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GEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN This column l; reserved tar non er looal interest. but advertising ei a newey nature may he inserted

at flu eente a word strictly pay- able in advance.

CIABWELL for Photographs. Illﬂlll’! TAXI. Phone iiﬁ

PHONE SAUNDERS 180G for 0D

group and wedding pictures location.

street open all clay today.

NAG! United Church "Tea evening on Church grounds.

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MARITIME CENTRAL Airways three times daily to Moncton. Air and rail connections to Montreal and Boston. Phone 206i or M0.

ATTENDING CONVENTION — City Fire Chief Mr. H. H. Jewel‘ and Mr. F. R. MacLaine, chief auditor of Maritime Fire Chiefs Convention, left Monday morning for Campbellton, N‘.B.. where the] will attend the Maritime Fire ‘Chiefs convention being held there 0n July 15-17. 'I‘hey were accom- panied by Mrs. Jewell and Ira MacLaine.

STRAWBERRIES FOR BOSTON —Mr. William Fraser and Harvey I-lutt flew their third load oi fresh strawberries to Boston yesterday evening. They made the first flight with strawberries this sea- son last Sunday evening their DC 3 plane ilew over 4.000

pounds. The second ﬂight wasl made Monday evening so that- they have made three ﬂights in- three consecutive days.

SCHOOL MEETING- The an- rual meeting oi the Montague School district was held in the] uhool building on Tuesday even- ing, July 8th. Mr. A. D. McLure acted as secretary and all busi-

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I NEW YORK. l4 - (AP) -"Life further adventures of the family With Father," icntzcst running playlof Clarence Day in the 1890s, will in the history of the Americanlbe ready icr a Broadway opening theatre, closed Saturday night ai- next January. I

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ness in connection with this meeting was carried out in a most satisfactory manner. The

familiar form of Mr. John E. Fraser was missed at this meet- ing, he having served faithfully and well as school secretary ior many years. Some six or seven months ago he was called to the higher and better liie beyond. The trustees of this school were for- tunate in securing the services c Mr. Lester McLeod to act es sec- ietery.

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l AT YOUR SERVICE Amfasr Coal Compny. Phone 2488.

ing to go to camp at North Rus-

' lico from July 19th. to 29th. please

hand in their application. 2272 for information.

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GOING T0 MALPEQUE-The Young People's Union oi the Shei- field Unlted Church held a social evening at the church hall Wed- nesday evening. The evening was spent playing volley ball and other games. Mrs. John Wall, an behalf oi the Women's Mission Society. presented Mrs. Jas. Cross a pair oi glass candle holders and Mrs. Carey M. Bridges. on behalf of the Young People's Union. presented Rev. James Cross'a fountain pen. Both replied in a fitting manner and For He ls A Jolly Good Fel- low was sung. Rev. and Mrs. Cross and family are leaving shortly for a new charge in Mai- peque, PE.I.-Fredericton Glean- er.

Personals

Howard and Donald Oakey oi Niagara Falls, N. Y.. are visiting their grandmother. Mrs. George Publicover of North Rustico Har- bor.

Mrs. T. A. Watson and daugh- ter, Linda Alice, of Charlotte- town are visiting in Saint John. N.B., as guests of Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wylye TiltonﬂGei-main Street.

Interested In Fishery Economies

Professor Louis Berube of the School oi Fishery Economics, St. Anna. RQ.’ was in the City yes- terday en route to Newfoundland. St. Pierre, and Labrador.

He left yesterday evening for St. John's, Newfoundland. on the S. S "Meiglc.“

While in the City. Prof. Berube called on the l-lon. W. M. Hughes and discussed with him the ad- ministrative and executive prin- clples of the P. E. island Fisher- men's man Board.

He also called on Mr. W. E. Agnew, provincial trade agent ior Newfoundland.

Prof. Bcruhe informed Mr. Agnew that prospective students must have at least a Grade l2 education in order to qualify for

g crmnnoneroww ‘GUARDIAN

Mayors 0f Island Towns Invited To Conference July 29

Mr. J. F. Connolly. deputy-Min- ister oi Reconstruction, has form- . ally invited the mayors and town clerks of Alberizon, Borden, Ken- sington, Montague, Georgetown and Souris to meet at 2.30, July 29, in the Legislative Chambers at Charlottetown ior the purpose of_ discussing the possibilities of co- ordinating the administrative functions of their various towns.

