‘my-r. 1941

TWESTERN GUARDIAN

,' AGINTS: J. llmer Murphy, Ill lllnovI Street, on‘

George Claw, O0 IUNIMERSIDI and

Ottawa Street PIINCI COUNT!

NQII. Subscriptions, Advertising.

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w seamen. moa- Street: Gourllao nmgsm; 1 m“. Toronto may. Water sum; u»: Gsudet, Jaﬁllli." Stood:

_,_7 The Guardian will be delivered to my hom in Summer-oi

crrnuuontzewduorlzowweex. contaminant-hides.

er give 7W! "d" l0 the boy responsible for delivery on "u; "m,

._-ALBEBTON Parish Hill], July 14th and 17th, “Song of Berna-

dette."

_TEACHEB WANTED - yo: sherbrookc School. Former sup!- pleinent $300. Frank Townsend, secretary.

_N0’l‘ T00 LAT! to secure started chicks at Bargain. See Rex Dawson, Albany.

4TH ANNUAL Bible Oonfer- ence of the Central Bedeque Bap- tist Fellowship, Rev. D. M. Fraser,

Pastor. July 3-6: Services morn- irigs, afternoons and evenings. Special speakers. Special music.

Everyone cordially invited.

Tragic Accident At Suinmerside

A tragic sequel to the visit of the circus to Summersicle occurred cu Saturday when Elzier Bloc. qulcre, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alban Blecquiere was found dead in the basement of his home with a rope around his neck and the end tied to a pipe running along the ceiling. The boy had been playing by himself. His mother, in the course of prepar- ing the dinner for the family, went to the cellar for potatoes and her eyes met the horrifying sight of her son in an upylght position hanging from a rope. I-lis toes just touched the floor so it is assumed that the rope tight- ened on ills neck and clicked him.

Mrs. Blacquiere immediately cut the rope, but it was too late, her scn was dead. The Coroner was crilled and decided that no in- quest would be necessary. It is be- lieved by the parents and friends oi the family that the young lad was trying to imitate some of the arrobatlc stunts he hail seen at the circus the day before. He was the eldest of a family of eight children and the home is at the corner of Park and North Market Ssreets. Mi. Blacqulere is ein- plovcd at thc Siimmerside Airport.

The funeral will be held this riiorning to St. Paul's Church-S.

Borden i

Mrs. Wylie Irving and family of Borden are spendinli a. few weeks at the shore in Cape Trav- erse. '

Mr. Gordon Jay who has been a piitlcnt in the Prince County Hospital, returned home on Tues- day.

Mr. and Mrs. Howait of Vernon Rii-r-r are visiting their son Joseph and Mrs. Kelly at Borden.

Mrs. Irving Joy and daughter Bi-ity of Kensington visited rela- tives in Borden oin Tuesday.

Miss Nellie McLeniian of Lot i6

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_Shows 7:15 ond 9:15 Mormon Monday ond Wednes- doy of 2:30

NOTICE

holed Tenders addressed to "is undersigned will bdrcceived "P and until July 25th from ony "M! or persons willing to Piillillﬂs o furnace the prop- "lY of the Presbyterian Church l" Clifton. Sold furnace In 000d condition.

IMPICUOII invited.

-rorr. sass - 1m Buick i; gas“ Custom-built Radio and es r. Phone I'll-l, Summers" .

-rnm 1s mwsu. Wrist ﬁnches at Moose Jewellers. $16.00

“.703 BENT -— Three-room furnished apartment. in country home at Central Bedeque, Owen Connolly.

Personals

—M.r. and Mrs. Keith Waitg of Kellﬁlﬂston. and Mrs. Mervin Kahlee of Ottawa were visitors to Moncton on Wednesday-x,

-0lr. James Sanders Jr.‘ Q 2351130011. left with other Island eta on Wednesday for the summer camp at Aldershot, N5,

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7——Mr. James Macdonald of Lot returned on Wednesday from Saint John. NB. Mr. Macdonald had recently returned from Yel. lowkﬂlie sold camp on Lake Atha- baska-K.

—Mr. Leslie Mann. produce dealer of Kenslngton. has been iii for some time at his home. His many friends hope for his speedy recovery.—-K.

-Messrs. Lawson Yeo and Wes- ley Yeo of Haverhlll, Mass. are visiting at the home of Charles Yeo of Kenslngton, and other friends and relatives in P. E. I. They enjoyed the racing at Sum- merslde immensely-K.

-'I'he manv friends of James Gallant of Margate will be pleas- ed to near that he is convalesc- iiig nicely at the Prince Countv Hospital after a relapsed attack of rheumatic YQVOT.——K.

-—Bliie Orcss manager. Mr P. Ledwell Doyle. with Mrs. Doyle and young daughter attended a Blue Cross meeting at Kensing- ton on Friday night. gave n most. informative address on hospital service benefits deriv- ed through the agency of Blue

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i._____________- was the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toombs of Borden on Sun~ day.

Misses Mary Rose and Mar- garet Toombs are guests of their grandmothen Mrs. Margaret Toombs iii Charlottetown this

week. Mrs. Neil Dari-och and Mrs.

