FHPAGE EIGHT
p-4.-nu...-H... ..
4 No one holds ociinille to Joan
--when Joan . is carrying the lorclill .
Kl
' .WlIlIR TI. PIKIINV
, Cniviiroo .l.ov'E.soY llyFssncy0:
.. ...-.... .......... .sj;E Vumu viNc.rNr SHEPVAH iicmlv rtfixa
Also Hawaiian Sports
TO-DAY - WED.
Sllows 2:f.lll-T-'.l ,
PRINCE EDWARD
Committed No Sin When
I Was
, llii neiii let him touch rile. .
W would I?"
RICHARD
nlyliiiil-coll: -V J RRLES
Cartoon - .Ni-ms - S ioris Shows 2:30-7-8:45 TO ,- DAV and WEI).
CAPITOL
Refrigeration
SALES and SERVICE llopalrs To All Makes
MOTORS Rewinding sud Repair- ELE(.'.l'lll0AIa
APPLIANCE . nopslh Pllllr. Elsctrlc
. noon 1444. '
THE EASTERN A GUARIOIAN
AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Ihrold I-'. Lsndry. Mrs. Byron Stuns-I, In. lruco hucPbee, Min Joyce wlulnuin, Miss Joan Joining... AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Lovers
Tho Giisrdlsn
bought
.may be at the following place. in
Montague: Blus Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Gaol-go
town: The Post Office; in Sourls: Tho 5nIL'J( Bu gm 1 53;.
AM: I Son.
...'Mrs. Russell Cruikshank of ..-Ms. and Mrs. E. pie;-iT.7eli Charlottetown is at present sp't'nd- of F 2 Brock Parkway, lng some tinle at the Rivervicw Qllllll')', were recent, first Home in Lower Montague. lime x: In P, E, 1, whjge
here it toured the Island
....' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gornl.lil Con1p'(ll,(1'l',
of Boston. Mass, are at present
spending two Weeks vacation at; RT"l'lPllrlF will be glad to learn the Rlvcrvienv Home iil Lowci'Iih;iv, Ur. Frcclcrlck Johnston, has MOIWISU6. Hlllllillfll in his home in Murray :-- ,ll:irimii:- Norlli after living ii pa-
'Mrs. Alex Jackson and rlau:ll- 1 ::i lll ill lll(' Pfllltv Edward Is-
ter Helen have returned to illmr':iiiirl lie.-:pii.il for semi-iii weeks. home in Albion aflor,slieilcliliL:
I some time visiting rvlritives III : 1.3.”-lilo,” (H ”u,uy g Boston. , r lr Jlllfl Mr-'. H:ii'l'cy Mac- -- lli-: : I ."Hl'.5 Tllonias and Mur- 'Mr. William M:ii'l..cod of T (3. N s, were recent
Athabaska, who travelled ac: Canada on the ”Herriil;,v Choke is spending a few weeks iil xfoiiw 1 ngue visiting llls sister. Mrs. Cill-E lum Briicc. i .
5 wt Al
. llfl Mrs. John Mac- l-lorriili i” M
.i-ny Harbour North.
TR.-VFFRS COURT triilc's Court at. ' a resident of
..FI.AliIlI'II. illlrl lliiil.V ll was C-onvgcted of ;tkNot;iii1z! out jwroudhlf. r' Hillvtl and disorderly. Tu”;:d1y”a”(,5',mo alyhdn ti” HHS set at sl0.00 and
. :i' or . i or . Mu,-my ll .1-llnlip xn. Ill, Tlmv 4.: g H1 gay: gdr.:l..l..n, l'.l arid): ljliilw ii L .x.l Jlltl Mrs. Jaiiles Hender- . El lll ll) . I ,
ll('t!1l'ilf-lllllllfl by Mr. and Mrs.
llcilclm-soil and Seymour
O . T . . . .. . l 1" I y-I-.l0,y:(,":lI(E:lg:ml,R.S;:r lair" . ll ill:-mil llLlY(' rctliriled to their c');t,('ndeAd. to Ur Blow-L. RC1. 1 iii .Xllirr:iy Harbour North V I .1 l mm Hy? Prmyjx; .. iii; vzirioiis points of ill- . on agile. vi in . , .1; mp us. A.
rial SilI10li'll'.slllD for KlnL"s Coll:'- ly and mp in-lzc for hlstorv Also
R llll()'l'IlF.RSIRE-PNITED -
in (iordoii M:irNcil. .VIflll'.:'lL"lP .y , ,
. ' lr. A i 1: Vi sth ' I .- who won ihc Boll S."llOlPll'Slllp Rll'l llrnpttf V;:;;C(n?:g:' B”: nilsd M" 1m" my a”'h""Hc' lVl”r"ll.'1l'0l'. spent, tho pus!
