' . mi "11: F itha may N1- 1, 0 12 The Gurdlan I N o r t h a I" based on stories rrom the book or appointed to bring in me new dealingw e I

esday, Nov. 9, 1954 -Mrs. Howard Parker of lpaud. spent the

Cra-

-Mr. William Trowsdale has re-1 turned to his home in Borden after Mrs. Arthur Newconibe. M i s s gfenqinx 3 (aw week, in mg P, C, l Gertrude Newcombc. Ernest Mac-

ospitall Ausiand and Arthur Ramsay, were Ksunday guests at the home of Mr. Mrs. Mark Gillan and little and Mrs. Howard Parker. Cra-

daughter's Beverley and Michele. DRUG- who have spent the past weeks with the formers parents. Mi-. Mr. and Mrs. l-Iiirle Coiwcll. and Mrs George McAulay nfsour-lilnfl family and Mr. and Mrs. is East. returned to their home inisl-inley Ellis. were ll'IP tluesls 0f Borden on Friday, Nov. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Borden on Oct. 31.

Mrs. P. .1. Zticinni.-. ims'ini;isi.ci', ill Bufdtfl. I5 Sl79IldlllR I1” 3l'mU?lIl hlv and Mrs Alflwi Colwcii and holidays with her daughter. Mrs family were visiting at the home Robert Mclntyre at Toronto Durgnf Mr and Mrs, Rpagh paughv nz her absence Mus E1eanm'Ma('- East riirii-rm-ri, on October 31. saac is EISSISIIHE in the rlrist Ui-

ice. Mr and Mrs Donald Smith rind sun. Di-n:il(I. ('mnbi'i(iuc. Mass Ml f?r'-iilzt" -hliilll" M R""I""- spoilt Fl IPW vinys ril the home of

has bs-cu vlsiliiig invnihrir. of his M, family in iiinncton, dump: the past

and Mrs Edmund Maynaid.

week. The Canada Road has been wid- ened. but the recent rain has left ('3-Jill RWI MT5 WWI” Il'Vl”1 "I the road in an nlmnsl impassable Bfl!Tl!?l'l- HEW" Vls'l'ii "E I” CI"”'I'”””.coririliinn Prospects look bad inr town on 5Ri'ilI'fIH.V- NM? Ll ,lhc frail and spriiiii traveling in this aiea. Mr and Mrs Richard Davies- have returned if" Bfl”IC"- afieii Mr and Mrs. Wilfred McDougaIl

g H past two weeks B 0 8 n IVIBINIIK at the home of her aunt. iMiss Gertrude Newcombe. I

Stenning McNevin.-

ANGLO - RUSTICO W. I. A N m a

Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien, Charlottetown, spent a few days recently visiting Mr. and Mrs. wil- bert Murphy and family.

Mrs. shermsn Yeo and family, saint John. N. 3., are apendlnk a few weeks visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon.

Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar, Alma, spent a few days recently visiting relatives in Springfield and West Cape.

sincere sympathy from this community is extended to James Dunbar on the sudden death of his brother Dr. D. A. Dunbar, Van- couver, B. C. on Monday, October 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and children spent a day recently vis- iting Mn. !Junn'a parents, Mr. and Mra. Pauiinus Kelly. Roaeville.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallai-e Ready and son Howard and Mrs. Frank Ready were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace on Monday Nov. 1.

The members of the Alma Wo- men'a Institute met at the home of Miss Eva Jeffery for their Oc-

The twenty-seventh annual meet- ing of Anglo-Ruatico W. I., was held on November 2 at the home of Mrs. Roland Runtain. Seven imcmbers paid their fees. Mrs. Ro- land Buntaiii reported that 321.00 had been collected for the Pro- testant Orphanage. The financial report presented by the Secretary- Trcasurer showed that receipts for .the year amounted to 8114.23, ex- penditures were 356 4-8. and I ha)- anre of 557.77 was on hand.

New commiittees appointed were: Sick, Mrs Ira Crasweli and Mrs. Stewart Parkman; Refreshments.

Mrs. Irn Crnswoll and Mrs. Stew- Iflr! Parkman; Program, Mrs. Ro- land Buiitain nnd Mrs. Danny An- dcrson.

The next meeting was invited to the home of Mrs. Cyril Toomba, roll call to he answered with an article for Chrlstrnas Bazaar.

