j cm Aiiii ci-:imiiii

TYOUI DOLLAR him: more It colored views.

tbs Hughes Dnu store.

BARGAIN Dept.” Sale continues Exceptional values at LePage Iloe Co.. Ltd. I

W! TREAT the sick well. Gis- gey's Pharmacy. open 3 I-In 10 I p.m.

iron QUALITY. service and ac- curacy, shop at Worth's Pharma-

cy.

FOE CONVENIENCE. friendli- ness and economy. shop at Gig- geyls Pharmacy.

OPENING MEETING of Spring Park Community Club Thursday, Sept. 20. Business meeting at 7.30 toilmicd by social and dance. Free ailniiusiun. all welcome.

V W-ii. RI-JCRUITS - Two new rcrriiih tit-rc enrolled into the ninzil i'.iit;iili.'iii Navy Reserve of 11, it (i S Qiici-it Charlotte this um it so (Ii'II in on Tiicsdny was Or. dirt:-irv be-:iiii:in ll."-lilil Arthur Far-

qumntiin. son of Mr and Mrs. Ar- . , mm Famuhmwn. umml Edward Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ixelltr

"Md Tm wwmd Mm was Sworn son inec Nan McDonaldi BFISYUI

in IVi'(Illt'S(lifV IN tirdinary S8Hmanlu1LL-At (hg prince cm”... iii... .'x:ii;il Storcsiii.-iii ll'illiani Charles. W81 0" September mm. 1431:, ilaiiii-iin -"uni W-3"” W5- Wu to Mr. and Mrs. J. Milncr iiiii llam .llattlimis,alsn of Mount Ed-j I.-,.edm.i(.tDn' I daughter, will WWI ”"3” rod Barbara. weight it pmiiinc ll T I ' ' 7 ounccs.

l

l

IREEVES--At the Prince I'wiHiiV . Hospital on September lath. lEt5ii. to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer iii-mt-s tnce Adelina Cutcliffei of I'rrc- town. a son. 8 pounds 1 niinct-.

ISLAND well Studio.

VISIT OUR big Bargain Dept Slle LePsge Shoe Co. Ltd.

VISIT III-STYLE Millinery. Ul is Iii-style."

ANNUAL meeting. P. E. I. Ros pltnl Nuneal Alumnae. Fridiiv

Sept. Home

the

at 7.81 pm.

BIRTHS

CHANDLER - At the Cliarlollti town Hospital, Sept. 17 in ur

lbs., I3 013.

Pllal in Burtford, on Sept

Howard Mclnnis rimii FOOTWEAR

I73 Queen St. - Currie Bldg. 3 CLARKA.-it the Prince County Hospital on September llllli, i956. to Mr. and Mrs. (lat-ih

Clark, Siimmerside. a son, uariii i Michael, weight 10 pounds 5i: i ounces.

N. D. MCCLOCII

Cras-

George Street. "Where every siylr

- onhill Ruby". owned by H. Dixon, .-Fortune Bridge, P.E.I. produced

21. 3.15 P-1'11-. at Clllltllllll

REGULAR Monthly met-iiiiit of by (E A. Godfrey and Sons. North Ladies Auxiliary Cniiatli.iii ti-,i,,hi,-e Legion will be held this cvciilml lllllv iirndiiction certificate. Dur

and Mrs. Ernest Chandler. a .-on 6

IKELLER - At St. Jiiscplrs ii-is IR. in.

Island Holstein: Among Top

Producer: . "Louis-dale Winnie" owned by Lewis Brus.. York, P. E. I. was -affltlilg the Canadian top Holstein produt-crs in the mature class .(Ilil"l.'1',' the month oi September. -During a 365 clay period she pro- dut-ctl l6.:"i2Ll lbs milk, 662 lbs

fat lier test was 4.01 percent. i In the two-year-old class "Dix-

12861 lbs. milk, 507 lbs. fat with a test of 3.94. - -

"I.Ili'-it: Lodge Madeline" owned ,, - was awarded a long: mg lIlili' lactation periods on 2X in-lkiiii: she produced 122.853 lbs. iflllllx containing 4.144 Ibs.fatShc lIi'liIItCl'I 9th in the Red Seal win- ncrs for the month of September. Tiic above information is con-

l.'liil('tl ill the September issue nl IIl(' IIllISL9In-FFIESIBD Maizaziiir lilIl('ll is the official organ of '

IIIII -I ctii-lilriesian Association ill

(':in.'iiia.

