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JAR! YOU gecorating your home tor the Le on conveniion7 Get your flags at the Montazue 5c to 31.00 Store.
....' LEAVE FOR NEW HAMP- SHIRE Mr. and Mrs. Edward , oi Roseneath, left Friday morning tor New Hampshire where they will visit their son. George W. Bulpitt. They will also visit rel- atives and friends in and around Boston. They expect to be away three weeks.
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Mn. Raymond Grllrln and young son. Harry, are spending a tow weeks in New Perth. guests oi Mrs. Grit- iin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Myers. Mr. Griifin. presently em- ployed in Souris. spent the week- end in New Perth.
7.h.Lmgst'excitin9 hi"-
Ireught bult by” Popular Delnnndl
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minnikin, and their young son, Rickey. ieit Fri- day on return to Montreal. Mn. Minnikin spent the past iew months in -Montague at the home of her parents.gMr. and Mrs. A. F. Camp-
y . t: A w J i bell. Mr. Minnikin arrived here is - ' a about three weeks ago. R& Gear . gefown ' MATURE and Vicinity
Mrs. John Mooney oi Ottawa, Ontario is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Llewellyn.
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'9 EXTRA NEWS MATINEE DAILY 2:30
EVENING SHOWS 7 - 8:45
MI. and Mrs. James MacDonald of Montreal, Quebec, are vacation- ing with Mr, MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. MacDonald.
Mr. Adolphus Bcully. who has been working with the Canadian National Railways in Montreal ar- rived home late in the week, on a visit to his wile and family.
nu-A scogugs AGAIN .- Miss Rose Fairchiid of Boston,
IN "MY GAL SAL" Mnss., and Miss Nellie Weaver of
Halifax. N.S. who have been vac-
Rits Hayworth. whose recert ationing in Georgetown, leit a iew
marriage to Aiy Khan hit days ago on return to their homes. headlines in every corner or the world, will be seen again by movie audiences at the Capitol Theatre when Twentieth Century-Fox re- releases "My Gal Sal."
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ceredini at New York City and Mr. George Ortolano of Marlboro, N. Y. motor- ed to Georgetown last week and
Harold D. Landry n-rows: "Walden uvue.
The Guardian lollowtng places In Ilentaguex sun 3 A. Llewellyn: Iloharlta I Hal.
The famed beauty gets a lull op-
TUE. '"' P0”-"NW W disvlall her WP 31"? Ceredinrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. ing and dancing talent in the mus.- my solemn". , cal set around the life 0! American V 3 Shows 2:30 .. 7 M 9 gm: Pngll girffggga; Mr, John Byrne, District Hort- - ADULT-- belles who admired the song scrip-
ter who was a brother at noted author Theodore Dreiser. Rita Hay- worth is featured in lavish produc- tion mamibe a built around such Dresser hits as "On The Banks 0! The Wabash" and "My Gal Sal,"
. Albert A! Q... Harriet Clair. .u..' In
. 1' THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN , Swim (I): Dohaon. Kinder (I). nag nag: MUWM 0) Ind Butt ' autos one no on us e-'-1 14) 2 New In set us 011-1141 0 China 100500000-H1! Ht 0instuui....1IHOHIi-ell I Wllllblhn ....00I00l0la)-410 100011000000-4 I I lleernfxannedy ll)-andwuh Wight. Judson (8) and Mali: . (13 innings) rule. Oelderona (O); Welunaier. Burden. Sims (4). Couuerrl (9) spam. surkont (9) and cran- Haiti (0) nrautt (0) arkoeski (I)
hollaht at any at In (In. in sonriai The Iaaeauar and 3
the week as guest of I-leather Ann
Os of Caledonia.
- - 'UNI'l'ED .CnURDIl CHICKEN SUPPII. Wednesday. Aillillt Mich " "19 Beaver Club Hall. Montague
Mn Georre Wright. presently em- Dlozod in Charlottetown spent the we is at his home in Lower Mont- azue.
Mr. and Mrs. nay Kennedy, and daughters. Helen and Barbara Ann of Murray Harbour North, are via. 1?-in: in Oiaeary, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dumville.
Mr. and Mrs. liar! Buell, and M;-. and Mrs. Pied Mossman oi Village Green. were Sunday visitors i to Montague. guests or Mr. and Mn. Heath Stewart.
The many trienda or Mrs. Minnie Maolsurv. will be glad to learn that she has returned to her Home (mm the King's County Hospital. g
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacDonald, and sons. Brian, Gregory and Fan- dy of Dhatheim. Ont. are visiting at the home of Mr. MacDonald's par. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacDonald Heatherdale. M.r. MacDonald is em- ployed as geologist by the Imperial Oil Ltd.
Spread Of Polio Slows lnliie U.S.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.459,- - The spread or poliomyslitis in the United States is slowing and may be near the peak (or the year.
That word came irwn the Public Health Se ice in a report that 1,489 new c sex were listed during the last week. Although this was three per cent more than the 1.4142 oi the week before, the agency sa d:
”This is the lowest percentage increase over the preceding week since the week ended May 27, the bezinning or the upward weekly trend in reported cases."
During the corresponding week a V8!" 380 3.416 new cases were re-
were guests at the home of Mrs.
ported. That was the peak week of 1949. Ind 1949 was the worst polio year on record. '
The cumulative total since polio started increasing this year is 9,097
Miss Joan smart or Beau-is spent 3""
icuiturlst oi the Veterans' l..a.rrd'”5e5u Wmpired WM! 15.375 101' the Act at Saint John, N. 13., who is on- 00"95P0"di"8 Period 1-" you. the a two weeks' tour of veterans' prcp-' 59"” "id-
erties settled under the Veterans! Land Act in the Province. was Ii visitor to Georgetown on Thursday.i
He was accompanied by Mr. B. M.
Martin. field man (or the Veterans' Land Act, Charlottetown.
M. St. Augustine's convent
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Country hoarding school for girls. Beautifully situated near water. Small classes. Grades I to XI, un. der accredited teachers. Supervis- ed Study. music. singing. sewing. French: typewritinr. seasonal out- door athletics.
Address Sister Superior Please write immediately. Opening of boarding school. Monday. Sep- tember the 4th. Opening of classes Tuesday. the 5th.
the title song of the picture.
Her performance in "My Gal Sal." wrote one critic. is describ- uble "only by 3 large drown out whistle." when the musical was nrst seen in 1942.
In planning the slim. producer Robert Bossier had noted turre- aniths devote more than three months to musical research before ahooting got under way. The result is an entertaining cinema bio- graphy which captures all the nos- talgia of its turn-of-thescentury period with a. high degree oi real- ism. Although Dre-sser's stature. is not as great as Irving Berlin's or Steven Foster's. his life story is equally laminating. V Victor Mature. the late Carole Landis and John sutton share starring honors in the film with Rita.
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Legion Meeting
St. Peters Branch Na. 12 of the Canadian Legion will hold is special meeting in the Legion Hall on Monday night. August 28. at I p.m.
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Dance in McLean's Potato Warehouse Wednesday, August 30th. Modern and Old Time Dancing. v.5... bonds' Orchestra for Modem Dancing and Chsisson's
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Baseball Results
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American Leaguer
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West and sokol; Voisello and Buneel. Montreal
Rochester .. Lown, Lasorda (5). King and Tend; Schultz, Faaholz (6), and Wilber.
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Cleveland 00'! 020 000- 0 II I
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