THE . GU'ARDlAN. cnAiu;o1'ri:'rowN 1 me EASTERN GUARDIAN" lg...i.g... mi...
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The Ourdlnu may be bought at the following places in Mos-taguc: Blue Dunc Restaurant. and lgllldlll Omeeg In Georgetown: The Punt Omoci In Bonus: The lunch In sud ll. mounds ls sou.
-PAGE EIGHT A M ' ' llugas - creed Wedding
..' A very lnvely wedding was sol- emnized yesterday morning at St. Paul's Church, sturgeon. when Rev. F. Mullaley united in mar- riage Irene Cecilia, daughter at ...!NATIONAI. FILM Board ....'0Ull FALL and winter coat Mr, and Mrs, Philip Creed, Stur- showing films. I-leatherdale Hall. display is now complete. Jo Anna geon. uni Ernest Michael son otThu1'ldIY. Sept. 30th. Lunches. Dress Shop. Montague.
Bmnm D"”"' i-Mu Nan Nicholson M t .. . , on ague.
SPECIAL SEPTEMBER SALE L
SEPT. 17th to 29:1: ii...
Molasses. best quality. extra special price. Gel .. 19: Ebs '0' I u s u emu Muss u 0
..'Mrs. W. M. Dewar. Brudeneil. was hostess to the members of the Ladiee' Auxiliary at the Canadian l Legion. Montague branch. at their regular meeting Monday eveningl The president. Mrs. Harry Hi;-l ginbouham. presided. E and tihc meeting opened in regular fonn with the observance of one min- i
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Shows 3:30-7-9 M" "d M”
Menrs. John MacDonald, syl-
Souris. , t . Y to , . ute .il e. ..E3”...lJ3S: .:?;”f..?..lti:t”.:3..1 3":.”.' W" ” ””"'”" in M" l:.?.”.”:...”:..:. .323. i:5.i:';.f:.:. L Roll :';”.g ... .....i.... ..f.31.-6 PICKLING ONIONS. io lbs. fol . . ... . .. 39: s I 5... . .. V i mm m Mow-sue on Mona-v-. ,,e,:';.g;:"i,;;:-...T."e.3;,';" 3:3. .,. PICKLING VINEGAR. 1 gal. gar .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. 19: white orchids. and a pearl neck- Mis Helen Lancli-igan of the M P t the secret” Mr -m, h. Huch; ' lace. the glilt of thdc groom. M thle Conv:lcsce;;it Home, wnr; bu:i::ssCvaimFot;eltl(.) W md &pp5'l;oved5'" gulls M" I & PCT Elll s . . . . . . . . u u o o o o o e 176 h b cl 5 i, Miss ar .0 (tie. s span in er vaca- -' p ' ' ..- - Cried? ,,...',. fgmiiie hrlde. also worg tion in sturgeon, p,xE. In and on Monday. & rE;'r;ieiv3;isitl:;l1.:zolt:z:'lIl(l,ml;::vorz-:!(1l Mfg: lnyllll VCllIy 01.. 2 Elli! E0? . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256 . :..:::z..::””::l .29: .?t:2....";2"2? "”””' "L St... ..-ma-. couiinr BANK. Malcolm n........i. '.... ....' Robin Hood ROLLED oars. 5 lb. -pkg. . . . . .. 45: irwo-curl EXCITEMEIIT" mm ..::;” l.2'..l”.l.:.t.:l ; '31.”: .E;ifl.'::f:; fl-””.?...5ii;l1ii;”. "::'.:...:.::i"::i Aylmer roMAro cmur ...... .. .. zo. i. u v. . ' . . so 5 t i ”' gape 5.l,1(l,p50or.?l(.l.' 3 Mn V” um ill at his home in Montaguen I 0! Allin D. MacLeod. Mount HODC ""99 m"”t'h5t Sever” hm. we" cCI'llCflOll ECT Eln . n . . . e . e o e o a . . . . . . . . 0 o e l6C
farmer and mill,operatoi'. was held presented by the treasurer. Mrs.
