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BILLIE BURKE - MARGARET HAMILTON CHARLEY. GRAPEWIN &The MUNCHKINS
'the screen has ever presented. No yronder .lt's coming back:-it's so wonderful!
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TOP FIJNNYMEN OF THREE BIO BROADWAY HITS! '
am BOLGER ("Where's cimioy-i - I
Bert lAHR - lick Htilil
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NEWS - CARTOON SHOWS 2:30 - 7 - 9
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LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY DAILY
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MT. STEVVABT r Friday 8:45 - Saturday 8:45 "mcnazr. .(.)'HALLORAN" A Pip or A Show ALSO STOOGES In "CRAZY LUKE A FOX" Loads Of Laulziis. .
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she continue 'her education she would not lose out socially, in fact. it is her fathers plan to have her spend her holiday time with wcll-to- tlo relatives. What can a parent do with such .1 girl?
A WORRIED MOTHER
ANSWER: Not much. I fear, because she is convinced she knows all there is to know. t of COUFSP. you might tell her. though she probably wouldn't listen (0 you. that education does not. necessarily unfit a girl for society. In attt. tliiere are those who consider that it. adds to a girl's charm and oh ract Veness. There are even those who consider it it necessity. and "A "0 7"3"P1' DOW Pretty n girl is she cannot interest intelligent men Jtlericitizsss she can converse fluently and entertainingly upon cultural sub. 1 You might. also tell her that on this search-for a husband that she it so eager to start upon a good erlucniion will be II lamp to guide her feet. For now she is so ignorant that she has no standards by which to Judge men. but .-in cducation will give her it yard-stick by which to measure them. g Bulv 85 the Old D1”0Y('Fh”S-1i's: "You can lead a horse to water. but .'v0u cannot. make it drink. You can send n girl to college. but you cannot make her study. And if your daughter does not want to study it is a waste of time and money to try to force an education u-pon her: DEAR DOROTHY DIX: ii'li'ntgdo:I:.ilie woman do whcn she finds she-still loves the man she divorced a few years back? If she knows he doesn't. exactly dislike her, is there fll'1yVtVZlV in which she can let him know she would like to get him back? i ANSWER: This is a case for direct action. Write him ..,..?'.gj him how-you feel about it. As he has not remarried, the chance, are he still loves you and will be glad to make up.
DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally m 1-egdefg, but Wm uuwel.
Problems ofgencral interest through her column.
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..'lEsl.-IIVE FRIDAY. August I for big dance in Lower Montague.
..-rrrrao IOOTWIAI at tli Montague Shoe Store. V
Miss Helen Myers in spending her vacation at the home of her parents in Marllnvale.
..'MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCE, Beaver Club. Montague,
stra..
Mrs. Heather Houston has re-
lowing her vacation spent at Mon- tague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lilley.
Rev. Marvel Du.nbar.' Charlotte- town. is spending a few days in Montague. the guest of Rev. Robert Bryan and, Mrs. Bryan. .
Merrll Poole, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Poole. and Ken- n'r.-th MacKerizle, young son of Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzle, left Montague this week for camp at French River.
Miss Ola Hacnillton. accompanied by Miss Janet. Matheson. were vis- itors to New Perth for a few days at. the home of Miss Hamilton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ham- ilton.
"WIZARD OF OZ"
REPEATS TRIUMPH
Judy Garlands memorable Technicolor musical. "The Wizard of 02," has been brought. back to the Prince Edward screen as an M-G-M masterpiece reprint and again emerges as one oi the most delightful and colorful productions ever tilmed.
Acted to perfection by an all-star cast. including such Brcadwav headliners as Ray Bolger. Bert Lahr and Jack Haley trespectivr. stars of the New York musical hits. "Wheres Charley?" "Make Mine Manhattan" and "Inside U.S.A."l. this combination of music. fantasy and spectacle remains an offering which charms adults and young- sters alike. The picture retains the wizardry of L. Frank Baum's book. read by millions. together with an adult appeal in plot. dialogue and song. ln addition, it has some of the most remarkable color seq- uences ever devised for a motion picture.. If you can figure out how some or these tricks are done. you're a magician.
Considering that "The Wizard of Oz” was directed by Viztcr Flem- ing. currently represented on the screen by Ingrid Bergman's great success. ”.loan of Arc." and was produced by Mervyn Lekoy. whose. recent productions include little Women” and "Homecoming." it is easy to see why this musical re- mains one of the screen-'s finest creations. It. is a picture you will want; to see again and again.
