MAY 25. 1950

fHE WESTERN GUARDIA

PIHNCI COUNTY OFFICE I summer Street, Sunanserelde. Phone seat News, Subscriptions. Advertising luipreaentaiivs.

J. ELMIZR MURPHY and GIUIOB GLOW

liouse Phonon: following stores

zllliyg News-etnnd, Water Street; Am. noueetwa Groeery, Beeond

, u so per day or Llo per week.

Tho Guardian may be bought at any at an

in Sutnnaereldox

nookstore, Stunner Street: (iourllea Drugstore, ll Central Street;

Marla Gaudot, C1 Grlnvllle Street: 507001: Illlnd Motor Transport.

water street: AlbIn'a Grocery, I20 luull Street. ll. I-. Waite In lenalngton m Guardian will he delivered in any home in uuminoraldo by Carrier

Phone III! for this service or give

.GENEB.AL INSURANCE. RI-ipb 5. Muttart. summerside. -

4, s, TAYLOR. Optometrist. of cmioitetown will he in his Alber- wn om.-9 this Saturday. May 27th.

',go.x'soN ucirrans repaired. quick service. All parts available. James ii. Scliurman, 30 Arcana Sim... phone 2291, Summersid-.-.

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.THE BUSINESS of Wallace Moasp, Jeweller, will be closed for gpproxiiniilciy one week beam- nmg and including May 29th.

..uoi..assas PUNCIII-IONS. - dm; car Molasses Puncheons ww, Get yours while available. p, J. and C. Kennedy. llenslngton

4 t '1' it o L 1 C WOMEN'S "3. 1: Card Party. Town Hall. itmsiuntnii, Thursday. May 25th Luurhcs included.

-Kl-ZNSINGTON PRESB!"l'EB- Hg ri..u'l:RS present their three Mr runicdy "Ready Made Family 1,. T n Baptist Hall on Thursday M” lit, at 8.30.

..sl:l-I "Mrs 0'Lcary's Cow"

ma "lil.':l1 Jinks at Hollister" by Darnlci Players in French River Hall. 'rii-irsday. M-av Kim Special- (-155. .1112 KNOW you will be satis- md with our Eureka Lawn Mow- ers. all prices. rubber tired. or metal tired. all widths. The Sum- mersiric Hardware Co.

-srl-'.ClAI..-one hand washer wmp,cte with wrlnger, has been used one year. and is in perfect condztion. special price 519.50. This Wu 5 535,00 washef. The Summer- slde liardvrare Co.

AH: HAVE a large stock of gardr-lung tools. rakes. hoes. spad- mg forks. shovels, four and five tyne forks. round pointed shovels. (panes, and hand tools. The Sum- mersltie Hardware Co.

,SCRl'2l'2N DOOR AND WIN- DOW SCREENS, also screening. green or bronze. all widths. screen door hinges. springs and 0830193 The Summcrslde Hardware C0.

,ll0l,'SI"IlVIVISS take the drudg- ery n'lL of Spring house cleaning by renting our Electric Floor Pol- isher, :ttv.nimum charge 50c 1391' iii!" day. MXICKDIIZIB at C0” K5051”? inn.

-ATTl-2.VTlOl& farmers and re- pairnwn. For 0llvcr-CockshuttTrac- tar: and farm equipment. Conlacl ppiberi E. Rayner. representa- tive, 'I'rnvcii('T's RPSL Pjrls 51” supplied. Phone 8949 OT 337-

-Rl1l'l-ZAT VARIETY CONCERT ir no 1;: two one act Plays and Bah Show in Central Bedeque Hnl.. Tuesday. May wth. All receipts in aid of Manitoba Relief hind.

Skinny men, women gain 5L1jlL15 lbs.

