Thursdiry, Sept. 1, 1955 The Gunrdiian Page U

City and Cenirall

noi"s TAXI -- Dial ssso-5559. lwI"9 9' O"9h"

Microwave Radio Towers

The women were being cared for by the nuns. The fire broke l

To Cross Canada By 1958

MONTREAL (OP) -Microwave? mdlu relay IDWCI. Illldllllfll VII-II .. significance comparable to Cu- adas first transcontinental tele.

tphone calls from and to centre: on the Canadian mainland. LINKED WITH U.S. NETWORKS

fictala. It will be capable of carry- connection with U.S. television net- ' in television programs or tele--worke.

The present range is the fore runner of a relay network which will boast 137 stations along the

graphs.

DR. L. 5. Cox will be absent

GRASWELI. Rir Better Photo.lc0IlV9lW DGl'DC90d

out shortly before noon in the older of two wings of the convent LANORAIE, Que. most been completed.

The was and elderly womcl

"I C'ul”l'c c”'”"" M””d'Y 5 were able to return to the nevi -

DR, 'i',A. 1,Ai1)i,Aw out be ab. this town 1) miles northeast of wing of the convent almost lm It-" sent from Polyclinic until septlgth Montreal. forcing some 1) elderly mediately. The usual classes fol , women and 16 Sister: d Provld- girls will also be held there be-,

ence into the street.

....-.pi. and telephone ltnee. are he The Toronto - Ottawa - Montreal main a,iloo-mile route from Sydney from Polyclilllc until October sthf Mayor Aime Pietle said dnu- Th fire in "her ed t h tumult fl lull I0 1'30" End m”"tl'ldl0 l'9l8Y lyllelllt ml! IGKYMIII I-0 VIIICOIIVBI5 . G A age may be almost Sl00.&. 'Itert:d in the elelgtvricalowiriiiiige. Canadians as their conltructionlof the string. carried the nut 'rv spun to Halifax, Moncton, N.s., . . . All GE OWNERS. ewe resin . . progresses, tnetwork program for the CBC May Saskatoon, Edmonton, and i.eth- . 2-' ii I N l"5w"3- m W15 "M 51'3" '03”-V

14, 1953.

The system was extended to Que- bec'City in J ly, 1954. after utmost two years a planning antimon- struction. In the fall of 1954, .- link to Kingston, 0nt.. was com Led ......,n major Canadian telephonejand a similar spur to Peterborougb ..,mpen.i'ea. 0nt.. was placed in service March.

when completed the mlci'owave'1955. norm will be the longest in the A radio relay link between But-

The towers form Part of a sys- lem that will link Canada from Svmley, N,s., to Vancouver by iltsn. The project is a co-operative undertaking by the trans-Cnnndav telephone a y s t o in, comprising

m.-id, any telephone company of-lfalo, N.Y., and Toronto provides

CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS

iiy Byrnc Hopc S.III(I('Fx

MONTREAL. September lat,-Ever wanted 5 go ahead? Drive down to Mexico? Take a hip and Canada? These and other holiday plane... meiybe ones you've been dreaming about for yearn

. could really happen that year if you begin your planning now. Why not open a Sunshine Account at. the BANK OF MONTREAL? KQQ it separate from any other itccount, make ler wings luiyinenls into it. and almost before you know it.-you be on your wsyl One ol the surest ways I know of making vacation

.(.mm mm: true is to nm e BofM Sunshine Al-miint--faithfully. l

mini: Hcliera Ii.'- Siiiniiior gone and school days crowillng ual But- i -- rrmenilwr what help GLIDE LIQUID I s'l'tl((IH can bring you-in making the young- '

mrs' clothes look better, and wear longer. Glide

adds to the whiieneu of your washing-because - - ni the blue in it. Makes your ironing much ' .. rlllttt-0-0-m9I'. because there's wax in it. And l you have all those advantages so etmlu. Just atltl wiitor to Glide-hot or cold-tliiit's till! I Wlirlhrr it's mrn'a shirts-or tnhle lincns--tinrl Curtain! or house drcsscs, Glide makes the most ienttricrlltil rlifferennol Buy it. in the 32 oz. bottle -or the 64 03. giant economy size. You'll li'lvs- it' t

on August 15th an aged and highly

r Mrs. Jam ceased was born in Springton. P. E.I.. 86 years ago, daughter oi the late Mr. lL.eod. She later moved to the United Estates where she married Wm

bridge. Alta.. will total an addit- lonal 477 miles and require 18 radio relay stations. NEW ERA

