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' THE GUARDIAN.

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Hi WESTERN GUARDIAN

z-"W Eamon ootmrv omen s Summer Street, Sumlnerslde, Phone I89 News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives

J, l-ILMEB MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW

The Guardian msy be

nm;,j‘i,‘l;....a-.. Grocery. Quartill Th. n 3n per dn

bought st any of the

following stores in Summer-lite “rm-Q, Summer Street: Gourlles Drugstore, 21 Central Street; lull M“ sstand. Water Street; Mark Gsudet, tn Granville Street; Second Street; island Motor Transport,

Water Street n will bn delivered to sny home in Summerslde by Carrier y or 13o per week. Phone 289 for this service or [Ive the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

"I; order to ZT-EQLQR, optometrist of "l ,,;..,,,.... will be in his Al- Ehiblri) 0lIit't‘,llllS Saturday» N°\'- er ' fiih.

OTED -— Mr. Lnd ' Paging/Tet. of Summeraide ' mnivmi word that their “Mn... Patricia. who is employ- “ugmh 111g nryers Studio st Saint ‘d l‘ has bpffl appointed Ina-HIKE!’ h, amateur department and he: o“ ptrnti- in Summersids join in minydw cqirltzttultltibnfi on her :_mH,,MQL-d promotion-S.

riusvittr AN VICINITY Clifford EH11... left on .4!-

iifztx, N. S., where he i thr- winter months.

b. “m”. (of liu PM,“ 1t. spent

llirsilfcter F. Gallant

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sulfur-Tamil)’ FIWM Smmay l“ 155' mo"! Ilci‘. '

m5 .\i'._t‘llll(? Blanchard recent-

leti for-Toronto, Ontario, where '11, plans to spend the winter gong“ \\lill ht-r daughter.

Arsennult 10ft ‘"1 for Halifax, l\'. spend some

M15; lmroiivv Sampprr morning S,‘ “'l\|‘1f‘ silo will time \\‘,i|i hr-r sistcr.

Mcssn. Bill Gallant, Mick Gal- 1511 Oscar Gallant, Ben Gallant, William Gallant Mid Em)’ Per“ m n, pr-qgcnl employed in Sum- mrrsidc.

.. Oscar Gallant lrfi for IIflllIflX, N.S., sitter days in Pius-

Mr. anti .\l on Saturtlfl)’ f .‘ ent a 9W haungqilliiyv were accompanied by

ville. M; Gallanfs iiiothci‘, Mrs, Afinrf; Gallant, Mr, Clifford Gallant l

Miss Ilttrotlvv Arscnault.

A very pretty fall weddirgimllflcti‘:

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Summereide

GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph

G. Muttart. Sunuuerside.

-ATTEND the hot supper and bazaar on Thursday, November 24th, in St. Mary's Hell. Sponsored

by St. Mary's Anglican Guild. Starting at 4.30 p. m. Personals

—Among those attending the

Maritime Winter Fair st Amherst were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Mill. Mr. Clayton Mill, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mill, Clermont.—Bur.

—Mrs. Mary Profitt, Burlington. spent the past week at Spring- field, where she was the guest of her son and daughter-in-low, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ProIitL-Bur.

Mrs. Jacob MacNaught, O‘Leary, was in Summerside for a few clays recently visiting her brother. Mr. \V. T. Matheson and Mrs. Mflll10SOTl.—5

—~ Mrs. Arthur Campbell is spending some time wittb her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Camp- bell, Summersidc, while her hus- band, who is in the Air Force. is taking a course in Trenton, Ont. -S

Alberion

Friends regret the indisposition of Mr. Howard Clark, who is a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mrs. J, W. O'Brien was hostess to the Albcrton Branch of the Catholic Womcrfs League at her home in Elmsdale on Sunday eve- ning, November 6th, with tiie President, Mrs. A. l). O'Brien in the chair, Mrs. Alton O'Brien was appointed secretary for the eve- ning.

