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NEWS OF THE WEEK Featuring OLYMPIC HIGHLIGHTS

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Mark Twain's "BEST MAN WINS" Show: 2:30 - 7 - 8:45

HE BRAVED THE VERY JAWS‘ _ ' ._ a OF DEATH FOR THOSE HO BRANDED HIM "KILLER"!

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COMEDY CARTOON "AN TA RC TIC

WHALE HUNT"

"A' very delicious apple, Alvin, but I hired a fellow this morn-

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THUR.--FRI.—SAT. Sliows 7 and 8:4}?

Matinee Saturday Only 2:30

“m: LASH" scours " a DOUBLE- DAR|NG,_ DOUBLE- naaluzeteo curt: I ' GAMBLE! . "

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illacAulay-Maclfin-non I Wedding

The marriage of Bertha Eliza- beth. daughter of lVLr. and Raymond MacKmnon, st. Pete-J‘ Bay, to Peter John, son of lvLr. and Mrs. Frank MacAulay. Sou- ris. tool: place on July 6th. at St. Peters Church. which was laste- fully decorated for the occasion. Rev. Fr. R. J. MacDonald, unci.‘ uf the bride performed the ma"- riage ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass. To the soft strains at the Wedding March played by Mr. James Glllls the bride entered the church on the arm of he: whom she was given in marriage. Her goivn floor length was pale blue sheer with berths collar and matching veil and mitts. She carried a bouquct at red roses. Her only attendant was her sister Marion. who wore a floor length gown of pink mar- quisette over satin with match-- lng ﬂower hat and mitts. sne carried a bouquet of mixed flow- ers. The groom was attended o1: his brother. Francis.

During the Mass hymns are." pleasingly rendered by the church choir.

Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party amid showers of confetti together with close friends and relatives motorrd to lite Queen Hotel. ivhere a wedding breakfast was served. The bride's tabla was prelt-ily decorated \\'I u anapdragons and centered wit: tlie three-tier wedding cake. Present at. the table was Rev. Pr. Butler P. P. and Rev. Fr. It. J MacDonald who each proposed toasts followed by B. J. Massey and ﬁttlngly replied to by the groom.

The young couple left immecii ately following the reception on a honeymoon trip to Wnlfviilc ant! other parts of Nova Scotia. For travelling the bride choose a blue suit with white accessories and corsage of roses. Previous to hot marriage the bride was etitertalri- at several showers in Montreal and at her home in St. Peters. where many costly and useful gifts were received.

The bride and groom will re- side in Chepstmv where relative: and friends wish them many yczirs of happiness.

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Souris Hospital

l’; Annual meeting Thursday,

i.‘ August 19th, United Church I Hall at 8:30. All Interested " an Invited u. attend. g i) ,‘\

“TWO TICKETS .55 a SITTER, etnasn"

SYDNEY. Australia, Aug. 16- (CP)—-Movie house proprietor at Wagga Wagga. a. ivealthy town in the southern sheep districts of New Perth, noticed that the at- tendance of young couples at his theatre had fallen off.

learning the reason was the in- ability of the couples to get sit- tars to mind their youngsters, he organized n. team of sitters and added them to his staff. Towns- folk now phone in for tickets and

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

..___.____¢ AGINTI: IONTAGUC: Harold I. Landry. Albert Althea. Mn. Byron Steve-rt. lllee Harriet Clair

AGINT GEORGETOWN:

AGENT! SOURIB: Mlle Enid llohlnfl and Gordon Farrell

Walden ‘Levon

following plane In Montana: Boner.

The Guardian may be bought at any ef tlio

Mil l. A. Uewollrl; Clay.

ll Georgetown: The Poet Oﬂlac: In Souris: Canaan‘: and Florence in 8t. Peter's.- Tha Pan Office.

..°GRUEN WATCHES. - C. n. Boehner, Jeweller, Montague.

Miss Isella Hllchey returned to Halifax after a weeks visit with her brother and siater-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hllchey.

Miss Ada MacGregor. staff of The Bank or Nova scollu. l: at present on a three weeks vac- ation from duties at the Bank.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr James Boudreault is confined to his hcme owing to illness. He is reported to be pro- gressing satisfactorily, and his friends hope to ace him about soon. '

Mr. l-lewson Kydd staff of the Canadian Bank oi’ Commerce, Montague, has begun his two- iveeks vacation. Mr. Kydd has left for Windsor, N. S. where he will loin Mrs. Kydd and family who 'are visiting Mrs. Kydd‘a parents.

