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g THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
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MONTREAL, July slat-I'm buying my coal at "My Banlr"i And not only do you save money by buying coal now, you also save yourself the un- pleasantness of tgli last-minute rush. You stock your ooal bone dry. d, by arranging for I Coal Loan at the BANK OF MONTREAL, you can have all our coal bonveniently delivered in one fell swoop. ithout having to pay for it all at oncel So Im buying my coal rigiit now-at the Boi M. And I can spread out my 10511 repayment over as many as eight easy instal- ments. Yes, the B of M makes it wonderfully easy and convenient foi- you to buy your winter coal at summer pricesi Why not see about this bit of good business tomorrow?
You Know how you feel after a rushed, look-at-the-clock, one-bite-of. toast brealrfast. The whole day seems to get 08' to a bad start. That's why I urge you to give yourself just five minutes more for breakfast in the morning ...snd make it: good! Easily done with delicious "CREAM OF WHEAT" that takes Just five minutes to cook to smoo-oth, ilavourfui digestibility. And 5 Minute "Cream of Wheat" is not only good to taste- it's good for you, too. It gives you Iron for good red blood-and Calcium and Phosphorus for dieis deficient in these elements. So make "Cream of Wheat" a breakfast habit. It's the happy way to start the day.
It's Salad Time--in fact, it's almost "Salad Week"--a. good time to buy Heinz Vinegars in the brand new bottles. . luverytliingls the same except the shape. Yes, '9 I-IEINZ VINEGARS in the new bottles (designed J for cupboard convenience), are the same good Vinegars and the quantity is unchanged. But the B eral sizes to clioosegfrom) are shorter and stoutcr-easier to handle--easier to pour. and, because they're not so tall, they fit. in shallower I shelves. And, of course the quality is Heinz. Whether it's White: Cider or Malt.-vinegar is always best. when it carries the iiunous Heinz label. Ask for Heinz mayonnaise and 57 Salad Dreuing, too.
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It Goes To The Cottage Willi Ma. Fnrwhereverl can boil water-I can have a. cup of friendly INSTANT CHA E Jr SANBORN in s jiiiy. And it's so good. Thatis be- cause it's made by real coffee people. It's the happy result of almost 8 century of codes experience. The iiavoui-'s there-and the body-and the real lift. Another thing I like- mi I know you'll like about it...Instant Chase & aribom Coffee is truly econ- omical. It saves you up to 40:: a pound compared with ground coffee. 80 take my tip and makg . "friend" of frieiidlv Instant Chase & Sanbom Coffee.
FRESH ORANGE JUICE
gives you All HIE FLAVOUR
TIIE GOODIIESS
Remember-only the BEST California oranges are shippedfrexli!
Sunkist
CAIIIOIIIA OIAIICIS can an u so -:2 are stamped Sunkist
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Midgcii and Vicinity
.'Mlss Dorothy Macllzwen, R.N., of Charlottetown, spent a recent weekend at her home at St. Peters Bay recently.
Mr. Austin Peters is at present spending some' time at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Peters. of Midgell.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Martin of Eidoii were" recent visitors in Mid- geil, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Sanderson. i
Miss Lola Johnson of Charlotte- town spent a. recent weekend at her home in Midgeli.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl James and Blair were recent visitors to Lornc Valley.
Mr. Alton Rapson of Mllburn has returned from Nova Scotia after delivering a truck load of potatoes. He made several trips to Nova Scctia. with truck loads of diiieienr. things in the past few weeks.
Mr. Ira Sanderson of Church Road is at present working on the trans-Canadaf highway, trucking gravel.
Friends regret to hear that Mr. liomar James of Midgeil was down to Mount Stewart recently receiving medical treatment. x
Miees Joan Maclntyre and Shir- ley MacDonald of Lorne Valley are spending a week's vacation with their grandparenis. Mr. and Mrs, Homar James, of Midgell.
The W. M. S. in this vicinity are taking up collections for the M. and M. fund at the present time.
Mr. I-larold Ford of Charlotte- town ls spending some time in Midgeli with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl James.
A strawberry and ice cream fes- tival was held recently at the Un- ited Church grounds at Marie. A very large crowd was in attend- ance and everybody enjoyed avery nice evening.
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Small chance 0f Korean Truce
SEOUL, Korea. July 30 -AP)- Gen. James A. Van Fleet said to- day there is less chance for an armistice in Korea than ever be- fore.
The United States Eighth Army commander told a press conference the prospect for an armistice is in direct proportion to the amount of military pressure put on the Com. munists and that the Communists believe the United Nations forces will not attack to force a truce.
