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Great crowds of people from various parts of the Island gath- er at the Woodlsland ferry pier on Sundays to see the new ferry boat, the Lord Selkirk, and to meet old friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack MacLean and family, Cornwall, brought Mr. MacLean’s father, Mr. John

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

To be sold by Public Auction 11 front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in Queens Coun- ty in Prince Edward Island on Thursday the let day of August AD. 1958 at the hour of twelve

piece and parcel of land situate, lying and being on Lot or Town- ship Number Sixty-three in Kings County bounded and des- cribed as follows that is to say:- COMMENCING on the south side of the Peters Road and at the west boundary of farm lot num- ber 82 conveyed to Archibald Mc- Innis; thence west along the road for the distance of twelve (12) chains to the east boundary of farm lot number 96 in possession of Malcolm 'McLeod; thence south by the Magnet of the year 1764 along the said east bound- ary fifty (50) chains and ninety (90) links to the north branch of the Murray River; thence south- eastwardly along the same fol- lowing the various courses there- of to the west boundary of farm Lot number 82 aforesaid thence north along. the same forty-four chains and fifteen links to the place of commencement, being kan and designated as, farm lot number 84 and containing by estimation fifty-seven (57) acres of land a little more or less, agreeably to a plan showing lo'c-. ation thereof on the margin of a Government. Deed dated the fif- teenth day of December AD. 1892 from the Commissioner of Public Lands to Angus J. Mac- 'Pherson and devised by Angus J. McPherson to Lexie MacPher- I011 by his will filed the fifteenth day of August AD. 1919. ALSO ALL THAT I OTHER TRACT, piece and parcel of land situate, lying and being on Lot or Town- ship Number sixty-three (63) m Kings County aforesaid bounded and described as follows, that is to sayz~ COMMENCING on the south side of Peters Road and in the north east angle of sixty-three (63) acres of land conveyed by the Commissioner of Public Lands to Neil McInnis; running south to the rear hne of farms fronting on McLure's Road; thence east to land now It formerly in posseSSion of Alex- under Duff; thence north to the road and thence along the road to the place of commencement con- taining one hundred (100) acres of land a little more or less and being thus described in a Deed dated the twenty-second day of March AD. 1897 from Daniel F. MacDonald, Sheriff of Kings County to Alexander Bruce; the eastern moiety of the above land having been conveyed by Alex- ander F. Bruce and wife to Norman 'Finlayson by deed dat- ed the thirteenth day of July AD. 1911 and the western half con- veyed by deed dated the sixth day of November AD. 1912 from Alexander F. Bruce to John D. Finlayson and the said land be- came the property of the said Norman Finlayson as sole heir at law on the death of John D. Finlayson unmarried and mitest- ate I save the excepting the Pub- lic Road on the east side of the farm). And excepting a tract_of two acres conveyed by Raymond L.CampbellandwifetoTheDl- rector, The Veterams’. Land Act by deed dated the second day of October AD. 1950. I

The above sale is made under and by virtue of and pursuant to t Power of Sale containedun an Indentureof Mortgage date the tenth day of November AD. 1948 and made between Ray- mond L. Campbell of Alliston an Kings County in Prince Edward Island. Farmer, unmarried, of The First Part and the under- signed mortgage of the other part and because of default hav- Ing been made in the payment of the interest money secured there

by.

Dated the 18th day of July A.D. 1958.

NORMAN W. LOWTHER

bearing.

FI'RIE RAZES G'RAN‘DV‘IIEW‘ HOME

noon when fire destroyed the home of. Mr. William Cudmore, Grandview and devoured all the

Dan MacLean, home to Little Sands on Sunday. Mr. MacLean had been visiting at his son Mack’s for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Griffin, Albion, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blue, Little Sands.

Kind sympathy goes out to Mrs. Charles Horton, Murray River, in the passing of her hus- band in the first week of July.

