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...tMr. Hugh Power, Halifax, N. S.. spent. the weekend at Montague guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dari Power. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garnhum. and daughter Judy, Charlottetown, spent the weekend as guests of Mi-s. Gamhum's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ll. Mipclregor, Montague.
....'CHICI(EN SUPPER. Murray River School, Wednesday, October 15th, 3:00-7:30 p.m. White ele- phant auction sale at same lo- cation at 2 p.m. same day. Pro- ceeds in old of the Southern Kings Community Centre.
..'ALL ROADS lead to your friendly Rexall Drug Store in Man- tague today. Because today. Wed- nesday. the original Rexall One Cent sale begins and values galore are attracting thrifty buyers. Here's the story. -You buy one advertised Rexall product, then for an addi- tional cent you secure another Rexall item similar in every way to your original purchase. Remem- ber, the second Rexall product is full-size and full Rexali quality. Why not call at your Rexall Store while there is a complete assort- ment of all the Rexall Drug Store items you need? You'll be glad you did. Mabon Drug Co., Montague.
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....'BlNGO. Wednesday night, Yeo's Theatre, Montague.
Mr. Andrew Fitzpatrick, who is employed in Pictou, N. S.. spent the weekend at his home in Wood- .ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Con Coolen, Hali- fax, were weekend guests of Mrs. Coolen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. wightman, Halifax, were weekend visitors to Montague, guests of Mrs. Archibald Hume.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wightman. Montague. spent the weekend in New Glasgow. N. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and Miss Selma Llewellyn, Halifax. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lucas, Montague.
Miss Ruth Murphy. student at the Sourls Convent, spent the 1101- iday weekend at herhome in Mon- tague.
i.'THBIF.l'Y Household and Pantry Sale. Saturday, October 18th, in the Legion Building. Auspiccs Trinity United Church choir.
Mr. "Albert Johnston, Dalhousie. spent the weekend as guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon John- ston, Montague.
Mr. Gordon MacNeill. who is at- tending ,P. W. C., spent the week- end at his home in Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacLean. stoneham, Mass; who spent the weekend on the Island, were visit- ors to Montague Sunday.
.!Miss Barbara MacLure, stu- dent. nurse at the P. E. 1. Hospital. spent Sunday at her home in Monti ague.
Mr. Claude MacLean, Pictou, is spending several days in Mont- ague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. James MacLean.
Mrs. James Hessian, Charlotte- town, is spending a feiv days in Montague, guest of-Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hessian.
Lieut. Commander R. W. Inman, of Ottawa. son of Mrs. George S. Inman of Montague and the late Judge Inman, has been elected vice-president of the United Ser- vices Association.
Mrs. John E. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser and Mrs. if. L. MacGregor, of Montague. spent the weekend at Yarmouth visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Moor.
Rev. F. L. Mullally. parish priest at sturgeon. left on Monday for a two week visit to Boston and New York.
..Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacNelll and son Arthur and daughter Mar- ion, St. Peters. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery MacNeill, Montague.
Mr. Ted Hill, Montreal, spent the holiday weekend visiting in Mon- tague, guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brydges of Moncton. N. B., are visiting in Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Nelson. and Mr. and Mrs. l-lube Nilson. Major and Mrs. W. H. Poole,
Charlottetown, ands Mrs. s .C. MaoLean and son Kent, at Mon- tague, spent the holiday weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Schurman, Yarmouth, N. S.
Miss Evelyn Underway, Mon- tague. attended meetings of the United Church Maritime Young People's conference held in Char- lottetown on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Underhay. who is president. welcomed the delegates on behalf of the conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Berth, Charlotte- town and Mr. and Mrs. J. Camp- bell, and two children, Alberton, spent the weekend guests at Poole's Tourist home, Montague.
..'Mrs. Catherine Reynolds re- turned in Ottawa after spending a month's vacation in Montague. guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Mac- Lure.
