Murray River

.)Mr. nad Mrs. Clarence Nicolle ..-id son, Elbert and Mrs. Ilelllnd Nicoug, Murray River, are spend- ,” . week in Halifax. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nicolle. are visit- mg with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Renouf and family and Mrs. Lea- Iand Nicolle is visiting with her daughter, Miss Lois, and her son- in-law and daughter. P. 0. and Mrs. Alan Pryne. Dartmouth.

Miss Lavinia Macbeod. Char- lottetown. spent the past week-end In Mun-,,y River, guest ,0! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mac- Leod.

Mrs. Ruth MacKenzie, New wmshi,-c, spent the past week-end vn lligh Bank, guest of Mr. and ilrs. William J. MacKay. i

Mr. William S. Stewart. New london, spent the past week-end it his home in Murray River.

Mr. Stirling Whltewsy and Mr. yo;-man Stewart, who are employ- -d in the Bank of Nova Scotia, bllalil0l.tCl0Wn, motored to Char- nltetown, Saturday evening to at- ond a farewell DartY had in holli .r of Mr. Charles Fraser, who has men transferred to Crapaud as nanagef of the Bank of Nova Sco-

.iEl.

Deep”: sympathy is extendedyto rm-5. Albert Johnstone and family ..n the death of her husband the me Albert Johnstone whose death occurred at his home in Char- lottetown on Oct. 1st. Mrs. John- stone and the late Mr. Johnstone. were former residents of Murray River. A number of people fro)" Murray River and surrounding dis- tricts attended the funeral of the late Mr. Johnstone which was held from Trinity United Church. Chaf- lottetown on Oct. 4.

L, A, C. and Mrs. Marshall Greene and YOU"! dallghgel" Donml have returned to um- mcrsidc, after spending a few days in Murray River. lzuest 01 MP5- Grcen's Pirelluv M5 Fnd Mn" Reginald Johnstone.

Mr. Albert Gallant. Charlotte- mm, spent the past week-end in vim-ray River, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Brehaut.

Mrs. Murray Jackson and young ion Garfield. Mm”? mVH'- "5 spending a few days in Parkdale. guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maclntyre.

Dr. and Mrs. Stirling Giddlngs. and family were Sunday visitors in Murray River. visiting with Mrs. E. s. Giddinsl. and Mm -lane Cook.

Miss Clara Sharam. I t u d 8 ll! nurse at the P. E. Island Hospilll spent-?.l'l6 past week-end in Murra)' River.

Mn. Percy Sharam and daugh- (er, Emma. Charlottetown, spent the past week-end in Murray Riv- er, visiting with relatives and friends.

Mrs. Royal White and family. Murray River. attended the wed- ding of her sister, the former Miss Ann Porter whose marriage look place on Oct. 2, to Mr. James MacDougall, Charlottetown. I

Mr. Stirling Mecliay, Murray River, was a business visitor to New Glasgow. N. S. on Oct. 4.

Miss Bertha mcrside. spent the past week-end at the home of her parents. Mr- and Mrs. John W. MacLean. High Bank.

Mrs. John A. Munn. Murray River. is spending a few days tn New Glasgow, N.S.. guest of her daughter, Miss Anna and her son- in-lew and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

MacLean. Sum:

Savage Harbour

..cMrs. Clarence Murphy of sav- sga Harbour was a. visitor to Char- lottetown on Tuesday.

Mr. Freddie Moaher, well-known veteran of World Wan II, wasia. business visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Miss Theresa MacDonald. who has been spending an enjoyable holiday at St. Andrews, where she was the guest of her father, Mr. Donald MacDonald, has left on re- turn to her home in Abington, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Watts of Tracedia were week end visitors to Georgetown, where they were the guests of relatives and friends.

Mrs. Cyrene MacDonald of Georgetown is spending a pleasant holiday at Mt. Stewart, where she is the guest of Mrs. Lillian Mac- Donald. .

Grant MacDonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roman MacDonald. Maple Hill, has returned home following a. pleasant visit with friends in Georgetown.

Mr. Edwin Anderson of Char- lottetown was a week end visitor to Mt. Stewart. Mr. Anderson is Sup- erintendent oi Dredges for the Maritime Provinces and his visit was in connection with the large dredging project soon to get under- way at Savage Harbour.

Miss Georgie Gunn has returned to her duties at Dr. Reddln's, Mt. Stewart, after enjoying a week's holiday at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gunn. Savage Harbour. .

