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TORONTO. July 25-Iml3T0VB' meats in Canada's postal service ":0 revolutionary as to be almost or the Jules Verne varletv" were forecastt today by Walter J. Turn- bull. '-Deputy Postmaster General, ll”: aspeech prepared for delivery to the Kiwanis Club of Toronto lotlay- . I

it lghway post offices and tren- gpoft, the helicopter and the Jet plane all are under oonslderati

- I01" adaptation to postal uses. and

some of them -are already: under lest," Mr. Tlirnbull said. "They v'lll be brought into use when.and, if, it is found in the interest of better service to do so.".

Mr. 'rumbull's revelation of his

, Dcpartinentls plans for better. mail

.-cl-vice was contained in an ad-

. (tress which in large part was an

answer to critics of recent chang- ts in postal services and rates.

Mr, Turnbull defended increased rates in some classes of mail IS essential when outro exceeds in- mnle. "Some of the people who have been loudest in their con- demnation of these increases have neon those who have been getting the biggest bargain in the past.' he said.

"Ii."those who in the past have h,.m msponsible for our greatest neflcits would. in future. 11000!" mice In pay their full way, we could immedlate' cut the first class mail by one cent without in any way curtailing any form of ,-..-.-vlco," Mr. Tumbull declared.

Cites Improvements

"Tied in with the question of progress and better service is nconomll 01 0991'!-”0":" M13 Tumi bull said. He pointed Out. 9-5 53' nmples of the Post Office DePB1't- tnent's constant efforts to save. that changes in the method of handling money orders had saved .s35o.o0o- a year, and that stenc- graphic output at Ottawa head- quarters had increased in quant- uy by 440 per cent., with lmP1'0Ve" merit in quality Ind WWW”? I"' creasing staff. i

"Despite what you may hell" W the contrary, the Post office De- partment is not wastlnl me money or its customers or the

. M,-payers." Mr. Tutnbull declared.

"wherrwe do ask for more money- ,., is a pretty good indication that we have exhausted ever! Dolllhlff form. of economy before dolns 50;

"When outgo exceeds income in. nrdmmay busmegs, prices I0 I19; Mr. Turnbull said. "But when the Post Office tries to brlnl UP -9 date rates that have been in of- fact. as far back as i904. W9 30””

Macllcugall - Lyllch Wedding

'1-he marriage of Marion Joan l.yllcll', daughter of, Dr. and Mrs. o. doorman v1;yneb.- and Ray- mcnd Francis Monoussli. Son of the late, Mr. and Mrs. John J. McDoLlge.lI of i!yd,IleY. NW3 539' Ila, was soiemnized at the Cathe- (Iral of the Immaculate Concep- tion on Saturday IIIOTIIIIIB--WIT 7. at II a. m. Rev. J. A. McGuire, CSSR, Toronto, officiated.

The bride was given in max- riage by her father and looked charming in s Bennuda white slipper satin and Chantilly I305, -uiwll. The molded bodice of lace aver satin was fashioned with long.' siitn sleeves of satin and is yoke of lace. The period waistline was gathered and the lace fell in pan- t-is appliqued on a circular chapel- et-ain. I-le fingertip veil was caught. by a chaplet oi while satin with lit-at-l trim. All heirloom sunburst vi gold and pearl was her only

Critics of

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Tl-IE GUARDIAN G U A R D I A N

this column is reserved for news of Ieeel interest. but adurtidng of a net!!! nature all he found as Ive eats a word. strictly pap- hllll In advance.

............................... Jlssaws raru-n...... :23.

CAR NUMBER book: now on sale.

HOWARD MMEINNIS F007 WAB at 175 Queen Street.

M115. JOHNSTONB LADIES WEAR. Special Sale. Dresses. Suits, Coats. :

SWIM SUITS clearing at 33 1-3 off at The Fashion Shoppe.

BEFIIIGEEATOBS. Ranges, Mo. tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric. Phone 3007.

BUBKES STUDIO for guaran-

teed photos. Free enlargement ' with each roll. Yellow Cab Build Ing.

TRY MES. KENNY'S WIIINER rolls. Order must be in before 9 A. M. Phone soil.