Georgetown and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murdock of Newton. Mass. arrived in George- town on Sunday. 30th to spend their vacation at the summer home of Miss K. M. Fairchild. This is the first visit of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock to Georgetown and already they are greatly impressed with the beautiful looking crops enroute and the wonderful Prince
Behind it are years of experience in buying the things that Canadians want and months of preparation to keep high our reputation forquality merchandise at saving prices.
Her many friends will regret to 'lcarn of the illness of Miss Laura .Hlgglnbotham. She has entered lthe King's County Hospital where she underwent an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. William While.
lTcxas, Mr. and Mrs. James John- r
iston. Saint John. N. 3.. and Mr. iAdolph White, Newfoundland. are lvislting friends for it few days in iMontague.
5 Mr. Russel Beck and young son of Toronto are spending a few weeks at the summer home of iMr. and Mrs. R. W. Beck, Mon- tague. i
His many friends will regret to learn of the illness of Mr. Wil- llam Power. Cardigan, formerly of New Perth. He has entered the King's County Hospital.
..'Mr. .William Mnoibeod and Mrs. Archie ltfac.Leod of Boston. Mass. are spending a few days in Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs Percy Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stewart. Lex- ington. Mass.. Mrs. Bruce Lamont. Somerville. Mass. and Mrs. Ralph Banks. Concord. Masa.. are spend- ing a few weeks at the home of lhlf. John M. MauPhei-son, Brook- )'11- i
Miss Doris MacPherson. Goose Bay. is spending a few weeks at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacPherson, Heather- dale.
.fSWlMMlNG . AT GEORGE- TOWN-Georgeloivn young people are participating in the Red Cross S. W. S. classes with keen enthus- ism. 80 members are enrolled and the instruction is carried out by S.W. S. Instructor Stephen De- Lory. He is assisted by Miss Lor- raine Landry who has been em- ployed by the town to assist in this summer activity. Tests will be onducted on Monday. Aug. 7.
....?....-MM... Edward Island climate. Mr. Mur- dock is associated with a large tea firm. the famous Salado Tea
YOIIIIS. Montague, have as
, many friends wish her a speedy
" "' A" The Junior members of the not?- gn poultry club went on a tour of Mrs. C. H. Poole had as vls'.- P011"?! Nnl-lmhmwu lm wadner
day, August. 2nd. Leaving Morell village at 9:30 in three cars unveiled by the nept. of Agriculture they first journeyed through Charlotte- town to the a. 0. P. poultry breed- um owned bl! I-lord Bum! 01 Freetown. There they viewed some of the finest of New Hainpsblres on. range and also the R. 0. P. entry 0" trap in the large modern lairin! house. Different WP" 0' Wwmnl” waterers were examined and dis- cussed. In the loylnl! NW5? they viewed Lrap nests. record books. more automatic waterors. different types of feeder: along with other modern equipment. The bmocler house with its propane can breed- ers was visited Ia well as the R. O. P. house where individually pedi- greed R. o. P. stock is produced-
Tho next. stop was at. Ivan Daw- son's poultry farm at central Bed- eque where Mr. Dawson was on hand to welcome the club and show them around. A beautiful flock of Barred Plymouth Rocks were shown to the visitors. Mr. Dawson also look the club members acrcss the road to the Bedeque Chick Hatch- ery where he showed them through the building and explained to some extent how the hatchery worked.
From there the party continued on to Borden where they ate lunch. After this they took Number 2 highway to Charlottetown and paid a visit. to Swift's Chick Hatchery where the Manager. Mr. George Bunting. showed them through and explained in detail how chi-szs are incubated. Then a treat. of ice cream and cokea were donated by Swift Canadian Co. and enjoyed by all concerned.
A tour of Wheatley Bros. farm at East Royalty, where many thous- ands of pullets are raised annually. was the next stop. After that the party stopped for lunch at Sandy's Restaurant. Marshfield before cun- tinulng home to Morell. All felt that they had a very enjoyable and educational trip besides seeing quite a bit; of Prince Edward Island.
The tour was under the spices of the Provincial and Dominion De- partments of Agriculture and was conducted by Messrs. Hugh Mac- lean. E. A. Holland and C. S. Scranton. Adult Directors. Mrs. Herb McDearmid and Byron Web- ster, accompanied the party on the tour.
tora for a few days Mr. and Mrii. Robert Large. Charlottetown.
