L Division R.C.M. P.

Iii.-ii

4 i .

Left to ri;lii,

ll .-..s.oi;cr J. D Bird, i..i .qii.iricrs at Ot-

Deputy Cunt R C M.P.

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ta.wa. :ii.spccw.i i t" pvrsollnel of "L" Div:s.ii:i mi ;iir.iiie ground at Charluztrzi .11 ..iquarici's yes- terday inn: i E 'l1ie inspection I8l'T1'l.l.l"I.ll('(I .- i--.i -is t.lii- work and prar-::c.s 0 'lie DIVISION in which the C stone: was as- sisted by .r .;on team from Ottawa Fill of Inspector D. O E. Bi S'..itt Sgt. J. R itk-F';ir'ii.:.ii (I (Iii;-table Wm-

ters. The tr l.I(.'liIlLl'.'K ill Montague and Sou:';s tic iL.s.ir-d on Tues- dav. Ioiiilulllg lloll.iI custom of calling at run or on such offices

in the proii:'..e i-.ii-ii year. Prior to cw t. the Island. S.sl'!itl1' and his

party o.f.it..i , ' liufi Fredericton, N.B., and ycsi-:u..v .'ternonn left for Halifax to inspect the two Divisions there, him 0! which is the Marine P-vice unit of the RCMP. Later ii.) uxll visit Triiro and Sydney he .1 flying to St.

Johns, Nfld, r.:.d the sub-division It Cornerbriiriii.

Deputy Comm.s-i.-rer for some tune ii mcinbvr of the New Brtinsitzi-lg P'Iii'll'iI"lE1I Police stationed at F:'t-tliwictonitran.sfer- ring to the RC Al F. in 1933, with headquarters it Sliuicluii. Later he was trnns.fcri'i-cl to VFLTEVIIIE, Alta. and to E:imoc'c::. Alta. for five years as CflZ1l."iI Investigation officer He .; appointed 0 C of the Winn peg Division XhI'iBI't- he i-I-iii'i.iu-it for seven and a half V.-eirs tllil'.I .Xf.iy, 1953. when he was made Drpiitv Commission- er and called tr. Ottwxva HEADQC.-KRTICRS STAFF

The pcrsorrcl of Division RC.M.P :11 iii . prrivinco are un- der comm.-ind o' Inspector W H Nevin. with I h--nriqiiarters staff

Bird was

HOWARD McINNIS

FITTICI) I”I)()'I'W'EAR

175 Queen st. - Currie Bldg

DEATHS BIRTHS. MARRIAOES. 50c Per insertion

P-TIFIIIS DUFF! - Al tiw Llirirlottetown Hospital on Ai.;.i-t Iii. 1.054. to Mr. and Mrs

(iii-.iili a Diiffy, Fort

Augustus. .1 rl

I7l('f'Ii:)KVl'1, Sept.

1st, 1954. t'li-.irili.ll llnderhlll, aged R0 than -luiiimiis resting at Davi.:nn'e Fiiii-iii llimw until Fri- day tiicni-o in SI iignilri l'nitNi

Church wliric fiineial Sr'r'Vlf'P will he held at 2 p in Interment in the l'Illil'I'Il cvn vtcry.

l 'l)ERT.-IKER ENIB.-HATER

(Jhariottc-town and North Wiltshiro

DIAL 5549

THE HENNESSEY

.-.51.... .oi.'

W. H. Nevin.

consisting of Sgt. M3j0r D. A. Dunlop. CID. ofliier Cpl A T. Kent, Constable Walker, Civil Ser- vice Radio Technician C. D. Gillis. Constable C. P. Hill in charge oi race track pari iiiuiiir-l system. Miss T. Macbean and Miss S. E. Connick. stenogiaphers Two civi- iian employees are Messrs. Henry Doucetie and Roy .VIllt'I.l(f0d Staff headquarters is the clearing house for all RCMP. work in the prov- ince.

Administration--Stores. accounts. personnel etc, is in charge of Sgt. M. F. Hagan. Qiiarmrmaster stores. Constable J. Olipliani. and Con- stable W. G. Coiiizhlan Identifica- tion, fingni-prints, photo and plan drawing, Constable G. R. Hum- phrey.

Chnrlottetouri Detachment. which is the largest on the Island, is in charge of Sgt D R George, as- sisted by Sgt. A M. Johnston. Constables here are J. E. Nightin- gale, M. 'MacKinnon. W. I... Bise- low. J. W. Fraser, A. J. Monac- braaten. J. B. White, C. A. Bayne.

