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--- - - -.- -- -----1': Miss Darcel will be remembered U the provocative French lau of "Ban- tleground." Also featured are Hope Emerson, 1930 Academy Award nominee for her work in "Caged." and John Mcfntire, who has scored in such hits as "Ambush” and Thursday evening to visit her son in the triumphant "Qua Vadis: "The Asphalt Jungle.”

"ma GUARDIAN.” CI-IARLOTTETOWN

NoV1;MBER. 3, .1952 , Little League Trophy Is Presented

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8' summer Street. Summer-side. Phone 8081. News, Subscriptions. Advertising Bqneaentatlvu GEORGE GLOW Ind GEORGE WOITON

" - T W" HT-t5women-' are filled by Robert Taylor. as the Indian scout who leads the caravan to the west, and

& VI I I an Denise Darcel, as the girl who wins

Mrs Pi-ed Saunders, Carbonear. M5 lave" Tam” wmes w Q” new Newfoundland, arrived in Alberton P"3""'9 '0”W'1"8 "13 starring mil!

. Home Phones: 8032 and 8033. The Guardian may be bought at any or the "'3 d”"3h''”'l”''hw' Mn and Mr: Wu" "mm P. A. '4- 4 Mrs. Sc T mun "M" in B Gum” en route home after attending a

mu gmkgeore, Bummer street; Gouruea Drugstore. :1 Central street: mu,-'3 News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gender, 0'! Granviuo street; Myra Douoettdl Grocery, Second street; Island Motor Transport.

convention in Ottawa. , Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Campbell

' G , 120 E ' ' Wm" sue.” "nix" mggiee Druxuw street. luau!" ha. and their two children have moved! c K. I. Waite In llenslngton. i to Alberton from Montrose for the. WW "um OHM 11”i”Z'.. '"&';i33;F3f3w:-'.” i.5.3'::"2;'ii Alberton: Frank Weeks, Bepresentann ' Railrona screw '

88-! Office and on House.

-DANGER -- Keep kerosene oil in leak-proof cans; all sizes at Brace's.

-PLAN TO ATTEND Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic, st. Mary's Hall, Summerside, Thursday. November 6th, from 7-10 P. M.

Phone: Mr. and Mrs. Joe OtBrien ar- rived in Alberton Thursday evening from Lexington. Kentucky. Theyf are guests at Mr. O'Brien's par-i ants. Mr. and Mrs. Harry O'Brien!

Alberton.

-m'QUIBE about Co-op Insur- ance at your Co-op Store.

.c.h'T READY to tow the truck and tractor. Buy chain. harness. hydraulic jacks at Braces. , ' ,,...

It is pleasing to report that Wendall Hardy is sufficiently re- covered from injuries sustained in

,lsLANI) FIELD fed geese have flavor and meat. Book orders at

Brace's. LDANCE IN Indian F-1V9? a recent car accident at Alberton to -- School Thursday. November 6th. be able to retum go by, ham, on ..sEE THE South Shore Musl- Drawing for lottery. Ausplces Tuesday, He 1. . 1-musing ya me

Prince County Hospital at Bum-

merside.

Women's Institute. Lunch sewed.

ST. MARY'S GUILD - Mrs. Earle Simmons, Summerside, en- tertained the members of St.

M1 Trophies displayed at Geo. T, Clarke's, Jeweller, Summerside.

ROBERT TAYLOR AT THE CAPITOL

-I?.ETUBNS FROM TRIP Mia. Duncan MacDonald, accom-

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panled her grandchildren, Jack ma Robert, who had been visiting

Maryls Guild on Tuesday evening. The president, Mrs. J. Wilfred

-Gordon Gay, a member of the

and D. 0. Stewart (right),

W.

ual trophies identical to the one

-'20O women-and Robert Taylor!

in Carleton and Bummerside, to Leckll. Opened the meet”? ME” Sumrriel-side Legion-sponsored Lit- chairman of the Board of Trustoes being presented in the above pie- .

ill('il' Daren!-S. WL and M"5- BN0? ;'he',I-'0”.!5 fraykfr .m "mi9n- 37”" tie League baseball team which at the Summerside High School. ture. This ceremony tool: place or. zlhatgu. mte mimiqueiv dugguofiwem

