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A(iI:.NT8:-MONTAGUI: Harold r.'I.mii-y. Ms-I. Byron Stewart, Mrs. Bruce Mneflsoe. Mine Joyce Wlgginton. Miss Joan Johnston.

AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Walden Levers.

The Guardian may he bought at the renewing pieces In Montague:

Blue Dome Ieetennn Post office: in Be

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es; in Georgetown: The l. Richards A Son.

. .'I.AS'l' MINUTE REDUCTION! on sale goods, Thursday, Friday,

Saturday. Jo-Anna Dress Shoppe. Montague.

JHOOLEYS MEN'S WEAR Montague. big summer clearance

iale. Quality. goods at low prices. Sale now; on end: August 5th. Bargains for all.

Mr. and Mrs. Chlsflll Prime and daughter. Barbara, of 'Monct.on, N. 3.. were recent guests of Mr. ind Mrs. Bryer K Llewellyn.

Friends of Mrs. Claude Dewar. Brudenell will regret to learn that me is is patient in the King's Jounty Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Parks, Truro. N. S.. are spending their vacation at their summer cottage in Lower Montague.

Mr. Hudson Watkins and his .nother. Mire. R.achael'Watkins, of Jambridge, Mass.. have returned some after visiting in Montague guests of Mrs. Wall-rins' sister. Mrs. William MacLaren. They were ac- :ompanied by Mrs. Chester Ben- Ion, Summervilie, Mast, who had seen visiting friends in Montague. Sturgeon, and Murray Harbour.

..fTl-IE ELEVENTH ANNIVER- SARY of the Valleyhcld Congre- gation will be observed on Sunday. August imh. Services at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. D. N. Mac- Donald, B. A.. of Wcodlawn Uni- ted Church. Halifax, guest preach- er. The local choir wil' be assisred

by singers from other congrega- tions. ..'MONTAGUE UNITED

CHURCH CHARGE. - On sumlav. August lllth. the evening service at Lower Montague will be withdrawn owing to reopening service at Trin- ity Churhh. Montaguv-. following repairs and re-decoratic-n. In Trin- ity Church at 11 A. M. Rev. H. J Vickerson, St.M.. of Dresden, Ont.. will he the special picachcr. and at 7.30 P. M. Dr. Mackenzie back from holidaying, will preach. A special feature of the evening ser- vice will be music by the well known Bonshaw Male Voice Quar-

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....'H0sl'l'l'AL dance, Beaver Club Hall, Montague, Mondav, August 20th. Messer's Orchestra

Mr. Fred Martin Ottawa, is spending his vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geor- ge Martin. New Perth.

Friends are pleased to hear-that Miss Theresa MacDonald. Mont- ague. is corivalescing satisfactorily from her recent operation in the P. E. Island Hospital.

..' Mr. William MacQuarrie. West- ville N. 8., is visiting in Montague. guest of her brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mac- Gregor.

..oMr. and Mrs. George Poole of Toronto, Ont, are spending their vacation in Montague, guests of Mr. Pooles brother and sister- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Poole.

Mr. Harry Lemon, Halifax, N. S.. is vacationing in Montague. guest at the Poole's Hotel. Mr. Lemon is

a former resident of Montague, and is renewing many old ec- quantences.

Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Dewar. Brudenell, had as their guest re- cently, Mrs. Dewar'.1 mother, Mrs. Charles MacNell St. Caiherines.

..'GAME ACT CASES - Yea- tcrday morning at Georgetown. Stipendiary Magistrate Joseph W MacDonald imposed a fine of S20.- 00 and costs or 20 days on a resil- cnt oi Annandale charged under The Game Act with having llungarian partridge chicks n possession contrary to The Act. The prosecution established that the defendant had had a number of ihlmblo sized Hungarian part- ridge chicks in the back of his car that had been takcn from the parent. birds. Evidence was also taken in the Game Act case of a Montague resident charged with having live wild mink in possess- ion in close season. The case was adjourned a week for judgment. The cases were investigated by the Provincial Fish and Game Super- visor.

