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I I ""' seems? a, Elmer Murphy, as lhlvner an and George Glow. l0 Ottawa 8L g , i SUMMEIISIDE and PRINCE COUNTY ' | _ News. Suboertptionl. Advortllng ', quartilu mu n. mum an; n any of u» I lollowln; stores In Bllunerllrle: ‘ ‘ a,“ Bookrto e, Wale: Street: Goorllu Drogltnre, Water Sttecti’ reroute Bukrry. Water Street; run Gaudet. 61 Granville street

d The Guardian will In delivered to am home in Snmmernido. hm“; Boy at 2c per thy or llo pot week. Phone H9 for this nervlee

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._nr:o ocum-z in stock at —ROTARY MEETING _ Mr. aces. Br _ the guest speaker at the regular %|:0R SALE 4 room cotton. 5 meeting of the Smnmerside Rot- miies from Summerslde, Cﬂll 203"? arv Club at Coyie's Restaurant. summerside. I on Zruesday. Mr. Donald Baker. ———- _ vice-president, presided tn the _-i-L'RNACP3 (JEFIENT 1H Slﬂck absence of the president, Mr. J. n ilraces. E. Dalton. Mr. NLc-Naughts talk --—- dealt with interesting and amus- -FOR 55115-1” "P01571941 how" ing incidents which occurred on trailer in 200d _°°"dlt1°f1- APPW Parliament Hill during the past Bun 37. Sllmﬂiﬂrillle 01” Dhlme 707 session. Guesis were: Roiarian —-—~— Claude Bradley, Haverhill. Mass. -F0UND—0"<= HPIIPPBI ﬁefvlvﬁ and Alfred Simpson. st. Elean- disPilllFgt.‘ button, no. 265113, Apply o"__5_

Bci 307, Summer-side. , _ i | -—STEWART - PETERS WED- DING. — The wedding of Miss

ham T0 imsTJrhe funer-

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your order to the buy responsible for deliveries on you: rnuta| ,Bertha Ramsav.

J. Watson MacNaught, M.P.was'

ii of the laleM-r. William Henry Sciiurman of Linkletter was hlldi cu saturday and was attended by a great number of people who gnilicicii io pay a last tribute to a lrluild and lwlg-hbor. His pas- t Rev. Charles Carriegy of the

,, imcrslde Presbylerlln Church “y, flit‘ tiificiat __ » 'olei‘g.vman 3.11.: Hrs. Cleve " ialen was plliitlsi for favourite hymns of, m» dccvasﬂd; “bead Kindlyl Light" and “The Lord Is My. sliephard." The pail bQBTOISi were; tvlcssrs Joseph MacMlllaml

Kathleen Peters, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters of Sum- mersldc, P. E. I., to Daniel Stewnrt of Rwerve Mines, Cape Breton, took place Thursday, August 291th, at 4 o'clock, the Rev. C. B. McNerin cf C-halimers Church officiating. ‘Dhe bride looked lovely dressed in a floor lengt-h gown of while sheer, with ﬁnger tipped veil, caught in a wreath of Orange Blossoms. Her corsage was of American Beauty Roses. She was attended by Miss Margaret Stewart, sister of the gromo. dressed lg a fomiul gown of‘

—Mareei1u.i Mxﬁver. sen of ID. and Mrs. Charles Mclver. Bum- merslde. underwent on operation for appendicitis in tho ._ Prince

“ Hospital Monday even- inn-S

—Mlsa Ada Moot-cod. 382.. who has been mendlnl he: holi- days at her home in 8 0 has left for Halifax where she will resume her scientific work at Dalhousie UniverdtL-S. ,

-Mrs. Arthur Saunders. with her SOXLAIUNIRJXZIDGMZI. Boun-

'_ders of Reudvllle. MILL. have re-

turned home after spending I fortnight with Mn. Slim m’ sisters. the Misses A8110! m!