The Rev. Chaplain W. E. Mona- ghun opened the meeting with prayer.

Ag there are a few outstanding bills it was decided to hold n series of card parties, the first to be held at the home of Mrs. A. D. O'Brien.

The program consisted of sacred music, Mrs, Wallace Hogan kind- ly asked tho members to her home for the December meeting. This in- vnarion wag gratefully accepted. Meeting was closed with prayer.

On Tuesday evening, Nov. 1st. a rally for the Sunday School teachers and elders of all the

Presbyterian churches in the west-

ern section of the Island was held in the church at Alberton. The meeting opened with a brief serv- ice of worship conducted by the minister, Rev. G. B. Cunningham. with Rev. W, A, Young as organ- ist, after which Mr. Cunningham introduced the speaker. Rev. J. S. Clarke, B.A., general secretary of the Board of Sabbath Schools and Young People's Societies for the Dominion.

Mr. Clarke then gave e most interesting and instructive talk on all phases of Sunday School work. particularly teaching. hi5")! "l! remarks on the command of Christ to His disciples in which He in- structed them to “Go ye into all the world, teaching them to eb- aerve all things. etc." He stressed the point that nil Christian teach- ing should begin in the home and emphasized the importance of the family altar. Hc also had 0n dis- play tho various Sunday School les- son helps and other literature for use in the Sunday School and home.

Following his talk e discussion period Wits bold, when those prc- sem were given an Oitilflfiilnliy t" ask advice or 1101i) T‘? "HY ilm‘ blem in their particular commun-

ity.

The death of Mrs. Samuel Mc- Lgllnn occurred in Charlottetown 0n Wednesday, November 2nd, 1949. The late Mrs. MCI-elm" w“ m" merlv ltliss Edwina Bcnrislo of Grccnmount. Si“? Wits t-wlcr- mar- ried flrst to Ebenezer McLeilnn. and’ following his dcnth to Sam- uel McLt-llnn.

She was PBZMPTWP Ye“! M age and had been in ill health for

' ths. soglheenisnsitrvived by T10!‘ hnnd Mr. Samuel Melnllim of AIITFTTOIT and Charlottetown. and by two sons nnd one dutlflhi" from her first marriage. MY" Hwfalr MeLcllnn of Alberton. Mr. l-

hus-

liam MeLellnn of Brndnlhnnc, und Mrs, John McRae (Frances) of Albcrton.

The funeral was on Saturday from the hflmfi 0T h" w" Heb" m Christ Church, Kildnre. Capes. and was conducted by her rector. Rev J. R. McMahon. Hymns sung were "The Lord's My Shepherd". "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Abide With Me."

Pall-hearers were Messrs, Lelilh O'Brien, Ray Foley. Don Cnnwbsfil- Dawson Qilltlley. Clllwfll EC 5 and Benjamin Smith. Flower bear- erg were Everett nnd William Mc- Leunn of Brndalbane, P. E. 1-. E4- ward Welis and Victor camrhcll-

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onosr warren r0 RESIGN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i --(AP) _.C1ark M. Clifford. President Tru- mm-s ggrrnon-ri-year legal adviser and "ghost writer" today was rc- porled planning to resign enrav next year and return to private law practice. Clifford is said to fool he can no longer afford tiie financial sacrifice of remaining in Government service.

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Death Yesterday 0f John (I. Baker Of Summerside

The death occurred yesterday st the Provincial Sanatorium of Mr. John C. Baker of Summerside at the 3S9 "f 35 Years. The late Mr. Baker had been s victim of ill hs-lth a great part of his adult life and had been e patient in m; Sanatorium for the past. two years. Awveek ago his condition became critical and he 935531 ‘way y”. terday.