MacDonald. Ottawa. After SDend- OM33 10'-”'"9 "5m955 Dims he" won the Little League baseball This team was presented with a Friday morning before all the ' '5t”' "8" ,, r "' 5" made for tm ”"em”0" t" "d beautiful trophy. donated by Mayor students of the High School at ward the wmenl a'ct1”"'mled

mg some time there she. stopped over in Kingston, Ontario, with her brother-in-law and sister, Mrs. George E. White, before returning to her home in Summerside on Wednesday evenins--S-

-TENDERI-ID SHOWER. - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mill (the former Hazel Elliot of Anagahce, N. 13.),

bazaar to be held on December 11. A social period followed when de- liclous refreshments were served by the hmtess. B.

J Tabor-Peil

championship, is seen above, re- ceiving his trophy from James Hogan Jr. (center), director of Physical Fitness in Prince Coun-

Special Service Al Cascumpec

Henry W. Wedge for annual com- petition. and each member of the team was presented with individ-

Preparalions Well Underway For

the regular meeting.

Weekly Assembly

-(Photo by Wottonl

LONDON, Oct. 2'! -iReui.ersT: John Mlarus. 49, a leading figure in Britainls wartime propaganda

battle against Italian fascism. died today.

As ”Candidus,” Marus

story of the courageous trek of a band of women to find homes and

husbands in the California of the 1850 pioneer era.

Dore Schary, vice-president in charge of M-G-M production. chose "Westmard the Women" for his own personal production. The dir- ector is William A. Wellman, who

were tendered a post-nuptial . broadcast for the Italian section wh Sch ml 1 m hower at the home of the for- W ' ' ' of the BCC during the war. W NY 3”” respmm f 0r E iners uncle and aunt, Mr. and e i ;s'uCr(';t:?sf)ill:y f'rBo?r?ala9g;"?;lrI;db.y mgr:

Mrs. Reagh sudsbury, Kenslngton, when many lovely gifts were re- ceived. Mr. and Mrs. Mill, who spent part of their honeymoon with the groom's Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mill of Kensington. left on return for Moncton, N. B, where they will reside.

.,PRI-JSBYTERIAN LADIES CLUB-Mrs. Maurice Mill enter- tained the members of the Ladies Club of the Summerside Presby- ierian Church at her home on Tuesday evening. The president, Mrs, J. W. Macxenzie, opened the

- rrlnity United Church, Bum- merside, was the scene of a pretty

wedding on Saturday afternoon at

l.30 o'clock when Winnifred (Jane), daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. G.I-I. Pett of Brighton, Sussex. England, became the bride of C' Robertson Tabor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Tabor of Moncton. N. B Rev. C. D. Matheson performed the ceremony. Miss Mary Geldart was in charge of the wedding music and accompanied the church choir while they sang "I To The Hills

Rev. L. S. Godfrey, B.A., D31, Superintendent of Home Missions in the Maritime Conference of the United Church of Canada and a former minister of the Alberton pastoral charge, was guest preach- er at Cascumpec Church Sunday morning as anniversary services of the congregation were continued from a previous Sunday.

The service was conducted by the minister, Rev. Arthur R. Wal- lis, B.A., and an augmented choir sang, "Have Thine Own Way.

The conveners of the 'South Shore Musical Festival committees met at the home of Mrs. Wm. A. Jones, Tryon, on Wednesday even- ing, to report to the executive now plans for the festival, which is be- lng held on the 7th and 8th of this month, were progressing. Because of the inclement weather, some or , the conveners were unable to at- i tend, but reports from all were read. ' when called for by the president. Mrs. Arthur MaoKay. i

LONDON-(OP)-Douglas Fair- banks Jr. himself will star in "Lochinvar", one of the 39 half- hour films he is making to be shown on television in the United States.

Capra, was written by Charles schnee, who wrote the screen play of "The Next Voice You Hear . . another Schary production.

