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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

THE GUARDIAN.

. AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I’. ' SIAIIIL “All

AGINT! 50173.18: Mile Enid

LGINT GEORGETOWN: Waldlll IAIN‘!

Landry. Albert Althea. am. lyros Harriet Clair.

Richards and Gordon Iarrnll

la Georgetown: The Post Office:

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The Guardian may be bought at any of the [QIIQIII]. places in Montaguel Min 3. A. Llewellyn; Mn. Clay.-

in Si. Peter's: The Post Oliee.

in Souris: (‘nation's and Florence

..'LEGION AUXILIARY DANCE gluullg Rink, Montague. Tuesday. August 17th. Don hfessers Orch. estra.

I200 BEAUTIFUL hand hooked rugs on display for sale at Brace, McKay a. company. Summmidv»

..'FOIt SALE. — Well-digging outfit consisting of Power Plant. about 200 ft. Pipe, 12 Drills, 3 Reamera, Pipe Dies. Cutters and all necessary tools. Apply Alan Nicholson, Montague.

JMUB-RAY RIVER. Pentecostal Tabernacle, Water Baptismal Ser- vice at River at 3 p.m.. Sunday. Aug. 15. Special speaker for 3

JGIFTB for all occasions. C. It.‘ Boehner, Jeweller, Montwue. P. B. I.

Sees Air 0f ~ Failure In Moscow Talks

By J. M. RQBERN. Jr. Associated Press News Analyst Aln air of failure isdieginnlng

to surround the Moscow discus-

p.m. and I230 pm. Evangelist N. A. Barnes; Pastor, R. T. Hiscook.

llfld. Teachers Invited To Join Canadian Group ,

orrawa. Aux. 12 ACE-The Canadian Teachers Federation to- day invited the Newfoundland .Teachers Association to Join the C. T.F. I The invitation is contained in s. lresclution passed at the final ses- ‘sion of the GT1‘. convention. It lwas moved by the newly-elected ‘president, C..l. Oates of Vancouver. 'and seconded by GE. Tingley Halifax, who praised the New. foundland organization for its work on behalf of Newfoundland teachers.

I

l, CANADA , PROVINCE OF

l rnmca EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 2nd day of August Ad). 1948. ill-l Re Estate of Arthur B. Stev- enson, late of New Glasgow in Queen's County in the will

CAPITOL

TODAY

Province, Physician, deceased. l l l

To the sllorllfol the collar.- of Queen's County or any Con- stable or‘ literate person within

sions. Even ss the Allied envoys were conferring again with Molotov a

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Fallnlnghrook And Vicinity

Mr. Ray firlallwood la viaiti!!! his sister, Mrs. Stirling Birt.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Birt spent Sunday in Fanningbruok.

Messrs Milton and Mearl Rod- gerson were recent visitors to the city.

Mr. Howard Doualll. 01W. IN a recent visitor to this district. — Fan.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jay. Mount Stewart, were recent visitors to their former home here in this district.

Mrs. Mearl aodzerseu l! spend-

of her brother, Mr. Angus Mac- Kenzie.

Fanningbrook school has re- opened after the slurlmer holidays. Miss Geraldine Rogerson is the teacher.

Mr. John Jay of Halifax, son of Mr. Mac Jay is visiting his

dipolmatic informant ‘in London 'Wa.s discussing the possibility of a direct appeal to Stalin.

The two sides have now pre- sented both their main theznes and their rebuttais on how a full- fledged conference on Germany’ can be brought about. There are strong indications that Molotov made unacceptable demands Mon- day and that he was told so Wed- nesday.

"Leaks" from such negotiations usually contain at least some in- accuracies and may be entirely

~ misleadinx. But from such infor-

mation as is available it seems that the Allies were ready to re- sume four-power negotiations re-

Birding Germany and other Ehlr-

opean problems, which had been

broken off after the abortiveMos- cow and London meetings. At that time the Allies decided they misht as well go ahead with or- iganlzation of a Western Genman

Government and incorporate the ares into the Marshall Plan. This meant silencing Russia's "M" l" the Brest industrial areas |snd made her want to call an- other conference.