Our. Sheldon Jay. formerly gm. ployed at the C.N.R. station It Montllue. in now stationed at Summeralde. ”
Mrs. Edna Pickett; Mass.. is apendinz I few days in Montague. the gueat of Mr. and MM." Percy Myers.
Rev. F. N. Young and Mrs. their guests for a few days, Rev. W. A. Young. Mn; Young and their children, Ruth and David of Tyne
Valley.
Min. William Hickenu his son Bert Hicken and family. were visi- tora to Montague. visiting Mr. Bert Hlcken'a daughter, Shirley.
....'I"ILMS SHOWN-The Nation- al Film Board presented films on Wednesday night at Lanes Cab- ln!- Montague. on the scenery of P-E-I-. to the tourists present there. They also showed films on the varlousifacilltles and activities offered to tourists on the ISl'I'Id. so that their stay here might be mad! 85 Olhloyablc as possible.
Souris and Vicinity
.Mrs.. William Mullally is a pa- tient in the Souris Hospital. Her
return to health.
Mr. Peter J. Campbell, Boston, Mass., who was here on a visi: with relatives in Souris and Red Point. left recently on return.
-Mr. Joseph MacDonald. Sommer- Ville. Ma.u.. is spending a vacation Wlih his Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex 1?. MacDonald, Souris.
Reverend Father Andrew Lewis from Graymoor Garrison. New York. is visiting his father. Mr. Greeley Lewis, Souris.
Mrs. Eleanor Parmcrly and two tflllldren. of Boston, Mass.. are vis- llmf Mrs. Parmerly's mother. Mrs. John J. Campbell. Red Point.
Friends of Mrs. Ted Ellis will rcgrtet to learn that she is a pa- 0
ten in the Souris Hospital. All I ' P wish her a speedy recovery. 0 e
UITAWA. Aug. 8 (CP) - Wholesale prices in Canada hit an all-time high in June. the Bur- ea of Statistics reported today. The June index, based on 1928 equals 100. was 165, up 3.2 points over May and 8.7 points over June. 1949. Since the first of the year the index has risen from 157.1. The previous peak for the index was 184.3 registered in May, 1920.
The increase in the June index was due to marked increases in the wholesale prices of nickel. zinc. copper, steel scrap. cheese, pork and lamb carcasses, eggs, raw wool fir timber. cedar shingles. and roll ed oats. There were decreases in
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest St. John anddaughter Patricia are here on a visit with relatives and friends. Mr. St. John is-stationed at Cent- ralia. Ontario. with the R.C. A. F.
Friends of Mr. Alex P. MacDon- ald, Souris, will regret to learn that he is I patient in the Char- 10f'et0Wn Hospital. and all wish him a speedy return to health.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bustiey had as their guests last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Townshend of Montreal and also Mrs. Townshend's par-' Enl-l. Mr. and Mrs. Cook. also of
Montreal. the prices of tallcvw, oranges. pep
Among those making the pll- "Ar, cocoanut oil. and soya bcan zrimaiie to the Shrine of Sic. 0”- Anne de Beaupre last week were the Misses Emma and Marion Con- Way. Lorraine and Susan MacAul- HY. ind Estelle MacKinnon.
and Miss Agnes MacDonald of Souris West. returned recently from a pleasant visit to Saint John. New Brunswick.
Min Marlon Whalen of gin etan
Co., in Boston, Mass.
li"s Your,Besi' Shopping; Guide For Home and Family Because The Values and Varieties Are 50 Outstanding
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and Winter catalogue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Smith and son Robert and daughter Mary. all of Boston. Mass. are visiting rela- tives and friends in Souris. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Madore and Mr. and Mrs. John Grant.
The well-known "Cox Hotel" of Souris will be under new manage- ment shortly. The hotel will be under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Percy White of Boston. Mass.. and will be recognized by its for- mer name, "The Seaview".
Mrs. Lem Mellelt. the former Miss Edna Garrett of Souris. and now of Wetaswikin, Saskatchewan is visiting her sisters. Miss Eunice Garrett and Mrs. Ford. both of Souris. Mns. Mellett in being warmly welcomed by her many friends after an absence of twenty two years. She came to the Island this year as pianist and song leader on the "Spud Island Spec- lal."
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j ; A Students from Souris High , O . I School and St. Mary's Convent um. ' ' made an excellent. record in the
reoent Entrance Examinations to Prince of Wales College. In addit- ion to the regular pass list, two deserve honourable mention. Basil Campbell. a student of Souris High School and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Elmira. was the winner of a Provincial scholarship for King's County. while Bernice MacPhee. a -pupil of St. Mary's Convent and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maolihee. Big Pond.