Walter J. Turnbull

: is regarded by some of our most vociferous critics as being almost a conspiracy against the public

PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH. BROOKFIELD PARISH. Services next Sunday. Brookfleld. ll A. M.; Glasgow Road 3 P.M.; Hunter River 1.30 P. M. Sunday School at all three churches before service. Prayer meeting at Brookfield Thursday evening at ll P.M.; Y.- P.S. at I-Iartsvllle Friday 8 PM.

interest.

salaries of 40.000 postal em- ployees, and transportation costs account for 92 per cent. of Post Office bexpendltures, he said, and on these two items alone, outlay this year will be 310,500,000 great- er then last year. '

Much Red Tape

Mr. Turnbull told his audience of business men that the Post office. although forced to adjust itself to varying conditions from coast to coast. "had yet to con- tend with more controls and red tape than the business man ever thought of in his wildest dreams." The Post Office had to get staff from the Civil Service Commis- sion, space from the Department oi: Works, and money from the Treasury Board.

"If we are a little slow moving

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Btipendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday. a man charged with a parking violation was fined 82. while a man charged with being drunk and incapable was dismiss- ed. A remanded case of common assault was further remanded un- til next week.

MARTIN LAW OFFICE-Fi'om July 30th ini August the Law Office of K. J. and K. M. Martin will not be open afternoons from l:P0 p.m. except by appointment. M '. K.M. Martin will probably be out of the Province from August

some times, don't always blame 7”! 10 Wh- us. We are probably trying to get ---m the red tape uuvound." Mr. HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH

PASTORAL CHARGE week- end service. Hampton July 27th. A special Preparatory Service. for all eommunicants and any others who wish lo attend at 8.30 p.m. Regular Sunday services, Bon- shaw: Sunday School 10 A.M.: Public Worship 11 A.M.; Dc- Satble: Public Worship 3 P.M.: Victoria: Sunday School ll A.M. Special Mission Band service at 7.30 P.M. Hampton Sunday School 9.45 A.M. Communion Service at 7.30 PM. Rev. L.S. Woolfrcy, Minister.

Arab Clashes In Jordan City

DAMASCUS, Syria. July 24 - (Reuters) Clashes between Palestine .Arabs and Jordan Arabs were reported today from the Jordan city of Assalt, 15 miles west of Amman the capital.

The city is jammed with Pales- tine refugees.

Tension is still high in Jordan over the assassination of King Abdullah Friday. More arrests were made today of Palestine Arabs known to support Haj Amin El Httsseini, ex-Mufti of Jerusalem, whose territory Ab- dullah took over.

Turnbull said he did not say this .. by way of complaint, but simply to explain the situation as it ex- isted.

Mr. Turnbull said the Depart- ment dld t not resent criticism, which he termed the grinllstonc that shapes the tool. "But do not g1-ind away incessantly. because there is no quicker way to draw off the edge and temper of the lzest tool made. Pitt another way: kick me, but not too hard or too often."

Yeo -"Barbour Wedding

The home of Mr. Frank Bar- bour. Alma, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Thursday afternoon, July 5th at four o'clock. when Zena Frances, only daughter of Mr, Barbour and the late Mrs. Barbour became the bride oi Wentworth Arthur, only son oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeo, Elms- dalc. iThe bride, who was given in marriage by her father, looked charming in white satin gown with veil held in place by halo of or- ange blossoms and net, and car- ried a bouquet of red roses.

The bridesmaid. M156 F10"-'n0" Dunbar, cousin of the bride, was dressed in pink taffeta and car- ried a bouquet of yellow roses. Little Miss Oarol Barbour, niece of the bride, acted as flower girl and were a yellow net EOWH Wm! matching head dress. '

The groom was supported by Mr. Bennie Barbour, brother of the bride.

Mrs. Helen Mullcns, and Mr. Ed- gar Sobey.

Mr, and Mrs. Mclntosll have had the privilege of assisting in various churches in music and with talks during their pleasant sojourn here, which will terminate on the 27th when they will motor

ornament. She carried a white llriaycr book" and while: orchids. tvilii streamers of stephanolis and ms.-budl.

Miss Helen Lynch. Ottawa, maid of honor for her sister and! in-.5 Anita Dagg, Kingston, was. nridcst.naid. Both attendants were towns of nylon lnarqulsette in pas- vvl -green. The bodicea were tucked tmri small capes with Peter Pan mllars. were worn over the gowns. 'l'llc skirts were full and set off-, Willi narrow bands of tucking. They wore Juliet caps and carried rnsrades of yellow roses and daisies.