He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker of Surnmerside. Born in Freetown. he moved with M hmilv to this Town in 191s. He graduated from Summerside High School and attended Prince 0f Wales College. While there he was laid up for some time as the result of a knee injury.

ln 1935 his health broke down and he entered the Sanstorium for treatment. He spent n year there and after recovering his health he aQCt-‘Dtcd a position with the Civil Service in Ottawa, when the war broke out he was appointed m 9 _Dft5itif)l'l with the Brltili In- spection Board and served in Tor- onto and Winnipeg.

While in the latter city he suf- fcrcd a nervous breakdown and was obliged to resign his position and return home. Later he was manager of Sheen 8s McInnis store while Niessrs. Sheen and Mcinnis were in the services. His health again broke down in August, I947 and he was forced to enter the Sanatorium a second time,

Mr. Baker knew ill health a‘ great deal during his comparative- ly short lift- and alvrays bore his stiffcring with cheerful fortitude. He was a young man of exemplary character and an active member of the Presbyterian Church.

Besides his parents he is stir- vivcd by tivo sisters. Edna, Mrs. Vernon Brickcr, Toronto and Janet. a student at the University of Toronto. Miss Janet arrivc" home Saturdav night and Mrs. Briekcr is expected for the fun- erai.

The bodv is resting at the How- nc-ss Funeral Home until Wednes- ciav. September 23. then will be moved to his late residence on Eusianc Street until l2 noon on Thursdav thence to the Presby- terian Church for service at 2 o.m. Interment will be in the People's Ccmetcry. Summerside-S

Howlan and o e o Vicinity Choir practlczsTre being held at

Si. Anthony's Church on Sunday and Wednesday evening; now,

Mrs. Jerry Arscnault of Howian wns in Duvnr visiting her mother and family on Friday,

Robert Arscnault of Saint, John. N. B., is now at his old home in Howler).

Word has been received from Margaret and Doris Gallant, of I-Iowlan, that they had safely 5r. rived in Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gaudst and family of St. Chrysostome are now comfortably settled in their new home in Mill Road.

Mrs. Jos. T. Gallant of Piusvilie spent some time in Howien with her aged mother, Mrs. Gnspie Ar- sennult before going to Halifax to spend the winter.

Oscar Perry and his chum of Saint John, N. 3., spent s few hours in Howlen on Saturday hav- ifllZ arrived in Summerside on Fri- day evening.

Word has been received by the parents of P. O, and Mrs. Willard Carruthers that they arrived safely in England and in spite of the cold wcather nvcr there seem to be enjoying themselves.

On Monday, Nov, 14th Rev. Fr. M. .T, Rooney of St. Anthony's, along with several other clergy front up Wcst attendcd the fun- rrni of the late Rev. I7. P. Cro- kcn. which was held in Summer- ficld, P. E, I.

The many relatives and friends of Mrs. Paul Doiron of Duvar arc plcnsod to know she has now re- turned from Western Hospital in Allicrlon. She is rectipernting at ihr- homo nf her mother, Mrs. John Finnan of Woodstock.

Wnrd has been received that Fred Gallant. of Howlan, while “my-king in Ontario lumber woods. received a past)’ sash on back of his hand which necessitated 5 stilettos and 15 days in hospital. This ls the second time Fred met with such an accident.

Mr. nnd Mrs, Oscar Gallant on gnturdny morning left for their hnmr- in i-inlifnx nfter two weeks spent in Duvar and Piusviiie. They ivere accompanied by Mr. Gallanfls mother, Mrs, tins, T. Gallant and also his nephew Clifford Gallant, both of Plusville. i

Guests on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmen Perry were Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bernard of Summerside, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arsenault of Carleton, Mrs, Felix Doiron, Duvar, and Mr and Mrs. Jos. B. Arsenault of Howlan.

Congratulations to thi- following prize winners for spuds at Ani- hr-rq Winter l-‘alr: Irish Cobble-rs, Alton Raynor, Howlnn, R. R., 1st: Green Motintnins, .Tohn W. Plntts. 1.101.111". t5); Alton Raynor. Cas- cnmpec (l1); Wm. Shields, Howlari (19); Katnhdlns, Arnoid' Wood, I-Towian (19).; Chippewa Sebsgoes, Wm, Duncan, Howlan (2): Alyre Boole, Howlan (6): Willis Braven, Hawlnn (10).

