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When you open a package of Kellogg's Corn Flakes you catch a hint ofa tantalizing aroma that says "These golden flakes are just baked . . . fresh from our radiant ovens."

This freshness is a good reason why millions of folks will---again tomorrow morning- cnjoy Kellogg's Corn Flakes for breakfast, Is there a box in your kitchen now, or should you see your grocer today?

GRAPAIID THEATRE

CRAPAUD-Fri. 8:30 - Sat. 7:30 - 9:30

SHORT SUBJECTS

"BATTLE OF APACHE PASS"

in color, starring John Lund - Jeff Chandler

Northam '

l A successful ice cream social was held in Tyne Valley hall on July 15, under the auspices of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid.

. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met

I at the home of Mrs. William Ram-

Isay on July 23rd, with a large at-

I iendance.

I I Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mcxendrick ,were the guests of Mrs. Andrew ;Brown. and Miss Emily MacLean, on July 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacFar- plane. Mr. and Mrs. Lear-d. Lower IBedeque. were visitors at the home liaf Mr, Laughlln MacLean, recent-

y.

I I Misses Louise MacLcaii and Mary ,Arsenault returned to their homes ,alter spending the past week at lcamp Geddie, French River

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Wind family of Montreal, are spend- Reeves and were illiz their liolidays with Dr. Link-IEileen Woodside.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

WESTERN GIIARDIAN

-NEW LONDON PIESBYTEI.- IAN CHURCHES. - Services. Sun- day. August 2nd. Clifton, 11.00 AM. Sunday School 10.00 A. M. Long River 2.30 P. M. Sunday School 2.00 P. M. Geddfie Memorial 1.30 P. M. Mr. Goodwill MacDougali will con- duct the service in Clifton. Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister.

-POST NUPTlAL'BHOWER AT

FREETOWN - A miscellaneous shower was held July 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goldie

Reeves when friends gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Mc- G-rath, tnee Mary Reevesl. whose

marriage took place in Halifax on July 6. To the strains of the wed- dlns march. played by Mr. Robert

Reeves. brother of the bride, the

bride and groom entered the dec- orated drawing room. escorted by Miss Rose Reeves and Mr. ,D.. Doull. Baskets of gifts were car- -Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Linklettepried in by Eleanor

John

and Willard replenished by The gifts were

Iellefs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan;opened by the Misses Ruby M. and

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Sincere srnipathv is extended to'

Arlene Reeves and the table by Miss ,The enclosed verses were read by

arranged on Mary Marks.

.Mr, P. H. Lyle of Central Lot l6.'Mrs. Hillard Moase. Mr. McGrath, -3115 MT5- HEM)" Millar, upon the,on behalf of himself and bride

I-sudden death of their brother Al- thanked all

Ifred Lyle of Vancouver, 13, C, I

I A delightful musical recital was held in Tyne Valley on July 15 und- ; er the leadshlp of Mrs. Herman Dy- l ment. Much credit is due Mrs. iDyment for her patience and de- ,votIon of time. At the close of the program, Mr. Donald MaoLean, on behalf of he parents expressed ap- -preciation of this work being done.

I The annual Sunday School ipicnic of the Presbyterian CIllll'CIl ,was held Jilly 18, on the lawn at the home of Mr. and tMrs. Wilfred McDougall where a large crowd was in attendance. Games and races Eliighlighted the enterainment of ,the afternoon. Lunch was served fand a treat of ice cream given all ;who attended.

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Sincere sympathy from relatives and friends in this community is iexended David Williams Elmsdale Iwhose brother, Earl passed on in INew York recently.-AW.

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Band and other amusements (Canteens). Addresses by, prominent politicians at Ill p.m.

Come and see your friends, enjoy yourself and help the Stewart Memorial Health Centre.

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joined in singing "For Jolly Good Fellows." tier of the evening was spent with music and dancing. The good wish- es of all friends go to the newly- vxedded couple. was served.

for their gifts. All They Are

The remain-

A delicious lunch -AB

-SHOWER AT KENSlNGTON- Mrs. Robert Humphrey entertain- ed at her home at Kensington on Jilly 2'1, at a largely attended mis- cellaneous shower for Miss Beverley Crockett, when she was recipient of many gifts. Bouquets of cut flowers graced the room; and pink and white streamers marked the dining room as the centre of fes- tivities. The strains of Iiohengrins Bridal Chorus played by Mrs. Ivan Darrach accompanied the entrance of the bride-to-be who was escort- ed by Miss Elaine Humphrey. As- sisting in presenting the gifts were Mrs. Frances Adams and Miss Jean Davison. who cut the ribbons, Misses Beryl Woodside and Marion Humphrey who read the good wishes and names. and Miss Marlene Davison, by whom tliev were arranged. Beverley thanked her friends and all sang. "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow". During the evening piano selections by Mrs. Darrach were enjoyed and s dainty lunch was served by the hostess assistedbv her daughters and other friends of the bride elect.-Bur.

