JULY 16. 1953 J?

The San Francisco earthquake of 906 caused 45?. deaths and proper- ly. damage estimated at 3500.000,-

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.. CHARLOTTETOWN -

MONDAY 2 0

JULY

nouncer with a persuasive power all his own, will ring out next Monday morning, when the King Bros. and Cr tlani old-fashioned circus parade w nds its way through Cha.riottetown'a downtown streets- just as in the days of long ago. It is the only major circus parade in America.

The big show,-anti it is big, be- ing one of the two largest in the world. comes to Charlottetown un- der the auspices of the Kinsmen Club for performances, afternoon and night, at Exhibition Park. The city will be well aware of its pre- sence when the thrilling and spec- tacular procession oi Spangleiand wonders pass through the shop- ping district about 11.30 show day morning. A glittering assemblage with all the old-time circus par- ' sde features, - bands, air-or- ', gans and the fanious old steam caliiope: a whole herd of ponder- ous elephants, and great. lines of mounted circus stars; clowns. clown carts and novelty vehicles; scores of open cages and dens fili- ed with wild animals, - all shapes and colors, dispositions and idle- syncrasies - the striped and the spotted, the fawn colored and the beige, - those of the bellowing ' voice and those with the sibllant murmur, and finally, those animals which have nothing to say at all. They'll all be there in the long and exciting "march past" just. as in the days of long ago.

It will be 9. great opportunity for the youngsters of the present day who have never before seen a. real, old-time circus street parade. And many of their elders too, will recall the day when they saw their first circus parade. when the par- ade show day morning was as much I. part of the circus as was the show itself. Many oldsters will also remember the early arrival and the unloading of the hundreds of ani- mals and equipment and the thrill of watching the "big top" go up

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y .-1 as if by magic. All this will be reenacted again show day and literally hundreds

will no doubt find themselves wan- dering toward the circus grounds - to live over again those days of years ago.

The performances this year a.re said to be the most lavish and spectacular in all King Bros. and Cristiani history, with more top-

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Hermuios Rodreys, high trapeze stars who perform in the dome of the gigantic big top without a net below; the Ortami Troupe of spring-board acrobats featuring Ortans, billed as the "greatest lady acrobat of all time; James Millette. also aerial star; Hugo Zacchini, the human cannon bail. and many others from among 150 men and women arenic stars. Performances will be given at 2 and 5 pm. with the main gates opening at 1 and '1 pm. A down- town ticket office will be in opera-

'f'I-IE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

Peakes And Vicinity Mr. William .-M.ct;ullough. Moreil

R. R., wt! a. business visitor to st. Patrick's Road on July '1.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dunn, Moreil R. F... were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Handrahan last week.

Mr. Philip Gillan, returned re- cently to his home after spending a brief vacation with his brother in Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birt and son. Jimmy, were visitors to Peakes Road on July 5, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mclnnls.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cirri-iv, Charlottetown. are spending their summer holidays at their summer residence near Peakes.

. .fMiss Shirley Myers. Martin- vale, spent the week of July 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birt.

Mr. Francis Rogerson, Montreal, arrived at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Rogersoii on July 3, where he plans to spendy

his vacation.

I Mrs. Jennie McCarthy. accom-l parfled by her son. Chester, oil Moreil, were visitors at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duffy, Byrnes Road. on July 5. p

Mr. and Mrs. James Mooiicy filldi family, Montreal, arrived at the;

home of Mr. Mooney's father. Mini

tion show day at the Hughes Drug Store at 150 Queen Street.

PRICES: flight features and attractions - than ever betoie. A few of the more General Admission: ommndm , . g highlights iiill iii- Adll"5 -------------------- -- 51-25 elude the Internationally renown- Children ...... ......... .. 600 ed Cristiani Family of equestriaiis. . . - the most talented group of Re;(;;:n(?;:ts' 75c bareback riders in the world; the Night 31.25

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Mr. Augustine Trainor left rc-l icciitly for Boston after hayingl

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Two mun-ihr-rs of tho PPCLI. start out with their sliovcl and rifle in build their own def:-rircs iiy night against ilie Chinese Reds. TrPl'i('llPS and hunk:-rs are iisiinliy ring or built by night and sonic- iimes only a matter of yards from Iho niiz:-nix. Pie Rnlpli MiirPlinii of Calgary and Cliarloiictriwiri, P. E. I, left, and Pie. Lorne Sniikene. of Nelson. 8. C., prepare to spend the night digging.--iNaiional De- fcnre Pholnr.

HIGHFIELD W. I.

Roll call was answered by eight members and two visitors. Sick committee reported having sent two cards. The school committee reported a very successful picnic iiit Stanlinpe Beach. New commit-

Reguiar meeting of I-lighfield W. l. was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Jack Rodd.

spciii ii short vacation at the llfllll('j xhg of his lirothcr. Mi' llciiry Tlii1lll(lli,'tGa;;d. St. Patrick's Road. '

Fiiiiry MacLeocl. Mrs. Johi. hall comniittee, Mrs. Mac-

yrlariane. Mrs. Raiiaiian. Mrs. Tay-

' llnr. Mrs Weeks.

Peak” Bambe” delcawd ml” Next meeting will be held in the

J A. Mooney, on July 3, where theylParkdale Arrows by a score of 4-1. (mm of a i-Wiener fry" 3; Bmckley plan to spend the summer months. in a game played on Peakes dia-y Beach on August 3- lniond on July 5,

DCIUYE 3 5311311: A dainty lunch was served by the ' 'll0SlFSS. assisted by the committee ”BUi in cliaice.

crowd of fans.

liens are: Sick. Mrs. John HDll'0)'d,i

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ward MacDonald and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald were re-appointed to sick committee. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Alex Mac- Donald. The meeting closed with prayer followed by refreshments.

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..'Juiy meeting of the C.w.L. was held at the home of Mrs. John Black.

Roll call was answered by 13 members and 1 visitor. Mrs. Ed-

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