21".. use .
THE GUARDIAN. cuanwrrsrowlv
race 'l7uuzs
IHIFCENTRA
I. euaaolau smug: Mien...
flb raaarvaeleeaewa atleeal letaltubliadverdsingel ans: maybe
- runners 1'Axl.'Phona sac. Uoors to: Photographs.
V NEW ,rar.r. saunas at .1.1-. . incrtmson and son. .
INGAGIMINT ANNoinICl.'D-- llr. and lire. 1'. A. Drisooll. lo st. Peters Road. announce the eu- gagunant oi their daughter. Char- lotte Patricia, to George Clark. son of the late William and Mrs. cleric of London. Ontario. Marriage to take place October so: at Loll- don, Ontario.
HIV. l:. M. B. wnasnoca. Dis- trict Secretary of the Bible Society will speak in North lmatloo United Church. Thursday. south Winsioe United church. Friday. Both ser- vices at 8 o'clock and moving sun to be shown. on Sunday. Sept. both. 11 A. M. st. Paul's church. Charlottetown. broadcast over C. F. O. Y. At 7.30 P. M. joint meet- ing or Churches 0! Montague at Central christian Church
.1. 0. D. I. MEl.'l.'lNG - The opening tall meeting oi the Earl of Hillsiboro Chapter of the l. O. D. E. was held on Monday evening at the summer! home of the Regent. Mrs. Arthur Roper. a large number of members being present. Convener: oi committees reported an the activities of their committees. From Lvas spondence it was learned clothing was badly needed in the various hospitals and homes in Britain. A very interest- ing letter irom Marlborough I-louse. England. signed by the Queen Mother was read, describ- ing her intricate work and plea- sure in working out her own colors and designs for her famous carpet to be shown here on the tentative dates at November 9th alyl 10th. The meeting closed with The King.
INJURED cim.n iwrilnus room HOSPITAL - Word has been received lrom Mrs. Ralph
APPLI 1"” 1xec'lP9mm.' .
4.
Myers. Crapaud. that she will be from Montreal this six-year old son Jackie, who underwent an operat- ion ior head injury at the Neuro- logical institute on Sept. llilh. Jackie sustained the injury on Labor Day, wihen he was thrown irom a playmateis bicycle. He was flown to Montreal later in the week from Prince County Hos- pital. Mrs. Myers was accompani- ed by her sister. Mrs. Arnold Tay- lor, Summerslde. who returned
u Tho mi iron ior poneeau with that
"mm" O” 5”” ”'V'''"'' V'''" some days ago His many irlends M M '""h'''"'' "T '5'” M are delighted to hear or Jackie rigilieneuntofneiIiuekwbeetlevor' um” homg .
ed a ban against soldiers marrying Japanese girls. A spokesman said the ban was lifted as a result oi the iilllale oi a law permitting Q. I. soldiers to bring home Japanese brides tnsrried beloire Feb. l8. 1951.
CAN MAEIY JAPANESE
wssmscurou. 'aepr.. 20-iAP)- l'hs United States army said today its Far last command has abolish-V
-vrsramcr
mic net: mezzo mm:
"You can't beat Aylmer for true fomoio iievor. i Tivefs why Janet, lorry, Dad and I . T enioy it often."
Vdrxw L'iA.'zWr'. L . rilanirulla . "Manufactured By .3ilYDlR'S jtro. .- . i 0 it 5 A 1 o”...-. 1! mm Caiia'da'a oldest
i f""ill(IIr; diihutaciurors and
monitors in-mug)?" ' 5 g 3; .
ssruonarou. Ranges, us. tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric.
BLOW IOAT TOIIAISIILLES. New Serial starting in The Guard- ian this Saturday.
KIA! IlV.G.3. CUNNINGHAM in I-Iartsville church imda . 1313: 5993- ”..at 8 o'clock. , Wm
aowano Ilaelmlal r-om-.
0f 92nd Conserviiilves
president of the Progressive Con- servative Association tor Second Queen's at the annual meeting of the organitation held Tuesday night at Clyde River. Mr. Eugene
syn. ; McQuillan was elected vice presi- ” "22? "rag dent and Mr. Lloyd McPhgl1 sec-
Nliiv sr.a.m.--- A story at 111- "F,;3.-W.
ternatlonal intrigue in war torn 3”” B"”" ""1 --w-- -----e mm. E.'”?:f."cE:'::;" .::::...:wc.r.:
slow boat to Msilseillem”.
