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rlunclt uouwrt onrwl:

I !tiruIner'StrIet, uununeralde. Phone will Olawa. Subacrlptlonahfdvertialng ?;P.l'OI:9lllI(C,lw”VQ

. ll Hill I and 0 0 L ---

J "M Richard and Robert Steele. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Steele. Summeraide. accompanied by a

Home Phones: 808! and loss. The Guardian may be bought at any oi nu playmate accidentally located stol- len goods to the value or over 8200

lauowlng atorea tn Bumneraides

Bell Bookstore. Summer streets. Gonrllea llragatoro, II ventral strut.

Iallro News-otand. Water Street: Mark Gaudet. I1 Granville Street: - lino Doucatwu Grocery, Second Street: island Molar rranapore. on Monday afternoon. They had Water Etnet; Alhazru Grocery, use Busaell Street. gone to an abandoned iox ranch II. I. Wait. in lianainginn just of! Duke Street North where .1'ha (iuardlan will ho delivered to III: 00310 HI Slllnllllfilile by Garrier they were to tjke possession ol a Boy It Io per III! or 130 D0! IWOI-. I'll"!!! W" (Or Nil! ll'I'Vi0o or II" lox pen which they had bought your order to the Ito: relnollllllle (III deli"?! on your NINA to house some rabbits. While walk- ing between two pens they came on a suitcase on the ground. They took the bag home and on investi-

-UIIINEIAL INSURANCE. Hum: -113. CARSON. Chiropractor.

G. uuttart. Summeralde. will resume summerside practice. ' zation it was found to contain two men's suits. a raincoat and six

October 7th. pairs of expensive sox.

I -THE GUARDIAN. CHARLo'r1fp.-rovrgsr WWW?-M-

New Public Relations PEI represented Officer For The C. N. R. l,At Synod Meeting -r in Vlestville, u. s.

Commissioners tram Prince Ed- ward Island attending the synod of the Maritime Provinces Presby- terian Church in Canada which convened last evening in St. Aud- rows Church, Westville. N. 5., in- cluded Rev. Donald Campbell. New London. Rev. J. A. MaoGow- an, Kensington, Rev. George Cun- ningham, Aiberton. Rev. Norman Young. Montague. Rev. Willis Young. Tyne Valley. Rev. T. H. B. Somers. SI. James. Charlottetown.

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"Quality in Every ,copn

1'-EA AND COFFEE

MONTREAL, Oct". 3 .- (or) J G. Herbert Lash. a hard-hitting ' little idea man who is known in probably every newsroom in can. ada succeeded his long-time lriend. Walter S. Thompson, today as top public relations man tor the can. adlan National Railways.

Actually the change won't take mace until Oct. 32 when Walter .. nobody who knows him well calls him Inything else 4 becomes as and retires. The announcement at the change came from the rail. road's president. Donald Gordon,

Lash. a 56-year-old Newtound.

-passions-Timouiy seed den- initely will be lower. Still paying 10 1-2 cents. Contact W. H. Burns.

Three Canadian lPoiaio Pickers

colllil mass Ships Back At iiiionlinue Toilirrive

This brings the number

men. to about 350.-S.

of men who have arrived to date to about 250 and the number Placed by U19 Summerside office, including lodai

-arsaisrnfrsfs COURT -

eral Government has unlimited tax- ing authority and the Provinces. in entering the agreements. say mere- y, in effect, that they will not col- ect personal income. corporation and inheritance taxes .cr the term or the agreements.

Federal rent controls. due to ex-

ldoor had been found broken but it was thought to have been caused accidentally. It in now thought that some persons entered the store at that time and stole the goods. It is also possible that oth- er articles were stolen at the same

will be shared by Claude Melon- con. chief of the French section, and Royd E. Beamish, former port Arthur and Toronto newspaper man who has been brought into the C. N. R. from the -Bank of Can- ada at Ottawa.

