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ii AUCTION SALE

AT CARDIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th AT 1:30 O'CLOCK

1 am instzucted by the executors of the Morson Estate to 1 large office desk and swivel chair, 1 wol- nut sofa (old), 2 walnut tables (old), 2. tabla; (unique), 1 (mo. mans (old), 1 silver cruet stand (old), 1 brass knocker for door, 1 oak buffet, 1 oak book-case, 3 small book cases, flower stands and vases, bedsteads, dressers, chairs, crockery, bedroom sets, brass ' inrdiniere and stand, wicker chair and hamper, kitchen range (Fawcett), 1 open front stove, 1 coal hod, tongs and shovel, 1 floor polisher, glass dishes, chafing dish, brass kettle, oil lamps, oil stove, electric toaster, tennis raquet, boots and skates, pair skis, post-hole digger, hay fork, scales,1 cream separator ‘I set platform scales (Fairbanks), and all articles too numerous to mention. if wet, next fine day.

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OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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.--_r JOINT‘: IONTAGUE: Harold I. IAIIIII. A1588 Allied. In. Byron ' Stewart. Ill Harriet Olall’. AGINT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Larera. _ AGENTS SOUBIS: Miss Enid Richards and Gordon Isrrdl

The Guardian may he belllht at an: of the following places in Montague: Mil Q. A. Llowellyo; llra Ola).

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"THE GUARDIAN. _ CHARLOTTETOWN

NORTH IMIIICIN llll. L. 5. STEVENSON lrssnelr Manager "t. 14o RICHMOND s1. ' All Profits

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..'BUIJOVIA WATCHES. O. R. Boehner, Jeweller, Montague

3200 BEAUTIFUL hand hooked i~ugs‘on display for sale at Brace, McKay do Company, Summerslde.

..'FOIt SALE. - Well-digging outfit consisting of Power Plant about 200 ft. Pipe, 12 Drills, 3 Reamers, Pipe Dies. Cutters and all necessary tools. Apply Alan Nicholson, Montague.

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The Capitol Theatre unwrapps a‘

surprise package from Hollywood today when Columbia's “Best Man Wins" had its iLst showing. The ﬁlm more than lives up to the ad- vance stories of its skillful blend- ing of ccmedy and sentiment. its heartwarming, down - to - earth characters and the real entertain- ment packed into every minute of its too short running time.

Based on Mazk Twain's funniest story, “The Celebrated Jumping Frog o! Calaveras County," the picture relates the adventures of an incorrigible but lovable rogue

h ‘d bet th at the d 0 :11 hat Uﬁldlarllyﬂ lllogund in lhl, love of his young son something that he wasn't willing to gamble on.

As the best. man of the title. lliidlgar Buchanzn ha; an‘ Lactose

olday. and e a es u a - vantage of it. turning in the best jab filalhbirCzfijﬁi‘. opposittle léii-rmén

ereo orig paen we is the lovely English actress, Anna Lee. Her quiet underplaying is a perfect foil for Buchanan's genial blustcring. Also featured are Rob- ert. Shayne, properly pompous as a judge and rival of the gamblei, and cute youngster Gary Gray, a perfect reason for the hero's de- cision to mend his ways.

Edward l-luebschs screenplay re- turns Buchanan to Dawson's Land- ing. Missouri, flat broke after sev- eral years in California. He learns that. his wife is divorcing him to marry the judge and give their son "advantages." With the aid of his jumping frog. he wins enough money for hotel rent. Then. exper- iencing a fabulously lucky winning 51,1151: (helped along by acme simple raises). he hbuys higzckbhis son's greyhound w ch cen sold. races him against. the Judi!“ champion at a country fair and- wins. But he had secretly bet on another dog! However, the story works out to everyones complete satisfaction and delight.

Seen in supporting parts are Hobart Cavanaugh, Bill Sheffield. Marietta Canty and Paul Burns John Sturges directed for producer Ted Richmond.