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OUTLOOK OPTIMISTIC IN IRAN NOW

optimism regarding the outcome of negotiations between Britain and 1: an shows on the faces of U. S. mediator Aveiell Harriman. right. as he is greeted by the brother of the Shah. Harriman arranged in London to have members of the British Government fly to Iran to negotiate with members of Iranian Premier Mossaclegh's cabinet on the turc of the Anglo-Iranian oil company's holdings.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver White oilplaces of business by l2'p.m- On N. 5” are at present, yj51tinglSzilurday nights. The p0lll1CE”,lV:l:3 friends and relatives in Dover and Inslrllclcd 115', 11118 ;0l-":5 on m Murray Harbour South. while on fzrlce "19 llraw '" P

the island they also attended the,l '-

Charlottetown Exhibition and. .Mr Jam;:'"Bm"e". emy horse races” lpltriyee at Griffin's fzi:tory. re- l- - - fl d i b 0

Mr. chm i-li:i;.:1. s::f;:.....

unsung Drt. George Dewar'flV'll9ll. a steam cooker exploded o,L'”'ry' dmmg me summerlTllP cooker was full of blueber-

m9mh5v 59”” mme um” recemlylrics at the time. Two girls were It the h0m9 07 his Paremsr Mr'.'olso treated for first degree-

End MF5- Beech" Dewah Br”Vhiii'ns. Mr. Bennett. states that a d8l'lE1l- ifew niinulos before tho accident loci-iirrod he had he-on stirring the

Mrs. H. C. Vickerson 01' NPWthi-rrics and hail movntl hack from

and as a result con-

Rochelle. N. Y.. is spending a fewttho cooker lining seriously

weeks on the Island visiting frielldiisidcrs he escaped and relatives in Dundas and Char-.si-aided.

lottetown. While in Montague she was the guest of Mrs. Charles Vic- kerson and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vlclserson, and was also a guest at Poole tourist home. Also froml

Murray Harbor North

' some time in Murray

resulted in his death. The heart- felt sympathy of the entire com- munity and surrounding districts goes out to the bereaved family and relatives.

Dr. and Mrs. James D. Robert- son and two children. Jimmie and Barbara of Wilmer, are spending Harbour North.. the guests of Mr. and Mtrs. Fred Johnston. Dr. Robertson was a former minister of this congre- gation and their many friends at Peters Road and Murray Harbour North are very pleased to wel- come them back.

Georgetown and u e o Vicini

Miss Lou Henry has returned

home from a visit with her aunt. Mrs. L. Boiger.

Jackie Levers is the guest of Mr. lottetown. during Old Home Week. '

Mrs. John P. MacDonald return-R ed home I. few days ago from I visit to Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kenton of Sydney, N. S.. are guests of Mr. Rentonls brother, Mr. Thomas Renton.

Mr. William "Billy" Stevens, has accepted a position as a mechanic at the garge of Mr. Daniel Acorn in Cardigan.

Mrs. Gerald Morrison has re- i turned home from a visit with friends in Antlgonish, N. S.

Miss Kay Babineau is visiting in Charlottetown, where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Shel- don Ross.

Rochelle. are Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vickerson who are visiting friends M... 1.-an Rgid ion .-ecenuy for; and relatives in Montamle.

Ind for some time.

SOl.ll'lS End Air. Carl hliac-Lute was a recent I I U Vicinity

baseball

.hour North.

dd-,.(.,lb..i Friends are sorry to learn that V1.3. Samuel Leeco, Point Pleasant. ill at her home.

toiim II score riff 13-6 in a regular King's COlllll'.', League game played in Souris mil Sunday. Aug. 12th. 1

Pi-akes

Master Billy -MaCLllr9. Montague!

The "Lady E':gi1:, Cnpl, Jam. North, guest of Mr. nd Mrs. Ches-

Ple..Charles Martell of the 27th , Canadian Army Brigade. stationed ;

his home in Georgetown. I His many friends are pleased to

Nlsitor to his home in Murray Har- hear that Mr. Stephen Scully has iKinncn was for many returned to his home in Burnt fnrdminellt merchant iPoint, after icamp Hill Hospital in Halifax.

being 3. patient in i

y Mra. Roland Martin of Ottawa, is vacationing at her former home in Georgetown, where she

and Mrs. Harry Fraser.

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Lavoic sailed on Tut-sda,v. Alli.'- tcr MacLi1i'e. - of Rev, 0, Kigglns,

ust 14th with 340 vnrds oi pulni .. . Mr. and Mrs. John Dalziel of rhea, who is a former Georgeton- wood for Chnndlcr. Qiicbec. Tin, Mr. Victor Seiicabauizh, Oak Val- C

cargo was assembled by Mr. Jnley. left recently for Toro'nio.;i0 Georgetown. Mr. Dalziel is aimjn Hugh and Mrs.