Mr. Thompson. a jovial man of

G. ll. LASH, C. N. B.

minister at St. Andrews. conduct- ed the service. The retiring Mod- erator, Rev.AlexanderAllen. Lun- enburg. N. S, presided.

Dr. Frank Baird. Clerk of the Synod. and minister at Frederic- ton. N. 13., reported an increase in church membership for the year

and Athabaskar. are back in port. ending two wenks of Korean in- vasion duty in which they do- stroyed enemy minefields and hcmbarded shore hattcries and troop concentrations. Supporting the United assault on the west coast Korean

Nations

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M-w- - ... l.l:.'s'!.iili:;.l.l-:l”lf.'l'.1':i ..':”.l;. W” -' He mcl53i'"M”e-"&. iliiiie ”i5?.i3e'. - -- (Ccntliiued lrom Page l) on lhem'the rind wu gmmgi-nu... um 3 "-1 .R. in Montreal in Freetown, Bracken simmons. More than ninety potato picker -POTATO "C553-5 - Allnlll" .13, reporged Mm" mm . d .t ' md "3 599” "3371! 30 Suxnmerside. D. A. MacKinnon, arrived in this Province ves-terdai 30 men from Cape'Breion arrived mums constitute a temporary confirmed that the memhagdil Lil; years in close association with Mr. Charlottetown. and Norman J. for distribution in the three coun by bus in Summemde last evemna welding aumomy by the p,o,,,,,cc5 been mm mm the mu W15 77;;;"Pl50'lt- I MacDonald. Montague. AT A JAPANESE NAVAL ms, V ' for the potato lharveii and were rather than outright delegation. .ghen weaned that Ibout ' I week echo: ll. lmst waziassistant dl!'- Rev. H. M. Buntain, formerly of BASE. Oct. 3 -(CF? -The Canr I Two bus loads arrived early ir tgti!:enNa()tli13nai;J Ei:N;iptli:)gm::Rmgt.inc:t Under the consmuucm the Fed; previously a window in I re" . I pox on w ch hencelorth New London. P. 1-2. I.. and now adlan (l95i?0i'9l5 C8YUSa- 5l0llX ' the afternoon from Cape Bretor

caiwgvlng a total of 60 men. Those .were distlilbutcd according to the need of potato growers in Queen": and King's Ccuniics.

Early llast evening a third bu: arrived from Sydney carrying 31 .mcn who went on to Summe ;

. .de This

l , time as 1- i - I H , V . , . h I , I for g:'ov.'ci's in Prince Counly. TIWF was "my. "Hllmau. docket :3 plre April 30 next. 'Wlll 110'? be M" where thetre sis damliiici-lgle? sttt:::k.check gggcdrerglls p1?l:;?da5ee1'at)j1as5befen 3:r5l4'lsatl;:Icl:g:gelnfilitdsghchll6:1E: l!)'(:etl'GOflZllIlirl':I:l1llitlll,;lliYlrl:e)illi)D?3.?l:l1Cnlll l '"ake5 ” mm 0! 59”" bl” mad! Maglslrale R' 5' am0n5Acwrder' lected because they are based on summerside police are I-nvemg national page y r 2? ll.” -" 714 5' V ” me Ecarnhhmd and sscbrtallq mm. for Prince County which uses s”mmersld.e -yester ayl lndorme Bmerlency WB!'llm9 leklsllitlmlv gating.-S. joined m:yiG,':,.,.”-r, kyeaxsh He Pupils in tire Sunday school carryinr: vital fuel and am:inunit- i alwul mu” llmes 35 mlmll 0”l5l'-"ls M .p0sse5.5mn was - gran e The Whlcll El-llllorlzed l-he Cmlml Gm" g that 1. H a -5 e und ast ea? new number of 9278 a. marked ion to hthe l'nitcd Nations laml hell? in the 901310 fields as the Plalnllg ill? 5; eaVs;calll3:' ccaas; was ernment to invade a field normally :1 1914 ulzerwaylongrpiiioglmrxalag” increase over previous. Year! forces. 1 "est M ll” P””'l”Ce-

