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AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Wlldon lAvon.

Thor Guardian may be bought at the iollowlng places In Monugui

Blun Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Omce; in Georgetown: The

Post Olilce; in South: The Snack Bar and E. licbsrds 0 Ban.

...!EO!T'! BEAUTY SALON. Souris. will be open ii-om August 18th to 23rd.

.WBCHO0L BOOKS for all Grades. Ciel. yours early and avoid gicscoppointment at Stewart &

. 'WARlh'ING - Samson and liclilah. Yeo Tlieatrc, Moniiigiic

Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday.

Mr. Glen Murphy, who been employed in Labrador tor the past um months, is spcndliiz his holidays at his home in Monizi-riir

hasl ing Mr.

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.-.'Mlss Mary Martin. Montreal. is visiting in Montague, guest at Mr. M. C. Reynolds and lamily.

....'Dr. Beverley Lsvers and Mrs. Layers, Greenwick, N. S.. who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fras- er. Montague are also touring the Island.

Mr. haren Burke recently re- turned in his home in Montague after spending several days visit- iind Mrs. Hubert Mac- Gulgan, Sydney, C. R.

Mr. ....... ......... Magistrate's court

engineer. Halifax. N. S. and his helper, Mr. Archie Mai-Lend. Cam- bridge. P.E.l.. have horn uorklni: in Sourls and Montague and at

present, are working in Murray .n-..- V H"bm"' pug” p 'i(iii:'s llouniy Ntipendiary W , g y x . Magistrate, Joseph W. MacDonald. "d has hum mmlwd M '1” Qti. hold court at the Court llnuse in Georgetown on Tues-

Freman Milliir, Whim Emil. of the death of her unrlcv. V: ililliani

Gratto. Arlington, Ma , iii his 87th year. The l7IlP Mr. tmitin was a Iornicr. rcsirlciit oi Stur-

geon, P. E. 1.

"THE I'll-;2.:HYTF.RlA.V onuacn rs” PAVAIM. .' St'rl'lt'PS

for Sunday. August. lliii. as fol- lows: Cardigan ii A. M Lorne Valley 2.30 P. M Nlniitagviv 730

P. M. Montsgtio Sunday School in

A. M. The Rev. E. 3. Holes will

conduct these rcrviccs. Rm. F. N,

Young. Minister.

liF1Al)Ll!x'ERS TV "3-'KlliTH aiim!"

Ether Williams. Vivian I."

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At Georgetown

day. August 12th at 2.00 pm. A resident, of Murray Harbour was inund guilty of rnmmon assault and lined Sin nnli costs or one month. A Murray River

lined 3i and costs

resident was on a vag-

lrnncy charge. A Georgetown Roy-

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resident charged under the Act. had his curd ziriiourncd to August Zlst. t (lliririoitcioivn resident pleaded "guilty" to a charge under the l-ligiiway Traiiic Act and was fin- ed 55 and costs.

'i tit-orizciown resident pleaded "giiilty” to creating a disiiirhi-ince rind was fined 55 and costs or one month. A Murray River resi- dcnt bud a plea of guilty entered

ally

and Dolls") 'Blalne and Joan l-Zvansl ,,n his hemlg on ,. Charge undu- are the three headliners in ”Sklrtst NW m,m,,.a5. -I-Mme Au and was

Ahoy!" M-G-Mls liig

color musical ivlizcii takes

l””-V T0i'l"ll-'1 fined 55 and costs or 7 days. A lllmi" St. Mary's Road against a hncltgimiinri of the ll 5 :"g””l.t"

resident pleaded

to a chiirge of common

Navy Waves. Barry Sullivan. K0i”lFl;isS;itlli and was lined 320 and Brsssclle and singing Riliy E('k- mug or one month.

stine are others in the ace a'.trnc- Court adjourned to Thursday, tlori. coming to the Prince l-idivard August 21st.

