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Walden Laverl.

TIM Guard!-In my In bolltht at the following places Blue Dorno Restaurant, and uuardlan Office: In Georgetown" The Pelt Office: in Sourla: Tho Snack Bar and II. Richard: of ban.

in Mo:-tutu:

.,..'CHlLll HEALTH confers

October 26th. 2-4 p.m.

...!H0)lE AND ing Thursday. October

25th,

attendance requested. ..'APPE.-H. DISMISSI-LI) was learned yesterday that appeal of Wilfred Montague. from a conviction July. 1930. before Judge

is understood that jwas taken into custody last n

"await transfer in

CANADA'S FINEST ClGARETTE

ihls sentence of two years for lltheft of a marine cnrzine.

lMurray Harbor FOR SALEjNative Dies Al '

acres lniut. Huuvu- and ham In

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SCHOOL meet-

8.30

n.m. Montague High School. Full

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the

:MacGuigan. to the Supreme Court inf Canada -has been dismissed. the appellant

ight

iand lodged in Georgetown Jail to successful

Peiiitentiary. where he will scr-yeiilerl Church Hall.

the

uillent emulitioii. electricity. iiearl -'hIlI'Ch. Nlnrc. mill. for t-. iimi -7- ihrec miles from Nlniiiiltfilt-. Kg: 0 NEVV GI'ASGOwi Ni 5- 05i- ..o,mhl,, mm l”.i(.,,. wriuby -4 -tCPv- Pasco llcrinng. a native g of lvilirray Harbor. P. E. I.. died MR5. D. P. lll:it'l'HkIRS()N, Itn hospital here today following BOX 3'27. a brief illness. He was 85. He set- Mt')N'i'A(iliE tied here in 1904 after returning nr phone Moiitaziio ttt-3 from the Unzted States. His uife

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died less than two months ago.

..fDON'T FORGET SPECIAL

in Town Hall, Montiigue, Frirlziy. SALE now on at Dunn's. Gaspar-

eaux.

....'MASQl'ERAl)E DANCE, Fri- day. October 26th. Beaver Club H"”- M0"ial.Zlll'. Don Messer's or- cliestrn.

..'E.VGAGI'J)lENT. .. 51,-. mm

ultrs. Daniel Shaw. Lorne Valley.

tvatte,-W0.-r.i,' wish to niinourico the engagement

,of their daughter Hannah Marina

M. R.:tn .lohn Alvin. son of Mr. and Mrs.

'WallN' M.VCr5.. Cardigan. Marriage ito trike pliice in the near future.

i . FTFRKEY SlVPPER- A Very

l l"FiiE')' and chicken

Doi'chester.SUrlD0t” -was held in Trinity Un- g Montague. last

PVEHIHE Stlonsored by the ladies

of the rliurcli. The tables were

l""l'.V tzistr-l'ulI.V' ari'.'ingcd with

floral centrepieces. and bouquets

of full flowers and maple leaves

were arranged utiout the hall and stage. Approximately 450 people were served. dtirinl: the evening. and the ladies were commended for the excellent food and scr- virie. A tzihle on one side CliSl'lill)'-

Ml fancy work tti'tOt'IlC'tlnl'.!, whirl; was .-itlinircd flllfl roinnienietl on iavoui'tit)ly by nil.

Make Progress On New School Al Murray River

Diiririg the past. week consid-j era-blc pi'O:lT.-N has been made on the constiiiictioii of the new school at 3i'.l...'1)' Rn-er. Having eoniptctert the asphalt roofing lastl week. the c.i.'ps-iiter: have now. almost coiiiplctcd lay.ii.: the grey

iii.-rill-'o:';tik..-:Lliiit:. After finishing. this work.thc caves and windowsl are next. on the svhcdiile, after which the carpenters uill iiiovei inside to put on the Ten-Tcst.tlie. lower par". of which on the u allst will be tovcrcd with inasonitel Hot air ducts have been installed; in the walls, which will' be nipedl to the electric oil furnace in tliei baseinciit.

