PAGE EIGHT . , THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGIDTI:-MONTAGUE: Harold I-'. Landry, Mrs. 8310:: Stewart. Mn Illa luPhu. Min Joyce Wlnlnton. Miu Joan Joluuton AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waidon Layers.

Conservative Meeting Al

Th: Guardian may be bought at the following places in Mot-tagua: Ilm Deana Restaurant. and uuardian Office; in Georgetown: The flat Office: in South: The Snack Bar and H. Richards at tton.

Mn. Daniel Macxenzje has re-1 Mr. R. K. Clements. Montague. turned to her home in Loxveimsiwnt the holiday week-end in St. Montague after a pleasant visit John. 5:. B. with her son. Buddy. and her daughter, Ardeth. in Toronto.

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..' Mr. and Mrs. A.H. McKlm. saint John. N.B., were the guests of Mn. Mcliimls brother. Mr. Car-

Mr. Louis Boudrcaull. St. John. N. B. is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boudreault. in Lower Montague.

Mrs. Richard Llewellyn. Mon-

fsazuscrl" It the max? HNCL l;l:uP. spent the past few days in ' y lCh'irlcitu-town. guest of her sister. Mr. Clarence MacI.c-mi. i':.ni-1V” Mm” F”””"

b”d'e' Mu!” Tnd ML Alrmml" Mrs .l.mirs !TlacI:ii'eri. Mrs. liar-

MacLeod Nantasket F.CflL'll. are . . , Ipending'a short holiday in ilan- Md ””:1'””:' Md rem: tague, guests of Mrs. caltuni ' A, F ' ml ”V"' .9 ' rec” Bruce. iii.-Luis in cliailottctou n. I - --,Mr' Albert Jmmsmn. son nil Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carverand

l'l:illElliPrb, Deborah and Barbara, of Southport, were recent visitors in Mniiiuxur and Gasperaux.

Mr. and Mn. Leon Johnston. Mon-i tngue, left for Halifax where he

Will enter Dalhousie Uiiii'c:'slii' llc ggggg wu accompanied by his nloilicr 4-or ..,.,lN."d nwm. M Miss who spent the weekend in Halifax V”... g.1.,..D.,n,,M, K.1,,.u,... was

D. ss Iilnrv l'ilai'i.cnd. formerly of

...'Mlas Florlne Higginboiliani. .p,, w,u,..,,,. and mm M Hal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. llarrv AM. X, 5. I-flgginbotham. Montague. -lcf! V . .. Monday for Halifax ixherr she has Hr :u-.ri Alix. .In.w;.li Slorcy. enrolled as a student nurse Ll' S-.imnwx-sirle. spvlll. the holiday Grace Maternity Hospital. neck-end Ill Montague. guests of s--- Mrs. 3:friicri.Vs mntlicr. Mrs. J. E. Mr. John MacLure. Albioli (frns.-. Fraser. who went the past vicel: xismngi pm- Mr, pm! Mfg. prank (;rQ(anp. Mn;-. Mr. null Mrs. l-Inrl Moore. VVa- tuue, left Saturday for 3l'rlI'.-Vi. him. 31 wwinniiiiicd by Mr. N. 3., to visit his son and dull "Ml 3l"Q- RNL 7H'I'iVCd 8' RiVer

: ,i'mu, l.mir-r Mnnlngue. last night

ar-in-luv. Mr. and Mrs. ilr) spend luo necks here.

MICLUIC .

Rev. John RlCllai'd5nll. M:.x 1; cm

Mr. and Yilrs. Marcel Simone

Irdmn "Id mp”. (.mMI.m, of urn srwmlllilz I lll('ll' Rllllllfil Vara-

Prederickaburs. Ohlri. acc.'fnr.;i:n'.icrl "T" M l"'”'"5 (l”h'”5s "'"d "N

by Mia, Jlne saundor: M Yml" i1rn,in,im:: the fishing along the ivv”i.i slrrunic.

town. Ohio. were recent

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an o . . rs .1. .1 m 5t:Wldrl?eMgl'itIAd;ileTnd lx H'llA1?'('Il-I raiser: (iam- gmg ... . mes ay. .ep em- HuMr. Ind M..5' CK wlzhh p('-nod music. Lunches nan. Halifax. who have been vac-. ( ammtdzo wmm" 3 1"”. Itioning in Montague. lrfi Tilcs-" lay for Bangor. Maine. ivliere they W": will Vlalt friends. They were ar-- "FHIC "STltA'llTON STORY"

eompanl d by Mr. wi,:h:mm:- .i brother-in-law and sister. Air. midi 5

fair

and James sf.oi')'. and an

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Mra. EH. Carle. who returned ix. (we in: Cardigan their borne in East. Flni'ciuci'llle. Mii;'i';rv Harbor North. N.I., after attending the C:irle- l-jldon. Friday; Bridge-

Qtewart wedding in Montague.