Messrs. Glen Murphy and Douglas Prlece are visiting in Montague having came here trccn Ontoria where they are employed ivlth the Massey Harris Company Mr. Murphy flew to the west coast earlier this summer but returned to Ontario where he has since been employed

Many have noticed the new cement walk and platform in

front of the Montague shoe store and the Montague Men's Wear, which has added much to the fine appearance of these new stores. The new walk is of an extensive length with the platform rising directly frorn the walk

Mr. William Burden has arrived in Montague from Emerson, Man. itobe, on his annual vacatioi-L M;

a sitter.

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Ing with a Guardian Want Ad for the treasurer’: job!"

YOU GET 2 EXTRA POUNDS OF

10%

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IOO LBS. TO THE BAG... NOT 98 LBS.

Burden ia employed with the Bank of Nova Scotia in that locality and while here is visiting his mother, Mrs. Isaac Burden, Mr. Burden rwas present during the BPTlllg flood of the Red River which caused so much havoc throughout the district and hi; many photos bear evidence of the damage done during 1h; {loner

At the last. meeting sf the Montague Branch of the Canadian Lesion. Mr. John A. MacDonald gave a resume of the convention which was held,at Saskatoon n short time ago, Mr, Mupmmyd gave a very interesting address which was greatly appreciated by the large audience which had rcme to hear him. He spoke en. thuslastically of the excellent “T,” which the Canadian Legion is doing for the veterans. and elcpreg. sed his horpe that this work would continue in the future.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Wood- swdf- Ontﬂllﬂ. ovho were recently married were guests at the heme 0f ma. Dean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jackson, Peter's Road. last week. During their visit they were honored by a nvlTlber of their friends and showered with ‘many lovely gifts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. The sifta were opened by Miss Jean Beck and the verses read by Miss Marion McLean. The young poo. rile enlwed an evening of dancing on an outdoor paullion with ex. cellent music provided by Messrs Rﬂymond Reynolds, Preston Jack- son, and Floyd Strickland. A de- licious lunch was served by the ladies. -

During the past week work on the new Grade XI room has been bwun and is proceeding rapidly. The new room, which is in the basement, is being prepared by Mr. Dan MacDonald and Mr. Ted MacLean. The rocni is very large with three double windows to pro- vide daylight and ventilation. The veiling has been sound proofed so as to prevent any noise from entering the room from the Grade X room above. Further lighting is provided by six flourescent lights attached to the ceiling which is covered with Gyprnc. The walls are boarded and insulated, and painted white so as to give a brighter rocm. Over the two new' blackborirds, a reflector light has been placed so as to give a clearer light on the boards. 1n short overythirrgWa being dune to make the room as comfortable as pol- stble for the students. Heating will be provided by ceiling red- lmhors, thereby giving an even heat over the whole room. An added convenience is the proxim- ity of the chemistry labratory which la also located in the base- ment. The trustees rind citizens are to be commended in providing this excellent room for the con- venience of the atudenta and this will greatly add.to_the future deve- lopment of the school. Mr. Mac- Donald and Ml’. MlcLean expect to have the room ecinpleted be- fore the opening of Grade X! - Mont.

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Miss Sue Hcmphill Mary l-lemphlli, employees of th

gueatl of their sister, Mrs. Rich ard Callinga

Mrs. Archie Hume has rerurne to. Montague after attending th Grand Lvdile I. O. O. F. in Fred ericton, N. B. Mrs. Hume wag

Oil Branch.

‘Mr.

the Bank of Commerce, River. has the Montague branch will replace Mr.

where

he has received Cmplopfrcnt.

has opened a HUN

returne trainin

Mr. from

MacLeod has just the vocational

fession, Hg will shortly be jolne by Mrs. MacLeod who is at prc sent finishing a course at Halifax. Mrs. expects to open her business connection with her shop.

Bristol

Ed Ryan was a busine-‘S

visitor w the city this week.

Bristol

It is pleasing to see o’

school getting a fresh cont paint.

Miu Lottie Hughes. South B0» ton, has arrived at her old hOIT-f nere for her regular vacation.

Miss Agatha MacDonald ha.‘ tgken n position in the city where her sister Josephine is employee-

m... Francis r. Avlwaril- rewi- ilriest at the Brae was n Vlslfbi to his old home here last week.

The top of n hay Slack beloliz mg m Mr. Ed Rosslter was blown iff in the gale on Saturday 35°“? m‘, toads were scattered.

Mr. George Coffin. Halifax. l'a= arrived home to spend his vac..- tion “iith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graver Coffin in lVforell.

A large barn on the farm of Chester McCarthy in Morell Rear. was blown down Saturday ﬂlflfll’ ing in the hurricane storm.

Mr. Sterling McKay, was in this iicinity with his bulldozer last. week arid did some heavy Frills ing besides digging some collars.

