™~ Charlottetown .... © oa and 60. ee for a tew cloudy intervals *- WEATHER ; Sydney this cea to r Nova Scotia, Eastera| in > very cool; north : armouth ........ 59 59 | Shore, Cape Breton, Eastern N.B.| erly winds 13. Low-high at Fred TORONTO (CP) — Tempera-|St. John’s .........49 . 51 |Counties, Bay of Chaleur andjericton 20 and 53, Saint John 3 |tures issued, by the weather of | Prince Edward Island: Sunny ex-| and 53;€dmundston 20 and 50. y |. . fice; HALIFAX (CP)—The weather | cept for widely-scattered showers} Bay of Fundy: Northerly winds * Max /office says the weather is ex-|and cloudy intervals during the|20; mostly clear; visibility @ |2. The Guardian, Mon., Sept 1959 i oo a te.” ” oe aebenr cane co Charlottetown, 1EpeOER .... 000008. : very ; - x Vancouver ........ 53 ey Forecasts: with occasional gusts to 30 in the| High tide today at Char- i Victoria ...,...... 54 65 Halifax and vicinity, South| afternoon. Low-high at New Glas. lottetown at 7.59 a.) m. and @ @ | Edmonton ........ 46 74 (Shore, Annapolis Valley: Sunny|gow and Goshen 32 and 55, Mone-| 9-14 p.m. At Rustico at 3.01 a.m. - Calgary, ........+. 44 71 with a few cloudy periods in the|ton 30 and 53, Campbellton 30 and|4nd 4.47 p.m. Summerside tde Oo e na pe SE oP kos scccn 48 7 jafternoon; very cool;. northerly|50, Sydney and Charlottetown 35| eighteen minutes later thaa Char- Winnipeg ........-. 5O 76 |winds 15, Low-high at Halifax ‘40/and 53. hy lottetown. Sun #ises today at 5.50 : ; ; : a Suuncekaae 71 jand 62, Yarmouth 40 and 60,| St. John River Valley: Sunny|&.m. and sets at 6.27 p.m. 18WO ...0 sebeak — fj Montreal .......... aed @ : ‘ leer river oe : Fredericton 60 Saint John ........ 47 so Moncton .......... 42 60 Date cresedieg wast on Water| Mr. MacCormack, the only |?

Street East shortly after 5 yes-| occupant suffered shock, injury i terday mording ‘John M a leg and was cut about the VISIT LIVERPOOL mac eanors climbed. aa. Power in the area‘was {n-| TORONTO (CP)—Five Toronto ‘ ° . : e e | |from his badly smashed cap ale er upted for two hours unt slexeeurives will visit Betain in, | 4% 9 past years the National Employment Service in Sum- electric light pole in front of|"ew pole was installed and’ ser-| month at the invitation of the merside and Charlottetown wi ingi i Jimmy's mmy's Grocery | and came s|ten restored by linemen. ron ner of Commerce f; h ° d . Th . il be ee - pate i a — for informal talks on business 1 ie eee, ee ee | rom the mainland. These are brought to the Island only'as

Or phanag e Children Treated ner ie Lireenetl eee they are needed. Therefore if you need pickers complete

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By Legion On ‘Lord Selkirk’ _ Srias ed Soe mares the coupon appearing below and mail to your National Em- discussed weer ployment Office without delay. A round trip aboard the Lord got just the kind of nautical’ din. “scussed= skal

TWO SHAKEN UP NEAR VERNON RIVER Selkirk yesterday afternoon gave ber that they wented. children Rush, provincial vice-president, — ais Weley. Wictabt acess Gueuk “ceciek "buiek sides dais lee es” ae el —

a thrill to a lot of youngsters.) Accompanying the ,capably carried on, however, as-

we. gesidents of Montague | side in the ditch about 200 | ficials not to be in serious con- | Th Provincial Command of the! were St. Mary of Eatima and | t : : : : | 4 were taken to Kings County | yards east of Vernon River | ‘dition. For a short time the | Canadian Legion entertained 38 st Marty Anita “of St. Vincent's; ato eee Fania biek| NAME | * Memorial Hospital following | Church. The two occupants of | young lad was pinned beneath | Youngsters“ from the P.E.I. Prot- and Mrs. Alevda Wright, matron | | gelan Mlehiicae dad , oa. | | sheen greenness 5 sndhicanehdbctbdanseovabecedh boenachotbeponbeihccesmnectencebeotasers pecbeecccentteee an accident about 12.30 Sun- | the vehicle Alex Stewart and | the vehicle but witnesses at |estant Orphgnage and 40° from and Weston Carmody, teacher | Rae. all of the oe eel and | i. , Ah * day, afternoon when this 1949 | his 15-year-old son Kenny re- | the scene succeeded in releas- | St. Vincent's Orphanage on @ of Mt. Herbert, —__| Puis Smith, Vine King, Urias | DT ich cacoasccs ssa asec chaste cserinereorevieneetvneeveretenrtorient vieads | Chevrolet apparently wefit out | ceived a severe shaking up but | ing the child before RCMP | bus and boat outing that was “i Lester Jenkins, Summerside ca iar a yaaa oh of re os of control and gated up on its | are considered by hospital of- | from Charlottetown arrived. _ To Saaaeis a “who as chairman of the Legion | the ’Charlottetown branch. | | NUMBER ' OF PICKERS NEEDED Lt ee pa | , High Mass at 9 o'clock. Inter-) TO APPEAL TO PUBLIC | the Lord Selkirk, welcomed his | eres tar te eer oe ait ines te | ment in the Catholic cemetery.| 120.00 icp) ieee PL | eae = pore, Cet ear unable to be present because of Borden, Dalvay and the: Sum- DATE REQUIRED ................ Ga lr cli la sdbdiedh naaisobensll ihsaptabeas dahoehe , | | A N STEWART — At Now Glasgow, | lips was directed by board ef ces-|qver the ship from engine: Teome | nen ee enine. Frank ' merside Lobster Carnival. | a 12, erty = J. se | trol Wednesday to make an emer-|to wheelhouse, explaining the | ‘ APPROXIMATE NUMBER DAYS NEEDED . sbicehehenenssianiinanndenetinisge : iis iegk tse ain eee wart, in his & year. Re-| sency appeal by press and radio, working of the modern equipment | pe yl Home until noon Monday then |f0F support,from the public for és ] : 7 =e _ eee ee eee ee, eee re B R i f F S- to Geddie Memorial Church |the Canadian National Exhibition. | 7m ee bors A ; t h f 1 service will be | Controller Wijtiam Dennison said, alter the n : : : scat Sin incenen esate opine year ae’ ame, eer noe ees’ BBR DQWN FAT ORDERS FOR PICKERS WILL ALSO BE TAKEN BY PHONE é Sea may. mean the city will have to the general manager o! é P [ ee cee ee eee eee | subsidize-the-CNE-by-$300,000, | umberland Ferries Lid... Capt. | io OR OVER THE COUNTER AT THE ,

