-Preparations

are well under in Weed-

Saturday 2:30-1:15-9:15. Thou purl

41111.? 23, 1951 g . M The GUARDIAN. Cl-lABLOT'l'ETOWNl . V PAGE ,7” wEjI:f:mfff3””'A" Lem Talk It om New lighting S'side.Federal Much Interest Taken In 1""""mm mm: i ,,,,,,gCommwW For Block Of . Bldg. May Be Alberton South Boat Races ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it now v-31---i-"-35-'3”s'3?-” ”"”" iv Water Street -ileadylhis Fall

The Guardian may he bought at any of the

fouowing stores

sell Bookstore, Summer Street: Gonrliec Drugstore, Zl Central Street; KgIIy'l News-stand. Water street; More Gander. 6'1 Granville Strut: up-o Donoctt '- Grocery. Second Street; Inland Motor Transport. Water Street; AIban'o (Rocery. K. L. Wine in Remington WEST PRINCE OFFICE Fflllll WOOIII. Representative. 88-: Office and 08-! House.

Alberton : Phone :

-BI!AE PARISH PICNIC. Wed- pesday, August 1st

-BUYING Deeled DIHDWOOV throughout July at market price: contact P .E. I. Produce Co.. Ltd Kcnsington. Phone-5'1 or George ii. Brookins. Kenslngton, Phone 9

.TENDI:lBS for reading Bede que Power Company meters will be received until August l0tli For details contact Douglas Mac- Farlane.

D POULTRY - Buying poul- My rainy days. and every even- mg from 6 P. M. until further

notice. Eddie MacDonald, Ken- 51ngf.0l'l. -

--COME TO ice cream social l.nwi-r Freetown school grounds Mniitliiy. July 30th. if not flnv.

Ttiiisdeiy. Sponsored by Freetown Cali Club. I

-ST. MARY'S COMMERCIAL 5(-m)oL, summerside, now reg- ixtering students for Business

Classes opening September 4th.

-BORDT-LN (IHURCII SERVICE Sunday July 29. at 3 P.M. in Legion Hall. Bible School at 2 P. M. Mr. Gordon MacKenzle. l-l.Sc. will be the guest speaker. Everyone welcome. Rev. D.M. Fraser. Minister.

-WILL RESIDE IN SUMMER- Slm: - Mr. Ainos Boulter, Lowcr Bcdeque. has sold his farm to Mr. Robert Waugh and has purchased 3 residence in Suiiimeisidc when.- air. and Mrs. Bouiter will in lut- lll'E reside.

-IIJVI-ZNILE COURT - Jullfle 1.. G. Lewis heard his first cases )eslt'rdfl,V morning since his ap- pointment as Jurirze of the Juve- lilil' Court of Prince County Fnur Summersirie boys nppe.'irc.l before him ciiarged with break- ing and entering summer cottages it McCnlium's Point and into cabins on the western 0ULSkirI5 of the town. They were all plnc ed on probation for six months and are to report regularly to the Royal Canadian Mounted Pu- lice.-S.

-SEEKS WORKERS - Unem- pioyrnent Insurance officials in S-ummerside have been advisrd that on Monday. July 30th. Mr. Jitck Seerle, of the Drake Merritt Corporation will be in Summer- ride to interview tradesmen and labourers in connection with a large construction job under way :n Labrador. so far this com- pany has employed about fifty tradesmen and labourers from Prince County. S

In Snmnnerlidex

lit! Buueu street.

-ST. ANN'S A-nnuai Celebration Lennox Island, Sunday, July 29th. .....

,-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Camp- bell of Trenton. Ont., are spend- ing their vacation with Mrs. Campbell": parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Campbell, Summerside.-S

g-CAPE TRAVERSE Gosprl meetings continuing in the Gos- pel Tent at Waddeil's Mills Sun- day night at eight o'clock, each week night at same hour. ex- cepting Snturday. G. A. Ramsay.

-NORTHg BEI)EQlil."- United Church service. Sunday, July 29in, Freetown 11.00 a.m.; Travellers R953 2-30 D-ni. North Be-deque 7.30 pm. Rev. Kenneth Campbell. Minister.

' -HOME on-vhaeariox -.m5s Lellha CI'ut'. accompanied by nei- 1'00m'mHi9. Miss Jane Anderson. of the Central Division Montreal General Hospital. arrived in Sum. lmersidev this week. They are speqd. ing their vacation at the home of M155 Clues parents. Lt.-Colonel and Mrs. Leith Crue.

Personals

-Professor H.R. Jeffrey of Springfield. Mass. has been visit. lng his father, Rev. George A. Jet- frey and his sister, Mrs. Arthur McEiven. - S.

- Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Kara" augh and family of Montreal 3-- vlsiting Mrs. Kavanaiiglrs pr" Mr, and Mrs. Arthur McE..cn Summerside. - S

-- Mrs. Bradford Yeo. Reads Corner, returned home on Friday evening after a two week visit at Sydney, Cape Breton.