Get New Pep. Vim, Vigor

T... an a thrtlll neey limbo fill our. Ill! beiielrl Ill up. nsrir no longer scrawny: bojlrg lose: ball-

le" otlnndn ol

aiuvo-1, alraly "bean loo llris Iol11!II.dlll?ll.h Iii: nehvizrngoul " aid! Illn Dl'DlI 0 I I 7: -0C Tsayinanstaaa v uildi B-n-buildinl liit nu-ire: its lnnlBl.IIll.nuIInlI hair are Iron vitamin ii. oalcirun enrich hi pro" IDNHII! and digestion food-gives you seen lll'!llllll Ind nnnrlehnnnr. nu!

on me.

DItll'l. It-Iv getting too far. s on when your" gained in .1. in. 15 or '10 lbs. you far ill at. Ct-ra lmia. New "get acquainted" Is my 0- :3 lemmas nairna Tonia Tauleie for new visor Iddtd wundl. his very day. AI ail dritllllla.

Professional, cards

R. E. ELLIS

Fire - Auto - Caanam INSQBANCB

5 bummer ,slt.. Bnmsneral... PITONII 2418

B. F. Hunter. R.-O.

OPIOIIITIIIEI Completo Visual Analyses Glasses sumo PHONE llil

83lAl.l.MAN's BlJIl.JllNu Bunarnorslde. l'.li.t

T. Earle Hickey l Chartered A . Canadian lane at Ooinrne .. E alullrllnp I-noun use llnrnerelde

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. gathers-r l Ins 'a:aa-mo otaaa-a emu I

l Ofnee llouru I to I23 I M I Ind by appointment. Iloenr mun: owe laminar It. lunuoraldo

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:1", order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route. -J”-j

-METAL VINETIAN BLINDB Ililde to order. Delivery approxi- mately three days. Mscxenzie 8: 00.. Kensington.

-BUYING FOWI. DAILY except. saturd'ay's. Good price: for good fowl. Eddie MacDonald. Kensing- ton. P. E. I.

-DON'T FORGET tp attend the Prlnce County Hospital graduating exercises which are taking place this evening. May 25th, High School auditorium.

--WE HAVE two one row. new. John Deere Planters still available; also on hand two Aspinwali plant- ers. used two years. reconditioned, in perfect shape; one Eureka planter. used three years. Call write or phone James A. MacN-rill & Sons. Summerslde. dial 2415.

-REMEMBER we are your Kem Tone and Glo Dealers. also all in- side, and outside paints, and ver- nishes. see us for that painting lob. We stock Martin Senour paints. The Summerside Hardware Co.

-ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs Myron MacArthur, Kensington, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Henrietta Jean. to Charles Wilbur Waugh. son of Mr J. W. Waugh and the late Mrs Waugh. New Arman. Marriage to take place the middle of June.

-ENGAGEMENT- Mrs. G. W Ramsay. Mnlpcque. announces the engagement of her daughter. Eleanor May to Stephen Russell. son of Mr. and Mrs. William J Arney of Kingston. Ontario. mar- riage to take place in Ottawa, May 27th.

-RETURNS EBOM HAI.lFitX-- Mrs. Harold MacDonald has re- turned to her home in Summersirie after a visit in Halifax. N. S.. where she nttencle.-1 t-he graduat- ion exercises at Dalhousie Unl- veceity where her son, Chester, re- ceived his degree in law.

-ROTARY CLUB-Rotarian J. H. Strong was the speaker at the regular meeting of the Rotary Club of Summerslde held on Tues- day in the Olympia Restaurant. He gave an interesting talk on the subject of Fellowship. Guests were Rev. M. L. Breakenrldge and Mr. Turnbull of the Bank of Nova Scotia.-S

-FOUR BRUSH FIRES - Four brush fires were observed yester- day west of Summerside. two in the Richmond district and two near Mount Pleasant. Although they seemed to be burning vigor- ously in the dry timber. no con- cern was apparently being felt by local residents. The day was calm but any of them might have become dangerous if a wind sprang up.-S '

-RETURNED FROM U. S. A.- Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and daughter Earl: of Sea View. re- turned home after spending a very pleasant two weeks vacation in the United States. They were the guests of Mr. Clark's sister. Mrs. Frank K-insmen. in South Brewer. Me. They also visited friends in aangor, Troy. Me. Earle visited the MacGregor family in New Hampshire; also Boston and re- turned to Brewer by Way Of "15 White Mountains.

