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Bruce Maerhee, Miss Jnyco Wigginton. Plus Moxinnoa. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Levers.
The Guardian may be bought at the following places In MnnIu'Qt V Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Souri.-: The snack Bar and E. Bicharda A an.
-.'GAM.PBELl.'S circuit this week. "A Diiy At The Rat-cs" star- ring Marx Brnilim-s
Miss Claire Moran Mae Moran of Montreal are spend
Mrs. Fred Slia.ii'. Browns Hills. home in CRrdigan' was a l'FFt"ll' viszinr tti hloiitaziic. I 5';e"' "I Mr" Mm Mm Hm” Map lot Clark Bros. Montatlue. is spend F ee. ,
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' V y . . Mrs. iviiiiani iizi ()iinri'!e. Wc.'rt- lmme Va”e)' ville, N. S, in iis:.ir.i; licr hrniher ,
and sisieiwiii-lziii, Mi Milli Ali's ll.
1”" Maccrpgm lkioiitagiic, has returned to resum
llic-r training at the P. E I. Hos
Miss Faye Stewart, who ha
Mr. Richard .Xl-i'l"Vl-F'-ill. Muiitaziiri.
recently lr-f' fur N1rv:i't'cil ii'liI'rv NHL H gg
I" M” 'w"V'(' H” Vmpks Hsmm Miss Selma Llewellyn and Mia
me”d3 l:ii7.a .liind7.is. Halifax. are spend ' g; g . , in: their holidays guests of Mr
oxtstrxn t"u;:;l:”u: -miM--Amn--waw-
week. and is "to L' ms: of hci
broth r R ri s " '2 "i-l.'l'l. Kit" and .,., ,, . . '-r-' ms. f,m5lSlM M . - H l-..ise. ietuined to their home in V.Mrp and Mrs, Nvwmm, Wm,” 0, Mom””" "fl"! smndlng 3 (PW Methoun Mass. are holidaying in yh' , NH (ins in ltrilifnx. N. S.. Kuests of, ' '
Vita: Oliime I" 'i' lniletoiin. spent the iiPl'l(I"tfl
of Miss Ola ll7illl".'nl. Nvxx 1'riih
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis.
i .Virs. Harry lligglnbothi-im ha
Captancl Mrs 'i it Kl-'vsi:oi'aiicl their three sons imhert. Cecil and David liiuii"i . ' ' i. " iwr l.iiiiciihuit:. - spend a ueek ' ay"K hrnthnr owl
from lialifax. N. S., where she via lied her (laughter, Miss Hiizginbotliain.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Shaw loft fo
"M M-'5 PW” V ' lxfr. Shaw is representing the Odd , ., , ,,.. W..- - Felloivs and Mrs. Shaw the Re- D 0 hnkalis at the Grand lodge oi t) yneldfellnws and Rebahitl ta
semblles.
For Quality Mildncss
.thr- summer cottage ,Vlrs. Doug Coffin on fragile River.
the Mon
sir. Robert vanlderstine, ployee of Mabon Drug Co..
em Mon
friends in Charlottetown.
Mrs. Coyie. arrived
Frank L. Coyie.
Mr. Dilnran-MBOPhEl'AUn. Hall
Summerslde, are spending var-ation guests of their Mrs. Margaret Macrherscn, Mon t,'tCllP.
CANADATS; FASITST. SELLING mg g Mr and Mrs. James J and little daughter Mary France of Charlottetown were
Mrs. Jerome Hughes, Road Iiast.
Mri: Jerome. Hughes and daughi.
it Nurses Wantedy
also Mr. and Mrs. James J. I-lughe
2 ' , 2 for "'5 town, were Sunday visitors at the . l ' . . -. . . . inme of Mr. and Mrs. Jack l Km” S ( 0' NTW lloudrcatilt. Newport. l --l HQSHTMI -iioaornc: "i41Ei.r woon -'
-I. The schooner Lady Cecil, of 289
Apply to net tonnage, and carrying a
complement of nine men,
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run In lnad pulpwood its cargo taken on at Murray Riv .er on Saturday. The pulpwood I
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Fitting flntl Snpirhiiizg
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nmi by .itii-niiiimciit.
Mnntarllc. P. E. I. 1 Office ('""ii'im-toil ixlth M-ih.-in Dr-ziq (to.
zrounds here as part. of an arm display. ivhlle big were. playing on lt..
'liarl plugged it with a .22 bullet.