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Vlilaiii I V the Highest

Mountain

0 .. Matinee 3:.';o 5U AN HAYWAR Evening 7 and 9

WILLIAM . LUNDIGAN " FRL T' l 1)AlL.Y SHOWS 3:30-7-U - Mightiastlof Till i Western Adventure! & 5

PRINCE EDWARD

'si.. ruled fhejolley of . . A lolence called "Covet Canyon" Ii" 0 man , with 0 price on his head came along ... - Paramount presents IAICWIIID

;.illiiiln - iiilllili - until an

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Georgetown

An organization meeting of the King's County Progressive Con- servative Association was held in the Town Hall. Georgetown. yes- terday afternoon. The meeting was primarily for organization pur- poses, and no officers were elect. ed. Mr. Andrew MacDonald. presi- dent of the King's County Pro- sresslve Conservative Association. presided as chairman. The secret- nry was Mr. A. H. Stewart.

Highlighting the meeting was an address by Mr. W. ll. Kidd, nat- ional secretary of Protzressive Con- servative Association of Canada. Other speakers included Mr. R. R. Bell. provincial Progressive Con- servative Party leader; Major J. A. MacDonald. Cardigan. representat- lve of Ilrd King's; R. L. Burge. for- mer Conservative member for 2nd King's; Dr. Augustus MacDonald, Sourls, former member of the loc- al Legislature; Mr. Reid Under- hay, Rollo Bay. Progressive Con- servative candidate for 5th Kings: John MaoLean. Snut-is. former member of the local Legislature for 1st King's; Robert Whiteway. Kllmuir, Conservative representat- lve for 4th Kinz's; Angus Mac- Lean. M.P.. for Queen's; Temple MacDonald. Georgetown Royalty. representative for 5th Klngls; Mr. Chester S. Mcbhre. .'if.P. for Queen's. and J. A. Gillies, Char- lottetown.

All speakers covered the field of party organization. Mr. McLure in his speech dealt not only with organization. but also with the policy of the part '.

! -.. -. ! . IELIMINATIONS for fiddling, and step-dancing championship: at Souria. Friday. September 7th. Entries received St. Marys Hall, night of Conlesl, l HIESERVE Wednesday. Oct- ober 10th. for supper in Beaver Hall. Montague, sponsored by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid.

Mr. liornre Yen. Lower Mont- ague. has returned from two week! visit to various cilies in the L'. S. A.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Garrison and faniily. of Halifax. N. S. spent the lmlidny week-end in Montague anti Valleyficld.

Mr. L. Hnninn. president of the Rank of Nova Scotia. Toronto. and Mrs. Enman. iiho are touring the Island. accompzuiied by Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Murray. Orlando. Florida. were Sundny guests at River View, Lower Montague.

..IThe many friends of Mr. S. S. Hessian of Montague will regret to learn of the death on Monday at Tignlsh of his only sister. Mrs. Ernest J. Mc'ragu:-. The funeral is

being held today. ..')l0.VTA(ilfE S (' ll 0 (I l. RE- f)l'l';.N'S - - The Mflnl-1',:liP High

School opened its doors yesterday

morning to almost 260 students. eager to begin IA new year of school work. yet with a longing

backward look to the pleasant va- ruiion just ended. hut-li of the nine rleparlments was crowded uith students. is fact which serves to emphasize the need of larger

THE GUARDIAN.

Death Yesterday AI Montague Of Mr. l. H. foffin

The sudden death of Luther H. Coffin occurred at his home in Montague at approximately 5.30 last evening.

The late Mr. Coffin. who was in his 71st year. was born in Char- lottetown. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coffin. In his early childhood he attended West Kent School and later spent two years nt Prince of Walea College He then entered the Merchants Bank of P. E. I. with which he was as- aociated for three years when it was sold out to the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Mr. Coffin contin- ued to serve at this bank at Char- lottetown before being transferred to Montague. about 1911. He retir- ed in 1939 and continued to live in Montague for a number of years before moving to Charlottetown. where he resided during the past several years. He returned to his home in Montague this year.