The new

school is atiyaccnt. to

A the old one. which has been ini

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use for over sixty years. Tile new;

one. of the Soiitliport type, is 100. feet ion: and 25', feet wide, with; three classrooins and basement, iiinnin: water and in.i'rioi' plunib-r ing. The l'0Onl: will be nccupicdl by zrades one to three, four in seven. and miiiit to ion. The total cost is estimated at 520,030.00, The 1313:? spacious grounds have been levelled by liiilidozcr and maintainer, and will be seeded out. at a later date. Mr. William Whiteway, eontraetoif expects to have the school ready for occupa- tion in about four weeks.

Road Improvement In Belfast Section

Work is now ln progress on the road from Eldon to Belfast which will remove the sharp curve at the foot of the hzll brloiv the his- toric Belfast Church, and will result in the widening and grad- ing of the road. The new road will go directly up the hill to the Church.

A considerable part. ni' the work on the eleven mile stretch of the Trans-Canada l-liszhwny between Wood Islands and Plnette has been '(-ompleterl and it is hoped to pave this section next year.

Wnrrypof FALSE TEETH

Slipping or Irritating?

Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipplnghdropping air vtobbllng when you eat, talk or lautzh. Just sprinkle a little FAS- rrrzrn on your plates. This pleas- ant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and se- Curity 0! holding plates more firmly. No gummy, gooey. pasty taste or feeling. It.'s llkllilll (non- acid). Ga: FAsTEt'!.'rl-l at any drug store.

. .1'HE GUARDIAN.

River Nears

..'With only 1.200 feet on the last course left to dig out, the dredge 115 is expected to finish the great task of cleaning out the Montague River in another three to four weeks. This ' project was undertaken in 1950, when dredg- ing operations were begun at the Montague bridge. and continued to the end of the first course at MacEachern's Point. and part of the second. Approximately 120.- 000 yards of mud were removed during that year. This year the 115 has removed approximately 160.- 000 yards to date. Keddy feels that over 300.000 yards will have been-removed before the job has been completed.

At present only the tug boat

The movement of livestock from P. E. island for exhibition at the Maritime Winter Fair in Amherst will commence on Saturday. Oct. 27 for those breeders who are showing on the opening day of the Fair. it was learned yester- day from Mr. S.C. Wright. agri- cultural representative with the Department of Agriculture.

The largest movement of live- stock. however, from this Provi- ince will be on Tuesday. 013.. 80. when the Livestock Special will again be operated. it is expected

that between twelve and fifteen cars will be leaving. Mr. Wright said. and the C.N.R. are again cooperating in making this as

convenient as possible for exhib- itors.

CHARLOTTETOWN

Dredging Of Montague

Completion

:.....M--.M..M....-. Pugwnsh is servicing the 115. the Glen Llvett having left for Char-

lottetown. However. the tug boat

Canso is-expected to arrive mom- entarily to replace the Glen Livett.

An average of it feet of water predominates the whole winding

length of the river which has been any

dredged, sufficient to allow boat of heavy draught to reach Montaigne port without any dif- ficulty. This will be 3 great boon during: the full shipping which will shortly get under way,

and Captainland a greater benefit to the farm-

ers who will find a means to 1 dy market. for many of their

TOR shipment by

products through water.

Island Livestock Moving Shortly For Winter Fair

New York Dock iSlrike Continues

NEW YORK, Oct. 24 -(GP) - Rcbel dock strikers refused to go along with their leaders today in B. plan to end the east const'I crippling waterfront strike.

Rank-and-file wildcat strikers tossed a monkeywrench into the scheine to end the 10-day-old iwalkout with-a new vote on B bit- ;terly disputed contract.

l Instead. they stood firm in their rdcmalld the new contract be junk- .cd and niiother one negotiated.