Zfsgze guilty and fingd 37 and lVl,;,:len Pgclgtllflill -lu!rl5c”ct'l0n- V S paper work, mTmm:""'--- ' Wll-ll lillllis Ol llle Scum Karmfllli e

t On Monday a drunken driv- C "' 1." om 98” . V” -- He was the son of a Scottish navy. tiny formed a task mac. 1 . I E35555 given seven days in hugs bT0ll8l'll4 b9l'0l9 CRYIHGRS l1lEl195l B & M Ellgllleef placed under the command. 0. uell-lulled purse.

newspaper editor so it was natural that he should enter that field. He came to Canada from London in

After Miss Hic- key had graciously tiiarmnd all for their kindness, everyone Joined in

court alter the Nova Scotia Sup- Yccmmued from Page ll

reme Court, in a majority decision. had held that delegation cf powers

Capt. .lElll')' and Vancouver,

Brock of Winnipeg commmiding oi-

..(j, w, L, - The annual -lion of Manchuria was one of Hurt In

. .. . , . ricer of the (tavilza and senior .a lively sing-song led by Reggie dabmgrg1?;IhSoxc(gal:lloiir?un;Y':):il:l?': by govemmcms "35 uncomm”-1' SeXellglhcitt:?:(::bl(:rue;t:y- convoy lghhtifgtli mlgarfetirgelhzmghlelzgrkthg car crash on vacation officer of the Canadian squadron. M('Leiian and James Saundmzs su - W15 . H 1. l A - frm with Vlrs. Hubert .Gili1s t the League. txzaslhcld on ligmday (3321; 93:3 Nova scam Com.” dmshm ;V-?l5c:JJrl::::”)l:r9;?lml)!:3Cl::1leil!Ne5:510:3: railrfad public relations depart- RiS;I;:tLIg)g'2l-;r7gwN); P.dE('1Iy' g Dinner is ninillii 9 mperla 3"” g y d d P .1 -1 ,g , men. I 0 . - W 0 l9 in R ' 4 0 I Miss Yvonne Arsenault delight- and was a splendid success mm 3 was ren ere on a rot ncia Gov mm, 0; the 33”, Parana), A third 1; :5 sum he travelled an aver- hospital. here as the rem): of m- CAPE TIIAVIIRSE SCH 0 .

ernment bill intrcduced in butynnt

ed everyone with her .-urging and .4 : passed by the Nova Scotia Legis-

large csowd in attendance. Music was supplied by Don Messcr and

motorized Communist convoy on

the east coast was lost sight of,

use of 50,000 miles a year in maln- juries received in an alliomcblie Tho r01.0.,.i,; is thp ,-open 01'!-'Ull"T Ml'0"lP""lm9"l- l-'-”K'l1 "H5

lature . , talning his personal relations with accident ylast Vmonth. while vncab T V P m W De ammm servcd by Mrs. Ramsay after

his orchestra. The hostesses were The'hm hm” ht before the (ours after being driven to cover by thousands of persons across can- ionmg with his wife -was a native Cape lave”? rf S8 '. If . which dancing wns enioyed to Mrs. D. F. McNcill. Mrs. John O S m' at 3 den 1 1. "H rocket and Jellies! gasoline al- ada. He and Lash teamed up to o: Lou-ell, Mass. W the mom” 0 99””-"1 1”-1, 2 imusic by Mr. Bolzer, violin. Mr. 51"” "d M” Mime Canal” tsh adele gtl E f m ecxlumlg voe tacks ml"? the a”'- make the Job or reporting the 1939 Hood, a locomotive engineer 9m-- Grade VNL Jean Gala!” "POW-V and W55 Wile” llcnonalll. Prizes in the spot dance were won eld h 33 lmb," H?” 51' The lwldely-Separated. Supply rcyal tour on outstanding success pioyed in the Bostcn yald of the B-”l'3'l M”-"l3hl'' . 2 .Pl""0- FF””9WPllS Wei? Srllfl Y" . by Miss Joan Baker and Mr. Bob 3&3 Fe:::J”aGJ:grnx:eE:'slatgmekn movements by the Reds were in Durlng the second world war Boston and Maine railroad, en- Grad” 1VTl; 4'l'g'Cf, .L0Ed"ler'yAl1nn and a fond'wi.-'h that she Scott. They were donated by El" Change certain powers m we fieldg greorfress more than two days after the -1-h(,mpson,Lash c.,mb;m,t10;, w, s, THOMps0N' 0.3.5., C.N.Ry trained from Lowell with his wife. W3-me H”l”ml ' 3 "ma at -M” l'9l"”l l0 llldla" ll-WP 59'3"