__A-St_Eleanors -car_struck a MATHESON — Suddenly at Ken- a, eS Manoa. ee Be Nett lacs have now proved that Carter's Little Liver Pile elu

F : . ' sington, Se Mrs T +-host._He—pitchedin__personally , light pole on Summer Sireet,| Simston, Sept. 13.1959.” Mrs. | held Tuesday—at—2~p:m-—Inter- : - 4 ight note gn Summer, Sieets| Ch Mathewon of liunter River; mont” in People's ‘Cemetery, to" make sure that-one and al” WN cru for at way tr of mua vane ~—NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICES |. —Street-intersection- Saturday-even-|__28ed_57 years. Remains will Freetown. — — 1 ss sateal Yost that when ver bile te added arent ae co ae th mn pomaaieg tee Fast Prem) Peery teers an heer tans een MURRAY — Al the Charlelio| a to fatty solids, the fat is broken down and — flow ol liver bile needed to break dows fat . ers 3 ; . fer 52 . Summ ; : oes : ; J ! E. side police investigated and ap-| ence this evening. Funeral! ‘own Hospital oa Sanday, | formes wmooth,eany-towing mit. . in your boy. | UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION | rested the driver arrangements will be announc- oe ee. Dee er a hage e ot MA pscabgrin it precious stg thee = = Seal f stun Charlaitatenin and Sunaiertd . . ~ ed later weay 3 y ! fat the same way. Many yous and nm xative Yarter’s ' r . 84th year. Her remains will be (ty a reach the digestive tract as undigested’ Little-Liver Pill. Remember, Carter's fi : : LATE NOTICES: FRENCH Sudden'y at the forwarded— this—afternoon—at; HOLD 8} fatty solids. Your golden liver bile helps _not only relieves irregularity, but artually s Ad Sponsored by the P. E. I. Department of Agrict witure ; P.E.I. Hospital on September! 3 o'clock from the Charlotte- Brel hs 3 a break down this fat... unblocksit...for improves the flow of liver bilé needed te . : e . 12, 1959. Samuel B. French of; town Funeral Home to the res- | \ easier and more complete digestion. break down fat. / Ke . de : co wal aa aa eos a 243 Pownal Street, age 74| idence of her son, Matthias; Wm OINTME LY ee ———— = vertising Section.) | years. His remains will rest ‘at; Murray, Lot 65, from where! . io SSS z == ——— = : | thé" Cutcliffe Funeral Home! the funeral will be held Wednes- | a=) an Sei eceapedetedetsemeeesce eee = — = = . i S until noon Tuesday, then to} day mornifig leaving the house ir ‘ 7 . : ‘§ ~BEGG — Suddenly at Dartmouth,' Zion Presbyterian Church, ser-| at 9:15 for Requiem High Mass a radians : I = N.S., Sept. 12, 1959, Bert Begg,| vice commencing at 3 o’clock.| at St. Anne's Church at 9.30. ii v1) aa » 2 ; 182 King Street, Charlottetown, | Masonic eubel service will be] Inermegt in the church ceme- Othe 4 : 5 : ; | held at the Funeral Home this} tery. — _ , ese 52 year, His remains sre onday evening at9 o'clock. In- 4. . . Yresting at the Hennessey Fun- terment will be in Crapaud iat ; - . ‘ bs

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day morning at 8:45. to St.’ MACLEOD — The déath occur-

Dunstan's Basilica for Requiem| ed on Sunday, Sent. 13th, at

the Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, N.S., of Malcolm A. | MacLeod, Victoria Cross, in

} his 57th year. The remains will Monuments | * peeve. at the heune of bit dauate- | arrive at the home if his bre- Granite - Marble | on Monday evening Funccal | notice later.

Jronze TAYLOR — At his residence in|. | Summerside September 13th,

| 1959, Charles D. (Chum) Tay- Vere Beck & Son Ltd. || icc tocmery cf Frectowa ma his 84th year. Forwarded Mon-

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