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Work Continues On Stephen's Wharf At Montggie

The work is continuing of set- ting the piles at tho Stephen's Wharf at Montague. one which involves a great deal of labour and precision. Before this work was begun, it was thought that the. deck might be attached to the old piles. but. these were found to he in extremely poor condition. and it was decided to lay new cresoied piles through- out the wharf area. It would be almost, true to say that the wharf was iioating since it had almost iin firm attiichnicnt to its loca- tlon.

Almost, all the new piles are al- ready in position. nnd it is ex- pected that. wtiliin another week or two the. work of laying the stringers on which the deck will lay, will be commenced. This work tends to proceed more rau- idly than that of setting piles. and it is expected that this uharf will be completed for the fall shipping season.

Georgetown and Vicinity Miss Mmltiie ;(A';u-"ell oi Charlotte-

town is the guest. of Mrs. H. W. MacDonald.

Miss Mary Donovan. who has been the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mscxlnnon, leit last week on return to her home in Quebec City.

On Friday, Aug, 8th. Mrs. Frank Lsvandler and young daughter and Mrs. Frank Mncbean and daiiizbter Rose Marie were visitors to the City.

M.iss Marlon Glory who has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ruins Clary, leit recently on return to Montreal.

on Friday. Aug. 3th. Mr. How- ard Waiter. accompanied by Miss Alice Gordon of Rosencath and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaudet motored to Borden and enjoyed It crossing on the csrlcrry' Abcgwelt.

Cullen DcLor.v. Otiicer Cadet in the Royal Canadian Air Force stationed at Summerside spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. DeLor.v.

Mr and Mrs John Yrs.-er of Ot- tawa. Ontario. are visiting in Geo- rggfgu-114 whom they are guests of Mr. Fraser-'iI parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fraser.

Dr. and Mrs. H F R. watts of Bmlon. Ms.w.. are vacriiioiiiitg at their summer home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Allsri Jenkins. accompanied by Mrs. John ster- ling of Summcrside were visitors during the week-end oi Mr. Jenk- ins' mother, Mrs. Florence Jenk- kins.

Mr. and Mrs William willie? who were week-end guests of Mrs. White's mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson, left Monday on return to their home, in Borden. They were accompanied by Miss Peggy John- son, who will be their guest. ior it work,

Dr. and Mrs. Beverley Lovers of Kinzston. N. S who are holidaying lin the Province we:-r. visitors in ltirnzgctown on acvcml occasions recently. on SllT14'l.'t'.t they were guests at the home oi Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Lovers and also at the home. of Mr. Andrew Lavers. Dr. Lavers is the son of the late Dr. Frank

Lavers or New Ross. N. S... and formerly oi Georgetown. - sac PARIS. Aug. 5 -(APl- The tourists have Paris almost to

themselves today. From July 24 to Aug. 4. the nationalized railway said. 1,oo'i,ooo Frenchmen left the capital by rail alone in the usual mass vacation exodus. Nearly 600

extra. trains were used.

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NEWS - CARTOON snows 2.30 s 7 .- 9

JOAN VlVlAN

THE GUARDIAN. CHKRC O”...

Alter nearly two years of pz-9. puatory work the final act in 'con- nsct.ion with the completion oi the Trans-Canada section or 11 miles between Wood Islands and Pinette was commenced on Tuesday, when superintendent George Hawkins of the Island Construction Co. swung his men and equipment into action. .lsying the asphalt base coat. in preparation for the seal cost.

The equipment. which was brought xrom Nova Scotls, is on io- cstion at the junction of the Sel- kirk and surrey roads and is man. ned by experienced Island operat- ives who expect to complete the job in five weeks. Operations are con- ducted train the field otiicc or the 'ITsns-Canada highway unit of the Department of Public Works. locat- ed at Bella River, where constru- ction engineer J. A. Reardon is located. p Ross” Bridge will be increased to standard road width of 40 ieet. be- ing contructed ol concrete on ere- osote piles, with rclniorcing till-in increasing the width to 55 feet. An interested spectator in tfie Trans Canada work being done on the Island is Mr. Reg. McCullough, Deputy Minister Department of Highways in Nova Scotia. who was outspoken in his approval or this project as well as the periormsncc oi the Seaman Mix, which he also saw in operation at the west end of the Province.