Following the ceremony is re-
,Wl0-FISTED ax: Magic BAKING POWDER. 1 ll). tin . . . . . . . . . . . .-. . . 27:
George Precce. and it was moved
. -' E the Law Courts Building in ceptlon (or the immediate relatives ',"C"n'D HEALTH CON!-Elll glh 1 new 1 d . . d d d an t 111,111 be M .
mm. W, ,,,e,,d, he... a, me home :.n..bs....2. 3.... Hall, Friday. M.-rg. ,..w,;10,,,,y,;7e,;.;3,m13etu:;s w...::c:,".;,,.,,,r,.:...,.i...,.:g.. rmii Stock Fitted ones. 1 lb. pkg. .... .. .. . . . .. is.-. of the bride's parents. The bride's 99"" 9” 5- rm F4 7' M- an; the Bankru cc Act N egL- plans for taking charge of the h ' ' In table was heaiitiiully decorated, filgellgfe ”n';:ln::ll:1;'e;ln::dl0 mhml lmue of the vgiul. of the 15591.5 canteen at the Legion carnivll in c one qua 'y' P.r "n ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' E ' ' c hast :3: tliielr gieeddichcglli:;k:”35;vh?Cr:”3g ' ;vas mhsde bu: claims put in be; October. Ituwss tdocltliegl lod 0:11;. OI. flll . . . . . . p - . . . . . . .,. o s . . s u e 156
r ' r - - are e meeing w -c: s apccia mce nga a aer ae o . l 9 cut in the traditional manner by nullllgf: I;gl::O.F;f):”;:f". 2:! Hz”. creditors 323,136.73; ;)3ll'(,'lErlle:lcL::xl:!- make final arrangements. l-CTQI PICl(CQO & l Sunlight o 010 . s - 0 45C Cowboy 'v the bride and groom. The toast to H03 ":1 M 0 e f” 93?) gig,” 31,379.22; and ungccurgd At the close of the meeting the Bu-"ER P ff. - B d '5 65 "16 bride VH1-'3 Tcslmndfd l0 by 1119 he, pvacguonog.lg;.;r1oll:ep:l;:,? I3; creditors 39,719.90. The Eastern members enjoyed a social hour, I . chon ran ' P.' ' ' ' ' ' ' "' ' l ' ' ' ' ' ' c K:-oom. V . -A Hamaxy rust Company were Ilppoinitcd featuring a sinilsson-3 with Mrs. Fl-'5'. SI"-.dd.d 1 lb. . . g . . . ' . . . 43: The happy yniiiisz rouple lull g trustee and. together with four Atwood MacDonald as pianist. A
l0l-11' the Mafillmfs On lhcir h0n9.V- M, Dan Mmxemie .1. Em, inspectors. were auLhorizcd cu hearty vote of thanks was con- Lynn Valley. OI. l'llI . . 0 . u o 0 one orv.--cu 20C
moon. after which they uill reside dein 'spem the weekq; "t ma obtain legal assistance it consid- vcyed to Mrs. Dewar by the 2 - "1 S0UYl5- ' V I-1 3 erod necessar to deter i uhc arcsident and everyone 'olned in As! 0 0" H" - - - - - - - - - 0 - - - - 0 0 0 ' ' 0 U 0 0 0" 0 0 0 - 0 16:
Mme ”' ms p””"l5 '" LN" position uithyr rd lmns: l I lainging "For She's A .lolly'Good Klppikgp sNAcK5 3 I f ' 25 --r---A A Wv- e V e a o c 'e' .
wasrr DRAYTON. Middlesox. M”””5”e' credilois. E U i Fellow". A delicious lunch was ' l M Er 9"” - - - - - - ' - o ' - W ' - c
En-gland. Scpl. 18eiAPi-A R. A. M... F. aii'(.-raft. man was sentcncorl to- ” day to two yeiirs in prison by is
Good Quality BROOMS. extra special price, only . . . 98: Old English Liquid FLOOR WAX. pint sin . . . . . . . . . 49c
served by the hostess. qpslsted b.V lvlra. Pi-cecc. Mrs. I-ligglnvbothavm. Mrs. Wm. MacLean and Mrs. in
Richard Elli. inna, is -.i'”'''" JOE” spending a few days with her
. . . d h v . - - -, cgurt lmartial wliii-hf convicted him F::5ge,le34o::g:gu:on in 1” Jmy Mar-Larcn. . o vio ating the o icials Secrets ' ' - - Act. AC. amid Rodney Stuffins. Mm Mm, Swim. Nam Dam to Boston, Mm, mu WW Other Groceries all at Special Bargain Prices.
1.0. formerly was it lypist in the
. - . v . . . v N l( t i G to . omcc of Mr Marshal Sir BBS” Academy, Charlottetown. spent Mis. Melvin Eyrne and iim (.llll- V” 5 Wm I1 Come W11
the wcck-end at the home of her drcn are spending some time with
E b' . .h L . . . . i. . J3.” ”.'."L"l FlW:LC.9E:"1"i gdaxepsmr. and Mxs.Axrsuiman. Mrzs. avrnes mother new in in-es- were. Refrigerators. Washing Machines. Radios. Elec- tg - 0" 38115 en . E.-.. and Miss Helen Murphy. employee?
