'-I

ass :- ;i;i;,vfj'i;.ii'”i,

. .,, '5

PAGE EIGHT T

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

eating interior wire trouble is ex- ercised through the operation of a

High School Dance p-GEN

Annuiil llizli Sriiimi riiiiii'cl.'

Ts:-MONTAGUE: Enroll l'. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn Bruce MacPhee, Min Joyce Wlgginton, Plus Melnnnon, AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldun Levers.

series of coloured lights. bells and songs. which come on and ring at the slightest indication of trouble, and remain in bright and noisy acclaim until the trouble is 10-

St. Peters Bay Legion Hall,

Wetiiiesday, June '1-lih. 1953. "

....'BEAT()N'S Beauty Shop in Friends of Mrs. Mary Compton. It is difficult to realize that

N ”.. (WWW y , .4 x 1p now located in the Macbeani Victoria Cmss, are sorry to hear more than forty miles of -cable xllillb-Q” c it l l ”'lil' ' l 'I:iliIlIlI72. MVVHIARIIF, adjacent to she is ill in the King's County zig-sag throughout the building . . .,- g , 1 -W, gilic .ll'viil-'i2:uc Est; Grading Slu- Hospital. and that three and a half million i'lll95l0ll -ill ill" 'l ' llifltl. ---.. soldered joints were necessary to l ----- ,,.'POPLAR POINT Wnmi-n'.: make a completely insulated job. , ..-vlSl'l'nR-ltlr. Lawrance Dal-- institute are pi-csr-niin;.v their The battery plant has an auto- E I ” ""'”" "A-""7 iiv who is employed in Charlotte- Variety concert in the Cardigan matic charge in operation con-

'I'ne Guardian may be bought at the following places In Monluuei Blue Dome Restaurant. and Gun-(lien Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Souris: The Snack Bar and H. Richards It Ben.

cated and removed. Forty Miles Of Cable

in-an spent the

of Morcll were

House Sale Still On 35358

lot" It llliii ,ll(;.N'I'.UiI I”. 5 Ti) siim s'i'ui:i1

g , . , , . . improved in henltli.. She is at HI I NUIS IN” DER I” present with her mother in Stati- hope.

Miss Sadie Perry on cvniiing for Miss Perry's gradua- iiinn from Falcnnunod Hospital.

..'IDIPIl0VF.I)-T it e 4 g , friends of Mrs. Maurice Creed are Ilnsl Spiwlzilx !".lll lll Dllllilt pleased to learn Illfil. she is much

TO-RAY and THUR.

-. (1 ctizks

I on Will Gl we p!I'R,T&U,

i. i i"

.:;:;

EXTRA! V V ' "so YtlI' WANT TO WEAR THE rams

snows 3:30-7-9

sit as”-.

T-is.

,-,P;;.la'a-v m .T..'iiii c0lLiiiS- BODll MillEli' "AT HOME WITH ROYALTY"

iiiiiii KEEP 'EM oowiv on 1” nee THEYVE seen

an-e-WK

I 3.11)

Buoy

week-end in St.

many

CAPITOL T0-DAY ”MY MAN AND I"

. rri-iws - COMEDY A SHOWS 3:30-7-9

Jiiiiin. - FRI. - SAT.

FROM THE GIRLS THEY LEFT BEHIND . . . TO THE BEACHES AND BABES OF SAL-

ERNO--THESE ARE THE KIDS WHO WON

A MAN-SIZE WAR!

THE FIGHTING

THUNDERBIRDS ...AND THE GALS

WHO LOVE '04!

HERBERT J. YATES presents

iiiuiiniiiiiiiins” ii

liming

itllli will - iliHll Billllllillili. i. - iiillll lliliiiii tliillllligsmg lllllil tlitisft - will! will I EXTRA!

NEW SERIALI

JUNGLE THRILLS AND vooooo MAD-

NESS CONTINENT!