' Their decision came as the city's

.Commerce and Industry Associat-

The following are the dates torllon estimated s25o.ooo,ooo worth of

the livestock judging in the vari-tgoods were stalled by the

bus classes at Amherst: Short-I hoins, Thursday. Nov. lsi; Here-' lords. Thursday. Nov. lst: Aber- decn Angus, Friday, Nov. '.lnd;t steers, Friday. Nov. 2nd; Holsteins.I Friday and Saturclay. Nov. '.lnct' and 3rd; .lerscys. Monday and. Tuesday. Nov. 5th andl 6th; Glleiillseys, Monday and Tucsday.i Nov. 5th and 6th; Ayrshircs.' 'IQiesda,v and Wednesday, Nov. 6th' and 7th: Swine. Friday and sat-i iirday. Nov. 2nd and 3rd: Sheep..- Mondrziy and Tuesday. Nov. fithl and 6th; Foxes, Monday, 'f'utsday and Wednesday. Nov. 5-6-7ih:.' Horses. grade draft. Thursday and! Friday. Nov. lst and 2nd; P"-i ehcrons and Belgian; Clydcscial Friday. Nov. 2nd; light horses. every evening. l

Vegetables. seeds and pototoesi will be judged on Thursday and Friday. Nov. lst and 2nd.

11 OZEOHS FROM

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political reasons. was told by "an. llfldeitfzfotlnd friend” to board the; train at Prague. l

The next day the handsome student bought a ticket for Ascti. snug in his overcoat was in pistol.

At Pilsen. Garel Truksa, l-l vet- eran rallroader. boarded the train. He, too. had it pistol.

Trobl stationed himself in the haggn-ie car behind the locomot- ive. "My job was to keep anyone away from the cab." he said.

Konvalinka was at the throttle. Next to him was his fireman. a Communist. '

At the little town of l"ra1.enbad. the engineer stepped down from his post and cut the air-brake. This made it impossible to stop the train by yanking the cm- ergency cord.

At the same time, Truksa jump- ed in the cab and ordered the fireman at pistol-point to lie face down on the floor.

The train with its 100 passeng- ers was scheduled to stop at Asch: But it didn't. Konvalinka pushed the throttle wide open. Truksa shovelled coal. The train shuttled forward. gathering momentum.

In the coach. the conductor grabbed the emergency cord. nothing hnppened..A Red police- man ran for the hand-operated brake. Blocking his way was Karel Ruml. the student.

"I stopped him with my pistol." he said today. "lie was no hero."

-Two minutes later the three- eoach train with the big Red star on the boiler was standing in the German town of Wlldenau.

Seventy-seven pasoenzern want- ed to go back to their homes. But

strike. The figure is climbing nt the rate of 525,000,000 a day. the associat- ion estimated.

A new appeal to President Tru- man to ”stop the strike” was vot- ed bypbusiness, shippin-3 rind civic representatives at an emergency niceiinz.

Parliament Al-A-Glance

By The Canadian Press

Private members suz;-rested A variety of ways to bring down the cost of living.

Health Xttinister Martin said oldage pension legislation will be introduced Thursday.

Thursday

The commons will discuss gov- ernment legislation. The senate will not sit.

Theatre Men Hold Annual Meeting

AMHERST, N.S., Oct. 14 -- (CF) -- Mayor A..). Mason. Springhill. N.S.,.,today was re-elected presi- dent. of the Maritime Allied Exhib- ltors Association. which held its annual one-day session here.

other officers re-elected are: George Walters, Charlottetown, secretary; Pat Dwyer, Halifax.

treasurer; Fred Gregor. New Wat- erford. Nova. Scotla vice-president; Gordon Spencer. Saint John. New Brunswick vice-president. and Bar- old Gaudet. Summerolde, Prince Edward Island vice-president.

of adventure." said Jarosllv Bureo. 18-year-old high school student. He knew nothing of the plot. His parents still are in Czechoslovakia.

The Czechs. along with some 900 other D.P.'s. are slated to leave tomorrow by two C. N. R. trains for their new homes throughout Canada. ,

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3i asked to stay in Germany. "We. didn't do it. for the spirit

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SERSOII

ANSWER! iCHAB.GES--Ambu- sador-It-Large Philip Jeuup. tu- tlfying before the senate Foreign Relations subcommittee considering his nomination to the U.N. Gen- eral Assembly in Peril. Iccuud Harold stauen of looping like .1 "grasshop " from one "misstate- ment" t another. Stoooon hnd criticized .7essup'I role in formu- lating U. B. Far Eastern policy.