Reports Novel 7

Word was received yesterday by ' in w. H Benton. that the can-if zidian Cancer Society in Prince Ed- uard island will shortly receive :11 - mhcqiic as part of the procecds of 9 a fund miscti through courtesy of Wm. Wrigley .lr., Company. Tor- onto.

I)urll'lE the Canadian National Exhibition. Wrigley: conceived the novel idea of selling gum and hay

in: thc piircliasers deposit the pro- lt-ccds in a scaled container which designates their favuraite charity. l Since there is no community fund .in Price Edward Island the Com- pany selected the leading charities in the Province and have allocated thc money in the P. E. I. container equally among cach of these chm-

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshlre

DIAL 5549

MACAl'I.AY

- At 9 Osxizild St. lioxbury, Mass.

Elizabeth MacAulay, formerly of

Souris Line Road. .

COREY - The death ot-ciircti at,

the home of her ncicc. M rs: Bruce Davison. Frcdcricton. N. B., on Sept. 20. 1956. of Mrs: C. W, Corey, wifc of thc latc Rev C. W. Corey. DD, in her

litics I "'1 TlI0Sdii)'-lprcsstvtl the hope that In future.

Sept. ll, 1956. agc 95 YES”. other hiisincsscs will co-operate in pt-chaps a similar manner.

WO0DlN(;TON A At Summerside

The (ilicwing Giim Company ex--

ll6 your The remains are b(-- in: fiirutirdcrl to Ncetlham, Mass for burial.

Sept 19. 19:36. Mrs. wiiiiami Wonriincinn in her 84th year. ilr-mains resting at

Thc first ailvi-rtislng clinic to be

CLYDE BEDELL POINTS UP A USEFUL TIP

Discusses Effective iMeans Of Advertising

Fiincral IItlmf' until Friday at I 45 p in then to United Church.

cnntiuclcd ye.stcrriay nt thc ('liar- lloitetown Hotel by illydc Beg-drill. lintornatinnally known FIIIVPFIISIIIE

TAKE Kiillilltl rm REST IN ADVERTISING cnnno

.-s.

Mr. Bcdell used blackboard and,

D"uj5gn': held in Princc Edward Island was liinlcrn slides to illustrate his re-,

m.-irks. These served in point up IIIIIPFPIII. types of advertising anrll lthe advantages accruing, both to

"Say it with Flowers" MARITIME GREENHOUSES LTD.

FLOWER CART

KPHSIITEIIIU where funeral scr- vlcc will he held at 2 p.m. Inter- ment People's Cemetery. Kon- sinctnn.

icnnsiiimnt, bPf()l"o a large and in the advertiser and the buying ltcrcsicd gathering of merchants public. from effective copy writ- iand other adveriiscrs from all ins.

parts of thc Province, llcld untlcrl. Tlic sp0ak0r's criticisms and the aiispices of The Guarrllmi news-I siiggcstions were followcd with' paper. the clinic took the form ofltlie closest attention. and it was

Ftmu-n.l and Wedding Designs Cut Flowers and Potted Plants

DIAL SSH g mil; ) DIAL 8321 linrzton. I37 Kent Street a , w.g" sired Charlottetown 1 DELIVER D Summerside i - -7

ENGAGEMENTS

THE MARRIAGE OF KATIE HI-Il.l.. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacLeod. Dar-

to l. A. C. Norman Ciirisiopher Welling. of Shedlac

iaitcrnoon and evening discussions by Mr. Bedell on the technique of using advertising spncc to the best possible advantage.

A buffet dinner was scrved be- tween the scssinns. which termin- Capc. N.B., son of Mr. and Mrs. stcd in a question period, during Kcnncth Welling will take place,

early in October. plicntion were discussed.

Court Cases Are Heard AI Souris

In Magistrate's Court yesterday at sourlii before Stlpandlary Magis- trate Gilbert A. Gaudet. a resid- ent of Moreil for operating a mot- or velilclie without an operator's license was fined 85 and costs or five days in jail. The same per- son charged with having liquor not purchased at a vendor's was fined :25 and costs or 30 days.

A resident of the Baltic for per- mitting an unlicensed person to operate s motor vehicle was fined :10 and costs or 10 days.

A resident of Morell for speed- ing was fined 810 and costs or 10 days.

A resident of Souris for operat- ing a motor vehicle with insuffic- ientlbrakes was fined 35 and costs or five days.

A resident of Afton Road for having liquor other than in his re- sident was fined S20 and costs or 30 days.

A resident of Peakas for being intoxicated in a public place was fined S20 and costs or '30 days.