U51"? cilffflwy changes in waste"! Gefmafli’ as an excuse. the Russians instituted a 13ml blockade of Allied-held‘ sectors or Berlin. Thls was a strong lever. and the Allies sought a meg“; o; compromise.

T7193’ are assumed to have of- fered s. new conference ll’ Russia

aunt. Mrs. Renie Jay of this dis- | trict.

l Exhibition is the tells od the _. day for old and young alike. each lone taking a half l-lay off to see (the rates and other amusements. i lvlr. and Mrs. Ernest Rodger-son ‘spent the past week-end in Mt.

Stewart visiting their daughters. IMIS- FTed Clark and Mrs, Harry

Crane.

‘ rm y Mr. and MrsfJack MacBeth and son and Mrs. Gordon coffin. Mrs. ‘has. E. Dingwell and son Walter

of Marie, were recent visitors to Fanningbror/k. '

Mr. and hfrs. Harold Burke and clauxzhter, and Mr. Burke's moth. or. from U.S.A. are spending their annual vacation on P.E.I., guest; of Mrs. Burke's mother, Mrs. Renie Jay.

have agreed. additionally, to. som- promise on the currency question. Now Russia is reported demand- ing that plans for the Western German Government be held up pending the conference.

The Allies say lhey will not do lhis. They apparently feel that currency agreement and an end to the blockade are the only things that can be expected front negotiations; that the main strug-

ing a few days in the city. guest '

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distributors of

Halifax N. S.

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CONSTRUCTION EOIIIPMEIIT CO. LTD.

for lhe Lqureniide Beetle Tractor

m: FIRST CRAWLER rves rue-res . so s! MANUFACTURID sxcluslvslv IN causes

,_ “h; Con”. gfeflritlliéindieitfit the blockade. Russia gle is for control of all Germany C ‘ II GREE-l-mq, Emil"? Commie price. with no real over-all agreement Azfgk WHEREAS upon “m,” the find the Allies are reported to possible.

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petition on file of Alberta Stev- enson of New Glasgow aforesaid. widow, and Robert L. Stevenson of Fredericton in the Province oi‘ New Brunswick, formerly of Arn- herst in the Province of Nova Scotia. the executors of the above named estate. rrarlns that I- citatlon may he issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby Ylilfliffll 1° cite all persons interested In the said Estate to be and appear be- fore the Judge present at l Probate Court to be held In the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said Pro- vince. on Monday the twentieth day of September next coming, at

‘Call Northside 777’ Stirring, Realistic Hit-— Every Wo_r_d__ls_ True!

lleal-life Story of Newspaper’s Battle Against Injustice Filmed

sorted in a newspaper ad offering $5.000 -- saved penny by penny from her earnings as a smubvm. man - for information leading to the real murderer.) But most of all,

found guilty by a gmcago m“. o; the murder of policeman William D- Lllfldy. and was sentenced i0 serve 99 years in the Illinois stars

SOUTH WINSLOE Y. P. U.

An outside lawn meeting of Winsloe Y.P.U. was held at the homo of Mr. and Mr!- Brii-h Hughes on Friday evening. July 30th. The culture convenor, Kath- leen 'I‘urner. assisted by Harold Crawford. presented an interest- ing devotional period. Following this. Mr. MaoKay led a helpful discussion period on the book of Genesis. Many( questions were asked which proved most benefic- ial to all.

Verna “Burner and Lillian Diam- ond gave a most interesting rc- port of the Y.P. U. Conference