Prince County Fish And Game Association Meets

- The regular monthly meeting of the Prince County Fish and Game Association was held last evening at Kensington and thr- highlight was the presentation of prizes to the winners in the recent. crow shoot. It was explained that a second crow competition is now under way. The prizm were pre- sented by Mr. Stewart Jones pre- sident of the P.E.I. Fish and Game Association, to the following winners: lst. prize, Paul Hansen. " side. 350 in cash donated

Professional cards

Dr. GLEN H. HENDHY

Veterinary Surgeon

222 Duke Street, Summcrside. PHONE 210!

it. E. ELLIS

INSURANCE Fire - Anto - Cunaity 5 Summer St. snnnnenidc PBONE 2413 -

W. GHESTER 8.

MacDONilLD LLB. Banister, Solicitor. Notary. lite. Office formerly occupied by Late Hath Strong. K.C. Money to Lean

Attended To. Collections Promptiy

' T. Earle if Charlered Accountant -

Clnadiun Bank of Commerce 3 lnlidinr lnntnrernide. P. I. I.

E. E. Parkman.

Opt.D.. R.0. orroiuaralsr

En: Examined Glance Fitted

; Office Hours:

g I to II - I to I and by appointment

Phone 82l'l

REGENT TIIIATIB ILDO. E Summer St. Bnlnneroldo

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by the association: he had 207 pali- of crow's feet. 2nd. prize Oweii Macciougan, Malpeque. 525 in cash donated by Island Pheasants Un- limited and five dollars worth of sporting goods donated by Enmans Drug Co, Ltd: he had 172 pair of

feet. 3rd prize won by Keith Champion. Summerside. twenty- flve dollars worth of sporting

goods donated by R.T. Holman Ltd.; he had 159 pair of feet. Con- solation prlze won by Norman MacLeod. Summersidc. two boxes of shotgun shells. He had 16 pair of feet.

Mr. RH. Found. president oi" the Association. was in the chair and said that the purpose of hold- ing the meeting in Kensington was to create an interest in this district in the work that the as- sociation is doing. He reviewed the history of the organization with particular reference to the past two years since A new constitution had been adopted and the three county branches had been formed He said that fish and game mat- ters now come under the Depart- ment of Industry and Natural Re- sources and this department looks to the associaton to speak for this branch of sport.

Mr. Found referred to it matter which had been dealt with at the previous meetings 'in regard to the fishing of off-shore bass and said he had brought it to the It- tcntion of the Fisheries Council and that body had in turn asked the Fish and Game Association to produce any information it might have as to where base have been caught. He said any such informa- tion could be given to him and he would forward it.

A motion was passed asking the proper branch of the Federal Gov- cmment to investigate: the dam- age that is being done to trout fishing by the crane and the Am- erican merganser or the shell duck. Mr. Found said that it crane had recently been caught. in a trap which had two undigested trout in its stomach and seven trout tugs.

Mr. P.A. Murnaghan. Deputy Minister of Industry and Natural Resource. announced that the dams will be rdstored at Cilrk's or Morchbankm Pond on the wil- mot River and at Blunt-hard's Pond at Little Tigniah in Prince County. Mr. J. A. Rodd of the same department explained the

T, FOR SALE

DESIRABLE raoraarv p. K. o0'1'roN,

Kenslngton

Vacation Get-together:

This is the time of year when people come from across half . continent back to Prince Edward island and bring with them the nostalgic memories of days long Bone. You shake the hand at your pal of twenty years ago. look in his Eyes. Ind immediately the joys, the escapades of his youth and yours come flooding back to you across the busy years. The dark flight you went 0.1 an opple-ra'd- lng adventure and got chased across stubble fields by crotchety old Farmer Brown who threatened to shoot you if you trespassed on his property again.

The clam-bake on the shore. the songs and the fire-lit faces of friends. some whose lives are now ttrnunded with a sleep." You sit With Your friend and conjure up

those happy scenes again. The giamor of retrospect creates the happy mirage of the ”good old

days."

Just so long as you talk of the past and no longer. is the bond between you and your old-time comrade strong. Start talking of the present and immediately the Mild snaps and you are vaguely disappointed to find one beside you whom you scarcely know.

His interests. ambitions and hopes. built up and fostered in tne years while you were spar-1,, are so different from, so alien to yours. You find it difficult to keep the conversation going. as you might in the presence of a stranger. You may muddle along with an opinion on the gravity of the latest world crisis He may tell you how the Korean War should be tonight. But only in the memory of those dead days can you hope to be close to each other

-one block of Water street. Summerside, is to be equipped with new street lighting it has

been learned. The new lights will be erected on iron standards and besides producing more light will have a better appearance. The block chosen is the one between Central and summer streets. It is also intended to lay a new side- walk on the north side of this block. It will be narrower than at present and will give more park- ing space. A similar job was done on the sidewalk between Summer and Spring Streets several years

EEO.

There is a long range plan to 10- move all wiring and poles from Water street along the business section. To do this it will be nec- essary to obtain the cooperation of the Telephone Company and all ltght and phone connect-ions would have to be made from the rear of the buildings which tront on this street. As a start it is intended to remove the electric light poles from one block where the' new sidewalk is to be laid. This W-lrk is to be done in the near future.