Another well-known resident of this vicinity, Mns. Cairns of High Bank, passed away in Massach- usetts during the first week of July. To all her family and re- latives, sincere sympathy is ex- tended from her many friends in Little Sands. -

Mrs. MacLauchlin, accompani- ed by her son Melvin and his family of Roxbury, Mass, ar- rived at Little Sands where they are the guests of relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Hume.

On July 5, Mr. Sinclair Mac- Millan and Mr. Monty Emery, both of Wood Islands, were vic- tims of a bad car accident at Flat River. Both young men were severely injured and were taken to the P.E.I. Hospital for treat- m nt. Their many friends and reatives in Little Sands wish them a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Edward MacLean and her daughter Anna and family of

EASTERN - GUARDIAN

RETURN ADULT Polio Clinic at Cardigan, Friday, July 18th. 7 ‘- 10 pm.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Presby- terian Church lawn, Montague, this evening. Plan to attend.

REGULARDANCE, St. Peters Bay Hall Saturday night. Music by Art,Cantwe11. featuring A1 Blanchard, .

DANCE; Beaver Club Hall, Monday, July let. Sponsored 'by Ladies Curling Club. Dancing 9:30 —— 12:30. Music by Down- towners quartet. /

FROM OTTAWA — Mrs. Vera MacDonald, R.N., Matron of Kings County Memorial Hospital Montague, returned week from Ottawa, where she attended the 50th anniversary ’general meeting of the Canadian Nurses Association. En route, Mus. Mac- Donald visited her sister. MIPS- Jolm Paton, of Montreal, and on her return, she was accompani- ed by her aunt Elizabeth An- drew, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, who will visit relatives and friends in P.E.I.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. George MacDon- ald and family, of Detroit, Micht gan, are visiting in Montague as guests of Mrs. MacDonald’s bro- ther and sisténin—law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold VanIderstine.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas and family of Montreal, are guests of Mrs. Douglas’ mother, Mrs. L. H. Ooflfiin, at her 9 - mer home in ‘Brudenell. -

Mr. Hugh Baldwin and Miss

last Saturday to spend a two weeks vacation at the home of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin, Bloomfield Corner. Mr. Baldwin, who is making his first trip‘ to Prince Edward Island, expressed ap- preciation for the friendly wel- come extended him and made Special mention of the Island scenery,

WANTED

long, 6 inches small end and up. (That is 8 ft. 2 inches).

KING'S LUMBER MILL

Momagee, Trustee.

from the lower floor.

husband in August. His friends

of Mr. Rpland LeLacheur

June. He is residing in River and Wood Islands.

been visiting Mr. George Blue, Little Sands.

Mr‘. Alexander MacLean, Massachusetts, is visiting brother, Mr. High Bank. ’

other relatives.

of her parents, .Mr.

Church is being repainted. ’

brief period V on Monday after- buildings in itspath. Only a few pieces of furniture were saved

Brookline, Mass, who were vac- ationing at Little Sands, left last week for their home. Mrs. Mac“ Lean plans to. return with, her

in Little Sands were sorry to hear of the passing

Murray Harbour. Sincerest sym- pathy is extended to his family.

Mr. Stephen Power, of Cam- firgd-ge, Mass, arrived in Prince ward Island about the last of Belle He was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Blue, Little Sands.

‘Mr. Gordon Blue, has recently and Mrs.

Mr. Angus Johnson is home from Ontario and is visiting his mother, Mrs. Albert Johnson and

Miss Bertha MacLean, of Sum- merside, was a week-end guest and Mrs. John MacLean, High Bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacPher- son, Charlottetown, were week- end visitors to Little Sands. .‘

The interior of the LittleSands

Miss Tent Livingstone, of Mas-

of ’ his John, MacLean,

Betty Martin arrived by plane'

50,000 ft. logs. 8 ft. 2 in.

sachusettst is a» guest of her brother. Mr. Donald Livingstone and Mrs. Livingstone, Hopefield.

WASHINGTON AP — The Sen- ate finance committee voted 12-2 Thursday for an extension of the reciprocal trade program in a form far different from what President Eisenhower asked.