A. Peters. y where he eigaects to remain for :former Georgetonlan

- .some time. lhere be renewed many old friend- Joiidwed his The dredging equipment of ., a.,- -ships. 'm.enw,m,e years slnce

the Canadian. Dock and Dr:-duo, Miss Verna Johnston is at pres-l Macpheevs ordinnuom are welcom. Cm Rrrwed in Poll MI Auizusl cnt. visiting in Montague. the Mrs, A113,, Macpomid has 35 mg hlin to our midst and wishing

will and '3NP1'Cl5 l0 5”” d'iNi2':;:uest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne John-

" 50”” ist0n- iin-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc- town of his childhood.

Re... P. G MurnaL,,mn' ,.um,,. V icarty and daughter of Cambridge, -”- , M 5,, Ma,” C,,,m.h' 1,,” 0,, cmb;1)ll:)5yedN;;1”"N?On(t3kiiE::iu-. wallfesellglz Mass.. and her daughter. M-iss r Promlnentnltslancll wmeanidirgdutcllg: M""d"y' Auk 1'1 hr ” M” W""kl cent visitor to her home in 'llui'- He-Ian MoDonald' also M Cam- Hams M p0 XCSV a tt d c at holiday.-, 1. y - ybridge, Mass. t.-on who were in a en an e

;7 7 V iay Hdlbollr North. I y me opemng ggreynxonllesd do! as

The regular monthly mcelirvz Z" M” D3" M0"l50" WM "ll? -"mes Hlghww no” 8: ' of the Town Council was new M” a",d MW F10-Vd J0hn5l0"l,vear graduated from Dalhousie Thomas Cullen. M-L-A-. Of Mld' 0,. 1.-rm”, August 10”. m 1,1,. and fnmlly and Miss Rita Johnston. University Law School and who gell; Major J. A. MacDonald. ML. Town Hall. Rouune hm! M.” TOFOHM. are Spendinlz their h0l1- is at present articling in law in A., Cardigan; Mr.lJoeeph CamP' read and npproved. Consider-nhio da-V5 3” Murray Halbol" N0”h- Halifax. N. 5.. left on Wednes- bell. former Government Minister discussion wok Iplare r(,ga,.d,m, the giiests of Mr. and Mrs. Fired day you return to the Nova without, Portfolio, of Poplar Point; the mm"; down of urea. ligm, G. Johnston. Scotian capital. after a visit My, 5.5. Hessian, K.O.. of Mont-

I street lights. under . the rate. Suggestions were made thin the lights he turned out certain nights it month hut this nutte- was let stand until a later date.

rig due to the increased cost of ,

new lllrs.9 Ernest Carver and two children, Deborah and Barbara' Ann. Southport. have been spend-l in; two weeks in Cambridge.7

the guests of her parents, Mr. and

The police report l"E('0l11ll1f'll(lOil Mrs. Andrew Graham. i

the strict bservance of closini! all dance lialls. restaurants, and Mrs. Wendell Graham of Gas- jm peraux left recently for an ex- tended visit in Montreal, where

"I y J. v she will be the guest. of her son.

M-r. Gerald Graham and Mrs. 0l"f'0M.ETll.lsT Graham. l "mu "m sg&'.'m''' 61”" Mrs. Ray Kennedy and twol

young daughters, Helen and Bar- bara Anne, Murray Harbour North, are at present visiting in 0'Lea.ry,

MONTAGUI, P. E. I. Oiioe Hours:

10 ml the guests of Mrs. Kennedy's 3 ,4, 5zp.A'nM' hrotllcr. Mr. Stanley Dumville and Mrs. Dumville.

by appointment.

office Connected with pro; store.

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Mrs. George Elm and son. Jack of Waiertown, Mass, recently mot- tired to the Island and are the

suvsls or Mrs. Elms parents. Mr.

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her guest her daughter

spent with his mother. Mrs. Felix Morrison. Kent Street.

Mr. and Mrs. George Maclbeodl of Ottawa. who have been ihei guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Robertson of Lower Montague for the past two weelue, left recently to return to their home in Ottawa. Mr. Miacbeod is with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Ot- tawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles l-libhett and daughter Dianne of Quebec. and Cpl. and Mrs. Stewart W. Levers and son Donald of Mono- ton. N. 3.. arrived in the Prov- ince on Sunday and are vacation- ing at the Poole Cottages on the Montague River. Mr. 1-ilbbett, who is e civil engineer in em- ployed with Canadian -Industries Limited in Montreal, Quebec and Cpl. Levers is a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Moncton. NB.