He said the Reds "still have the capability of striking at any point- wlth considerable surprise.” But he
added they have been "thinning
contract Let For One Mile On, ifalleyfielii iioad
. .' The contract was let last week to Mwohean and Mstheson Construction Company to com- plete a third mile on the Valley- field Road. Two miles have al- ready been completed, extending from the crosroads near Monta- gue to the road leading to Kilmuir.
This new road is I tremendous improvement. over the former nar- row roadway which served the dis- trict up to the present time. The present highway is 66 feet wide with a 36 foot top, deep ditches on either side, and well gravelied through its entire length.
At Sutherlands Bridge, the road has been straightened out to make I. much improved approach to the bridge, and on either side the hills have been cut down to small grades by large fill-ins at the lower ex- tpmity of the hills.
The one-mile extension, begun this week will carry the improved roadway to the farm of Donald MacPherson, which will leave un- finished two miles to the Valley- field Church, where the improved roadway begins again at the coun- ty line and continues into South-
ern Queens to Grandview and Uigiz. X Although not schedulctl .to be
completed this year, it is possible that within a year or two the last two miles of this stretch will be completed to give an excellent roadway hook-up system through- out the whole of southern Kings and Queens.
MEADOW BANK W. T.
Mrs. Charles Hyde was hostess to the members of V " Bank Women's Institute for their July meeting which opened with "O Canada" followed by the "Creed".
The school committee reported toilets being installed in the school. Plans were made for wool- lens to be left with Mrs. Drake to be packed. The roof of the hall is to be shingled, the exterior painted and a. pump installed. Billl: were presented and ordered
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Mrs. L. H. Drake and Mrs. N. C. MacFadyen were chosen as delegates to the annual conven- tion. '
The August meeting will meet with Mrs. Elmer Hyde and Mrs. L. H. Drake will assist with lunch. Roll call will be answered with a. Traffic Law. ,
The members hope to have an opportunity to have Lawsonbrake address them when he is home on vacation.
LONDON. July 23-(Reuters)-A House of Commons motion pro- testing the arrest of South Afri- can trade union leaders by Prime Minister Daniel Malan's police has been signed here by 33 Labor members of parliament.
is hit over a period of many weeks"
out their front-llnel strength quite
to the point. where it is "thinner than ever before."
Announcing
' - THE EARLY BIRD FLIGHTSL
SENSATIONAL NEW REDUCTIONS IN FARES ON
MARITIME CENTRAL AIRWAYS
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- Morning Flights -
EFFECTIVE. MONDAY. AUGUST 4th (
Flight One-.-Charlottetown to Moiicton . . . . . . 5:30 om.
Flight Two--Monclon to Charlottetown . ....-. . . 6:35 am.
now our 5.00 on: WAY
Flight Nine--Charlottetown to New Glasgow . . 7:40 chm. i Flight Ton-New Glasgow to Charlottetown . . 10.35 a.in.
now our 4.50 cm: WAY .
. i A new departure in Airline Fares for
economy-rnlndedi -people:-. . ..
Whim Road And, Vicinity
Mr. James MacLeod, Charlott- etown was a recent visitor to Whim Road.
Miss Sandra MacPherson, Belle- Vue is spending several days visit- ing at Whim Road, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell.
Mr. Stanley MacKlnnon and Mr. James Campbell, who are both employed in Oshawa, Ontario, arrived recently to spend their vac- ation at their respective homes at Whim Road.
..' Inspector Lewis Watson of the R.C.M.P. and Mrs. Watson and family have returned to their home in Ottawa after spending their vacation visiting friends and relatives here. While at Whim Road, they were the guests of M.rs. Wat- son's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDonald.
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Mrs. Forhan Bears and Mrs. D. Stewart were hostesses to a number of friends and neighbours when they recently met at the ia.tter's home for 9. social evening. Mr. Willard Macl..ean, of Peters Road, was present to demonstrate it. line of Well known products. Prizes for contests were won by Mrs. Webb
Nicholson, Mrs. D. Stewart and Mrs. Leslie Stuart. When the even- ing had come to a conclusion, an enjoyable luncheon was served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. 5.,
MacDonald.
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Mr, Vincent Ranahan was a re- ceiit business visitor to the City:
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McEwen and Mrs. Ted McEwen were busi- ness visitois to the city on Friday, July 25th.
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Miss Agatha and friend Miss Tillie Gauthier were, weekend visitors to the City oni July 28th.
