OCTOBER 18, 1932”

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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WEST PRINCE OISFIUE

PBINCE COUNTY OFFICE I summer street. summenide. ewe. Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GIOIIOE GLOW Ind GEORGE WUITON

Phone 3081.

8032 and 8088.

I'll! Guardian may be bought I! us: of the following stores In Bnmmeruiuu. I hiore. Biunsne Street; Gourlles Drugstore. 21 Central Sheen

Mark Gnudet. 0'1 Grenville Street: Street; Island Motor Transport. E.nsssnn's loll-

gummerslde. Sunday Oct. 19th 11 gm, Rev. 8. F. MacEwen.

.. HOSPITAL CARD PARTY. Midge and suction. Legion Hall. Mberton, Tuesday, October zm.

..'ruE OFFICE of E. E. Parkman. optometrist. will be closed for eye examinations from Oct. 13 to Oct. gg, Appointments and repairs will be taken care of by Clarke's Jewel- my Store.

-RETURNS T0 CLASSES - Miss Bessie Delaney, student at Horton Academy. has returned to her classes after an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Delaney. Albany.

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..TO PRESENT WINGS - Mr. J. Watson MacNaught. Q.C.. M.P.. and parliamentary assistant to me Minister of Fisheries, will pre- sent wings to a group of Can- adian, British and French air naiigntion graduates at a wings parade at R.C.A.F. Sintion. Sum- merside next Friday.-S.

- CALLED HOME BY ILLNESS .. Mr, Charles Morrison. formerly of Summersde and now of Guelph, ont.. is now visiting relatives in his old home town. having been called home due to the illness of his brother, Mr. Frank Morrison, Con- vent Street. - S.

-GRANTED I.ET'l'ERS PAT- ENT-At the regular meeting of the Executive Council this week- the Government granted letters patent for the incorporation of the business firm of D. L. Miller Limited. Summerside. The firm deals in automobile tires and ac- rcssorics.

--ALPHA PHIATS MEET-The Alpha. Chapter of the Phiat So- rority held its first meeting at the YMCA. on Thursday evening be- ginning with an hour of bowling. Mildred Cudmore had the highest score of the evening, making 208. During the business period Mary Campbell was elected president, Audrey Cutcliffe vice-president, and Patsy Barrett secret.ary-treas- urer. The club welcomed four new members and the meeting closed sfier showing two films.

Personals

-Mr. James T. Somers of Sum- inerslde is spending two weeks holidays in Somervillc, Mass., with his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood MacEachcrn.

-Mr. and Mrs. James E. Thomp- son of Summerslde are spending two weeks with relatives and 'ri:-nds in Boston.

---Mr. Donald Somers has re- turned to his home in Summer-

side after an enjoyable trip through Maine.

-Mrs. James T. Somers spent Thanksgiving DLLV Wllll ll”

daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Alexius McQuaid. North River. -

- Mr. William, r. Campbell of Summorside. accompanied by his bioihr-r Mr. Andrew M. Campbell of Long River, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purdy of Saint John. mo- iored to Portland. Maine for the holiday week end.

-- Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Matthew and grandson. Charles Erickson of Eummerside, sccompanied by Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Nelson. ChlITl0W3- town. have returned from a motor trip to Bangor. Maine. - S.

Alberion and Vicinity

Mrs. George Clark arrived from Kanogaml, Quebec. to spend some time at her home in Brooklilll near Alherion. Her mother. Mrs. James Hodgson. is at. present a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mrs. F. A. Viinlderaiine. Char- lottetown. and her son. Mr. Ches- i-r Vanfdcrsiine. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Machonairi. Aiherton for several days this week.

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Leard werv

visitors to Charlottetown on Thursday. I I News In Brief

UITAWA, Oct. 17 - GP) - Nsvy officers ooncemed with the training o.nd administration or Can- llda'a 87 Iwynl Canadian Sen Cad- ”: Corps will confer in Toronlrn next. Monday and Tuesday. They will discuni plans for courses. cruises Ind exchange vidts for the teen- ltsed boys who belong to the corn!-

IDNDON, Oct. I7 - (Reiiters) - The condition of Lord Woolton. on. Who developed a lung complaint '-I'll-1 week after A serious appendix Operation, today was reported "Causing some concern." He is Chairman of the conservative Party Ind Lord President of the Council Ill the British Governmcnt.