I The following officers were elect- ed for the coming yrnr: President. Mrs. Roland Buiilniii: Vice Presi- dent, Mrs. Danny Anderson: Sec'y Treasiirer. Mrs. Stewart Parkman; Directors. Mrs. Danny Anderson, iMrs. Read Stevenson: Friendship

Set-i'etai;i. Mrs. Rnllings: Auditors, tobgp meeting, seven members Mrs. Cyril Ti-oiiibs. Mis. Noel answered the roll call. Next meet- linopcr; Press Secretary, Mrs. lng at the home of Mrs. Frank

Kinch. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee in charge.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barbour re- cently visited Mrs. BfIrbOii1"B Ris- ter. Mrs. Harvie Adams and Mr. Adams, Knutsford. -D.

Cyril Toombs.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and a happy social hntlr cmoyeri.

”UBurton

Congratulations and good wishes

snendins tlmr lwlirms with "l cciehiv-itori their thirty-fifth wed- ilives in Phllaflflliihld iding aiinixoixsaiy on Wednesday -evening, 0('inb0l' 20th. After all

The D'P3”mC”I M HIEIN”-IT harl pzit't;ikcn mi a sumptuous (lin-

new scale house fol urichiiig lam? nei' Prcuari-(i by the family Mr. lI'UCk5 Fmfl W-filii 9”””?”'5' '5 "ml and Mrs. MacDoug:ill were pre- in operation at Borden Weighing s,.m,,d by meh. family with R is in FHHFSP "I M05-”'5' (I"”"”" bciiutiful floor lamp and an clcC-

Jn; nilri Foch .liL'Kcnnn.

1.

H” kN11"' Tm” many Hionds look plzico October 28 at St. Mark'ai ziml l'i-llillvcs wish liir. and Mrs. Camohc Chuwhv Burton. Lot -7. The .Xl.ivi')oiiz.'-Ii nimiy more yours of bnda was me mymer ML” Lorume ”'wpmC”' 1Hr)War(i, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

me extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Doyle, of Montreal wlioce marriage

ALBERTON W. M. S.

-seventeen members of the Al- berton 'Auxiliary or the W. M. S. met on Tuesday afternoon in the United Church Hall for their Nov- ember meeting.

F r e e t o w it , --Friends in Presto-tin and i'll'-I inlty heard uzth regret of the dPn'-il .n Ga.vd:lic:'. Maliic. of M: C. WJI-I ler Scott, uiilcii nccul'l'cd on W-'d'i Mr. and Mrs. Williiim liloiiri-. Ilesdal-p OCWWT TILL "LIN 3 shim Victoria West were lI1C Riiesfs of IIm5”' He was m m5 eighty-slxH1'INIi' and iIIl'S.' Russell Dyment on 35" and had mi”-Wd cxcemmi Mondav evening Nov. 1. I health Ui'l'.lI it-cciitly, uhcn he sui-l ' ' fared I heart attack. Mr. Scott had;

The farrriers in this community have cornplair-d digging their po- tatims and i'PI)4'l'I. a fair crop.

. DI? and Mrs. Lloyd l'lllis and Hsned rE13UY?S 1” Pi E" .I5InndiflllIllI), uolv vixlliils iii the lliiiilo nary summsr for many twmst m-inf Mi. and Mrs .liihn Fillls. 0'- i-luding the past slimmer. His wife, Leary on Snmrday evenmg, on

the former Charlotte Burns, dauiKh- 30m

ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

Ham Burns of Fmemwm predec-i Mrs. Ariilllr Tiaiusay. spent a cased him tivo )8Etl”5 ago. Ifmv days v i s II) n 5: her son and

lvlessvs. Thane lirunqmond mm dailizhtci'-iii-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lew- Corneiius Blanchard. accompanied 55 RFlm5a.V. IVIC-'V'?i1'5 MiU5- Mr. Colby Lewis to the Amherst' Fair. helping Mr. Lewis in the care of his Holstein herd. Needless to aav the bovs thoroughly enjoyed their neck

AW.