Mr. Albert Quigley, merchant of st. Peters was a business visit- or to Georgetown recently. Mr. Qulgley is one of King's Countya leading buyers and exporters of

lies of the Jones Highway.

Mr. Walter McNeill of the Can- adian Nptional Railways, Char- lottetown. was a visitor to his home in Georgetown last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Layers of Charlottetown motored to George- town last week. where they were the guests of relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker and daughters Elaine and Dianne of Charlottetown, recently motor- e:ilto Georgetown where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell of Boston, Mass., who are vacation- ing in Panmure Island, were visit- ore to Georgetown recently, where they were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Batchilcler.

Mr. T. J. Kickham, M.P. oi Souris, accompanied by Mrs.Kick- ham and two children and Mr. Larry Scully, visited Georgetown

ies.

Mr. George E. Saville. M.L.A. of Annandale, accompanied by Mrs. Saville were visitors to George- town recently. where Mr. Seville look part in the opening ceremon-

Mr. and Mrs. Hadlock of B05- ton. Mass., who are holidaying with Mrs. Hadlock's brother. Mr. William Aitkin of Lower Mont-- visitors to

cguc. were recent

Georgetown.

Mr. William Hughes. M.L.A. and Mrs, Hughes of Souris West, ac- companied by Dr. Mullallny of Montreal, were visitors to George- town recently. They attended the official opening of the Jones Highway and while here were were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tem- ple Gotcll.

Mr. John A. MacKinnon of Ot-

Lnbrador, wlierc he will be employ-tin Ontario is spending a leave at tawa is visiting in Georgetown. his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

where he is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lavers. Now retired and residing in Ottawa, Mr. Mac- years a of George- town. While here he is renewing many old friendships and is beinz warmly welcomed to his home town.

Rev. Father William MacPhee of

is vacationing at Mriiri-ay Harbour is the guest of her parents, Mr. Aibex-ta is visiting at the Paroch- daughter-in-law,

i.il House. where he is the Euut Father Mac-

harlottetown were recent visitors inn, is the son of the late Cap- saint John, N, 3,, grg M present

MacPhee.

and While gaesioents of this t9w..n. who. hm Murray River. zuests...9f Mrs. or-

career -dilrlilg the Father

and son- him Em enloyable holiday in the etis. was a recent visitor to Mur-

ague. former Georizetonlm Ind one-time Speaker of the Provin- cial Legislature and now Crown Prosecutor for King's County, and Dr. Lloyd Shaw of Charlottetown. Provincial Director of Education.

Captain C. M. Fitzgerald. Town Clerk, is receiving the hearty con- gratulations of the citizens of Georgetown on the occasion of his 87th birthday, which he celebrated on Thursday. August 9911- Cklitiin Fitzgerald, despite his advanced years, enjoys excellent health and is fulfilling the duties of Town

assembly yard at Sourls. He is in- terested in oP9m"3 E 3'”d '3' Georgetown for the asseinblying of cargoes of pulp.

Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Davies and their two sons. Kevin Hid Frankie..who have been visltinz tor a month at the home of Mrs. Davies parents. Mn "N Mrs. Eugene DeLorY 01 Newport, lcft on Monday to motor to their home in Medford. OreK0H- M50 returning lfi the party were. Min Norma DeLory of Medford. Ore- gon and Miss Clair DeLory of

FRIDAY, AUGUST

"IIORTIIWEST

pulp wood and he and the inter- Newport. both sisters of Mrs. esis he represents have a large Davies. v - SANIlY'S DRIVE Ill THEATRE Marshfleld

Presents

In Technicolor

Starring Joan Leslie. James Craig and Jack Oalde Refreshments Served During Show

17th at 8:45 P.M.

STAHPEIIE"

One MOODY THRESHER. condition. only one season.

Massey Harrie self-pro MASSEY

for Sale At Bargain Prices

a d One MASSEY HARRIS CLIPPER COMBINE, used

These machines have been taken in trade for new lied combines.