- WINDSIIIELD BROKEN - The windshield of a car parked on Water Street. Summerside. was broken on Tuesday after- noon by I firms stone from ' blast set off in the excavation for the new Royal Bank building across the street. The work I5 being done by County C0n5”"C' lion Co. Ltd. and it has been ne- cessary to do some blasting to break up rock in order to com- plete the excavation. On this occasion a small shower oftstone-9 flew up and one of them in des- cending struck the windshield 0' the car. a 1949 Oldsmobile owned by Mr. Ralph Burns of Freetown.

-BIRTHDAY SOCIAL - Rev. .1. Donald Macxay was medal her on Monday evening at the wars. birthday social or the Sum- merside Presbvf-0'15" Ch"”h' 1" his message he remarked that the WMS. was the most. spiritual or- gsiilution within the church and its policy was that all members n cmmg, no matter what church. shgred their assurance with others that the lord Jesus Christ is our sgvgour. The field of action is nu, mated and far sighted for the whole world in in MPG 0' Christ. The speaker said that this year we celebrate the "VG?"-Y- fifth anniversary 0' W9 P"5bYi

WANT A . . . 6000 GAB?

see, Drive the 194'! MERCURY 3 6 Passenger Coupe 1 Radio, Heater and I neimm. i A: Keel family car for the arm or town. (Terms If desired) EDWIN DIGNAN 0'I.eery o-on-o-wo-coo-a

S'side Kinsmen Elect icers

Mr. G. M. Mulholland (above) was elected president of the Kins- mcn Club of Summcrside for the year commencing September 1st at the regular club meeting at the Oimpla Restaurant on Tuesday evening.

Other officers elected were as follows: Vice president. Roy John- ston: secretary. Alec Mncftac; treasurer. Harry Dickie; directors. George Olscamp. Wally Coulson. lli-trold Arsenault.

The meeting was presided over hy Henry Wedge and when he hurl to leave early the club president. Elmer Offer took the cliair. Nor- man hogg. who was the official club delegate to the recent dic- trict Convention held in Amherst. N.S. gave a very comprr-hcnsivc report of the business that nad been transacted at the convention meetings.

He also .-id"-iscd the club that the newly elected district gov(.-:- nor. Walthen Gaudct of Charlotte- town had appointed Bill Fricigcn of the Summr-rside Club to the clistrict executive as district his- torinn.

There was considcraltie discuss- ion on a club project and protirt-ss was reported. Bert liuntcr report- ed on the plans for the spring carnival being held in the Curlim: Rink from May 31st to June 31:1 and there was a discussion on this matter.

It was reported that Herb. Stright was appointed chnirnian of the committee in clrarize nf iize Dominion Day concession comm:i- tee.

The sum of 325.00 was voted hv the club to the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund.-S.

Schurman's Scion! Parade Finalists Present Program

The finalists in schunr-rants School Parade were prrstinted to a large audience in the Summerside High School auditorium last even- ing in a progiram of readings, pub- lic speaking. vocal solos, piano solos and group singing. The prizes to those who finished first. second and third in each group were presented at the same time by Mr. M. F. Schurman, presi- dent of M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd. who have been sponsoring this program during the school season.

The pupils in each case received a framed certificate and the win- ners were given genarous rash prizes. A silver collection taken up was for the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund.

The program was conducted by Mr. Charles Llnkletter and Mr - Clarence Mercer. At its conclusion little Carol Ma.cL:-an, on behalf of all the children who have partici- pated in the school Parade. pre- sented Mr. Schurman with a basket of flowers in honor of his 87th birthday. which was yester- day. and his and Mrs. Schurmanls 56th wedding anniversary. which was on Tuesday.

June Gallant of Miscouche ex- pressed the thanks of all partici- pants to the Schurman Company. The co-nvenors of judges were Messrs. James Murphy . and John

l.euty. The judges for the finals wore: Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell. Mr. R. F Mugford.