Highway Traffic Squad - Con- stables R. M. Studen. .1. O. Mur- ray, .1. T. Murrant, F 1-1 Plnnock. A. R. Fischl, R. W. M. Griffith, O. V. McNairn.

Preventive Section L Cpl. J. L. Jay and Cpl. W. G. Martin.

Borden Detachment; Constalbles H. G. E. Chlpman and J. W. Pringle

Alberton-Cpl W H. Warner, W. J. R. MacDonald, J. R. Sexton. W. J. Leach

Montague - Cpl D S Davis. Cpl. R. C. Pettitt, Cpl. P, F. Aun- tin

Souris - Cpl. S C Sanford. Constables J. Snieu-k and G. R. Silver. Here the town is nlno po- liced by Constable M. F. Barrie.

Summerside - Cpl T J. K6018. Constables D. F Gutteridge, D. J. Hender, J. W. Cveisler, P. J. Borya.

A summer detachment in also maintained at North Rustico from May 1 to November 30 by Ooh- stable .1. Vetesl. The uniformed personnel on the Island total: 44.

citizenship Granted

FUNERAL HOME

'7 Kent SI.

W. J. HROWN Funeral Director

can g 14, Hour Ambulance service Dlgnllled. Courteous Service

Dial 1609

ICHARLTTET OWN I FUNERAL HOME

78 Eiistnn St. DIM.

N920

Complete Funeral and Ambulance Service

- Director - IOIEIT E. BRADLEY

' lied me and

Six immigrants from Holluid became citizens of Canldll In the Law Courts Building yesterday when they took the oath of llllks innce from Judge St. Clair Train- or. They are: Mr. and Mn. Dirk Pletu Bakk!-r of Abneyi KI"l'S County: Mr. and Mrs. Nicholaas Van Plaggenhoef of Alexandra. and Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hendrik Van Omme of SouthP""-

Following the presentation of (vnjlpnghlp r9rIITlPnIP!, Mrs. Van Plnggt-nhoef stated for the him- plly smiling group that she hop- rd "we will make zrmd citizens." They are all prospr-mus farmers

Card I-IODf;THanIrs

1 wish to extend my thanks to Dr. Inman. nursinit SIR” "I Ill? Kings County Hospital. and Miss Anna McDonald. R.N., Kilmuir. for kindness shown me while A patient there. Also those who vis- uunt cards, letters, treat: and flowers.

Mm Reg. Jnlmnwn. Murray River.

Inspected Yesterday 2 ”

ccior W. H. Nevin, O.C. "L" Division, Sgt. Major D. A. Dunlop, Deputy Commissioner J. D. Bird.

Barteris Film Lab.

Left to right, Deputy Commissioner J. D. Bird, Inspector D. O. E. Bartram, Inspector

Barter's Film Lab.

Auio Traffic Up. But Fewer Trucks 1 Cross Al Wood is. .

Traffic figures for August 195-it .sued by the Noitliumiierland Fer- ries Limited yesterday. show a sharp decrease in truck traffic via Wood Islands-Caribou route as coinpared with a similar period last year. The figures also show :in increase in both pii.xSEl1ge1' and auto traffic. Comparative figures for this years and last year's foui- month period, May-August tin clusivei. indicate trends similai to those of last months traffic.

In August of this year. their viere 21,424 passengers crossed be- tween the two points as compared with 21,019 in the same month of 1953-an increase of 405. The Prince Nova and the Charles A Dunning carried 5,893 autos last montbian increase of 403 over the 5,490 in August, 1953. In truck transportation, there was I total of 798 carried by the two boats this year as compared with 948 oi August, last year This 1A a de- crease ol 150.

In the foui-munth period this year there were 57,182 passengers crossing-1,996 more than the 55,- 186 of 1953. 15,912 autos were car- ried so iar this year compared with the 14.601 of liist year. This is an increase of 1,311 autos. The tmiispoitation oi trucks for this period this year has been 3200-a decrease of 627 from 1953': 3,827

Even though there has been an increase in the number of reser- iations from 690 in August. 1953. to 692 in August, 1954, the iota. number of reservations for the four month period this year is 2:219 - 36 less than laat year's 2,255.

Surprise Visit To Orphanage

CIllIdF9n of the PFIHCO Edward Island Protestant Orphanage wen delighted by a surprise visit last IWPYVHE from the members of the Irwin Christian Fellowship group of Trinity Church.

Corn on the cob was enjoyed by kiddie: and adults alike. Ice crenm was added to the treat and was much enjoyed by all. The evening started off with two short films and was followed hi a program under the direction of .V1r. John Rirhards who kept the children continuously entertained ini mmi of the evening.