. . . as men came face to face with ferocious Iii-iists and killer crazed s-.n'nge.-3 to claim the I'ranIiim mines of At-

IN THE HEART OF THE DARK

..'Mr. and Mrs. Wentzel Baker Sarah Macliwen. and Mrs. Robert Squires and

guests Monday

Legion hall on Friday. June Btiih, at 8:30 pm. Dance zificr.

stantiy in keeping up the 850 am- peres required. A diesel electric plant in reserve for instant op- eration is tested twice weekly and Miss Helen Ci-i-ed and Miss Shirley effectively takes care of both llsht Daley, Sturgeon, iiniiotezi at the and power in case of local diffi- graduntion class oi Notre Dame;Cllll.V. TllEl'9 RFC more than sev- Amdemy, enteen hundred fuse points in the plant, designed to become effective

..'I-IONORS-Congratiilations to

Miss B.'ll'll."ll'R. yin-i.:-on, Cam- in Case of llslitnina to protect bridge, Mass” Mm-,.d m Mon. the delicate and costly instruments tague this week and will spendlialld Nllllfimtflll ll1V0lV?d. Three

the summer here as guest of her 3ll9TlCl6l1l5 Wlll be M1 dilly ll lill aunt, Mrs. Cillllllll HHICP. times to supervise the cquiiimet. .,,- The 27 position switchboard op-

l.itile Frii-inds of Dianne (hills, Pl'3l5ll l-W mallual l3l30Ul” lll-I D0011 daiigliier of Mr. and Mrs l.eon- l'9Dl3CE(l lJ.V ll 12 I305"-loll b0Il'd am (;,m5' M;,magm.I M11 b,.lcapa.ble of handling local informa- pxmsed ,0 hm”. Sm. is mm.a195,.,ttion calls and long distance con- iiig satis!ac'.ni'iIv after her re-l'""l5- 5lXl3"5l-V lllll'l(ll'9(l Dallts Of gaming my am,,.,,x”m.,,,1y 36.000puii'es enter the building through C,-M (,ps,,.gg,,,, 1,, ms King-smiibles each of which is protected County Hospital, by lightiiiiig arresters. The pow- , er room contains three motor gen-

DEA1-g AT XEW zEALANDgg eralors producing direct current of William Tliwnias Fisher. aged 16, 500 impel" ll" U59 till lllc dill died under sad PT('.'.illl5i.'lllCES on l5-l'5l9"l- Fm” 24 "ill l'8Cl-lll9li5 his mm,-1--5 farm 3, New zpnimd charge at 120 amperes for the toll yestcrciav ninrning. llis b0dv ivaslllile 9CiUlPm9lll- found by his mother who went tol 1-3719 5”" Emlllllybd look for him when he did not re-l The local office staff during the turn to the house for dinner. IIe.m0"lll5 07 l"l9nSlllBCl Work on the W35 1 Sm, ,,f M, and M” pM?,.iiurn-over job usually run between Fisher. Tho R. C M. P. and A 40 lmd 50- Whlle 25 Or 30 installers dnrfor were iiotitied. It was deeniedlalld llelp”-I Cllflilefl on with the that an inquest was not iieccssa;',I.i"l0l'9 lllllllcllle W0l'l( 0! placing the new plant in running order.

Mr. D. M. Gsss, the local man- llzer, stated yesterday that every- thing was in readiness for the .-,.,.,, . .. .... .4. bis Sllllt as planned for June so the operation of th diril systenrlalld that arrangements were being Sixteen ”line fiiiriers" take. the made to mark this important ad- plsce of the operators at the Vance in CDITlfl'lUIllt3.IlOII service switchboard and these are waiting with a "first call" between a high to pounce on any of the 150 calls Civic Official here and an equallv coining iii. Iinniediaiely wlienlimptwtant official in one of the a patron takes off the receiver neighbouring Provinces.

10 make a call. this switch picks --w him up right away and gives him 1 "dial tone", indicating readiness to proceed Wlilh the call. It is important to listen for this "buzz";

Eiiifufiiioiiil

Continued from page 1

Enjoyable Recital

Continued from page 5

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Beiinelt. Musetie (Baohl; (b) Leaf Flur- riu) (Carter), Carol Ann I-Ioun.

The Fir Ti-cu Dance (Ernest Newton). Dianne Davin. The Brooklet (Klnrou). Wini-

fred Anne Macmillan. Air in D Minor (Purcell): (Ii) The Robin and Cury Worm. Diane

Rupert.

The Mole'I Dance (Newton) (Ii) Country Dances (Beethoven). Kitty Gass.

