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Nun, Subscriptions. Advertising Tho Guardian may be bought at any lunmolnldc

i following stores

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Sassoon nonon 5§EG”.'Z’§Z. .Ml.!'¥'s mill. Sunn- Cmm, Tummy, March 10th. be- “ i-s and 1-9 P. u.

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HEAD jnﬂfnhlfk Wednesday, March Beferizetown Juniors‘ vs. Norboro 31mm"; Freetown Ladlesl/Eihﬁgif; q“; Ladies. Skate alter. ‘ 25 cents to all.

MEETING-The an- tlro Kensington Association

...ANNUAL Bu?“ meﬂgd-go oetrative 255M351 bepheld in the King

" s Hall Kenslnston. Tuesday. “Wt, 15th 'at 1.30 p.m. All share- tilirir. and‘ patrons are ref-Neill"! y: attend. W. L. Delaney. manuscr-

TABLE DEDI- mmuﬂiﬁ? Table n ch s were dgdlicattgg mirifohirhi Summerside Churui oi Christ on Sunday it ‘he nwmlrrg service _by the minist- er Rev, William Bllson. Prior to thte ceremony the minister 1118119 l re... gXplaQBt-Ofy remarks regard- g the Communion Set about to be dedicated to the Glory 0! 50d- H. remarked that this was a K1". n! lnvo from tile tamily ol the late esteemed sister. Mrs. Bessie Mur- my Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wells. Mrfrno Mrs. M. 1.. Bradshaw and u, the donors heartlelt thanks are mpmsed. Messrs. Arthur Enmw and lra Crozler unveiled this Com- mullinh Set, alter which~ the minister led in responsive B11118 reading. This was followed by a prayer oi dedication and thanks- living by Mr. Bllson. The placing oi the emblems on the table was by Messrs. Harry Linkletter and Ernest Callback. alter which com- mtlnlon was celebrated. Alillfvllriﬂtv music was played by the orsanist- Mrs. Winsloe Morrison and the lcllowing hymns were suns dur- mg tho service: "Breathe on Me Breath nl God," "When I Survey The wondrous Cross." 1319M F9551 ot Love Divine." “Dedication Hymn’; ‘m; “My God, I Thank Thee. v-S

—WORLD DAY OI’ PRAYER? The women o! H9118 River PMS- byterinul church, Long River Unli- ed church, and 5t. Stephen's An- gilcan Church, Burlington. loined in tho service ol the World Day cl Prayer, at the home 01 ‘W5- Ellis Prolithmlrlington. The lead- crs were Mrs. Allan A. Campbell, Presbyterian; Mrs. James Bernard. United; and Mire. William J. HM- ringion. oi tihc entertaining group. The impressive service was car- ried out in ‘it's entirety, with a brlel address by Mrs. E. Proiltt. Readings. in keeping with the theme, Lord 1s Thy Keeper". ' were given by Miss Christ! Boll Johnstone, Mrs. Elmer Macbeod and Mrs. William J. Paynter, and others led in prayer. Adding much to the beauty otl the service was a 1111c! by Mrs. Horace Thompson and Mrs. Ernest Dunning. Btloro pronouncing the benediction. Mrs. Harrington welcomed the’ visiting ITWps, and voiced her regret at the absence ol so many iomillcr iacesand noted the lsct that some had been called to higher service, one especially, who had taken part ‘Whm hat We met here." Mn. Oliver Paynter spoke on behnll ol 1h: United Church women, think- 111! the hostess and the Anglican Women ior their wtlcome and hos- pitality. Mrs. A. A. Campbell ot the Presbyterian Clllich also cx- hressed her appreciation and spoke oi those who have passed on, each lhurch having lost mtmbtrs since inst meeting together. At her re- 111951. a moment's silence was ob- rerved in their memory.. She, as well as Mrs. Harrington, paid trib- ute to the memory oi the late Mrs. “Wm Proiiit who, on former llmllar occssionsﬂgave us n. warm welcome to her home.” Ten was ‘"1"!!! by the hostess, assisted by "ti. Nelson Paynter, Mrs. Daniel iilckox, Mrs. Keith Adams, Mrs.

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"wiry Paynier, Mrs. Harry §lldl- °‘"'-"- 11'1"- Ltislit Paynier and ivlrs.