Green Street,

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1 -m. and Mrs-John OlowofSt. John. N.'B., and their sons. Don land Marshall have returned, lf-' ter visiting their son Mr. Harold Clow and Mrs. Clow c! Summer- side. Another son, Ralph who had ‘spent the sunumer in Summerside {returned with theuL-S.

l .-~Mlss Beatrice Rankin. RN.‘

lwho served overseas wth the R- C.A.M.C for two Wars has went (he past. month wth her parents. Mr. and Mrs. RB. Rankin. Bum- merslde. On Saturday Miss Ran- kin leftfor Montreal where- ahe lakes a position on the staff of the new Veterans‘ Hospital there-S-

-Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilli! and the lntteﬁs sister, Mrs. Sadie Jennex of Trenton. N, 5-. 11000311‘ rtﬂfliéd bv Mr. and Mrs. Simon Snvrler, left Sunday mc-rnlnz by motor for Summerslde, where they will be the quests of Mrs. Russell's sister rnd brother-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Jordan and other relatives for a few days.

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i ____________ I ______-___ .7-| is in the home of his loved ones‘ where his loss will be most 5E"-

He leaves to mourn their 1055 B wife formerly Eva L. Yeo of Gen-l

tral Lot 16, and six daughtcrsﬂ‘

In. Fred Paynter. Freetownl, Gladys. M-rs. Walter Paynter. Try-l on; Muriel, Mrs, Earl Thomp50n,| Sherbrooke; Dori-s of St. John N.!

; Sadie, Mrs. Ralph Thompsniu] Long River; Ethel, Mrs. WYIMYI, Yeo, North St. Eleonora. lo whom deepest sympathy is extended, l

The high esteem in which hc was. held was amply demonstrated by! the large number of neighbors and, friends from for and near who in. this busy season turned out to

Donald Baker Heads,

§S’Side (tonimitteo

—A very entEfa-rtic meeting of

i Summerside citizens was held on - Tuesday evening to set up a com-

mittee to put on a campaign in

.Summerside to assist the Salva-

tion Army in their national cam- paign for much needed fundl to carry on all their lctivitlel in thil Province,

Major G. V. Mnclnn and Ad- jutant B. Burnett were present. on ‘nvitation and expressed regrets‘ of N. W. Lowther, Provincial Chair- man. that he could not be present

‘uwi-ng to another engagement to ‘ be with the P. E. Island Branch i of the War Amputation: of Can- ‘ ada. A very strong Committee wal wet up headed by Donald Baker

as Chairman and Mr. P. G. Clark as Vice-Chairman and plans were

i made to put on the drive in Sum-

merside commencing September 19th. The Provincial objective ls $10,000.00 and the Committee set

the sum of $1000.00 as the objec-

tive for Summcrside and felt this quota would be exceeded. Headquarters are following the Summerside Campaign with the greatest interest and feel sure that 171E V91"? strove Committee set up will meet with a most enthusiastic response from the Citizens of Sum- mcrsldc. All cx-service men remem- ber with gratitude the splendid work done by the Salvation Anny during the last two wars and the Legion members on the Commit- tee assured the Salvation Army Officers that they would be glad to assist in every way, The following is the Committee whxhwas set up Tuesday evening. Chillfmﬂn ~Dcinuld Baker. Vice-Chairman-P, G. Clark,

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attend his funeral. being the lam!" Secretary —Earl G. Cannon.

T l l , H ' - . llgtxmo]Enlgéniﬁlliletyeifw grlggk veil attached t0 a halo of white

,,.. ,, _ daisies, Her corsage was of Ameri- gain)» and Tinson Newscme. ha“ Beauty Roseg Donald Stewart " . _...__M___ attended the groom, Following the . lceremony the happy couple motored

to the Legion llall where a recep- ,tion was held 11nd supper was serv- Qd to 75 friends. The hall and bride's Ja-ble were all done tn pink, white .and blue streamers. The bride's liable was centered with a three Eiler wedding cake. topped Vtllth min- iature bride and. groom. Receiving lat the door was the bride's mother dressed in mauve crepe with cor- sage of Talimnan Roses. also the [grooms mother dressed in pink crepe and a corsage of Roses and IForgetAme-nots. Serving the guests ,were Mrs. Helen Martin. Mrs. Mar- llon Martin and Mrs. James Daw-

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. m lson. After supper dancing was en- joyed bv all. The bride received a

lovely assortment of gifts. The happy couple motored to Summer- sid-e, P. E. I.. on their honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have the best wishes of their many friends-S.