The l'IllIfIrPrl joinnd iii-artiI,V in the entertainment lending their voices in the singing and provid- ing suitnbin numbers of their own. The accompanist. for the eve- ning was Mrs. Jack Kirby. Rev. Howard and Christie as well as n goodly number of new members were present tor the occasion and the visitors lnft. feeling that they bad. if pn.1:ible,enjoyod them- s-Ii-:-! even better than the chili!-

ren who will be looking M:-it-nrrl

to an evening of n Ilmlli hm in the near future.

iEnjoy Sunday

School Picnic

Under the most favorable of weather conditions the Central Church held its Sunday School picnic at the Brackley Beach

grounds Wednesday afternoon with a record attendance of boys, girls and adults. Children from the Protestant Orphanage at Mount Herbert were also among these present.

The afternoon was spent in the usual order of iun-making Races were run by the various age groups; a peanut scramble added to the fun; softball, horse-shoes. swinging and teetertotterir.g were enjoyed oy young and old A canteen prot- cd 3. popular place as well as the lung tables of delicious lunch pio- vided by the ladies of the congre- gation.

A tired but happy bus of pic- nicers lead the motor cavalcade back into the city to await the anticipated feature another year.

Appointment Naval Adviser

Captain W. G. WIII reach Quebec City the S. S. "Front-onia" today. en route in Ottawa to take up his duties as Naval Adiiser to the

Party. R. N..

on board

In Holy Redeemer

p I merit.

434 DONORS NEEDED

At Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic

TODAY-2-4 and 7-9 PM. To make up the 1.000 required this week BE ONE - AND SAVE A LIFE!

cirv & nisrnicr

B.0Y'S TAXI. Dial 0560-6368 COOK'S for Furnace Picture:

DE LAVAL MILKEI-S. Bevin.- torl. etc. storey Electric.

CBASWELL for Better Photo- graph;

"WI TREAT TEE SICK WELL” Glue)": Pharmacy. Oven eveninn till 3 o'clock

P. W. SMALL! tinsmith shop will be closed from Sept. 7 to Sept. 30.

PRINCE BEAUTY Pu-lor closed for holidays from September 3rd to 14th.

BLOOD SAVES LIVES EVERY DAY - Be a donor at one of the clinics this week and help pro- Vldl this service for your fellow- man - perhaps even yourself.

NEW FALL dresses for the teen age girl arriving daily. 5. A. Mc- Donald's. Third Floor.

VISITING HERE - Mr. Harry Bovyer, Chief C.P.R. reprmentat we in Australia. is visiting his sis- ter. Mrs. Thomas Allen in Char- lottetown. Mr. Bovyer, who learned telegraphy at Mt. Stewart station 36 years ago under the agent, Mr. Harry Macliay was a recent visitor there where be renewed friend- ships and viewed old scenw. He ms a son at Toronto University doing atomic research work.

VISITING CHURCH GROUP - Twenty-five membe is of Methodist Church of Chester, Penmylvgnig. known as the MacDowei1 Shrop- shire Circle, arived in Charlotte- town last evening. They will con- tinue this morning on their 17 day tour which last year took them to California. The tour, which has been in operation for seven years now, will travel through all the Eastern Canadian provinces and many of the Eastern United States.

CUCUMBER. PROCESSING Cucumber procusing at the plant of Matthew Wells is slightly be- hind that of last year, according to the plant manager, Mr. Gordon, who states that this is due to the low temperatures experienced dur- ing the past weeks. The acreage of cucumbers on the Island in equi- valent to that of 1958 and it is believed that the potential crop is here if he weather improves and higher temperatures are realized.

POLICE COURT -- In City Police Court yesterday morning before Magistrate K. M. Martin A man, chanted with contributing to Juvenile deilnquenc, was fined S30 and costs or 80 days in Jail. Of the four men, charged with being drunk and incapable, who izippeazvd one was fined :20 and lcosta or 10 days while another lzvas sentenced to 20 days imprison-

Another was fined 55 and costs or 5 days and another was remanded till the 8th.

LOAD UNDAGAMED - It is most fortunate that out of 3 foui ton load of cucumbers being trans- ported in Charlottetown on Tues- day evening only 100 lbs of the vegetables were destroyed when the truck carrying them went out of control at Winsloe. It is pos- sible that mention of tho fact that a greater amount than this had been lost. A more recent report shows that in spite of the exten- sive damage to the truck, almost the whole load was unaffected.