Wallace Field were the delegates from Borden lnstit e to the ls-

‘land Institute Conve tlon at Char-

lottetowzn last week.

Sincere sympathy of friends here is extended to Norman Obi-Way v1 Borden on the death of his mo- ther. Mrs. Priscilla Oatway oi Conway, P.E.I.

Miss Wynne Chappell and lvilss Jacqueline LlaFontaine c-f Ottawa are spending two weeks with Wynne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Chappeli at Borden.

The following boys from Borden are attending the boys M.R.E. camp at Augustine Cove, Billie MacLean. Harold MacDonald. Freddie Toombs, Douglas Ozon, Garth Herring. Arnold Macbean and George Toornbs.

Mrs. Mary Elchorn of Montreal arrived on Tuesday night to spend three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gallant at Bor- den. She was accompanied by her three little daughters. Helen, shir- ley end Linda.

Mr. md Mrs. Colin Love and Mr.

of Borden spent the week end re- cently at Plctou, NB. While in Plciou they attended the wedding of Mrs. Love's sister Viola Josey to Mr. Allan Llggins, Powell's Cove, N. S.

What might have been a very Qloua accident occurred on July lit... Jackie Der-such, little

Presto/n Darrach found a can of gasoline near his home and lit a

(cede;

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TAINISHID PLANT IIIG

Those small, oval, brownish- ooloured bugs are very active and destructive to ﬂowers. They distort buds and leaves by suck- ing the juices. Plants attacked often fail to bloom, or flowers are ruined. i I0 QNIIOM Spray plants Weekly with "Green Croce" e DDT Flower Spray.

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Mr. Doyle ;

and Mrs. Charles Love and family l

six-yeor-old Ion of Ana 'Mr's1""

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-PLEASE NOTE- No Short Subjects

Shows 7:15-9:15 Matinee Tuesday 2:30

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For The Bolonce of the Week The “icture You Hove All Been Waiting For

"THE JOLSON STORY" Starring LARRY PARKS

DARRYL F. ZANUCK PRESENTS HEST-STZLLER WITH IRENE DUNNE. REX HARRISON AND LINDA DARNELL IN TOP STARRING ROLES Bringing to full and thrilling screen life one of the most fas- cinating stories ever to top best- seller lists. Darryl F. Zanuclrs eagerly-availed presentation of “Anna and the King of Siam." starring Ii"ene.Dunne. Rex Har- ~rls0n and Linda Darnell. opens today at. the Capitol Theatre, Summerside. , No ﬁction tale spun out of imagination. Margaret London's unusual biography captivated mil- llions of readers with its exciting story of the adventures of an English woman who came to the cxotlc Slam of i862 to serve as a lcacher to the scores of wives and children of King Monakut. Even before publication. however. Dar- rvl F. Zanuck. reading the galley proofs. foresaw its unlimited iscreen possibilities, and Out-bit! all competitors in securing the film rights for 20th Century-Fox.

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‘match causing it to eYcPIOdP- A! 1t was the lZ-ttle my received wit»: singed hair and Byebfliw! 9'"

‘slight burns ahounthe face.

} The following ls the honor W11

the vice-principals depart- merit of Borden school: grade VII-l. Joyce MacDonald: !2. Verna Trowsdale: 3- K9)’ A1191’!- Grade VII--l. Marguerite West- haver and Elva MacKenna (equal); 2. Shirley MacDonald; 3. Gﬂfth Herring.

Grade Vl—-l. Clive Sharpe and AXlh MacDonald (equal): 2- MAW sexton; 3. Joan Cercttl-

Trustees School Leaving Cer-

tiﬁcates ln Grade VH1 We" . awarded to Joyce MacDonald. l Verna Trowsdiale. Kay Allen. Elem-

Frnncis Westhaver. perfect attendance Clive Sharpe and

or Gallant and Prizes for were awarded to Kay Allen. Prize for the most improvement (may; department was to Harold MacDonald.

Bloomfield

ML gcgity Pitcairn of Sum- lnerslde is or. present vlsitlnil l" the home oi Hunter of Rinse-bank.’

__,__ Mr. Keith Pratt. Miss Maude Pr“; and Miss Lucinda MacMil- inn oi Bloomfield Station motored to Charlottetown recently- Mr. and Mrs. James. Metherall of new” recently seem a "y" days at the home of the formers brother and sister. FY90 911d m!‘ Metherall of Mill River East.

pupil with the in vice-prin- awarded

mo. Ellen Small-man of Krill"- ford recently spent. some time with

h d ughter Isl‘; h; slstcv Mrs. F. C. Mec-

Auslsnd. o»! Rrsebarik.

M; {and itTcRae of Summerside was a recent visitor to thﬂ Wit- ern part 0i the Island.