manls Drug Store and Mr". Harold of tamuom labor. employmcm and Douglas MacArthur called Md 3 huge hand in tho war effort, Catherine. The couple was met at 5””

. - . . r i '. McEride' GaudeL,S, , on the North Korean regime to M; Thompson was director 0! the Borden ferry Slip on Prince Glade 1” S” 1' Haml ' y public works. Nova Scotia would . d . I - . , . - - l. . , 2. Douglas Muttart; 3, Joan Wad-5 v have been give" the rlgm t0 lm' sultlrcfnxeginolirse alfaes iftsrhteucflrltcigi the cmifcrshglp (and b?'rgajnifed tghie dig iglslesoflllgygnzivlznglt aT11t?e Sotlirlrlje flarixladhgilll vrYr:lr1ldrs(:'IslreM;L1: dell" ' Pafsolmls pose a retail sales tax - the type la" men ” D” "3 " on” m ' ' ' D '

Soviet-sponsored Red regime at Pyongyang. North Korean capital. Increased traflic on the highway leading from Antung. on the west bank ol the Yalu River in Red Manchuria, to Pyongyang was first noted about dusk Monday, a Fifth Air Force spokesman said. B-26 light bombers kept watch over the column during the night.

Grade III Jr.-l, Hazel McDon- aid: 2. Hairy McDonald: 3, Parker Irving.

G:-ado llvl. liclcn 0'liolioran; 2. Dexter llc-watt; 3, Jackie Wad- dell.

Grade I Sr.-i, Patsy Shaw; 2, Ruth O'lioiloi'an.

Grade I Jr.-l,.Michacl Ness; 2, Bobby Ness; 3, Roy Irving.

Ottawa. 34,-. Lash 13:5, took over the supply movements were de- route to MacKinnon's farm in his as information director, tccled and blasted from ilhe air. Iautomohile when the accident oc- Du,-jn-, me pi;-5; world Wm. M- I U. Marines punched into thei curred.

Lash enlisted as 3 private and Wm, outskirts or Uuongby. ' 12 miles The elderly man was born in his ccmmjssjgn on the ham.-fjg'd northeasti ofli igoul, vdvipifng out 2:0! Ireland and came to Lowelldas a where he was wounded 1,, 1916. rearguar c an our tan 5' young man. He married on be- which put up fierce resistance. lcame a railroad employee: Well

South Koreans of the 3rd Re- lrnown in Lc-well, he was a mem-

; publican Division were pushing: ber of the First Presbyterian Red . north of the 33th parallel. i church and was most active despite

of indirect tax that falls exclusive- ly within Federal jurisdiction.

In arguments before the supreme Court of Canada last May. Nova Scotia. Ontario and Alberto argued that the bill was constitutional The Federal Government was not against the delegation of powers but, for purposes oi argument. F,P. Varcoe, deputy attorney-general

-Mrs. Mary Jane Linklctter of Summeiside has returned home alter a visit to Taunton. Mass,-S.

-Mr. Wallace Bradshaw oi the staff of R. T. Holman Ltd.. Sim)- merside. has left on a business trip for his firm to Montreal.-S.