Mrs. Creelrnan MacArthur and lvfv T. Earle Hickey

The following are the winners:

Reading:

Grades 1-4 1. Sandra Jardine. Frectovwn; 2. Dorothy Morfkley. Central Int 16; 3. Donald Hopkins. Summersido.

Grades 5-7: 1. Gail Darrsch, Kensington; 2. Richard Hulbley. Summ-rrside; 3. Donald Cameron.

tcrian Church in Canada and stated "I believe that this year will bring a brtttr umlcrstancling of evangclizatirn of what Christ meant when he said 'I will make you fishers of mcn."' A short de- votional period presceded the ad- dress Mrs. Maurice Mill presided and was nssisttd by Mrs. C. C. Hickey who read from the 28th chapter of Matthew. The follow- ing hymns were sung. with Mrs. Clove Whalen at the piano: "Give to nitr God immortal praise." and "Zion's King shall reign victorious." and "Christ for the world we sing" Miss Rhoda Baker sang pleasingly "To Thy Temple Holy." The offer- lng was received by Mrs. Ralph Bishop and Mrs. Warren Mac- Kinnon. A social hour followed when delicious refreshments, in- eluding a birthday cake. were served by the lunch committee.

Personals

-Miss Janet Baker, student at the Toronto University. arrived in Summerstde on Monday evening to spend her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker.

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-Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Stright and family of Summerside. are spending their vacation in Plclou. N.S. Mr. Stright is advertising and

circulation manager of the Sum- mersidc Journal.-S

rrl-IE GUARDIAN. CHA1u.0'l'rl5'i'uwN

We Wildrens Aid Committee is Planned

A menu: was held in the Town Hall. Summerside. on Tues- day. night presided over by Mayor Henry Wedge to discuss I report which had been made by Mr. F. R. MacKinnon. director of child welfare for the Province of Nova Scoiia who had conducted a sur- vey of the City of Charlottetown and the Province generally in regard to child welfare work.

in Charlottetown on Monday night at a meeting of the Children's Aid Society and was reported in Tues- day's Guardian. One of the re- commendation: was that a Com- munity and Children's Aid So- ciety of Prince Edward Island be established which should be com- posed of two main committees lo- cated in Charlottetown and Sum- merside.

The meeting approved the idea of setting up a planning com- mittee in Summerside to be com- posed of five men and five wo- men which would work with a group from Charlottetown to- wards this objective. A nominat- ing committee composed of Mrs. Robert Palmer, Mr. J. Lorne Dris- coil and ML. J. Lloyd Gorrill was set up to name this committee.

They plan to meet shortly for this purpose. There was a great deal of discussion on the need for organized child welfare work in Summerside and many pitiable cases which were known to some of those present were discussed. It was the feeling of the meeting that if the general public was aware of the great need for some- thing to be done in this regard there would be general support for the movement and financial contributions would be forth- coming.

Those aware of the situation stated that in Summerside there is a serious need of organized social welfare work and that a great many children are being brought up with little chance of becoming useful citizens.

Mr. MacKinnon's report we read to the meeting in his absence by his assistant, Mr. George Hart. Among those present who took part in the discussion were Ma- jor Alan Nicholson. J. R. Mac- Millan. and Jack Trainor of Char- lottetown and the following from Summcrsidc: Mrs. George Morri- son. Mrs. Robert Palmer, Mrs. Carrol Delaney. Mrs. D. C. Tomp- kins. Dr. J. A. liicPhee, Rev Joseph MacLeod. Chief of Poice Peter White. J. Lorne Driscoll and J. Lloyd Gorrill.-S

Summerside.

Grades 8-10: 1. Peggy Preston, Su merside; 2. June Gallant. Mis- cnu he; 3. Birdie Cairns, Summer- side.

Publle Speaking

Grades 1-4: 1. Rita Mcca-be, Kin-

Kora Grades 5-7: 1. Alban Gallant, Summers-ide; 2. Deanna Larkin.

