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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLO'l'TET()WN

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,0." order in "W 5” "3'W'"""" M? 1 .EN5g,A1, INSURANCE. Ralph

G'(;mmi-1,, summeraido.

1; YOUR CHRISTMAS Now or buy for stock nbeam Shavemastara. Mix Mum-5 Irons and Toasters at tloase Jewellers.

ISSIONARY

' ltIAlN"S M

llo will be held

. August 18th. at Tryon Uni-

2.30 P. M. Ono ses- Miss

Sulllief

.-PLAC DEBS

sermi. tME,NT. - Mr. and -hI:a(;ill(;rll:d Shca, Alberton. wish wsiinnurice the engagement 07 '9 " nmlg-hter Estella Ir-Le to - ' Smith, son of Mr and i . 10,, Smith of Aiberton

M, to take place early in

spptcnibor.

-suowl:a axn BRlDGE- A ' shower and bridge D311! "5 held in honor of Miss Lois , P.uuuncrsiclle.cntytlleslczmf .- -- ' tit. cnru re.

M M” B(r)llll3f.',lflo. The joint hostess- ,; W...-. in... Betty covle. Miss Mary llocan and Miss Todd. Miss Jon- he married on Saturday . M, in Trinity United Church' qummcrside to Flying Of- Tor-

Dqw, who is at present on course at ll. C. A. F. station. Summersidc.-S

.. IS PROMOTE!) - Mr. and , Milton Mellish. summerside. have received good news from their son. Rninh. scrvlnsz with the Amr

irst class to corporal and has been sled to headquarters company at iuise command 1!. Q. after at the front which "a terrible mess."

Personals

-- Mr. John Campbell and Miss Florence Campbell. sumrneraide. rc spending this week in Char- nttotnwn, guests of Mr. and Mrs. him )1. Mulligan. - S

-,. Fyl. Howard Wight. Catholic iiapiain at the R.C.A.F'. stations and Clinton. Out.

caau-:'ro.v w. 1. C

The regular monthly meeting of arlt-mu Women's Institute was .eiti at. the home of Mrs. accnlium on Wednesday even- rig. July 20. The president presided nd opcneri the mceting with the e and Creed. Fourteen members nspondctl to roll call. one new ember fumed. and two vislwr! 'cre trclt-cmed.

Minutes were read and approved rs. Elmer Francis gave a very tercsting report of the annual onventioii. Aa report was given of he district convention which was It was moved

on be sent to the Copenhagen uilt Fund. It was decided that ach mcmber bring .25 to the next eating to go to the Jubilee En- owmcnt Fund. 55.00 was paid to- ards the delegates expenses to

idea to help finance the wiring of a school. correspondence was ad and discussed. The committees gave their re- rts and new ones were appointed 5 follows: Sick -- Mrs. Wendell iacwiiliams, Mrs. Ernest Harper. hooi -- Mrs. Harold Muttart. Mrs. Mrs. rle Thomson, Mrs. Wilbur Cairns. Harold .Muttart. Macwililama. Mrs.

Mrs. John Quigley kindly invited e members to meet at her home meeting. ken. 52.75. Meeting closed with 9 King". Lunch was served by e hostess, assisted by the com- ittec in charge. after which sev- al films were shown with a new Ojcctor. They were enjoyed by all.

It hungry enough. locusts will

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his wrsrcau ouitaouan .z'.'T' PRINCE couurv ornca C

I Summer street. Sununoraldo. Phono I081 Subocrlptlona, Advertlaing loprooontailvog -

and GEOIGI: GLOW . 8088 and 8038.

bought It any of an

in Sulnmo ”

Strut; (lourlloo Drunioro. :1 Control aovou. nu-it " J or -'

llio Bil-ooti Strut; Inland Motor Truupon,

an-oot; Aiban'o Grooo ;. I10 liiiaaoll stroot. ll. 1.. Waito in lonoington will bo dollvorod to any homo in dununoraldo by Onrriot

Phono still for this aorvico or glvo for dollvory on your routs

-1050 CAB LEAVING for Tor- onto any time between Aug. 22- X. Can accommodate three pal- scngerl. Write Box M. Guardian, Summeraide. -ON HAND. Two MacCormack- Deering uaed binders. One 6-foot. one 5-foot cut. Good condition. Hubert Agnew. Wilmot Valley.