AB. R. Birtie Fraser. accompan- ied by 0. M. Perlie Quin of Milton. Ontario. who spent the past week visiting Mr. i-'tra.ser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fraser, Montague, left yesterday for the "La Hulloise" where they are stationed.
Messrs.Jimmy MacDonald, David Mabon, Doug .ohnston. Bloyce Beck, and Shirley Annear. who are attending Mount Allison Univers- ity, spent the holiday weekend at their respective homes in Mon- ?-.m - -
.-.-o'rn.' "ANNIVERSARY Sale at' H0oIey'I Menia Wear. Mon- tague. Saturday, October 11th. to Saturday .18th, inclusive Hera ll your chance to get your fall and winter clothing at low prices and onjoy'tho comforts of better made
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Korma:-monraoue: auoia F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn Bruce Mscfhee, Miss Joyce Wigginton. Plus Momnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: I Weldon IAVHI.
lnquesi Held Lasl Nighi In. Sourls Accideili
A coroner's jury at Sourls last night decided that Augustus Jo- seph Gallant killed Monday while working with a pile driving crew on the railway wharf at Sourls, came to his death accidentally. They exonerated the operator of the machine, Angus Mizchean Adams Rom all blame. The hearing was before coroner P. A. Mcliaellan. Mr. 3. B. Hessian OI MODIIKLIO scpseBCnitBd (I19 crown. . "The text of the verdict said: "We the coroner's jury enrpanelled to inquire into the death of Aug- ustus Joseph Gallant, find that the slid Augustus Joseph Gallant came to his death on Monday. Oct. 18: at approximately 2:35 p. in. while under the employ of the Canadian Dredge and Dock Co. at the Dominion Government wharf at Sourls in King's County as the result of a blow caused by the sud- den dropping of the leads of the pile driver being operated at the time by an employee of the Cana- dlan Dredge and Dock Co. Ltd. That the sudden drop was caused by the unexplained release of the brake controlling the leads and it is our honest opinion that Angus MacLean Adams be exonerated from all blame." The first witness was James Gor- don MacLauchian of Sourls and formerly of Woodville. Ont. em- ployed by the Canadian Dredge and Dock Co. Ltd. whose head of- fice is Toronto, Ont. They are working at the railway wharf at souris. Have a contract for build- ing the wharf. MacLauchlsn said he was super- visor of the works. The accident occurred on Monday about 2:35 p. in. He was not at the scene, but was some 100 feet away. He did not see it happen. I He said the machinery did not give away. The machine was work- ing in tip top shape. The men were in the act of driving steel piles in face work. Two piles had been driven and a cross tie, a tim- ber which. goes across the two piles and carried the whaling had been lowered in place. The men had started to bolt the timber but had not finished tightening the nuts. They unhooked a chain from the timber In order-to clear the machine where they were working. Three men and the foreman were working on the job. The witness said "I heard my name called and looked down where the men were working. As I started down they pulled A man from the water onto the raft..Thc men were Reuben -Mclnnis, How- ard Dunphy and Lem Burke. They were working with Gallant. They worked as a gang. Loni Burke is the foreman. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson, Mrs. Larry Anderson and daught- er, Jean, Timberlea. N. S., were weekend visitors to Montague and Springton.
Services in Trinity United Church. Montague, on Sunday morning, and in Lower Montague, in the after- noon, were in charge of Mr. Ver- non Ross. Summerville, who brought an inspiring message to those attending. Mr. Ross, an elder of the church has on several oc- casions conducted the services in the absence of the minister. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. L. A. Johnston. organist. presented music appropriate to this Thanks- giving season.
JTIIANKSGIVING SERVICE - There was a large attends at the Thanksgiving service in St. Andrews Presbyterian C h u r c li, Montague, Sunday evening. The service was conducted by the minister, Rev. F. N. Young. and Mrs. Elsie Watterworth presided at the organ. special music by the choir included the "Prayer of Thanksgiving", featuring a. solo part by Rev. Mr." Young, and "Now Thank We All Our God" with Mrs. Young as soloist. The hymns were "0 Worship The King", "For The Beauty Of The Earth", ”Come. Ye Thankful Peo- ple, Come” and "Sing To The Lord Of Harvest."