50 miles northeast of the Com- munist capital. The fourth town

where

' T d 3 1- ht gb b, . I . , y; Re by b 5. hi - F I :1 Teresa Mclienna, teacher. , 'TMl'5r D" 13' MacDonald 10”" for Camdal. Wok the Smnd that W5 o'l:Ieormthneghi;l1wetIl:i7 grind ;lrliCkaSb(;l,i(lre4i6atr'l1ail:A-fdeagtas olf(vl :l'll(el llll0 llgostxzcraag Ongpthder earls co:.:l)b5lll hlnagifddition to his wife he is -jh? N" l flge carry complete line 5"mm"5ld9 .9" Mmlda-V.” spelld Such deleglmc" was meg” "M9" camouilaged trucks in hiding of-I chfncge communist border clvv ofl air miles north oi the parallel. survived by four sons Richard and Mal'y,S Ilrama ' E. Radios and Batten mil W"; wnhohl” SE3” oufvli; me mnsmuu0n' the road. Anturig ' '” 5 Oi'.fsh0rc Allied warshlps werev Wili"am of Lowell. Robert 0! ' lest Gr 13- washers? t1lS0 G33 In insor. H. n 9 l ' l ' i ' '

The Air Force reported 56 trucks

he will visit relatives in Jacquel Gives Reason: The Filth Air Force 5-pnkcsman' 1'03Cl.V 10 PF0Vlde lll'C'5Ul3il0Fi. lf'ChelmSf0!'d. Ma5S.. End John. (if? Entertains For Refrigerators for LuMEDI' 5 g , .

. i'l95iF0.VCd and 12 damaged While did not speculate on where the needed. Seattle. Wash; two daughters , Miss Anna ATE DELIVERY. RlVCl'- N- 34- . In his reamns for ,ud mm: y” five othrr vehicles were dsslroy- convoys originated. it is gonna? -m-m------' Miss Majorie Hood. 3 registered W,” . , -Mr Leo Gt-ceuan, Borden, Justice Rose” Taslchgem rsoani ed and l2.mm'c damaged. ally believed, however, mat the BURNLEY. England, Oct. 3 p... nurse 0! Belmont, Mass.. and Mrs ..S., )Iary'5 Dramatic Club nn- Llbefal trad.e-my on old s cod recovery that if the Nova smug mm was About 33 olihc destro-yed-trucks North Koreans have no reserves I.ReuterS) - -A bronze age burial William Thaver of Chelmsford; H,-lertagned recently for one of its Radios. l” mums 3 E . . . W018 bagged In the Vlcmliy of or -au plies in that area ls't9 untruched lor 3000 ear-a has sister Mrs Georoe Stewart ofl b M” Anna HlCk9V at W ll” vlcmrla General Hospltag cnnsmumfml me Fella”! Palm” Pyongyang. 1:0 pavaid border incidents with been ciiscox-on-:1 on the sirindsvs-"it t:helmsford.' three abrothers. Robei'ti:::m),fTni. oflsllsdr. and Mrs. 112.5:-m ' 2:5:xapilf-aioriollixghgalalls fllelglllls glieylmormhllldoidilfgugolllicggll.Srl9?l? Truck km; were lleborled in the Chinese Reds. Amczican planes moors above this Lanrashli-e :;..,o.- San lwaiicisco. Calif., amllg. Ramsny. Miss Helen Mat-VI

four highway towns from Yongyu, 20 miles norhheast of Pyongyang. to Anju and Sinanju, both about

are observing a 30-mile bomb-free zone along the Manchurian border. Thcvclosest American

vlll be pleased to know he is doing -0 well.

lslate on commerce. banking. bank- ruptcy, mtiitia. defence. issue ui paper money, patents. copyrights indirect taxation and all other mat- ters enumerated in section 91 of the British North America Act. on the other hand. the legislat- ures could authorize the Dominion to pass laws in relation to property and civil rights, municipal instit- utions. education and other matters placed within their jurisdiction by the act.

