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BAN DEMONSTRATIONS CAIRO. July 9-theutcrsh Auth- oritiea today banned publir dem- onstrations planned for -Wednes- day. the anniversary at 'he British bombardment 01 Alexandria July 11, 1Q. OZ&H AM-IZASSADOR. IDNDON, July 9-(Reuters!-The Oaechoalovair Government tonight appouftea Joseph Ulrich Ambass- ador to Great Britain. the Ceteka news agency reported in a dilpatch received here. At. the some time it appointed Vladimir Prohaaba Aor-

Jrrra GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN t

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN Montagug In IQQQ A

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AOINTS:-MONTAGUE: llarall It. luarlry. Ilsa. Byron Stewart. Ira. lruoa I!aoPlree. Miaa Joyce Wluinlors. Mia: loan Johnston. AGENT GIOIGETOWN:

Woldoa Laura.

the toilowia; places to

leit this week on a trip to Mont- real for a few days.

.. .' Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Llewellyn and son Richard, Montague, are spending a few days in Halifax where they are visiting relatives.

'Mrs. Ray Colllngs and daugh- ter Grace. Murray Harbour North. were visitors to Montague yester- (lay.

' Mr. Kenneth Macbougall. Charlottetown, spent the weekend at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. MacDougall. Mont- ague.

. t Mr. Cecil Masher. Montague. travelled by plane to Moncton and Sackville last week on a business trip. He returned to Montague by motor via. Cape Tormentine.

. ' Mrs. William Scccabsugh. ac- companied by her three grand- daughters. Mlsses Ethel. Louise and Brenda Llewellyn. Murray Har- bour North, were visitors to Mon- tague Monday.

' Mrs. Harry Bruhm. Monts- gue has as her guests her brother- in-law. Mr. Fred Bruhm. and Mrs. Bruhm of Lunenburg. NS. and also her son and daught.er-in-law. and Mrs. Clyde Bruhm of

-.-.. . ' Mr. Frank Moore of Sydney. N.S. and his son Parker. were re- cent visitors to Montague. where they visited many old friends. while on the Island they visited the former home of Mr. Moore's wife at Georgetown. the Weather- bie home. which also had a visit- or of a former occupant. Mr. Har- old weatherbic last week.

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...' The regular monthly meet- ing of the Montague Women's In- stitute was held at the home at Mrs. Emery MacNeil, Thursday evening. The president. Mrs. A.D. MacLure presided. The meeting opened with the singing of the In- stitute Ode. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Lorne Wigginton. and approv- ed as read. The correspondence was read and discussed. The firi- ancial statement was read by the treasurer. Mrs. R.G. MacDonald.

the bank. It was moved and sec- ondcd that all bills be paid. A sum of money was voted towards the Sanatorium Radio Fund. An ex- cellent report from the district convention was given and the members expressed satisiactlon on the success of the meeting. On mo- tion the secretary was instructed to write letters oi appreciation to the Canadian Legion. and to the Ladies Auxiliary or the Canadian Legion for their share in making the district meeting such a suc- cess by placing at their disposal the Legion Hall, dishes, silverware. etc. There was no report from the sick committee. Mrs. A.D. Mac- Lure and Mrs. Howard Vickerson were appointed as delegates to at- tend the annual Institute conven- tion at Charlottetown this week. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. MacLean. The August meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J.C. Macliure.

Souris Regatta

Souris wants to welcome you on Wednesday, Jilly llih. All classes are well- iilled and competition will be keen and thrilling. Relax and enjoy yourself on the banks of Souris Harbour. Enjoy a delicious lobster supper served right at water's edge. and end the day by attending the dance in the new St. Mary's Parish Hall. Excellent floor and excellent music.

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....' MrAlbcrt Fraser. Montague:

showing a substantial balance inl

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.. 'Mias Dawn Currie. Charlotte- town. is spending a few days in Montague, guest of her grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MacLure.

' Mr. Everett Buchanan. who spent the past four months in Montague. guest of his brother. Mr. Herbert Buchanan. left yesterday morning for Kentvilie. N. S. where he will visit his sister. Miss Hsrict Buchanan, and Mrs. Edwin Baker.

....'RESEBVE lVcdnesday. July 18th for St. ltiaryis Church sup- per. Beaver Club Hall, Mon- ytague.

' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Min- guikin, and young son. Rickey. oi Montreal. are visiting in Monta- lgue. guests of Mrs. Minnikin's par-- fents. Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Campbell

..'SPEClAL ONE-CENT SALE- lRock-Spar varnish in half-pints, quarts and gallons. One can at regular price. an extra can for only one cent. Don't miss this bargain while its lasts. Also all Wallpaper in stock going at 20 per 1 cent off. Hiichey and Vanldcrsiine. Montague. ; . A GUEST SOLOIST -- Mrs. 'Brucc MacLaren of Edmonton. ililta. was guest soloist at St. An- tdrews Presbyterian Church. Sun- lday evening. She sang very beauti- ifully "Open The Gates of The Temple" (Knapp). The service was conducted by Rev. F.N. Young lwhose messag was based on the words of St. Paul "And now abid- Ieth Faith, Hope. and Love. these lthree. but the greatest of these is ibove". The hymns were ”B1est the lMan Who Fears Jehovah". Tm Not Ashamed to Own My Lord” )and "0 Master. Let Me Walk with lThee". The organist was Mrs A. F. icampbcll.

Monthly Meeting Montague Council

..The regular monthly meeting of the Montague Town Council was held last night in the council room with His Worship Mayor B. H. Yen, presiding. Present were Councillors Hessian. Reynolds. lMacGowan. and Nicholson.

The minuics at the last meeting were read by the Town Clerk. Mr. B. N. Hooley. and approved.

It was moved by COLll'lCLll0T Reynolds. and seconded by Coun- cillor Nicholson thal 5500.00 be transferred from the building fund .to the general fund. Two bills ;were tabled for further discus- ision. and it was moved that all other bills be paid. Four lend- ers were read for the position of town policeman. and it was mov- ed that Mr. Charles McLcnnan be appointed to the position for a period of one month at the wage of sl5.00 per week. it. was also moved that Mr. Loo Ceilings be appointed as street maintainer- for a period or one,month at the wage of ten dollars per week.

The building committee report- ed that the Library floor required Vshcllac and varnish and also that .the outside finish of the building ii-equired painting and repair. it.

Mr. Justice Arsenault

I i since publication in The Guardian. be divided equally between the two

. ceeds of sales to ' Orphanages.

...' An interesting article. on shipping at Montague during oct- ober, 1898, was recently displayed at The Guardian oftice. Montague.

Taki g from a. half-century-old is- sue or he Guardian. it gives evid- ence of the fact that Montague was at that time a very busy ahip- ping centre. This activity on Mon- tague's water front lasted until the early 1930': when produce be- gan to move by rail. and later by truck. It is estimated that where one ship puts into port in the Spring and Fall now. ten ships ap- peared at the turn of the century.

As it appeared in the display. the article read as follows:

"Montague Shipping Notes. (En- tcrcd). Oct. lath. - Morena. Har- pcll, Georgetown. Bal: 5.5. Elec- tra, McLaren. Pictou. Mdse. 2lst.- Nlcanor, Westhaver. Port Hui. Herring. 22nd. - Alma, H. Mitch- cll. ship Harbour. Bal; Lydia A. Mason. Halifax. Herring; North star. Cooper. sherbrooke. Herring; Eva. M. B. Bonding. West. Gumt- cook, Bal; Annie M. Bell. Brannen. Halifax. Herring; 24th. -- Maggie May. Fillis, west Cheazetcook. Bat: Greenleai. Julian. Halifax, Bal: Lottie S.. Dorcy. Hubbard's Cove. Bal; Vesta. Evans, Chester, 381: Electra, McLaren. Pictou Mdse: Jubilee, Butler. Pictou. 120 tons coals for Electra. Agile. McLean. Halifax, Bal.

"Montague shippint! N055 (Cleared). Oct. 18th. - S. S. Elec- tra. McLaren. Charlottetown. lilth. .. May Queen. Jackson. Pictou. 800 bushel potatoes. 150 bus. Tur- nips by Poole and Thompson. 20th. - Lois. Landry, Sydney, 520 bus. Potatoes. 35 Bus. Carrots, 66 Bus. Turnlps, 8 Tons Hay. ll Pigs. bV W.A. Poole and Co. 22nd. -W.l-I Crosby, Julian. Halifax. 1450 Bus. Potatoes. 340 Bus. Turnips, i660 Bus, Oats. by P. Kelly; Monitor. Fraser, Sherbrooke, 1500 Bus. Oats. 300 Bus. Potatoes, lO0 Bus. Tull- nips,'by P. Kelly. 24th. - E1eC' tra. McLarcII. Plctou: C.A- Ermi- Hebb, Halifax. 1820 Bus. Potatoes. 2250 Bus. Turnlps, 400 Bus. Oats, 15 Bus. Carrots. B Barrels Oysters. 2 Live Pigs, by G. Wightman and Captain. I

”Montnguc p-ssesses a. ess like appearance today. there beiniz eighteen schooncrs. I barkentinc. and a steamer in port."