Miss Beulah Watts, who has been visiting friends in Georgetown, has returned to her home in Tracadie.

Mrs. Senator J. P. Maclntyre of Savage Harbour is holidaying at Halifax, N. 8., where she is the guest of her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blair.

Mackerel struck off Savage Har- bour over the week end and fair catches are being reported. High boat to date is that of Messrs. Alex MacEachern and Sterling Pigot who handling on Tuesday. landed 201 beautiful fish. This is the first rush of this favorite fish to hit these

Georgetown

Leading Seaman Harold Dicks of the Royal Canadian Navy. station- ed at H.M.C.8. Queen Charlotte. is spending two week's leave at his home in Georgetown as the guest of his parents. Captain and Mrs. Nelson Dicks.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric O'Haniey and daughter were recent guests of Mrs. 0'1-lanley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair. Mr. 0'1-lanley is a member of the R. C. A.F.. sta- tioned at Surnmerslde.

Mr. J. W. Lavers. Deputy Pro- thonotsry of the Supreme Court. is presently on annual holidays and his duties are being perform- ed by Mr. A. E. Jenkins.

Friends of Mrs. Neil A. Wight are sorry to hear that she is ill. She is a patient in the Charlotte- town igcspital and all wish her a speedy return to good health.

Friends of Mr. Michael Burke. sr., First War veteran. who has been a patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital, are pleased to hear that he has returned to his home in Georgetown, considerably im- proved in health. I i

One of the first flocks of wild geese to be seen over Georgetown this fall, flying to southern feed- ing grounds, were observed late on Mondary afternoon, October 4. The

William MacLean. CD

flock numbered thirty-two. - -A.C.

DAILY cagsswoko

.. Amoggl , WN' 1 33.Blmple- 1,glur ;.Vehieiei V i M” dd ”s.:.'r.... .::m:..': ”a'::"” ,'o.n... v-rid 3"" 0,E;rnux ,8. Tenlter ,0” 39- :19-:33 anirn I M-Pfilhl . ; a.- ummo, t-Mum” ggogmcn. 'J'Jlll.lil hlllliljlld "met s.minm ltlreblrd B535 .lPogs eawayovt '9-Tm” . .. 3,--re, ;.v-av :;:'g.)ir:rt1. ,&g.'f,f,nE,., fgasoxur. limo, - so N to: 0 M . - orgasm u-Aeiuvins mm ”-',l::;"'m u ea wow. "-33. ' .. ......, ii , ...m- i 8!-limo! W"- as lwfiiqon 1l.Malt parasitic a.;erIwgf.i we ..r..... ..."'”". mm -

wmw sol , T t:lnoto,i”o.AensiiI'9I , ll.Iteub- "7 4 N.eta?uaa

!'I.Untto:

”uT:.."I"..i. "

t1.Hea'e lb

nieknue noun 0 . l' 3-sfguxutm A 38. oghgqmplt " F - u I e .ci-ese ' i "-

W-Omnl 9 . 3. I 3: s a.l3lll"a” ,, ,. . - 3 &)

Mhsasdtcn. . "

v 3” eiaour

R:-moped

n...:l'."it..t 41- ,

9:9?-l."w. 11 V . H” ..:,-:-y.

' 1 tron--sum how to no te bi?” Waxsoseaaxe. . - an r.oaror,ll-I-I:;'ll.e. I” "M.

. r another. on-Moe 3 , .t''.r:"..'-.':'... .. ......

trophies, the length

n.c;.Qyvtp,,eogegietters are diflmetui . :gujpesgs&0lsetttIsIg few?” s,:oiu.e; 010.13.. I1".-3',” ””' Ravwr ,9! l)ll.'o'll-W-tH!'l'M. -

. ” pots . gd g3,l:",l;mQ,, .

and for-metieni of the words Ire all hints.

cause -an eeeeass. nah are being sold majority of the salted.

Dredge No. 25 of the Dept. of Public Works arrived at Savage Harbour over the week end. This dredge under the command of Freeman Webster of Marie. was operating at Malpeque prior to coming here. She was towed to Savage Harbour by five motor hosts one of which was the fishery patrol boat owned and under the command of Mr. Wendall Glover of Mt. Stewart with Mr.. John Watts of Tracadic as engineer The trip was made in ten hours. The regular tug that attended to dredge No. 25 fell a. victim to the raging roaring Edna. The engineer of the lost tug was the wellgknown. . James Arnold, but it is finders od that Mr. Arnold was not with the tug at the time she was lost. The large suction dredge No. l2 which has been operating in Northern New Brunswick waters is expected to arrive at Savage Harbour very soon and will open a channel to and through the new harbour. Dredge No. 25 was brought here for fear the larger craft might meet with difficulties before reaching the site where she is to operate. Fisher- men are more than happy that this honest concentrated effort is being made to make the new harbour a real harbour.