The romantic leads in "Westward

MAKE

our warm Jacket:

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There's Style-, Quality and

meeting with the hymn "What A .. g , , . Fmnd we Have In Jeslusug Mm Ygilnliirft ll;f;g:rg3y:h.u:ndaxthe;olEe Lordg 1 The hall committee ,convener.p 0 Chm which was pmmstl Mm. ma -Jrhe Lord: Pra.-ref". mm” Rev. Dr. Godfreys massage on Mrs. Erie R. MacMurdo. reported, V

muting business a special colIec- r 3 5 the work of the church came forth that the preliminary competitions

tlon was taken towards the annual gift for the League of Mercy Dis- play Tea for the Prince County Hospital. It was decided to hold a pantry sale on Saturday, Novem- ber 29. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.

-IS TRANSFERRED - Mr. Sherman Pariee. agent. Canadian

the nuptial service. The church was attractively decorated for the oc- casion with basketa of 'mums, baby's breath and asparagus fern.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr. G. Lay-

S. ton Dunning, and was attended by

Miss Earitih Dunning. Mr. Ronald Buraglia of Bathurst, N.B.. was his cousin's groomsman. Messrs. Law-

from the great fund of knowledge he has gained as superintendent of Home Missions. He stated that the Home Mission Board of the Unit- ed Church of Canada administers one million dollars a year in sixteen different projects, every one of which is designed to make Canada Christian. The church has ap- proximately three thousand pastor-

High School, elocution in the lib- rziry, and music in the music room. ; However, Friday's preliminary oom- i petition is to be held in the Bap- 1 tist Hall, Church Street. i The entertainment committee: convener. Miss Phyllis Britten, an-i Ylolmced that. this year, the child- ' ren would be'able to take their.

l i on Saturday would be held in tliel

National Express in Summer- ell Huestis and Roy Turner Wm al charges, one third of which re- 1 side, was advised on Saturday the when cave Md in the supply of mm!-up Cllhnlfrlgaf St? tnhte nggrptigl Igatll. don, that he has been transferred to The bnde was chummg m 3 an and. in addition two hundred when there. are even, kmdaoilrkaty-,'

New Glasgow, N. S. He will leave Summerliide to take up his new duties there on the arrival of the agent who will succeed him in the Summerside office. Mr. Par- iee has been with the C. N. R.

floor-length gown of ice blue slip- per satin in Elizabethan style with matching Elizabethan headdress. Her only ornament was a gold lock- et, the gift of her mother. She car-

student ministers serve many out- lying districts during the summer months. During the past ten years membership in the United Church has increased thirty percent, while in the same period the national in-

chen and dining-room facilities. ssi the hall is only a couple of minutes i walk from the High School, even! the smallest children will be able to! set there without transportation. 1

The registrar, Mrs. Austin Smith.

al:

OVERGOATS . 9.50

Your choice of Velour or Elysian cloths in a finely

. l-led a shower bouquet of Starlite . ifgnff :'f"'5uE:,e:':,:,, bef; "f4 and Queen Elizabeth yellow roses O1n';.l;:g:;::i0” ncfoaglingeig m,,,,,,ed that regmmlon ,8 so, tailored Overcoat at a very popular price! The style years, eight of which he has held and izardenlas. me last census, S'mce it is the large that there will be, of neoes- i is double breasted with a belted back and them are

three new shades of blue, brown or gray from which

the position of agent. His many friends here, while regretting that he will leave Summersidc, rejoice in the well merited re-

The bridesmaid was gowned in Jonquil yellow taffeta with match- ing headdress and shoulder-length veil. she canted a nosegay of star-

largest Protestant Church in the Dominion, this lays upon the Unit.- ed Church a tremendous responsi- bility to give spiritual leadership.

sity. preliminary competitions fort children of 9 and 10 years. i The trophies committee conven. J

er. Mrs. Clark Baker. asked that i

to make your selection.

cognition he has received from lite and Queen Elizabeth roses. Lh u M t h all m, m 1 ll 1

his superior officers.-S. Mrs. Dunninx. sister of the bride, mo ggnaacdav efnclgge hehoiplitsg be mp5,, 2: ,l 36 to 44. i mm W88 iimred in It W0-D1666 dress of whoa); may” work, insmuuomi let, so that they might be d',sp1M.(,d f PETSUIEI9 inidacem mrded t3”9"5 md 3 work, marine missions, ihe work of the Week or the Festival. She also;

-Mrs. W. O. Weale of Summer- side has had as her guests Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rees. mission- aries on furlough from China. 5.