Montague

complete, in excellent

BIS AGENCY

speed, which many claimed rival- led that of the famous Bluenose. He also built the Georgetown and Newport ferries and the ferry Feirview. In later years in part- nership with his brother. Captain John Fitzgerald, he built and op- erated a cold storage plant in Georgetown. For many years he has rendered faithful and inval- uable service to Georgetown in his capacity ls Town Clerk. His many friends wish him many more years of good health and ” ' .

Murray Hcirbour Norih and Vicinity

Mr. Hugh Nugent, student min- ister of Murray Harbour North and Peter's Road Presbyterian congregations, has returned to his duties after spending the past ten days at Camp Keir. French River.

Divine services of worship were

gnd Mrs, smmey wllker. Chm. for the highway opening ceremon- held Sunday It Murray Harbour

North in the morning and Peter's Road in the afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. willie Young of New carllsle, Que., who brought an inspiring message taking as his subject "The task of the Presbyterian Church." The morning hymns were "I Joyed When to The House of God." "Sweet 1: The Solemn Voice That calls,” ”The Wise May Bring Their Learning," and "Take Up Thy Cross." A role "I Heard The Voice Of Jesus say" was beautifully ren- dered by Mr. Young. Rev. and Mrs. Young and family are spending their holidays on the Island.

Murray River and Vicinity

Mr. Vernon Macxsy. Labrador. has returned to his home in Mur- ray River where he is the guest of Albert

MacKay.

Mrs. sterling Bell and daughter, Jennifer, Cambridge. Mass. were recent visitors to Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Refuse.

Mrs. Victor Rafuse, Georgetown, was a recent visitor to Murray River, guest of her son and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Refuse.

Mrs. Stanley orani and family, spending a two weeks vacation in

am's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Porter.

Mr. William Rafuse. Massachus-

ray River. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Refuse and Mr. and Mrs. Ted R-afuse,

Mr. and Mrs. William Horton. Monclon, N. 3., have returned to their home after spending a few days in Murray River, guests of Mr. Horton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Horton.

Mr. and Mrs. Finley Macxinnon and daughter, Carol, Charlotte-

town, were recent visitors to Murray River. guests of Mr. MiwKinnon's parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Leslie MscKinnon. Pisquid East Notes Mr. and Mrs.

were visitors Monday.

George W. Jay to Charlottetown

Mr. Floyd Jay motored to char- lottetown Monday.

Mr. and Mn. W. 1!. Dirt, Park- dale. were visitors in Pisquid last Sunday.

Min Shirley Jay, Charlottetown.

MI. W M new new Pm" Georgetown f.l'.?...'L?. 'l:"....'”':.i..f"”y n"3i' l??'J...””"' "" J" W R -i vm” '”"V W” "”"””"”"d "V his junior captain Fitlgereld has visit sin '" "A ””' ” hit an "E G'”"”1F '”'m'””' N” and Viclnif had at ziiiunguisiieci and eventful ”' mum Wm Md been wmdmu Y career as a see captain ehi Miss Be M some time visiting relatives in ' hum”; ma comncwt 8,. W: 1. 5 mn aeie Jay, Oharlottetow North Abington and Weyinouth. ChMi.lssmtIsabe'l Farquha:-ggn pf y numb” of me 0"" -u an as hbmrge 01 nhgerhgotiltlacation M th': ET 0 OWH ' ' ' M"" C,eo,.”wwn m;l:,”e,k'.' Hm” l) Earl Grey, when she sailed to Jay. I "' Mfr Wendel The many friends and neigh- -T" Ialblllommenh ml geuvtlllyrint: tht.hgRu.:L-.3 M . bars were shocked to hear of the M185 Tube! Mum... a, Mom, world W" The pm, It tn” walla; 1;!-squid lest Women's 1. sudden death of the late David w. real is the guest of Miss 3...), mm tnmied mm mm. ma M m eld their annual mm," M”'"- W” PW” ””Y ti "” W1 W" New” M”””' the Pacific, nu. making the circle hop. ,fm5ahoIc3lil children at emf glillltzlo.?roll::ntl,ateHh?i?1t:lll1?3 311:: Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hilcliey oi qlithe globe. Later be operated n - imay a"”"9i"l- "mg I mmk, on Tuesday ma Montague were recent visitors to :'ui'l?'::e ':ohg:::;9'fg':&lV;g;r6Mhc u!;fr.en3.rthur Birt, Rumlorc, M, 1"” dewhmd P"e"m””” which Geomemwn famous in Gulf waters for hot: hompe ofmlllshh "um" Al I,