Paanv comm, Out. Oct. 17, - ICW - Murray Atkin and Jack M0l'l'L!. missing s cc Saturday in the dense bush 0 this Georgian

Y district. were found today and flown 30 miles out to the summer mm of Bela. The two Toronto men were taken to 3 hotel and 50110. They were reported

Liberian: Frank Weeln, Beprelentlflvlu Phone: 08-! Office and NH nous; OF SCOTLAND. -TRINITY Credit Union Ltd.

annual meeting will be held on Wednesday evening. October 22nd at 8.00 p.m. in Epworth Hall. Visitors welcome.

- PRAISED FC" ACTION Master Robert Parry, son at Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Perry. Summer- side yesterday receives warm words of approval from the Summersld: police when he walked into the Police Station and turned in is cheque for 3150.00 which he had found on the street. I-IL; prompt,- ness in turning in the document to the proper" authorities saved the owner of the cheque from the ne- cessity of procuring a new one and of stopping payment on the one which was lost and the young lad is to be highly commended for his prompt action. - S.

Toronto Stocks

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500 Nisto 12 420 Norandn 78 1-2 2000 Norgold 3 1-2 0000 Norlartic 16 2250 Normetai 455 2000 Norpick 8 3-4 2100 NC Oils 195 2000 N Denison R

700 North Can '70 3260 Nor Exten 5 1-4 1500 Northiand 20 1000 Nubar 9 i-2 1000 Obaska .. ii 1-2 5200 O'Brien 06 1-2 2000 Oil Select ii 1-2 2100 Okalta

1000 Omnltrans 4 6150 Ont Pyrite: 161

200 O Pyr A Wts . 15 7200 Opemlsika. 170 3100 Osiskn 05 1900 Pac Pete 11 51000 Pamour I

4000 Pan West 9100 Piiymasier 500 Peace River 5800 Peak Oil 1000 Penn-Cob 15500 Petrol 1100 Pick Crow 800 Pioneer 485 Placer 2600 Ponder 5800 Pow Roiiyn 14000 Prado 300 Preston 1000 Pros Air 7500 Punch Pete -I200 Que Con

2000 Que Lab .. 1700 Que Man 1015 Quemont 6000 Qiiesabe 500 Red Poplar 500 Reef Pete 1000 Reno 100 Rio Tinto 4000 Rix Athab 10000 Roche, .. 7 500 Rowan Cons 20 1-4 1500 Roxana 24 9200 Roy Silv I1 560 Royalite 13 3-4 1500 Rundle 30 8000 Rupimuni 2 1-2 400 San Ant 215 4980 Sapphire 260 22450 Scurry 2.50 2100 secur Free 105

4500 Selbiirn Wts 3000 Senator 22000 Shawkey

100 Sheep Or 2017 Shcrritt 2000 Siltinco 19400 811 Miller 3250 Slscoe

700 Souris 105 510 Spooner 35 3201 Stanwell 93 3825 Steep Rock 025 2275 Stiirgeon 17 7000 Sud Cont 18 1410 Sullivan 2'70 500 Surf Inlet 6 1-2 14850 Sylvanlte 107 2300 Sweet Grass . 125 1200 Teck-Hugh 220 1000 Tomblll 22 12500 Tower Pete 45 1728 'I'rii.n.s-lllmp 875 3500 Trans Res .. 40 500 Trend Pets 40 .0850 Triad Oil 231 2300 Timgsten 3400 U Mining 1150 Uri Keno 800 Uri Lead 18700 Un Oils 0200 Van Roi 2041 Ventures 33100 Virniir 1000 Vlllbona 4100 Violamac 000 Vulcan 034 Wolfe Am

3200 West. Ashley . 26fK)0 W Homest'd 500 W Leaseholds 9800 Wlirich

500 Wincnesu-ri 5 1.2 1200 Windward ...... 11 1000 Wingnit 4 0000 Wr Harg 190 2000 Yale Lead 37 4500 Yan Canuck . 22 1-2 2100 Yk Bear 121! 3500 Yiikeno 47