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received the Bell scholarship.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.. (AP)-den. cbu Tali, commander- 'lii-olilat of the Chinese Commun- . lat army. said today "we are de- termined" to conquer Nationalist l':n-rnoaa and oppose "us. aggres- Ion."
& varrcrtrr cmr. Aug. I-(Rout. yaralh-Vatican radio tonight said i -:HIIl1lIn'n Communist Government ll" ""794 "I NNPNIII to wipe
not ill Roman Catholic church 3" - 'A'l30'0ImlIIllu of per- liaa been raeuaud
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..t In. Russell IuAulay ",4 Mr. Elmer Mcrnnis were vigjunu. ” to Montlzua on Tuesday,
M35! Bltblfl Maclaod spam few day! It Bonliaw. the guest o her brother Dr. Angus Macbcoa,
Miss Emma Nicholson is visig. lng at I-lazelbrook the guest or M... and Mrs. Inga.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Macbonaig were visitors to the Capital in Nodncaday.
Mrs. Oliver Douglas and Mia; Marjorie Mclnnis were visitors i. the City on Friday.
Miss Mary Jane Maollieod, ohm. lottetowri spent. I few days visit; in; Mr. and Mrs Michael Foley,
Mr. Wilbur MacDonald has gg his guest his brother-in-law, in Herbert Mackenzie, Charlotte. town.
-Mrs. Lloyd MacNcvin and ram. ily Pugwash, N. 8. are visiting My,
McNcvln's parents Mr. and um George Maclnnia.
The many friends of Mr. Lawrei; MacLcod are pleased to know nu has returned home from the King: County Memorial Hospital.
Misses Jane and Joan MacGrstb were recent visitors to Bangoyy They were guests of their sister Mrs. Edward Crane and Mr. Crane.
Mr. James Mccanriell has re. turned to Dorchester. Mass. after spending a two weeks vacation so the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson left by motor on Wednesday fol a. visit to New York and other cities in the United States. They
are accompanied by their son Johnnie. Mrs. George Mccannell an.)
daughter Margaret Ann. Charlotte. town were recent, visitors to Lorne Valley, the guests of Mrs. Mc- Canm-ll's sister Mrs. Charles Mao Lead and Mr. MacLcod.
Misses Minnie and Lily Macs Grath. Cambridge. Mass. an spending their vacation in Lorna Valley. They are guests of their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Mun- ro MaCGrfItl1.
Mr. and Mrs. James Maclg Bangor. Mr. and Mrs. wellingto McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Cobb. Millburn were visitors to Lorne Valley on Monday where
they attended a reception in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Markell.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Melfeill.
Cambridge. Mass. wake recent visitors at" the home of Mr. and Mrs. James B. McNelll. Both oe- ivald and Mrs. McNeill are formd Islanders and their many friends ard pleased to see them here on their annual visit.
Mr. Doug MacGrath. Hyde Park, Mass. motored to the Island where
he is spending an enjoyable is- catlon visiting relatives and friends. He is the guest of h
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mn. Munro Maccvrath. He was accomo printed by Mr. sterling Maesivairi. Cambridge, who is visiting rela- tives and friends at Bangor.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Maclmil have as their guests their daugh- ter Dorothy and her husband who -were recently married at Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Markell arrived on Monday and a reception was iieiii in their honour at the home of the bride's parents where an enjoyable time was had by all. A host of friends join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Markell many years of hiippii wedded life.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter MricLeod. Cambridge. Mass. motored to PEI. where they are spending a D19!” ant. vacation with relatives and friends. while in home Vnllc they are the guests of Mrs. Mar- Lcod's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Munro Macarath. Mr. And Mrs. Mactieod are former Island!!! and their many friends look for- ward to having them spend lhtlf vacation here.
STEYNING, Sussex. England A tCP)- A six-foot.-thick waile dungeon. sealed for centuries. has been unearthed.
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' TO THE TRADE
You will require Christmas toys. decorations, f a nail goods, etc. Our full line will be on display at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, ill! 'week of Aug. 7 to 15. WW0 v or Telephone Mr. Weatherbifi care of Queen Hotel. for at? pointrnent. This is the lat? eat and most complete litll shown in Eastern Canadili and prices are exceptlonalilf low. ' j - . Do not miss this OPPOF turilty.
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