Mr. Ronald H. Mcnougail, Dan- Hllc. Que. was best man for his mother. Mr. Donald Hicks, Toron- to. and Dr. Michael Lynch. King- Wm. brother of the bride, were ushers.

Mr. Lucien Nourry, cathedral 'll".'5llli5I.. played traditional wed- rililg music. Mr. Alphonse Mocue was soloist.

The reception was held at the Home or the bride's parents. ne- Celvlns. the bride's mother were a noor-icngtii gown of powder blue with a model hat in matching shade and e gardenia corsege. Mrs. '- E. croken. auntof the groom. "Hie a. navy blue ensemble. navy accessories and a corsage of Talis- man roses. : R For tr veling the bride, donned, n ',"”Wde blue crepe" dress with wlaly taifeia hat and navy duster. -vie were an orchid co sage. Wwhen they return roln their

cddinc trip to tile Meritimes, u.. and Mrs. Monougall will miss '" Klnlsloli. '

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The house was tastefully deco- rated for the occasio with cut flowers, and as the strains of Bridal chorus was

to California, making several calls enroute, and giving transportation to, their college son. Arthur Roy, from the Chicago area.

COOK'S for perfect pictures. ,

as on You: rose, DRINK ILK

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now1.INo'sE-s-iron Loner fu Fishing and Golfing supplies.

as. aurws ANNUAL char. BRATION, Lennox island, Sun- (by July 20th. ,

m--I IN I-'ll'l'l.'lIl WE WILL not be responsible for any tires left over 30 days. Whltlock Tire Service.

I. P. McPlIEBSON O SON cilaojled on July 30th. open August

ensues minors to any point in Canada or the United states for Eresengers or cargo. P110110 Mlrlt e Central Airways Limited. 2001 or M0.

ME. AND MRS. V. M. HUDSON. .5I- Avlrds. announce the engage- ment of their daughter. Ruby Rachael-to Gordon Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rose Luke, Port Perry, Ont. Marriage to take place shortly in Oshawa.

rnezacnab AT YORK A: large congregation gathered in the York Church on Sunday night to welcome back Rev. J. A. Nichol- son, a. former minister. He was ac- companied by his wife. The church was filled to capacity and Mr. Ni ” ' conducted the service and preached. At the close of the service many friends as)? nded a very warm welcome to them. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson are now on va- cation in their summer cottage at Bideford, P. E. 1.

Worlt To Start On Pipeline

tlonemergency to be built by the Canada-Montana Pipeline Com- pany to carry natural -gas front the southeastern Alberta Kakowkl Lake field to the Anaconda Cep- per Mining Companyls plants at Butte, Montana.

Murder Trial Of N.B. Sddier

WAINWRIGHT, Alia.. July 24 - (CP) - A crown witness lesi- ifled today that Pte. H. B. Mc- Eachem of Woodstock. N. B., mortally wounded by a rifle shot at the nearby Wainwright Military Camp, named Pte. Frederick J. Sabaitis as the man who shot him. lvlicllachran died a few min- utes later.

The witness was Lance Corp-

oral A. H. Dmpey. He testified at the preliminary hearing of Sabat- tis who is charged with the slaying of McEachran here Julie 30. Sabattis is from Kingsclear, N. B. Empey said he was resting in his own tent about 10 P.M. Satur- day night when he heard a shot. I-Ie rushed outside and saw a man running away. He called to the man who stopped and came. over to him. Empey identified the man as Sabattls.

Appreciation

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnston wish to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for their kind remembrance before

played by Mrs. Archie Barbour, the bridal party took their P1306! beneath an arch of pink and white flowers.

'rl1e wedding ceremony was pl!- formed by Rev. J.M. sheen of the Elmsdale United Church. assisted by Rev. 0.0. I-iowiett of the Springfield Baptist Church.

After the ceremony. illlll-791' WM served to about fifty invited guests ' The bride's table was attractively decorated with white roses and centered with a two-tier wedding cake topped with miniature bride and groom-

Later the happy YOU!!! Colin-0 left on a motor trip through the Maritimes. For travelling the bride wore navy dress and hat with off white coat and navy ac- cessories. '

On their return they will reside in Elmsdale where the groom is at prosperous farmer.