Tito Aitntinl meeting of Si. Anne's Club of iiowlan and “kmflllbfilf

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No Word Of Change in Milk liun To S'Side

Mr. Elmer Offer, proprietor of the Ideal Dairy, Summerside, said yesterday that he has received no official advice that his contract to supply milk to the Harmon Field U. S Air Force bue in New- foundland will be terminated in the near future. He we! queried on the matter as the result of reports that all buying for the United States bases in Newfound-

be centralized in Halifax.

The plane from Harmon Field made its regular semi-weekly trip to Summorside yesterday and tool-r sway the normal quantity of mi1k.-_s

O'Leary and vi I I iciniiy Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Turner- "rd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams, 0'.

Leary, had an enjoyable trip to the Winter Fair in Amherst, N.S.

Mr._nnd Mrs, Ilpton Seaman are spendlnguhcir holidays in Souris and Elmira. Mr. Seaman is the station agent at O'Leary.

Mr. l.V Of Elfiflmficlti is relieving station agent at O'Leary during the per- iod when the regular agent, Mr. Upton Seaman is on his vacation.

Mr. Sergeant Phillips, Mount Royal, was taken to Prince County Hospital in Stiminersitln on Mon- day, Nov. I4, liis legion of friends wish him a speedy recovery,

Mr. Harry Adams, Knutsford, entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital inCharlntictotvn for treat- ment. His multitude of friends wlsli him a speedy recovery.

Mr. W. Dennis, linutsford, who was operated on for appendicitis at the Prince County Hospital in Summersiric, is coming along splen. didiy and will soon ho able to r:- turn homo.

litiss Alberta ltiataiusianri, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. lilacAtisland, Bloomfield, was taken to the Prince County Hospital, Summerside on Wednesday Nov. l6. Her many friends wish Alberta a speedy recovery.

\Villinm Turner, son of Mrs. n maior operation in Sackviiie, N. Ti. Bill is n fourth year student at Mount Allison University iind is taking the "pro-mod" course. Ills many fricntls will br~ pleased to know that he is now coming along splendidly.

Miss Hester Boats-s has return- cd from an enjoyable Young Peo- ple's Coaching Congress held in

bronco Day week-end. There was over 10f) young people in attend- anco, Miss Iiontos is president of the (TLcary United Church Young People's Union.

Judge M. B. Archibald left Slim- mersidc on Wednesday, Nov. 16 for his homo in Ottawa, Ont. Mrs. Archibald is remaining in Summer- slde for n few days and then will go to Springfield West, six miles from O'Lcar_v where she will be the guest of hcr daughter, Mrs. Blair B, Colborne and Rev. Mr. Colborne.

The November mcctin! bf the Knutsford Baptist Guild was held at the home of Miss Anita Small- mnn. There was a good attendance. The worshipwns led by Miss Lor- rains MacNeiii. The study was "Displaced Persons" and was led by the president. Mrs, Dan Small-

day of November which was on the 8th. at the home of Mrs. An- thony Flnnan. Roll call was ans-

wered by 13 members. There was dne visitor present who 101N94- Yenrly fees were raised to 15c.

paid by all members who wrrrt pre- scnt. The roll call and minutes of last meeting were capahly read by Delma Gallant in the absence of the secretary who since last meeting hnd gone to Toronto. Re- ports of sick committee were "W" given and money was paid out for 1 sick treat and also l now hnhl’ gift which had been previously neglected, However this bflhY Em was given up for the time. being as funds are slow in rising. Th") followed election of new officers.

null: secretary’, Mrs. Anthony Fin- nnn: vice-president, Mrs. Alb-an 7T Arsetiaull; treasurer. Miss Tlcflirivl‘ Arsenault (re-appointed). meeting on the rcgulnr night ct the home of Mrs. William Shield with the usual bingo with Fri"- New sick commiiicc is Joan Ar- senaull and Delma Gnlltint, 'l‘h'ise bringing lunch, Mrs. Jerri’ AIM"- ault, Mrs. Ben Gallant, Mrs, A, A. Arsennull, Mrs, Robert Arsemnill and Mrs. Anthony Finnan. usual bingo which rcalizctl around $5 was then enjoyed by nil. A virt-

by ladies on committee.

