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“ANNE 0F GREEN GABLES"

(From The Ever Popular Novel of the Same Name)

HERE'S A STORY THAT IS CLOSE TO THE HEART _ OF EVERY ISLANDER. — CAVENDISH, GREEN GABLES, THE BABBLING BROOK, THE HAUNTED WOOD, THE LAKE OF THE SHINING WATERS, AND LOVERS LANE, ALL IMMORTALIZED BY THE BE- LOVED PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUTHORESS, LUCY MAUDE MONTGOMERY. SEE AND ENJOY AGAIN.

“ANNE or GREEN GABLES”

STARRING ANNE SHIRLEY AND TOM BROWN AT THE

Capitol Theatre TODAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY

SHOWING AT 2:30 - 7 - 9

BARE SUSPENSE FILM AN EMOTIONAL WALLOP Suspense reaches the 265111118 int at the Prince Edward Theatre _ here the lrial Wallis-ltniitnle Lit- ak production of Paramount's ‘Sorry, Wrnniz Nunibcr", a murder hlllcr with an cntircly ncw slant, aka-s aii auspicious local debut. Co-stnrring Barbara Stanwyck d Burt Lancaster, “Sorry, Wrong

der. It compels its audience to shrink in common horror with a woman who early in the story overhears her death being plotted, and in an hour and a half of help- less horriflcation, awaits her end.‘

Enlarged and transposed to the screen from Lucille Fletcher‘: great radio play, which was m. broadcast seven times by popular demand, the film contains three times as many shudders as the

ure of the encroachment of mur- half-hour network thriller.

CROVSSWORD‘

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IGINTS: IIONIAGUI: Herold l‘. Landry, Albert Litton. Mrs. In“ ltswlﬂ. Ilse llarrtot Olnlr. AGENT GIOIGITOWN:

Wsldon tavern.

The Gusrdtnn nay bebought st my of the following rleoss in llonhgue: Miss 8. A. Llewellyn; vill- Ol-q. In Georgetown: ‘Ike Ioet Offline; In Sourls:

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HKIITIED FOOTWEAR at thi Montague Shoe Store. .

nnsannns will find disnlsy sale sdvts. and suction sdvts. etc. on our Financial Page.

Miss Beulah MscLeod of New York is spending an extended va- cation st her summer cottage in Montague

Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Scsnnell are spending their summer vacat- ion at their residence in George- town. '

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Patterson are spending the summer st the cottage of Mr. snd Mrs. R. K. Clements, Lower Montague.

Mr. Doug Landry. Pictou, is spending a few days in Montague. guest of Mr. snd Mrs. Seymour Acorn.

Mr. Matt Kemp. Sturgeon. spent n few days visiting his grand- daughter, Mrs. Hsrry Llewellyn of Montague. His many friends are happy to see Mr. Kemp so hale snd hearty at the good age of 90 years.

Mrs. John Dewis. of Advocate, N. S,, accompanied by hei- twp children, Margaret Jean and Dou- las, are spending a two-weeks va- cation at the summer cottage of Mrs. Dewis‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin, on the Montague River.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thayer, Wat- ertown, Mass, are spending a two weeks vacation in Montague. guests at the Poole Hotel. Mr. Thayer, an enthusiastic ﬁsherman, was fortunate enough to catch a two- pound trout this week, which is successful fishing.

Her msny friends are pleased to learn that Beatrice Power. ybunl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Power, Montague. is recovering satisfactorily from injuries receiv- ed while she and her parents were visiting relatives in Queensport, N. S. The door of the car in which they were driving opened. snd Beatrice was thrown from the car. She was rushed to the hospital, where she was conﬁned four days, and then on return to Montague she was placed under the doctors care.

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SOUBIS WEST

Dr. Charles Kickhsm, Boston, paid s brief visit to the lslsnd.

Miss Bride McCarthy returned home after visiting Charlottetown and Winsloe.

Mr. snd Mrs. Chester Mullally returned to Saskatoon after l vac- ation in Sourls West.

'Mr. Hubls Lannlgsn is spending a few weeks visiting his mother and sister.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Gruner

and family of Montreal are enioy- “hi Ifiilrini! ‘in PPII-‘ml an“ ing s vacation in Sourls West. 1118"!’ 379B" "l "iimill ""1"-

J.Ci. Phalen, formerly road tn-

_ i; qaector, Montreal, to be sleeping

Miss Patricia Mullally ,Mon and dining “gam- Hnlﬂax’ "ice

real. arrived Monday on s holiday

m P E I GE. Edgar, also retiring on pen- ' ' ' sion after many years of faithful service.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom White. Char- lottetown. were recent visitors to Sourls West.

Mrs. Jimmie Petrlne and son Donald, Boston, sre enjoying s visit with Mrs. Petrine’: mother. Mrs. Hugh J. McDonald.

Miss Willa Fitzgerald. Charlotte- town. was s week-end guest re- cently of Miss Eileen Hughes, Sourls West.

Flying Officer Paul Hanson. Mrs, Hanson snd son spent the week- end in Sourls West, the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Phoncie McDonald.