-ENGAGEDIENT. m Mr, and Mrs. Crawford Pickett: wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Jannie to George Innis-Roberts of an... lottetown. Marriage to take place September 2nd. in Kcnsington Uni- ted Church at 7.30 P. M.

-ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mm Wed Court. Kelvin Grove P. E. 1.. announce the wgagoment of their daughter Phyllis June to Edward Arthur Bennett, Hillsboro, N. B. Marriage to take place sep. tember 2nd.

--SUDDEN PASSING-IA large circle of friends of Mir. Leigh Mand- crson. formerly of Lot 16. will re- gret to learn of his sudden passing at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. on

Particulars of the cause of death

iiorth7ryon' liotes

Mr. Shldon Dixon was a visitor to Summcrslde on Thursday.

Mr. Leroy Dart was a recent visi- tor to Summerside.

Mm. George Muttart was a rec- ent visitor to Bedcque.

VMr. Karl Peterson, of Hampton was a visitor to Tryon on Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Max Lefurgey were visitors to Borden on Sunday.

Mrs. Vance Dixon was a visitor to Summersido on Thurs- day.

Mr. and Mrs. George Muttart and family. attended the Ice cream Social at Crapaud. T

Many friends of Mr. James Arb- ing. who is ill. wish him a speedy recovery.

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Gave is now visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Callback" and son.

sand '

den on Sunday.

visitors to Borden on Sunday.

on Sunday.

of Mr. and Mn. Gordon Cotton.

Mr. Norman wood, Mr. and Mrs James Arblng and Mrs.

side.

were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Norman wood. Tr:v'0n-

crowd.

very enjoyable evening was spent

SECOND HUSBAND

9. their own young.

Doctors Provo

PALMOIIVI

can bring you

IIEW alaurv

ll Softer, Smooihor Skin 4 Fewer Biomiiiot ll Clearer Compioxioa

ing the reign of terror.

out for lovollaooo oil ovor

August 15th at the age of 22 years.

have not. been received by relatives here. The remains are expected to arrive home on Thursday evening. -5

Messrs. Roy Dawson and Blane Dawson are remodelling the North . jrryon School.

i Miss Jean Cutcliffe of Augustine

Hldit.-vand Mrs. George Muttart and were visitors to Carleron on

Mr. am. Otta Johrnon and family wan.-recent visitors to Bor-

Messra. Stewart MacLcan. Karl Sarenson and Darcll Bartlett were

Messrs. Leroy Dart and Vernon Ferguson were visitors to Borden

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood and family were visitors at the home

Georte Muttart were visitors to summer-

Miaaea lliaia MacDonald. oove- head and Mary Sharron. Crapaud.

The Tryon choral club held an Ice Cream social at the Commun- ity Hall and had a very larce-

The many friends of Mia: Gladys Delaney gathered at,the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Delaney to give her a shower. A

Empreuhloaephine married Na- poleon in 1796. two years after her first husband was guillotined dur-

Wellington

Min Dorothy Brooks, Union corner. in confined to her homo by ilineal.

Mr. Everott Ferguson. Summer- afde. war a recent visitor in this vicinity.

Mn. Ernoot Corr. Summoroido. obaorvad hor birthday on Friday. August 11th at her home.

Mra. Aiico Barlow and Mn. Car- rie Nolaon recently viaitod Mr. and Mrs. Aylward Barlow. Summonif...

Mra. Jerry Richard and two daughter: are visiting in Mia- couchc.

Mr. and Mn. Ray Chrlltian of Bristol. Conn.. motored horo to visit Mra. Chriatian'a mothcg Mn. Alica Barlow.

Min Mario Araenauit. Summar- aide, recently visited her father. Mr. Emile J. Aracnault and litter Cora.

Mr. and Mn. John Coulaon. Sea View, and Mr. and Mra. Alphonse- Conneila, Kenaington. were recent visitors of Mrs. Allco Barlow.