,. . . . .. v. Lll Mniitagllc, gun is of Mr i.-ilinx-vi": hroillcr and als- lill--iii-l:iu', 'C."ipttiill Davis West- . Awy ' r and Mrs. Westllaver. Thir- We:-iry and foot sore from the ,.w”::Wil:l:l:'5 hl;:lYVegn?l55eO(a1e5';1lfe days occiipation, fl” rim " We 1 mm" 1 turn to the shore to find con-3 ” ii? lgahsage ” 9 iolatioii. ” lo (1 L 1 sec the sun setting uiill a'bi'iglli. ” EEEE i"”” crimson ray. ' . The dew is beweitillg ilie llurli pathway. , , , The beautiful glow of tho stills v'c'n”y dying rays Rcflccts upon rocks and Lllc ril- . "CC"- ,. , , , "ll . Xlmklllt l3yrilP and lvvo ms (mm Uav-l's' - l -"cu ritv arc mending a few I hear a lone robin singing hislav ; (;m 3-; vyroflgb mm, mm From a tree in a meadow oi swcc. hi - ' Hi , ! I i ' ' 5 scented hay. ” ""3 Cl 5' V Night.' sal.t.lcr- down on the lnr- M um WWW”; mwher H . am” mus . , . Niall” - mil ii-l Irriil. has iioilr Its black somber gnuii .ilii.iil. L p v ZN hag make” it's soft. liicey ii-ills. 1 ' ' K I M; H”: uamuiw Sub Quiet. quiet. the warns stem to tub Jgwqimi s whisper to the red sandy shoI'r'. ' ”'l ' Old Luna seems listening as shc U K I”P.hW"I;i;wq9r M We slowly sails o'er. l 3 ii, Casting llcr light thru the lliri-lie. I ' i F If .. fp rm.D:Th Flfgallzallk and pincs' i 4 x (I O. l Hi I Methinks, much like eilil.u'nidri',x ll designs. '" 7' . . v i . : . ' . 9 Enrapturcd with the ending ')l W” v”ll:l.r' ;';dCl:;:O;:e;:)od'!: My y . . - .-. '. .. . g Guided by God in His mystcrioii-; E-U PfPm'UL3,rl;;m:ll'ERf3::V My wearlilcss vililishcs away with '3” -”i W” ””3 lard Ucck Umd the tide R y W 7 And sweet coilsolatioll stood by Ur md Mv;-ilamm MY Em . . . .. . .. . . .-
my mm M their
and Mrs.
.l'lIi..::., 5?; ill it part. lmi hcrc min Mr. ll Jul", I:i”.oi' zolilg to Mont- Tii. .l Hlliiii.
lriil,
--Mrs? Lelia VDSN”) Portlnild, 5. Maine. I (Formerly of Montnpiicl.
l l l Nlr (i(V)';1C Barry, has returned
S ' ' lc hen alter treet Paving
l::r- mirioxiii Hospital. He At Georgetown lrii P r;:.:”:
M. -2 r"!'rr l l On Monday, July 23rd ti.t H l N NE --
Cniiiiiy Constructioil Cnillpaily l 'l'llo '.1.'L'( cl'oi-'il ever scrn at
began putting Kent and Wale: .1 i-1 (lTl!l('0 ailciidcd the mon-
Vson Paul of ll-lontrral
cnmnlcioly River near St. Charles. Mo.
Pisquid East Notes Mr. nhd Mrs. B.,W, Birt. Park-
dille, were visitors in Plsquid Elm recently.
In
Mrs. Hamid Jay visilcd Char- lottetolvn recently.
Miss Evelyn Woolridge loft re- cently to spend some time in Bos- ton, Massachusetts.
Miss Shirley Jay, Cllarlotietnwn. apeiit a weekend at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay, Plsquid East.