Water Street: Gourllce Drugstore. ll Central Manet; Wstor Streeti. llnrh Gllldtt. O1 Granville Street: yum.‘ qmury, Russell Street: Alyre Doncom ‘Grocery, Snoonu Shoot:

_ lslnnd Motor Transport. Water Street. uardlm will be delivered coco: homo in lummcrlldo by Curler pudaynrllcporwook. Phonnlborll-I lolthlnurvlce u: order to the b0! Iﬂlllﬂllllblo tor dcllvcry on your nub.

junt come lrom Sunday school and

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—'IIOCKEY Bedequc rink ‘Hurl- day. March 10. First plcyoit game South Shore League. Freetown Royals vl. Bedeque Bombers. Skate alter. Admission 86 and 25c.

—lll0'.l‘ABY own-rho guest speaker at the regular meeting ol the Summerside Rotary Club yes- terday wss C. C. Avnrd o! Sackville,‘ N. 3., who entitled his talk, "Optimism and Courage lor Marl- tlrners." Guest: at the meeting were: S. C. Bryenton, Charlotte- town, Mel Upton, Montague. J. J‘. Enmsn, Fred Mahar, W. M. Mellilh, L. R. Allen. W. A. Currie, Robert Haggerty, H. T. Holman. Jr., Alan Holman, Henry Wedge-S.

JOINS R. C. A. F. — m. Jerry Gsudet ol Bummerslde has en- listed‘ in the R. C. A.‘ F. as s. radar operator. Mr. Gaudet who will leave lor Trenton. Ont, on March 11th. is an employee oi the men's clothing department ol Smaiilmanh Ltd. During the war Mr. Gaudet held the rank ol sergeant in ilte artillery and ser- ved overseas.» A lormer R. C. N. V. R. man who has joined the sir lorce and also leaves lor ‘Trenton on March 11th i: Thomas Hughes oi 106 Brighton Avc., Charlotte- town-S

—M0'1‘0R FROM SASK. — Mr. Ralph Iow-thervand his parents, Mir. and MrsXBrenton Lowtuer, were visiting relativ» in Sum- merside on Wednesday. Mr. Ralph motored _lrom Tlsdale, Sask- atchewan, and arrived in the Pro- vince on Thursday. March 3. He lound the roads good across Can- ada but encountered s. great deal oi snow lrom Borden to Bedeque. He plans to leave onvrettirns to Saskatchewan on Saturday morn- ing, March 12. Mr. and Mrs. Bren- ton Lowther cl »Me1lort. Saskat- chewan, who have been spending the winter with relatives and lrlends in the Province, plan to re- turn to their home the- end oi March-s

Personals '

-—Mr. Vernon Williams. Char- lottetown, was a week end guest at "Woodlelght" Burllngton.—Bur.

-—Mlss Doris Johnstone. Char- lottetown. is visiting her parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. E. W. Johnstone, Burlingtorh-Bur.

—-Mi|s Jennie Johnstone, Ottawa, is visiting her‘ parents. Mr. and Mr; Oscar Johnstonp/Long River. — ur.

—Misa Ruth Prclitt, Summerside, spent the past week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Pro- iitt, Burlington.

--Mls| Elizabeth Johnltone. re- turns to her duties at the Prince Edward Island‘ Hospital this week. alter spending a vacation at her home at Burlingtom-Bur.

—l1‘riends are glad to learn that Mr. Roy Bryanton in making s good recovery at the Prince County Hoc- pital altar an attack oi pneumonia, and will soon be able to return to his home in Burllngton.-Bur. r

—Mrs. Arthur Mclwen, sum- mersidc East. has returned lrom Montreal alter pending three weeks visiting her dsughtor. Mrs. W. E. Kcvmagh-S

LONDON — (C?) — A lad. can) by police shooting dice with lrlends. said: "Just my luck. I've

this was my lint bet."

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WEDNESDAY, March 9th—Jcn- itor’s beneﬁt nigh-t: Summer- side Ho: Beans vs. Kensington Not What They Used To 80's. Fun, fun, fun and more fun. Gome starts at 8:15 sharp.

Yﬁith Harrington.

Bur.