Summer-side

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Personals T- Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

‘and friends in Montreal-S.

omve li- I -Mr. and Mrs. Ensor Bowness ll Granville Street and Mr. and Mtrs. Harry Dickie summers“, of Summerside have returned “m” 575 from a pleasant motor trip to

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I ' MR. LEONARD J. PICKERING

A feeling of deepest. sorrow pass- ed over Sherbronke and surround- ing districts when it was learned that Leonard J. Pickering had passed away at the Prince County Hospital on June l9. 1946.

The late Mr, Pickering would have celebrated his 67th birthday on June 20. having been born in 1879. at Sherbrooke. P-EI. He was the youngest son of the late Wil- liam and Caroline Tanton Picker- lng and was the last remaining member of their family of nine children. He became suddenly ill on June 8th. midnight and was rushed to the Prince County Hos- pital where an emergency oper- ation was performed which in it- selft proved to be uccessful up to within an hour before the end came, as if he would fully recover. He was a great lover of his home. and by his vntl-flng efforts and thrift he built up for his family one of the best homestead» in the district . He was a man of sterling worth and will be greatly missed in the community where he was a staunch supporter of every worthy cause. over ready to lend his inﬂuence to any movement of advantage to the district, and his sterling qual- ities of character attracted the friendship and respect of all with

whom he came in contact but it‘

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est weekday funeral ever seen m‘ the community, with more "1811 H‘ hundred cars in the procession’ his funeral which took place on’ Friday 21st, from his late resi- dence. I

Rev. Kenneth Sullivan of Sum-| metslde United Church ccrnductcdI the service at the house and grave, “Nearer my God to Thee" and "Abide With Me" were ﬁllllg by the United Church choir. In- terment was in the People's Ceme- tery, Summcrside. Mr. Kenneth Compton being the undertaken".

The pallbearers Messrs. Birch- field Yeo, Garfield Yeo, Ralph Compton, Reginald Compton. Lloyd Small and Alex Chappell. tender- ly laid their lifelong friend to rest in the family plot.

There were a number of beauti- ful floral tributes, conveying sym~

Pﬂlhy. _

Pillow, Family.

Crescents, Garfield Yeo and family, Mildred and family.

Wreaths. Birchflelrl Yeo and family, Ralph Compton and fnm- ily, Reg and Margaret, Lloyd Small and family, Percy Weeks and fam- lly. Mrs, Bduarebri-ggs and Jack.

Sprays: Grandma Yeo. Chrntlcs Lilly, Mae and Elmer. Daisy Ruh- ert, Ethel and Rc-beri, Frank. Pearl, Wanda and Rav, Mrs. Brow; and girls Eric and Neda, Staff of Sinclair and Stewart.

For llTlEr P. 0. "ews

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“I Treasurer-Son. Ldr. R. E, El- S.

Executive Committee - L. R. Al- len, Roland Phillnson. Lt. Co], J. A- MMPhPB. M. D., Wilfred Gou- det and W. A. Currie.

ROTHESAY. Scotland. Soot. 5__ (Reutersl-The Royal Navy's sub. marines Venturer, Votary and Viking, veterans of action in Nor- wegifm waters. today became the Utstein. Uthaug and Utvaer of the Rctval Norwegian Navy. Thé white U198" was lowered, the NOPWeg- ian flilgs raised and the new name; unvei cd In a cerempn in Firth ol Clyde, y ‘M

LINSILADE, Buck amshlr; Eimland -— (OP) - A f nuer who offered children a hﬂlfpenny y), every White cabbage butterfly thgy Callﬂht received 2.000.

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Sealed fenders addressed to the under-sinned will be received up to and includlnr Sept. 25th for the erection nf a two-roomed nhool at Freetown. Lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted. Plan: and specifications may be seen on application tn the Secretary,

GEORGE D. JARDINE, Secretary Freetown School.

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