East Baltic.

..M,-, and Mrs. lvulton Robert- ', Charlottetown. were Sept. 5 vmmgg with relatives in Kings-

bore

W. Vincent Moesey. Charlotte- mm. mail; a recent long holi- du, Wm, his ts. Mr. and Mrs. B..,,,,-.3 Money. Bothwell..

It is with regret that it is-learn- ed that Master Heath ' Dingwell. mg of Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell Ding- wgll, North Lake, has been recent- ); stricken with an attack of

. Latest reports are that his condition is not considered auioua.

Mrs. George Smith. Moncton. N. 3., spent a few days with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Harry Bruce. gel-,l Point. She also attended the wedding of her brother, Mr. Arthur Bruce to Miss Evelyn Robertson at me home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Robertson. Kingsboru on September 3.

The friends and acquaintances

nf Mrs. Albert.Griffin, Souris. re-

gret to learn that she recently en-

Hospital. Montague. mvery is extended to her.

Sincere sympathy is. extended to Mrs. William Ryan and son Ber- nard Ryan on the recent sad and

sudden death of Mr. William Ryan

at his late residence. Priest Pond 4. The late Mr. man

on September D Win not only be missed in the home bui in the community in which he lived and of which he was a high-

ly respected citizen. He was of a liind and obliging nature. always ypady to help out his fellow men.

He was at one time a lobster pack-

Pi and in the past few years he

an up. and coming lobster

was

risherman. The past year he fished of North Lake Harbour. and 1... won for himself a host of friends Mid daily companions, who regret

mil

in learn of his sudden death. Sym-

paihy goes out to his sorrowlng widow and son inthe loss of a kind.

.1i-voted husband and father.

it-red the Kings County Memorial A speedy re-

r .

his work in Kingston. Ontario. hav- ing spent some time with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce. Rod Point

Min Carolyn Stewart, Red Point. left recently for Toronto. Ontario. where she will be employed. Miss Stewart is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart, Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris. ec- companied by Mr. .and Mrs. Percy Murphy. Elmira. visited with Miss Jom Murphy. who is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital and ex- pects to return to her home shatly.

Mrs. Bessie Allan. Red Point. ment the past week with Mr. and Mn. Ira hlclsaren and family. Greenwich.

Mr. and Mrs. William McLean. Montague. are spending some time visiting with Mrs. Wilfred McLean. Kingsboro. They also attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Merrill Stewart on September I.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dingwcll and family. Charlottetown. spent the week-end with Mrs. Dingwelrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bruce. Red Point.

Miss Roma Ching. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ching. Black Pond. left recently for Tor- onto. Ontario. where she will be employed.

Harvesting in the rural districts is now in full swing and the hum of threshing mills is heard daily.

Mr. .and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and family. Georgetown, were rec- ent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fraser. Nort.h Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Boswell Robertson. M-unn's Road. motored recently to Brudenell. where they visited with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Clyde Hagan, N. 5., and daughter. Deborah are spending some time with relatives at Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Maclssiac.

Detained In Fatal Beating

NEW GLASGOW. (CF)-James Jswinamer was ordered detained Monday as a material witness into the fatal beating Sunday of Mrs; Harriet Skuling. in whose two- room home the 30-year-old brick- layer had been living several months. Mrs. Skallng was 33. An inquest will be held Saturday.

Piequid East

..'Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt. Mount Stewart. were visitors in Pisquid last on August 11.

Friends are sorry to hear that Miss Edna Woolridge is a patient in the Montague Memorial Hos- -pital and hope to see her home soon much improved.

Mrs. Edward Jay spent a couple of days during the week in Mon- tague. visiting her husband who was a patient in the hospital there.

Mr. and Mrs. George Leard. Mount Stewart. spent September 3 in Plsquid East.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jaynnd daughter, Gail, and Miss Jaunita Jay were visitors in Montague on September 2.

Mrs. Wallace Birt was hostess to the ladies of the Pisquld East Wo- men's Institute on September 2. There were seven members and one visitor present. Following the routine business a contest was put on by Mrs. Alton Jay, won by Mrs. Wallace Birt, Mrs. Edward Jay and Mrs. Harold Jay drawn by Mrs. l-larold Jay. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her daughter. Isabel and Mrs. Sammy Birt. Next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Ed- ward and Mrs. Alton Jay on Oc- tober '1.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the first week-end in September at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

Peakee.

