PAGE ElGHT W , THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS-:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Mrs. Byron Stowlrt. AGENT GEOIGETOWN: Walden Lavere.

The Guardian may brmught at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Soul-is: The Snack Bar. -.fnAnGA1N STATLET-R-angetl-0-ill 1 ....'(7LAlIK's Montague store perfect condition-325.00. Mon-'has slashed prices on all season-

ugug Electric co. able footwear. Big values! ! ,,-s1-, Mngy-5 ymmsg, Mon. JLUMBEI1 BUYING discontin-

Lague, chicken supper, Wednesday, ucd' until further notice. The Mon-

August 19th. Beaver Club Hall. tnzue Furnishing Co.. Limited.

Gueat of Mref Frances Murphv.. Mt Gerlld Murphy. who is P"' Montague, is Miss Daphne Roberisisfiiiiy stationed It Come? Brook. or 5;. Johnvs, Nm-L 'iNild.. is visiting at the home of

AAA this parents in Montague.

Miss Jessie Dewar. Boston.l g Mars. is vacationing at the home M135 AVIS Campbell. B05i0I'I. of her mother, Mrs. Albert. Dewar.lM3!5-- MW MFR M3-FSITGC A"- Rogcnemh, ibright. Wolliuton. Mass. left Sat-

AAA 'urday on return to their home af-

AB. Tettancc Coyic. ulio spent WY 3 l)l9-853111 VRCBUON in LOWE? the past thtcc weeks on ionic at MOWFIRU9. Mmilaglie and Chfilir his home in Montague, rcturncd 10ll9i0ll”- to Halifax yesterday. i

i Mrs Donald Stewart has returned Mr, Loy; power and mg (laugh. to tier home in Quincy. Mass. after fer Azizm lain Montague ybsterdity .1 pleasant vacation in Montague- mm-nm; far HmgM' H-,9;,-L-9 in Mrs. Stewart. who is an annual vie- GttvslJo:'cu:li where Miss Pan er i'0i' "1 the 15131111 W35 W9 81195” Or mif Speudihr, .-Manon min 1,... her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. grandpa,-ems, and Mrs. Seymour Peardon.

AAA I Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholscni and family returned to Montaguel

folimxm; a i'.ic7ttion iistt at the: home of Mrs. Nicliclsctis parents'

in Napance. Ontario. I

Mr. Seymour Gordon. Wolfville.l N S.. and Mr. Ray Macbaren ol- Vancouvor, who is stationed at Halifax. are spending a few days visiting. Hi. the home oi Mr. and Mrs. William Dewar. Brudencll.

thfr Philip Maclnniis. .lr..Char- lottetcun. recently spent a few days in Lorne Valley, as guest of NH Kenneth MacL.eod.

Mr. and Mrs. Oswald MacNelll land daughter l-leather. Cambridge. left Saturday after spending ihej T ', i ' out we weeks Visiting friends an.-i-”5 '3” T””da”' Mgusl 4' relatives in Lower Moiilaptio Mon- -7 tague. Murray River and Cliarlottc-than: :en:mI:ld5 ,l:an(k)nX:;i1o I '. .. . .

mm lspenoing an enjoyable vacation on

. . . , - lhP Island. They were guests of. "HOLIDAT AT solnls-Mlw"Vi:'s. Van Onimos parents, Mr.

Carlton 5. Joyce of the Paper and . .

Pulp Research. Montreal. i'cturn-land MKS"-John Flsheri ed by plane on Satirrday after M135 Georgie Webster, Boston.

spending his vacation with iiis,ME”” who is It present vmmng

p"em3' REV" ,Dr- lmd M” Jr G-iher parents. Mr. and Mrs. John

goyce at Souris. The older son. Webster, cardigan, was among 0910? D0i1i1185 JOYCE. hf” beeiiltliose attending the reception for

atudymiz and lecturing in G8I'- Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeod.

many for the last fifteen months, AAA

and will return next month tol Mr, gnd Mrs, Malcolm M,wL,od

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cantelln

THANKS

The committee in charge of the Lower Montague Regatta. wishes ,io thank the following firms and lndlvldualrfor their very generous donations of prism. merchandise, services and cash which made the Regatta the great success it was:

Cameron Reid. Murray Harbour North.