Mr, snd Mrs. Perrigo snd daugh- ter, Boston, sre spending s few weeks with Mrs. Perrlgo’: sister, Mrs. John Klckhsm, snd Mr. Kickham, Sourls West.

Mr. snd Mrs. Joseph Douceite. Lower Rollo Bay, had an enioy- able reunion with sll the members of their family present during July.

Congratulations are extended to Misses G. il-Iughes, Margaret R. Doucette snd Theresa Hanan, on successﬁilly passing their entrance examinations.

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sisos-rsous. r. s. s. Office llourei 10 to 1s LII.

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by appointment Office Conneeted Iltl Drug ltere.

. zgslr cs1; to; s few miles when _____________ ey mo ore homeward last. Mon- T I E deli] frfom s whack-end at. their "ONO" NOEEGMN DEM, unc e's arm w ere Lcmmell w _ ___ employed. Police said the far‘: 605,10 (c?) Nomql“ work" h m’, . n“ ed m ‘he roan Prince Oalv will unveil a nvvmo "who p ' ﬁﬁlﬁfﬁhili “"2? "l 113?“; - on e a o iii-mm» ailments.“.i.’:*z:.:':.":n:: M» Mi "d Llyllg, m, shot snd killed While attempting to capture s gunman Graham, 30. shot to deem n14; cums Zﬁﬁﬁ- ."‘3.'Z‘.l'l'l. "i-Nicéiiﬁ ii.i’i‘l’iil‘i3’.l""?i's? $N§§§°°L“ita.¢°’“" DAILY for the capture of his slnyer was body was found ‘under an East-End - "messed i0 $3.500 Saturday. The Boardwalk July m; snd iii-rim MQNTAQUI} 00L]; MoKey sl yer hes a $5.000 reward Wicket. also 38. shot in e West. 510mg; L!“ to hh he: i Central nursing iioim inc same

family, Montague, spent s two- weeks vacation at Burns Cottage. Mr. Kydd is an employee d} the Bsnk of Commerce, Montague. ' ‘

Outremont, weeks vacation at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cof- ﬂn. and also visited Mr. Douglas’ mother. Mrs. Georgetown.

Advertisers are reminded that their CODY not later than ious day Out of city advertisers phone classiﬁeds, etc, should par- ticularly bear this in mind

emnized Church, Mt. Stewart, P. E. I, on August 3rd, at 4 P. M. when Wanda Elizabeth Jay, daughter and Mrs. Lyman Jay cf Mt. Stow- art, became thc bride of Francis Lawrence Costello. Montreal. Quo- bec. Rev. Wm. T. Mercer ted.

sister Miss Zelda Jay as bridesmaid, and Stanley Glover. cousin oi the bride. was best man. Mr. Lyman Jay, gave the bride to be married.

dress of white with pink accessor- ies and a corsage of piiilc roses. Tlic bridesmaid was with white accessories.

vice snid the signing of the regis- ter the bridal party motor trip o'clock to thc hrme of Mr. Lyman Jay where ii reception was held for

well-wishers.

treal where the groom is a clerk in a growing business. receiving the congratulations best wishes of maiiy people.

D.ii.il. Appointment Dn Atlantic Region

following appointments sleeping and dining car depart- meint on the Atlantic rcizlou of the Canadian National Railways are announced by 13.13. Archibald.

superintendent. All appointments are effettlve Aug. l. WR. Sutherland, heretofore

sleeping and dirilm: "H" Moncton. ed assistant superintendent. at Hal- ifax, NS. succeeding RW. McCul-

clerk. Halifax. to be sleeping anti dining car agent at Moncton.

supervisor of equipment. Atlantic region, Halifax, to be chief clerk, Halifax.

ment inspector, Halifax. to be in- spector in chiirgc, sleeping dining car department, North Syd- ney. NS.

check, Halifax, to be district sup- ervisor of equipmcnt. Atlantic re- gion. Halifax. ‘

Toronto Polict Continue To Seek Slayers

Baffled by misleading reports and lack of clues in the double-guri-slay- 111g of Robert and Gloria McKay, police investigators they are following up several new leads

Lemmell. believed to one of the last persons to see the Mc-Kays alive. He was picked up by police on a Barrie farm Satur- day for questioning.

two of six slaying victims in the lbronto district within nine-days- unprecedented in Toronto history. McKay's body. shot: three times, was found North York izuily last. ‘Tuesday. llis wife's body. with two bullet wounds, u» was discovered the following day in s. parked car st s former mil- itsry hospital parking were buried Saturday.

fsnm laborer and object of s. 24-

hour police search. have scccimpsnied the McKsys in

Victims of otherslsylngs in the ‘lvlﬂhtb

Mr. snd Mrs. Hewson Kydd and

Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Douglas of Que, spent a two

L. H. Douglas,

..'NOTlCE r0 ADVERTISERS- must be iii the Guardian noon the prev- to guarantee insertion. who ‘tele-