..'Miss Rosella Dex-ine. visited her brother-in-law. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McKenna. Charlotte- town on Sept. 8.

Mr. Ralph Grant visited Char- lottetown. on Sept. '1.

Mrs. John MacDonald. Charlotte- town. visited recently at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as Evans. '

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shea. Somerville. Mass. are spending their holidays at the home of Mrs. Josephine Smith.

Mr. Joseph Bradley. New York. visited recently at the home of his brother. Mr. Wilfred Bradley.

Miss Noreen Mooney left on Sept. 8. for Dorchester. Mass.. where she intends to reside in the future.

Visitors recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clarkin were Mr. and Mrs. A. Lo ngaphe. Souris. and Mrs. Aeneas Mc- '” '-iern. Charlottetown.

Miss Sally I-landrahan left on re- turn' on Sept. 8 for Roxbury. Mass. after enjoying a three-week vaca- tion st the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. I-landrahan.

Mrs. Gertrude Grey and son. Francis, left for their home in Somerville, Mass. on Sept. 5. after having spent their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duffy.

Mr. Peter Trainor. Boston. Mass. is spending his holidays at the home of his brother. Mr. Henry Trainor.

Messrs. Urban and Len Bradley and Basil Gillan left on Sept. 9, In attend St. Dunsian's College for the coming college term.

Mr. William Duffy. Charlotte- town. is spending a brief vacation with his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Duffy. Byrnes Road.

Mrs. Josephine Smith returned

Strange But True I! I. I. MacArthur

All livlnr things without doubt are afraid of death. Nevertheless some creatures such aa small fish huddle together as though they were created for the larger fishes. and wished to give the least pos- sible trouble to their captors. Whales will swim in circles around a school of herring until they bunch them together in a whirl- pool set in motion by their flukes. Then one whale will swim through the massed herring: with open mouth and scoop in a small boat load at a single mouthful. Schools of sardines and smelts are cap- tured and swallowed wholesale by a number of cavally-fish. The. small fry don't have a ghost of a chance sa the csvally circled round

and nuns, reedhig from His esp

of the mass.

Two years ago a wind saved Israel from a locust swarm so great that if they had landed not a green sprout would have re- mained sbove ground. When the people of this young struggling nation saw the black cloud-like swarm over Jordan they prayed for divine intercession against the locust hordes. Soon after a brisk wind sprang out from the west and pushed the invading insects hack the way they came. leaving Israel almost completely free of them.

0 O I

And now let me tell you about a dream that solved a murder. On January 10. i942, a couple of colored men were returning from a hunting trip to their homes In Wadley. Georgia. To shorten their journey they cut through a fool path that led past a little Bap-

tist church. Just behind the church

Wednesday. Sept. III. 1954

in s clump of bushes they stum- hled upon the body of a man who had been killed by a shotgun blast. The police were summoned and the dead man was identified as William C. Smith, 42. operator of a filling station.

Later. it. was learned that Smith had closed his filling station st 9:00 pm. on January 9th with over S100 in money in his poc- kets. The money was gone.

For over two weeks all efforts to solve. the crime met. a dead and. Then 8-year-old Mary Smith. daughter of the murdered man called to ace Chief of Police. Char- lea Spell. with an amazing story.

"Dad came to me in a dream and told me he was killed by three men." the little girl said. She even named the three men and described them so nicely that Chief Spell was impressed.

He called in the Georgia Bureau

The Gmnllaa If U of investigation and a certain Captain Roper and tin etbsr cl- ficera were assigned to the use." Checking into the activities J the three men on the night at the crime. Captain Roper ordered the arrest of the three suspects: Clif- ford Slates. 34: Alvin Macxensie, 19: and Morris Mincey. In due time the three signed confessions to the crime which revealed that Mlncey had been used as a decoy. He had lured Smith to the rear of the church telling him that he has wkillsox hidden there. SILVII. JIIBILII PREIORIA (CPI - SOIW African Airways celebrated its ab- ver jubilee although it was formed only in 1931. It started as Union Airways in 1929 and was national-

ised as south African Airways on years later.