500 Cdn Collier 375

050 Dalhousie 27 6850 Pend Ore 550 1000 Yukon Con . . 60 Total sales - 1.748.000 shares. ,

BANKS 10 Bk Mtl 31 17.5 Bk NS BIT 3-0 , 10 Bk Tor 30 1-2 100 C Bk Com 27 3-4 200 Dom Gk . .. 28 95 Royal Bk . 31 INDUSTRIALS 370 Odn Drew 17 10 n Mtg 10 1-4

410 simp A 44 1-8 535 Simp B 42 294 amp Pr I108 l-5

Observe 25th Anniversary Of Wedding

-On Wednesday evening. October am, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons. wilmot. was the scene of a pleasant social event when a large number of their relatives. neighbours and friends gathered to offer their congratulations on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding Innlverssry.

The bride and groom were es- corted to the nest of honour by Mr. and Mrs. Horace I-liuestis who were attendants at their wedding twenty-five years ago. Mrs. Harry Simmons read an address and Mrs. Robert Waugh on behalf of the assembled friends made s pre- sentation of A Tri-Light floor lamp and a purse of money. Both Mr. and Mrs. Simmons thanked most sincerely all their friends for their very kind thought and gen- erous gifts.

The evening was spent -pleasant- ly in singing and games. After s dellcions lunch was served all dis- persed to their homes wishing Roy and Blanche many more years of happiness.

R.C.A.F. Social News From S'side

Squadron Leader and Mrs. Wickum have returned home af- ter a most enjyoable holiday re- newing old acquaintances in Ot- tawa. Quebec City, and Trenton. then going on to New York and Boston. '

The oflicers' wives held their regular bridge and canasta evening on Wednesday. 1-lostesses for the evening were Mrs. .1. Monahan and Mrs. N. Davis. Prizes were won by Mrs. H. Morrison, Mrs. N. Leviten and Mrs. M. Mccrae.

Mrs. P. Beaudet entertained sta formal bridge party at her home in honor of Mrs. G. Ewan who will be leaving shortly for Ottawa.

Mrs. C. Dlllworth entertained at a small informal tea in honor of Mrs. Condon, Mrs. Grant, and Mrs. Blackman.

will be has been

Friends of Mrs. Temple sorry to hear that she ill for the past few days.

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Flyingiofflcer and Mrs. Marion have just returned from Montreal with their daughter. Claire, who has spent the summer with her grandparents.

Miscouche and And Vicinity

Mrs. Jerry Richards and daugh- tors, Marie, Clare and Betty of Wellington. were guests of Mrs. Mary Desftoches, Miscouche. on Saturday, October 4th. '

Misses Eleanor Peters and Shir- ley Perry of Summerside were in Miscouche on Sunday, October 5.

Mabel Murray of Albany arrived at the Mlscouche Convent on Monday morning, October 6. where she will resume her studies.

Ulric DesR.oches who is in the Royal Canadian Navy. is spending some time in Miscouche at the home of his mother, Mrs. Fred DesRoches.

Mrs. William Hickey and Mrs. Agnes Shea. of Indian River were weekend guests of Mrs. Rosella Giliis. Miscouche.

Misses Selina Gaudet. zelma and Anita Perry of st. Nicholas were guests of Theresa Gaudet, Mis-

. couche, on Sunday, October 5.

Friends of Mrs. John Gallant of Mlscouche will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home through illness.

Mi-s. Joseph Gaudef. of Alberton was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaudet. Miscouche.

Mise Auldine Gsudet. of Char- lottetown was in Miscouche on Sunday, October 15th.

Miss Joan Arsenault, who is employed as a teacher in Rustico, arrived at her home in St. Nich- olss on Wednesday, October 8th. to attend the funeral of her fath- er, Phillip J. Arsenault. on Friday. October 10.

and Edward were visit-

Theresa, Eileen Oaudet of Miscouc”

. ors to Alberton on Sunday. Octo-

ber bth, guests of Miss Frances

McAlduff.