Costello-Jay Wedding

A very pretty iveddiniz was soi- in St. John's United

of Ml‘. officia-

The bride was aitendcii by Ili‘l'

The father, The bride looked charming in a

attired in ‘pink After the very impressive ser-

went 0n n

returning at. seven

large gathering of friends and The couple will reside in Mors-

They are and

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RK. Burnham. formerly chief

Ci.T. Connolly. formerly district

PE. Zwicker, formerly equip-

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AW. Rnftus, formerly clerk and

TORONTO, Aug 7 -(CP)-—

said today

One ls the finding of Helge A.

have been

The popular young couple were

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friend of Presidential Aide Gen. Harry l-l. Vaughan, leavcs h.. sccolld secret ‘session with a U. S. Senate investigating sub-committee

day. Arrests hlve- been do in Dwglssssch csse.,___ . n ‘m.’

‘ITIE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN BODY OF WIFE IS FCUND l8 HOURS AFTER HUSBAND l5 MURDERED

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WAR VETERAN AND HIS WIFE ARE

Just 18 hours after body of Robert Smith MacKay, of Toronto, was xvife, Gloria, 23, with one bullet wound in her back. Her body was

close Maj.

in Washington. Maragon, who looms as a mysterious key figure in the Senate probe of “five per centers," has demanded a full public hearing.

Eariliciuakes Since i939

NEW YORK, Aug. ‘7-(AP)— The Ecuador earthquakes Friday. in which the death toll may exceed 4,600 is South America's worst trag- edy of this kind since 1930.

In that yienr. 30,000 were killed in earthquakes in Chile.

Only other recent quakes on the southern continent were last April, when 44 were killed in South Cent.- ral Chilc. and in November, 1947, when 60 were killed ln Central Pcru. -

Other major earthquake caiss- trophes of the last two decades:

1948--3,238 killed at. Fuksi. Jap- an; more than 1.000 killed at: Lihwa. Slkang Province, China.

191i9—Erzlngan, ‘Illrkey. 23,000 kLiled. '

l935—Quctl.a, India, 60,000 killed.

IDEA-India, more than 6,000 kill- ed.

lilail-illonshu Island, Japan. 1.535 d .

earl. l93%-Kansu, Chins, 70,000 kill- ed

ltial-Managus, Nicaragua, 1.000 killed.

1D30~Southetn Italy. 1.4M kllled.

The greatest toll of lives token by mrthquakes this century ws-s in 1900. at Kansu Chins, when 180,000 were killed.

q NEW_"0LD FCYIOOL sis"

LONDON - _. l - The Royal Air Force Rea-ping Society, whose members consist. of RAJ‘. escap- ees from Second World War prison ciunps. has adopted a tie. It has azure blue jacquard stripes sym- bollsing barbed wire and golden eagles on a navy background.

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WARTIlVfE GROWTH

Edmonton's population has in- creased from 00,000 in 1930 to 131,000 in 194-8.

Sunday Poplar, from United King-

Brook, af, for Deepwater, N. J’.

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MURDERED AFTER RETURN

EROM HAPPY HOLIDAY

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found riddled by bullets in s "lovers' lane". D011" ‘Wild 5°53! 0! hll found in car parked behind a Toronto hospitals _

New Version 0f Old Adage. Swords lnio Plov_v_Shares

(By The Canadian Press)

MEDICINE HAT. Alta. Aug. 7- They've got a new version of the old adage about-beating swords into plow shares at the Sufiield Experimental Stdtion, 30 miles northwest of here. They are swit- ching from flame throwers to spray guns.

It's part of the conversion nf the uiartime testing base from re- search in chemical warfare to other projects including the use of chemicals in combatting Prairie insect pests-qriﬁsshoppers. black flies, mosquitoes and warble flies.

Operations of the basc were top sccret during the war when it be- came the largest lest station de- voted to chemical warfare and sl- ilod ﬁelds in the democracies.

Since the war, the base has been working in co-operation with the Dominion Department of Ag- riculture in s campaign against pests.

Last year. aerial pest sprayings on mosquito larvae were carried out where the Red Deer and South Saskatchewan Rivers meet and officials reported marked luc- cess. _'

This year, aerial spraying against grasshoppers was conducted in the Whitla, Alta, district. and the spread of these crop-devouring pests was said to have been ms- terially reduced. i

Another major study, far re- moved from war projects. which has been under way for a year in co-operation with the Nationallie- search Council, is rain-making by dropping carbon-dioxide dry ice on moisture-laden clouds. Several tests were made last summer with varied results. and the work ll being continued.

Indian tea prices are now on s competitive basis with those of Ceylon.

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Defence son, high ranking officers of the ll0 lea loyal Gsnsdlsn navy snd offielels o! the “Navy kettle of Osnsds were present st cusp In‘. ab.

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Plan to build s new $5,000,000 diesel plant st London. Ont, has been made public by General Motors Corp. The plant will revolutionize Canadian railways. providing diesel engines instead of steam locomotives. Above is home plant. at Ls Grange, 111., of Electro-motlve division of General Motors.

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