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to nee you hitching and pulling up your dressed up and look smart u pnlntr-but ollcct ‘ls spoiled by hcsithat are not straight and taut! to do thll you know-c nest little GAMER BELT will right in place and what is more you'll tool comlort- an n loll range mince exams-oat IUD, on" w: n e c brocade; in colon bloom»: n, ' y the, tuition bcncnth"! tori-DINA. Once you weir: Get-tor lnlolﬁhllf, ﬂout

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Mrs. Robert: mils, Odour-y, ﬂhdgf-

Wednesday. He: man! lrlends wish h" I- Ilmdy convalescent-c.

_'!'1w sympathy cl tho resident! oi DIARY l-nd vicinity ll extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mama Lcwigln the loss ol their home by tin Cucumpec. - ,

Min Marlon Cooke. teacher at 7°19‘ V1!" $011001. Wu n recent visitor to Howlnm. the guest o! her WM. Mrs. Bruce Car-authors, 1dr.

Cllfilﬂlﬂfl and lunily.

Mrs. Rnlph Gard. who u “,1... ed in summer-side with the lirm oi Smeilmanh Ltd., was o. rum; Week-en truest at the home ol Mr. a Mrs. l-leher Bryan and lnmily 1n Howlarr.

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The many lrlends o! w. Erskine Silliker. Knutsiord. who recently "lide-"vmt l 11111102‘ operation in the Prlnoc County Hospital in Bwnmerslde. unlto in wishing him a speedy recovery. The new blackboard pﬂlhﬂggd by m? ULQHIY Womens Ingtltute tor‘ $12.75 was installed in‘ the intermediate room taught by M" John Matthews ol Oleat-y. 1g re- places the present worn-out board in that room and it is a great help 1° 110th students and,tcacllar_

Congratulations are ~being tended to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel

R) W119 193911111’ celebrated the fifty-sixth anniversary oi urglr weddlng. Their multitude ol lrlends 110l1e that God will spare 11115 osteemed couple to enjoy many ""716 119-1111? anniversaries.

BEIIEQIIE & VIGIIIITY

Master Garnet Lowther. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Inwthor. North Carleton is improving alter his severe iilneu bordering on pneumonia.

‘Mir. Frank Merv-lane. Fernwood, who has been convalescent with his aunt Mrs. William Mills. Sum- merslde, following his recent oper-

ation returned to his home on Sunday. Mira. Albert Wright, Central

Bedeque. has been openttedon at,- Rthode island Hospital, Providence, R.I.. lor removal ol octet-nelson her ayes, her msriy Island lrlends wish her l. good recovery.

Mir. Peter lvlcCauli. Ellerslle and- son Calvin and three daughters Millicent Melda. and Mr. and Mrs

Handy attended the iuneral ol the

late Mrs. Thcmas Waugh at Bede-

que on Saturday. _

Mr. Waiter Leard, Fernwood ha: sold his farm to Mr. Lcmc Mc- Farlane. Sluruncrside, this is one o’ the best properties in Fernwaot; lidtr. Leard is the third gerleratioi to own this Leard hcmestead; he plans on building a house next summer on a. lot he h-as purchased lrom Mr. Albert Weeks. at Bedeque.

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The ltmeml or the lcto curs. Thomas Waugh was hold lrcm the borne oi her con Robert Waugh. Lower Bcdeque, Saturday. March 5th and was very largely attended. C. A. Britten conducted the y Rev. W. Burton Crown; Mir. Britt-m took ll his text Psalm m verso 14 “may shall bring. torch rruit in old ace: they shall be lat and ﬂourishing" and spoke lilting words oi , re- lering to the Christian liie 0i the departed. Hymns lung were: "The Old Rugged W050. Ac up in Jesus. and Tile Sands oi Time are sink- lng. Pall bearers were six son-in- lnws: Messrs. Hedley Muttut, Pei.- er MoOculL-Enrlo Hucstis. Welter. MoCcllum. Ralph l-logg and Frec- mm Sknmona.

