Some Montague-Georgetown Damage

A new car, owned by Mr. H. M. Smith of Montague was reported seriously damaged during the hurricane early Sunday morning when the large tree pictured above crashed

partially across it.

The residence of Mr. James Llewellyn, Georgetown, pictured above, lost part of its roof during the height of the storm. Debris flew across the street and broke off a telephone

pole.

Considerable Damage Reported from

Storm In Various

Hurricane Edna. left a toll of tI.lll13i;e in its wake in Southern Kings early yesterday morning as uinds of 70 to 80 mph uprooted ilH'8 and tore off roofs.

The increasing winds were noted after 10 pm. Saturday night and ny il.30 had reached gale force. short- Ir after this power lines were brok- rn. and all electricity was cut off.

rommunication lines were also severed. 'l'hroughoiit the night the K519

winds lashed the countryside. small and large trees were broken or iprrvited, some falling V across the roadways smashing power and oom- mimlcation lines.

At Montague ornamental trees suffered great damage. Three love- Iy old trees at the home of Albert Viartiii were iinrooted, tearing up 'Ilr! sidewalk in their fall. A new car owned by Mr. H. M. Smith was seriously damaged on the hood and front when a tree in front of his linme was blown down on the car. UTOLITCT tree at the opposite cor- nor of the front lawn was also up- inoted causing some damage to the house. Throughout the whole town branches littered the streets, or- rivimental nrbors were lifted bodily hr the wind and deposited thirty xnrds away broken almost beyond icpnlr. Wires were found lying inrnss streets, trees. cars and iiiilidirigs in one of the worst gale: in strike the area. At Georgetown. amidst other damage, the roof of James Llewcllyn's home was blown off Part of it was blown across the sirvi-t. broke off in telephone pole and ('l'.'l5IlCd into the home of Don-

King's Co. Areas

iel Martcll. Another portion of the roof. blown across the street, smashed the front window of Fred Deloreyas store.

Four telephone pole: were lyinx on the pavement on the Murray River-Murray Harbour road. with several lines being broken and com- munications disrupted. Electric power was restored to tho Mon- tngue area early yesterday after- noon after difficult and long hours of labour by tho Montague crew.

Telephone oommunicstions, which again suffered serious damage, par- ticularly along the main highway to Charlottetown, may be out for a few days. workmen. however, are doing all possible to restore normal conditions as rapidly as possible.

At New Perth a barn owned by Mr. Alex Hamilton was re- ported damaged and at Roseneath an unocriipied horn on the prom- ises of Mr. James MacDonald col- lapsed.

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amateur reported that they had

experienced excessive winds but

very little damage had resulted. A string of seven telephone poles

were down at Vernon River and

at Alexandra. a tree blocked the higliway. Other highways in the eastern part of the Province were similarly blocked temporarily with local residents aiding in the work of clearing things up.

Fruit growers throughout the Province suffered severe loss per-

C0-OP SUPER MARKET

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Monday - Tuesday

SPECIALS

- Wednesday Only

tlcularly with regard to the apple crop which it is feared may be ll total failure. The damage to fruit trees is believed general with all orchards suffering heavily. Reports indicate that a majority of the apple crop is on the ground.

AT EXPERIMENTAL FARM

Mr. R. 0. Parent, superintendent of the Experimental Farm, stated over 50 per cent of their crop was down with more of the riper ones than others. Other fruits suffered similarly.

At least a dozen trees were up- rooted at the Experimental Farm and some of them were still block- ing the main entrance to the Farm late yesterday afternoon. Be- sides this the roof was ripped off the trench silo and a large quan- tity of glass broken in the green- house.

Considersble damage also result- ed at the local Golf Club where the front of the verandah was torn off and the tops of two chimneys blown down.

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...'TlM0'l'HY SEED. We are buying and cleaning timothy seed. Paying highest market prices. Fraser and Annear, Montague.

Personals

.!Mr. Clarence Sanderson. mo- tored from Hamilton, 0nt., to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson, Morell.

..'MrI. George B I n k s and daughter, Emily formerly of Sour- is, now of Hamilton, Ont.. has been spending their vacation with Mrs. Banks'. p a r e n t a. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanderson, Morell.

Transport Trailer is Overturned

..'A Transport trailer, the pro- perty of Challis dz Sons, Maine U.B.A. was seriously damaged Fri- day night. when after having been lettpiiirkedon thesideof the side of the main road outside Montague, it toppled into the ditch, crushing the side and hood. The trailer was carrying 27,000 lbs. of irlsh moss, loaded by Ray

Stewart of Murray Harbour. and

destined for Bedford, Mass. After leaving Montague only

last week, the truck broke down,

necessitating leaving the trailer parked. However the right front was parked on in soft shoulder, and after some time. the weight of the load forced the wheel farther into the shoulder, until it broke away, toppling the trailer into the ditch.

Saturday the load was removed and transferred to another truck for transit. Efforts will be made this week to upright the trailer

.3 FLUE FIRE - Tho Mon”. gue fire department was cniied out Saturday in answer to I flue fire at the home of Mr. Angus Matheson. The fire however. did not amount to anything, and was quickly extinguished. There was no damage.

Poufconcrete For Montague Bridge Approach

'The first concrete slabs were . poured on the north approich of the Montague Bridge during the past week. The preliminary work, which has taken several weeks, was ,, completed earlier in the week, and the work of running the concrete approach was immediately begun. It is expected that another two days will complete the concrete work at this end, and work will then start at the south end on which all preliminary work, except that of construction forms, has been completed.

CITY CANCER

TONIGHT AT 6 :30

Cancer Campaign are asked to

attend tiie opening meeting at

and remove it to another loca- tion.

At 8 All nicmbcrs,

FISH AND GAME MEETING KINGS counrv BRANCH

AT BRIDGETOWN ON FRIDAY, SEPT 17th

interested sports hunters are invited to attend.

ion Ilall, Grafton Street.

DRIVE MEETING

All division commanders. team lions 01' icaptains, and workers in the City

records.

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such radio. screen and television favorites as Pat Buttram the crock- ed-volccd f'0l'niC of Gene's radio and TV shows: the Cass County Boys, top nesicm singing group; Cari Cotncr with his violin, Riifo Davis with his zany antics, tho Jeme Indians. Hubert Castle, the Strongs and many. many more. It IS a diversified show that is guar- anteed to please every member of the family, young and old. .

Gene prides himself in assemb- ling a show that will entertain tho entire family, and feels that his .-ill-new variety show is the best that he has ever presented. It has comedy, songs. music. roping and riding; cowboys and Indians; sen- satioiiril balancing and acrobatic IICIS.

The clini:-ix for which all the children look forward eagerly is the appearaiire. of Gene with his two horses, Champion and Little Chump. He brings them both on stage to pcrforin their myriad Of tricks for the delight of the audi- 8ilCP.

It's an all-new, all-star show full of spectacular cntertainnient. It ll suggested that reservations be made early in order to avoid disappoint- nient

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