PRINCE EWARD
TODAY - TUE. - WED. '
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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: ilarold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, In
and MIL!
ing their vacation visiting at their
Miss Jane. Mlaci-Z'.7ra-th of the staff
in: her holidays at her home in
hr-en convalcscing at her home in
Mrs Alva Allan and Mrs. Austin
rrt.iirned to her home in Montague
Florecn
.Saint John. N. R. yesterday where
Miss Barbara Worth and Miss Way smith, Millview are visiting at of Mr. and
ingur, is spending it week visiting
PD. Cyril Coyle, stationed at H. M. C. S. Straclacona, llalifax. and in Montague on Saturday where they will visit Mr. Coyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs
fax. and Miss Phyllis Macrherson, their mother.
Hughes weekend
visitors at the home of Mr. and st. Marys
er Evclyn. St. Mary's Road East. and little daughter, of Charlotte-
arrived ,ln port at Montague yesterday un- eier the command of Capt. J. Lav to complete
Iheirig supplied by Mr. A. Anderson
.:t-lin was sent over the exhibition
aearchilght.-i , the billion fumbled earthward. A prankstcr
Death Yesterday or Mr. Ned Mccarron
The death occurred at the home of Mrs. Prank Vuozzo. Montague. yesterday morning of Mr. Ned Mc- Cnrron in his 86th year, following a lengthy illness.
The late Mr. Mccarron was born in St. Mary's Road where he pur- sued farming for many years.
He is survived by four sons. Pat in Saskatchewan. Howard and Pet- er at Montague and Eddie in Ham- ilton: also four daughters, Kather- ine, Clemmie and Laura in the U. S. and Ethel in Cape Breton, sur- viving also is a sister, Mrs. Ross Connors oi Plttsfield. U .S. and ii brother. Michael in the ll. S.
Funeral arrangements were not completed last evening.
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Georgetowiuand Vicinity
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Georgetown where they l'il'F4f!llCSlS l or Mr. Wight! mother, Mrs. Wil- al liam Wight.
Mr Neil Campbell. who has been employed in Toronto for the past. few years. is vacationing in George- town. at the home of his brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Forden Gotoil,
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l Mr. David Sc:-niiell Jr of Boston. llkiass, arrived in Georcetown re- cently where he joined Mrs. Scan- ncll and family who have been on Water Stret
Miss Joyce Paguet of Souris is A sziicst at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence David.
Mrs. Maurice Donovan accom- panied by Miss Mary Donovan, of Quebec City, who is holidaying in Georgetown, recently spent several days visiting in Pictoii, N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cameron and
family of Halifax, N. 3.. are visiting in Georgetown where they are guests of Mrs. Cameron's mother, Mrs. L. H. Douglas. Mrs. Gerald Murphy and Miss Joan Murphy were visitors to Cliar- lottetown on Thursda.v, August 7th.
Mr. and Mrs John l" lviacuonald and son Glen were visitors to the city on Thursday August 7th.
5 Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Mcvlrar and daughter Dianne of Shubenacadie N. S. are guests at the home of Mrs. McVlcar's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stewiirt. Masterl Stcwart Mcvicar iias been vacation-l. log in Georgetown fro some time.
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The Women's Association of st. -Davids United Church held their annual Ire Crcam Festival on the lttrounds of the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Edward Easton, on Wednes. day evening, August. Och. A large number attended and a very suc- cessful evening was enjoyed.
Mr. Joseph Fairchild niid Mr. Jiick Faircliilrl of Boston. Mass, motored in Georgetown arriving on Wednesday. August. 6th, and win vacation in the Falrchild Stim- mer home on Water Street, Their
'of Charlottetown. After loadingl g"nru-railrnis have been compietedl many mmds 3” Welmmmz "1"" Optnlilcitlili. lthe ship will sail for Chandler-,l amp agnm '0 L'mm”m'”"v "' helm
9 number of years since thcy last visited here.
iilnsses, ric. " ''?H”''W 333” Mm" om W 3' W" "W .0?..5SLl.?l.i.l.?2;';ii.3”';t1' 3:1. t 12 . . ' i ' '3" '5 1: H? 5 Ivonxrou, suit. -- ice)--A the service in St. Davids United lune balloon shaped lll((' a dirig- Church when the Masons or
G?N'8etown and Montague Lodges
y hold. a Joint. service and Church
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WT!-IE GUARDIAN. wAR .
Pealies Bombers " i In 10-8 Victory Over Murray ll.