Mr. Edgar Rose. Ashland. Maine. him was called home due to the rioatli or his cousin. Mr. Preston

Rockbarra. had as their guests rec- ently. Mr. .and Mrs. E. S. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Macciregor and

Mr. George Jay was a visitor in Lorne Valley on September 4. guest of his daughter. Mrs. Earle

to her home on Sept. 5. after spend- ing a two-week vacation with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and

Rose. was taken suddenly "111 Ind family. Mrs. Rhoda Morrow. Mm MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald. M... i-ierbm Gol-mley, Boston. ll-moved to the Bouris Hospital. Ag Mu-lon Kennedy, Mrs, Alton Rcb- ML Li da Leg d 8 m m Mass. present he is much improved H11 eruon Ind Mess" Edwm and Labor Dan week-errld gigth he: BU expects to return home short y. Brent, lmlm-won, Ls My d M Fri d ..M mg” Bathe mrznstof lglarltlcmtiinlgnli Mr Wallace Murphy of Elmira Wren ' R an m ed Le” ' B s . h T P - Edison OSC. .8 V - i I - i . r gpwdy ,..w...,.-y is the Wm, 01 mg is reating (l3:IllI?fI.l&bIy in the char. P0D:IvII'1-a13HierI:F8iz.uei:::IKofM?xZ)lItIll&?ld .fITIS ea IC

"my memm om! wn 9” L ML Murphy Mrs Owen Kali on September 6 LIIIGIY To Increas.

M Donald Mcclarc 11:1" bthekei'xI"umI.'Ilunee:I.IIth:I”I1gllitI:ls ' y '

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and Young son returned to their from the barn left at his home in wnl;;Cg"wml;;jge'u:dc;? Afgx-I Jar; houuww I were (old Monday

home in Kingsboro. Mrs. Mcclare iislted with relatives in N. 3-. while Rev. Mr. Meclare attended

Elmira. A speedy recovery is the

wish of ma numerous menda that tea-one of their most pre-

the Misses Celia. Flora and Doris cious commodities-will probably

wooli-idge motored to Eureka. Nova

'h- Convention held recently in Woodstock. Mr. James Mcvane. Ashiand.

Maine. is spending some time with

'Mr. Alton R.oberi.son. Murirlis Road. visited with his relatives in Uigg. during the recent. week-end. Mr.

Bryer Jones. Cross Roads.

Scotia on Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Woolridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly were visitors in Bedford. Monday eve-

go up in price. before the end of the month. Leading London lea distributors said the rise would be about 10 cents a pound. bring- ing the new levels up to E cents

friends in Red Point and Sourll. . IV;d&J'In;gtI::In:c'gilRe::ktQfB:l:. and Mrs. Hing, new of their daughter, a pound- H Mr. and Mrs. William McLean. Mm A"-hut Hushel and Mr- M,.n,,am,,,. gmendad mm. mm”; of Mrs. Rupert Garrett. Annaiidale. Hughes. HEART IN THROAT

spent a few days with friends at East Baltic.

Mrs. Clinton Stewart. Kingsboro. is out and about again; she has been confined to her home for quite some time with a sprained ankle.

Mrs. Teresa Maclsnac is spend- ing a month holiday-with her par- ant; Mr. .and Mrs. Donald J. Macieaac. Rockb II.

Mrs. Chester MacNeill

the late Mrs. Merrill Stewart on September 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bruce. North River. attended the funeral of Mr. Bruce's nephew. Mr. Preston Rose. II the Klngsbom Baptist Church, on September I.

Miss Joan Ml-IIPIIY. szlmira. is making progress from her recent accident. she is a patient in the Fharlottetown Hospital and expects to rvtum to her home ehorrtly. Miss

WEYBURN. Sack. (CF)-A short- horn calf born here has its heart in the wrong place-in the dewlap or neck. Dr. A. J. Andries. federal veterinarian, said the calf had a good chance of surviving although it can't eat as quickly as others. mm...-.......m..

Mrs. E. E. Jay waws a visitor in Charlottetown on September 1.

Miss Juanita Jay went to Char- lottetown Tuesday morning to re- sume her studies as a second year Commerce student at P. W G.

Mr. Floyd Jay was a visitor in Charlottetown on September 7.