Master Allison Jay. Moilntstew- art, is spending some time visit- ing in Pisqiild East,
Mr. Guy Jay spoilt a weekend with his pareills, Mr. aild Mrs. Wendell Jay.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald MacNclll accompanied by their daughter. Heather, motored from Cambridge, Masii., to spend their annual vil- cation visiting relsttves and friends in Plsquid East and other parts of the Island.
Mr Flnyrl Jay was ill Cllarloilc- town on business recently.
Georgetown and
I I O
VICIIIIIY
Miss Marion Morrison of Tor- oiltq, is vacationing at the home 01 her mother, Mrs. Philip Morrison, Georgetown Royalty-
M,-S, Neil C,-imph('ll of Boston, Mass, who is holidaying at her former home in Rnsciieiilh. was a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Batclllldcr and Mrs. William Wlllhlr
Mr. Jnilnnle campbrll. who has been employed in Toronto for the past few months. returned to Georgetown a few days ago.
Mrs. Waller Conolian and son Wally of Cardigan were guests on Tuesday of Mrs. Cnnohoils parents Mr. and Mrs. w. J. riizzera1d-
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Peters of Midgell were visitors on Tuesday at the homes of Mrs. Petcrs' sisters. Mrs. Richard Clii-ley or Brudcllell and Mrs. F. J. Dcl..ol'y of George- town.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smnpson of Sydney, N. s., molorcd in this Province reccntly and were lZ11P-H5 of Mr. SAtllDSOll'S broiller. Mr. Henry Sampson and Mrs. Samp- son. h
..j..
Mr and Mrs. Herb Barber and who are guests of Mrs. Baht-ris mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins. motored to slim- merside on Wednesday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alliln ..M............E...M....
where rest our dear ones. Credit for the lnvrly Condillon of those resting places must be given to lhtl pastor who for tell long years worked hard to have those cem- eteries brought back to a 8000 condition. A movement, is now underway to restore the old cem- rtcries around lllc country and
Sireels in shape for iilivicv in St. Peters Lake -great nliiilbcr of dump . ll mi l”l'.rl:iy. They danced to hilvr been c-izcnged in lldlllill! lllv il..:sii- of a i-il.V orchestra. IZWWP1 ""771 the PU: 3' KilmHi1' & ullzlc ril.'rosh-illcnis were served and this, whvn diimpod.,mi tho 1 iwii-frirv. ' - strecls h s been quickly sprcaii. by two r Sid lrlrlcllilllrs. . ill x l-"- 'h'i'7llOl-T will be Vl'Eir-ii the gravcl l-r-zivllcd ll-e l'.(' r l Bflslnl school of tho Pll;jil.r'vi".-' i:l;i:1li , . l llll l-f for tho open- '.: l,lo lllllcil.nCs (rnillll.ilC(l ilii ll 5- T913335? M551 to mnkn illlmcrniis iixps w.i"l' l (' .':'.n, ii 0 -sill ,ll'llll the staff of iile slrems, Levolliilg off. Tllnii a l tho Aliwv-Ii graded school. Miss harrow-like al'TRn2i'"?l7('llW. ll ll cl Ru .'t ms at St. Andrews last was aitacllrd to tho rnari lr:i- 'r'ryvH I Cl1lllP, Vt(ll'l(4"(l the lnp ural.c'. - - again to allow 2: lo d:v iiiil, :rl' ll" l'. V Halli, who pilrcllasedl resolve lhr n.l ivlritlnz Tiir ll i'u'.--': Wm1clsirl' properly heavy rollnr til:-ll roLlcd lL.I' :.(.'l” l.. Ivlllri-'s home just back surface in a billzarcl ir.-llli:- kt of Hit l3:i:.k of Nova Scotia, has slmoolllness and tho nil spit . D.li ,i. :i fmlilrlntinn for a now then hprnyorl on the oil prilli-is I no.-ir ill; house. The in: r'()r.l. l l nl ,, ml the lliodcl of one This was Illril ili:.-ird u.i.li :. l Ill”lT('I'. Wn have not Tlhc rrizllmg of dry szlnll and lr-it ill will Opl'l'RlC the now for two days l7('f(1FF tho asplllul ;'P-'.'l'.l"llV7l. was put on. By Werlilcsd:iv. ovi-- ..---- nmg. July 25, the 6Z:'-'lYf'.. .. u-i:- S:ll'i ("P”'jx'lllFn ucrr here re. practically millplr-ml and Illl lmi lllii..illL' in-rr time two Calh- nll nllpllrd ml W:il:r Sirre: .n!i i . ii or is llllfl they are well the lcilzlli of two blocks on sir”-l ,.;.-m-.r2 I;nw in come anal Knnl Slrrcl. . err 'lll”ll.'.lPll lmpl sacred groundsi
anyone looking for plans could do well 11: come l1Pl'C and sec H1058
LET US
Pllllllll
YOUR TIRE
0 A patched. stretched tube can Illll and quickly ruin a tire. Goodyesr lnncr Tubes are molded properly to fit casings exactly. Retain their slmpe long after other tuhcs become porous and lifeless. Goodyesr lnncr Tullcs maintain constant inflation long-r er . . . give added prod
J INVESTMENT wim New '.i.TEZ1.l'25i'.?2i'.”T.l3i'2 dooofvean
- INNER TUBES...