Master Grant Brooke. who was a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital. is new spending a few days at the home of his grand-paranto, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barlow.

Indian River iiotos

Miss Brenda Hickey has accept- ed a position in the office of Mr. George Brookina. Kenaington.

Miss Agatha MacLelian haa ac- cepted the position as teacher In Clermont School for the coming term.

with the season for hay-making passing. farmers in this commun-

This district has: been fortunate In regaining the service: of their efficient teacher. Miss Helen Mac- Donald for another term.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Macllellarl and little daughter Kathleen of Boston, Mass.. paid a visit to friend; here.

Mr. Billie Shea and mother. Mrs Frank Shea. Mrs. Auatin MacLr.i- lan and son Donald and Mrs. Ed- gar attended the picnic in Grand River on Wednesday.

The regular meeting of the C. W, L. was held in the veatry on Sunday. July 25th with the pres- ident presiding. Many items business were taken care'of and interesting reports given.

Mr. Edward Giilia. technician at the Provincial Sanitarium and Mrs Glllis and little daughter are spending their holiday: at the home of Mr. Gillia' mother, Mra. .103. M. Giiila. '

Mr. Billie Shea motored home from Hamilton. Ont.. in hia new Studebaker car to spend his vaca- tion with his mother. Mrs. Frank- lin Shea. He was accompanied by his sister. Eunice of Montreal. who is convalesclng alter a plastic sur- gery operation in the Royal Vic- torla Hospital, and Mr. Mont Owen of Malpeque.

lireatialliane and Vicinity

Breadaibano

The Chriatian church Missionary mcetin, was held on Friday evening in the

Church.

Master Wayne Bernard of Bread- albane has returned to hia homo after attending the Boy Scout

Camp at. Holland Cove.

Mrs. Bruce somera Breadalbana ha: as her welcome guest her daughtor Jean. Mn. Raynard of Lachine. Quebec.

The many friends of Mr. char- . lie williama are glad to know he has returned to hia home and is feeling much improved after his treatment in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

The Breadalbano Womcn'I In- stitute regular monthly meeting on Monday evening at Mra. -II-me! Craig's. After the rneetinl I '10" licioua lunch was served bi! W9 heaters and committee in ha!!!- i A large number were in attend- ancc.

A large crowd attended the aar- vice in the United Church. Bread- albums on Sunday evening. The Cavendish Quartet were in attend- ance and their singing was greltly enjoyed by all. luv. W. 1. Green. the gueat apeaker, delivered a very inspiring addreao.

on Manny morning tho child- ten or the Brcadalbono school returned to their cl-II-room wlth fresh minds after the sum- mer vacations. All looklnl 10""'d to a new school year of fun Ind success under the leadership 0' their new teacher. Miro c-timin- Stevenson.

Mr. and'Mrl. Richard Murray

ma daughter. rloronu. of Belmont Mun, recently .apont aovoral day:

WIIIIMMOINIIOAIUIAOPIIGI ."IUiAIIlII'WIAl.IIO"IitII'fHIM

WIN tosses

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West Cqao Mi Vlclnify

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matthew: and family from Greenwood are the guest; of Mr. Matthcwr par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Matth- owl. O'Loary.

Mr. and Mn. Charley Ellie. Krvutaford. had for their guests, Mn. Eilia' brot r and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. B. M.acPhcraon.Wa1- i-hum. Mon.

Nov. and Mn. Garland Brooks of Windsor. Nova .Scotia, had Mn. Brook! sister. Mr. and Mn. Herbie Vatcher and con from 0'- Lelry. as their guest: recently.

Mrs. Harold Harri: and family from Jamaica Plains were visitors to Green Hill and were the guests of her aisier, Mrs. Ralph MacLen- nan.

Mr. and Mn. Er-neat Hudson and family of Toronto wero visitor: to CNN Hill. the gueata of Mr. Hudson's grandmother, hia uncle Ralph. and Mrs. Macllennan.

Mn. Irene MIcDougal.l and fam- ily of Boston are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Macbougali. Springfield West. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macwilliams. West Cape.