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Alice Turner, (TLeary, underwent.

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L THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th AT 8.15

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Tickets on sale by School Pupils or st the Door. k ADMISSION 50o

man offered prayer. Readings ‘were given by Mrs. Ralph Adams, Leila Smslirnnn and Olive Jelly.

A moat enjoyable shower was held at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. MacKay, Coleman, in

honor of their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacKay

who had just: returned from their,

honeymoon in Boston. Mrs. Muc- Ksy was formerly Miss Marjorie lMscPhee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,‘ ‘H. D. MacPhee, Coleman. The ‘couple were escorted to a seat of |honor by Mrs. David Lockhart while the Bridal Chorus was being played by Mrs. W. R. Rogers. Many lovely gifts were received .by this popular young couple and Ithe groom, on behalf of his bride iand himself thanked all their friends. An enjoyable dance follow- ed in the Coleman Hall, Delicious refreshments were served, The , young couple have the good wishes of n multitude of friends for n ilong and happy married life. They will reside in Coleman where the groom is associated in business with his father.

The Bras United Church Young People's Union held their regular fortnightly meeting on Monday night Nov. 14, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hugh MacPhee. Despite very inclement weather and soft slippery roads, titers were about Itwenty-five present, including ten Ichlidren, The vice president, Mrs. Neil MacKay (nee Miss Marjorie MacPhee) presided and conducted preliminary worship, A special feature of the evening was the presentation by Mrs. Lorne Mac- iNevin of a beautiful Family Bible, a gift from the Brae Young Peo- ple, to Mr. and tMrs. Neil Mac- Kay, who were recently married nt

the O'Leary United Church manse-

by Rev. W. G. Dickson. The guest of honor thanked her friends in a few well chosen words. Mrs. Ivey MacFadyen gave a splendid report of the Western Presbytery Young People's Rally which was held at Montrose United Church on Nov. 2nd. It. was decided that the child- ren attending the Young People's meetings would meet with the older folk for worship services and for games, but that they would [have their own special study per- iiod, with special hymns, Bible study, Bible pictures to color, etc.. with one of the mothers taking charge every meeting, Mrs. Mac- lFndyen reported that the sum of $523.50 was realized at the recent

"pot-luck" slipper sponsored by the 9'

[Young People which will be used ifor the Missionary and Mainten- ‘lance Fund of the Church. The ,stucl,v period was taken by Mrs. lMncFadyen and was entitled "To ithe Far Horizons", being chapter {two of the study book "Growing With the Years". It was a thor- ough study of evangelism and n short address on evangelism was

Top-Notch Fight Card lined Up For Alberlon

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Ibtlldllikesfirltlutoflflit card has been lined up for Aliber- ton rink on next Friday, Nov. 25. The main bout will be an eight- round go between Bud Lund, ls- land lightweight champion from Charlottetown and Bud Ramsay, of Alberton. Lund's fistic ability is well-known by all Island fight fans. Ramsay is not so well. known, but Alberton fight fans are confident that he will hold his own with the champion and sei- dom has tthere been so much en- thusiasm over s home-town figh- ter as is being shown in Alberto“ for Ramsay.

The semi-final is scheduled for six rounds with two Charlotte- t°WTl boyl. Emmett Gallant, whose. ability as s slugger is recognized, isrid Louis Laferty, who put up s stirring battle against the middle- IWEXZM Chem-P. Johnny O'Connor,