The deceased took an active in- tereat in all civic affairs, which had for their purpose the better- ment of the communltv. He was a faithful member of Trinity Un-

ited Church. Montague; a past Noble Grand of Hillside Lodge No. 23, 1.0. 0. F.. and a chartered

member of the Montague Curling Club.

Besides his widow. nce Agnes Sinclair of Charlottetown. he leaves in mourn four daughters. Marie IMrs. James Dewar. Brudenclll; Frances iMrs. C A. iaiv. Mouto- gue); Margaret 1Ml'S. alph Douc- lax. Montreal); and Enid iMra. John Dewls. West Advocate. N.S.l: three sons. Gordon. manager of the Bank of Commerce at Alberton: Eric in Charlottetowii. and Doug- las in Montague.

Funeral arraiigeniciiis were not completed at time of writing The sympatliy of the entire commun- ity is extended to the family in their sad bereavement.

Montague Troop Holds Meeting ,

Tltc regular weekly the first Montague Troop Boy Scouts was held in the Legion Hall last. night. Fnllovvlng lhc opening cerenton,v zi study pcriod was held in the patrol corners with the patrol leaders lent-liing the young boys various phases of acnuting. and tests for the re- quirement of passing the lender-

nict-iing of

foot. This was followed by an instructive inlk by the Smut Mast- er. Mr. Eric Duvrir. nfirr the group instruction period was held.

the Scoutmnster led in games and contests. The meeting rinsed with the horseshoe formation after which honour court was held.

Murray I-ldrbor North and Vicinity

..rDr. nnd Mrs. James 1'). Rob- ertson. Jimmie and Barbara. have returned to their home in Wil- more. Kentucky. after spcndlnlr

CHARLOTTETOWN

llanadas "Good-Will" Ainhassa

aw ” SEPTEMBER 5,

lint Given iioyal Welcome ome

A country Garden

Coiiiuiued from page 2

the softest suede texture found in any glad. The petal substance minds one of chamols-akin. is a magnificent. flower. Mum-liu is another origination of Bcntrlcc Palmer and it blooms in clghiy days. It is a yellow flush- ed pink with R burst of vivid red in the throat and it is very orient- al looking. There were three glad: of yellow and buff with atrikiniz "orchid throats" of scarlet or red. Pactolus. sparks and Manchu. All three were blooming in this garden and the flowers were so beautiful that I wished to have some of each nnc. Paciolus won first prize at the Provincial Ex- hibition.

October sunshine is as lovely as its name. it is a light orange in color and reminds you of a day in Indian Summer when it golden haze hangs over the ailent land- scape and Nature is in one of her relaxed moods. Il is a glad that is plain-petalled and softly recurved. Athlone is a bcautiful shell pink and Ladrone. another Palmer glad with Ian: ivillowy spikes that are ideal in" liaskct work in salmon and gold. Margaret Rose is anoth- er glad that is suitable for decor- atlon.

Dusty Miller is one of the best flowers of dusty pink in the smoky claas. a reddish mark and cream pencilllngs enliven the throat.

This

their holidays in Murray Harbour North.

accommodation for an ew-r-grow- mg attendance. Last year's enrol- ment was 241. Teachers this year include Mr. V. XV. MncLean. Grade if: Mr. .T. Hughes. Grade. 10; Mr. R. MacDonald, Grades 8 and 9: lliliss A. MacLeod. Grade 7: Mrs. iM. MacDonald. Grade 6; Miss S. Jenkins. Grade 5; Mrs. E. Waiter- worth. Grades 3 and 4; Miss I-2. Mai-Kenzle. Grade '2; and Miss E.

Miss I-llnnche Mlllnr was I visit- or to Montague on Saturday.

Mrs. Charles Ayers. Robert and Marcia. who have been the guests of Mrs. John MacI.can. Peters Road, left on Thursday for thelr home in Wickford. R.I. They were accompanied by Mr. Ayers who ar-

Algoma Lavender Prince. Sparksq, Dawn Glow and Salnmra Glory were other beautiful glada noted

in this wonderful garden.

There are twelve months through-

i Magistrate's court A At Georgetown

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! -T ! .."l'h4- regular WPt'l(l)' Slllillll of the Magistrate's Court nits ll('l(l in the ('nurl lioiuie in Georgetown on 'llliurs4l.1y. August Sloth. with Stipendlurv Magistrate for King's C0Um.V- - "'llil IV. Mzi('Dnliuld. K.