Tho many friends of Mrl. Heber Ellia, Knutaford. are very sorry to hear of her illness and hope. ahe will soon be restored to her usual good health.

On Sunday. a family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Hudson. Cascumpec. when all their family and grand- children gathered at the old home. A very pleasant time was spent. Thirty-five met together.

My have almost completed harvest- ing me" "op" HAllrlmlliaa M::zY.2.1;?imaz::r1

spending a pleasant holiday with her daughter. Mrs. Clifford Sher- ran. Crapaud.

Rev. and Mrs. Dickson and fam- ily. 0'Leary, left on Monday on their vacation, which they intend- ed spending with their parents and other relatives in Nova Scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacDonald of Green Hill were visitors to Crap- aud-. While there they were the guests of Mrs. MacDonald's sister. Mrs. Clifford Sherren, Crapaud.

The farmers of this vicinity have finished hay-ma-king and are now spraying their potatoes for blight and bugs. The potato crop looks very promising here this year.

On Monday evening the Bethel Club met at the shore to hold their monthly meeting. There was a large gathering: the evening was spent very pleasantly with games and a sing-song. At the close I dainty lunch was served to all by the committee in charge.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hatch and Mrs. Emily Bennett of Waltham, Mass. are spending their holiday: on the Island. and are the guests of their sister Mrs. Earl Ellis and Mr. Ellis. They also visited their sisters Mrs. John Macllennan and Mra. E. L. Macbougall, 0'Leary. On Sunday morning. the service in the Bethel Church was con- ducted by Mr. W. E. Brooka of "ummeuide. Mr. Brooks had charge of the three services, Glen- wood in the afternoon. Cape Wolfe in the evening. He gave a very inspiring address.

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Macnougall were visitor: to Vernon River and were the guelil of their son Ev- erett and Mrs. Macllovugalil. They were accompanied by Mn. Emily Bennett. Waltham. Ma.aa.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellis, Green Hill: Mr. and Mrs. John Hatch. Waitham. Mala, and Mn. John MacLennan, Went Cape.

On Wednesday afternoon and evening a large gathering aaaemb- ed on the parsonage grounds in Springfield West. where the Bath- el picnic wu hold. The day was lino and overyono enjoyed the out- ing. A very aaiipfaciory mm was realized.

Rev. Walter J. Domvilio of Fredericton. New Brunswick, ar- rived on the Island on Monday afternoon. While here he is visit- ing at his old home in Green Hill. He is the guest of his ulster. Mrs. Earl Ellis. and Mr. Ellis; Mrs. John Macbennan. and Mrs. E. L. Macbougall. His many friends are pleased to no -him homo.

On Sunday evening a dedication service wn held in the Bethel United Church on the Weat cove charge before a large conlredlir ion. Rev. Blair Colburn dedicated

Rurll a beautiful bran crou in mem-

ory of Roy Smith, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Smith. who was kill- ed in action overseas in World War No. 2. Tha cross was given by the family. A Communion act in memory of Mr. John MacLen- nan. given by hia three grand- children, liito. Clayton and Laudis Macbonnan: a lllver Communion plate in memory of Mr. -llmls liobioon. given by his daulhfl-'h

Finnish atcam hath: are called saunas.

a.t Hat-gauge-View 'l;o'uriat Cazihnk Mn. Marcus Gay: bra: offering

hero gml;milAym:nic:Iomw.:: hold at I k

0 . 53"" bag

w:?Mr. Mul'rI!'I t.iiroo.bM.M" sw H, d

and their wivoa. ur. and H"; inform o

Wesley Murray of Molrooa. Mall. Wm.

Mr. and Mn. P. I. Hurray. lroad- -

albane and luv. and llra. Wolilnr

ton Murray of warren. Ohlm In

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- and Mrs. Gerald Matthews.

S'side Street

Pouibly the moat xtcriaivo pro- gram of urea: work cvor undu- takon in now well underway in summoraldo. It inciudea perman- ent DIVHII. preparation for pav- in, opening of new atroetl and the lay of cement sidewalks.