Kensington; 3. Catherine Mo-Mahon, Kin-kora.

Grades 8-10: 1. Elaine Cash, Kin- kora and Elton Gunning, Travell- ers Rest (equal); 2. Petcr Fate, 0'- Leary.

Vocnl Solo

Grades 1-4: 1. Margaret Murray. Kensington; 2. Audrey Woodside, Summerside; 3. Katherine Paynter. Bldeford.

Grades 5-1: 1. Maureen Forbes. Summerslde; 2. Joan Oatway, El- lerslie; 3. Reggie Pendergast. Kenstngton.

Grades 3-10: 1. Margaret Shaw Summerslde; 2. Francis ,Cralg. Middleton; 3. Shirley Vlno.1vlls- couche.

Group singing

Grades 1-4: 1. Kenslngton School; 2. Miscouche Convent; 3. Miscouche Convent.

Grades 5-7: 1. Bideford School;

2. Sumrnerside school; 3. St. Mary's Academy.

Grades 8-10: 1. St. Mary's Academy.

Piano solo Grades 1-4: 1. Carol Macltan.

Summerslde: 2. Patricia Grant. St. Mary's Academy; 3. Enid Mill, St. Marys Academy.

Grades 5-7: 1. Carmella Gallant. st. Mary's Academy; 2. Maureen Forbes, Summerside; 3. Ella Gai- lant. st. Mary's Academy.

Grades 8-10: 1. Betty Lou Tredennlck, Summarsld-2; 2. Car- men Blrch. Tyne Valley; 3. Bar- bara Dalton. St. Mary's Academy.

Drenntlen

1. Kinkiora: 2. Bideford and Mis- couche (equal); 3. st. Eieanors.

The shield for the best spelling team was won by 0'Leary School.

Mayor Henry wedge was pres- ent and made an appeal on behalf of the Manitoba Flood Relief Fund and also congratulated M. F. Schurman 00.. Ltd. on their ef- forts on behalf of the young people of the County.-S.

Inquest Ordered In Searletown Death

Miss Christina Nicholson, 33-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nicholson of searletonn was found dead lying on hsr bed at home yesterday morning.

Coroner Dr Austin l;e'.unry or- dered an inquest following an in- vestigation by the Borden de- tschment of tits 5.. t; M. P. At er viewing the body the jury was adjourned until a cal; from the coroner when the inquest wil be resumed.

Members of the Jury are: Mr. I-ntzrlck Mcinnis. foreman; Messrs. James E. MacDonald Arhur Rogers, Ralph Dorsey, Gordon Stewart. Reginald Rm-era and

Ernest Deegan. all of Border

The report had been presented

CL E A R A 3 Groups of

Women's

Spring

ON SALE

Regular llaiues of

524 to 529, cLEliiiiiiti run

3,1 75

SORRY-N0 EXCHANGES. RETURNS OR REFUNDS

SMALLMAIV

COATS

Regular Values of

335 to 545 CLEARING FOR

332975

THURSDAY, FRIDAY

and S u A Y (on - WHILE tiusimriss LAST) iffy

Shown above is the excavation he- the new Federal towards completion building 'on Central Street In starting on Summerslde. Probably never in the Ttlstory of the Town has so murh construction work. both public and private. been in progress at the A number of new homes are under C. A. one time. A new Prince County construction and others are plan-.shortly commence on 105 more.

in made for

Prepare Foundation For New Federal Building

a new Royal BIVIK building. Two miles of streets wil: be paved this work will commence immedialt-iy.

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Hvlllilal is hellvr lh-in midway ned. The Summerside Branch of There is practically no unempiny and work s::'the Canadian Legion will decide tonight. if they will erect a new cording Legion home this year. One hun- summer and this tired and fifty new housing units are nearing completion at the H. station and work mil

ment in the Town at present. so to National Employment Office reports, but there is still I surplus of manpower in many rural areas of the County available for work in Summerside.

-Photo by Heckbert.