WOMAN OF THE FUTURE

MELBOURNE. Australia -(CP) —A 14-year-old girl hero has an- ticipated evolution hy about 10,000 years by failing to grow tour of the normal bicuspid teeth, her dentist says. Scientists say that the human jaw is growing small- er and hicuspids will eventually be non-existent.

OLD SUPERSTITION

For centuries in England, rings blessed by the sovereign _ csll- ed cramp rings _ were worn to ward of! attacks of cramp, scrot- ula and epilepsy.

H. J. MABON

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Mount Stewart

Rev. Vincent Drake and Mrs. Drake arid family have returned to Boston, having spent. the past three weeks visiting Mrs. Chcster ooﬂin, Mt. Stewart, and friends in Savage Harbour and Head of Hillsboro.

Mr. and iura. Roby Bond and family are visiting friends and relatives in Nova scotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd of New Waterford. N.S., are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Shepherd.

Miss Mary Roach, whohas been visiting her brother. Dr. Joseph Roach, has returned to her home in New Waterford, N. S. .

Miss Gloria Feehan is spending a week's vacation visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Gar- rett, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. James McInnls of Nashua. N.H., were visitors at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Montague McKay on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. McInnis intend to take up residence in Mt. Stewart.

Many friends of Mr. Daniel J. MacDonald are glad to hear that he has returned home after being a patient in the City Hospital.

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UTTLE HARBOUR. W. I.

Ari interesting meeting was held in Little Harbour School on the evening of Tuesday. August 10th, when the ladies of the district met with the Supervisor to form a Women's Institute Branch.

Alter a discussion on the aims and objectives of the Institute program the following officers were appointed: President, Mrs. Clarence Ching; vice-president, lvirs. J. C. MacKinnon; secretary. Miss Nellie Foley. Mrs. L. F. Power. Mrmlteuben Maclnnis and Mrs. Charles MacPhee were ap- pointed directors and Mrs. Anna Jarvis and Mrs. D. A. Foley, aud- itors. ~

It. was decided to atppoint pro- gracn convcnors to correspond with the Provincial convenorships. Mrs. J. C. MacKinnon was appointul convenor of citizenship; Mrs. Anna Jarvis. convenor of child wel- fare; Mrs. Chas. MacPhee, con- venor 0d Home Economics; Miss Nellie Foley, convenor of agricult- ure. and Mrs. J. C. MacKinnon and Miss Nellie Foley, joint, con- venors of dramatics.

The Little Harbour Women's Institute plan to hold their regu- lar monthly meetings at the members’ homes on the second Tuesday of each month and Mrs. J. C. MaoKlnnon kindly in- vited the group to her home for the special August meeting which is to be held on the 24th.

Georgetown And Vicinity

the homo of Mrs. Ella Maclilii- non.

Mrs. Spurgeon Walker visited for a. few days in O‘l..eary during last week. .

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burke of Charlottetown are spending their vacation in Georgetown where they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gotell.

Ori Friday the Georgetown Telephone Central Pay Station was installed in the home of Mr and Mrs. William Murphy, Rich. cnond St.

Mr. F. J. solomon has returned home from a few weeks’ visit in New York City. having accomp- anied his son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cored- ini. on their return there follow- ing their vacation in Georgetown.

Maioi- J. A. MacDonald or Car- digan, provincial president o4 e11; Canadian Lesion. was s. visitor to Souris on Thursday. on business in connection with the Provincial Melon Convention to be new there on Labour Day,

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The regular monthly meeting 1,1 the Glen Valley Women's Insti. tute was held August 4th 111, 1,11, home of Mrs. Vernon Glllis. 111s president presided. Meeting open. cd with the Ode followed by mg creed in unison. R011 c511 w“ answered by five members with three visitors present. Cullecﬂgq amounted to 40c. Minutes were read. approved and signed. pm. cecds from ice cream social and bazaar $2110.