DRIVE IN TODAY
two lovrly burial places.
U A. iioiiils 0. co. in. lIll.lABl.E morons I.1'lI. susssssgslos .
GENERAL MOTORS ,IAl.l8 I IIRVICI A COMMIT! LINE OF GOODYEAR TIIII, TUBES," UFIOUAIDS AND IATTERIES J V . . . !I... ..... .. worm
.1'HE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
surrounded by the flooding Missouri
,,,,.-wt... -
'FARM IIVDER WATER-Tllls quiet farm is the Mississippi River add: its overflow lo the Missouri. The big flood, worst in a century,
has
the background. covered 25,000 acres of ricll fiirm land.
Jenkins. They" were accompanied only last ynnr was hailed by Tllel
by Mrs. Florence Jenkins and Miss Joyce and Miss Dorothy Jenkins.
Grain
WINNIPEG, July 30 -- (CF) Oats and barley prices showed de- clining tendencies in dull trade to- day on the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change under selling prompted by week-end rains. Rye and flax prices were lr-regular. Commercial demand was thin in oats and bar- L'Ul'CllaSe5. .
lily. and mostly limited to shipper
Flax disclosed some buying and covering in the nearby contracts. and prices moved higher. The Oct- ober fell off.
American houses were on both sides of the market in rye. with selling predominating ill the de- ierred months. some indication of seaboard demand was noted in the nearby contracts.
Export loadings of Canadian wheat included 800,000 bushels to the United Kingdom and 350,000 to Italy. I.W. A. and class two wheat prices weie down one-quarter cent fronl Saturday. Close: Oats Jilly lllmb, Oct, Ellis. Dec. 7D7&h. May 82l-;a Barley - July 121. Oct. 1.1s1e'.b. De . l.14Vib. May 1.1632,.-b.
ye - July 1.79l.&. Oct. l.74b. Dec. l.70b, May 1.72H;b. Flax - July 4.19. Oct. 40-i7ib. Dec, 3.9'i""sb. May 3.92l.sb.
"!VHlRl.l'00l." NEW . THEILLEII Sll(7('.ESS
"whirlpool" is R iopnolch thr;ll- er, one of the most exciting en- tertainments to have hit town since Twentieth Century-Fox gaw- us "Laura." Now it has sent us another gripping. sleek and sus- penseful yarn in "Whirlpool," that picture that is winning ullsilnt- iiigly entlllislastlv acclaim at .lxllO Prince Edward Theatre.
'nhc Ben llecht-Andre-w soll. screenplay. based on a Guy PEN- oore novel. .tell:l of ii pretty, well- io-do psychiatrists wife who sul- fers from kleptomimia and be- comes iilvnlvcd with 8. hypnotist who promises to cure hrr before ls:-r husband ever nnds out. In- slend she liccnmvs lilvolved in A murder and blackmail plot angin- eered by the medical cllarlatan, from which it takes all the urn- lessioniil skill of her psyr-lllat.-lst llusband and a sympathetic pollccl officer in extricate her. ' Gene Tierney. prettier than ever,
gives her most compelling dramatic
perfomlanco as the innocent victim
of tho spider-like l1ypnotlst's intri-
cately wovnil web. Richard Conic: ls I forceful hero as the husband and the ever reliable Charles Bick. ford gives one of his most power- ful performances as the police- man. But it is the young man who
Johns-M snville Dursbesios Roof
colouring. they lend charm and
not one J-M Asbestos shingle his For I buutlful roof. plus I lifni
Dnrsbesios shingles. See chain at 199 My 51... Torvnoo.