Friends of Mr. Laurance Gau- thier will be pleased to see nl.n around again after a long stay Ill the Hospital in Charlottetown. - Eris.

Miss Mary Rossiter arrived home from Boston on Saturday evening

to spend her vacation with licr parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Rossiter.

Mr. Earl Jay. Halifax, N. S.

who was on a short visit to his brother Premari here left last week to resume his duties in Hiill- fax in the garage business.

The Forty Hours Devotion will open in the Little Flower Churtli on Friday evening and close or Sunday evening. Father Emmi-ti McInnls will assist. the pastor Fa McKenna.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doyle and daughter. Summcrside. who nave been here on their vacation for a, week, guests of Mr. and ltlrs. M. f3. Keefe. left on Monday oii re- turn to the western capital. Mr. Doyle is a Police Officer in Sun.- merside.

The Miaeea Irene and Clair. Ryan. Ottawa, arrive/i in Bristol’. on Saturday night to spend their vacation with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Edward Ryan. These iisitors have been in the civil s’:- vice in the Capital city fur number of years.

Mr. A. B. McAdam. n vetezx. fisher hero for more than forg." years, reports it the worst stern: ever experienced in all his time l-lls eiighty cabin boat was almost swamped and the savage waves

lug tides raced up the beaches carrying everything in their pair.

era in it went out. of control in the chOPPY bay and was almost lost.

The severe storm on Saturda morning did a lot of damage t.» the farm crops here. Corn‘ aid grain fields were flattened to tn!

awful beating. Fishermen tic-e who were caught out report a had

boat. with Walter Squires in l‘

trought the good news that

ﬁlth III hlnrﬂl 0. .K.

and Miss

MOIILBEUQ Furnishing Cbimpany spent the weekend in Gasperaux,

delegate from Acme Rebekah Lodge, Montague.

Mr. Cecil Wightman, Halifax. N. S. is a visitor in Montague Quest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie

l-liitne. Mr. Wightman is a former resident o-f Montague at the time being agent of the local Imperial

Jack Randall, vrhB for some time has been employed in Murray been transferred to he‘ Doug Irvin, who left last. month for Ontario where

Mr, Fred MacLeod, Peters Road harber shop on the main street in Montague

course in Halifax where he spent some time preparing for his pro-

liair - dressing llaclseod in husband's

lashed her from all angles. Rusb- '

and a boat with Blaxland ilroih- ‘

ground and the potatoes took at. -

time getting to shore. One largo

was feared lost as they were mile: from shore when the atorm we: at ita worst but later in the day 2 call by phone to Nufrage Hnrlmr tne Souires boat had rniide that part

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Holidays, etc... by appointment Office Connected VUith Drug Store

BOUDREAULT-McKEEMAN

‘A wedding of interest to many friends was solemnized at St. Georges Church. St. Georges when Miss Etta MeKeeman, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George lVlcKeeman of Gasperauv was united in marriage with Mr. John Boudreault. son of Mrs. Sophia Boudreault and the late Peter Boudreault of Georgetown. The bride ivns attractively gown- ed in blue, of street length with gray and blue hat, Her brides- iilaid. Miss Olive McKee-man wore blue flowered jersey and navy ha‘. The groom was capahly assisted b) Mr. Michael Slgsworth. Mrs. Jerome Hughes

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AUCTION SALE

AT CARDIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST I9th AT 1:30 O'CLOCK

I am inst-acted by the executor: of the Morson Estate to sell the following: I large office desk and swivel chair, I wal- nut sofa (old), 2 walnut tables (old), 2 tables (antique), 2 otto- mans (old), I silver cruet stand (old), I brass knocker for door, I oak buffet, I oak book-case, 3 small book cases, flower stands and vases, bedsteads, dressers, chairs, crockery. 594mm!‘ "If! hm" iardiniere and stand, wicker chair and hamper, kitchen ftlbltl. kitchen range (Fawcett), I open front stove, I coal Iiod, tongs ﬂlld shovel, I floor polislier, glass dishes, chafing dish, brass kettle, oil lamps, oil stove, electric toaster, tennis raquet, boots and skates. pair skis, post-hole digger, hay fork, scaIes,I cream seP°'°I°" I set platform scales (Fairbanks), and all articles too numerous t0 mention. If wet, next fine day.

LESTER KEIZER, Auctioneer-

Mari/‘s Road, sister of the bride. wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Bouti- strved a delicious breakfast to rem", wit] “side in Neivpoff

the ive/icllng guests at. the home when m‘ mom" 15 "mm", an oi the groom in Newport. After their return from their 5- 5- Newpmk

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