CHARTER FLIGHTS to any point in Canada or the United
Miss Coral Matheson. Mrs. Reagh Bsgnall. Mrs. Frank Trainer and Mrs. Fuliord Darrach were ap- pointed to attend a meeting in
ii:3i1'&'.ud..' e aeexritrslwslxctvvfyoi c"'"”""'”"" "' "M-" W” wmud mu of Mo Miss Hessian in October. ' ' Retiring president. Ellphai
Hewett presided at the meeting at which there was a large and enthusiastic attendance.
Mr. R. R. Bell, Provincial party leader, gave a rousing racing. on the political situation. and on the subjects of organization and young iJwDl0'a work. Other speakers in- cluded Messrs. James MacLeod.
THE 16th anniversary at the Kilmuir Church will be observed on Sunday. September 24th with services at 11 am. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Dr. -Quigley of Belfast Church will be the guest preacher at the morning services Special mile in arranged !or both sar- vlces. The Brooklyn Trio will as- sist at one of the services. Angrew G,u,,m ' Mr. Robert Carr acted as see- stgggg '0”? :73 Va?-At "I9 retary, oi' the meeting. at which a
"V R3 ' 5 9”" Nlwri of the year's activities was
yesterday, a man charged ith , reckless dzruilvigg was lined s1o::nci meunudM......&... o s or ays In all, whla I HAMPTON W. . . drunk and disorderly was also iln- - ' - . M 5 ed 510 and costs or 20 days. Three 11,, "win. muting 0, gm
men charged with being drunk and incapable appeared. on: was sent- enced to five days in Jail and the other to: were each fined 95 and costs or 10 t.;.ys' in jail. The cases were held betorc Mr. J. A. Bentlcv, K.C., acting in the absence of Cltv Magistrate K. M. Martin. Magis- trate Martin is at present attend- ing a law corlierence at Washing- n.
Hampton W. M. S. was held at the home ct Mrs. John Dixon on Tues- day evening. Sept. 5th at 3 o'clock: The Theme: "The spirit or the Cross."
V The President presided and opened with the Worship Service aslstetl by Mira. J. Rogereon and Mrs. W. Bell. A silent prayer ser- vice was conducted by Mrs. Dixon followed by singing "Japanese Hymn "Hcly spirit. Pray." Re- sponsive reading the 1-lymnsry 751. e. prayer tor the people o1'Japsn was given by Mrs. L. Woolirey; and a prayer, lcr ourselves by Mrs. O.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory oi lidra. llaehcl Mmuod who passed away Sept. 21. 1989. ' '
Peaceful be thy sleep. dear Mother, It is sweet to breathe thy name, In lite we loved you dearly ,. .. In death we do the same. . .
In that bright eternal city
Where no tears o'er dim the eyes.
In the home 0! many mansions
We will meet you bye and bye. Lovingly remember ' by thr-
Family.
m...............,................
I950 l r S. C. No. 15283 CANADA PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA In The supreme Court IN THE MATFER OF: The Companies Wlndlhg-up Act. Chapter 198. Revised Statutes; of Nova Scotia. 1923 and Amendments There-
NEGATIVE RESPONSE -Com- menting on the report presented at Tuesday night's' Board oi Trade meeting and published in yesterday's Guardian. respecting a proposal for providing water- works.-tire protection and sewer- age facilities to the suburban areas of Charlottetown. H0"- Eugene Cullen. Minister 0! in- dustry and Natural Resources. stated that the Provincial Govern- ment had no intention of creating a precedent by aupplylnz 111959 services, as they would be swamped with requests ofva sim- llar nature ix-om other parts of the Province. Mayor B. Earle MacDonald was also Quoted as saying that the City of Charlotte- town was in no financial position to consider making any 00.MTlW' tlon to such a prolect
Personals” Mr. Benjamin Rogers. Sr.. is A patient in the P. E. I. Hospital-
Mr. and Mrs. mnest Inlnan at Belmont are visiting relatives and lriends in August: and Rumiord. Maine. and Boston. Mass.
V - to. l J. Wesl -and -
NiTch1:ia::lfn)wel?1h.:n?.wno!buiver gn IN THE MATTER ,0F: a gem 33,, will be pleased to know General Finance Eastern that he has resumed his work ai'- I-lm"ed- h at ms "cent mu". Pursuant to an Order at it c
Supreme Court of Nova Scotla
made in the matter of the volun- tary winding up of General Fin- ance Eastern Limited. a body cor rate. under the laws of the Prov nce oi Nova Scotls, having in head ofilce at "New Glasgow. in the Province of Nova Scotia; creditors of General
YORK EVENING AUXILIARY
The regular monthly ineetina oi the York Evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Vesaey.
