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.. TION irannaas. - v buying Timothy seed in huegntities, contact me before dis- pwng at your seed. W. H. Burns. Malpeque, P. E. I.

.. i-itisousit naumss - aw,-gg MacDonald, Summers who ggggped from Prince County Jgll on Monday night while serving mm; months for .10! H5111! in "19 pause patrol, returned voluntarily on Tuegdny evening. Austin Smith mo of Summerslde, serving fifteen My, on 5 drunk charge. W110 98' gped at the same time, was still ct large last evening, but police nredicted he would soon be B81111 "1 Eustody. The escape was made by forcing a lock in a door which gave access to a storeroom from which they escaped by way of a window .. S.

.. JOINS AIR FORCE -- Two local boys who have recently join- ed the R.C.A.F. are George Lloyd Simmonds, and Edward Joeelln Lgugfllili. AC2 Simmonds is the son at Mr. and Mrs. George Simmo " st. Eleancra, and was a membe of No. 53 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets (Summer ” ). AC2 Simmonds was one of the air cad- et; who took flying scholarship training at Moncton this year. He will leave for St. Johns, P.Q., on August 15th. Flight Cadet Laugh- iin Ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. E.J Laughlin, Summerside, R. R. 2, re- ceived his B.Sc. degree from St Dunstan's University in 1948, and has been science teacher at Prince at Wales College in Charlottetown night Cadet Laughlln was sched- uled to leave yesterday for London Ontario. - 8.

Personals

-Private Tyndale Semple ar- rived from St. Hubert, P.Q.. re- vently to spend his annual leave with his grandparents, and his father, Mr. George Semple, Ken- sington.

-Mr. and Mrs. Jill Arsenault rnee Nora Richards) formerly of Summerside, accompanied by their two sons, James and Lieut. Rich- ard. U. S. Army, Rumford,, Maine, are visiting friends and relatives in summerside and Egmont Bay after an absence of twenty years.-S.

-Mrs. Bernard Lebsrre. (nee Ellen MacDonald) Walston, Mass..

is at present visiting her parents, ,

Mr. and Mrs. Colin MacDonald. Ottawa Street. While here she will also be the guest of her brother Fred MacDonald and Mrs. Mac- Donald of Sherbrooke.-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel (Bernard) Gallant left yesterday noon by car with their son Corporal l.eRoy Gallant and Mrs. Gallant for Dover. N. H.. where they will visit Mr. Gallnnt's brother. Tom and sister Nellie (Mrs. Stephens). From there they will drive to Montreal to visit their daughter and eon-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rene Sauvsy.

-Mrs. Frank B. Murphy of Nor- boro and Mrs. Percy Maccarville of Kwsington, left recently by car for Hamilton and Toronto. Ont. While in Hamilton, Mrs. Murphy will attend the wedding of her dllishter I-I len. and Mrs. Mac- Carville will isit with her daugh- .ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dowljng,

Elmsdole and Vicinity

I-The Misses Lois and Mary giblrien of Toronto are spending ' '1' holidays at their home here.

Mr. Raebu D l midi . his r1ioiid:1vae'atrih1in1i)&mi: 18 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- ilid Doyle.

M . urine Kathleen Williams. R.N.. of mildstaff of the Prince Edward Is- mm 30500-81. is spending her Mr "5 85 suest of her parents, . and Mrs. D. A. William.

Mai: Misses Norms and Aileen m trans of Toronto. are apendt ,h'g,r p:i;'ml;?iigrys sis Euests of Mcxemm . on Mrs. R. A.

00 stuistions are being ex. Mil Ml?! Matthews on pmmn ""1 Filling the entrance College! one to Prince of Wales

Mn. Prank Boyle of Lynn M"--i is vacationing here, guest

of h and 0;! Charles (1. Dunn

H” EMILY friends are very

Dimes to know that Mr. Everett returned to his Prince ldwsrd Is-

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-BUY calcium chloride to keep down the dust on lanes. yards. highways, at Brace'l.

-ATTENTION FARMERS-Will again require large quantity of Timothy,Seed. Will be buying as soon as a firm price has been established. Write or phone is. W. Johnston, Burlington.

-ALBEBTON MAN DIES -The death of Mr. Albert Hosford oc- curred on Tuesday, August nth at the home of his niece and nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cotton. Al- berton. About four months ago Mr. Hosford sustained a fractured hip and since that time has been con- fined to bed. He was 91 years of age. The funeral will be held from the home on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment at Wood- iawn Cemetery. Alberton.

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T hirty-Five Pass Swimming Tests

-Thirty-five boys and girls from the Tignish district successfully passed the 'Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety tests on Wednes- day, August 0. Four candidates gained the Bronze Cross Award of the Royal Life Saviryg Society. The classes were under no supervision of Miss Irene Buote. Following is the list of those who passed:

Elementary: Betty Hogan, Susan Hogan. Eleanor MacDonald, hor- raine Gallant, Florence Richard Hector Buote, Janie Keough, Clif- ton Harper, Audrey Richard. Sunny Mclnnis, Eric Mclnnis, Leonard Richard, Gerald DesRoohes. Ivan Deslloches, Eileen Gavin, Ernie Richard, Alfred Gallant, Alma Per- ry, Kathryn Mcl-lugh, Ronald Ber- nard, Carrie Keough.