At the request of a Guardian reporter the whole plan waa out- lined yesterday by Councillor J. Lorne Driacoll, chairman of the street: committee under whose iauperviaion the work in proceed- ng.

Summeraide already has an enviable reputation for the qual- ity and extent of ill paved utreota. In fact few town: of comparable size can boast of the high pro- portion of its street: that are paved and in all care: the com- plete width of the ltrect, 1; pav- ed with proper curbing.

The new paving program. of which the tint year'a portion will be completed in about a month. is the part of the total atreet work that in creatinl the moat in- tereat. Two miles of street: are being paved with' cement by Mor- risen and Macltae Ltd. The firm of Milton Hersey Co. Ltd., of Halifax is inspecting tho job and their daily report: to the Town indicate that the Town in re- ceiving a strength of cement well above the requircmanto of the contract.

At present two block: of Arcana

Street from Green to Ottawa and two blocks of Green from Spring to Arcona Streets have been com- pleted. Duke Street from the corner of Maple Avenue to Notre Dame Street la also finished. This is a Itreet. that ha: aeen rapid growth in the last two years, Only a few year: ago the north part of it was narrow and un- paved with no aldewalk and few dwellings. Now it is paved. has a cement sidewalk and is built up almost out to the Pope Road. It la now one of the finest streets in Town.

The paving of Noire Dame Street from Cedar Street to it: junction with Water Street West is well underway. Before paving this street had to be built up with fill but when completed it will provide a large section of the Town with an all weather street and will also provide a secondary entry to the Town from the west. With this street paved it in ex- pected to take a lot of traffic that ordinarily travels on Water Street. Paving of Upper Summer Street and Clark Street from Central Street to Summer has been commenced. Paving these streets mean that a great amount of water and sewerage installa- tion: had to be laid and now these services are available to many places such as Notre Dame Street West which did not have them previously.

Plans For Next You

With a view to paving and year. two atreeta were completely rebuilt. On Harvard .Street East about 500 loads of rock and about 700 ioada of rock mixed with brick clay were filled in after it had been excavated. When this street in paved it will be pos- sible for traffic to proceed direct- ly through Town avoiding the main street with its heavy traffic.

Duke Street from Notro Dame war given the name treatment in

preparation for paving. Pond Street, which is I. Ihort atreet be- tween Ottawa and Harvard

Streets running along the east side of the electric light pond. and was very narrow. was widen- ed this year by filling in along the edge of the pond with about 500 loads of clay. Tina will give the people living there a nice wide street fronting on the pond and later a aidewalk can be laid,

In the vicinity of the new hoo- piral several new Itrocu have been built. In front of tho hoa- tpital tho aircoe recently named Beatty Avenue goon through the former Brennan property now owned by the Town. A Itroet has also been cut. along tho not ride of tho hospital, joining this ytreet with Clark Stroot which runs in the rear of tho horpltal and join: Summer and Granville Strreeta.

About three year: ago this area wan all in crop: or paaturo but in new building in rapidly. Maple Avenuo hao boon oxtandcd from Central Street along the Iouth aide of the Experimental Fox French property to where it will meet the propooed mtcnlion of Summe Stroct. ...:.M....-........':.... plato in memory of Mr. and Mn. Ellis sr.. given by hia daugbtor Nellie and her huoband John Burna. of Kenoington. During the dedication oorvico, Mn. Ralph El- lia and Mra. Earl Ellis oang very beautifully "Beyond tho Sunoat." The choir rendered opecial music. Mrs. E. L. MacDouga.il organist and choir director. '.iihi.p aervlco will long bo remembered by thou who attended.

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Mr. and Mn. Weldon Matthew: and family are the gueota of Mr. Matthews tparenta. Lawyer and Mrs. Matthewa. 0'Leary. Mr. Mot- ihewa was recently admitted to the Bar of Nova Scotia by tho for- mer Dean of tho Dalhouaio Law School, Mr. Justice V. C. MacDon- ald. Mr. Matthew: was a tonne school teacher at O'Loory and Green l-lill. l-to any four years service overrun with tho R.C.A.!. Ilia many friondo wioh hiln ovory ouccesa la hia new work.