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callfodlla lliilitors Widely Entertalnetl

Among the vacationers lured to beautiful Prince Edward Island this summer are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meilltosh from Santa Ana. California. who have been bountlfuiiy entertained in the homes of their niece and nephew, ” Mr. and Mrs. John Mecquarris, and their sister. Mrs; Helen Mul- lens. of Hampton.

Mr. Mofntosil. a native of :"'rhe Island". has made several trips "home" but has never seen the Island so beautiful. her so pree- perous. Many have been the in- vitations accepted, into the homes of friends. The most recent was A gathering with Jill-. and Mrs. Arthur Inman in their spacious "lirohwood Mailer" where music, , fellowship and most delectable refreshments entertained not only

In-. and Mrs. "clntosh, but us. P""”" ”"'b'd'"m

and log, out-:0 Capwell of Nflh II; zllerlt 05 vow wt . I.' II and " oerneronef the "'9'"

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Alice, Lila and Elmer, Chas- ”? lotteiown. LETHBRIDGE 5111- July 24- Vernon, Annie and family, West (CP) - Work will start tcmcr- Rnyanyl row on the first major pipeline Lou Louise and John Mom, to carry natural gas outside of a:ue.' ' Aligflrta. I ' ' F0I'l'8:I. and Mona. Victor and , e 58-mile, pipeline. auihm" llucky, Charlottetown. lied. lm NW1 RY the Alberta N. J. Clow and family, Char- Legislature as a defence produc- ;om,mwny

. CHARLOTTETOWN

IN MEMORIAM

LOINII HUGH MeePlilll.SON There passed away at Southport on Friday, May 25, 1061. Lorne Hugh MI.cPherson, 0'1. He was born in West Royalty. the son of the late Mr.l and Mrs. Robert MacPherson. He spent the early part of his manhood in "Alberta and British Columbia. On his re- turn he took residence in, New Glasgow, N.S., where he was em- ployed with J. W. Cummings Co. in 1925 he returned to the Island and was Postmaster and grocer in Southport until his death.

He leaves to mourn. his wife, the former Beatrice Burke. a son. Joseph. daughter, Ella (Mrs.Wen- dell Clow), one grandchild, Bea- trice Clow. all of Southpori: two brothers, Robert of Charlottetown and William of West Royalty. The following brothers and sisters -predeceased him: Donald, Annie,

Jessie (Mrs. Joseph Barr), John and Joseph. - The funeral was held from

MacLean'.s Funeral Home, and the services were conducted by Rev.

J. T. Irwin. Interment was in the People's Cemetery. The pail-bearers were: Messrs.

Arthur Burke, Ernest Burke, Ern- est Maclnnis, Donald MacPllerson. Gordon Mac-Pherson and Allison Tait.

Flowers

Pillow -Wife and family. Wreaths-Bob. wife and family. Charlottetown; Clarkls Fruit Co., Charlottetown.

Sprays

Will and family. West Royalty.

Len and family, Sydney. N.S.

Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd..Char- lotteiotvn.

Brehaul: Boys, Alexandria.

Ari and Bea, Ernest and Dell, Souillpori.

Cyrus Burke, West Royalty.

Percy Burke, West Royalty.

Hon. G. Edouard Rinfrei (Post- master Cienerai), Ottawa, Ont. Robertson Family, Southport. E:ina- and Bill Smallwood, Bun- bury.

Senior Puplls Southpcrt School and Miss MAB. Doyle, Principal. George M. Stewart, Keppoch. Charles Trainor, Charlottetown H. B. Wceks, Charlottetown. .Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wood and family. Bunvbury.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood, Hazel-

brook. III MEMOIIIAM

In loving memory of Albert

Joe and Katie Burns and fam- ily. Southport.

Leonard and Daisy Campbell. Saint John, N. B.

Carter 6.: C0,, Charlottetown. Mrs. Elizabeth Clow and fam- ily, Charlottetown.

Elmer and Lillian Cooper and family, Southpori.

Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper and family, Southport. John and Margaret Central Royalty.

Mr. and Mrs. Denis Crawford and family, SufIlI'nCl'SldI?.

Clayton and Lucy Cudmore. Bracirley.