William C. Graham. '

John A. MacDonald. Cardigan.

D. A. Aoorn.sCI.rdlun.

Redmond Import Export co, Georgetown.

Mr. John Molmyre. Attleboro,

Mass. Alliaton Heustis. Halifax. N.S. Stewart. an Beck, Montague. Montague Garage. Bud's Accessories. Montague Cold Storage. Jamteson Drug Co. V. R. Peplcr. I-looley'a Men's Wear. Doug's Service Statior Poole at Thompson. M. F. MacDonald. Fraser dz Annear Dr. Mclntyre. Dr. Johnson. Bison Restaurant. 1n1P- Oil Ltd. T. M. Llewellyn. MacLeod dr. Greene. Vere Beck at Son. Bell's Service Station. McGowan Motors. Brookview Service Station. Riverview Tourist Home. New Haven Restaurant. Wightman Business Service. Gilbert. Clements. Bella's Dress Shop. Hilchy dz Van Incl-erstine. James E. Cudmore. Eric Duvnr. Clark Bros. Chris and Belle Dress Shop. Cart Boehnei: Mabon Drug 00. J. J. Stewart. A. A. Masher. Delune Dry Clcanens. 5c-sl.00 Store. You Theatre. Minnie's Gift Shoppe. H. L. MoGregor at C0. Jo-Anna Dress Shoppe. Montague Dairy. Irving Oil Ltd. Fennell 5: Chandler. Charlotte-

town. l Hughes Drug Co. I

R. T. Holman Co. Ltd.

J. W. Windsor Ltd.

Fisher Bros.

'-9"h at Trmiw 9011989. Tororiioientertained at a reception in UmV91”3iiY- lhonor of their son Peter and his: ,bride. on August 6. Many relativesi land friends were present and thei couple received many gifts.

.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Trainori

:0; quiclkc gzatloigtggmirig ftghfaczache. and family of Trenton, N, s., are u I - dwum” m.m',mmm pmaelfmsepgmf xacatloning on the Island. On nndltrss otenm-y duetoxldnu and Bladder , August ll. they were Hues?-1 oil lZZt'.”..'.'f.;355.5Z;'ti..3".3f.':-.”i.T.E:l:..i1t5:M”; Wm M . ayvitboutukmnouruuzunxorcyu", iin-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Ca- at ian

PRINCE EDWARD T0-DAY 'k TUE. ik-WED.

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ROSEMARY CLOONEY

America's darling of son; tr)tlay...tIie most balm-, screen eniertainei of ioniorrowi

ANNA MA' mi .ALBERGHE'ITI

"')'”""Sv l0l'Cl)'. lalI.-nietI- die most exciting new mag. in generations!

LAURHZ MELCHIOR.

...lhe lovahie man from the Met...in his grand”; movie role!

BOB li;llLlAMS

limn't not A Worry I Wmiou J0ll1lT ARCHER lnvllhlutlur For Duct "'4 RED "Hint is H tool I Do! 33".? EXTRAY 1 1 63' On-A My House I van u am. CARTOON .""""'””"" EYE wrmsss FEATURETTE

SHOWING AT 2:30-7-9

Rogers Hardware.

P. W. Turner.

A. Kennedy 6; Co.

Carvell Bros.

Condon's Woolen Mills. Scamanls Beverages.

R. E. Mutch :3; Co.

Atlantic Wholesalers.

Sidney T. Green.

J. C. Montgomery.

Earl Mill.

Canada Limited.

Evangeline Drinks.

Lanes Bakery.

Deslois Bros.

Clarke Fruit. Co.

Beatons Wholesale Dry Goods. Central Creameries Ltd.

G. E. Barbour Co. Ltd. St. John, N.B.

Jenkins Bakery, Murray River. NR. H. Davis as Co. Yarmouth,

.5.

Special thanks is extended to thel officers and men of 1-I.M.C.S. Queeni Charlotte. Charlottetown. who so cap:-fbiy conducted the races. also to the fishermen who raced their boats and to the Charlottetown Yacht Club.