Contrary to expectation however. Hon. Dougald MacKinhon is more enthusiastic about the prospects or developing a highly desirable tour- list cabin area bordering along the Strait, than I Job well done.

"A beautilul farming area, with splendid shore iacilities and warm- er water (or bathing and safety for children, will become available to visitors with the completion of this highway," said Mr. Mscxinnon. ”An entirely new and desirable scenic drive will be added to the many tourist attractions of winch we islanders boast."

wiiiif-iiniiw And llicinity

Mr. Roy MacKihnon, who is em- ployed in Oshawa, Ontario, is vs- cationing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ffsrl MscKlnrion, Kil- muir.

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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts. York. motored to Wbim Road to spend the weekend with the lat- ier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell.

A number all residents from this and surrounding districts were present at the Blood Donor Clinic held in Montague, recently.

Capt. and Mrs. Charles Farmer returned in Texas after holiday- ing here. While at Kilmuir they were the guests of Mrs. Farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart.

'Mlss Marjory Clarey and Master Norman Clarey. Whlm Road; are spending scyeral days in Murray River the guests of

- MR. FARM-ER

For llseii Binders CONTACT

McGOWAli MOTORS

MONTAGUE ,

Paving Of Wood Islands Highway Now Under .Way

Tum First Sod For New School At Montague

Last evening the first sod was turhed on the location tor the new Montague school at the nor- thern extremity of the Community Welfare League grounds. The land at this point having a consider- able grade, the preliminary work will be to level the area as well as possible before collar excava- tion is undertaken.

An engineer has been called in to survey the site, nrid draw up a detailed plan at the area. and on this the exact site of the new school will be pin-pointed. The area is well adapted as the site ol such a building, having a large frontage facing Rink Street. and is large open area between it and the present school. It will also lend itself to skiliul and beautiful landscaping presenting A final picture which will do much to enhance the beauty of this community.

it:-ir uncle and aiint, and Mrs. John Clarey. Mr, Lloyd Farquharson. Qrriss

Roads. spent the weekend at Kil- mulr with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Farquharson.

Miss Eunice Clarey, Murray River, is spending several days at Whlm Road. the guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs, George Clarey.

Miss Norma Campbell returned in Charlottetown after holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell, at Whlm Road.

Miss Marjorie Clarey and her small brother Norman returned to Whlm Road alter a brief holl- day with their uncle and aunt, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Clarey in Murray River. I

Mr. John Caley returned to Oshawa. Ontario, after spending his vacation at Commercial Cross. Also returning were Mr. Roy MacKlnnon from Kilmuir and Mr.

Cameron Rutter. Peter's Road, who arc also employed in Osh- Hltiili

Miss Isl-ibel Farquhsrson return- ed to her employment in Char- lottetown recently alter spending a weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Farouliarson, Kil- muir. On her return she was ac- companied by her sister. Miss Mary Farquharson who is spend- ing several days in town.

Miss Ida Moore, New York, is holidaying at Whlm Road. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Moore. Miss Moore is the author of the well known children's book. "The Lucky Orphan", a story of

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Urges Interest In Community Affairs

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book can be obtained at branch ni P. E. Island llbarles.

AMHERST, Atlilr 1! -- - Otto Irving of Warren.

.?. a lamb. The setting tor this book was taken from the old homestead and its haunts where Miss Moore is now staying. A copy of this IYLV

Mt'.. deputy supremo chancellor.

urged delegates to the Mist-

timc Conference of Pythisns and Pythian sisters in take more in- terest in community affairs.

He urged them to adopt a specific project and stick with it to a successiul conclusion.

lions were a noon luncheon and an

evening procession with more than 100 pnraders. Election of oliiccrs was held.

Other features olTuesclsy's ses-

FAMILIAR ROUTINE

LONDON - (CP) - James Hol- iday, 55-year-old registrar, had only one more ceremony to attend after performing his lath wedding or the

day. Like mint of the 15.000 wed- dings he has managed since 1936. his own marriage to Dorothy smith went oi! without a hitch.

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