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on a ranch where horses are being made ready for the market, The ranch foreman, indebted through his gamblirg losses to the owner of the towns saloon, murders the ranch owner and persuades his younger daughter to sell the horses to the gambler. Alter the horses are delivered. the other daughter discovers that her father had previously sold the horses to another buyer. Although aided by the cow hand with whom the older

are unable to get the horses back. In order to avoid serious complic- ations. they decide to capture horses from the wild herd to ze- place those they unwittingly sold. Days of hard work follow for everyone on the ranch during which several hundred horses are captured and broken. The under- handed methods t of the saloon keeper to prevent the horses being ready in time present grave prob- lems. He causes the horses to ba stampeded frcm the ranch and it ls not until after Wildfire has vic- iously trampled one of the hench- men to death and the ranch hand has disposed of the gambler in a very spectacular ﬁst right that takes place on rocky. mountainous terrain. that the horses are herded back to the ranch and delivered to their new owner just in time. Richard Arlen is excellent as the hard working. serious ranch hand who befriends the girls. Patricia Morison as the girl with whom he fails in love has opportunity to use her beautfiul voice in the picture. Mary Beth Hughes, as the other

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at but displays her talent in a somewhat difficult role. Chris-Pin Martin as n Mexican ranch hand provides laughs. Others in the cast are James Mlllican, Reed Hadley. Holly Bane and Stanley Andrews. This picture is in EIQWUIB. 63'9- pleasing sepiatone.

Murrayl-Iurbor

Mr. Philip Burke o! 10W" W“- lagrllp was in Murray Harbor this week.

Mr. Don Henderson o! 3M0!- field, N.S.. traveller from Trill‘!!- wag in Mllffly HﬂfbOl‘ i111! W99)‘ on bu-slness.

Mr. and Mrs. George Ford 0| Halifax are visiting here and are “upping with Mr. and Mrs. Bert MacKay. Guernsey COW-

Mr. Larry Trainer, Inspector 0f welgms and measures, Charlotte- town, was in the villﬂBe 11115 W9“ on business.

George Penny of Toroni-O. 0B5

d itin his parents, Mr. and ﬁrs‘. ‘Jamges M. Penny of B01611

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GUN-BLAZING ACTION IN "BLAZING TRAIL"

Called one of the most exciting Western adventures lrs the Col- umbia series. "Th9 131811118 Trail" blasts its way into the Empire- Theatre tonight.

Charles Btarrett and Smiley Bur- nette co-star dnce more and are backed up by a featured cast in- cluding Marjorie Stupp. Fred Sears and Hank Penny and Slim Duncan. _

Barry Shiprnanh story takes Stsrrett to the small Western ham- let of Bradytown, where the mur- der of an old prospector sets oﬁ a blazing sequence of events. which includes the imcovering of ﬁxed card games. stage coach refineries. safe piltering and another murder. But the four iamous Western part- ner. law. justice. Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette soon take over and, after a series n! thrilling adventures. bring things to a

The story is reported to be load- ed with exciting gun duels and actioniul chase sequences, catchy

Western music and Smiley Bur- '

nette's own inimitsible brand of Western humor. -

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Mrs. Gertie Herring has return- ed home alter s pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Char- lottetmxn.

Ml” Lucy Lumsden has return- ed home alter a vacation to New York and other parts of the U.- S-A.

Mr. l-LW. Lea consulting engin- eer for the City oi.’ Montreal on

water and sewerage is visiting in the village. His trip is combined

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with business and pleasure. Ha is staying with his brother, Crilly M. Lea. _

Mr. and Mrs. Orilly Lea and son John have returned home after ‘a month's vacation, spent at-_ the Cliff Cabins, Ompa THVQIIO-

Mrs. Wilfrid Maclscan of Park- dale has returned to the city ai- ter a two weeks vi-sit with her pQr-lnll. Mr. and Mrs. William I. Harris, Murray Harbor.

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Jordan of Bummerville. Mass. lett on re- turn for their home. On the eve of their departure they had a number of irlends invited to their spacious home. A lovely evening was paused away singing the old time songs and hymns. telling jokes and social conversation.

Mr. Lucius Nicolle, s, former . sident of this place but who has blen 1n the USA. for almost fifty years has ratumad and has, taken up residence again, buying the home o! Mrs. Bella Machon in the village. Mr. Nicolle is now retir- ed and is eniovlns llle in tho land 0! his birth.

Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nocdstrum of Muhlehead, Mass. are home an a vacation and stopping with. Mr. and M's. Nathan Irving o! Beach Point. Mrs. Nordstrum was form- erly Miss Jessie Irving of that place. Mm. Nordstnlrn’: mother. ‘Mrs. Alice Irving. is going back with them to spend the winter. Mr. Nordstrum was an instructor in the American Air Farce but is now retired.

lirandviavv And Vicinity

Mrs. (Iisranca Gillie. Halifax, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~D.A. Gillie. Grsndview, while her husband Clarence Gillie is giving a demonstration on radio television at the Toronto nrhibition.