World Day ol Prayer service was held in Bedoque Unitod Church Vestry on March 4th in the alter- noon with Mrs. llmest Weeks pre- . siding. The theme o! the programme: The Lord is thy Kceptr. blood on Psalm 12.15th verse was divided into the following headings. Ador- ation, Pcnitczice, Assurance. Thanks- giving, Oilering oi Giits. Intercess- ion and Dedication: Miss Louisa Callback gave a brie! address otn the signiﬁcance o1 the World DI! oi Prayer including the projects to which the ollerings will be used ior the reliel in Europe and Asia. and lor the printing and distribut- ion oi’ Christian literature to women and children in other landl. u well as in Canada. ‘h m Mb specie prayers on, o! "jscts, were ollerred by M-TI- 01151" Johnson. Mrs. Edison Wrilht» M"- Jmrncs ‘Henderson. Mrs. Howe-rd Schumann. Mrs. Percy Airlock. M11- Wllter Wright. and Mrs. Iidwin Lord. The collection was taken b! Mrs. Ellis Webster. A n o! hyrms were suns 4111111! "I! 1"" vica with Mrs. W. Burton Crows at the piano; at the, close oi the meet- i a social hourwu 011109011 W111i re reshments. ‘

oalmomr. til-lam. Stafford- shire, mgiaud - (on - An e11 nest near the cottage oi W- Tribc. head forester here. apper- snm become iccimu ll M mum _g_ pig," cttackbd. him- H111 had to be shop

Mend! wish her n speedy recovery. ‘

went an operation in tho Prince ; 3011111»! 506111111 in Summer-lid; on ,

Duncan ol Mill Road, (Howlan R. '

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The work oi the R. C. A. F‘. station. Summerside. will he lur- ther expanded on March 25th with the opening cl the basic navigation course. In the number oi personnel involved this course will be much larger than. the other two courses which are carried on at the station. The lint class will consist oi 24 and the course will lsst 22 weeks. New clones will come tin at periods oi about two months so that there will always be n number oi classes under way, reminiscent oi the Bri- tish Empire air training scheme during the war. The lint clasl will consist oi twelve liight cadets and twelve ol what the Air Force‘ calls "redun- dant aircrew". The llight cadets are either recruits starting their train- ing or airmen from ground trades who have trannlcrredto aircrew. ‘they are neither airmen nor oili- cera but are in a jlpétttll category. When they graduate irorn the course théywill receive their navi- gator’: wing: and '_ their commis- slonlﬂrhc "redundant aircrew" are olll re who earned their wings dur g the war n bomb nlmers or sir‘ gunner- cpdr hive been liilinx administrative , ftlons in 11¢!"- tlme. Thnetrndcn have been done away with so thoymtul earn their wings" in n- now trade such u pilots, navigators, radio olliccrs or radio no -' . With the opening-of this course the Summertidestallon will be ai- mogt completely lulillllng the pur- pose unlined to. it. Besides this ,courn than il the specialist course; the members, ol_ which‘ are leaving on Saturday (or ovcruq, and the atoll couruinnavigellon lor 1111011 ‘lfhe I. C. A. hyper-sonnet on the strdlllli b! @110 Itltiﬁkltdw is about

New Course To Open At S"Side Air Station

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Department

crepes. ierseys, spuns and lnffetns. Dress. . . . The patterns and designs ore guy nnd alluring. dramatic and exciting! one and two-piece styles have n soft feminine silhouette ihnl ls completely captivating. Come in today and choose n Print Dress that you'll weer right now and right‘ through the Spring season -l.Choosc from colors cs varied and ns lovely as your best-loved sym- phony. The sizes and half-sizes ore from l0 to 44 — the prices are from '

crammed with Print Dress Values!

7.95 to 2.4.50

owner: out

76-Year-0ld Bridegroom ls Reiicenl

BY RAI C DRILL!

HALIFAX. March 8 -— (OP) — A 76-year-old bridegroom oi two months. wistlully wondered today why people can't mind their own business. especially when it comes to other people's honeymoons. Jam Russell and his wile Marion. 6i. arrived herc on the Empress oi Canada lrom Liver- pool. Childhood sweethearts in their Lanarkrtlire. Scotland. 110ml!- John and Marlon were separated when he sailed tor the United States 48 years ago. ‘

In i947 .he Went home vlor a hriei _vlsit. He met Marion on thht vacation and on this one. married her. in January.

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They will live on Russell's Lacombc, Alta... when; lnrm.

