2 nmuic iiirs FOR yror iiouiiiiv TIIRILLS! CAPITOL" Mounnv ONLY "EMPIRE" run. and

THE "CAPITOL" THEATRE WILL BE CLOS- ED FOR ONE WEEK . . . STARTING TUES- DAY . . . FOR THE INSTALLATION OF NEW SEATS AND OTHER RENOVATIONS . . . THE "EMPIRE" THEATRE WILL BE , RE- OPENED FOR THE SAME PERIOD TO AC- COMMODATE "CAPITOL" PATRONS.

I have men am with disarm as they date the blinding fury of the elements and the perils of

on unknown land! ; '

THE "CAPITOL" WILL BE OPEN ON MONDAY . . . DAY.

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JOHN WAYNE In

home 0! Mrs. Rouiston Kennedy.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLeod.

Coming 2 days Mon. Tue.

at Appin, Ont.

Miss Lois Ford, Charlottetown was a week-end visitor at the

Miss Mary McLure was A recent visitor to Murray River guest. of

Mr. and Mrs. Henderson ieit on Monday morning to take up their new duties in the pastoral charge

liiE risililiii . ,6t.liinniAu AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: llaroll I. uufy. Ian; nma scumt. Mn-

lIrnoaIaePhse.Ib.IoyoaWlulI.laaI.lIm.laan.lshnstoa. AGENT GEORGETOWN: layers.

The Guardian may be bought at any at the toilawlng places in

Msntagne: Mlaa l.A. Llewsliynzjlra. Clay: line Dome Iestaurant, and

Guardian olllee; in Georgetown: The last onion; in souls: '1'!!! Sneak In and II. Ilohards 6 Ban.

..'H'l'l'ED FOOTWEAR at tit. Messrs. Danny Murray and ' t Shoeustore. Hughie Power. Montague. were ' business visitors to Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. Carl MacLure and sister Margaret have returned home yes- terday alter spending a few weeirs visiting friends and relatives in Boston and Taunton.

Mr. Danny Wilson oi Caledonia was a business visitor to Mont- ague yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Raulston ohnsion, Peter's Road were business visitors to Montague yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Maocallum at Bedeque spent a.1ow days of their honeymoon in Montague.

Miss Shirley Maocregor and Miss Barbara MacLure are spend- ing a few days in Charlottetown. the guests of Miss MacGregor's sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Maclseod.

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owmwmx "iV”'"V Mr. and nut nuns! Bushey oi

souris were recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

Mrs. Joseph Babineau or nailtsit. N.B..hashoentbc susstolhor sister, Mrs. Bernard latchiider.

Miss sheila Bcully is visiting in De Gros Marsh. where she is the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Plus ritz- patrick;

Mr. Daniel Msccormiok and Mr Frank Macoormick of mushton Island were visitors to Georgetown on Thursday.

Miss Lorraine Iandry has enter- ed Union commercial college. Charlottetown. where she will take a business course.

Mr. Richard DeLory Lelt in Thursday for Antigonish. N. 5.

engineering school, pm; 3, , .-:':5.:'..::..':."."-it-I rum

lira. Gerald Butler. who has hm visiting here as the guest of 1",, mother, Mrs. Marion ago.-3,, M, Friday on return to her home in St. John. N. .3. ,

Louise uurnh 0! th

mu oi Denioia l ,, in” Ibtletidill. ll IDBIIAIDI her vacation with her parents, Mr. ans Mm l'.i"'..'r.... :i.:.".'i..w"h

Mr. and Mrs. Russell ooliings at Dartmouth. Miss.Lil1lan Coiling; of Saint John and Miss Mum-I1 Ooliings oi Charlottetown paid ,, short visit recently to Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Jenkins oi Georgetown. They will visit with Mr. and Mn. Lloyd 001111183 of Lower Mtlntagu-,3 beiore returning to their ham... Mr. Lloyd Coilings has i'e('emiv purchased and is now occupyihlg the home formerly owned by in...

late D. J. Stewart, Lower Montague,

Miss Eileen Morrison of St. Georges has accepted employment at Jamie.9on's Piharrnacy, Mont- ague.

Mr, snd Mrs. Harry I. Goodwin oi warren, New Hampshire, are spending a week in Montague visit- ing iriends.

Dr. George E.-Isben and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Isben oi I-Iaillax. spent n few days in Montague, guests at Lane's Cabins. . l

Ft. Lieut. C. D. MacLean and Mrs. Macllenn and family of Greenwood. N. S. were visitors tr Montague tor a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Goolen of I-lsiiiax, spent a few days in Montague, guests of His worship Mayor W. H. Lane and Mrs. Lane.

Miss Mary Dunn. Roslindale. Mass, is spending her vacation in Victoria Cross, guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dunn.

Mrs. Sandy MacDonald and Miss Elia Doherty of Montague were Sunday visitors to- Rliverton. where they were the guests of Miss Do- herty's sister, Mrs. Annie Crane.

Mr. S. Finlay. student minister of the Georgetown Anglican Church, accompanied by Mr. Ivan Stewart, Georgetown. were recent visitors to Montague.

with a

Miss Margaret Shank and Miss Anne shank. who spent the sum. mer months in Montague, have returned toutheir home' in Dor- chester, Mass.

Miss Muriel Peardon, who is pre. sently engaged in teaching school at Peter's Road. is spending the iieekond at the home or her par- ents in Montague.