New Drainage System In Murray River

A new culvert line to effect bet- ter drainage has been installed across the misln street in Murray

River, immediately above the railway line to the station. This area. has provided a great many

headaches to engineers in the past owing to the presence of small springs which prevent the proper settling of the road bed. During the past two weeks the-road ex- tending from the railway line to I distance of 150 feet towards the town has been excavated to a depth of five to six feet, and car- ried ln an angle across the rail- way itric near the station to a run off ditch. This area was then filled with rock which, it is re- ported, will facilitate drainage of the spring water away from the road bed. This. together with the new culverts above the railway line, is designed to drain off most of the water in the area. and so retain. a firm road surface.

Mr. Bill Ward, engineer on the location. stated that this type of drainage was designed for such trouble spots. and would prove to be 3 permanent job. With the completion of this project, the road from Murray River to Mur- ray Harbour may be oonsidered to be ready for paving if, and when. it is decided to do so.

let Engines T, Make World's Worst Noise

CHICAGO, Oct. 24 -(AP)- The worst noise in the world. from jet engines. .was described to the American Acoustical society to- day. These noise scientists were told thst. the jets make noise that en- dmgers health. in almost unbear- able. and that if not shielded. would slow the aviation program for defence. These noises are not from jets flying, but on the ground. where they are bolted down for hundreds of hours for full-scale testing of their power and stamina. This. said Richard D. bemmermann. vino-president of Industrial sound Control, Inc.. Hartford. Conn., endangers the health of the avi- ntlon peuonnf because the teat- lnc has to be done in closed buildings. The jet: cannot be tented out in the open without oprending their terrible shrieking for miles about.

The noise. he said, is above 160 decibel:--which moans it cause: actual pain to some persons. A

CTFOBER 25, 1951

Choices: coffee beans from tho wodd'I

Enest. plantations are selected for pro-, poring 'Naoai'6. First the coho beans

are freshly routed. Then tho colon is

brewed and the soluble coin solidi.

the port that contain: the noun cud

layer, are extracted and carbohydrate!

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coho goodnooo.

All you do to just measure one too- Ipoonf right into the cup-pour on boiling water-and stir. Ono. tooth and you'll know why more people drink Nescafd . . . for pure oaju enjoyment No fuss or bother-no wait. Mon economical, too, than ordinary who making. You nave up to 400 1 pound when you enjoy Nucafo.

ESCAF

'Nuenfl (pronounced NE!-CAIAY) H the exclusive ngiotorad tndo mark :1 Nooti6'a Milk Product: (Claude) Limited lo dulgnolfr Ito -olublu who product which to ooinpoood at equal port: of fig aolublo onion and Iddol 53;: cnrbohydrntel rins. mutton and extras) addod acid: to proton the loves

can just. barely hear. A lion's mu in 00 decibels.

The. Jets eat. astronomical Quantities of air. Air heated to 3600 degrees fahrenheit. is their dl'iV1nE N81. The ventilating system in at jet testing room may have to get rid of 3 million cubic feet. of air in one minute. Thin in 8 cube of air as high as n 10.

story building. Slots. baffles. and soundproofing of new kind: in used on the nplse.

The time is coming when this sound shielding will have to be put into airports. Jet and rocket planes will force this. At present a jet engine on the ground makes nearly unbearable noise for 50 feet around.

SPECIAL OOTOBER SALE

OCTOBER 22nd TO 31st IND. GROCERIESV

Fancy Quality

MOLASSES. Extra Special . ..... . . . . . 69: Fresh

FITTED DATES. per lb. . . . . . . . . -..... 'l6c Magic

BAKING POWDER. per lb. . . . . - . . . 27c MATCHESE3 boxes 28: TEA. per lb.. Special . . . . . . . . . .- 75c COFFEE. per lb.. Special . . .1 . . . . . 98:

A 1801:; Complete Line of Groceries on Sale St 0 in Sale. Refrigerators, . Washing Machines, oves, R8.dl0S.. Electric Appliances, Building Sup- plies, Cedar Shingles, Dry Goods. and Drugs, etc. (EVERYTHING ON SALE)

E. General Merchant

MURRAY RIVER. P. E. ISLAND

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