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ATTENTION FARMERS i:IlsTOM ounmo AND SMOKING

We have resumed custom curing and smoking. Bring your pork products to our shop and we will cut them to better advantage for curing'and smoking.

I-lANSEN"S MARKET

Sunimcrside

ANNUAL MEETING

The aiinuzil meeting of The Stiiiiiiieisitle Curling Rink will be held at the Ciii'liiiy.: Rink on Monday, the fifth day of October lEl.')II. ill the hour of 7:30 p.ni.

JOHN K. CURRAN. President

Yes. most fires can be stopped before they start . . . if we take common sense pl'0("dlliiOilS. Watch your electric wiring. Don't 0l'Ul'iO'rl(i your lines. Take care of those newspapers you're storing in the base- . . . away from chil-

ment. Keep matches guarded

di'en. Remember. most fires tire pitwoiitiililc.

R. E. ELLIS and SON

GENERAL INSFRANCE AGENTS SUMMERSIDE

MUTUAL

1511213 INSURANCE C OFUDAIVY ESTABLISHED I555

'M UTU AL SERVICE LWSECURITY

no ' p f I

THIS HAPPEN?

A year's work - - - a lifetime's savings - - - gone up in smoke. I Take care now. inspect your fluea Inspect your roofs. Do not allow litter to accumulate.

Do not house tractor where there is litter on the floor. , , Do not allow lnflammables to accumulate.

Careful with those matches. Be safe.

I PRINCEEIIWARII ISLAND IAUTUAI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Branch P.E.I. H01! Office-SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I.

Tito Week At 8. I). ll.

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XII, Richard Deighan; Grade XI, David Gallant; Grade X, Joseph Ascoii. The officers for the class debat- ing societies are: senior, presi- dent, Charles Morrison; vice-prcs- idem, Tom Riley; secretary, Art Pendergast: Junior. p r es id en t, Aquinas Ryan; vice-president, Pa- tricia McOinn: secretary, Lloyd G I u d e t. sophomore, president, George McMahon'; vice-president, John F. MacDonald: secretary, Chlorine Duffy. Freshman: Presi- dent, Frank Blowey; vice-president, Ariicld Muiizns; secretary. George Mullaily. Grade XII: President, Dick Delg- ihan: vice-presideiit. Bill Farmer; secretary, Joe Abud. Grade XI' jPresident, M. Gormley; vice-presi- ldcnt. D. MacDonald; secretary, J. IReddin. Grade K: President, A. Warren; vice-president, G. Woot- ie::', secretary, P. MacEachsrn. i At a meeting of the officers of lthe Students" Union conducted by president Lorne Murphy, the fol- lowing officers were appointed i'or the vazigus committees: C.C.S.M.C' President. Leo McQuaid; vice-pre- sideiit. Jack Reardon: secy.-ti'eas- iurer. Joan MacDonald. M.I.D.L.: EPH-sident, Allan MacDonald; vice- presideni, Dick Wedge: secy.-treas- iircr, Bob Mooney. Dramatic So- Iciety; President, Jerome Quinn: ,ii -president, Eugene Mooney; sr:,iz-treasurer, Urban MacLellan. iGlce Club: President, Gerald Ar- senaiiit, vice-president, Heniy iGaudet; secy.-treasurer, Bill Cam- 'eron. W.U.S.C.: President, Thomas

THE GUARDIAN. cH'Aiu.oT'ri:TowN

Gerald steels rspmunted st.Dun- stan's at the W. U. S. C. Summer Seminar in India. On Sept. 36th he presented in an'orderiy and concise manner the highlights of his trip to the assembled studen-ts. faculti, and guests in the Assem- bly Hall. 4