Such co-ordination, Mr. Connol- ly informed the Guardian yester- day. would make it much easier for any particular town to ob- tain conceseions or other assistance from the Provincial Government. Furthermore. Mr. Connolly said, ii all six towns mentioned had uniform by-laws. they could im- ulement their town planning pro- gram much more expeditiously.

the four-year course at St. Anna. ‘Ihe course, Prof.‘ Berube said. includes practical training in the. processing of fish, especially cod‘ and herring’ as well as a thorough ' training in the principles of co-L operative marketing and adminls-l trative work. I

Prof. Berube will study the fish- ery methods at Newfoundland and Labrador during his visit there.

It was his first visit to the Province. “Your Island is small." he said, "but perfect in every re- spect. I lodk forward to returning soon with my wife."

In Memoriam

in loving memory of our dear ed away July i5, 1946.

We little thought when you left home You would no more return That in death you soon sleep And leave ue here alone We do not know what pain you bore We did not see you die We only know you passed nway Anti never said goodbye "

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And love will never die

Do not ask us if we miss him 0h. thus such a vacant place 0ft times we think we hear his footsteps

And we see his smiling face Days of sadness will come o'er us Tears in silence often flow

Though he's gone one year ago.

COLOGNIS IIOM $3.00 o PINUMIS IIOM $5.0’

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TENDERS

Any person or persons inter- ested in tendering on the

(I) Excavation

(2) Miscellaneous Trucking

That will conjunction with the construc- tion ot the Prince County Hos-

But you are ever in our thoughts pitdl Gt

lshould contact the undersigned at the Queen Hotel, side. time Limited reserves the right to establish the basis of tender- ing and io reject

Memory keeps him ever near us Iendelm ‘

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ARTIFICIAL IIISEMINATION

be necessary in

proposed course in artificial insemination. L Areas not serviced by the central unit group and select o member to take the course. pletion of the course semen could be

Summerside, P. E. l.,

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Mari- Please

of the outstanding sires now in the unit.

Foundation application If interested in working for the unit (temp).

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"l ' ' - Central Artificial Unit "“',f,f,,,,‘;ﬁ" “° “m” ‘° "" s""°""'°“d°“" Charlottetown, Phone lei-a. - - Sadly missed bv Father, Mother Brothers und Sisters.

IAOII "OH-I RIDI’. . . MORE TONS All HAIILID . . - ON GOODYEAR TIIIS THAN ON ANY OLIIIIIIKIND

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GMIIYEAITS LEADERSHIP IS PRiWEII AGAIH!

In ‘an actual count of tires on the cars of Canadian motorists in parking areas at the Stampede Grounds on July 10th, I947

THERE WERE HIMIE EMIIYEAR TIIIES THAII THE HEX] THREE LEAIIIIIG BRAHIIS (HHAIIIIIEII

Yes! At the Calgary Stampede . . . a survey of tires, on the cars of Canadian motorists, proved again that “More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than on Any Other Kind". N0 matter what the event, where it is, or when it is, this fact has been proved over and over again.

Let this overwhelming preference for Goodyear! extra

mileage, extra safety, and extra economy be your buying guide. See you: Goodyear dealer today!

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Protect Your Car From llowioul Accidents

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TURN ANY ILOWOUT INTO A. SLOW LIAK motorist should have LifeGuard protectio . Should a blowout occur e LIfeGuerd allows amp e time to bring the ca: to a IIEQLIIIIIQHl-IIIIIICOP- LifaGuarde it any make of tire . . . they are economical too . . . because rhq usually outwear several me of tires. install UfeGuarde right sway . . . you can't bay berm protection to save your life.

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Applications will be received by the undersigned for the‘

should organize a Upon com- purchased from the central unit, and organized units could then have the use state on

will pick from the applications received, the number which

l l i In the case of a large number of applications, the directors I can be handled by the instructor. Course will be free, appli-

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