Personal:

Mr. and Mrs. George WaI(EIIll' and family. arrived home afterl spendiniz a two week vacation with Mrs. Wakelin's mother, Mrs. Mary Spencer, Hamilton, Ont.

Rev. John M. Macbeod of St, Peter's. Cape Breton, left on return this week after spending his holidays at his old home in Valleyfield. On return he was accompanied to Saint John, by his mother. There they will visit Mr. MacLeodls uncle, Rev. A. D. Maclieod.

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flood, Bay- ficld St., accompanied by their son-in-law. Ronald Grecnan have returned home after a pleasant motor trip through the U. S. A..

in Toronto where they were that guests of Mr. and Mrs. Flnod's daughter and son-in-law. Noreen

and Joe Cusocke of that city.

United Kingdom High Commis- sloner.

Captain ,Parry is accompanied by his wife, his eleven year-old

daughter and three year-old son.

Community Centre

TIMOTHY SEED

We now have our cleaning mills in both Summerside and Charlottetown in operation. We will custom clean your

seed, also buying timothy at

highest market prices. at our

Kinkora. Summerside and Charlottetown mills. Bring your seed in and get immediate returns.

' Signed,

P. L. MORRIS, Kinkora, Summerslde and

Charlottetown

Honors Al Show

Mr. wilf Cudmore. a local flower enthusiast, took top honors with 83 points at the annual Moncton Gladiolus Society show which was held recently. 'Mr. Cudmore was second in judging for the coveted Transcript Trophy and had his gladloll selected by judges as best of the first days display. Mr. Cud- more has been attending the show for some ten years now.

ZOO Island

mg purposes to improve the qual- ity of the stock in that area.

Local flower silt. 3f”1'5”sL' '"-".'i.::s:.::ee - , . om& M2 14.: ':l1&03331l0ElIl;) Enihusasi Wins :,::”....':.';"..”?.'.l:5i.'l”... ...i:9... we

noulsng Irioauuuagglw

bo bein shipped for bread- ” an 3 'll0lOU-313394?! - lllonoonog

IMPORTANT

Doctors attending the Medical Convention on Fri. day and Saturday in Prince of Wales College auditor-

ium may be reached by direct telephone.

Feeder Pigs

Go To Maine

A pioneering effort was begun last week when 200 feeder pigs were shipped to the State of Maine. Apparently, according to officials here, it is a matter of the Maine breeders wishing to develop a leaner type of bacon hog than that now grown in that State. It is believed to be the first such shipment to Maine ever made and is further evidence of the

value of the Island developed York-

shire-type bacon hog.

BUYING TIMOTHY SEED

We are buying cleaned and uncleaned timothy seed at our warehouse daily. Prompt returns. Just arrived large shipment of binder and baler

twine. L. J. ROSSITER

Grafton St. East Dial 3186

This week Island breeders will

WET HEY'S

Orange and Grapefruit

1 MARMAIADE

24 oz. Jar

KRAFT

Miracle Whip 8 oz. iar

29c.

CLARKIS LARGE 48 OZ.

PAPER NAPKINS.2

KELLOGG'S 8 OZ. PKG.

i5iXiiii”EiiiEn ..

ROBIN HOOD

FLOUR. 7lb. bag .

PIEHIESIMIUD:

FEATURING

TOMATO JUICE. 2 lins .. 69c

CORN FIAKES. 2 for . .. 39c

fq.n'.'(r

GET 'EM Iilllllf TIIEYPfl0H PRICID

CUT - UP CHICKEN

Wings. Breuto, Lop,

Labor Day has rolled around again and every- one is just one year older than they were this time last year. But the Specials at A'l'KlNSON'S are NEW every week. So drop In and look them over. Plan for yourself a. real feast when celebrating Labor Day.

PICNICSHOIIIDES. . 53: BOLOGNA. by the piece 29c COOKEDHAM. i-2ib. 43:

MACHINE SLICED

BACON. lb. 69c CORNED BEEF, lb. 33c REGULAR HAM. whole or half. lb. 65:

GauImPMoIiL PRODUCE

LARGE onrsrv mean

IETTUCE. each . l5c

FIRM RED

TOMATOES. 2 lbs. .. 29c

Eiliiiois. 2 lbs. . I9c CAOIIFLOVIER. each 29c

LARGE LOCAL

CELERY STALK d'IT'o 19c

PRESERVING TIME IS HERE!

WE HAVE IN STOCK BASKET

PEACHES - PEARS - PIUMS

AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES

pligs. 35c

45c . 55c

0-4..

...33c

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