Among the highlights of his stay in the East was a tour which took him through most of India, and which enabled him to get a very accurate picture of the life, cul- ture, and problems of the people. Mr. Steele pointed out that the problems most rampant among thrse people are: health, scarcity of food, low wages. and illiteracy. The speaker did not suggest any panacea for their ills. but he did point out solutions which would, at least. partially solve their prob- lems. Other interesting features mentioned included: the diversity of languages and religions found within the country, the causes and results of the partition of India and Pakistan, the variety of people whom he met-both infiucntinls and peasants. His talk was sup- plemented by several films which depicted particularly industry and culture. The native songs, dances, and art proved to be most inter- esting and much different from the Western style. Some of the larger industrial works, however.

seemed to reflect the Western touch. From the accurate picture pre-

sented to us who heard Mr. Steele. we can feel assured that his watchful eye missed little and that the YO)(l'!P to the Orient will help to broaden not only his outlook on the Eastern way of life but also ours. At the present. time Mr. Steele is engaged in giving lectures outside the campus in different

Kane: vice-president, George Mac- Mahon: secy.-treasurer, Patricia McGinn.

. . . The first social oi the year start-I, ed off with a bang" last Thursday. The socials are held at the Holy Name Hall and are this year under, the direction of entertainer, Char-i lrs Roche. If obsei'i'ations fromi the first social mean anything. ltl is quite sale to say that the. i”Saints" have been accepted by the girls in town and, to add an after- iihoiight, the acceptance

seems very imixtual. During the pzist summer, Mr.

parts of the Island.

use

This morning our football team let”! for Mt. Allison to participate in their first Intercollegiate game of the season. Were football play- rrl at S.D.U. merely for the win- ning of games, than the team that left here this morning would leave us in at very pessimistic mood. Probably no football team at S. D. U. has been plagued so often with injuries as our present one. The injuries though not of a serious nature have sufficed to keep sev- eral of our key players benched for

I not I I

I There will be an inter our Borden and Malpeque

. to make way for the most i Highway.

. The interruption will part of Mt. Edward Road

Maritime Eie

Q

POWER" INTERRUPTION

i Oct. 4th, between the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 p.m., f weather permitting, for the purpose of allowing the necessary replacement and moving of poles and line

the general areas North and West of Charlottetown.

MAKE soiisvoolie INSURED

ruptlon of electric power on lines on Sunday afternoon,

ruction of the Trans-Canada.

affect Palmer's Lane and in Parkdale, together with

otric Co. Ltd.

flues, all are causes.

to cover you on any

niou 2721i

This is the season that most bad fires take . place! Overheated furnaces, dry 'air, faulty

make certain your fire insurance is adequate

CONSULT -

” IVAN lo. iiioiioisoii

onnsnan msunimosi

Now is the time to

loss.

-Table Top

by Eden Phillpotil 2

CHAPTER XV

Continued

For two days the storm persisted, and dark skies and heavy seas were ths portion of the Iguana; than to weather abated and the air grew clear. Many dead fish came to the surface, and among them were great creatures that had perished in the downfall of Table Top. C::il was running short, and Costa felt: doubtful whether the Marquesas could be counted upon to supply it, but Maine belicved there r : be ample stores await- ing

"They are French islands. and if still a bit elementary, they wouldn't be ”icrt of coal," he de- clared

It was Angus iv" first raised the question of "'18 treasure with his friends. His antiquarian spirit hungered and thirsted to see and handle Jewels that the Inca. had fashioned and worn.

"I never want to see them or think of them again," said Jane. "They mean dead men. and though we can't feel very unhappy.a.bout Benny Boss after all t "2 years, we are all dreadfully miserable over poor Felice and his fate. So we ought to-be. I alwcst hope the box has nothing but rubbish in it. for then we shall know he had the joy of anticipation."

Then Aylmer spoke.

"We'd ..tter think twice and a- gain before we smash open tht sacred casket and see what's in- side," he said. "I was wondering about it last night and facing cer- tain elementary facts. The first fact is that the chcrl domn't be- long to us at all, It was Felice Pardo's and he paid for the thing

today's gamc.'llowever, we at St. Dunstan's have always and will retain our optimism when our boys play, because we know they will play their best and in so doing show good sportsmanship. which we consider is as important as

winning games. I 0

Remember: A little philosophy inclineth man's mind to atheism. but depth in philosophy bi-ingeth merits mind about to religion.

