no-: GUARDIAN.

T CI-IARLOTTETOWN

,oC'roBERy1ls, -1953

real: EIGHT . , l . " us-I-En" guAm)1Au celebrated Poet Columbus Tospringrark To

...!THE ANNUAL campaign of the Kings County Hospital is now in progress. Give generously when the canvasser calls.

....'DB. R. A. BURDEN. St. Pet-

bellts, Montague, today, October 15th. Have him measure you for your fall suit or overcoat.

. ..'STEAWBEITl;1: BLOSSOMS IN OCTOBER - Two perfect strawberry blossoms were found

To Speak At S. 0.0.

The internationally-known South African poet, Roy Campbell, will deliver a. public lecture st St. Dun- stan's College the evening of Oct- ober 23. He will read from and in-

Thef Charlottetown Council of

Frank MacDonald. later

Observe 50th Anniversary

Father

Produce Melodrama

Rehearsals of s. melodrama is typical "Gay Nineties” style an now in full swing at the newly 1-,. modelled spring Paris Community

I I ' - er's Bay. will be absent from his mu week in the Dunn-9 of Mpg, l office from HIP 17th to 25th or I L, C b 1, , F H, Id M terpret his own work. and des- th In Hall. The play which was chosen . Ouch", inclusive. .ou amp is o BT09 . yrs. "me me background um ape”- e Kng ts of Columbus, under Frank, in .South Framlngham. ., . run" ofenqumu by the Campbell sent the bios: ms to The meal M lwm h hi Grand Knight Walter J. Morris Mass., arranged a meeting with S in P k C I b 89;: .,-a'n'r1(is: L." Ci'Il'dl).'?lll l-lead. G","d"m',dwu,h m',hm:m:gt's;;l:.': An oexgeriencid :n3i”"iii?.i3i 3?; half; ufnnouilced pm” 1" supmne K'”''” A'""" '" "'9 wily t'o f?lllII'lc:n;In0!:'l:1:ynct.ll'lll: gall. 5"GAR- W ' 5- -i------ or to 2: .235: ..:..:v.s e or 0 ........ Mr. ti. ...:...:”:.i:'::;t,.. .. . B.””'E:.3i..3:f:.:'l”"ii."” 1- -mm work M m- 1952 annual campaign of the i Caml)bell's lectures at Oxford and Holy Hour at st Dunstan": Ba was given by the Eu .. prom " cmummglu or mruud' Trhd "6 i - prem” Kmiht True," and is a rewrite of s. fem.

PERFECTION MILK. 6 fins 89: BULK DATES. 2Ibs. 29c

Klng'slCounty Hospital was omit- tr-rl when the lists were publish- ed. The board appreciates the do-

Pergnais

Mrs. Roderick Agar. Charlotte-

Cambrldge universities two years ago were exceptllonally pqpulu. He has also lectured frequently

silica on Sunday, November 1st. in which the Knights will unite their prayers in public worship. A Guard of Honor will be pro-

and from then on it was sailing, although final menta took over a year to com. plate. Finally the date was set,

plain arrange-

ous old thriller. Complete with musical numbers by members of the cast, the story

, 29; nations from this arch and re- in spam and pm-tu u 1" "cent . . . . , . . . . , .

2 lbs . . on - ' gt-ets that the list was omitted. town, spent. the week-end in Man. years. ' , Vmed by Bishop Mamuhem Mg and on 6 December 1903 . d.. runs true to the. traditional plot V4 5 . . . . . . . . . . Q . . . . . . . 21C "Kim 1"” 3”” C” M" and M” In his writing, and in hi; 1”. sembly. Fourth Degree. on Wed- gree team from Ontdrio conferred with the Innocent country 3m

H i J. ll. Macaregor. hues. Mr, Campbell 1,, Able to nesday evening. November 4th, the First and Second Degrees pursued by the Vmh" 'mm W9 Ni

m- draw upon the yuoumu 0; "1 m- the Knights will meet at the and a team from Boston confer cuy' Cwmmu End E9" "'9 59111!

MT-l 3- M0” MECLEWL nbmrh” terestjng and unuuu", vuled Charlottetown Hotel to partake of red the Third Degree the Con il dawned I "y for an 9"”

i at otlhe l:l:ntfalg)u:ryLlcl)ora5zr.uig; 3? career. He was bom ma went E banqu? and to hear an address Officers were elected. and inst';cll- d3f”:;' mtdnm” l:1ll"' which 9"" i en mg 6 n - the first twenty ye”. of his Ma y Brot er Gregory T. Feeney. ed in office and Charlottetown E u " u "9 "315 ""'"'4-"l-' ment, promises to be entirely mg-

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ing held in Charlottetown.

in south Africa. and has always

member of the Supreme Board of

the banquet will be the reply to

Council came into being, the first

STOW" SWIG"? from the original

ferent and a riot of laughs.

kept in cm” much mm many lS)tlrtectoga of I theh Order and Council of the Order in the Mar- D1" ted b Mr H B large free anliiufarzixigt tiirgiurhrlrliltgxggide Lvirgidrrizx-x ?;:dwp:r1,lcL,1cg me 1tnu:h'lt”p'"' ” Nenw. Bl?gllIlItx'lcl:r hehfghhhnhcte 3: msIixeicoPmcvii::”' the Councu hu den afeslstedy bi M.)-s e , . ' x. i ” '9” ' t ""1 Burke, the cast includes mm,

cent visitors to Montague where H d

they visited Mr. MacLcan's mother. lareisd 219 156:3, lglnsgarg: the toast to the Charter Mem- sixty-six it it s increased to it's Pry”! Weldon Dknuln Marguerite

Mrs. J. M. MacLean, as (Wu as in Form d M1" h- bers. This toast will be, responded present three hundred and fifty. G0": T0111 Hunter. Kay Archer, 3 9 9 to by one of the original found- For a time -all Knights on the Dmmh Sh5w- chrtmne Llflbdt.