A resident of Red Point. charg- ed with assault, was sentenced to I year's imprisonment, sentence being suspended when he entered into recognizance to the t of 5200. Evidence in this case was taken last week.

A resident of Mt. Stewart. charg- ed with causing ill disturbance by destroying property. was dismiss- ed. Two other men also appeared earlier in connncction with the same case. One was convicted and the other dismissed. Mr. J. P. Nicholson represented the Crown in the case yesterday and Mr. MCIVIH MCQuald the accused.

ievideiit from the . , that ithnse present were most appreci-

ntivc of the advicc given by Mr. I Hcdcll.

FINE STAPLE The United States currently re-

l cotton staplcs.

ABORTIONS LEGAL VIENNA, Austria (APi-C0m- munist Hungary has decreed that abortions will henceforth not bt punishable if they are carried out "in one of the institutions or-

whlch many problems of local ap- Ilcs on Egypt for some of l slfine ranged for it." Radio Budapest

reported Wednesday.

in Island Products Week. a week set aside

available from this limo Island of ours. Drop

TENDER QUALITY

AND POULTRY ALL RAISED ON P. E. I.

IIMZZ2”--Q.-Z-jZ

ROLLED

ROAST BEEF, lb.

SHOULDER

ROAST BEEF, lb.

Am . gitoAsi-roux, lb. . .- in.sicoi'csann'u-

is M

incite the public conscious of the wonderful variety of foods

and loolt over our complete variety of Island Products.

MEATS

...59” ...47

RKCHOPS, lb. . .

....55'

BUY

ISLAND PRODUCTS

20 OZ. TIN TASTY

PEAS

aocli yoorto

into our store

35” SAVE I

on Perfection EVARIORATED MILK T ,

EN YOU IUY I '-S Per Butter

action

2 TINS,

CV40 loaned from Wrapper - W0PI'lIl0&'X

PAK

W-EEK

Brighton Red Cross Swimming gwumnlng and Life Saving tests

I were conducted on several days

the last week of AIIEIN .3 Brighton Beach and also at the nuts off Victoria Park. Mrs. Mar- ga.-is Dovgr, Mr. Douglas Cudmon and Min Barbara Cronin instruc- had these candidates.

The following swimmers merit- .a Red Cross and Royal 1-lie suing Society awards.

;..1....-.; Bury Johnston. Ms- ry Beth Moffattt, Shirley Graham. nuemu-y Gogbee, Robert Sand-

Members of the Canadian Tour- ut Association yesterday were

PHILATELIST

Visiting his native Provlncc as av delegate of the Canadian Tourist; Association convention in Charlotte-l town is Mr. Louis S. Crosby oil Banff, Alberta. Mr. Crosby is om-i of Canada's leading phllatclists nnd' his collection of Island stamps win the four top awards at this yt-ar'si Philatelic Exhibition in Windsor. Out.

100 REPORTED KILLED ,

VIENNA lfieutcrsi - Toiii-i.-is; reaching Vienna from Romania reported Wednesday that some 100 persons were killed and about 300 injured when is night train be- tween Bucharest and Ploesti was wrecked last month. The accident was said to have occurred "nbout" Aug. 23. but so far no

about

MARGARET RETURNS LONDON (Reuters) - Princess Margaret returned here Wednes- day by air from I holiday with the Queen at Bslmoral. Scotland. to prepare for her East African

IBOZTINJENIHNS

tour beginning Friday.

ISLAND PRODUCTS

Tourist Ass'n Members Enjoy Visit To Cavendish

official rsport has been published it. .

I Page 2. Septifl. 1956

Juniors: Nelda Catlin. Gen. bee. Mary LICCOHIIIC Easel mnonro Stewart, niiiiiie xaiiity. cmii Ann WP) -- macera- Graham. Brenda Mutlow. xmmm” '3" TPWI"-0 Public

Intermediates: Harvey Mac- ' ' wed"5d5Y night: Pherson, John Dover, -Alan Dover. Joan Gallant. David Roper.

Royal Life saving society - Bronze Medallion: Dave Wood, Brent Partridge. George Phillipa. anger MacDonald. Gordon Gidd-

gs.

Lat Bar to Brau.o- Winnlfred Anne Maclvlllllan. Catherine Camp- bell.