Until next week, from S.D.U. to all of you. hea.lth and happiness.

Professional Cards

T. EARLE HICKEY Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce Building suinmerslds, P. E. I. PHONE 2088 W. Albert Robertson Chartered Accountant

B. I: L MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at water street

. Summerslds iDlAL P. 0. BOX nu pg 88L :1. F. HUNTER R. 0. OPTODIETRIBT

Iuminersids. P. I. I. Complete Visual Annlyuu Glasses Fitlcdi PHONE 3H6 lM.ALLMAN's BUILDING

B Sc.. 0.1). OPTOMETRI ST

Complst. Visual Analysis Classes Fitted

I 238 Water Street.

Phone 8580.

Opt. D. no. OPTOMETBIST

lGlIIIQ' Fitted -

mfico Hour-ax

I I to I! - I to 5 and by appointment- PHONE 0281

IEGENT THEATRE BLDG.

Eyes

Dloney to Loan. Office formerly occupied M Ink Ruth ltronz. lo. collections uomptly Attended To.

PHYSICIAN I IUIOION

11:”-11:00 A.M. DIIIIO I:00- 0:00 EM. Dally. 'l:00- 0:00 EM. Dally.

DIAL 100l ii, sinus a son lln - Auto - Casualty . nmnuivon

lnnmonlds

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A. Raymond Grant.

Sulnmersldr X iAbovI Maurice iuiirn Main weui

E. E. PARKMAN

Examined

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with his life. But it belongs now to his heirs and assigns. Just as much as everything else in his cabin be- longs to them. ,We may safely as- sume that he didn't make a. will before he started. ai-idlso it fol- lows everything left behind him must h.Zang his mother. 1' don't feel very gay when I think of Sigma Anita Par 0 in any case. She's rather a ifficuit sort of woman as Angus knows. and we've got a ccrnplicated story to tel' her with a very mournful ending..The treasure is about the only thing likely to cheer her - no. if you ask me, because all the rest 01 it. is going to sound utterly mad. aiie's not a very friendly person, any- way. She can talk good English, but I have never felt that she likes the English-alwsys suspicious and broody."

"She told me once frankly that Pardo wasn't getting nearly enough money for his services,” said Maine. "You see, ghen.” continued Ayl- mer, "if we pour the treasure into her lap. as likely as not. she will think we are holding up the cream of it and doing something devious; bill if we hand over the little chest unopened. then she must realise that it's all above board. There's such a lot to tell the poor woman, and much of it is so difficult to explain."

"I see that," said Angus. "Before Felice joined us for the treasure hunt he told her no doubt that one quarter of the booty was to be his. Now she's got to hear that it's all his, and she'll want to know what happened to alter the origi- nal arrangement." ,

"As long as she find! it's all hers, she won't bother much about that, surely." asked Jane. "We needn't. give ourselves away to her. or anybody. You can't. tell her that you and I funked the spiders. and you surrendered your interest rather than go among them again, and that. I told Tom I wouldn't. marry him if he did. Anyway, you both went quickly enough when it was a. matter of trying to save her son. Coast can swear to that.”

"It all shows how -complicated the situation is,” said Tom. "We've got to be jolly careful what we tell her. She'll hate us in any oase." "We might. do this," suggested Maine. "One can't say, of course,

ocroaaa. 3.-' 1953

. . FOR RENT

Rooms on upper floor, suitable for housekeeping, in Dominion Hotel. Also space bn the lower floor, to be remodeled to the taste of the lessee, suitable for commercial business. V .

For further particulars apply at the office of T. LELAND LINKLETTER, barrister, etc., Summer- side, Prince Edward Island.

cimno THEATRE

imnsmoron

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee Saturday 2:30. Robert Louis Stevenson's rousing tale of high adven- ture-"THE TREASURE OF LOST CANYON" in technicolor-William Powell, Julia Adams, Charles Drake, Henry Hull. Also Serial & News.