Personals

-Mrs. Earl Cooper, Boston,Mass.. is visiting her father. Mr. Elijah Bryanton and brother, Mr. Elvin Bryanton, Burlington.-Bur.

-Miss Helen Johnstone who ar- rived July 22 on the Bluenosc Special is the guest of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. E. W. Johnstone, Burling- ton.-Bur.

--Miss Marion MacArthur, Kans- ington, spent the July 25 week-end with her friend, Miss Janet Crozier, at her home at Kelvin Grove.-Eur.

-Mrs. Hayden Dixon and her daughter, Marion. Summerside are spending a week with Mrs. Dixon's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Campbell, Irishtown.-Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. John Kemp, thee Kathleen Proflttll, and family. Toronto. arrived July 27, to visit Mrs. Kemp's mother, Mrs. Mary Profitt, and family, Burlington and other relatives and friends here..-Bur.

-Mr. Frank Myers, M. L. A.. Crapaud, was among the Masons attclidlllg the evening service at St. Stephen's Church, Burlington. on July 26. he was accompanied by Mrs. Myers and Son, Shel- don.-Bur.

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Enmoro and Vicinity

Mr. Malcolm Macheod. French River. is visiting with his sister. Mrs. Alfred Frost and other rela- tive: in the vicinity.

Miss Rosalie MacArthur spent a few days in Summer '1: re- cently a guest of her sister. Mrs. Larry Motiuk. '

Rev. William Osborn, Massachu- setts was the guest preacher in the United Church, Victoria West on July 26. His splendid sermon was based on the theme "The Rudder and the Rock."

Mr. and Mrs. Major Baglole from the US. are visiting with Mr. Bagloleis brother and sister-in-law,

Mr. and Mrs. William Baglole, Springhill and other relative in Northam.

Mr. and Mrs. George Baglole and Mrs. Russel Enman and her two children from Moore: Mills, N.B., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Enman.

Miss Mamie Stewart and Miss Flora A. Stewart were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacLeod. They also attended the morning and evening Church ser- vices.

Mr. David Dyment, Springhlll, has been a recent visitor to Brad- albarie where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Todd. He also spent some time with his daughter Mrs. Edith Wall, Baltic.

Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Maolruiis from Weymouth, Mass, have been the guests of Mrs. MacInnis's sis- ter, Mrs. Fred Ballem and Mr. Ballcm. They also visited relatives in MacNeilis Mills and Conway.

Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Yeo, Mrs. Albert Yeo and Miu Joan Hardy were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant on July 26.

Miss Cynthia Yeo is spending a pleasant vacation in Augusta, Me., a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Olson.

and Mrs. Roland-Stockton and Mrs. John Miiitoft, recent guests Gerald Mac-

Mr. and Mr. Massachusetts, were of their niece. Mrs. Arthur, Spriiighill.

Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Raynor were Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson, Sydney. N.S., Mr. Kenneth Mac- Innis and son from BC. and Mr. and Mrs. Hyde, Cornwall, P.E.I. and Mrs. Daniel MacLeod recently had the pleasure of a visit of two friends whom they had not met for 45 years namely Mr. Alexander M.icDornald from Norwood, Mass. and Mr. Rody Mac- Donald Runiford, Me. Needless to say they. had a pleasant visit re- calling olden times.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henry and daughter from New Jersey, U. S.A., were visitors to Victoria west on July 26. Mr. Henry is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Henry, and when a young boy went with his parents, brothers and sis- ters to make their home in Maine. Mrs. George Ballem and Mrs. Theo. Enman are cousins of Mr. Henry.

-Mr. Hiram Nirbct. Massachu- setts. and Mr. and Mrs. George Nisbet. Portland, Me. have been recent visitors to Harmony, Tyne Valley, and Port Hill, where they visited relatives and friends. While in Harmony the Nlsbet brothers were guests of their aged mother, Mrs. Charles MacKinnon and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester MacKinnon.