Mrs. Russell is making her lirst trip to Canada. She thinks her marriage "ls pretty wonderlul." “Would you like to lee my hus- band?" she asked and boundld through the door in search o! him. Mr. Russell didn't regard quest- loners with much lavor. He realized they weren't trying to be nosey. but there was nothing unusual about people getting married. Both were surprised and n little disappointed to discover they lied been‘ expected.

"Everyone was asking questions over there." said Mr. Russell.

over again.” Someone asked a how-did-it- nil-h sppen question. Mr. Russell

“I- _ was hoping it wouldn't start all

mums veer"

inocunu paid during-tho you. On top cl’ that they paid out 87.6 per cent ol all income tax.

Biggest number oi.’ tupayen were in the low income group who earned between $64.0 and $1,600 s ‘you. ‘rhls group numbered 1,- 286,121 or $.06 pec- cent ol Aus- tralia's 2,052,906 tlxpayerl. There were 484,365 persons earning less than $640 a. yesr.

RAILWAY! TRY OUT DOUBLE-DECK COACH

LONDON‘, March 8—((P)—An experimental double-docket pes- sengbr coach is to be tried out. by British railways in the London ma.

1t has l. single dock section at each end and the double-deck por- lion occupies the centre section.

said: "Came to the United States 48 years ago. . .up to Canada in i907. . hack home once. . back again, and got married, that's all."

The l-‘tusselis lelt ior their west-

ern Home tonight. They said they intend to keep a sharp eye out for more questloners. Mr. Russell drew the line at. pictures and two photographers politely were given the gate. ' Mr. Russell answered one quest- ion and was asked a second. “Sect” said her husband helplessly. "I told you not. to start answering questions. Just get. more."

Also among the 618 pssaenge o was Norman Robertson, Canada's retiring high mmlssloner in London. He smillngly tended oil reporters.

All he wanted was a morning paper. ,

Someone came up with one and Mr. Robertson withdrew.

HIGH WAGE-IJARNERS FEW IN AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY. Australia, March 8-— (CPI-Only three per cent oi wage-earners in Australia corned more than $3.200 during the lin- lncill ‘year 1945-46.

Figure: just released show that

lore the inc octhoytm-s.

200 and it ll liillttod double l» .

those 68,313 higher income earn- ers were paid i8 per cent. ol all

Th0 double-deck portion has a ‘lower clearance than usual, head- room lnr passengers being‘ reduc- I ed to about the height oi-the pro- sent baggage rack.

"tr wruran comes" runs MOVING sronv or course nuns vrcrm or oosstr

—With Walter Pldgeon. Deborah Kerr and Angela Lnnsbury in its pivotal roles, M-G-M has turned

out an impressive and gripping '

liimlzatlon oi A. S. M. Hutchin- son's novel oi bigotry and injustice. "It Winter Comes." current nt- trsotlon at the Capitol Theatre. Laid in s. small English village at the mltbreak ol World War II, the

story tells oi the liberal-minded |- textbook writer Mark Sabre and .

tho lovely Nona ‘Iybnr. each oi whom has made an unhappy marri- nge - Mark to the nnrrowminded and unimaginntivedtdabli; Nona to the gambling playboy. Tony.

Nona is resolved to leave her husband but. honor and compassion prevent her from doing so when ilze war sends Tony away with his regiment. Mark. in the meantime. hu become the target ol o scur- irilous attack duo to hi: having be- riendcd Ellie Bright, daughter cl a lellow employee who has 'been

_Ilrown but ol her home because

I Beautiful Spring-new styles In Greet the new season in n new. wonderful Print

The

1'1! I11- lllolid ntilconduot. When E1110. waiting in vain to hon: Xgqg the soldier who has gotten 11g into trouble, learns that Mark 1| being sued lo: divorce. has‘ loci. "18 o! r111" 1- w mot that rm commits suicide. It is now that u" whole town vurnl again» u“; with vindlctiveness and hatred and ' brings him to trial in one od the most powerful courtroom scene; ever depicted on the screen. Mark's refusal to take the easy way or“ and his ultimate vindication in the eyes oi the woman h; 1am brings the narrative to a clog 1n a moving climax.

Professional Cards‘ “

T.‘ E51. Hickey

Chartored Accountant Olﬂca at 15 Granville Shoal Phone 515 SUMMEBSIDI!

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