CAPITOL Summerside

TODAY (Saturday) 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:25 I

e BIG DOUBLE BILL -

ALLAN (Rocky) LANE I In one of his latest in Western Thrillers

"MARSHAL CF CEDAR ROCK”

get back to the mainland, but if old Jacob Fernandez is still alive when we do, then you could put all the facts before him, Tom. and get; him to see Anita Pardo. She'd listen to him if not to us. "Nobody will be more interested than your Signor Fernandez." promised Jane. "H2 ought to be thrilled. Perhaps he'll even be- lieve us. I've got a feeling that so few people will.-But he might, be- cause he was really responsible for the whole adventure-he and the parrot between them."

"From the Marquesas it's a bee line due east to Calico." said Tom, "but how long it's going to take Costs to get there, I don't suppose he knows himself as yet."

"It must be round about three thousand sea miles," explained An- gus. "Not much more than a fort- n'i:ht if we get fair weather." (To be Continued)

BACKACHE May beWarninq

Bsclucho is often caused by Iuy kidney action. Winn kiohisys gs! out ui order. ucsu acids and wastes remain in tho system. Then bachchs. disturbed rut or lhal tired-out and heavy-hurled Ieeilng may soon follow. That's lbs limo in lake Dodd'a Kidney PIUI. DodtI'l stimulate the kidneys to normal action. Then you ieol boiler-sloop batter-work belisr. Gal DsIId'n Klthsy Pills now. at

I I

BANDSMEN

It 1430 lira.

how long it's going.to be before weI

commcnollls Monday, 5

Vacancies exist at present for the following Tradesmen: GUNNER ornnnons ' WIRELESS OPERATORS

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up-hum-imi. -nnouushllil uimiu Inassnntllllll usm I vnoouv --tum Mr-owns o:WAIIIiEN BRO!

1gEGENT to-nitv 2.30 - 7 - 9.15

BIG DOUBLE BILL ”SHACCY"

with Brenda Joyce & George Nokes

- AND-

EAST SIDE KIDS

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Leo (t0llcEY- Bobby ORDAN Iluntz HALL -

i THE P. E. I. REGT. - 17' RECCE '

L the hinge Edward Inland Rcaimonf

Ilunmsr Si. lununorsldoy I Re rultlng and Training for the Fall and Winter months will com- n'I' "' R" cnuummuu , mcnce III the various centres as follows: , VETERINARIAN cnanmrrmowu 918' 2520 "A" s n and "13" Sqn. will Parade at the Ordnance I RHQs HQ Slim: 9 - , .. .. C d t 1330 h 8 nd 4 Oct. 53. Vehicles for B Sqn. wus" streetmmut i p:lI!n:I:,lllllIBT wTll leave G:0lll';eIA)l:VII aan)Ud Ilustlco at 13m hrs. ummsrs o l SUMMERSIDE ? . '.. - , .1. w' c"EsTER 3' i Tuesday lxliltllavyalU'vyeii,iUI:r:1I:UIiga:(ilrI;eTU:l;U;flRs 0?:U.nUin3eri:I- h . ' IIIGIUNALI ' rs REMINGTON Barrister, Salk-Jinn Notary. Ila. V '4-3 o i HQ Sqn.. Remington will train on Monday and Friday evenings

Oct. '53 st 2000 hrs.

muvinn Mnomimcs (Tank) DRIVER MECHANICS (Wheel) CLERIIS, etc.

Interested recruits will be interviewed at any of the above centres during Tnlning hours. Parade for; all personnel who

no at Squaw Point . Band will be held at the Ordnance Compound dn Sunday, 4 Oct.

I

carried out Annual Range

Rangoon 27-28 Junefda and the Regal

passe! Ben.-ts. Bottle Dress, Web neiu, Boots and mtteefs.

:A. W. ROGERS I3.-COL Ildhl 1') P.E.LBO:Ii(1'TBO0M)'