..'VlslTl-:D MONTAGUE - Dr. Norbert Grant. of Saint John, N. R. Dr. Byront Grant of Char- lottetown and Dr. Vincent Grant of summersi” were week-end vis- itors of their parents, senator and Mrs. T. V. Grant, Montague. They were accompanied by Mr. Dan Riley, M.P. for saint John, N. 3. Mr. Riley. who is a brilliant. lawyer. is a. son of the late T. B. Riley of Charlottetown and is known as a silver tongued orator of the House of Commons. They all left Bun-, day night for their respective homes after an enjoyable week- end. -
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main floor there will be badmin- ton. billiards. volleyball. table ton- nis. chess. crokinole, and other forms of enter lnment. including motion pictures. r. M. L. Bonnell. president of the club, hopes, to have a larger membership which will be actively interested In the work or the centre. He also expects after the centre has been functioning for some time to have inter-ooininum ity competition which will add im- measurably to the success of their undertaking. -
the building would be ideal for the purpose, and arrangements for its purchase were immediately made At theipreseni: time money is be- ing raised, and today the members are holding a white elephant auc- tion sale and chicken dinner.
It is planned to have two bowl- ing alleys in the basement, another two to be added later. on the
tor-iwbile Gallant was left lying on the deck of the scow. As the doc- tor did not come, I called the R. C. M. P. and asked if they could lo- cate I doctor. The doctors were out of town.
"I could not say Gallant was dead when I got there. would say
he was dead when the body was taken away." ' The foreman instructed the
men where to work. Lem Burke instructed Gallant where to work. Burke is employed by the Cana- dian Dredge and Dock Co.
"I gave instructions to the men. The foremen work under me. I instructed the men to practice safety first.
"They were instructed not to be under any lood carried by the ma- chinery. The load in this case con- sisted of a pile hammer weighing three and a half ions and the steel leads weighing two ions. The loads
guide the hammer to the top of the driver. The operator inspects the ma-
chinery and keeps it in first class condition. The leads drop with the brake released on the drum.
The witness said he had no idea why the brake released. It was not the fault of the men in charge. The machine was used after the accident.
Mcbauchlan said he did not see the like of this accident happen before.
Climate is conditioned by two main factors-the latitude and the distance from warm oceans.
For Quick Cough Relief Mix This Syrup In Your Home
Thousands of Canadian house- wives have turned to this well- known recipe for relieving coughs due to colds. it's easy to prepare, and gives you four times as much for your money.
Your usual drug counter can suppl .you with a 25': ounce bottle of PI EX CONCENTRATE. Pour- this into a 16 ounce bottle and fill up with granulntctl sugar syrup. or honey or maple syrup. To make the sugar syrup, simply mix 2 cups of sugar with one cup of water . . . no cooking needed. and it takes but a minute. Now you'll have an ample supply of fast acting, cfTective cough syrup for the whole family, so pleasant tasting the children will like it.
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ECONOMICAL
ANNUAL MEETING AND CONVENTION
QUEENS COUNTY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
EMPIRE THEATRE
THURSDAY 23rd ocroseii. 1952
7:30 P. M. -- ANNUAL MEETING 8:30 P. M. -- CONVENTION
Poll Chairmen are requested to call poll meetings and elect five delegates to attend the Annual Meeting and Convention.
The constitution requires poll chairmen to advise the Secretary of the Association at least one week prior to the Convention of the names and addresses of the delegates. Rural polls which have not had their poll meetings shall meet on or before Tuesday. Oct- ober 14th. Fifth District poll meeting will be held Thursday, October 16th, 8 p.m., Clover Club, Char- lottetown, for the purpose of appointing delegates.
Credential certificates must be given to each delegate signed by the P011 Secretary and counter- signed by the Poll Chaimian for presentation at the Annual Meeting and Convention.
P. R. McCORMAO, President.
FREDERIO A. LARGE. Secretary.
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