H -E lric Appliances. etc. . J. Mi-s. Dunlop has returned to Miss Norma Siniiott. n lornir-ii M 3- 5; Mnnlmnld 5 c0mP'mY. DPTOMLTRIST Mon-treal aitei. spending a few school teacher, has taken a posi. of Caiduzaii. Sp('llL the weekend. and see an fh. sP.cial Ex",a Bargahn.
days with her brother and sister lion in one of the larger stores in V"l'h mt” P'”'"l5- Ml” Md M”. ”"”" ""' 5.'.'z.j'”'l" G'””” SALE ENDS SEPT. 29. "51.
- Also on sale: Drugs. Dry Goods. Building Supplies. Hard- Miss Louise Murphy of the staff of DeBlols Bros. Charlottetowii,
WALTER BALDWIN-AUNE TOW SIEVE DARRKU.
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hooiey. the City. William Murphy. . Montague. .e-A
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Msiiuel oi
Mrs. Dan MacDonald. St. Petr
MONTAGUE, P. E. I. M13 51- Clair C0311? 19” 5'65l:9F' ev"s, spent a weekend in this vic-
. day t 0,... e h; S. d-e5 . . . . Charlottetown motored to George- Scrlal Otlice Hfsgrzlgl stv Dl?nsfan'snL:JnivelEsity'U lCha:- gigyierwith her father, Mi. M. .1. (Own an Sunday and were nuts Cummlv 2: 52PA-MEL 1og,gegown. ' ,pp. or Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenkins. ” h 0 I ' Miss Teresa O'Brien. NOll'0D21inC Mi? mt the pm” we" M"'oCh"l' . . Cartoon y '9'” '""'""' Convent. spent a recent weekend llzieanlgl liggsmglga
om.-, C II” ad WI, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C 0 ac t Walter A. O'Brien at their suin- Mmuel 0! Ch”lcm"lOwn'
mu stow mer residence here. m T .E Mr. Lawrcnce s. Batchilder. cin-
Bristol School. wlilcli ii-as closed la” Henry I-'”59"- Mrv 090'” Murray River
ior some days while the rooms While 3”” M1'- 3- w- I-"1V"'-' ''"0' Plans
GENERAL MERCHANT. Murray River. P. E. Island
were hem; .p...med' has ,.e..,.,..ned toi-ed to Charlottetown recently again with Miss Frances Siiiiiott when HWY lltendm I MGGNHIAOI as teacher, N. the Provincial Public servants As- socistion. held in the Vocational hm M M”m3l'9"' NE A much
FIEIICE TITLE
THE rm THAT WON l E l
have been finalized for Canadian Navy. are vteiting their
. .. w lng completion oftheir -E the conmucuon of 3 new agmom M... Maume Amomi who has mm; at p.-mm of w,1,. com". appreciated duet was rendered by homes follow 1 ALL THE ”()S(,'ARS” school at Murray River this fall. been with Fenncll and ClmildlFl"3 gr;-1 LE Jenn” "G M” Myilg 5l'mme”Tlc”deml":r:l:;'n' fpnlrlif r:l::g:d'ge?S:a.s”l wnL:m;?::l.l;: The old school has been declared hardware store for quite a ten A 181118 Crowd attended an nll.H'- 3 ""u' ' ' "aw" my 3 ” 9 '
or cadets which recently returned among the Arabs of the tltn cen- irom a voyage to the United tury as ”The sword of God”. Kingdom. -
unuseable, and the new one to be years. has answered the cnll to the 1100" 59I'ViCe 011 Slmdky. SCDL 16. erected in the same lot, will N. Army and has left, for training 0;; iii the Georgetown Baptist Church. Olflcer Cadets Richard DeLoi1v place it. the mainland. The speaker was Rev. Roy Camp- and Arnold Murphy, of the Royal
Plans call for It huilding 100 '- , .- Er CAR OWNERSE
feet by 261,; feet, with three class- Miss Agatha. MacDonald and
rooms and basement. 1: will be friends Mary and .Tillic Gaitthior. heated by an electric oil mi-nace left last week to return to Mom- V L 5 YOU FRE0llEllTlY ASK
and will also have running wnsi-, real to resume their duties alter
TO-DAY
Mnllilvc .'l:.'l0
lilveninlz, 6:4.) s 9205 and indoor plumbing, Th; mom; spending a summer-long vacation will be occupied by grades one to It lhelr home! here. .. ? -.. three, four to seven, and eight to " Ejj 7 """"E" ' ten. Mr. John '1'. Valley. is TPl.lrN'l The total cost. is estimated pt school teschcr. was 8 weekend vis- - - . 513,030.00, Mr, William whiggway ltor here from the City. He has is the contractor. The present, many friends here whore he spent " mm trustees who will be looking after '8GV0l”I1 YEN"! as teacher in St. on the construction of the new school Peter's Lake School. are E. K. Johnston. Jack Ferguson. -- - and Vance Strickland. Mr. George Collin. who has been . . employed in the City lor some time as a car-body mcclianlc,plans to open a shop in the village here and at present. is working on sev- eral jobs at Mr. Jay's garage.