Miss Jean Carver of Quincy, Man. is ependin_ her holidays in Lyndale.

The newly renovated Grsndview school is the scene of activity now that the holidays are over.

Mrs. MscBrida o! the USA. was a recent visitor to Grandview, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fin- layson.

Miss Olive Finlayaon of Grand. view is principal of Ukg School,

Miss Catharine MaoPherson, city. spent the weekend in Grand- view, guest o! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MaoPlurson.

Mm. Robert. MacPhee entertain. ed the Grsndvlew Institute where a pleasant evening was enloyed by members and friends.

Seven Valleyfield children are attending Grsndvlew School where Miss Helen Bahm is our capable teacher.

Mrs. Jack Martin and winsoma daughter Marjorie, were rgeent visitors to Grsndview, guest o! Mrs. Finlay Matheson. '

Miss Margaret Glllis RN, New Bldmfd- Mlle!" who has spent the past six weeks in Grandviaw has

~ left Wednesday for the UBA.

Mrs. Cecil LeLache-irr an young daughter were recent via tors to Grandview. guests of Mr. and Mrs. LN. MacPhcreon.

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141-. nay Graham. I-laiilu. was I bulliraels visitor ta Montana. last W2C

Ir. Rag. Walsh, Elliotvsle, was a business visitor to Montague on Saturday. ’ .

Mr. Gerald ' Murphy and Mr- Bryer Llewellyn were visitors to Charlottetown on Friday.

Mrs. Jack McKeeman, Halifax, N. 5., spent a few days In Montague. guest of her mother, Mrs. Frank McCarron.

Mrs. Joseph Kennedy. New Glas- gow, is at present visiting her mother. Mrs. Angeline Landry, at her home in Lower Montague.

Mrs. Rose Connors of Spitsfield, Mesa, is spendinl a few days Ill Montague. guest of ha: sister-in- law, Mrs. Frank McCarron.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vlckerxon. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. MacGregor. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser were holiday visitors to St. John, NB.

Mr, William Hugh Fraser, oi Blue Mountain, N.S., spent a few days ln Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva G. Allen.

Master Errol MacLura, young son of Mr. anti Mrs. Ben MacLure. spent a law days in Murray Har- bour North, guest o! Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacLure.

Mr. Rudy Hamilton, member of the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Charlottetown, was a week- end visitor to Montague at, the home o! his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peardon Hamilton.

At the regular meeting of the Acme Rebekah Lodge, Montague. on Thursday evening, st which the Noble Grand, Mrs. Hazel Hooley, Pfﬂldﬁd. a very interesting re- port of the proceedings of the an- nual session-of Grand Lodge was elven by the local delegate, Mrs. Ruth MacLeod. The report was dwell prepared, and proved instruc- tive In the work carried on by Oddfellowship. It was suggested that the report be read again at a

latar meeting.

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man-ran roorwlaa “T; alontslua Shoe Store.

Mr. Linus lloaslter. commercial traveller, wls a business visitor ts Montague and vicinity calling es his regular customers.

Miss Wilma MscLure, Menu“ spent a law days In Charlottetown, guest o! Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds.

Miss Margaret MacLure and Mr, Carl MacLure, Murray Barbour North, spent the week-end qr Sackvllle, guest of Mr. Doug 1,. vin. -

Miss Anne Larkin o! Boston, Mass" and Mr. Frank Larkin o! Charlottetown, were visitor; p, Montague for a few days, guem if Mr. and Mrs, Alphonsus Lar.

Messrs. Sandy Reynolds, Br", Llewellyn. Reg. Reid. Frank Greene and Misses Edith Clay and This Martin were reaelt visitors u Mancton.

Mrs. EdwarLPowell, Qccompgn. iad by her two children. Detrie and Alan, has returned to her home in‘ Sydney alter spenains the summer months in Montarue at the homo of her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. mund Collings.

...'Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nicholson and family letit for their home in Howland, Maine, after visiting In Brudenell, guests of Mrs. Nichol- son's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stewart. On their return they were accompanic‘ by Mrs. Nicholson's niece, Annie Mae Stewart. who will spend six months in the States.

‘RETURNED T0 srunms - Mr. Alan n. M”. Donlld of Sour-is left recently for Brockville, Ontario, where he will resume his studies It St. Mary's Cvllese. havin! spent his holidays with his parents. Mr. and M", John J. MacDonald. He was se- Wmpanied by three boys from Sou. ris and vicinity, Messrs. Joseph Mclsaec, Mervin Mclnnls- and Be. sil MacDonald. These boys, who are all graduates of Sauris Con-

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