Pianoforie Duet:

A Romp (Kirby-Mason). Susan

Whlicside and Rebecca Nash. Whistling Tune (John Darwen), Patsy MacDonald. A Sailor Tune (Frederick Cat- on), Pauline Johnson. Afternoon (Alec Rowley), Janet

Cerry. Peter and the Wolf (Proko- fieff); (b) Charlie is My Dar-

ling. Reiiecca Nash. Minuet in G (Boccherinl), Sus- an Whiteside. The National Anthem.

Agricultural News

(Continued from Page 3) ficient gains cannot be made at heavier weights, it follows that producers should lose no time in getting their hogs to market once they have reached market weights. Keeping them around until they are over-weight costs money.

Junior Club News Regular meeting of the Lower Montague Calf Club was held at the home of Floyd Thompson on May 28. Roll call was answered by the name of an Ayrshire Breed- er; next roll call is to be answer- ed by at favourite sport. The new recreational committee is Morley and Robert.

The study period was conducted by Ivan MacDonald and Gavan Reid. ,

. . . Members of the Coronation 4-H Calf Club met at tihe home of Wsndall Rodd. Brookfield, on the evening of June 1. This meeting took the form of ii Judging class. and four of Mr. Rodd's I-lolstelns were used. After members had placed the class, considerable dis- cussion took place regarding the merits of the different enlmals. It was decided that the next judging class, on the first Mon- day in July, would be held at the home of Sterling MscR.ae, presi- dent of the club.

. . . . on Friday night, June 5, e judging class was held for the members of the Victory Jersey club at the farm of Bruce Mu- Doiisld. North Wlltahire. After members had placed the clue and

if it is not there. the contact to --H.-A-A ... central is not complain. From Holland (Ewingl. Andree.

These ”finders" give the patron Duv.-ir and Deborah Pleir-ii a path in his call by passing Round the Village (Thompson). through a series of selectors pre- Tons Edwards.

During the way, so that the desir- Distant Bells (Thompson), ed number may be dialed. Dianne Bradshaw.

Mr. Hector Duncan, installing Prelude in A--Bill Grown": supervisor for the Eastern Elec- G335 l"l'- Thompson). Donald tric Company, Halifax, who are Mailiesnn. installing the power and auto- G.l'DS.V MOON lHil'Sl'hlWrl.'l De- matlc equipiiieiit, took pains at bornli Plelch. this point in his elcplanatlon of Moth: (Tliominonl. Andrea Du- the set-up to remark: "Ringing VAT- will be continued automatically ll-EDDY Diiyl: (bl Air from Don at intervals until answered or Gl0V8l"ll lKl”8mnlPT6'Fl. SUSS" ihe call abandoned, and any Pl"li'Pli- twmng mlmug,-i eff,-C; win be due French War Song; (ii) Soldiers entirely in the p.iirnii making the March (Schumann). Alan Brady. call." March of the Cubs; (hi A Pir-

ate Story (Kennedy), Terry Man- nlng.

Theme from Liclicsiraiiine Thompson), Roy Smnileliiiry.

Sonslina in C (Got-dickel: I ever Sailing (Rose Thurinwi,

'”I'he utmost care and speed in lo.

Iarr.

(ht Diane

written their reasons. the class was

placed by Mr. George Ma.cMillan.

ii former club member and one

of the Adult Directors of the Club, O I I

On June 5, the members of the Millcove Calf Club held their Judging class at the fe.rim of Al- mon Wood as Sons, Muehfleld. This judging class was conducted by Mr. Aeneas Maclnty-re, the Adult Leader. assisted by Wally wood and Wilfred Stewart, mem- bers who represented Millcove Club at the National Competi- tions last fall. Two classes of cows were Judged and placings discussed by those in charge.

0 0 D

On Wednesday evening May 2'7.

suddenly tiiherculoiais struck, and he thought he had nothing in look forward to but death. Then another patient told him something that made his heart leap.

In July Reader's Digcet, road . .linw it simple. yet inspiring bit of 1 arivicn changed the life of Clinton Anderson and how itcan bring you peace of mind when ill.

Don't miss "The best advice I ever had" in July Reader's Digest. It'll just one of 37 articles of lasting interest, condensed from leading magazines. current hooks.