Professional cards

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DB. J. A. IWIIIOII

I. Earle Hickey Olllrwred Accountant Olnsdlao Bank of Commerce Innunerlfde. r. I. I. mom sun

and V by appointment I

Phone :87 REGENT TIIIATBI BLDG. 'lununu SI. summer-AP

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corstage of Starlito roses,

The groom's mother was dressed in wine wool crepe with a short oealslrin cape. Her corsage was of Queen Elizabeth roses.

Following the ceremony. e recep- tion for forty five guests was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dun- nine. The bride's table, with "its artistic arrangement of Better Time roses and lighted tape-rs, was cen-

minister proposed the toast to the bride. to which the groom respond- ed.

Mr. and Mrs. Tabor will spend .1 short honeymoon in the province, the bride travelling in a suit of

penv

-Capt. and Mrs. Wylie mine. who have been vacationing in Ont- ario and U. S. A., returned to their home in Borden on Tues- day, October 28th. '

Mrs.-Siwfthen Moxenna cl Chel- ton is spending a few days with her son Everett and Mrs. McKen- na, Borden. .

the iilneu of Mr. William Picker- ing. Borden. and hope that he will soon be around again.

sincere sympathy of many friends here is being extended to Mr. Albert Mutant of Carleton on the rioiith at his wife which took place in the P. C. Haqrlul on Fri- day, Ootober 24th.

Y

port chaplains and others who work among immigrants especially non-Anglo-Saxons. There is also church extension work which calls for the building at once of hund- reds of new churches. '

Miscouche and Vicinity

oouche at the name of her daugh- swlck, arrived home on Friday evening, October 17th to attend the funeral of her father, Theo- dots Desnoches, --...

Mr. and Mrs. wuned Arsanaiiit

Mr. Reggie DesR.oches, who is in the Royal Canadian Air Force, u-rived at the home of his mother, Mrs. Theodore Dealiochu on sat- urday. October lath.

Mr. Eddie Laughlin. um. had re- cently been involved in an accident in Moncton, New Brunswick, is now at home in lvrisoouche. Friends are happy to hear that he has re- covered very well.

Cyril Desaochee, who is em-

Bympathy is being extended to the wife and family of Theodore Dssnoeheo, of in ouche, who passed away suddenly on Friday morning, October 17th. The fun- eral was held on Monday morning in the st. John the Baptist Church, Misooucne. t

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i .srIur woonctrrnlt.

"sun cpl;

asked that the trophies be left with 4 her committee arm the festivalf for engraving.

The seating arrangements corn-ii mittee convener, Mrs. Walter Craig, announced that the seats will be numbered. and each school will be mmnned 93 90 the rows which will be ruerved for it.

The platform secretaries com- mittee oonveiner, Mrs. Albert Call.

Mrs. Howard Schurman. asked for more volunteers for the Saturday; 908610115. and a number of workers i were sussesred.

'1'hs oonvensr of the committee which taku care of giving out the

The secmtry. Mrs. Keith Bos- well. reported that the treasurer. Mrs. Donald I-Iart, would be unable to not for at least in month because of illness. Mrs. Maoxay was asked to get in touch with the former lifealuftf. Mrs. Elmer Gamble, to see if she would act as treasurer pro-tem.

Mrs. Boswell was instructed to write I letter of thanks to the com. mit V in charge of the Baptist Church Hall. Bummer-side, for their klndness in allowing us to use the,

Tn. ATTENTION

Owing to bad weather we are continuing the Nyal

Warm and amazingly light

front to assure perfect fit.

Winter colds.