Relay stations now are being

erected along the 1,310-mile Tor-l

onto-North Bay-Winnipeg section. This portion is expected to go into service in fall of 1056. Path testing has recently been -mpleted east of Quebec City. Each of the seven telephone JIIJDIDIES is building facilities for ie vast microwave chain in the rrritory it serves and connecting iem with contiguous systems. New microwave stations have a ew type of antennae with a capac- ty of almost 11.000 telephone cir- cults or 3'0 television channels. These. like .giant sugar scoops

a new communications era in Can- ada. -

In Memoriam

MRS. JAMES W. ROGERSON There passed away in Crapaud

resident in the person of es W. Rogerson. The tie-

and Mrs. Donald Mac-

polnting skyward. are symbolic of

Hill K Fy'i.

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BULK STORAGE PLANT UNDER CONSTRUCTIO

Pictured above are the two main Bridge by the Irving Oil Company. 30,000 and one 15.000 barrel tanks istorage tanks being constructed at They are of 85.000 and 65.000 bar- are being astlembled behind the

tanks pictured. (D. A. George the city approach to Hlllsbororels caplcltylrespectively. Two Photo.)

- Friday. 2-4 pi... at

Maritime Motor Supply.

dial 5228. Serving full dinners.

Specializing Ch I n e I e dishes

Cross Clinics this week?

IT'S EASY to he a blood donor and so satisfying to know you can save a life with such little effort m be a blood doilor this week!

. IMMUNIZATION Cli. ic - every the Health Centre, 180 Prince St. Pupils en- rolling in Grade 1 in city schools must have a certificate of success- ful vaccination against smallpox.

RED CROSS Blood Donor Clinics at Charlottetown Armouries. Thurs- day. Sept. lst between 10-12 noon, 2-4 and 8-10 p. m. tDay lightt. At least 500 donors desperately need-

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Stl'eel.l course .

WILL YOU HELP cancel P. I's debt of 1.000 bottles by being a blood donor at one of the Red.

TODAY

AT LEAST 500 BLOOD DONORS NEEDED RED CROSS CLINIC

cliAlu.07i'rE'r0wN "ARMOURIES"

IO-I2 Noon. 2-4 It ii-10 P.M. (Daylight Saving Time) I you are in good health and between in and 66 years of age this is YOUR chance to

eave a life - (Perhaps even your own!)

(cp,,,pln Renovations on the section hat I A ' l CRASWELI. ior setter Photo . ,..-,9. 9..-.,.,,l. . win, or . Mm. - 'l

communities on P.E.I.. sponsored a Red Cross Swimming ,and Water safety program. A llarge class of Begiune swimmers

Bernice tDeLory. Georgetown.

Swimming and Water l Safety At Avonleo I

This year Avonlea has joined the' long list of Water Safety conscious and has

were given instruction by Miss

Cudmore and Joan Murphy exam-

rommunity share for musical ins-

l . . tructions for the coming year. The Hlgglnbolham-wood ladies decided that on n siiltablel Nuptials

afternoon in the near future they I I C h i we ld we the SC ml the n fez l The marriage 0 .lil in at er ne. fun 1' . f hm e guy eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 5 ”""f"5 "' 9 V93" . lFrank J. Wood. Rollo Bay West. The chairman of the (Flt-de River lto James Alfred. eldest son of Mr. Hall committee was to be consulted tand Mrs. Alfred Higginbotham and to procure an estimate on re- 3Fortunc Bridge. was solemnized in pairs of replacing shingles on bail. ilhe United Church, Bay Fortune on where a portion had been l)lnWII Aiiizust 2.1, 1955 at 1 o'clock. Rev. - lD A. Sharpe officiated at the

THAT ILENDS WITH

700.47! IMAIII l

OUAlITY...THE BEST!

ed.

chose a flowered crepe with bl accessories.

Following the ceremony n re-Y ception was held at the Wheel of Fortune Hotel. Fortune Bridge,l where a buffet lilnt-henn was served. to 57 guests. l The bride's table. centered with a three-tier wedding cake, was piiettily decorated with slimmer flowers. The toast to the bride was.

ack

Ink Inn? Doctor . .

tornililii milk

. to niirise you WIllt'Il tylic of FAPlMER'S WI"

IS the right one for your own baby.