Dawson Toronto Ottawa Montreal Quebec Fredericton Saint John

S32Sl:23l'5ss'it'5

Charlottetown Sydney '

Yannoutli St. John's

HALIFAX cm - The weather- office here says rain is expected to reach the western regions early

the morning and spread to COPE Breton by the afternoon. Fol- lowing the disturbance winds will become northwest and the weather will become clear. turning coolcr.

at saaicnnneianag I

very impressed with the scenery. food and general hospitality dur- ing their brief visit to Cavendish. Arriving in that locality about mid-

afternoon they were welcomed by Forecasts: Mrs. Leta Andrew president of the Prince Edward Island: Cloudy; Cavendish Resort A i in" who into. ” rain h ' Inc in the

wuiintroduced by A. Wslthen morning and ending in the even. Gaudet. secretary of the P. E. I. ing; cool: risk of frost in a few Innkeepers ASSOCIIHOIL EXlires- inland localities early morning- sions of thanks was given Mrs. south winds 20 becoming north: Andrew by Gordon Wood. presld- west 1) by evening. Low-higii at ent of C. T. A. of behalf of the Charlottetown 40 and 00. association.

Whilst a number of the dele- gates played s round of golf on the Green Gables course tbs re- mainder took the 0PPOrtunity of inspecting the Anne of Green Gables House. Later they were taken on a tour of Cavendish Beach after which'they were the guests of the Cavendish Resort As- sociation at afternoon tea served at Lakeview Lodge operated by Miss May Stewart. The visitors were also prcscnted with it vial; of red soil suitably labelled Souv- enlr of Cavendish.

The hostesses who pregidad over the.urns at the tea were: Senator Elsie lnman, president of the inn- koepcrs Association; Mrs, B, Egrl MacDonald. wife of the minister of the Travel Department; Mrs. A, Waltlien Gaudet. wife of the secretary of the Innkeepers As-

Elgh tide today at Charlottetown at 10.51 am. and 11.12 p.m. at Rustico 6.21 am. and 5.58 pm Summerside tides eighteen mini... as later than Charlottetown Sun rises today at 5.58 am. and sets at 6.14 p.m.

Burke

Electric Aiiiiibi-izea

M . Dealer

ectrical Wiring

socizitionz Mrs. Michael Doyle, ngpglpin gm) su "es pr'JSI(IClli of the Women's Instlt- g pp iitcs and Mrs. Jack Cameron, op- 0" Heating gram. or me Gmgo, HML Household Appliances Iliclurning to Charlottetown the T0I0VI5I0n dc cgatcs were the guest; of (1; American members of C. T. A. nI

a reception - buffet - dinner and dance at the Charlottetown Curl- inz Club.

I56 Great Geo. 59.

l STERNS LIMITED

l - and

1 NEW METHOD CLEANERS

Will Be Closed TODAY UNTIL 1 P.M. Out of Respect to the Memory of

MRS. GEORGE J. MoOORMAC

BUY

ISLAND PRODUCTS

10 OZ. TIN GRAIIAIWD

PET FOOD (FISH)

AT ATKlNSON'S GROCETERIA

LOBSTER

STRAWBERRY PRESERVES

I201. Tin 29:

DEE STEAK 3 01- PASTE ml GRAVY 63c i 2 Tins 23c Tin I7c Mr. Stewart, Montague. or Jenkins 15 01- TIN "-'1NK1N5' SIA .uc1-

HOT CHIICKEN

SAUCE

Tin 0nly(I9c 4

Petfectio ics ciisuii

IIOCJIIN

WE HAVE IN STOCK DEJCIOUB TYNE VAL- LIY CIIEIBE AT LOW- 1' MARKET PRICES.

Prince Ewan! Ihll MACKEREI;

HELP THE ISLAND - HELP YOURSELF BUY ISLAND PRODUCTS

1 Os. Tln ,JonItln's DONELESS CHICKEN

DONELE8

OI'BONH.El80lICIllNIiIIdI'UBIEY

TURKEY

af-

stosus

I08! MAID Isuzu. OIOWN

BIICIGES "I" 43:

wn-ntouoooroiwnonrnnonoit-sols-n

mmmiowwt

BED RIPE ISLAND

TOMATOES, 2Ibs. . . . 33c

LOCAL LARGE

CELERY, stalk . . . .

CABBAGE, Each . . .' 'I9c LARGE

CAULIFLOWER, Each IHAND

CORN ON COB, Doz.

LOCAL PARSNIPS, 2 bunches

OYSTERS

451:

'A1 Tin

PRODUCE

FIIESII FIIOII P. E. I. EAIIIIEIIS

I5c

25c 49c 29c

I "ilotifrltill