A coniinuiiion and baptismal ser- vice was held in the Presbyteriaii Church Victoria West on July 26,

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Burlington couple Mark Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Halley Profitt. (nee Charlotte Barnard) were honored July 21, when friends and relatives assembled at their home at Burlington, to join with them in cerebrating the 25th anniversary of their marriage.

Attending the door were their daughter. Irene and a niece, Miss Lois Btavert. During the evening the celebranta were escorted to the living room by Mrs. Robert. stavert to the strains of the Bridal chorus played by Mrs. Elmer Parsons. Mr. H. B. Macbeod, as master of cere- monies, in his jovial manner, con- gratulated the couple. Mr. Arthur Profitt read an address expressing the high regard of a family and friends for Halsey and Charlotte. On behalf of their children and grandchildren an end-table and silver bread tray were presented by their daughter, Irene. A chest of silver was the gift of the Bern- ard a.nd Profitt families and was presented by Mrs. James Cole. while a well-filled purse was pre- sented on behalf of friends and neighbors by Mr. Ellis Profitt. The recipients each replied brief- ly but adequately and all Joined in singing. "For They are Jolly Good Fellows." A social hour fol- lowed and Mrs, Parsons was the accompanist for a sing-song. Assisting in serving refreshments were Mrs. Oliver Profitt, Mrs. W. J. Profitt, Mrs. Arthur Profitt. Mrs. Robert Stavert, Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. Charles Cole. Mrs. Archie Paynter, Miss Irene Profitt, Mrs. Nelson Paynter and others. A decorated three-tier wedding cake was cut and passed to the guests. Dancing was enjoyed for the re- mainder of the evening when music was furnished bv Messrs. James Macxenzie and Ethan Campbell. Step dancing by Mr. Roy Mountain was a feature of the evening's entertaiiunent.-Bur,

CAPITOL ruasrns. SUMMER- sma, ritmnr AND ssruamv, JULY 31 Ann suousr 1ST

-Fulfilling the promise of his first picture. "Singing Guns." Vaughn Monroe, idol of the nation on radio and records, assures him- self of a place in the Hollywood star firmament by a superb per- formance in his second film, "Toughest Man in Arizona," which appears at the Capitol Theatre in Summersidelon Friday and sat- urday.

In the exciting outdoor adven- ture film which co-stars lovely Joan Leslie, Vaughn is a U. S. Marshal, Matt Landry. the tough- est man in Arizona. As the pic- ture opens Landry stopped to help a wagon train being attacked by Apaches. The only apparent sur- vivors are attractive Mary Klmber (Joan Leslie) and two children. Jesse and Davey Billings. Landry takes them into his home Where he is the widowed father of two.

He falls in love with Mary, who believes that her husband. Verne.

but had run away because of cow- ardice. Attempting to remain anonymo while tending bar in a nearby town. his true identity is discovered by Girai-d's brothers and they threaten to expose him unless he aids in Frank's escape.

Under the Girard boys orders, Verne, taps some telephone wires and learns that Frank is to be smuggled out of the Tombstone Jail in a hearse to prevent the irate citizenry from lynching him. The outliiws waylay the hearse kill the driver, wound Landry almost fat- ally and set Prankdree. Verne had also learned by his wire tapping that a big shipment of silver was due by stage. The Girarda hold up the stage and steal the silver.

JULY 31. 1953 they ouimnit iaa Landry ' .....

ing the go-between. He makes her ll-ISDICIOUI 01' 1”I',ulk'a fidelity at her and she tells all. Landry and his aidlasungde into town and. she; an exc fight. ca tux tn

outlaws in hideout. ANCIENT AND MODERN

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had died a. hero's death in the But before she can, bring herself to accept his propos-, al, Landry becomes involved in II fresh war on frontier crime. Anl outlaw, Frank Girard, in the Tomb- stone jail, has sent his buxom, blonde girl friend (Jean Parker! to,

his two outlaw brothers to help him escape. - I Verne, in the meantime. hadj

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Ancel Ballem. Mr. and Mrs. Clay-I tori Ballem, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramsay. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth En- I man, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frost. Rev, Donald MacK&y. Summerside, was. in charge of the services. I.

Mrs. Beatrice MacFadyen. Bor-i den, has been visiting relatives and friends in Victoria West and i-lax-inony. W ,

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KENSINGTON

Fri.-Sat. 7.15 - 9.15 - Matinee 2.30 on Sat. ' Fic, Fo Fun; Bud Abbot and Lou Costello in their

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