LONDON. lReuters)-The bicy- cyle was invented 150 years ago by I Russian peasant named Art- amonov who lived in the Ural; mountain: region. Moscow radio claimed Thursday. , .

CAPITOL

SHOWS 2:30 - 7:00 - 9:00

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l He's waiting ...io thumb another victim down the road

to death?

A 'i'ii'il"It' limit

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Baseball Results

C-nniiiiticd from 1lili.'(' 6

Dorisli. Dobson Iflr Aloma lit. Consuegra. Iii anti X

Aber 1:3! and Balls. Viv ALi:ir: i.:

troit, Nieman. National League

Ridzik. Konstanty (51 and Lop- ata; Jansen. Corwin (Ev and No- ble. W: Cousianl.y: L. Jansen. HR: Philadelphia. Jones. Pittsburgh 101 002 020- ii 11 2 Brooklyn 333 302 00x-12 15 0 Face. Waugh l3t. Bowman lei and Alli'Pll; liic,i'ci', Wade (Cl: and Canipaiic.l.1.Wall:er t:3I. W: Wudc. L: Face. HR: plLl.Sl)Ul'illl, Lindoll; Brooklyn. Moran, Fiirillo. Camp- aneila, Walker.

Milwaukee 000 200 000-2 1 0 Chicago . 000 000 000-0 5 0 Spzihn and Crnndall: Church. Leonard tilt and Mccullotrzli. L: Church. IIR: Mtlixmikec, Adcnck. St. Louis . . 050 000 140-10 13 1 Cincinnati 000 000 040-4 11 -2 Hacldix. White 18v. Brazlc tilt and Rice; Colluin, Podliiclan 121. Whemeir 19' and Seminick. W. Haddix: L: Collum.

international League Buffa-'0 .. 000 ill 010-4 10 0 Syracuse 000 000 001-1 4 l

and Parker. Montreal Rochester Coleman and Thnrupson; l'l0ll5- man. Rubbcrt 15! and Rapp. Toronto 000 000 020-2 7 0 Batilmore 123000 (llx-6 6 0

Neal; st-arr. Herrin l8i and Taba- check. Springfield

Pyecha and Burbrink; Rczck. Shantz. r

.N'liNl)Al' Ann-riciui lmiigtie Flrsf: Wushingfon I00 000 000-1 I0 2 Mnsicrsnn, l..1nr' (R? and l-lii.I.- gernlti; P-.ii'nriIi. Klnticr (9) anti

van (fit. Hudson 15) and White. HRS: Boston, Whit:-, Williams. First:

Phllldelphin .. 000 000 000-0 5 0

CHARLOTTETOWN

Haying

(6) endAC7a?iall.

Milwaukee Chicago .. . 100 030 000-4 1 01 (ihicnzn

Detroit 122 000 00x-5 10 ll

i: Gra,r.l

010041000-6 'l 1 006 001 00x-7.. 8

Dorisli HR: ClllCtlg(7, Elliott; De- it

and Megan. Ginsberg (5), Tipton Littlctiold, Stuart

First: . Philadelphia 001 000 000-1 6 1 Now York 000 300 01: 4 8 0i

Simmons and Btirgess; (urissom.

0025 2'00 000-5 0 1 . 010 320 10x-'1 1-1 0 Lemon. Brissie. 13!, Houiteman Ginsberg. Tipton l

and Wcstrum.

Second: .(.I V I d Philadelphia 300 000 002-5 10 i C" "" New York 000 020 000-1' 7 l

W-Liltleiield. L-Lem-i llR: St. Louis. Wertz. Kr)-

. I00 200 00x-3 7 Jnlinson. Kecyzan (Si. Forninlesl

National League

iv? I3

.. 300 I00 ll0-8 0 Miller and hire; Raffensl)erger.l I9) and Seminick. L-Raifcnsbeiw

Louis. Srhoflelti. Cincinnati, Kluszewskl, Marshall.

Harrist. and Lakcman. Hartley; i I

000 3'30 000-4 3 011.- W3 01" 01X-r5 3 3 l'hlliuIt-lplila .. 005) 002 06x-8 ll

l-learn and Wt-strum. HR: New York. Tliom- Hollomzin. Slcnter I3) and 0'-;

. 00:; 000 000-3. 0 0 401 000 000-5 12 1 New York . . 002 002 oox-4 0 1 Ottawa 000 001 000-1 5 0i Gomez and Woslrum.

