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AGINTI: UONTAGUI: Iallld I. ' Stewart. III

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In Georgetown: The Poet Office: Boner.

Landry. Albert Althea. Ira. llyrea llarriet Clair.

AGINT GIOBGITOWN: Wilden Lnvefl

licharda and Gordon Iartell bought at any ‘of the

following plaoea in Montague: Mile S- A. LIeIellyn; Mn, Clay.

in Souria: Cuudoire and Florence

In 8t Petefl: The Poet Office.

Miss Minnie Greene, Montague. was a business visitor to Char- lotettown on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nicholson have moved to their summer home on the Montague River.

ltiiss Rachel Ceilings. Sturgeon, spent the week end in Montague, guest of Miss Phyllis MacPhersom

Mr. Edward Deveaux. staff oi the Canadian National Railways. Montague, spent a few days at the home of ‘his parents in Rollo Bay.

Mr. Spencer Llewellyn, Mon- tague, spent the week end at Rel Point. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ma- jor Young.

Miss Joyce Wigginton is visiting [or a few weeks at the summer home oi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mathesori, Montague.

Miss Florlne Higglnboiham, Mon- tague, spent the week end in Car- digan, guest of Miss Selma Mac- Lean.

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Mrs. Alex MacGregor. Montague

[recently left for Maiden, Mass.

where she will spend some time L visiting her sisters.

i‘ Miss Margaret MacLeod. R. N.. lDundas, has accepted a position on ‘the nursing staii oi the King's [County Memorial Hospital.

l Mrs. James MacDonald, Char- llottetown, is visiting in Montague, guest oi her brother and sister-in- ilaw, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wood.

L; Miss Greta Wigglnton, and Mas- l ier iilerril Wigginton are visiting ln I Strathcona, guest of Mr. and lilrs. i Esdale Burdett.

Mr. John MacLui-e, Albion Cross.

lsperit a few days in Montague. I

Water Safety Classes at Montague,

...'RED CROSS Swimming and

church. Tentative plana were made for an ice cream social to be held on the church gnainda in the near future. The meeting closed with the Mllpah Benediction. alwr which lunch was served by the “ ‘ assisted by Mrs. Watter- worth and Mrs. Percy Myers,

The annual school meeting of District No. 8 was held in the Mon- tague High School, June Nth with Mr. Lorne Wlgglnton occupying the chair. The minutes of the last annual meetiri and other special

0991i Thursday. July 8. Enroll with League.

M11 K111185191’ Shaw and Mr. John Shaw spent the week end in Mar- tinvale at the home of their pa:- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. William McKenna. Souris, accompanied by their little daughter were recent visitors to Montague where they visited them many friends.

Mrs. J. S. Garrick, Charlottetown spent the week end in Montague, guest of her brother-ln-law, r-ir W. H. Garrick and Mrs. Garrick.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W1 ight, Charlottetown, and young daughter were visitors to Montague on 'I‘uei- day.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Martin, Souris. spent the week end in Mon- tague, guest of Mrs. Martin's nio- ther, Mrs. Isaac Burden.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie. Charlottetown, accompanied by their children, spent the week end in Montague, guests of lVlrs. Cur- rle‘s mother, Mrs. J. A. Carruthevs.

The many friends of Mr. Russell Blackett, Cardigan, will be glad to learn that his condition is rapidly improving following treatment 1l'l the King's County Memorial Hus- pital.

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Mrs. Neil MacFadyen, Quincy, Mass, has recently arrived in MOI‘- tague where she is spending sol-re time visiting Mrs. Catherine Kcii- nedy.

Rev. Neil Miller. field secretary of stewardship and budget of 1hr Presbyterian Church in Canada, conducted the evening service in

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank

' Greene. l

Mr. E. H. Stewart and his sou David, Montague, returned from a 'motor trip to Nova Scotla and New Brunswick. They were access‘- panied by Mr. Russell Moore and his son, Angus.

. WILD WEST RODEO» THEME OF “CALGARY STAMPEDE"

Calgary, once a rootln‘. $009M wild west town sprawled over the crossing of rangeland trails in the Canadian Rockies, is today a bust- ling city. But for a week each year, this busy metropolis takes time out to recall it romantic history with the staging of the Great Stampede, a gala rodeo celebration. Here, guests from every province of the Dominion and many from below the border are given hearty wel- come by Indian braves and white men alike. All the color, action and excitement of this great celebra- tion has been captured in Warner Bros.’ two-reel Technicolor short subject, “Calgary Stampede." which is currently the added attraction , at the Capitol Theatre.

Directed by Saul Elkins, Calgary Stampede was supervised by Gor- dorgj-Iollingahead. A lively musical score was prepared by William Lava and Art Gilmore spoke the narration written by Herman Boxer.

“UP IN’ CENTRAL PARK”

cal extravaganza, “Up In Central Park." which had a long and suc- oessful run as a Broadway play. opens today as a motion picture at the Prince EdwardTheatre and it may be said with sincerity that the ﬁlm version not only recaptures the color. beauty and gaiety of the original but outshines it. Packed with splendid music to which the lovely voice of Deanna Durbin does full justice and balanced nicely with a credible story. the Univer- sal-Internationai picture is big time entertainment.