'Mr. Robert Murray of the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Montague. spent the holiday W995 end at his home in New Glasgow.

i For

erators.

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the next ten days . . values on the famous International Harvester refrig-

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now lives. A veteran soldier, he fought through the Spanish civil war on the side of Franco. and, in World War II, he served for four years with the British army

Mr. Campbell. on s two-months tour of North America, will lec- ture in many cities and at leading universities in the United States and in Canada.

Halifax Has New Debeniure Issue

that a group of sixty-five men

era of the Council. It was on December 6th, 1903

from all parts of Prince Edward Island saw their plans of several

work in letters home and during visits to the island. interest grew until the organization of a Coun- cil was the next logical step. Among the relatives and visi- tors who brought word of the pr- der to the Island was Father, now Bishop Kelly, a relative of John M. Hughes, one of the Charter members. Other Islanders who became interested were James J. Johnston. the first Grand Knight of the new Coun-

the membership WEI!

the members in

Name poor

Island belonged to this Council, later,. as Councils

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established at Summerside and Souris to accom- modate i

there

Australia's valuable sheep dogs

are descended from two famous animals, Barb, and Kelpie.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear

Husband and Father.

vi Norrie and Anne Burhoe. The performance is scheduled for early in November.

Madeleinl 2 f. 37c . N' at in the African colonies and in years brought to fulfillment in areas. . . O1., HIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mus" Conn Jackson and Robert the desert campaign, M; V”-mug the organization of Charlottetown Of t be original Charter mem- Choice . y - vmmermm Montague motored times he has made his living an 3 Council No. 8'24. It was only a bers only ten survive: Mr. Jus. i c to sprmghuf N, 5. On' Monday. sailor. fishermen, rancher, md few years previously, in 1882. tlce A. E. Arsenault, Vincent. TOMATOES. 28 oz.. 2 tins . . . . . . . . . 39c , my Wm ;w,,,,,,,,,,,,,, by M, bullfighter. ;hatNuie gran tga beesnl foungcd ftlakfi, Judge c.Jc. Dugy.dJames . , I Mr. Campbell H”, b -d y n ew aven, onn. nce en . ennessey, ames an rigan. peter pan ' 1 xiiiigziiiiiligaoixggeitaiit Efmttt: ly known with the' plfglllgnaetltxil cc)! 5 .5”: ssptread dthmughout I llhe L” B' M"Mm""' Rev" M" Mm” B".vghli,1el rum"; m.Mke"l M 01.. 2 TIIIS . . . . . e . . . . 313 Canadian Bank ox Commerce. "The Flaming Terrapin" in 1922. mygeer 'cBe,::r:';1,nmcnan!:;va.o rI'-,1: ;',f:”"j J:1yF3r?,e1:,':.on.'nl,;i';;:,' R,::,',' toting: l-la:bI::tuxi,hr:eri'thztigzrsggizsi La Marina Sprlnshlll. Who bed been V1-Sm”! Ki: man (fvnelry 1?'d:zmc'bl(')hg principles upon which the Order ,Gregory J. McLellan. To. these och 9. Mr. Wilfred Gotell had a 01. Till . . . 29C ! R ad ms hume m Pete" RVad' P' E- It published These I';mmd:n E was founded, charity, unity. fral- men and to the others who have Unique Exllefienceu when his fish- ' ,' St. Peters 0 '-:rmm-- 1 m of L ”V9"1 ernity and patriotism appealed to passed to their eternal reward. "W b"” W53 lttiiiktd several wetheyis PHONE 7827 ' In Venezuela. 80 per cent of the V0" 95 0 PM W. In luWb10xrI- this group of Islanders and with the following is .ppm,,,i..,, times by a large fish of unknown MAI-ADE 24 35c A.I1':l'.lal rainreall occurs between why. and three books of tmnsla- many of their friends and rel- "They builded better than they species to Mr. Gotell. r 01- - - I - I - - - - - ' ' ' May and October. tions from Lorca, Baudelaire, and ntives in the United States joln- knew." The strange fish tossed the boat st. John of the Cross. lng the Order and telling of it's about. raising it several feet in

the water. as it rammed it several times. Mr. Gotell, who was alone in the, boat, pulled up anchor and headed for the harbour entrance, followed by the sea monster, un- til shallow water was reached. In recent weeks there have been many reports of tropical fish fre- quenting our northern waters and sometimes attacking fishing, boats. This is the first instance reported near Georgetown.

-A.C.

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