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Some of the Items

Nineteenth Anniversary REDUCTION SALE

' Ts Last All Week Frsls August 16th llntll August 21st

at Bargain Prices

, Pent t‘ .0 the attended at Sackville. They ~ lha hour of eleven ccluvk fere- it ll the story of a stubborn MEWS‘ the lpcrxfsllflryglte? sight? Al... 191?; ursgd the Yvuns People to attend Tomato ond Veqtiflbli 5"”: 5mm‘ Ad)“ NH‘ t y :33; of tlltlley 3:“! aysilteklv: gcgglrglpoger and his fight against Joe. and the State gave him $24, at sqme future date. as it is an 9; q gun, 12 can; for .. 99c model ... $33.” IISII ill Ill ‘All "Anti"! Accounts of the said Estate should and unconlergncllcllvdssrfcl ltflgf-Skpliighl; gtfisolllllrelrlst years o! wrong“! ‘m. §§§°'°“““’ for my young per- Lord, lb. . ... . . .. 29C 8-Day Clocks . .. ... . .. $150 "“'I"'W'IJ"|IWI""GM“ ' _ not be passed and the Estate evidence on the youth's innocence "icon Noflhslde 777.. untolds the Tim president presided (luring Sugar, IO lbs. for 89c Alarm Clocks .... $2." ~—— . "" ' flew! :1 prays: m flrlnzzldldlieag- - Dl’ guilt. stozy of the battle that won rol- the business period. at this time Butter, pel- lb. 69c Set of Dlsllel, 53 PM". res. NEWS ' CARTOON ' MAPS WE LIVE“ on In on m an 0 l l ‘he’ k“""."“ l" m” film '5 Frank l“ w“ “Md” m“ ‘h’ Ymmg Teo er lb. 89c iirice $28.50, for 52]]! Klmwu- Elu- Pmt" f" I" "rem-tic Dynamite Wiecek. his freedom 1t is l story People would put the electric ' l’ s, o, 9mm u p5,“, ;. _ f _ - _ ' a I I And it is hereby ordered that a From out of the real-life facts. llcrashlgghihflollgfllcxgkelllilllzlefalfllnlg llychtsellna thheMrclllgxclrh 0:)‘; tothdot Hour’ Rob." Hood, ‘o0 “$499 Reg. ‘I150, . . . . “f.” true copy hereof be forthwith "W mm makers have drawn Hue l“ ‘he phone number she in- hill» agllzPUl picnic the latter "bugs . 5 bottles assorted Pickles. ,published in some newspaper pub- BITMRY-f-hln-TWIJOH Situations. 777' a vivid quality and excitement part cf August. Five new mam- Shallow Well Pump, 48 I55 s] 1Q lllshcd in Charlottetown aforesaid hi!!! 5118mm! and drwmatlc dy- all its own. Following the reporter's hers were welcomed to the Union Gal $11990 TN" {'9' s ' ' lonce in each week for at least naml“ 313l- lfll’! "C811 Northsirle trium hs ~ ' ' ' ‘ ' " l “Gill VII“ i", I l‘ Ia" as‘ P M p and defeats as he searches which now brings s. total of 3i . 9 9° N Hows 74,5 four consecutive weeks from the w as a terrific wailop with for evidence that might prove that l, ASPIW" Shmfllilfl A"'°"' D D Water Emulsion to MATINEE 2:30 “' EVEN‘ G S ' ‘date hereof and that a true copy the he5d'°n 1mm" "THI- only .1 ill!‘ State's star witness Iled' balanc- ma? e6; wmgulon a vote 0g Lock $499 . 1 I2 gal cqflll m ..~ hereof be- forthwith posted In SWYY if“ "i make-believe and ins the son's bitter l... l' i t - s ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' m“ e ' ' 1-“ ‘t!!! folluwlns Public places re- 7032594 $11; tvugh. ‘unrelentless truth his ‘mother's poillnant hells’; glfnllll- gl-ltxlful-Iuvéhses eftllfntgleitd us??? their“: Bullery Radix’ comple" wmy’ "' "' 99c (spcctlveiy, namely. In the hall of ‘Kai eve‘ Twentieth ycflilury- Putin: in the excruciating win-or- home with pack $33.95 Etc. Etc. "n, Con" “m,” h Charla,” Foxs Call Nothsirle 777' coming lose gamble that will mean free- '

ltnwn aforesaid. at or near the store of Reveli Dickioson In New

[all persons interested in the said

Probate Court at Charlottetown

THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW!

