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DOES YOUR. MOTOR, Qvng, HEAT? We can overcome your trouble. Maliews Battery service.
DRUGSTOREB CLOSED TODAY from l2 to 6 P. M. and open from 6 to 8 o'clock in tho evening.
LADIES’ SHORTS, regular to $4.95. clearing at sLee at m; qr”... clal Lower Price store at 101 Queen Street.
HARD COAL DISCHARGENG today. Cars of (Famous Reading‘:
hssrd nut for base burner. W. D. Gillis 8t Co. Phone 176. THE ANNUAL flMORIAL
SERVICE will be held in Clyde River Presbyterian Church. on Surr- d5li. August 21st. at 3 oclook P. M. Rev. Donald Nicholson, guest speaker. Bonshaw Choir will render service of song.
NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. - Advertisers are reminded that their COPY must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prev- ious day to gilaranice insertion. Out of city advertisers who tele- phone classifieds. etc. should par- ticularly bear this in mind.
SIGNALS WINTER TRAINING -—Winter training for the 5th Di- visional Signals Regiment will commence Monday, October 3rd, it was announced yesterday by Capt. A. R. Bowles. it is expect- cd the syllabus of training will consist mainly of two "line" class- es and two classes for operators.
Personals
Mr. J. Albert Walker of Halifax, who is visiting his mother Mrs. John W. Walker, Kensington, was a visitor to the Provincial Exhib- ition yesterday.
Miss Ellie Gillis attended the Catechetical Conference held
Charlottetown last week. Miss Gillis is much interested in this work. having taught in the parish of Indian River since the Contra- ternity of Christian Doctrine was organized thirteen years ago.
Rev. R. F. MacDonald. Indian River, attended the Catechetical meetings held in Charlottetown on August 9th. He presided over the evening session and his abil- ity as chairman could not be sur-
passed.
Neclling Worries Ollawa Officials
0’I'TA\VA, Aug. l6—(CP)—-Civlc officials are perturbed about people indulging in the popular pastime of pitching woo and making pas- sion playgrounds out of Ottawa's public parks. Commissioner J. A. Dulude of the Playgrounds Department said today he has appealed to "rc- sponsible citizens" to crack down on riverside romancing.
Mr, Dulude said that twice this. week he personally has seen and had “broken up" couples who were using a public beach for a spooning ground.
There doesn't seem to be any age limit when it comes to neck- ing in the great outdoors. Mr. Dulude said the woo pitched at the swimming holes was done by people ranging in age from 10 to 60
"It seems that old devil never dies," the Commissioner remark- ed. adding hastily that "90 per cent of the offenders are boys and girls from ill to 22."
Mr. Duiude confessed that it has him puzzled. "Sometimes," he said. "they'll try it in broad day- lightjsomctimcs at night-I can't understand it. Surcly any young- ster brought up properly would never do that sort of thing in public."
That is what Mr. Dulude said. The Commissioner said he wants responsible citizens to aid the playground stalls in cutting down on the opcn-air love-making,
So far, there have been no com- mcnts from the ncckers.
Mystery Unsolved Key Figure Passes
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With the recent death of John Doughty, 7i. a 30-year-old mystery remains unsolved. Mr. Doughty tves secretary to Ambrose J. Small, Toronto millionaire. who disappeared mysteriously Dec. 2. 1019. and hss never been seen since. Mr. Doughty was arrested and placed in the Kingston peni- tentiary for four years in con-
WHOLESALI HOUSE! closing 12 o'clock today,
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vonnwnou-rrire Biible soc- iety Meeting which has been ad. vertised to take place in the Klllsoton Baptist Church, is w be held in tho Kislgiboro Bdplilgt Church. Sunday. 1.30 o'clock, Rev, E. M. B. Wheelock will be the
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that their WPY must be in the Guardian mot later than noon the prev. 1°11! do!’ to guarantee insertion. WV“ C"? advertisers who tele. phone classifieds, etc. should pug. ticularly beer this in mind.
With The Kids 0n The Playgrounds
“And there they go"—the term most frequently used to describe the horses as they round the first turn in a race, will also be ex- pressed next week by parents when some 300 children leave by trucks for Dalvay on the play- grounds annual picnic. Parents
are also welcome to take the trip if they so desire. Hillsbor- ough youngsters will be the
first happy participants and are requested to be at the square at 1 o'clock sharp on Monday. Aug- ust 22nd. King Square children will go on Tuesday, Aug. 23rd at the same time and Connaught Square will hold it's big affair on Thursday, August 25th. Come early to register your names with
the supervisor and avoid the rush.
I O O O The I-iillsborough Square Pet
Show held on Thursday last was s decided success with everything on display in the line of pets from hens to rabbits. Many par- ents took the opportunity to wit- ness the showmsnshlp. which their. youngsters disiayed. in the ring and their happiness when they carried away a red, blue, o! yellow ribbon for their efforts Following are the prize winners who will compete against the other playgrounds at theannm- moth pet show to be held at Vic- toria Park in September.
Large dogs—1. Roger McLeod; 2. Terry Brown; 3. Carole Mich- eel.