The many friends of little Leon- ard Gunn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gunn, Savage Harbour will be sorry to learn that he is con- t-lned to his home through illness. All join in the sincere hope that this pleasant little chap will soon be restored to his usual good health.

The crib work being built at Sav- age Harbour in an endeavour to divert the course of water from the old harbour to the new hur- bour is progressing favorably under the skilled foremanshlp of Mr. Parker Lund of Charlottetown. This project starting at Gull Is- land continues towards the Mac- Phee shore for a distance of some -150 yards. Associated with Mr. Lund in the work are Messrs. William Gunn, Lester Gunn. Joseph S. MacKay, Richard Doyle and J. D. MacDonald. Mr. Art Mitchell is in charge of the bulldoser while Mr. Oliver Smith is host tender. The lumber for the project is being sup- plied by Mr. Russel Msclntyre of Mt. Stewart. it will take from. four to six weeks from the present to finish the job.

The large sell powered combine which arrived at Savage Harbour early in the week is the centre of much attention. This fine modern

machine is owned by Mr. Vessey oi Pcake's and will complete the her- vesting on the farm of Mr. Fulton Douglas.

z'u"”.u sf: i'i.'e'l

catch is being

-63.

BABY'SCRY isuor g” i ALWAYS -2 winner

DISTINGUISH between your baby's E7 of pain and cr of temper. The "pain cry" should have nstant attention. it it is caueed by the distress due to gas on the stomach or bowels or those common digestive upaeta, try Baby's Own Tablets.

As one Ontario mother reports,-"ll used lo ha is worry what In use when my bob had on man! spell. nudcd a nyulatcv. We that

roblsm was mind what my sister; said, 'Giu dby'a Own Tablsla.' Arid dim tutlllny lime-when babies are leurish. rut us due in irregularity Dr Ann an upui tummy, aby 0 Own Tablets not only r-alien apicsmfxz but do it quickly. I wouldn't be milieu: nu."

Equally effective for constipation. dl tive u La, and other minor intent troub as. No "a eepy" stuil-no dulling effect. Get a package today at your drugglst.

Plsuuiil East

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Birt and daughter, Isabel. were visitors in Montague and Cardigan on sep- tember 27.

Mr. Floyd Jay was a visitor in Montague on September 28.

Mrs. George Jay was a visitor in Lorne Valley. on September 29, guest of her daughter Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald.

Mrs. Alvin Burke was a business visitor in Charlottetown on Sep- tembcr 29.

Miss Juanita Jay student at P. W. C. spent the October 2 week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Jay.

Miss Shirley Jay arrived from Moncton, Saturday evening to at- tend the Jay - MacDonald wed- ding on October 4 as bridesmaid.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the first week-end in mtober at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wen- dell Jay.

Master Dewar MacDonald, Cove- head Road, was a visitor in Pisquld East on October 3.

Mr. Leith Woclridge arrived from Toronto, Ontario, Sunday morning to spend some time with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wool- ridge.

Mlss Evelyn Woolridge returned from Eureka, N. 5., Sunday alter spending some time with her broth- er, Mr. Bruce Woolridge and Mrs. Woolrldge. ..1-3,1,

ALBION CROSS SCHOOL (September Report)

Grade VIII - 1. Lean.

Grade VII -- 1. Catherine Mn- theson: 2. Georgia MacLearl; 3. Lois Mac-Lean.

Grade VI - 1. Jackie MacLenn.

Grade IV - 1. Gail Matheson; 2. Phyllis Nicholson.

Grade III - 1. Gail Riley; 2. Beth Matheson; 3. Barbara Mathe-

Robert Mac-

son.

Grade II - 1. Lorna MacDon- ald: 2. Berald MacDonald

Grade I Sr. - 1. Janet MacDon- ald; 2. Harold MacDonald.

Grade 1 Jr. - 1. David Nichol- son; 2. Robcrt MacDonald.

Teacher - M. 1'. Morrison.

Q is: CREAM

. - enicxs it oeucrous!