In the first place, the proposed extension is for three years. Pres- ident Eisenhower asked for five years, and the House of Rep- resentatives voted five.

Also, the Senate committee wrote in an amendment sharply limiting the power of the pres- ident to overrule the tariff com- mission on the question of higher tariffs. This was a victory for those who say domestic industry needs more protection from for- eign competition.

AMENDMENT ADOPTED

This amendment was proposed by Senator Robert S. Kerr, Okla-

GEORGETOWN

Dr. D.D. Scannell of Jamaica Plains, Mass, arrived in George- town recently, where he joined Mrs. Scan-hell, who came to the Island earlier in the month. Dr. and Mrs. Scannell will vacation at their summer home on Water Street.

Mrs. J.F. Leightizer of Char- lottetown, is holidaying at her cottage at Morrison’s Beach.

Little Miss Judy Fraser, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fraser of North Lake, is visiting at the home of Mr. and rs. Spur-goon Walker.

Friends of Mr. Fabien Boud- neault are sorry to hear that he is a patient. in the Charlottetown Hospital and all wish him an early return to good health.

Mrs. Ernest Steele and two children of Toronto, Ont, are visiting Mrs. Steele’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker. Mr. and‘ Mrs. Walker also have as their guest their son, Mr. Lloyd Walker of Toronto.‘ I

Mr: and Mrs. William DeCoste of Charlottetown, were r so cut guests atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke.

Joseph Babineau of Hall- vfax, NS, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bennard Batchilder and Mr. Batchilder. «

Friends of Mr. James Llewellyn are sorry to hear that he is a patient in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital and all wish him

an early return to good health.

Mrs. Frank Bouchard and son:

Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod and family are home from Ont- ario and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, George Blue, Little Sands. They also visited other relatives here. I

Miss Saundra Stewart, Char- lottetown, is a frequent ~week- end guest at her grandmother’s Mrs. A. ED. MalcNeill, Little Sands. Mrs. Carrie Blue was also a guest there recently.

Sihcere sympathy is extended to the reatives of Capt Wallace

White, of Murray Harbour. STRATEGIC SEA The Baltic Sea, surrounded Sweden, Russia, Germany a > Denmark," is 950 'miles long 13° 3°“ 5‘- th 49” 400 miles wide. ‘ ,

sidc offices of The Patriot.

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Pal-riot ‘ subscription accounts may. be paid at the Montague. SOuris or Summer-

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DAY FOR A LESSON IN ‘ HIILAR‘ITY ‘

CLARK DORIS GABLE - DAY

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splendid heritage of both the rededjcate ourselves offering.

Guest speakers. Paterson. 8 PM- Iervice and by service.

Montague U

Remembrance Services Dundas United Church

3 RM. and 8 P.M.

‘ the sacrific . we remember—— we rejoice in the frults. of past labours Presbyterian and Methodist pioneers. in honor

tendance at these services, an

1‘ Beryl Morson, 3 Rev. W. A. Spgclzl music by Church Chou at afternoon

July 20th.

es of the past—we have a Let 'us

of their memory by at- d by presenting a remembrance

nited Church Choir at evening

A Paramount Release

is the story of a woman p05 by love and fear!

SEAN CONNERY

LANA‘S LATEST! COMING

MONDAY and TUIEISDAY

‘UINA TURNER _ BARRY SUIIIVAII GIYNIS JOHNS

U.S. Senate Committee Gives New Rebqu To Eisenhower

homa Democrat, and was adopted on an 8-7 vote. It is expected to cause a hot fight when the exten- sion bill comes up in the Senate. Senator Paul H. Dou;l»as, Illinois Democrat, called the committee's bill a monstrosity, “perilously

tire theory of reciprobal trade.” The Kerr amendment would have the effect of strengthening any tariff commission mendations for import quotas or higher duties on foreign items held to be damaging domestic in dustries.