M Jiiitt. 2l. about to be married -- A

At Red

JOHNNY

Announcing the opening of JOIINNYS SERVICE STATION i

Imperial Esso Dealer Fully equipped for gas, oils, end complete lubrication Open week days-8 mm. to 9 pm. Sundays-I p.m. to 6 p.ni.

MOTORISTS I

Point

YOUNG

T FOR SALE,

LOBSTER BAIT Flounder Fronds Available every day.

EASTERN PACKING CO. l LIMITED

Souris

SELL

years of age. 1 team gang plow 2 used team mowers 4 used binders 1 side delivery rake

k 15 farm tractors. l

I will not he responsiblci

for any debts contracted by. my wife.

ROBERT R. SANDERSON, l'”"" ""l”1'”""'

Marie, Kings County.

Building and lot at Montague known ll

, MONTAGUE FARM EOUIPMEMT

Building is equipped to carry Massey-Harris doalersliip for the right party.

USED MACHINES FOR SALE All sizes. Front 4 months to 14

2 sets mufflers and hoes for Musey-Harris tractors 1 new inthrow team disc burrow-S55.00 I stationary gas engine, 8 H.P.

APPLY AT MONTAGUE FARM EQUIPMENT BUILDING

OUT

Refrigeration

SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Makes

MOTORS

lowindlng and Repairs

semblyman to contest the All Poll Directors kindly I

8"” l.m"”VAI' spective polling divisions

APFLIAN CE

Repairs Signed:

PHONE 1444

l Palmer Electric l

THIRD KING'S LIBERAL OONVENTION

The Third King's Liberal Association will hold a convention in the Cardigan Hall,

MONDAY, JULY 6th, AT 7:30 P. M. For the purpose of nominating a candidate for As-

AII Liberals are cordially invited to attend.

next. provincial election. -all meetln s in their re- and send fve delegates.

IITTGII MoEACll.'lN. District President.

1- call was answered by the name

about I0 lumen fathered at Emanuel I. 0IIIl.nt'l. St. Philip, for I meeting dnllnc with sheep husbandry practices. This demon- stration of eheuius. castratlng and billing was given by James Muddy. Fieldman. Dominion Dept. of Agriculture. and David Pea- cock, rleldmui, Provincial Dept. of Agriculture: and a discussion on many phases of sheep work fol- lowed. D I C

on Monday evenuiiz. June 1. a meeting of East Baltic Poult.r.V Club was held at the School. Pre- sident Norma Garrett conducted the meeting. About 15 boys and girls were present. and the topic of nutrition was discussed at the regular meeting. After business, members played several games which were enjoyed by all. Tcn members of this Club decided to get 4-H Olub Pins.

0 I 0

The Morell Poultry Club held their regular meeting in the Moreil Co-operative Store on June 4. Ten members were present and were

msntgement of turkeys. The roli

of your favorite radio program. After business, plans were made to obtain sweaters bearing the members and the club's name. 0 O 0

On Friday evening June 5. Bald- win's Road Poultry Club held a meeting in St. Teresals Parish Hall President, Merlin Gormley opened the meeting. and secretary Mary Curran read the minutes. Twenty- one members were present and Ilfid a discussion on the topic of pool- try nutrition. The rec.reational committee was Tommy Duinphy and Anita. Trsinor. Several con- tests were held followed by a. few

given a talk on the feeding and.

. . . ,, H” H JUNE 24, 1953

Reduced Price: on The Following

REFRIGERATORS: SAVE UP TO 560.00

1 only Kelvinator 7.4 ft. reg. 5299.00 for ...... .. 3240.00 1 only Kelvinator 7.4 ft. feg. &'325.00 for . . 3265.00 1 only McClary 9 ft., reg. 5390.00 for ....... S330.00

Door opens to- bottom giving large capacity inside small dimensions outside.

Sale prices Groceries, etc., end June 27th.

McGOWAN'S LIMITED. Siilmulr.

BIG SUMMER SPORTSWEAR SALE New On At HOOLEY'S MEN'S WEAR Montague

Everything reduced. Discounts from

my. to 507:: Buy at home and save

During this week of tremendous savings. SALE ENDS JUNE 25th.

lively games of interest. I O 0

Mt. Buchanan Poultry Olubl held a meeting in Mt. Buohananl School on June 8. The roll cnlll for the next meeting is to bei answered by a breed of hensl Twenty-one boys and girls, lnclud-. ing several new members, were. present, and the topic of raisingl chicks after six weeks of age was discussed in detail. After business, games were played under the leadership of Bessie and Florence Larsen.