REFRIGERATION

Household, is i a o counters. walk-in dairy cases, etc.

We service and repair any make of electrical re- frigeration equipment.

WIRING . OONTRAGTORS

Motors. Washers and An- pllnnoee - we repair them all.

Contact us for any wiring job from installing a switch to wiring your home.

Storey Electric

PHONE 8237

Ill 0 I l cooler s.

1'15 Grafton street

There's a

ASK FOR

i 3 '

for you in this new instant coffee discovery. It's quite

- unlike old-style "instants" - tastes so different . . . so rich . . . so full of flavor.

See how the "Flavor Buds"

. "Come to life" in your cup!

MAONIFIID VIIVI of miracle "Flavor Buds" at the instant hot water is added. See how "hurls" release famous Maxwell House davor.

ntuiaxwrii HOUSE"?

switch with that Grwi in W l.-Fl Drnpii fl

Inst”

no Guardian age 11 Wednesday, Oct. 18. 1954

Bevan Opposed? Keeping Briiish Troops In Europe

TREDEGAR, Wales, (AP)-I An- eurln Bevan. Britlh Labor party left-wing leader, said Sunday night is "wave of dismay" will sweep Britain when the country realizes it is committed to keep an army of 120,000 men in Europe for the next 44 years.

Bevan told a. political meeting here this is the effect of the con- cessions made by Foreign Secre- tary Eden at the recent London conference to sell France on the idea of West German rear-mannent.

"The situation is pretty grim.” said Bevan.

"Mr. Eden is supposed to have secured a triumph at the London conference and the Conservative party conference at Blackpool has been acclaiming him.

"But his laurels will look pretty tawdry in a few weelrs' time, when the country has the opportunity to learn the consequences of what he had done--unless, of course, the wisdom of France prevents us from reaping the results.”

Mexico's annual production of silver is about 57 per cent of the entire world production.

1 Gregory Clark Almost Arrested

Gregory Clark, the well-known lncwspapcrman, is forever doing a good turn for people - and just as often gets himself into a

jam doing so. In The Standard

illiis week, he tells a story of how lie was almost arrested for burglary while trying to help I rnciglilioiir. It's another one of lCrcgory Clarliis amusing stories which you will enjoy reading in The Standard iliis week. Get The Sthntiard - on sale now, complete with Picture Maga- zine, 12-page novel. and 20 pages of comics. Only ten cents!

llliesturulotii

Sour- ; STOMACH , l?.l.l!l.l!.!3.?'

TABLET

IIIIII Illltl Ililil Ullf-KIWI”

delicious surprise

llw nnv ill--l mi

Not Cl powder! Not ct grind! But millions of tiny "FLAVOR IIIDS" of Legal coffee . .. ready to burst insictnily into that Famous MAXWEII. IIOIISE FIAVOR!

10096 PURE (OF!-TE - N0 Fllll-"RS ADDED

It's all pure, roaster-fresh coffee - brewed for you in the spotless Maxwell House kitchens. The water is removed at the very peak of perfection - leaving the miracle "flavor buds". JUST ADD nor WATER and you'll get gloriously rich coilee instantly. Youill never again want the fuss and muss of "brewing your own".

SAVES YOU MONEY, TOO

Twe ounces of Instant Maxwell - I House malre about as many cups as a pound of ordinary ground collee-yo! save you at least one-third ol the cost.

nrrwuirrii, lollllE-Loolillo rrrrii Ill JUST 3 wrrits wirii PEPS0llElll'

It Your dentist has a tooth shade detector -it clearly shows that your teeth lose whiteness as you grow older. But far too often, people let their teeth grow dull before they should, adding unnecessary years to their appearance. Keep your teeth white, younger-looking with Pepsodent. Impartial laboratory tests prove that Pepsodent Dental Cream gives you whitest teeth,- ' whiter than other leading toothpastes. And remember- white teeth are clean teeth-and clean teeth help prevent tooth decay.

WHITEST TEETH - swrsrssr BREATH - BOTH ARE vouns WITH prpsoosuf HEW PEPSODENT TOOTH BRIISIII , ., A,

with FREE Pepsodent Dental Cream and handy travel case

. . . omv 59f

New straight line design prelerred by dentists 2 to I

Choose from these 5 attractive colours: Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, Pink. 3 textures: Herd, Medium, Soft

Reach for thejar with - the stars on R

. .e,..;xi - -.121-:c;v"-'25. .

A Imdurl at General Foods