Peakes Bomber: handed Murray River their first defeat in the King's County Baseball League.- yestcrday as they came from be.- hlnd in the last two innings to whip the Murray River loam 10- in a game played on the Peak.-s diamond and watched by about 500 fans.
Earl MacKlnnon started on the mound for Peakes and hurled top notch ball for six and” two third innings. He gave up only one hit and four walks. Roiiefer Alfred Handrahan, who received credit for the win gave up five hits in two and n lhlrd innings. Mar- Kinnon struck out eight men and liandrahan two.
Buster Dutney went. the route for MurrayT River, giving up J2 hits, walking four and striking out five.
Joe Gillon and Kimble Jay of the Bomhcra led all haliera with
three hits in five. trips. Fred Handrahan of Peiikcs went. two for four.
Lineups:--
Peakes-M. Devine, K. Jay, R. Mclniyre. M. Hanclrahan. J. Gil-
lon, J. iiuirlies. F. lianrlrnhan. -1- P. liandrnhan, E. Mactiinnon, A. liandrnhan.
Murray River--B. Munn. P. Mil-
hurn. W. Harris, W. Stewart, R. Munn. Ft. Stewart, F. Herring, G. Nicholson, R. Dutney.
Linescore. - Murray River . . 000 not 700- X Peakea 003 000 223--lil
Diiiney and R. Munn; E. Mar- Kinnon, A. llandrahan ('1) and Devine.
Cardigan also suffered a loss
yestcrdtiy by Pi score of ll-R nt the hands of the Sour-is squad. liiciiwen pitched for the Sourls train and Shepherd for Cardigan.
East Baltic and Vicinity
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Master Brent Robert- son, Red Point, on having suc- cessfully pamcd his P.W. C. ent- rance examinations.
Friends of Mr. Wilfred McLean. Kingsboro, regret to learn of his continued illness at his home.
Mr and Mrs. Upton Seaman and family of 0'Lrary are spend- ing some time visiting and renew- ing old friendships at Priest Pond and vicinity.
On Friday evening, July 25. the young people of the Kingsboro Baptist Church i7l'liRlil7.Ed a base- ball team under the leadership of Rev. D. Mcclaire. A large crowd were in attendance and the first game was played in the field of Mr. Gordon Robertson, Kingsboro.
Miss Bertie ;R;ii:rt.-ion is ill at her home in Red Point with
measles.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris, Antigonish, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Aeneas McPhen and Mr. McPhrc, Elmira.
Mr. Ellsworth Llewellyn. North Lake, spent. a recent. weekend at his home in Montague.
Mr. James Lapierre.
Charlotte-
parade. Rev. W. A. Paterson, Grand Chaplain of the Masonic Order delivered the sermon on Masonry. Mr. Walter Burdette and Mr. Herb McLeod of Dundas rendered much appreciated solos and duets. Mrs. Clay of Dundee was the accompan- lest.
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MurruLtg-lorbor
tar. and'Mrs. Colin white have returned home after spending I few days in Halifax. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Poole.
Mrs. Marjorie Derby. Whlta sands, has been visiting friends in Backville, N. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Juries Perry and family. Toronto, urived recently and are spending their vacation with relatives at Beach Point.
The Misses Corn. and Gertie Hef- ring, Murray Harbor. have left for Halifax, N. B. where they expect to remain for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy White were recent visitors to Halifax. N.E.. ac- companied by Mrs. Royal White and Shirley, Murray River.
Mr. and Mrs. Inman Herring. Boston, Mass. are holiday visitors at Murray Harbor, guests of Mr. and Mrs. James F; Herring.
The 'Canso dragger "Linda and Ruth" arrived at Murray Harbor, Aug. 6th.
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Murrav Harbour North
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond and son Kenneth. Charlottetown. were the guests of Mrs. Thomas Miller on Sunday, August 3rd.
Master Billy McLure. Montague. is vacationing at Murray Harbour North. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLure.
Miss l"HliKdTPCVitli'Lllre, Char- lottetown, is spending three weeks vacation at. the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mc- Lure.
town. spent 3. recent weekend with his family at Black Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady of Toronto, Ont... were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Johnson, North Lake. -
Mrs. James Gallant and two children. of St. Charles, spent I recent weekend at. her home in South Lake. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo McDonald.
Mrs. F. Gallant. and daughter Meredith, of New Glasgow, have returned to their home, having visited relatives and friends in Elmira.