Maybe it's Whole Milk (No. I) or Partly Skilns med Milk (No. 2) or Skiniiiil-vi Milk (No. 3)

I , You'll like the Wily Farmer's Wife tina are at

cause this is

may to open--and Baby willsthrive on the llil rially pI'9pi1I'NI milkAso full of protein and J the hotly building eli-mi-ntll . of pcilintlwinns who rt-tlllt-sI'oil (Sow & Gate I! create the Partly Sklininrrl Milk formula-hr

. . It was a groan

a low-fat. high-protein concentrat-

nnlti w-Ma Vlmmin D oonierlt increased. Ask about it today!

Impossible! . . . R eedi he Sep- tn m it e r lat tl'MIfy' Thlitt mans pickling and rcserving lroun the cor- ner-wi t h in- evitahle nut: and scrliti-hes- anti with the roiingstors mi-k to shlinol mom rough tllltl tumlila at recess ...nd still more out: and an-atrhaal High time to lay in A goodly sup ply of ever-useful ('.l'RAD Pin.-tic IAiiII(InKP.Hv-l'ERtI.V for any oitivlizvnt-V. Cuind bunti- hm: ll.-l-.r a WUIIIICIIUI. new h5lIllI('l.lIlllIlIs' miliniuve -- amt a IIPW polyeihvlone laiiin 3 that wlii.-ks vii rlrmil They're made with an exclusive new medication . . . iha ncrin-killer is right in the pmI' Cllhltl nrc completely water- proof .u-out rurl or fray. They're

Ba Wise! Make a resolution I use ARRID, tho crnamv deodor- ant. yiisl as mau- larlu during Fall and Winter. as through the Summer! Per- sonal daiiitinem is even more lnilioitnnt in the wrcks ahead when we move indoom. Arrid oontaine Peretop - the really effective. exclusive new ingredient thllt mnkea this such a sale de- mlornnt. , . . gilitrimti-rd not to dry out in the jar. You can be cal-Lm'n-.mre of irenhneu for l to 3 days. with Arrid. It deodoriul instantly and saves your elothu from perspiration stains. More C-nnatlisns use Arrid than any other dmtioranil (lot a jar today

Michael.La Breck. After the rlcatiii.

of her husband she returned with her family to P.l-2.1., where she lived witll her parents in St. Eleanors. l in l9l7 they welit to Western inada wlierc site later married ames W. Rogt-rson and resided in iaskatchl-wan for several years. Returning to the Island they made their home in Crapaud. There are left to cherish her mory two sons and one dough- er. William La Brock of Souris.

On Wednesday, August 24th. PEIIW

l . It was moved and set-oiidetl that ritiiihlc-rilig ccrcmony.

d ll, ' l- ll, We Dllfcltase 25 cases of calls. t'ilh 'l'llc milsic was in charge of Mr: Slrr-iss biitpzimiziiiiiiiiieii of eihscouurliiiiii gift Lolals MaCl'wl' I." m"'fe" jietllge Jackson. church organist candidates succeeded in compiet- uhineimd sfttwerlf l”li:”kl"l'll;:lll"l ll)? Vllm'l'll ililab P:9:il,'l-Y. de:i'”f'3m lug the lesll ' I ' W19 Ur cm Wll I go en-g ow. g a to I an erns

lrollowlng ls 3 llsl of the Success, I D0l3Fy 1391105. and the giicst pews were market. beginner candidates: Jenny: Mrs. hveretli tliiri-lay lill(l tirs with itlijnie satin bows. I t MacNell. Flora Woolner. Barbara Lwls MMLS?" ''”''"9ll "'9 Afr Tlic liridc. given In lll8l'l'l388 by- Stevgngml, Norma wnulnel-l Helen l lllllll fC0llV9lltll"l lillil IHIYE an lI1- hcr fzilller. chose a ballerina-length Woolner and Nnrma Stevenson. 979311152 FEPOFI. goitln of pale blue nylon not over . mm. Mrs. Harry Mauhcali invited the ltaffcta. and strapless bodice in lace cum: mvgn w.i, lnembets for the September meet-.wiih fitted lace bolero. Her head- ; . 8. which is In be held on Tuesday Idress was of pale hlue nylon net t The Amiust nteettnz: of Clyde evening. Sept. out with a spot-iallsot Wm. tiny pink flowers, She

lined the group. A rolling surf hind-

Donald lla Breck. Crapaud. and River W. i. met at the home of .t.-"lg,-am (-,,,.lel5ll,m of ,. 5N..l,m. -d b l l- .d Alli?-S IMF-9 -lllll" M5"ll0W5' Mrs John Beer on Alli! lst with l)cmonsti':ltion by Mrs. Jack Mac- mlilrllei fouitleqilivrihdleaimiiilder. LHFKD Fill U-5-K Alli" SPVPTRI .l-1 mcmbcrs and 4 visitors present. yea". "Roll call ,5 3,, l,,. answel-ed ' chose 3 bglleriaallenglh

lbrothers and sisters in Western Canada and the United States and one sister, Mrs. Alfred Cahill of Summerside. Her husband prcde ceased her 4 months ago.