The theme tor the meeting was "Jesus Christ. Teacher and Lord". -. A" the
'nxe.r'neetlng opened by 513131!!! Finance Eastern Limited and the hymn. "Oh to: a. Thousand other persons having claims Tongues to Tell" The Study Book against the said Company are on was in charge of Mrs. Arthur John- or belore Tuesday. the 17th day smhmm M1mswmmumn,ney- of October A. D. 1950. to send mend Vessey. The Devotional part by post prepaid to Macbonneil & a: nu mmhw cloud by payer Macilwan. 76 Provost Street, New and lab! Ilnaine of the hymn, um Glasgow. Nova scoiia. the Liqui- ohmt mm b m E”; or wug-v. dstors of the said Company. their
The mum” 0, who previou, Christian names and surnames
an we" rad ma .”..ov,d. (or corporation homes as the :3 n W", responded '0 by case may he), addresses and de- w " bu um '30 Yum” ecrlptlons and tail particulars of i '5" mm 5 nu am; their claims. a statement of their 3" WU MW" '34 '99” um” account and the nature oi their I M17 39"” 3095 59 as securities (it any) held by them; Wt 1" 3-"'1' W" "W9 '9” or in default thereof they will be look after CI-Int TM 30131 3003 peremptorily excluded from the for next meeting to have as leaders. benefit or the said Order. il1rs.kRous;oeMMu;)onal:.v3Il;Ih In Every creditor or other claim-
vr rs. over .
ant holding any iacurities shall Mrs. William Crockett and Mrs. produce the some before the Lewis are to remember
nu-ry Judie Dresidlng in Chambers at Doris and Mrs. Allan swan to Halifax. on Tuesday, the Seth day
dun an ",3, wand 14;; gas you or October. A. D. 1950 at 11 call to be "world". oiclock in the forenoong being the
la... Hawud watt. ma 1.". time nppolnietl for adjudication of Pu” mnch cum," , e . mg fo:'n0."x':”m":.t:g Oman ft. Dated at Halifax. Nova scotia, the .;.mn'u'l:nomm& to '1'”. "b 15th day of September A. D. teen ck c were reported.
The meeting closed with the ”'”””,,:.,,””"',mm, DI-ii Benediction. Illllich WIS served Mgcnamun Q M.cIw.n' by the hostess and committee in 75 p,.,.,.,,. gum.
xliiewmdilasgow. N. 8. u
chain. (Patriot iilease i '.
HE SHOW and" SALE
Mr. Andrew Dollar was elected .
Frank Trainer. Reagh Bugnall and ,
.. )1 ,. l
farm near Stonewall.
Morrison. Hymn 377. "Lord of Light" clos- ed the worship service.A very in-
teresting. program on Japan W15 five visitors. 33.50 lor month 0! A munlty Friendship , ported twenty calls. Temperance secretary read an "interesting lat- ter irom lvl:r.s.'W. Craig. "Presby- terlal Temperance secretary." Mrs. "Presbyterial
carried cut by Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Best, Mrs. Woolircy and Mrs. Morrison assisted by Mrs. 0. mac. Mrs. M, Dixon and Mrs. L. Fergu- son. Mrs. L Woolfrey suggested that a Prayer circle be arranged for each meeting. The minutes or J.
34'
D. McFa.rlsne
Harvcstitime in Manitoba aces Ruth Brown: ot.Nol-wood, Winnipeg, with chest of ants on a
last meeting were read and ac- cepted. Roll call was answered by thirteen members; there were also Treasurer
-u so.
55"
cretary re-
: Doz. or-l1LDltr.N's FALL oausssslr-14;. , 1.95 to 995. Clearing at each ................... .. R" . I
1 Do: ouu.s' WOOL nnssszs, 7-14x. Clearing at 14: OFF
1 Do: xmolss sxlrvrs. Clearing at
SPECIAL '
wzlllx - can vawzs .
1.070
each
Clearing at each .
TIIE Misses
I50 QUEEII ST.
V A Group MISSFS DRESSES including plaids. gabardlnes. figured. prints, cropes and etc., sizes 9 to 17
A few Klbnlm DRESSES. PAJAMAS and BLAZERS, clearing at each ...,..-..
5.00 ' 1.00
31.011525. sxuvrs,
3 D01. MJSSES sxm-rs, sizes 12-16 Clearing at 1.; OFF
HOLMES & BRADLEY have the name
And the reputation as well
0! giving the best of value; 0 In all the lines they gen.