DoBlois Bros., Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle and

Costello.

lImi1.l'. ChlFI0l-N3t0Wn- Newman, Kingston. who passed Will and Abbie Drake, Char- away July 26, 104i.

lottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Foster,Souih- )1, Wm my... be g,,,."",,.,'

art. Never will his memory fade. Dena and George Genge, South- Oggy Ind Daily Genie, Char. Inserted by his wife and family.

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BELL c lmwEt.L ' naovm EQUIP- Sales & Service

Q. N. Oaylot”

Jewellers For Four Generations. ,

NORIH AMERICAN Mrs L. S. STEVENSON

- lroneh Manager "'2 no RICHMOND sr. ' All From:

for Polieyholders

lotteiown. Mr. and Mrs. T. HilIiard,South- port.

Edith Inman. Charlottetown.

Mrs. oBswelll Jenkins, Hazel- brook.

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Jones, West Royalty.

Lucy and Bryer Jones, Cross Roads.

Sue Jones. Hazellsrook.

Violet, and Jack Kcnnedy, Char- lottetown. ,

Berta” Lewis, Charlottetown.

Harry Lewis. Halifax. NS.

FOR THE HOT

McGarry Family, Sntiihport.

Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Maclnnis and family. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Katie Maclnriis, Southlport.

Mabel Parkman Mziclican, Char-

Leslie and I'll:-it: MacDonald, L. MacDonald. Char- ' lotEI1Il'tl:'iV:".C 0 m p t o n Macllougall. Mltaellpll and Doreen MacFa:-lane, Toronto. Ont.

WEATHER

THAT LIES AHEAD

Mrs. John Lewis and family, Chat-loiietown.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maclnnis, Southpori. y

Michael Bros... Charlottetown.

Charles C. Toombs. Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wollum. Southporl.

Cut Flowers---Frank and Ella, South Easton, Mass.: R.E. Mutch & Co., Charlottetown.

Cards And Letters Of Sympathy

Jaclr and Gus Aylward. Toron- to, Ont.

Jane Ballem, Cross Roads.

Ethel S. Bell, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop and family, Southport.

Annie Boisner, Alexandra.

Mary Bragg, RR. 1. Ch'town.

Gordon' and Richard Brehaut, Alexandria.

Lloyd Brehaut, North River.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buell, Murray River.

Maurice and Muriel Burgoyne, Charlottetown.

Alton Burke and Muriel, Olfa- wa, OIII.

Elllel and Emma Burke, Char-

lotteiown.

Carleton Siding.

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0.11535, 3,"... Chest" 5' MCLW” Men's Sport SHIRTS . . . . . . . . 2.25 to 7.50 Cl d Be M ,

c..:.Li...:?... ""” ””"””" Men's Polo SHIRTS an to 2.25 Llou Ialnd Floss Maybee, Mlllidgc- ---r 'il 5, . B.

QC...” W L,.,,.., Mo,,,,,.,,,,,,, Men's SHORTS and TOPS 59: to 1.25 '03 R ads. lOIive (land Wendell Mutcll and Men's Ankle HOSE . . . . . .. . . 496 to L50

Ira. Seuthport.

Mr. and Mrs. I-larry Muiiari,

Men's Straw and Gob. HATS . . . . .. 2.95

Men's SWIM TRUNKS . . . . .

. 2.95 to 4.95

aoys' span SHIRTS . 1.95 to 2.9:; Boys' Gabardine PANTS . . . . 4.95 to 5.95

Boys' SHORTS and TOPS . . . . . . 49: each

IlAll.Y FLIGHTS To

NEW GLASGOW SYDNEY - HALIFAX SUMMERSIDE MONCTON

tllxcept Reservations Phone 040 -206i

Men's SPORT COATS. reg. to 29.50 . T9.50

Men's Gabardine SI.lI1'S- ! 2 penis. all shades .

; ALI. OTHER MEN'S SUITS t zoexo DISCOUNT '

Use our lay-away plan - a small deposit ! will hold any garment. .

I --The GREENIIAI; co. LTD.

I44 GREAT GEO. ST.

. 34.50 and 39.50

Chocolate or White

BARGAINS

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pnasamiinc

s. P.-TENDER LEAN , PICNIC HAMS, 4 to 8 lbs. each. per lb. ..

IN FOOD. LOWEST PRICES it is possible to other specials not. advertised. Take ten minutes and STORE. It is easy and fast to get your orders filled here and can count the savings. No phone orders for this sale.