Rombertzer ill. Bursciiy ('1) mmi HR: New York, Dark, Lockman.

011 001 00x-3 0 0 Hall and Janowicz;

nostnn. ml 010 Iox-4 7 ti,

.00000lM0-.'i 8 2

White. W-Parnell; l..-hTtlSl(lTS0l1.iBrooklyn M, on 010 33xA 9 1.5 0

Second: Washington 005 000 200-37 9 2 Boston . . . 021 010 000.4 oi oi

HR: Pittsburgh, Tho- Brooklyn. Snider 3.

Shea and Grassn; Brown. S.ulli--

. M0 000 1'20-4 '1 0 New York . ,... H10 340 000--ll ll 0 (lhlcago .. 110 000 000-2 11 0

Blckford, Liddle

l

Pl10lDXl"HpllPd at York in Queen's County. this is a typical country scene which has been repeated all over the Island during the past. few works. Hay Crops weather conditions were not as ldnal at the end of the haying season. Mr. R. C. Parent. Superintend- ent of the I-jxpm-imontal Farm, said early weather conditions were excellent (as shown above) and that farnwr.-t should try to cut hay crops early.-(Photo by Donnelly). ' Rasclil and Berra: Kellner. Mon- and Murray. L-l(ell- HR: New York, Rlzzuto,

been good although hay-making

Minnor. Loon- artl and McCullough. W-Bun delta. I.-Minner. HRS: Mil- viutilzce, Adcovk. Chicago. Fondy.

UV:-w lurk .... .. 001 I02 030-7 l.'l 0.St-cuntl: 200 I00 000-3 9 0

. lll '20l 00-012 0 . 000 00'! 00-2 3 l Called mid of eighth. tlarkncss. Buhl and Cooper; Rush, Lmrn (4). Klippsloili (T) and Gar- aginla. L-Rush.

International IAHIKIIP

First:

Springfield , .. 001 I10 000-3 9 1 Syracuse .

. 000 900 000-2 9 0 Brosman. .i:it-oh: tilt and Eur- hrink; lilariwll, Krivgcr 18) unit Kinaman.

Second: Springfield ...... .. 001 oil 2-5 9 0 Syracuse I01 000 0-2 0 1

Jones. Tarabllda Iii) and Bur- hrink; Lnvcngulh and Patrice.

l First:

Ottawa .5. 0'.'.'l 000 030-8 I55 I Buffalo 030 000 I30-7 12 0

Mackins n. BlIl'l.Si'lI) 13) and

Shantz; Lory. Weiss (3) Jordan

18). Coppage (ill and Lakeman. Second:

Ottuwn . ml 000 3-4 II '3

Buffalo .. T 104 130 x-9 r: 0

Trice. Rombcrlwr I3) and Tran- avitch; Foyiack. Mackinsun hill

and Erautt. First: K . Montreal .... 000 000 000-0 -i 0 Rochester .. (till 100 00x-.3 9 0 Roohtirk and Yclcn; .inrd:m and

Fusselman.

. St-rnntl:

5” L"”'5v Re"lMonfrcal ...... -. 0000110-2 1 it Rochester ,. 203 M0 x-9 13 0

Mossor. Lehman v;'ii and Tlmiiip- son: Fiisliolz and Rami.

Toronto .. 1000!! 300-7 9 0 Baltimore . 201 000 l00-4 7 2 Post. Shore l7) and Rossi; Greenwood, Horrin (Gt. Petcr--

son ill, Heinlzclman (R) and TRl)a('llP('l(.

Area in Pathl

Continued from page i

Tuidcnts-arewndvised to W remain Warnings to motorists are being!

close to their homes.

given by pollce.officei-s on the

scene to "proceed with caution"

along a road-about 20 miles long

t-between Forestvllle and Ste. ,Therese because of heavy smoke",

lBI'I'ES'

30

Dravu out the poison I

nlNARD's

()T'l'.()"URT WAY

ARE ROASTlN'

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Theo Caron. chief forester of Anglo Canadian Pulp and Peper timber limits in the region said flame: are moving in a southeast- erly direction towards Etc. The!- ese and Canton Latour.