Elmer Gaudet. who is employed in Alberta. is spending some time in Miscouche visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reg- gie Gsudet.

Mrs. Bernard A. MoLel1an and daughters. Mary and Rita, spent Sunday. October 5th, at the home of Mrs. McLellan'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. MacNei1. Mis- couche. ,

Mr. Andy Turner of Indinn Riv- er' was visiting in Miseouche on Sunday, October 5th.

sergeant and Mrs. Jarvis and family who have made their home in Miscouche for the past several months. have now taken up real- dence in Slemon Perk.

Reggie Laughlin arrived at his home in Mlscouch on Tuesday. October 7th. after having spent a week in saint John, New Bruns- wick.

Corporsl Lorrie Morgan arrived at his home in Miscouche on Mon- day, October 6th, after having agent I month in Western Can- : e.

Corporal and Mrs. Hopkins and fssnlly. who have been residing in

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Prof. WLS. McNutt . Speaks lit S'side

Professor W. B. McNutt. from the University of New Brunswick, de- livered two talks at R. C. A. 1". station, Summerside Thursday.

He was the third professor from U. N. B. to talk on current affairs at R. C. A. F. station, summer- slde. in recent weeks.

These guest speakers have each given two talks in the station theatre enabling as many of the

personnel of the station as pos- sible to hear them. Professor McNutt chose In his

topic "The Russian Background." This general treatment of the origins of the preseni day Russian Communism was well received by the two audiences and uninterest- ing question period followed each lecture. -

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St. Louis and Vicinity

-Mrs. John B. Gaudet has re- turned to her horn: in St. Louis af- ter spending several weeks with friends and relatives in Collette, N. 8.

Mrs. Eddie Bernard was s recent visitor to Tigriish, guest of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Leclair.

Mrs. Larry Boute of Andover, Mass.. is vtsitzilig in Ebbsfleet. guest of her sister. Mrs. J. J. Gal- lant and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Theriault and son Billie have returned to their home in Massaohussetls af- ter spending I1 pleasant vacation at Mrs. Theriauit's home in Palmer Road, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will- lam T. Perry.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Perry, who have been residents of St. Edward for a number of years. have moved to Hamilton Ont. where lihey are going to reside in the mture.

Mr. Robert Borwlcs of the United States Navy recently spent 8. va- cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowles.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Bernard has a: recent guests. Mr. and Mrs. Camille Ohaission of Tignish and Mr. and Mrs. John DoLcette of Nail Pond.

Mrs. William Peters and family of Duvar were recent visitors at the home of her father, Mr. John S. Arsenault and Mrs. Arsenauit.

Mr. Richard Murphy of St. Law- rence has returned to Montreal. after spending the summer months

with his mother, Mrs. Clarence Murphy. Mr and Mrs, Charles Mallett

have returned home after spend- ing is pleasant vacation with friends in U. S. A. and Montreal. On their return they were accom- panied. by their niece. Miss Bonnie Griffin, and Mr. Holland Cosltrain.

Mr. Melvin Perry, teacher of Piusville school, is enjoying his two weeks vacation at his home in St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barbour of Alma accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moirntain. were re- cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Neil in North Milton.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perry of Kenn- ington were recent visitors not the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ben Perry.

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Miss Nettie Kinch has returned to her borne in Boston, Mi.s.s., after B pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Aims and Tlgnisn. While in Aline the was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jamu Dimbar.

Mr. Wilfred Veno of Bloomfield recently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Myers.

Mr. Frederick Bernard and Mr. Austin Bernard have arrived from Toronto. ,Ont., to visit at their

Miscouchi.-, recently moved to Sle- mon Park.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Linkletter of Summersidc were in Miscouchs on Sunday. October 5th. visiting at the home of Mrs. Llnkletter's sis- ter. Mrs. Robert Cotton.

Edwin DesR.oches, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilary DeaRoches. re- turned to his home in Miscouche after having spent six weeks in the Prince County Hospital, Sum- merside, where he was treated for injuries which he received as the result of an accident. , .