The funeral was held on Friday. August 19th from the home of her son Donald Westmoreland Baptish Churcli ind was largely attended. The so -es .were conducted by the Rev. tir. tE.J. Borass. Burial was in the Westmorcland B a p t is b Church Cemetery.

La Breck to the -

tmaid, Vllll 3 tested T9t'll39- igown of pale pink nylon net over Collection for the evcnlng amoull-llaffet3' and glraplegg bodice in lefl l0 3l?90- Meellllil "I011 Cl0S9d lace with fitted lace bolero. Her Wllh "10 QlI09ll- '-illtl 3 S0C'l81 ll0lll'tlie-address was of pale pink nylon follow?" with lunch being, served iiiet set with tiny flowers. She car- by the hostess and i-omniittre inll-led 3 boljquel of yellow pom; . charge. I Mr. Jack Higginbolham. brotherl lot the groom, was best man. - George Wood and Mr. .teringt LESS Pom" tBurke. cousins oi the bride, werel

Up to the and of July this year ushers. . I only 44 cases of polio wcrc rcliort-. The bride's mother was attired; cd in Norway compared to 141 diir- in navy blue crepe with red ac- ing the first sevcu months of 1954. cessories. while the groom's mother

The meeting opened by singing the "Odo" followed by repeating.”Col- lect" Roll call was answered by ieacli I ember telling their. ”l-lirst lBoy Fiiend". The minutes of last meeting wcrc road. approved and signed.

The music lessons in sclioul, for the coming year were dealt with and Mrs. Louis Machean was ask- ed to contact Mr. Raymond for next year's music instruction. it was moved and seconded that the lW.l. pay the full amount. of the.

1 BRIDE

promised by Rev 1) A. Sharpe and respoilded to by the groom.

As H going-away cosilliiie the irldv "IIUSE a pink linen still with ll8V)' iiirl white act-cssiiries and a pale ilue nylon shortie.

Following a lions-yinoun trip through the Alarilimes. Mr and Mrs. lliggiilbotham will reside in Ontario,

SHOWEREI)

Prior to her marriage the hrldp W85 lPl1ci'cd it miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs.l Charles Campbell where she received many beautiful and use- ful gifts.

1 l

GLIDER GARAGE DOORS

SINGLE OR DOUBLE WIDTH

THE ROGERS HARDWARE CO. LTD.

mllv inyts' -at. only bile-to be sun! ABoliv'oPusdeuant...ovltbeAlItI:aaholooIidIoodIooI&-

They're really ideal for Hint all-important rlilinze in food . . . for Aylmer Strained Bartlett Peers contain only fully-ripe poard euira newly strained-with just a litlla now added. Beby will hlue the light, deli- one hvtr . . . and tbeee early lneala which can be en : bleeorne--will prove to he lw-pp moments for you both! Do order some time today-and etort your baby on this enjoyment.

New Must In ll Roeeow . . . wliyvt.h;i'r are In lnnnv families turni

Here's A Good Start On Your Food Economy Plan. With Each Freezer We Offer I-4 Beef Ar Wholesale Prices! .

Our lowest priced 14.7 cu. ft. rm-.1.rr with porvrlal" lifts" and Stiller

mos VISIT oult STORE THIS WEEKEND. THERE ARE BARGAINS GALORE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT or THE STORE.

to INSTANT CHASE. l SANBOR W II t t' l M oh emarkabl ving now morct-hon ever

oorrials-.-ud I-rvine it all the at-.--I not it 1...”? if. iii.”y"Z"c.n.&ii ole... It 3.31. you work . our top McC0RMICK's IIRIGHTS FANCY ul 0!. Tin

'”'3":: W0 '"”' ML ' fan to market instead of many. It saves You mnnt'.l' v - - .t!'nil'rail buy EXTRA FRESH ' .

ea er give one rensnn- mat: on i . d t t, -.

Mgmml, we." not '0" year!" "periene. food in quantity and in season Come in an ace it LK ay Ill! lit-hind the secrvts of (Iliase A Simhorn ' Stores and freezes 514 lblt. of food.

