pupils of Emerald School were successful in passing the grade eight examinations. Mary Murphy. Ivan Bordsge,

' Alberfon - and Vicinity

A Mr. George heard. Souris. is a guest of Mrs. Arthur wright.

Friends of Mrs. Herbert Mai- thews regret her illness. she is a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Mason Brown left on Thursday for their home in Amesbury. Mass. after being guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green, Al- berton.

Mr Russell Bonyman. palate in- specto in the Alberton area. is spending Thursday and Friday in Charlottetown in connection with his work.

. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Pridham of Fredericton, N. B., who are holi- daying at their summer cottage in Montrose, have as their guests Ms. Pridhem's sister, Mrs. Mabel May- ron of Pensacola. Florida, and Rev. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Frederic- ton.

Mrs. Thomas Manning of Au- burndale. Mass. is visiting relatives in the vicinity of Alberl.on. Mrs Manning was formerly Miss Han- , "nah Platts'. a. sister of the late Mrs. Henry 0 Leard. She is accompani- ed by her son. Mr. Thomas Man- ning. her daughter. Miss Harriet Manning. and her grandsons, Masters Teddy and Phillip Man- hing. all of Auburndale.

DISCIPLINE PREVAILS

CALGARY - (GP) - The Pol- ice Commission decided Calgary police can't work in shirt-sleeves and'must wear tunics this summer to save expenditure of new shirts and altering trousers.

. IDNDON -tCP)- While engag- ied in repair work an electrician in London's Aidgate District pierced a main telephone cable. Most of the area's telephones were put out of order for nearly an hour.

Georgina Green. Paul Green, Mar- ygaret Trainer and Lauretta White.

! Mrs. Stanley Sexton and little Ad-augher Ann of Moncicn, N. B.. 'are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Croken.

r Miss Theresa Cash. nurse-ln- jtraining at the Charlottetown Hos- ipial spent a recent week at her lhome in Emerald.

CAPITOL

Today 2:30-7-9 :25 -

BIG DOUBLE B

An i1m&17 g drama of ihe U. 3. Customs and Coast Guard war on international

Summer-side Saturday 2:30-7-9.25

ILL ATTRACTION

smugglers. ..

me ptoaucer painfully acknowledges tile cooperation of the

illliES'lLlllG ill

Oscar Doyle, 250 Boston

lbs. vs.

and Doug. Nicholson.

Starting 9 o'clock P.M.

-Jtlnv 20

Sponsored by the Alberton Branch Canadian Legion and Alberton Parish

-"MAIN" EVENT-

30 Minutes one fall FREE FOR ALL Three wrestlersin ring. Oscar Doyle. Frank Doyle

declared the winner. Preliminaries - Boxing

liLBEliT0ll mi

Doug. Nicholson, 190 lbs. Alberton

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Last man in the ring

"THE PALOMINO" SHOWING AT CAPITOL THEATRE

-"nae Palomino," the West's mighty drama of golden horses. is coming to the Capital Theatre today. The new Columbia Pic- tures' outdoor drama. with color by Technicolor, features Jerome Courtland. Beverly Tyler, Joseph Calleia and Roy Roberts.

The story oil The Palomino" concerns a four-legged tornado of rippling gold whose theft jeopard- izes n Palomino horse ranch in the San Fernando Valley. The scenic beauties of the Santa Susanna mountain range provide the col- orful bsckground against which the golden Palomino horses were photographed.

Courtland plays a young cattle breeder who searches for the Palomino nd woos the beautiful Miss Tyl . owner of the horse ranch: Calleia is a colorful ranch hand and Roberts plays a treach- erous rancher.

Torn Kilpatrick penned the screen play from which Ray Na- zarro directed. Robert 'Cohn pro- duced. -

Card Of Thanks

I wish to thank all the Doctors Nurses and Nurse-a' Alden of the Provincial Sanatorium for all the good care they have given mt- during the time I was there. and also all those who sent me cards and gifts.

DIELVIN GAI.LA.N".l'. Egmont Bay, P.E.I.

REO THEATRE

BORDEN

Presents . "SUZANNA PASS" Starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans. Estella Rodriguez and the Riders of the Purple Sage. Showing Friday and Saturday, July 20 and 21. 7:15-9:15; Matinee Saturday 2:30 p.m

Today and Saturda

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An Action-Pack -PL A Truly Great 0

A REGENT Special

Rated As One of the Best Ever Made!

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RIALPEQUE PROPERTY

FOR SALE

I offer for sale my property in the thriving village of Mnipequr Thla home in situated near (Thurs-hen. Stores. Hall. Post Of- flcs-, and School; niao within '2 miles of bench and factories. Houst- oontnina 1 rooms. with new pipelen furnace heating system in '1 foot basement. A barn useable for small stock and car. There in SA acre of best in anil- aultnble for growing vegetables.

A cheap buy for arimme home, or for retiring couple.

Apply to owner:-

MIIS. JOHN 3. ANDREW Charlottetown. R.R. 3

FOR SALE

new!

No. 6 Tractor Mowers M. R. No. 'I Hay loaders. M. ll: liar.-ti horse mowers; 1 Hall: Thresho- and Blower combined. nonrl) new; one 102 Junior Tractor. complete new motor and paint Job; 1 Massey Harris potato

psprayer In perfect condition; I iFlri-atone refrigerator. 9'5

ifoot cipaclty. at old price and

real ha rgain 3125.00: guard Sedan: 1947 Sedan, very low mileage.

L. D. McLEOO

VICTORIA

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KEN SINGTON

1950 Wonrirch

Thur., Fri, Sat.-7:15-3.15: Mn! inee Saturday 2:30. See Irma in her newest funniest hit! Why she's driving the west uildi Ye-i it's Marie Wilson, radio's (AT) r Friend Irmai in comedy. "MI

FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST" 5 Also starring that scream-team" Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis 3 Diana Lynn. John Lund. Also! lst Chapter of Serial. "Overland. With Kit Carson". and News. Ad L mission 40:: and 30c. I

y 2:30, 7 and 9:20

MOVIES 2

ed War Picture. us-. A utdoor Adventure

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Costume colours in Ind. Inigo,

Gum or Winn simulated iaottoer

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Adults 85, Juveniles 30

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Saturday .9H a.m.

. Special Purchase From Our Montreal Buying Office 4 - Regular 15.95

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20 only in each store of these pert Cotton Sun Dresses so be 'on time--9 A. M. sharp.

A 3 this exciting saving.

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