"HOLMES BRADLEY
Pll0lE 02
Com-
held recently in T1-yon. Ofiering amounted
Meeting closed with Prayer
Today Only No.1 ,PEA0l'IES-choice fruit-basket
Mrs. Mcllarlsne and Miapah Bene-
Presldent" was gladly welcomed to diction. Lunch was served and s the meeting and gave an interest- ing talk on the Missionary Rally to be held at Mrs. Windsor Bellis
to 3.90.
social half-hour spent. Next meeting
Lunch Committee-Mrs, M. Dixon Mrs. J. Dixon and Mrs. W. Me- by Fsrlane.
(Patriot please copy)
MEAT DEPT.
Fresh Meaty .Spare Ribs. 6 lbs. 1.00 Delicious Real Value
4
Sweet Pickled ' Pod: Ho:ks lb . . . 25:
Meaty Pot Roast Beef. lb.......,. 57:
Delicious 'Red I Lean Hamburg lb. 55:
Fresh Liver lb . . . . 45:
Fresh . , Haddock Fillers lb 45:
Fresh Country Roasting
Pork lb i.........55: Very Meaty
Ducks. Chicken and Fowl in Stock
Sliced Bologna lb. .. . .; 39:
' PICKLING SUPPLIES
Green - . Tomatoes 12 lbs . 49:
Pickling Onions 5 lbs . . . . . 21:
Large Green Celery 23:
Red Ripe . Tomatoes. 2 lbs . . 25:
PRESERVING
irs A eooo YARN
J Ask your neighbour she is really excited about
PLUMS. PEACHES and PEARS- Red, Blue, Yellow, Green and Damsons '
Are You Having Fly Trouble-TRY AEROXON Fly Hangers. do: rolls . . . . 25:
L,0oK1NG FOR A SPECIAL? - Sliced PEACHES. 24 15 oz tins in case 4.39 509k sugar syrup. 5 tins . . . . . . . . . . . 95:
CAMPl3ELL'S NEW CROP
TOMATO sour. s tins for i.oo A Real Cool Weather Special
Personal Size--MAPLE LEAF 50 cakes TOILETSOAP 39:
CRIMSON GRAVENSTEIN-Large Size
EATING APPLES.doI 45: They Are Delicious v
casamaavisurrza. ib'. 59:
AGAIN THIS WEEK-Last call at this price Fancy Bulk MOLASSES. gal . . . . . . . 1.09
CLEAN WHOLE CLAMS. 4 tins .. . . . . . . . . 1.00
Nothing Nicer Than Clam Chowder
SELECT , CHICKEN STEW. 2 this 29:
A Meal In Every Can
" CARNATION. MILK. 2 this 29: Caseof48rins.................. 6.85
Red 8. Green Peppers
Sllverskin Onion: Iii. . .. . . . 19:
White, Malt, Cider--Bulk Vinegar. gel . . . . . 69:
Phone 747
pg.-Continues Until. Thursday
pin slam iii. in:
liviiig lloonl iogeilier wlili an unequalled variety.
Materials by MOORE & Mcl.EOD LTD. a displayed in the M . lieeli received so enilluslasiica by the people of Show wl lie coiiiilllieil in Thursday Evening 0 ihls week. Plan fwlltvialli ieseeiiags tomorrow.
GASH A & GARRY ST0liES
187 GT. GEORGE 81'.
We Deliver C. 0. D.
Treasure Brand Knitting Ylfl: only 25: Skeln
it.
JUST ARRIVED Old Fashioned Seeded Sticky
Raisins. 4 lbs . . . 1.00 BAKING NEEDS
Swans Down
Coke Fleur pkg. . . 41: Glaced Red ' Cherries. pkg. . . . 23: Cut . Citron. pkg. . . . . . 19:; Mixed
Fruits pkg. . . . . . . 23:; Shelled p ' Walnuts 1-4 lb . . 25: Sweet g Cocoonur. bog . . 39:
Magic 9 . Baking Powder. lb 25:
Sultana i g
Raisins. 5 lbs . . . . 1.00 Fresh Pitted g
Dates. 2 lbs . .. . 65: Bakers p Chocolate I-2 lb. 41: Bakers
Cocoa 1 iii 51: Strong Artificial full flavour Vanilla Extract
8 or bottle 25: Try it today
Bleached Sultana Raisins lb. 29:
Grade. B
'
Eggs. do: .. . . . . 55: Big Clean Eggs
a
ALL DRAPERY MATERIALS Provided 8: Arranged by MOORE Ir MCLEOD LTD.
ierials
of
Charlottetown
The variety of such ma-
w l i ll wonderfully
Blended design and colgr
is in itself worth seeing.