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.' River resident plead- ed guilty to iinlnwfully operat- IHE B motor velticln on the high- WILV in excess of 5,000 lhs.. at .1 ispeed greater than 30 miles per hour. l-le ivnx fined 510.00 and costs m' in tluys in Jail.

A resident of Seal Riiri pleati- Pd RUill.V '0 llHVlllE liquor in his Di-rssession in it place other than his residence and was fined 520.00 and costs or 30 days in jail.

A Miicliell River resident rliarg- N1 with iinl;iii'fulLv consuming in- toxicating liquor in A public plncr-, piendcrl guilty nnd was fined 320.00 and costs or 30 drug in jail. iA Georgetown resident had A plea of guilf)' linlcred on his be- half to n charge of having in- toxicating liquor in his possession not )'1lIl'('lIl1S('fl at n Venilnrs. lie ,was fined 3:25.00 and costs or (ill 'da,vs in jail.

Court was ndjourned lweek.

i After each shampoo or home pamionoll

ALOVALON

your hair .

for one

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A family reunion with her at - a force husband and "three darling: Poms" ATTACHE EXPLLLL" flfiuihters” greeted 25-year-old Winnie Roach Lueszlcr. upon her arrival home in Toronto from her recent and victorious debut in Eng- lish channel marathon swim. Later it civic reception at the city hall and a silver tea aervlce set, a gift from city of Toronto. awaited the flrst Canadian ever to swim the channel. Her time for the great feat. which she may take another crack at some day. was 42 tnxnutea longer than the record of l2-hours. 43 minutes set by England's Bren- da Fisher who finished first in big swim.

LONDON. Sept. 4-lilP'.rl0;.M.. Britain today gave Etigiinhv l-(ax. uga. attache in the Puiitg, H... bassy here, four days to g.-i .. .1 of the country. in lrpi';.s.iI .'u: the Expulsion of a British .i,;.l... mat from Warsaw,

FOR SALE

2 McCormick-Dcermyz Gang Plows. slightly used.

1 Used Truck Wagon. New Rubber Tired Wagons At

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LONDON. Sept. 4 - (Reuters! -Llewellyn Evanl. ill. a milk de- livery man. today returned broke from visiting his native Wales to learn he had won 575,000 in I foot- ball pool, which pays off to those who forecast scores. After buying; a house. he and 21-year-old wife plan to visit. New York.

WANT A GOOD TIME?

ATTEND THE

fiddling And step-Dancing contest AT A SOURIS. ST. MARY'S HALL FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 'lfh AT 8:30 PM.

McGOWAN'S LIMITED. Kllmulr

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Underhny. Grade 1.

TM H. J. MABON

OPTOMETBIBT I-'1tiing and Supplying Olauea Etc.

rived from Newfoundland on Wed- nesday.

On Friday evening a large num- ber of friends gathered at the manse in honour of Dr. and Mrs. James.D. Robertson. prior to their return to Wllmore. Kentucky. Af- ter a few brief remarks by Mr.

MON1-AGUE P. 5 L William Kennedy. an address was

read by Mr. Harry Millar. nnd

om" n”'"'" 0 presentation of a sum of money 19 "J 1" A- M” was made by Mr. Kennedy as n

2 W 5 P' Mr token of esteem and appreciation

for services rendered during their stay here. The cvcnirlg was spent in singing and a social time. Solos

by appointment. Onice Connected will

9”! 5W"- by Mrs. Robertson were greatly Ippreclntcd. Lunch was served by the 111G195-

GAPITOL

T0-DAY ONLY

Matinee 3:30

Evening 7 and 8:45

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out the year. ., . . ,.,..,m ,,.,m...,., to D.m...b.-.. . Llumnatlons for the Island Cliamplonslups at A” lllgefyjmesl momh at R" "h. Charlottetown next week. is the merry month of September. Duwe After Then apples so red Hang overhead. And nuts ripe-brown '

Come showering down - In the bountiful days of Septem-

ber.