.Brewingl" . . . Mr. Snnborn. the tall and ' Genuine porcelain erumel interior.

gentle, protests with deep beliel. "Ne Ute . top quality borinal Can't do anything sum tlyuaant the: law tubal beau hero ore!" . . . Both their reaeone 1 Q h the feet that you'lI got the rir-heat. moot satisfying of Wm! who when you no this famous Inntnntr-Thanks Mr. C no tttl Mr. Sanbornl

Biltliiltl MIIOOI SHOES -e wmorrrts

' Super Wall keeps cold in. beat out. SUNLIGHT

SOAP. Hears 45:

us-rr PAK so on PEAS.1fins SILVER SEAL SEEl)I.EsA II on.

RAISINS. 2 pkgs. . FREEZE easv. 2 pl(gs..

FOR A QUICK LUNCII

KAM.l-in......L......

Regular 29c

Regular l Special. Zpkgs.-I9:

3359.00

Q10.” DOWN - 317.00 MONTHLY

IIEINZ GREEN TOMATO

CHOW CHOW. ior .

FRASERS BONELESS

CHICKEN. I-2 lb. fin

KELI.0GG'S I 01..

CORN FLAKES. 2 for

MINUTE

RICE. 2 pkgs.

. 39: . 45: 35: 35:

19:

45: 29:

45:

12 Gauge J. C. Higgins

PumpSIIo'i-

IIEIN7. TOMATO KETCHUP

PETER PAN PEACHES

IIEINZ WHITE WINE

VINEGAR

I , 9'"'- ii on. 29a is 01.. no . . I lowest Priced wmv In its FAN .r 15 V1,. 1 tins 39c G on ... 59 ' Boys AND mm iwmww Vml EH35 5II0IIl"l' cnlul" u ' gauge 2 IIHS 29C Brown Moooaein Ml um” V : VS"? o'I"dS New Get Operated J. C. Higgins Double &f9IlF?(,,,8, HI?” T" :;lR:;')”;'E "EATS ; mo ) run H . A WEEK-END Nwlltf Solo Auto-Loading lcml MON 3:1”; lszjgta 1,1 J. C. HIGGINS DELUXE Compare this with the hlshe-st Drlv SUNKIST WHITE MAPLE l.l-TAF

ed doubles. It has all the best feat- ures. Auto-selective rejection and single trigger action makes it tight- nlng fast to handle.

3129.95 t

J. C. Higgins Bolt Action Shot-

Dependeble. easy to handle auto- matic wlth ventilated rib and choke- master. bet.

GRAPEFRUIT. 3 for .. . . . 19:

FRESH TENDER

CORN ON THE COB. don. 49:

ISLAND GREEN

CABBAGE. head 17:

SUNKIST (Medium Site) 39:

ORANGES. doz. .... . . . PEACHES It PLUMS

IN STOCK AT I.0WI'-'.S'l'

1OLOGNA.Io. 19:

MAPLE i.r:Ar cr.i.i.o

WIENERS. lb. .......... 39: HULK COUNTRY srvl.ii

SAUSAGE. II). 37: rimsln FROZEN

SCALLOPS. 3-4 Ib. . . . . . . 59:

FRESH LOIN

PORK CHOPS. lb. . . . . . . . 65:

The best value on the mar-

3115.00

Stevens Model 58 Bolt Action Shot-

2.99

Potent Leotherstlppers . . . .. 3.25 to.4.95 IrownOoe- ere.........3.95 low Heavy oxnmlt .. 4.50 . 5.95

Ciildspoi Auiomcrii: l 9 cu. ft. Refrigerator

Fully automlIitic- no ice to escape. no buttons to push. no watt-r to empty. Full width freezer chest. 16.1 sq. ft, of shelf area. 4 servi shelves with butter kccper.

.i. c. Higgins Model as Auto.

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r k”. wwk '."E - - - ' - ' ' ' ' - 4'45 ' 435 gun.- , , ,l l mm ll mm. N0 1 MARK" PRICES BREAKFAST sucno mm, R4, in mm. auh :I...d.:..1;....u::e.o.: -- ;-:1. -- - c f;3m:-tut;-Hi;-via PICKLING ONIONS. iolbs. 39: eacoii. lb. 59:

ll . Ihot. e

........ .......... ........... s299.95

M0110 Down 114.00 Monthly

Satisfaction or-Money ltiifuniiaii -SIIIPSOIIS-SEAES - rim am no not

priced to 5.95

Wright shoe co.

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nwn-u.uov--o-s-v-

GREAT CIDRGI, smut Clflktorrz rowMEE.l.

Bill 5524- 5525

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