T the most beautiful osliestos roof I Jolins-Mnnvills Iios ovor developed .
Prool thlt "asbestos am he colourful” is strikingly evident in
Johns-Munville
New York Times as ”lhe foremost ilclor of his generation." Jose Fer- rel-. who is idle sensation of "Whirlpool" in the provocative role of the hi-pnotlst.
Ferrer does for "Whirlpool" what Clifton Webb did for "Laura." He transforms it basically excellent iliysiery melodrama into it work of much greater consequence. and wlliit ”Lauril" did for Clifton Webb "Whirlpool" will do for Jose Fer- rer. It gives him a magnmcerit heel to play, and Ferrell gives the part the works; his magnificent voice-wllat every good actor should haw-is one of the most fluent instruments ever to be heard from the screen Ferrer has come to Hollywood and made the town, and nolv the movlegolng world, sit up and take notice.
Madists at a Glance
in: was cuuisuii s-nu)
Torolato - amen her; luau." trials and but . ' Montreal - stocks are lead upswing. l New York -- Blocks hes" high- pi-lced stocks featured”. ' Toronto -- Bacon hogs: grade A unsettled; price not established.
l
r Rudy Visllee, star of radio, screen and tele- vision. v
" swell Enter-hlnmaut. "' Muster Showman.
" Don't Miss It.
"' Laughs, Music, Songs.
:DlD'.
ululu Ipinsg. NOINIAIIS ' Ill! NVDIIIIVV futon
-JULY . 3;. 1951
5'1
N67 York - Cotton cloud 70
Of.
COMING
FRI.
Boat Seats Now on Sale
32.00. 01.50. 31.00
oents I bale higher to 40 cent; low.
PERSON RUDY VALLEE
Oliarlottetowr FORUM
AUG. 3 8.15
Low Admission (Plus Tax)
Jimmy POWETII Tobacco Store
WILL BE
(Home of
SATUROAY.
AT2
The gathering this year
presented to Chief Flora. Canteen Operated By
W. H. BEATON. President.
Now. ..o not that will defy lire, wootllcr and wear
Shingles. With their
distinctive grained elect. their picturesque him lines sud rich
style to my home.
Asbestos an be equslly practical. tool J-M Dussbestos Roof shingles srs Ereproof. wonthcrptoof and pmnsnem as stone. They won't rot or curl.
In fact, in over forty years or burned or worn out! of complm , '
from Ore. weather and wear, you're ssfe in hobgins J.” ' I
your J-M dsslcr's or write
lor colour folder so Cnnsdisnjohns-Msnville. Dept. N22,
STRATHGARTNEY r '
"Overlooking Beautiful Bonshaw and the Elliott River
new Glasgow liirIs' Pipe Band (17-Piece)
MEALS SERVED BY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
lcndance of Chieftain Flora Mo.cLeod and her party; Miss Donalda MacLeod. newly crowned Queen of Prince Edward Island and her four Princesses will be
SIIMMERSIIIE A COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE
HELD AT
the Scots)
AUGUST 4th
P. M.
will be honored by the at-
Thil Citlcdonian Club
loo Cream - Soft Drinks - Candy Open and Closed Competition - Scottish Dances Highland Games --,Silver and Bronze Medals Admission: Adults 25 cents; ..Children 15 cents
wiziooiiis TO THE soololi GATHERING
THE ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE CLANS OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Under the Ausplces of the
Caledonian Club
-T. W. llIacKlNNON. Secretary.
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blclndsr of Joins-Msavllls.
bu been scliigvsd and um um-'
In hoist: sssssxli. In dis miispomiioii acid,
dank - oposly ships. jillll locoinoiim. ll” has unloc-
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soiisiss IAHIIAH -.-nsiiiiiuiiiss - niiimiibirs - uouiiiuiiulisisis - ntsiiissiiis OASIIIS!
M. r. scuunmin co. Lrn. ' IEIISIIIGTOII
OIIIRLOTTETOVIIS