Friends of Eddie Lnughlin are glad to learn that he is consid- erably lmproved after having been involved in an accident. Eddie was formerly from Miscoucho but. at the time of the accident. was employed in Saint John, New Brunswick.

The St. John the Baptist Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Tuesday momlng. October 1th, when Marie Marguerite Gsudet became the bride of Joseph Goud- et. The girls' choir song approp- riate hymns during the Mass.

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S'side Couple To Observe 60th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Matheson. Summerslde will observe their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, Octo- ber 19th at thelr.home with the immediate members of their family. They were married October 19th. 1892. in Summerside by the Rev. Mr. Msggs of the Methodist Church, Mrs. Matheson being the former Sarah Mann. They were born in Summerside and resided there all their lives.

The members of the family as- sembled for the anniversary are Mrs. G. W. I-lollett. (Erma) and Mrs. J. I. Boyd Il..ethe). both of Fort William: Mr. and Mrs. Eric Matheson and daughter Joan. of Melrose. Mass L. A. Matheson, Paradise Valley, Alberta: Mrs Otto Macxinnon (Elaine) Cape Cod, Mass; and Mrs. C. E. Corney (Neva), Summerslde.

Another son. W. L. Matheson. Calgary is unable to be with them

Mr. and Mrs. Corney are having open house, Monday the 20th for the friends of the happy couple in the afternoon from '3-6 and the evening from 8-10 p. rri.

home in St. Louis, guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bcrnaid. They are ac- companied by their friend, Mr. Bill Chandler.

Mr. Wendell Stuart was a recent visitor at his home in Murray Har- bor. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Stuart.

Miss Emily Herriof of Ontario is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Arsenault.

Mrs. Rene Gallant of Charlotte- town was a recent visitor at the home of Mrs. Levi Arsenault in St. Louis,

Mr. and Mrs. Dunsford of Char- iot-tetown were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Dunsfordts par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dou- cette in DeB1ois.

Friends of Miss Irene Gaudef. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Craudet, are .-oriy to know she is a patient at the Western Hospital as is Eloise Callaghan. young

Mr. and Mrs. Miivin Bryne and 3Slii3i.TJi”or”il..”lliii Jill? 9-Iii??? Callaghan. .

Cmigmtulations are being extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bernard on their recent marriage at St. Simon and St. Jude onurch, Tig- nish. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard are residing in DcBlois.

Mrs. Charles Venn of Travellers Rest and her brother. Mr. Onesime Richard of Rngersville. N. B.. were

recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Myers. They were accompanied by Mr. Ben

Richard, Mrs. Senior, and Miss Grndy of Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kinch have returned to their home in Boston, Mass, spending their honeymoon on the Island. Mr. Kinoh is a na- tive of Alma (son of the late Mr. and Mrs, James Kinchl and he and hi. bride have the best wishes of his many friends. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klnch.

Sincere congnatulaltions are be- ing extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Olow on their recent marri- age at St. Paul's church in Sum- merside. Mrs. Clow was formerly Doreen Wedge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dougie Wedge. who were. former residents of St. Lewis. Mr. Clow is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clow of Summcrside.

Congratulations are eho being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Home on their recent marriage at the Immaculate Conception Church Palmer Road. Mrs. Bouts was Miss Bertha Arsensult, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Arsenault of De- Blois. Mr. Boiite is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boute of Tiirnisli.

Friends of Mr. Wilfred Callaghan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Callag- han of Ebbsfleet. will be sorry to hear he had had the misfortune to suffer a fractured leg and other in- juries when he was involved in an autombile accident in Moncfon, N. 8.. recently Mr. Callaghan was taken to the hospital where his In- juries were attended to and his leg placed in a cast. he later re- turned to his home where his many friends are wishing him it speedy recovery.

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Consider I:IIiIl Council. Library for Summerside

The National Film Board office at Charlottetown has extended a very generous offer to clubs and organizations in Summerside,' to- wards the establishing of a film council and a film lending library for Summcrside.

Previously there has been no such organization in Summerside, although many rural communities in the area have taken advantage of the free films and service available from this department.