NFW sick committee. Mrs. Cy rus Martin and Mrs. Leslie Mac. Powell. Program, Mrs. Kenneth MavDouiell and Mrs. Vernon G1,. its. Roll call for next meeting, "A Plvkle Recipe.’ Mrs. Kenneth MacDciwell invited members m her home fnr next meeting,

Meeting adjourned,

Lunch was served by hostess assisted by Mrs. Cyrus Maj-gm

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of the First World War his e.i viable reputation was How well he performed his dunes was told by his comrades as eeif praise was foreign to his nature. During the gassed and never joyed his former good health. a factor no doubt his life. During his long career of 75 years he met. and mixed with all classes of people. One of tiie finest tributes l can give fifty years acquaintance: "I re- joice to say I never heard him

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Cross Roads and churches

and who were pleased to renew old friendships.

The ideal surroundings and pita- snnt weather were conducive to an afternoon of pleasure to both old and young. Volley ball. swimming, races, and various other games verc enjoyed. After these many activities the bountiful supper provided by the ladies was thoroughly enjoyed. The ed with delight especially by the children. At the close of the day all de- parted for their homes feeling that a profitable afternoon o1 fellowship had been spent. Much credit is due the pastor l..ic Byron Hewlett for his untiring efforts in organizing this event. The following are the winner: in the various races: Boys under Qiyears. l. Glen Benton 2. Blair Scranton and Maurzce MacCabe. 3. Milton Jenkins. Boys over 8 years 1. Sheldon Boston 2. Bobby Carver 3. Ekland Wood Girls under i0 years. l. Gall Prowse. 2. Myra Joan Wood 3. Louise Jenkins. Women: 1. Mrs. Winston Jenkins. 2. Joyce Gay 3. Freda Richards. Men: 1. Baird Judson 2. Bryer Jones 3. Byron Howlett

A Tribute

The oft repeated statement, in the midst of life we are in death was clearly inaicited when Mr. Fred Stillman passed away on July l6. 1948, just three weeks after he paid his annual visit to the writer's home. with ‘he char- acteristic remark. "Be saving up I'll be here next. year."

His early days were Jpsat in the state of Maine where he me". and married Miss Eliza Young cf Kingsboro, P. E. I. White tl-icre he was employed in the lumber woods and potato growing inaus- try. About 50 years ago no settled on a small farm at Basin l-iearl. which he carefully cultivated also supplimenting his earnings by as- sisting people of all occupati-ns when they needed help. Ln this way he came in direct contact with a lot of people who were at- tracted first by his jovial manner then by his honesty and faith~ ftlnasa to any duty entrusted to

m. A great lover of dumb animals which he regarded as friends rather than possessions. l-iis method with his horses was lu "teach" never to “break". he had very little school education but was arr apt student in the "school of life". Wherever itc went he was the "life of the part1)". A master of repartee no never descended to sarcasm, ‘ais replies were sugar coated aiir‘ thought provoking and contained a tonic more lasting than drug- gists dispense. For instance when a neighbour asked on a snowy "May day" morning. "did you do much farming yet?" like a fllolt came the reply, "Not verra fiilltli.

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A very enjoyable afternoon wad spent ori Saturday, August ‘i. when the congregation of Hazelbraoc. Alexandra held a. very successful picnic at Mr. J. D. MacRaes shore Tea Hill. The large crowd present included many visitors from the surrounding communities as well as several who were home on holidays

AUGUST 16. 1948

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His funeral service was held in the Kingaboro Church conducted by Rev. H. R. Bell and attended

by the whole countryside and graced by the presence of his former comrades from far anc.

near who fcelingly carried out.

their beautiful commital service

at. the graveside in Kingsboro Cemetery. Farewell old friend Fred Still-

man. Accept this tribute from

one who has known and eiijoyec. your company your memory till we meet in the

and shall cherish

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