De-Fence is evegzbogxs business

Be heady and able to protect

Mrs. Owen Kelly was a business

visitorgin Charlottetown on Tues-

has re-

ed following her recent lli- d”- -35-

Murphy is one daughter of Mr. and :';".. ho, mm in Red mm - t ,

MN. PRO! Murvhv. umkt u Johnme Young um anrlhangther Wfll hald) in hegaonoii Qf'rI W Mrs. Fred Dixon and two ehlld- ”'"' 5 9 0"”? 0 M-I” "IN9 W”

Lorne MaoNsill. Red Point. and Peter ltevwart. Kingsboro. motored to Montague and Charlottetown on

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stewart. Mr. Brent Robertson. Red Point.

Your family. your home, you zliovck, the school you children attend, your Iovourite grocery store, the corner NIDVIO . . . they on youn to enIoy- It's up to you to protect them. for your family and youraeli.

rm returned to their home in Nova Sootia having spent some time with Mm. Dixon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Bruce. Rod Point. sqlnunbar hm ;h.:?e;i?::r: ;oe;l:r:,:nwIu:n2l.: 5 ''-'.Va. . , By serving one or two evenings ll week in the Militia, and by going on

. The sincere sympathy ofathis mud and 3130 mm his mg... M - ' ' ' ' various weslrend schemes, you will be doing your share in helping to protect Mm Ghd” Dhmm R” N" of H" oommunit oes to Mr 00 do ' " In the M'IIt' I d 'od I Hi M'm' llf id the Freedom ou 'o and reporod to defend It If IV: over threatened Do ”- 3' I" H””"'” ”"' c””'”"'”' Robertsony Inn boro onkth r 3 Hi G" WWW” Nmh mm H "' '""I7i7"l" P." I I" Hi. Vznsmrl :2: inmvTai7i7i: w NOW! c vi .7: Yiwur P ii .4 hole The Mum. min i m --t me me -mm -um and ....i.i;. ..i':.. i .. .25: Mrs .. .. Ll ...i .. :. ';.""'": ".' .'.:".:'":" 7' ..' L... 7.. .i.-.i. ' ' . . "" '" ' ' ”' '." M r W W hat puenuv ML "M M". My 0 er to er, . penc e yn. on- , up y ap, o 0 am a a 0 you 5.9""... 5.p..mb.,,

Mr. Preston Rose, on August 29. olnainod eifizsa soldier.

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. Mrs. Bob Mschon. Miss Anna Powc. Mm:-s. Reggie Reid and my Msohon. Montague, motored to Rod Point and list Baltic on September 0.

Ch Sept. 8. I quiet but pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson.

, when their daughter. Min Evelyn Robertson. became the bride of Mr. Arthur Bruce. son of. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce. Red Point. Rev. Donald Mcclare per- formed the marriage. The couple VII attended by Miss Pearle

tague. attended the funeral service of her school pal and friend, Mr. Preston Rose. East Baltic.

Miss Minnie Riley. returned to Boston. Mass... on sepismber 'I, having spent a pleasant stay with her sister. Mrs. Oswald Stewart. Kingsboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ching. Basin Head. accompanied their daughter. Miss Clarabell Ching to the Baptist Bible 'nalning School. Monet , on September '1. The best of luck goes out to Miss Ching in her chosen profession. This party was also accompaniel by Mr. Brent Robertson. Red Point. who also re-

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Mr. In-eeman Moeaey, notliweil, motored recently to Charlottetown where he visited with his son. Mr. Robe-rtMossay.whohasgenspa.tn iant in the Charlottetown l-loqiitai for some time. but at present is steadily .

Mr. Ba-Ont Robertson. Red Point. returned to the Baptist Bible Training lohool. Mionoion. on Sept. 'I. where he will resume his studies for the Second Year. Brunt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Robertson. Rod Point. and his many friends wish him success in the coming term.

Men from ovary walk of We ioin the Militia in the gran! common cause of protecting the Freedom we snioy.

Stewart and Mr. Maurice Bruce. turned to the school for the Sec- Mgggn gob." R0” ma swig brother of the groom. A wedding 0nd Year. -- ----o- -mm - mm mm -- --M w --e - I I. ARN - EARN and S mm out”-lop on Sam. 5' hum: and near friends. The young couple SHIPS LIE IDLE

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