I Leave IT TO GALLSTONE r0 PULL THE RULE BOOK on you WHEN HE loses A BET

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WAITA MINUTE ' / assloeea IN aoulz LAST suom‘. HAND’

By Fogoly and Shorten

vEAli! "C sowullrllllsrs 5 ouvs ‘rlzvlw T0

Muudav- Tuesday and Wednesday In the Prince Edward Theatre is a

Realistic Technique

"Call Northside 777‘ is based on a case which you mav have read about. In November 1933 n guy

drcnor a living death for the youtn. make for one of the lmost

James Stewart in the role of the

nisoncd man, Lee .7. Ccbh as the

WPOi-P the screenplay from an adaptation by Leonard Hoffman

named Joe - Joe Maiczelc - was

oak buffet, I oak book-case, 3 sm roses, bed-steeds; dressers, choirs

kitchen range (Fewcett), shovel, l floor polisher,

iardiniere and stand, wicker choir and Ilomper,

and Quentin Reynolds. based on articles by James P. McGuire.

mini AUCTION SALE

AT CAIRDIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th AT 1:30 O'CLOCK

I om instalcled by the executors of the Morson Estate te sell the following: I large office desk and‘ swivel choir, I vol- nllt sofo (old), 2 walnut rubles (old), . 2 tables (antique), 2 otto- mons (old), I silver crust slam! (old), I brass knocller for door, I

all book cases, flower stands and l , crockery, bedroom ssh, brass kitchen tables,

I open front stove, I coql llod, long; ma], glass dishes, chafing dish, brass kettle,

prices.

N O T I C E » EEECTRIC POWER IIITERRIIPTlOII-MOIITACIIE DISTRICT

For the purpose of riloking essential electrical tronsrnissielrellonges power will be turned off in the Montague district from 1.00 PM. until approximately 5 PM. Sunday, August 15th. This interruption will be effective from McLeols Store on the Montague Highway east covering Montague, Georgetown, Murray River, Murray Harbour, Lower Montague and Cardigan.

We regret the necessity of this interruption, es" well es others lilel ileve been necessary ill this ems during this summer for llle purpose of building new transmission lines in this district, and we greatly appreciate tile ell-operation of our customers who Ilove been inconvenienced by sllcll interruptions. This work

Sole to start Monday morning at 9 o'clock and eMI Saturday night at 9 o'clock. Store will be open every “Y

. 311,553,, “mfsfidélrd ‘taaornnnlr BGTQgerlIQTQéZTQOtIAIJlB motion loitrfeflriznclgzldth absorbing Emotional FDR COMFORTABLE rhmughout H" wuk ‘mm 9 A_M_ "m" 9 P_M_ h‘ Q e a ore o e u gan oye - . e screen as over - ' Q9 l in Hunter River aforesaid. so that Oflemd- Buymg regularly eggs and paulrry and PM“, w

Estate as aforesaid may have due H Chlmil" TCPOTIBT-prmlldesawonder; dlld Will be MIKIIIQ NIOI’! f0! Old Sydney illld sfllnghl“ "on" “anon Ngltifisldlelilgélgfis gun-lily 0f Call iui human portrayal that adds up TASTY MEALS cod q

WITNESS m, Honour "no"! that we not “cuonlzwnlflrllim eycrlts to the finest performance of his __ Leonard Palmer. JudSc of the said me “A”, _ and the’ hnigltalgi; "rem" nlchard C°m° "3 "'19 1m" Vlm

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i I above WPIICCQNIll-AMARET PALMER uses in its telling (the technique Betty Gnrde. Karla Qrzazewski arld AND RESTAURANT | - R M employed "with such sensations] Joanne de Brgh in other imoort- §OUR|$ WEST " ‘ SERIAL - SCREEN SNAPSHOTS - SING-SONG '8‘ "n 977°“ I" Bwmflfunfil") makes the ant roles of the Otto Lang, p-oduct- '

[52 g1! Cflilfl- picture a vivid. llvinw experience. inn. Jerome Cadrand Jav Draller

, ' . oil lamps, oil stove, electric rooster, tennis roquei’, boots and skates, \ . I _ S - v ' pair skis, post-hole digger, hay fork, scoles_,l creom separator, . . w‘, “mm ,1 gnlerflllmxolu iFrdfbllgkil, and llll ortlcies too numerous to

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ylveotiler permitting, this lseenstrllction will be completed in about three weeks Till. .

MARITIME ELECTRIC COMPANY’ LTII.

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LESTER KEIZER, Auctioneer.