Mr. I-leber McEwcn, who is a young lawyer in Toronto, has ni- rivcd home to spend a vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. McEwcn.
Mr. James F. MacDonald and Mr. Charles Moshcr have taken employment in the City as car- penters and started on the Job on Monday, July 28th.
Miss Viola. Nolan has arrived from Toronto for a visit with her parents, sisters and brothers after a long absence. Miss Nolan went to Toronto while very young and has made few trips home. Many of her old friends did not know her on her arrival last week.
Another old timer who has not been here for more than twenty- flve years is Miss Tillie Dugas, formerly of Souris but now resid- ing in Boston. she resided here
!ported as damaging his new car Iconsiderably last week when he
for many years as a young girl and on arrival here on July 20th was a. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Barry for a few days.
Mr. and Ml'5. Luke Dunn have arrived from Lynn, Mass... on their annual vacation trip. They arrived on Tuesday evening, July 22. Mr. Dunn's sister, Miss Marlon Dunn, made the trip down with them. They will be here for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cairns, Souris, were recent visitors to this vicinity, guests at the reception for the Archbishop at the parish residence. Their daughter, Miss Evelyn Cairns, Boston, was also with them as she is home on va- cation at present.
A resident of this vicinity is re-
collided with a call that was loose on the highway. The animal, property of Mr. Aylward, is re- ported to have suffered a broken leg.
The work of widening ind re- building the Sinnott and Byrnefs Road which has been going on for some time under foreman Anth- ony Dunn, is showing a big im- provement. There are three ma- chines and a crew of men on the job.
City for I. few days and then to Washington, D.C. she then goes to the West coast, visiting Van- couver before proeeeding to the conven” i as a delegate. she ex- pects 5. friend in Boston to Join her on the trip to the West. The long trip is expected to take a month. Last year the convention was held in Charlottetown, and the western teachers invited the convention to the West for this session.
.'Rlght Reverend Alfred A. Sin- nott, retired Archbishop of Wh- nlpieg, arrived here on Friday evening, July 26th, to visit his old home and the scenes of his child- hood. He was a house guest of the pastor of the two churches, Rev. P. McKenna, for his short stay, and preached the sermon at the Church of St. Laurence on Sunday morning. After Mass he spent the balance of the morning meeting old friends. One of the first to great this distinguished son was Mr. Michael McCarthy who resides across the highway from the church and who recalled the days of long ago when the Arch- bishop was an altar boy. Anotlier was Mr. John T. O'Brien. who was a class mate in the little old school at St. Peter's Harbor long ago. Many of the younger class, who had never seen an archbishop before, stared in wonderment at the elderly red robed man as he said, ”My boyhood days were spent here, and in this little old church I. attended as a boy." His old home still stands as stately as ever and is known far and wide as Stookley farm. Two sisters of
the archbishop resided than for many years before they moved to the West to be near their brother. Archbishop Sinnot, now seventy- flve, carries the title of HisGrace, and should be addressed as His Grace, not His Excellency. He is also a Count of the Holy Family in Rome. N
KINGSTON BRANCH CANADIAN LEGION
The monthly meeting of the Kingston Branch No. 30, Canad- ian Legion, 13.15. S. L. was held in Charlottetown with 20 members in attendance. The meeting was presided over by the president, Comrade Andy MacEacliern, and the meeting opened with the roll
call of officers, and the minutes
were read and approved. New! S oth butterscotch filling in During the business part of the mil" C PC0W0'bm" Pi" 'li'N'li- N0
meeting the financial statement I "'3' Q"'"k' '”-V- ”"'”5'i -
was read by the treasurer, Com- I5'"Pi3 01-) leup KOIlog"g
rade Roy Bruce, and seven new "mi-Iwul ALI.-BEAN.
members were enrolled. It was F'l'"”"' WU rellodtn crumbs
moved that Comrade Russel Mas- l”"P- blo IS we chore-d
on and Comrade Warren MacDon- """"""l
aid would attend the convention held in Charlottetown. It was then moved by Comrade Wilfred Stretch and seconded by Comrade Patrick Cavanaugh that the or- ganization pay for the advertise- ment of the burial service of Comrade Angus MacDonald.
It was also proposed to hold a lawn party at New Haven, Com-i rade Warren MacDonald to supplies. with no further business the meeting came to a close with the usual Legion procedure.
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Miss Mabel O'Brien, pr of the P.I-.'.. Island Tcachers' Fed- eration, left on Monday morning. July 29th. for Boston, on the first leg of her Journey to the t.cachei's' convention in Winnipeg. From Boston she will go to New York
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