Small dogs-i. Edward Red- mond; 2. Ralph Lsrter; S. Geor- gina Chandler and Paul Duffy. Kittens-l. Donna Brown; 2. Lorraine Redmond; 3. Barbara Ward. Special prize for kittens-l. George McGuignn and Joe Revel. Hens-l. Norma MacCaIIum; 2. Walter McGregor; 3. Maureen Boll.
Rabbits-l. June Hennessey. Unusual Pets-l. Yvonne Ran- ahan; 2. Kevin Lund; 8. Patsy Brown. Dolls without carriages — 1. Anne Bradley: 2. Dianna Mills and Sally Lund: 3. Carole Will- oughby and Phyllis Doyle.
Dolls and Carriages — 1. Anna Bradley; 2. S.sll.y lsund.
If it has wheels it will roll: if it has runners it will slide. That should be fair enough warning to get your pushmobiles in shape or built for the big Soap Box Derby which will be coming of! early in September. This has been always a drawing card in the post and spectators niways want to see something when they‘ come, so let's make it a real show and swamp the streets with vehicles of the home-made variety when the grcnt show is held the first week in September.
e a Hillsborough and Connaught Squares older girls bail teams got together for-n friendly outing on Friday evening of last week. A truck was provided by Mr. Char- les Ryan and the merry gang of pleasure seekers spent a very en-
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joyebie evening at Mr. Wilfred McKennlra cottage at Rosebank. Many thanks go to Messrs Ryan and McKenns for their generous hospitality. - O
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No major events are scheduled for this week on the playgrounds due to_ the gathering of thc clans at the Old Home Week fes- tivities and all squares will be closed on Thursday afternoon. WILDE-ROGERSON WEDDING The wedding was soiemnlzed on Saturday. August 6th. in St.‘ Giles Presbyterian Church Ottawa by Reverend Ingan-Vencts of Christine. Ruilh, daughter o! Mrs. Rodgcreon and the late Dr. James Alexander Rodgerson of Prince Edward Island to Mr. Arthur Hugh Wilde. son oi the late Mr. and Mire. Joseph Wildo of Toronto. » The bride who was given in marriage by her bmther-irl-iaw. Mr. Hes-beet Hammond wore en ivory ehentung suit with cinnamon accessories and e corsege of yellow roses end eiedioii. She was attended by her sister, Miss Helen Rodgersooi of Boston who wore on aqua suit with brown accessories and s. cor-sage of pink roses. Mr. Don Ruggies of Toronto acted as groomsrnsn and the users were Mr. Everett More! and Mir. Ronald Msckle of ‘Downto- The bride's mother wore navy blue with white accessories and o come“ o1 pink and white carnat- tions.
Aster a reception at the Oils/two Laurler. Mr. and Mrs. Wilde left M’ a honeymoon in Montreal and tfhe Laurentian Moimtaina. They will be at homo after August 15th at 1U Glenvale Boulevard Lcaside. Ontario.
___.____ HAMPSHIRE W: I.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hampshire Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Younker on Tuesday even- ing, August 0th.
Meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode and repeating tho Creed in unison. The roll call was responded to with is members and three visitors present. The minutes were then read and ap- proved. Thore were four thank-
you notes received. The corres-
pondence was then read and dis-
cussed. The collection was taken up, amounting to $1.10, and also 72c for the Gift Fund.
The reports from the various committees were heard and the bill of $2.00 for the sick was re- ceived and paid.
The new ‘committees were ap- pointcd as follows: Lunch com- mittee, Mrs. George Kitson, Mrs. Hedley MacPherson, Mrs. Winsloe Watts, and Mrs. Everett Clow; school committee, Mrs. John Ed- wards; sick committee, Mrs. Ches- tcr Edwards and Miss Lyla Watts.
Mrs. George Kitson invited the members to meet at her home for the September meeting. Note change, Monday, Sept, l2th.
The program of the meeting
Hibbert Tremcre who put on a contest which was much enjoyed.
At the close of this part of the meeting Mrs. John Edwards road an appropriate address and Mrs.
was under the direction of Mrs. _
Ralph Younker presented one of our members, Mrs. Richard Mac- LEBH. with silver salt and pepper shakers, to mark the occasion of her silver wedding anniversary,
Mrs. MacLean in her pleasant manner expressed her thanks to the members for their thoughtful- ness. All joined in singing "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow," then the bride of 25 years was heart- ily bounced.
It was moved and seconded that the meelln! be adjourned, follow- ed by singing the National An- them,
Lunch was served by the host- E55. assisted by the committee in charge.
BEDFORD. England - (c P) - At work in a churchyard. boys of Bedford Modern School found what may be parts of the tomb of Sir William Hnrpur (1496-1573). the school founder.
BLAST nuns swnwnnncs‘ i ___.. | WFTE- NQPWIY-(CPJ-Vaeate‘ ionera at this seaside town werq downcsst when the boiler e1 o; local cellulose plant exploded. Seventy tons of fuel oil spilled into the fiord and covered the water with a black greasy dim,
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GRANUM. Alta. — (OP) -— Diso- to crowded conditions in the Hut.» terite colony here, about, 115,11 o‘ the members have migrated m y new colony at Wainwright, in easte ceniral Alberta.
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land —- 1GP) ——Every year for th last 20, wagtaiis have nested Ln small "cave" formed by lumps of coal in a wharf. Every yeag- 11v, eggs have been laid and five ilcdglirlgs born. ‘
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