Church Hall. ontlv, were Si-iirlry and Sandra Jar- rllne. Marielle and C.'ii'mci'i Pai'.'niei'

Word has burn TF'FPlVFd by Mrs. and Thane. and Wei-idiii Bernard of

Galvin Reeves of the death o her Freetown. They were accompanied.Dnm1d and daughter MRIZV OI 51- DIAL 1' 0 Box sister, Mrs. Fred Carew of New by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jardine. iE1,,,,m,.5, wen. Sunday gun” at nu ' '68! Bedford. Mass. The sympathy of her . lM,-, and Mrs, Henry Dalian, Bur. many friends is Pxfcnded to Mrs. MI” "Id -lAI"I CIIIII" Ijiardlnk ion. , Reeves in hcr sriri brreavcment. :14;-:2;;:”9n;'I";fI(::E0r:”dJ:.':T'rL:J: V1 1 V N QC i 4 ' . i'. .'Illf . rs. .elii ' onnor i . " R. . Ellis iv Son Limited

of Soiitli .

Mr. Melvin Stetson Freetown has purchased a farm in Springfield. This farm was for-

merly owned by the late Mr. Wal-, , V , law Dmmmond. isackviliel 3. B.. recently visited in

Mrs. Russel Burns.

Miss Thclniri E'il'ns and Mr ' piirents, Mr. anti Mrs. Allison Pru- Byron Burns of Ciiariovicimvn and hit. Mr and Mrs. Wiifrerl Burns of

Summerside. returned from Cardl- M” md Mm RIIIVII R- mlms "WI 1-," Maine. on Saturday whpre me). son Byron were visitors on Wednes

had attended the illT14'T.'-II of their ”?5', I” M""”"” ""d Amh”5i- lmdp Walter Sg.n,L' Xi hi in .-imlierst they attended ihe Wiiitcr Fail".

Mrs. Edmilild Rllrlls and Mlxnl -- A. B Walter Burns l'”I'lII'I0i'I on satur- --o-- ---v----- dsy evening. Oittnbcr 30th. from an ' enjoyable week's visit spent in TALKS To HLSBAND M0”C"m- '” 3' LONDON iApi-liii-ii. Hermann

M,” wawh F-,,.,,.”.,F. da,,Rh,,.r of Field. wife of the American archi- Mr and Mr; I,-,.,.,,... F.,.am..5 has tort i'cloasrd nficr five years im- ac-,rep't-ri a position as clerk in the W'5"”m”1I 1” r'"I3"d4 had 1' Nil" atom Of M1 Rum, R Bums. iphone conversation with her hus- iband Friday. "He said he is going

Among thoiae attending the Is-itn call me every day until he feels land wide Raliv of the PI'P5IJ5'IflfiRliLliD to making the journey out of Young Peoples so:-ii-iv, held in Zion Poland." SIWF snid.

Within two seconds, a comet maoiilng across the iliy can travel ma almost unbuliovabio distant! of 500 milaal

And as this giau-of-water lest proves, within two seconds after you take Aspirin, - It is ready to go to work, to bring you

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LOW FRICESI Fochi tin of I7 . . . Hit Economy bottle of 24 . .. 29f Family size of I00 .. . 79f

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Cl1al'lot.tetown rec-

visiims to the village, guests oficnm, Want MVP

Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Elliot of

l.owel' Freetown. with Mrs. Eiliotis

" ”i.i'"”TWO SECONDS

lThomas Howard. Cape Wolfe. The Igroom is the son of Mrs. and the into Mr. Harold Doyle, Campbell- lion.

The opening Worship service was conducted by the President, Mrs.i Green, assisted by Mrs. Fred Leard,' iwho led in prayer. The themei of the Worship period was ”Dis-i oovery and Mission,"

i'rofessiniEiT':aWi? !

i The annual H.'III0lK("'PlI dance held October 26. at st. Mark's Parish hail vi as an oiiistanding success. The

and it was-

lp:-ize for the best. costume was

iiw;ii'deri to Mrs. Alvin Costain,

Cape Wolfe, uhn represented a. E' E' Parkman .'

sitou man. A d:i.niy lunch, was. 0m'D'- K” 1 PHONE 3287 '

mm "Md" REGENT THEATRE BLDG.

Mi-. Patrick O'Connor, cape Wolfe, Summer St. Summeralde was a Sunday guest of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Peter Dalton and Mr.

Daltoll, Burton.

Chartered Accountants 1'. Earle Hickey

Canadian Bank of Commons llullolng aunamaralde. P.E.l. - Phone can

W. Albert Robertson P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at WITQP Street Bummeraluu

I Mr. Hlldsoll Cniighlin and his .son. Dr. William Coiighiin, who lspent. a pleasant holiday visiting. relatives and friends, in Campbel- iton. have rr-iiiriied to their homc' in Brighton. Moss.