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was moved that the huilding.r'.om- mitiee be ernpowtred to hire 8 capable man to perform this work. It was -mm"ed that the appoint- incni oi town assessors be left to the discretion of the finance com- mittee. On discussion it was felt that the new assessment should be brought out as soon as the as- sessors had completed their work, and that every attempt should be made in the near fixture to collect as much at the arrears as possi- ble. which at the present time is quite substantial. It was pointed out that the arrears on the sewer payments were coming in. and would be all collected within a short period. l Considerable discussion took place with respect to the hazard- Kous drain below MacDonald Ave- nue. near the Stewart property. it was stated that some accidents had occurred. and that the town would have to fix this section. it was moved that the street com- imilicc look into the mailer. and have the condition rcmcdicd. There being no l'urthcr busi- ness. the meeting adjourned.

' ANOW ON SALE

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! Charlottetown-The Maritime Stationers. .

' Summerside-The Bell Book Store.

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ton Co-operative" Richmond-J. P. Gaudet.

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28 cents; Potatoes 5 cents; Tur- nipa ll cents." , .

"Mr. Bhatford, a large produce dealer of Hubarda Cove. has or- rivod and is making a choice aet- ection of produce for his veaset It is evident to the moat. casual ob-. server that more whart accommod- ation ia unentiy needed at this Dori. u there are five achooners in the stream today that cannot get berths. It is hoped that the proper department will take the matter in hand and provide ad- ditional wharf accommodation as slog; as possible." - October 24th.

The prices listed in the above article are considerably lower than today. when oats are 32.50 to 02.75 per 100 lbs.. potatoes 50 cents per 75 lb. sack, and tumipa 45 cents per bushel. ,

It will be iurther noted that the writer observed the need for more wharf accommodation. At the time there were in existence Ciaul's Wharf which extended from the bridge along the North side or the river almost to the present day Imperial Oil tanks. and the Dewar Wharf which extended further on.

On the south side the Lampert Wharf extended from the bridge to the end of the present day Irv- ing oil tanks, and the Stevens Wharf which is the only one of the old wharves still in existence. since then the Poole and Thomp- son wharf has been built on the South side. which. with the Stev- ens Wharr constitute the only pre- sent wharf accommodation.

It was stated that during the referred to era it was not uncom- mon to cross the river on the decks of the ships at almost any point in the river as they lay tied to each other awaiting a berth, a scene un. doubtedly never to be witnessed again.

When your

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Nagging hudaclies are sometimes mes- sages of pain. carried from an upset digestive system along the sensitive Vagus Nerve-your Tenth Nerve-to your brain.

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-JULY 10. 1951'

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For Summerside-Borden 7:00 a.m., 2:10 pm., daily ex. Sun. For Murray Harbor 3:15 p..m. daily ex. Sunday.

For Souris 2:30 p.m. daily ex. Sunday.

Lv. Souris 6:45 p.m. Monday. 5:45 p.m.. Tuesday. For Georgetown 2:30 p.m. daily ex. Sunday.

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For Borden 7:15 a.m.. 1:45 p.m. daily ex. Sunday. For Tignish 6:15 p.m.. daily ex. Sunday;

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Borden-Cape Tormentine

The car ferry between Borden and Cape Tormentinc will make eight trips daily in each direction. leaving Borden and Cape Tormrntinc picrs at 9:10 a.m.. 10:35 n.m., 1200 ;-,m.. 2:40 pm.. -1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m.. 9:00 pm.. 10:30 pm.

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This is the sort oI bedroom where you'll "wake up and sing”. It's so "chintsy" and cheerful. And the lioor covering. Ioo,.will win admiration. for a Gold Seal Congoleum rug stays so new-looking no long! The reason for that is Congoleunfa wear layer of heat- touglsenod paint and baked enamel . . . equal in thickness to 8 coats of the belt lloor paint applied by hand! Gold Seal Congoleum iraahens up prtttily with just the wish oil damp cloth. Bo aura to look for the seal when you buy. It carries the famous money-back guarinteo of satisfaction! See your house furnishing dealer soon. Youill be delighted with how much long-lasting beauty you can get for so little.

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