Misses Cecelia and Anita Chev- evie, Souris. spent a few days re- cently at the home of their grand- father, Mr. Daniel Murphy, El- mlra.
Miss Gertrude McDonald.. Bos- ton. Mum, is spending her holi- days at her home in South Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chlng, Red Point, motored to Charlotte- town on business recently.
Mr. Daniel Jarvis of the Mont- ague Convalescent Home. has ar- rived at his home in Little Har- bour, and all are glad he is enjoy- ing his usual good health and hope for continued health in the future.
Mrs. 1'. Gallant and daughter Meredith. New Glasgow. have re- turned to their home, having spent some time visiting relatives and friends in Elmira.
Misses Cecilia and Anita Chev- erie. souris, spent a. few days re. cently visiting with their grand. father, Mr. Daniel Murphy. ml. mini.
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Jack MacKlnnon. After the guests were thanked for their gifts, the bride and groom were given a through bouncing. A delicious lunch was then served by the ladies. after which the evening was spent in dancing. The music
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--'Ml'4 "id M1'5- Vm”5'l" M3” was supplied by Mr. Calvin Kemp SAIGON. liido-Chinn. Ana 1' - Leah and son Robert, Trenton. N. and MY. La",-in ciow, HAP) - Britain's top official in 5.. are visiting Mr. MacLean'a -' southeast Asia said today the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mac-
rte M, c . French and British general staffs Lem, Greek NV". on Monday a moon r am
eron Butler. Mrs. Lloyd Butler and have established close contact in M"; Don Johngmn, Pgterg Raga, view of a possible eventual inter- visited the boys' camp at New vention by (Communist) Ciiiiiii in- Lontion. Rev. Carl Currie, Muritiv ;to the war in Indc-China. (mn- Harbour North. and Rev. 1". N. iniasioner-General Malcolm Mar- Young. Montague, are in charge Donald added. however. that ng the camp, . revealed of the
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston and children, Carol and Earle. and Master Ronnie Butler. Peters Road. spent a recent weekend in Bummeraide. guests of Mr. and Mil. Glen Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jenkins and Mrs. Ben Beck. summers” . spent their vacation at the home of Mrs. Jenkins” arents. Mr. and Mn. John Reyna ds, Point Pleas- ant. . '
nothing can be 0. "plans.
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Mr. and Mrs. Basil Acorn. St. John. N. 3., spent a few days at Allisuon. guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. .7. Acorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Black and children, Meredith and Heather, Charlottetown, and Mruancl Mrs. James Daley, Iona. were visitors to Aillston recently. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hicken.
Master Glen McKinnon. Brook- lyn. spent a-few days at Peters Road, guest of Master Earle Johnston.
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Wzreshmg V . -- l stir the most in grin-saving pnriomaiica Here's the answer to practically every threshing need- Rugged ability to thresh clean and to handle a large variety of crops with the fewest changes of eqnipmeif make McCormick thresherr popular with both indi-
vidual farmers and custom throsho:sZ.'I'boosuods of satisfied owners will testify they're tops. Drive In
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Malone and son. Paul. and Mrs. William Large, Charlottetown. were visit- ors to Alliston recently, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hicken. .
Mr. Harry Butler Jr.. Oshawa. Ont., is spending his vacation at the home or his mother. Mrs. I-ferry Butler sr., Greek River.
Mrs. Allco Haney, Conn., U.3.A., Wu 1 recent visitor to Peter: Road, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reid.
Master Tommy McPhcrIon. Bel- levue. spent a few dry! at Peters Road, guest of Master Herley Mac- Phonon.
Mr. Angus Mod!-ti-I-eraon and Mr.
3"” ,i;,ggu;;:n,,g ,;g,hg;g;igo1g:; today for all on details of I now mconnick Mrs. lrneat. oluon, Cambridge. Thresher. V: can deliver promptly.
Mum. motored to Peter: Road and on guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ilcvhenon.
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Mr. Cameron Butler. Oshawa. nding his vacation at to guest of his parents. Mr. and Mn. Lloyd nutter.
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On Friday evening. August hit, the residents of Alliston and sur-
Terme may
rounding district; gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William I special low interest. if required. Oarow to attend a show r given . -
in honor of their dau . Lii- H
lion. who on July iith me the R bride of tar. Grant. Dixon of Ou- 0 O , poroaux. The many lave gifts ' "
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. Martin Campbell. and tin value were read by
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