WILL llEPl'lE.SEllT
(Continued from Page 1)
Rs d l ' th 1 Congratulations nre being ex- V
V cnnfllflltiorlll uliferlt? in Jimgsdiggilril lfeti'deV'llctl:r)ldllis n:ld?l.alll'l.: le:t.erl(1): - How 7” I '::"Pd7g '.:':,'..,..',',.m 5'90"” l WY 0 Ml 3' "'9 "El", oi Vernon. Mary O'Brien of Morell dancing contests which i-ame to n Should! use a standard or ml" "W "' mes or when advertised as pro-
won the fourth prize and Louis close recently in the City. Miss u pumium gggeling In my gay? "gig. ."fnf hlgwgunf McGuire. Morell sixth. Arlene Gauthier of Bristol won iirst in whh mm "H m",.. M "I" . . ' . 7 gobilrtsoixiwutoi lginglsboro and the seimi-Pnals but lost. the chnm- Tim dwmds on u" make ohm" W” You mill" "Y draining "J A hiaiximolgi-l;Iswou:fI:o;Il:.:::l:. .. on 2. in n emon won ions o a man. ' ' out an. o sow . . Pllllllll seventh and eighth Prue, ,rgspcct- p p --- A iirrsenl rar. All'new Dodse en- rlelhlns 00170"? ll"k!l'”"'l""" M” m ucepllioml "M, 1...... ivelyl . ..M... Herb Kenny has "comm grim are designed to operair I to time. in cold weatier aways . hus.h”mn,,wh..h.Pt"uu" The xlnuhmo club won me mp the Sm news that hm oldest broth unh maximum perlormanre and . lseep your tank weillilled nlhis reduces rid." on an" wind. ho” m. "wand p honors in the showing of both or Bill Kenny passed away in WP '5irl0ntjl' Willi ordinary lII0lIl0- the amount of condensation. Witha 1951 H” h '1.” ha" 0' mg mime”, dun. coclcerels and pullets. Bs'ldwin's Providence, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. Dads!-'-0' "WHO. you rlnnol 6ll!eI'ieIIf0 me am”: 0' Im M mm”, "d .110.”
439 ' ' EXTRA! NEWS OF THE WEEK
ciclt"i"."ii'E"il"iili's WORTH WEST
Wllilli i as
HAPDEN '"i
Road was second in the showing at cockerels. Moi-ell, third and Ver- non, fourth.
Morell placed second in the class for pullets. Vernon wn third and Baldwin's Rood fourth.
Birdie Kitson of Kingsboro showed the grand champion cockerel and won n. pen hm: pencil set. The reserve champion
ooekerel was shown by Gsrth Webster. Morell who won a water- msn's Fountain Pen.
.1. D. MseLeod of Vernon show- ed the grand champion pullet snd
W011 I Pen and pencil set. The reserve champion pullet was shown by Lorraine McDermid,
Morell who won a fountain pen. Conducting the competitions was Mr. Hush Mscbean oi the Prov- "iclll Dmsrtment of Agriculture and C. 8. Scranton of the Domin- l0n Dwertment of Agriculture. The oral examination was given by Messrs Hank Tinnsy ma .1, 3, Arsenault.- Mr. Fred nu-lgmu ludsod the poultry and Mr. 1-. M. Nash. who supervised the contest. acted as rnuter of ceremonies mu
, passed out the prises.
special prises tor the poultry competitions were donated by the iollowing firms: The P. I. I. Ap- proved Hook Association; Osnuds Psckera Limited: Island chick Hatchery 00.: Centre! Egg and
Poultry Btstton; noysl racking 00lIIDIny: Dillon end lplllows; M. A. Peters.
i Tllllllng Ilow ly Ilow Fight Filming
runs-ni . nonunion . Middleweight championship Mime: snvim - cmtoi.
comma ' iuon.-rue.-wed.