Under present law, the pres

recommendations. Under the Kerr amendment, a presidential decision to override could not take effect unless both Houses of Con-guess voted to uphold the president.

Eugene of Charlottetown an d Mrs. 'Geralid Morality of Hall- fax, N.S., were guests on Tues- day of Mrs. Moranrity’s mother and brother, Mrs. Joseph Bou-

chard and Mr. Edward Bou- chard. '

Mrs. John Fitzgerald of Roslin- dale, Mass, is visiting in George town. She is accompanied by her three children, Bobby, Billy and Marie Louise, and Mr. Francis Chisholm.

Mrs. John P. MacDonald and daughter Gladys and Mrs. Clair Currie, left early in the week to attend the annual pilgrimage at St. Anne de Beaupre, Quebec.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKen-

zie, Mrs. Edgar Poole, Miss El- len Stead and Mr. Percy Poolé of Souris, visited Georgetown on DominiouDay.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cantelo and family of Bridgetown, motor- ed to Georgetown on July lst, where they visited Mrs. Cantelo’s mother, Mrs..'Annie Gardiner.

Miss Helen Gotell returned re: cently from a visit to Boston,

Mass, and is now the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mlidhael Burke

close to a repudiation of the en- 3

recom— -

ident may override commission 1

, three weeks tor word and money

. SCHOLARSHIP William MacIntyre, Montague,

was the recipient of a North Bri- tish Society Centennial Bursary. Bill will start his third year in Arts and Science at Dalhousie University in the fall. He is the son of Mr? and Mrs. Dunc-an MacIn-tyre.

Missing In Quake JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — An earthquake,

two missing Thursday.

miles northwest of here.

wife whose 44—foot fishing boat

Alaska capital. The dead were Mrs.

Robert Tibbles of Yakutat.

the air and then fell into" the bay. The island is. about a mile off

hore.

and MI. Bul'ke. A.C.

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THE THRILLS OF THE “KENTUCKY DERBY” THE BEAUTY OF FAMED CALUMET .FARMS .' IN ‘THE BLUEGRASS COUNTRY AND YOUNG LOVE.

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Three Dead, Two I

felt throughout all of southeast Alaska Wednesday ’1 nigh-t, left known dead and f."

The dead were three. piclmick- if ers sucked into the sea when the quake sheared off the tip of an :x island in Yaku-tat Bay, about 200 3';

Missing were a man and his

was swept by giant waves toward _ the rocky sides of Lituya Bay, on :2 the coast 125 miles west of this '

Jeanice ' Welsh Walton and Mr. and Mrs. ,

Witnesses to the tragedy, Yaku- tat postmaster John Williams and i, , ‘his wife, Dora, said about 500 ,5, yards of the southend 0f Khan- ,taak Island heaved 20 feet into ;‘

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Give Up Cruise Plans, May Have To Hitch-Hike

SOUTHWEST HARBOR, Me. (AP>——Two Texans who planned to cross the Atlantic.in an 18- foot outboard boat cancelled their trip Thursday and said they might have to hitch—hike home for lack of money.

'Roy Sutter, 43, said he and James Pirtle, 30, gave up the project after having waited for

Worth boat company. Sutter said their resources had diminished to $26 and 20 gallons of fuel. He said they might store the boat here for the time being. Sutter, who had planned to par- ticipate in a swim across the Brit- ish Channel, said he had given up a position in Los Angeles to make the crossing. Pirtle re- linquished a fire extinguisher business to devote his time :0 the venture. They said they spent five months preparing for the cross- Ing. , Last week they returned from a visit to Montreal where they

from their sponsor. They identi-

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trawler accompany them and re- fuel their craft four times en from St. John’s. Nfld.

HEADS CBC SPORTS

TORONTO (CIP) — The CBC Wednesday announced the ap- pointment of J. C. McCabe as sports director. He will head a department to plan and co-ordi- nate English-language sports pro- gramming on radio and televis— ion. Mr. McC‘abe was formerly assistant supervisor of outside broadcasts. -

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