Co-starred with Miss Durblri are Dick Haymes, inthe role of a cru- sading young reporter and Vincent Price, as the politically ruthless Boss Tweed. The illm tells the story of Miss Durbinb arrival in New York from Ireland with her father. played by Albert Sharpe. They fail in with the Tweed politi- cal machine for the Boss can ap- preciate beauty when he aeea it. in the voice and face oi the young coleen. l-laymes secure; the support of the girl's father and he exposes the corrupt rigiturs of ‘Tweed! machine. Miss Durbln sparkles

brightly as she sings a nwrn‘ of

QUEBEC. July 6 -—(CP)- 'I'lie Government lcchrenker N.l3. M:- Lean will lcrive here tomorrow on

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hit songs with great ireshnesa and beauty. Tom Powers and Hobart Cav-

PLEASING T0 EYE AND EAR

The eye-and-ear-pleaslng musl-

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague on Sunday July 4th.

Miss Helen Martin, Jacksonville, Florida, is spending her vacation at the home oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Martin, New Perth. At present Miss Martin is visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. Ft. Gar rick, Montague.

Mrs. Ira. MacLaren, Brudene‘... left last week for Saskatchewan where she will visit with her bro- ther, Herman Martin. She will also spend some time in Deedsbury, Al- berta, with her sons Bruce and Kenneth who are residing there.

The July meeting oi the Young Women's Guild of the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was held at the home oi Mrs. Leonard Gilli... Monday evening. In the absence of the president, the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Byron Stewart. The hymn "Just As I Am" was sung with Mrs. Elsie Wattcrwortl‘ as organist. The scripture was rraci by Mrs. Douglas Nicholson ‘follow- ed by prayer led hy Miss Thelma Larter. Roll call was answered by thirteen members. The minutes o! the last meeting were read and ap- proved. The financlal report was read by the treasurer, Miss Larter. and after some discussion, it was moved and seconded that the o0" ciety give three hundred dollars to- wards the redecoratlng o! the

Mr. C. A. Shaw, secretary Welfare

meetings were "read and adopted. The secretary, Mr. Iester MacLeod, read a letter from the Depart- ment of Education. and also tne trustees‘ report. The auditor's re- port was also read, and found cor- rect and adopted. Mr. Warren Wightmari was re-elected as aud- itor for the coming year. Mr. Arthur Sullivan was re-elected trustee for the next three years. The trustee board now comprises Mr. Ben MacLure. chairman, Mr. C. R. Boehner. and Mr. A. E. Bul- livan. The teaching staff has undergone a few changes and now comprises Mr. Harold F. Land-y, Mr. LGSLIB Stuart. Miss Ruby MacLeod, Mrs. Minnie MacDonald Mrs. Elsie Wat/terworth, Miaa An- nie MacEachern, and Miss Ma;- ion Furness. Miss Anne MBLLlGS-J“. former grade nine and ion teacher, has accepted a position on the teaching staff oi Prince Street School, and Miss Mary Gill, has resigned her position in the prim- ary department. At the close of the meeting the Domestic Animal Act was taken under discussion, and it was moved by Judge C. St. Clair Trainor that reeves be ap- pointed to enforce the Domestic Animals Act. Further discussion took place with regard to the build- ing oi a two-room annex on the main building, which had been discussed at a previous meeting. Plans are now in the hands oi the architect, and work on the new rooms is expected to begin within the near future. Owing to the growing number of students pre- sent facilities have proved to oe inadequate, and as a consequence. it is felt only two rooms will alleviate the situation. it has been proposed that the two rooms be so constructed that they will open into one large auditorium tir-is providing the community with a community hall which could be used for ail purposes. The neces- sity of such an enterprise is ap- parent to’ all, and would provide facilities for many other subjects which might be added to the car- rlculum. The trustees and citizens are to be greatly commended or. their initiative and foresi8hl» L‘ looking to the future education of their children in this growlnz community-Len.

Guernsey Cove School.

Th; fonds-in; is the honor roll for the month 0f J1me!

Grade x - 1. Beth Lellsoiieur.

Grade IX — l. Eleanor Davey. 2, CBTOI MacKey-

Grade VII — l. Joan Gosbee. 2. Lowell Glover, s. shirley Beck. 4. Ralph IAL-acheur.

Grade VI -— l. Gosbee.

Grade V — l. Edythe LeLucheur. 2. Grace Glover.

Grade IV — l. Russell Beck.

Grade m - 1. Jackelene Gosbee.

Grade I —- l. Marion Glover.

Teacher - Lila L. Howe.

Clara Mae

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CANADA ' PROVINCE 0!‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 14th day of June. A. D. 1918.

In Re Estate of THOIMB MALONE late of Charlottetown In Queens County in the said Prov- ince, drugglst, deceased, intestate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or ‘“ ‘ person within said County

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Anne Mitchell of Charlottetown aforesaid, airigle woman, the Admlnistratrix oi the above named Estate praying that a citation may be issued for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby iequired to cite all persons interested in the said Flatate to he and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House In Charlottetown in Queens County, in the said Province. on Monday, the nineteenth day of July next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause, if any, why the Accounts of the said Estate, should not he passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of H. Francis MacPhee. Ell" Proctor for aaid Petitioner.

And it ia hereby ordered that e. true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lished in some newspaper publlgh ed in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- aecutlve weeks from the date hero- Of Illd "Ill l ‘file Bnpy hergol ‘ﬁg forthwith posted in the following [WW9 Plus respectively, namely, In the hall oi the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the Bank oi Nova Scotla in Char- lottetown aforesaid and at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in ‘Char- lottetown aforesaid so that all per- sons interested in the said Estate a; aforesaid may have due notlcg thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer, Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforesaid. the day and y“; ﬁr" above written.

By the Court. (SGDJ E.‘ MARGARET PALMER, Registrar. (Seal).

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