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Rest day| wits-i rei- aunt. and uncle. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth MacKendl;

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—llr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brio:-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Mrs. Frank Hardy, l

130 Air Dadcts Go Into Damp At Suinmerside

100 Air cadet: from l: Ilsa-i. time squadrons arrived at the Summerside R. O. A. I. Station on Bﬂlllldl! l» bolln c. two-week summer comp. time equations rep. ‘resented ere: Summarside, Queen Elisabeth High School. Halifax; Kiwanis, Halifax; Bedford. Dort- moutli. and Stellorton.

Yesterday morning Rev. l. G. Sullivan of Trinity United church held. service and the Oethollc boys ttcnded mus at It. Paul's Church.

In the afternoon o ports pro- gram was arranged and lest eve- ning l. film was shown.

Today actual training will eom- ~ monce. Three Anson aircraft have arrived which will be used‘ to give os\h cadet one hour in the air and an R. C. A l". high speed rescue launch has come from Dartmouth to be on hand if need- ed. It will also be used to take the boys on booting trips. I

Next Sunday there will be s church parade in town. heeded by a band drown from the different squadrons. '

m: Friday. July lbth, the comp will conclude with a. formal in- spectlon by the Air Officer com- mending. When this camp closes another will immediately com- meme-S.

Daseley-Dystant Wedding

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A quiet wedding took place in Trinity United Church. Summer- side at 10:30 o'clock on Saturday morning. July 5th, when Edith Isabeli. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dystant. Summer-side, W8.‘ united in marriage to Mr. Ralph Edward Caseley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Caseley, also of Summerside. The Rev. Kenneth G. Sullivan performed the marriage ceremony.

“Phe bride, who was unattend- ed. was given in marriage by her father. She wore a street-length dress of‘ heavenly blue crepe with bustle back matching gloves and crowniess hat of straw and mohair Sh». carried a colonial bouquet o1 yr-"ow talisman roses.

I Ml=s Mary Geldart church org- anist. oiaved the wedrFnQ music l Immediately followintr the cere- nionv a reception was held at the I home of the bride's parents for the immediate families of the hride and groom. Mr. and Airs. Cass-icy left later for a short honeymoon. the bride wearing for travelling a grey izabnrdlne suit with track‘ l accessories and corsage of roses. Unon their ‘Ptllfh thev will take up residence in summerside-S.

Calgary Stampede Tc Open Today

CALGARY. July 6—- (CP)—-All the old-time color of the Calgary‘ stampede. _one of Canada's most- widely-knc-wn annual events. wlll return when the show opens its

35th renewal tomorrow, and thi- directors have added a new wrinkle.

I The pre-war features of hluc- jeaned covwboy orchestras iiddlln; for street quadrilles wi-li be re- ‘sumed and in addition war-paint- ed Indians will greet visitors at railway stations throughout thel islx-dsy jamboree. | The new twist ls the election of |a stampede queen. She is Doreen Richardson of Calgary. the nom- inee of a drama organization in e gcontest sponsored by the Associat- ed Canadian ‘Travellers. The long-legged, 19-year-old Miss Richardson will ride on a [float tomorrow in the parade, of- ,ficlal opening ceremony of the lstampede. Miss Richardson nope: l to become a. model in Vancouver ; when the stampede is completed ' and to ree movie agents when she goes to Pendieton, 0re., roundup in September. i l at‘ the first stampede in 1m. the cowboys and gals rode for "world championships" but in re- cent years the show officials have lmoderated the crowns and when some 400 cowboys begin bucking ttomorrow, they b: SHE; "North American" es n ouc ‘things as bucking horse rldd Cd calf roper.

A eaniiei has twice thn com-yin: power of an OX- l

combe of Ontario recently motored to t-he home of the latter‘s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mac- Dougali o! Bloomfield. 'i'.‘hey were accompanied hcune by Mrs. Briar- combes brother Ernest. who has spent the past low weeks visltlns ‘at their home. I

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Mon. 6 - 8.30 — Tueg. 8.30 A strange story in this tense drama. “THE STRANGE MR. GREGORY” Starring EDMUND LOWE and JEAN ROGERS With Dan Douglas Also Edgar Kennedy Shorts

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l_30 ocre form oi Coleman, P. E. |., 80 ocres cultivated, 40 ocres in hoy this yeor. On No. l paved highway, olso No. l4 grov- elled highway. Bus route on eoch.

Onc-holf mile from school, roilwoy station.

Also offered three wood forms within 3 miles of homestead.

Stock ond implements may be bought.

KATHLEEN JUSTICE Coleman, P. E. l.

ATTENTION FARMERS

We hove on hond fo ' d' f d l’ ili fll ' McCormlck-Deering form Ilnbrlllhely: e New e o owing

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(lo-Operative Day

The onnuol meeting of the CO-OPERATIVE _UN|0N OF P. E. I. LTD. Will be held on JULY 9th AT l0 A.M.

IN ST. PAUL'S HALL, SUMMERSIDE Meeting of 8.30 P.M. open to the public

A. I. MocDONALD, General Secretory of the Co-operofive Union of Conodo, Ottawa, Special Speaker

Bteditpnllnion Day

The onnuol meeting of

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In St. Poul’: Holl, Summersldi Publ-li: Meeting of 8.30 P.M, Spcclol speaker DR. M. M. OOADY

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