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Corp. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar-

among the many Islanders who attended the Am- herst Winter Fair. I

E Fin -- Auto - Casualty 5 summer so. Eiuaunenlde

Mrs. Peter Dalton was it recent gllt'.s'I. of her sLstci'. Mrs. Jean rie Moss and Mr. de Moss, Summer- lsidc-.

i Miss Beverly Howard, student of

Opiomeirisis

B. F. Hunter. R.O. Summeraide. P.I9.L - Phone Slhi sMALLltlAN's BUILDING

,Tignish High School, recently vislt- A, mymond Grant, ed at the home or her parents. , I, 0,”, Mr and Mrs. Bennett Howard, in; was" sh-up, summenmk GlNimri'.i. anon Maurice Miira Men'a Wear Mr. Alfred I-Inward, student of PHONE 85” Vocational School, Charlottetown. , .;'1eceni.ly visited at the home of DOIITISIS .5 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas - HDWLIIII, Cape wiilie. qRIB:'LI';iA'1:-B1:f;'l')0l'l:a -CR" 'DlII 3366 Summer-aivla

PRISONEIIS HELP LONDON (CPv - Governors of ,all prisons have heon asked to pro- lvido facilities for the purchase by pi'isivllri's natlimal s:avings stamps.

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PHYSICIANS L. K. ZIELINSKI. M.D. General Practitioner Ilalpsqua Iloait " Ken-lnnon. r. a. I. - A-l'hona: Konslngton I Dr. Hubert MacNeilI, M.D. Physician-Surgeon

Phone 7032.

Water Street, Summerside.

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Acts telling of the discovery of Christ and His way of life made by the early Christiana. which dia- oovery sent them forth with a sense of mission to the -world.

In the business meeting which followed, one new member was wet- comed. Plans were ma e to pack a. box of warm clothing for Korea and the committee in charge of the packing is Mrs. Hunter Weeks, Mrs. James Hodgson and Mrs. Heber G. Hardy. The treasurer reported that funds are higher than tit same time last year but there is still a chal- lenge presented in completing al- location.

Mrs. Bonyman read ii good re- port of the Community Friendship Work done in the past month. A nominating committee consisting of Mrs. James I-Iodgaon. Mrs. John wells and Mrs. Fred Leard. was

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Mon.-Tue. 7:15 at 9:15: Matinee Monday 3:30. As a father he's wonderful: as a husband hr-,'s won- derful: but as an employee. wnil. come we non Shelton in "IIALF A HI-180", starring Jean Honor. and guest star Polly Bergen.

"CAMEO"

KEN SIN GTON

Mon.-Tues. 8 pm. Please, Note: One show nightly owing to ex- treme length of show. M-G-M presents izrciitrist toi'hnii'oinr spec- Invle over filmed! The lhrillin: drziniri of I)Il'iI1 of Chi'i.sli:iniiy in a Pagan world. It's ”QI7() VADIS", starring Robrt Taylor as "Marcia" (Paznni, Deborah Kerr i-is "i.vgia" lChristiiiii girl, Ahriihnm Sofiis-r in "Si. Piiul" of T1-il'5llR, Finlny'(Tllr- rip M (the l-'isIir'rniiin Simon rai- led Pcler, Christ's first Aposilei, Peter Ostinor as "tho-, i.-Emperor Nero" and H cast of tiiouszinds, Admission 50i' - .'i0c.

POULTRY BUYING

Buying live chicken, cap- on and ioivl Wednesday. Nov. 10 from 8 21.111. to 2 p., m. at my home on Malpequci Road. Paying highest mar-

ket prices. I MRS. S. R. PE2NDL.ETON Ksnsingfoii Phone 65-5

slate of officera.

The President urged that the membera call on the sick and shut in people and especially those who have been loyal Auxiliary members, but who are not able to attend the meetings now.

Mrs. Wm. Aubrey, Secretary for Christian stewardship. gave I fine reading on that subject and ot- fered prayer.

The section or the Study Book

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low." was then Druwted I7! MH- Amiu: Wright. This explained the various religion: followed by "N people of India and ahowed the difficulties they encounter when they become Christians in the midst of believers in so many Om” faithl. ,

The ainging of a hymn and the Biapah benediction brought the meeting to I close.

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