Mr. Louis Lannigan, Sturgeon,

Get your; economically.

Every month theaverage family uses I400 gallons of

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..' Mr. John R. ' Macbean. M. L. A. , is one of the busiest citizens of Souris. Besides his regular duties with Matthew and Macbean Limited he has various

..' Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boehnet and young son Wayne, Montague were week-end visitors to Allision and Peters Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser. Montague, were Sunday visitors to Muraay Harbour Nonth guests

or Mrs. Mary Kennedy.

Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson and daughter Elaine and Carol Ann of Piclou are visiting at Murray Har- bor Nm-th guests of Mr. and Mrs.

former student of Montague Mem- orial High School. will leave lot Charlottetown shortly, where he will attend St. Dun.-tan's Univer- sily.

Mr. and Mrs. Clive Bruhm and young son, Kenneth, ol West Sprlngtield, Mass, returned to their home alter spending two

WATER HEATER

There are more thsiilio uses and needs for hot water in the home. Your most economical "and convenient way of assur-

wecks in Montague, guests at Mr. Harry

Bi-uhm's mother, Mrs. Ba-uhm.

ing yourself of plenty of hot water auto- matically is with a G-E Storage Tank Water Heater. Once installed, your G-E

Mr. and Mrs. Weston A. Flint or

Wm. Irving.

community interests which take up much of his time. Neverthe-

South Paris, Maine, spent a iew days in Montague, guests at Lane's

less, again this year he has taken the dhairmanship lor Eastern Kings in the Cancer Campaign. Mr, Macnean has been chairman of this section for several years past wth splendid success. Be an- ticipate; good results again this year (mm the people or iEastern Kings who are always ready to co-operate to do anything that will save unnecessary illness among our people.

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MT. STEWART Friday 8:45-Saturday 8:45

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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacLeod and son Wayne of Arlington, Mass. are visiting at Peters Road guests ot Mrs. John MacLeod. Their daughter Elaine has been vacation- ing at Peters Road (or some time.

His many lriends are very pleased to hear that Mr. Gar- iielri Johnston, Peters Road has returned home from the P. E. 1. Hospital and all wish him a speedy conrvalcsoence.

Mr. and Mrs. George Bustin of Rradiord, Mass. are spending some timevisitlng at Ailiston guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Beck. They were accompanied by their niece, Miss Jean Beck who was visiting in Bradlomd. Miss Beck has been working in Toronto tor the past year and will enter the nursing

Cabins. While here they enjoyed several fishing trips in and around

iishing streams or Montague.

Mr.

Florida ,

and Mrs. Jay Harbert re- turned to their home in Miami, alter spending three

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from you. Your local G-E Dealer will be glad to help you make this step to "better living, electrically". ; . see him soon. There's a size for every family - 33 gallons, 55 gallons; and 68 gallons.

weeks at River View, Lower Mon- tague. They were accompanied as far as Boston. Mass, by Mrs.Har- bert's sister, Mrs. Alvira Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marlni, Quincy, Msas.. who are enjoying their vacation in Grandvlew, were visitors to Montague Thursday. They were accompanied by Mrs. 3l:&ini's,1aiher, Mr. John Mac-

Mrs. Harold Dingwell of Boston. Man. spent a few weeks visiting her sister and bu-other-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, Straits- cona. On return to her home Mrs.

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September.

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are being (led to (Continued on page 10)

riowiiie MATCH AT DIIIIIIAS

BCIIEI)ULE OF EVENTS:

WEDNESDAY, SEPI. 27A. . '

GANG PLOW, Senior.

SINGLE FURROW, Novice. ,

SINGLE FURROW, Boys Under 16. 'I'R.AC'l'ORS, 3-Furrow.

TRACIORS, Boys and Girls under 16. CARRELSGE, ROADSTER and SADDLE HORSE

CLA ES. . SENIOR SPORTS, including STEP DANCING. CALF CLUB FIELD DAY. - -

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GANG pnow Bo s Under 16.

"E830" Tnabron cuss, 2 Furrows. .

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school at the P. E. 1. Hospital in

Congratulations and best wishes -t Mr. and

Dingwell was" accompan' -' by her sister. who will visit with her in Boston (or a few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Stew- art. London. Ontario, motored to Montalue Friday and will spend two weeks visiting relatives and iriends in Montague. Kenstngton. and Charlottetown. gr present they arp guests of . Frank Greene at his summe home on the Montague River.

Miss Florence Dunlap. Ottawa. and Miss Owen Oiark ot New York are visitors tb Montasde. Miss Dun- iop also spent some time in diar- iottetown. Miss Clark was formerly from New Zeaiand and was struck .hy the similar terrain 01 caps

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IIDINIAILI - Ascension-free and com-' glyoaally automatic operation is re able Thermostats.

lmcIlN'I'-Three inches of Fit rgias insuistion surrounds the tank. the hear when is belongs-in the water.

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Breton to her native homeland while on a motor ttrip over the Cabot 'n'a.Il.

Mr. Charles Sharkey As dang.- iu-. Miss Dot shat-key. who spent the past few weeks vacatimlng at - Brudanell, istt Thursday for their home in Boston, Mass. On their return Ahoy were accompanied by

warm rm).

an oou'rasom'ss- .

Mrs. diaries Boudrsaulit of Meat- ague. who will travel as 'as' where she will visit with her father. Mr. Charles Bolan; tor a in days.

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