BOYS'

repellant, cold-repellant and stain-repellent, too, Sta- tion Wagon Coats are tailored of rayon gabardine with a 1595- nylon content. navy shade with snug Mouton (processed lamb) col- lar, quilted lining and shirred elastic back with belted

in this Station Wagon Coat which, is a guard against

in weight . . . These snow- They are in a serviceable

The sizes are 8 in 18 years

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KENSINGTON

The fine materials used in the making of these Overcoats will give seasons of wear and service. Available in a full range of sizes

HOLMAN'S

MEN'S WEAR

sxciioinoni-laden my of one

man and zoo husband-hunting womonl

nnnnsr purple wool boucle and beaver lamb m a "mean. Wm, white wceswrm ma of Wellington were in Miscouche nngiuigggifnih lg"-m5-Au Th0m50n. - ,' Dental X-nay: comue of mnme ,0”, on remm on Sunday, October 19th. given out at t 1:; muse wgglldd be . t com on.-i, smnmn Ilnllding temporarily in W, W, M”. mm (MM 0, and not at the preliminary cpmpet- i gummnsmn Misoouche recently returned home mm” Sm 115-5 5901394 3 number . ma :8” after having spent some time in M ””'5'”"5 W55 V957 '0 M119 in. Me" and W M " STATION wnson con

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nii. .i.n. cuuiiiiiaiisiii cm mm, M W M P”, M the M3;-area ill. ........... .. T summerside ' tered with is three-tier wedding beck, h C ' siding over the tea um was Mrs '-M-"- E-mu” G3-”9-"'5 01 Eimom ay .9550” to 1” want i VHERINAHAN Harold Rodd and assisting in sei-v- 38y We! 3 recent Visitor in M” iiiianiihe if 3.118 to mam immb Dial 2520 mg the guests were Mrs. Joseph W- MW Fwd DeeFWhe9- 15, E53,... d,'.f3:,”;t:4',",',o”,I,"u,' Tonight 7-15.9-15 Dunnin or Charl vtetzown, Mrs. ' ' ' V i I Want Street East ,,,,,,,, 5,,,g,,,,, ,,,, g,,,,,,, o,,,,,,,, Miss Evelyn DeeRioo.hee. who is ;,f:mif.;g,-ml-iljcgvnnometit mended Tuesday 3230-7.-15-9:15 Summenlde smith 3-nd DOYOWY D3181 THC employed In Monmom New B"m' The tickets committee convener,

' ' 1 H ll 1 . 5- 3- P3"""3" Mr. W! M mat Weam-M ?.L?f.” 3'5. 9sT&.YS;yo”3”.'ii?i'..?'”iYii?. or? ni35y"'.3'5i" '11" n?”'"i"”"”'"i . . a Imcheon Upt.D R.U 3”'”""i "9 ”'”"”"F W9” W1” due to the death of his father period on Saturda ' .. - v . Y. i m,'.mul.n.", gm 'gfe'mm'”V" "” mm” "id Theodore Desmxmee. Those present were Mn si-i.nur- Today .. 3:30 -7:15-9:15 . . . . . y - ........... .. 7.15-9.15 ii” "' - - MMK-I Mrs W-nor Craig my ' I Tuesha ' ' 31",. gm” Fl Miss Edna Mar-tin..R., N. of nos- Keith Boswell. Mrs. Albert Call- . cm -s”f::iainZ'”-"W-i?.' do .Rec-l M I I - - - . . an rs. Eye tt i am... 3...," """”3' ” B””''"- a Mrs. P. 0. Martin, Misoouche. Mscneoci. N H Fromjhe moment ' ” 1' - l '0 5' Friends here regret to learn of they meet you'll know

...ihot love will have its greatest hourl

coining and Analyses Mi-. Lloyd rnmui of Borden is g 5'19 3"” WWW . 131.... am. , ding ii few days in cape 3re- Axgguvgggm 3:” WM J SIMPLE Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15. John Garfield and Pa- ' '03- l birthday recently by chopping ' ' trlcla Neal bring all the excitement of the Heming- ...,.,;.".':.":",',:',,,,,,.., .. ....... om'T .. 0...... .. ms.-;'..::"'...l;:e in 3'"! 9”" my my to ' . V ' '5 0 enslugton o, ,-r "W "W: .i;::!:".:.-..i:.i;;..i::li...it..2'i:;:: My "T"! Will" '0"""