Chief Justice Thlbaudeau Rin- Iret said:

"The constitution of Canada does not belong either to Parlia- ment or to the Legislatures; it be- longs to the country and it is there that the citizens of the country all find the protection cf the rights to which hey are entitled."

Mr. Justice R.L. Keliock said the Nova scotia bill would appear to be contrary to the whole thecry of the Constitution Act under which the Central Government was to be charged with matters of common interest to the country as a whole and the local governments charged with the control of local matters in their respective sections.

Vital Statistics

OTTAWA. Oct. 3 -(CP)-The birth rate went up in Canada dur- ing July whlle deaths and mar- riages decreased. the Bureau of Statistics said today. in the sev- en months ended July. births and death; were higher and marriages lower. Births In July totalled 32.343 against 29.703 in July, 1949. brind- - ing the cumulative total for the seven months to 204.404 against 202.509 in the correspnnding per- iod last year.

dustrlal town. The discovery was n.arle by the Bumley llistoric so-l

Hunter River--Phone 6-4 well asseveral nieces, nephews and Tom Turner made the PFPSPYHI" ground ciety.

liion of a satin housecuat and a '

It You Are Displeased With Us D 0NlT Tell Your Friends

TELL US --

aecause we g GUARANTEE SATlSFACTlON

On Of Your Purchases Y And Stand Firmly Behind This Guarantee

Edward and Wiliiam of Ireland: as? Donald read on address and 31:31

I grandchildren. -Mr. and: Mrs. .;ames lVllacL;:od

or Saint John. N. .. SP9" 8 9W days the past week with Mrs. Mac- Leod's brother. Mr. Harold Chlow and Mrs. Chlow. Ottawa Street. Summerside. On Sunday MT. and Mrs. Chlow and family accom- panied them on returnlas far as Moncton where -they visited Mrs. l Chlow's sister. M15. Harry LOW” and Mr. Lowey.-S.

COW BRAND BAKING SODA

gigs

V" Professional cards-

i iili. W. E. callaghan

announces the change in his office location beginning

' OCTOBER int 130 58 SUMMER STREET

in the residence formerly oc- uoied by. Dr. J. R. Corbett. This is situated near the Post Office.

I. F. Hunter. R.O.

oyruurfrmu increases were reported for the OOIIW9" Vlwl" A"""" i month in all Provingesl exgiept gn- agu. rerun tarlo and British cum a. or . ".03, m, the seven months. mu... were Help us to give to all our customers. Barter Service. by

recorded in New Brunswick. Que-

. . A ec .. an o .. telling us of any insronce where on have not obtained -”"ls”-3357-5-5'-i"aif 31”-.'""' ii :g2:;;fl::;g"t,"::'x. 3:3 .323? Holmon's "GUARANTEE or SATISFACTION."

month period 71.877 against 'l0.&98 Decline, in July occurred in Prince Edward Island. New Bruns- i wick. Quebec. Ontario and Br-Nah Columbia While the seven-month totals were higher in Prince Ed- ward Island. Nova Scotia. On lario, Alberta and Dritiah Colum-

bi .

suly marriages declined to 14.410 from '14.62l. with Prince Edward Island. Nova Scotia. Ontario. Man- itoba and Alberta lower. In the aevenlmonthl. man-laser numb!!- ed 80.3?! against 63.1w a 3'!!! ago. All Provinces were lawn except Saskatchewan arri Alberta.

p 1'. Earle Hickey lchartered Accountant

canuitaa Bane at Uomraerw alulllllnn

i on: ma vlulaaaarelde

We will immediately see that this matter is thoroughly in- vesrigerad and a satisfactory serrlemanr mode. If you know of anyone who has re grudge against us. because we have nor looked after them properly-Please TELI. US. so that we-can comer any mistakes that we may have overlooked. e welcome your comments and criticisms... 59. TELL US! A 0 ' i '

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