There are flowers enough in the ' " " ' plum

summer-time, add", D A I L Y C S W 0113 U More floivrs than I can rcniem- --- ll Aomms ”.R.qu." ngtck .

bcr- I huh color makes ,1. mm" nun ,1.w,,,,,,,

But the purple. Rold. H" Iwmw, gm,,.nc.y Lsgioirlzy Irdlakei-new as hoteik ' . a tan! . and .Qul Tluil. dyes the llmvers of Scptem- o leaves bow soil, cosy io monoge -1 (5,. Brit) 3. can (",3") medic...”

he-FT - Blends in yellow. grey snacks 1: 9 Hoisting 4. 12-month '18. Perched The gorgeous flowers of Sepicm- , ,2 nouomg shades . Remove, A device period. zgggywgynf

bcr. A mampoo mm . 10 Shore 8. Bram 29. Turned

. . covering aside And the sun looks through . .. G3” ””'”'”9 13.1mm.-ayg 9.1mm. an. Injury A clearer blue. p l"9""9"" I-13.Mako 'I.GarmcM. 32. Marry Ynknn” A,.,,,,,, And the moon at night is .c soc. unenaaan 8.'l'aut. 34.ReaortiI , sheds a clearer light l,14.Aloft 9.1-funk: 35.Ga.mbltng 37. Become ripo on the beautiful flowers of Sep- the modern '15.ConateIh- 1l.Drovc(om, game ,4l-0”'9""'”"' tcmber. hag, bumpy M5, tion alingolf (Sp. Am.) :44. Direction -54. licwlft. 11.conmre 1s.n:eIuna- sitnoring (Ibbr-lam” , 1; 3,... . 5... tool as. Aaheaf . 20.Avoidad .. aduty liorotlty Illx Says mm (Pants! Continued from page 2 glggname only in the rooms assigned for that purpose. Your effnils at o-rdier awn” llness should impress both the sisters at home. and those mnrrie . l”.P".mm. Di-JAR MISS DIN: 1 nm a young man of 24 nnd tIlIlOI'lUllH"'l.Vi ' 31.3 M

premnturcly hnld. Although there hnve been many times Vihclilv tool

have been desirous of the company of some charming (Ohmic. V; 33.13""

hesluitcd to make an acquaintance because of the aforementione a mum

"handicap." Although I may be wrong. I feel sure it girl would take y yknowledn

one look at my hairless pale and turn me down for a dnte. Mun) yaaxloppn

people think I'm eight or ten years older than I am. Lnlely lye pmamy

become quite Interested In A young lndy nnd xv-cm-to he adopting ll"? mm)

same course nf inru-lion lllfll l'vn followed on similar. previous oc-;, 3" 0"

chsions. Do you think It girl could become st-rinusl.v lnlP.l"(fllQdNIlnA.;T'iC- Hgo: H

. A1. ANSWER: While a hnlrl head may not be the most nllrncilf? S ( '3,

thing in the world. it certainly is not the drawback you fear it is. as M I.-nun.

You undoubtedly have enough good qualities to counterbalance this la,-0 k

one defect. However, I do seriously advocate using a loupee. or 2 -

something along that line. As you say. most people will add. fen .4?P .

yearn to your nge. nnd A young man of 24 doesn't want to go around 48- ad”

with a double hnndlcnp. You'll probably be greatly aurprlled Al the 49- n.

number of men, even among your own acquaintances. who camnufl-no 4 M

baldncu. ' h to wofk "' .

T I ena ow . ' DF2ARJ)0ROTHY DIX: I'm very much In love with I "III! who ' i A I I II In I A, A X: was .illtled'whllc in service. He loved the girl v.erybn':iII;'h :11! ltlm : H In 0 I O l' I In L 0 I mp" A” and he no anger cares for her. I'm in love with hm u 1' ll 0 ;.ggggpyalhtlnloIaaothar.!ntht1ua . me he doesn't love me and doesn't want In to steady. HP WIMS me -" at L... x ', pl. g',, 0'', .115, Single 10W"'' '1”; to go out with him; we do have good time! tog;:tEle;-ABETH G g ' I m. jqfth Iill QNINWCH W "I0 wordayan all hn shah the out man an affluent. ANSWER: 'l'n rupture A man's heart on .the rebound in not II E a"m.ngMouhmI- dlffleull job. but it does require patience. If you Milly want. him. i T Kzcplbl accept his date: on n frlendahlp balls; make no mention of youri love -gwrld g1"'l'OUM CW 'ra AW I, O for him or of the girl who Jilted him. Don't be too eager for h I ai- v H tentlonn and above all. don't expect too much. 1' might. not work . KIA OTGA DA V'GKA-V 3997 8! out but it's worth a try. ' up MAyqyvl:R , I NOW IWA or H351-52 pg. utawnaa-o-rt-in V--oi” noao-my mx cannot reply punch to Iuderu but will no .- .4 ” T ” l " any problems of general totem! through cnhuna. '

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