LOGY, LISTLESS, OUT OF LOVE WITH LIFE?

Tbnvehupyourllvc bile...

jump out of bed ni-if he (0 Life not worth Iiviln 'l It may he the liver! It's I fast! If your ivee his is not flowing freely your food may not digmt . . . gas blpatn up your etomaoh . . . you feel con- otzrtad and III the fun and nparkle go out of its. 'I'bat'e whn mud mild, genus Carla: Iattle Her . You not Carters help -dmulau your liver bills Lil! once again Ilia goutatarahofuptotvopintui clay into your the tract. This should Ax you ri ht up. make you (011 that happy

days an era I .80 don't stay Iuuk, get Carton Little .nr Pllla. Always have than an hand.

. LIBERAL MEETINGS IN' KINGS OOUNTY

ALL MEETINGS AT 8:30 P.M.

CARDIGAN HALL-Wednesday, June 24. LAUNCIIING SCI-IOOL-Thursday, June 25. NEW PERTH HALL-Friday, June 26.

ST. TERESA'S HALL-Tuesday, June 30. SINNOTT ROAD SCHOOL-Wednesday, July 1. IIEATIIERDALE HALL-Thursday, July 2. GLEN WILLIAM HALL-Friday, July 3. STURGEON HALL-Monday, July 8.

MURRAY HARBOR HALL-Tuesday. July 7. MURRAY RIVER HALL--Wednesday, July 8. CAMBRIDGE IIALL--Thursday, July 9. LITTLE SANDS HALL-Friday. July 10. LOWER MONTAGUE HALL-Monday, July 13. LORNE VALLEY IIALL--Tuesday, July 14. ANNANDALE HALL-Wednesday. July 15.

Meetings at remaining centres announced later. The undersigned shall address all above meetings and other Liberal speakers will be present.

'1'. J. KICKHAM. Liberal lCa.ndIds.I'c.

PAINLESS

en-Izi-I1!-d:-u

THIS AD

SEDAN I950-VANGUARD SEDAN I949-DODGE DE- LUXE SEDAN I948-PLYMOUTH SEDAN

I948-FORD COUPE

I947-BUICK t' :OACl-I

g IT. OEIIRIE ST.

LOOK FOR THE SIGN- A-1 USED OARS-TRUOIIS-TRAOTORS

.W. R. JENKINS

FOR MEN ONLY

Men should buy the family car-but. keep the women very much in miiid- If you do it right you. can sell them-the idea of its wonderful value and how it is worth every penny of its cost.

rnal I(7lIl('I(0llI. in a cool cucumber green-V-8 I-ngine-dr'Pll -

treiidcd tires-A heater keeps them warm-Here's everything you need for extra-safe comfortable driving-A car that siarls 365 days a year. SEE IT NOW - ONLY ..... 51405.00

Car's blue-but you won't be if you buy it-leathbr upholstery- "You'll get 30 miles per gallon" uye former owner-This cur completely overhauled-ilrea perfect-Hester and defroeters- COME IN TODAY-ONLY ............................................ ..... 31105.00

REGISTERED -- ONE OWNER - Heater and defroster:-tlic hall park-the Rockies-Aunt Claire's or a good fishing I901 an in reach if you have this car. ASK FOR A DEMONSTRA- TION TODAY - ONLY ......................................... .. C1250-00

aicdisvtiaiin - on o'wNea - Heater and iieiroiim-Go anywhere-any time-with Ityle and comfort-overhauled-tire! O.K. -- WHY NOT TALK TRADE? THIS CAR. IS FOR. YOU- oNLy 31005.00

REGISTERED - Heater end defroster: - new motor has only 1800 miles on it-your eyes will tell you it's a good buy-ONLY 1 in slack-so hurry-TEST-DRIVE THIS CAR-ONLY 0806.00

imoisranno - out owmcil - 2-tone job - heater and defroster! - built-in radio for music that makes the miles sliil hy - 2 door sedan - great for the kids in the back eeet.- THIS WEEK ONLY 3995-00

INTERNATIONAL DEALER OHIRLOTTETOVII