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mo DE JANEIRO -tCP)- Few- er people are dying from tuber- culosis in Brazil although death rate is sill high. The death rate in April this year was 1.7 per 1,000 compared with 1.0 per 1,000 during the same month last year.

0510 -(CP)- Prime Minister Gerhardsen has invited Britain's Prime Minister and Mrs. Attic: to visit Norway in August. If the in- ternational situation permits. Mr. and Mrs. Attlee will sail on a Brit- ish frigate to Bergen and then journey to Oslo through the fjords and by road.

again.

SOUTHMEAD, Sumerset, Eng- land -(CPi- An embarrassed head- master hastily explained to visitors that a school notice "no somlting" was intended for visiting parentsi only. i

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LONDON -(CP)- Police found: two men hidiiir: behind some gar-l bage i-ans bound over on a charge of lot ering with intent to break in. they told the magistrate they were only playing "follow the leader."

work that is being done in regard to dam -. reconstruction,

During a short period or open discussions the opinion was ex- pressed that the R. C. M. P. should devote more time to fish and game conservation work and one mem. ber maintained that there should be an open season for geese in the spring after the hatching geese

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TENDERS FOR LAND

Sealed Tenders marked "Tenders for John C. Mac- Quarrie Property" will be ireceived by the undersigned iiat the office of J. Watson ;MacNauglit, Solicitor, Watei istreet, Summerside; up to twelve o'clock noon on Wed- nesday the first day of August for the purchase oi seventy-four acres of land (much of it covered with pulp wood) at Enmore in Lot 10, the property of the late John C. MacQuarrie.

MARY E. Ma.cQUARRIE.

mm, gone mum Administratrix. At the conclusion of the meet-

ing tuo films were shown. - S. -

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Come and Enjoy

IN KINKORA HALL After the Kinkora Races AUGUST 8th. Supper from 4.30 until all are served

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--It in expected that

Summer- Ilde'I new Federal Building should be ready this fall judging

by the progress that is being made on its construction by the contractors. M. F. Schurm.-in Co. Ltd. On the second floor the plastering is just about complete and only the finish woodwork re- mains to be done. On the ground floor workmen are Just commen- cing to apply the putty coat of

plaster.

This large new building on Central Street will house the Post Office on the main floor

and on the second floor there wili be the Customs and Excise Officea. Unemployment Insuranre Department of Fisheries and the Royai Canadian Mounted Police. A garage for police automobiles is provided in the basement. Foreman of the job for the con- tractors in Mr. Byron Crockett

way for the boat races to be held at Alberton south next Wednes- day afternoon. A similiar event last year drew about one thousand interested spectators and this sea- son's races promise to be even bet- ter than before. This year's nr-es will be divided into seven classes in place of last. year's five and sm-ne of the boats now have more powerful engines. The local meni have been trying out their boats with different sized propellers in an effort to obtain the maximum

GHAPAIID THEATRE

Friday 8:30 Saturday 7:30 and 9:30

"MANHANDLED"

and the government inspector is Mr. Harold Maclaennan.-S.

zerah Coiburn, mathemathical prodigy who was born in Vermont in Ian was a professor of lang- use at age 21.

Starring Dorothyi Lamoui and Dan Duryea Also Short Subjects. '

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. REGENT row 2.30, 1. & 9.25 2 FAST- MOVING HITS 2

"ROARING CITY" I-lugh Beaumont - Richard Travis -- AND -

400 Miles or nzo

NTIER FURY!

EDWARD SMALL

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-in GLENN LANGIN Uiilthlidlh

booths and a lobster supper be servgd in the the ladies of the district.

aid of the new school which yaslgemens; completed some few months ago--i a very fine, up-to-date with two classrooms.

There, will be refreshment

lore back again-Leo Gorcoy (Bl& the Bowery Boys. Hunt: I! (Such) in comedy, "BIDND DYNAMITE", with lovely Ad also aerial, "Overh With an Carson" and Niwr.

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CAPITOL Summer-side

LAST SHOWING TODAY - 2:30-7:15-9:15 NOTE: No Short Subjects '. Hours of Solid Entertainment

will schoolhouse oy

Proceeds of the day will be in.

bulldtngl

-if , . "West of Dodge city There Was No lain" For JiLe Wes VIRGINIA CITY!

Tanned, tough. two-listed! M I RIA M

HOPKINS

X Daring, dancing. darling!

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RANDOLPH SCOTT HUMPHREY BOGART

FRANK McMUGR- AN HALE GUINN ' Bil; Boy" WILLIAMS

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MONDAY and TUESDAY "MY BLUE HEAVEN” in Technicolor With Betty Grabie, Dan Dailey

Beginning Monday, July. 30th. I S A Sale of Genuine

STETSON HATS

Regular; 8.95 and 10.95 Qualities

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SALE ENDS SATURDAY. AUGUST llth.

masculine shades.

For The Best Choice!

Save 2.99 or 3.65

Here's the chance of the year to buy yourself a gen- uine Stctson Fill”-felt Hat at a great big saving! They are all this year's flats in a fine selection of smart Broken range of sizes (6 5f8 to 7 U2) and styles.(roll or snap brims). Shop Early

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