Vessels Stand By

Mr. Caron. engineer in charge

of fire-fighting operations, said

1. Chief cook u by mild , ii. sent: 3. Piece out 9. Kind of 4. Buddha military cap ( Chin.) 10. Nettle rash 5. Scorchea 1:, prong 6. Outer skin 13. Dry measure 7. Hall! (81).) - ' 8. Fol ll. Ancient 15. Walk. In thru I. can a. river ll. Dishes of

11. Teens 19. City 13. IP0. (E.Ruu.) 15. error

2l. Poke (Eric)

2!. Lucid 19. Swiss.

25. Place: of .cuiton , oonnnement, (on men ” 0

. of-war)

M. Injure x

27. Hawaiian food

28. ovum (Biol)

29. Moderately long

33. Thuo

34. Deatitula of hair

85. Nu-row inlet igeol.)

30. City (0.)

38. Jerk

39. Breathe noisily

, in sleep

40. Heads (slang)

41. Male chi dren

(2. BOL h

DOWN

ii. South

American grepublic

2!. Dip: out 20. Male sheep 18. Street car, 30. Nanaclel 31. Glony,

.'AUc;Usrm17. 195;

two pauenger vessels or m Clarke Bteamahip Compmy H RI, moiuki are standing by an en.

notation of the two Village; come: necessary. ti ,, '

More than 600 vo g.

fighting the blaze will? Sgupumm bulldozers, picks, axes gnu mg?

ela.

DAILY ckosswoko”

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work lltlrday - Answer

I'll l'.ll.l

, p 25. Atie I 32.1-lead 16. Mulberry grunt. Q1. Gems

coverings . played from 34.Ctty (A1-lg) horseback 37. Game at carda, 3l.Ma.n'a nickname

lultroua 40. Centimeter fabric: (abbr. )

DAILY CltYP'r0QUOfl.'E-lIe- I low to work it: axynnaa xx unonorlnnow

, one letter simply stand: for another. In this exunplo A in used for the three L's. X for the two 0'1. etc. Single letters. apo trophies. the length and formstion of tho word: are all hints. Each day the code lotion an amount.

aormogn-Q-uuuu T-Uooz cor arr VDELUY!'T'XMDYlf tarru. IL: LIPMOI A0!iVD'llDnY,'li Winn UAO unru--rvouu.

T. Sahmhy'I Cryptoquofe: AND ALL Nioir-r't.oNoirnn' srona mgr now me: wmoiwas ntaogvm-gxaslrj

Fm!-Q

hers who honored me with

kindness accorded me and

TO THE Euscrolts or KING'S comm

I wish to extend heartfelt thanks to the large mim-

Particularly those who worked so enthusiastically and without remuneration throughout the campaign. I wish also to thank the many Liberal friends for the

their homes when I called on them.

We take satisfaction in having run our campaign strictly according to the Election Act with not one cent being used for bribery, liquor or hiring of cars.

In congratulating Mr. Kickham I hope he may be able to get many of the things needed for,'Klng's Coun- ty which we should rightfully expect. A

JOHN A. MncDONALD.

their support last Monday.

the welcome reception in

Cardigan.

Fun rm-i LIVING, the moral and spiritual influence of an appro- priate monument placed in honor of thoeo departed in a source of inspiration through the years.

That is why so many family monument: are planned well in advance of need; choeen with care to make sure of the type of de- sign that will best. commemorate

VERE BECK

Watson 'lle.rdv - Walter

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VlIl.iOHf.MAlIll Iluoluw I t . 1

All! FOR THE I.IVI HG

lives that have been shared. A-' Mutar Craftsmen in ,Vei-mnnt Marble, we offer expert munml and every assistance in selecting the family monument. The hill quality, natural cryatailini beauty, and century-proven dura- bility of Vermont Marble malt! the simplest memorial a distinc- tive tribute.

8t SON LTD.

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Authorized Sales Representatives: PRESTON BECK,

G. Maclienzlc.