Herb Kenny had visited Bill in R. I. only 3 few weeks ago when thrv motored up for ii short stay. Tm sympsthy of this entire vicinity goes out in them at this time.
Georgetown and Vicinily
Mr. and Mrs. George White were recent visitors to Charlottctowii.
Mrs. George Allen of Boston. Mum. is visiting her sisters. Mills Margaret and Miss Jennie Loo Richards.
Miss Bernice Clory and Miss Phyllis -Mcswiiin. who are t'n1nl0y- ed in Bouris, spent. the weekend at their homes in Georgetown.
. Hurry Maccorinell or the staff of Oanade Packers Ltd. in Ohsrlottatown. was I weekend guest at his home in Georgetown.
Miss Jesn Mscconnell. student of Prince of Wales College. spent. I recent weekend with her parents. Mr. Ind Mrs. J.A.n. Mscconnell.
Miss Pearl Alien. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen. and Miss ltthel Allen. sister of Mr. Fred Al- len. left a few days ego to return
POULTRY lVAlll'pEIl Buying daily
Live or Dressed
Poultry EASTERN PACKING 00., LTD. Sourls
under varying weather cundlllons?
How can I ludu the amount cl 0 choking my cur requires ta mm
1?.l'.;?.'2.liiitl.'::l3iii;5?.Zi'3l.?&ttf5 . ..:.. in the gas tank which keeps the entire . u - W
luel system free lrosri din and waier'. It's E l
sellvcleanlng. loo. from the wishing g -gggm action of the gas in the uni.
slow down and uniemnu stop
now Dodge can use equipped with
an Automatic Electric Choke
which make: starting easier - par- licularly in mid weather. and avoids wasteful oven-hokiug.
M
&
Q ll my loo! brake should fail will
A Pnlortunalely. you cannot. But
my parking luako allll operate?
' Yes. ll you own a Dodge. The Dodge nun; brake is coas- Kldlely independent ol the ho:
rake. operating on a drum o! in man fastened to the ropeller shalt. When the propeller she I is locked, the wheels cannot turn. In many cars the parking lmlro operates on the two sear drums oi the loot broke.
a
In late of the lslgli cost of body 0 repairs, wliy don't all can Mn
detachable Indus?
ll would seem shes sonic manulsc- A Iurers hove secrliced the practical lot at ling. All Dodge leaders In holml on and are easily removed
mall?
Why is mu sun riding in unto 0 can so thing?
rear seat places you in an uncom-
fortable position without support
under and behind tho knees. Dodge rlialr-lilgh seals, lmtli front and rear. give you proper knee and bark snppnrl - let you ride long distances in eomlorl. -
E
0 How can I but protect my engine
A That's lwraim ll luvs. sloped-hack
from the din and abrasives which cQ'ect in the all?
You Ilmuldlnsllll an em-lent'oll A him. if your ear is not so equip-
ped. Not only are all Dodge Coro-
net and ileum models equipped with a highly eleleut Mlcroule Oil Filter as standard equipment. but all Dodge models give you added protection with a Floating Oil Intake. This type 0! intake draws only the clean all lrorn just below the urine. prevenllng both surlcee loans and lumen sludge li-on entering the oil
0 Why do my windshield WE
working whenll eculuelu In engine-ohun when I need than thou?
That's 1 llttlulteeliuieal but liei'e"l A the ssuwsr in simplest lei-mu. Your
wiper is a vacuum type. openml
iron the vacuum in the iniske manifold. This vacuum is highest wh the engine is idling-lowest when tls engine is under full load. such as vh you call for int uecelentlon. so 10!"; vacuum wipers slow tlown. With the nave Dodge one you do not esperlenca this' trouble as they are equipped with eon- mnl-speod cleeirle windahleldylpsrs.
l
ls time any real dmemm lni Q the various types cl on menus?
Yes. there no vast dllerences. FM example. all Dodge ears use u heavy-duty ell-ball: air cleaner. in "dust stern" costs. thh typo cluaae peeved Inch -use oielcnt than imllnuy nut-mo Ilian mm at the nun. And. Illa 1.000 Illlel 0! driving It proved to be still 9l'7o eaeleni. or nearly amt. um on other was oi
123-127 mm ST.
to laellitate replacement or repair. I
iii... all some of the mo... for none: DEllEllDAIILIl'Y,""COMFORl' 'Aiio ECONOMY; and wliy we say 'Duua,Da;au(al(a DeJye(oc5au(auaeayasdyu'll4s(o-slt(osyt444;:
lines. clelllflo
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mu: A2307
in. o. iiiuiiiouii; ciuriouamui.
E. K. JOHNSION. Murray River