Junior: Dolly Richard, Irene Har- per, Opal Silliker, Sylvia Siiliker Edward Gaudet, Clifford Hogan Nelson Myers, Lena Perry, Peggy Shes.'Eugene Kinch.

Intermediate: Billy Finnessey, Ar- thur Finnemey.

Senior: Joseph MacDonald. Ern- est. DesRoches.

Bronze Cross: Irene Buote. Irene Gaudet, Charlie Gaudet, Billy Mc- Cue. ,

. Alberton I I O and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs; Gerald O'Meara. Kitchener, Ontario, are visiting in Alberton and are guests at the home of Mr. 0'M)eara's brother and

sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo 0'Meara.

Constabc and Mrs. R. D. Sand- berg returned to Alberton yester- day after a pleasant three week's vacation at Fredericton. N. B. land Hospital where he success- fully underwent a thyroid opera-

on.

Sergeant Charles Rix and Mrs. Rix and family of Ontario are on gacation here, guests of Mrs. Colin

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Mr. and Mrs. B. Matthews were among the many visitors from the U.S.A. who have spent their holi- days here this season with rela- tives and friends.

Mr. Frank Crowe and daughter of Nstick,Msss., arrived by cur on Saturday, August If, to join Mrs. Crows who has been spending her vacation as guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan.

Dr. J. A. and Mrs. Mcbougali and Mrs. A.B. Hayden from Rum- ford. Maine, and Miss Therese and Mr. John S. McKinnon. and Miss Mildred Doucettc from Grand River, were recent guests of rela- tlves in Einiadaie.

Mr. and Mrs. Blister Adams were the .ecipients of many useful and valuable gifts at s miscellaneous shower given them on Tuesday. July 29, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells.

Mrs. D. B. Furlong and family have arrived from England to spend the summer as guests of Mrs. Poi-long's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien.

His many friends regret to learn of the illness of Mr. Edmund Kelly, which necessitated his re- moval to Western Hospital.

Mrs. Emerson Hardy and son Fred have returned to Toronto after spending several weeks with members of the Hardy family.

The Misses Betty and Pauline MsoNeill have returned to Toron- to after a brief holiday spent with relatives in Prince county. They were accompanied by their moth- er, Mrs. Bull Macmiii. and sister. Miss Carole. who will visit in Toronto for a few weep.

The sincere sympathy of every- one in this community is A nd- ed to the bereaved family of the late" James O'Meara. whose un- timely death took place suddenly on Saturday, August 2nd.

Wlllllfif EXPORT . ousciow :65. -- The scotch whity industry is regaining trade lost during the Beoend.Worid War.

the Olsuow .HOl'Ild reports. ltocns have been ma-chins for him or feur years and tut years export were 1.000.000 more than the export target. Oansds bousht about 20.000 is: than in 1900.

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Where do our tourists come from? Are their occupations in- terestingly different from ours? Have they been here before and are they enjoying their visit suf- ficently to return again?

A Guardian representative re- centiy made a brief visit to Har- bor View Cablns in Suinmcrside

Meeting people at random is they played or relaxed on the shore or in the water, he met both Canad- ian and American visitors from a fascinating variety of occupations. A few had been born on the Is- land and were revisiting their nat- ive province, many were regular summer visitors, and many others were pleased and delighted in Bus. their first visit to Canada's gar- den province. All were particularly pleased with the scenery, beaches. climate and friendliness of the Is- land people. Two regular visitors who have spent about a dozen very enjoyable summers holidaying on Prince Edward Island are Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Van Der Merwe of Forest Hills, New York.

Dr. Van Der Merwe is Professor of Physics at New York University and Chairman of the Physics De- partmcnt for the University. Dr. and Mrs. Van Der Merwe are both originally from South Africa and came to the United States in 1924 after the Doctor had completed studies in physics. He said that when he was a youngster, a profes- sor of physics was supposed. to know all there was to know about physics; nowadays. because it has become such a tremendous field, the best one can now do is be a professor. of a small section of physics.

Dr. Van Der Merwe, who was recently on a television programme on which "flying saucers" were discussed said, "I may as well ad- mlt I know nothing at all about flying saucers," and he added, "I do not believe they are visitors from inter-stellar space,"

Dr. Van Der Merwe has par-

in physics and is currently engag- ed in research in cosmic rays, micro waves, and the so called

Ellerslie and . Bideford

-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickieson and children, accompanied by Mr.i and Mrs. Sinclair Maccaull, mo-i tored to Cavendish on Sunday, August 3rd.

Mr. Ernest' MacNevin, New Glas- gow, spent a recent weekend at his home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilils and daughter, Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson and Susan, motored to O'Leary recently an visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry utler.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hutchin- son and sons, Harry and Claude, motored to Summerside on Mon- day, August 4th. and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hutchin- son.

- Mrs. Harry Boulter of 0'Leary was the guest of Mrs. Harold Gil- lis on Tuesday. August 5th.

Misses Williris Gillis and Eunice Hutchinson were visitors to Sum- merside on Tuesday, August 5th.

Miss Maxine Proiltt, who has: been a patient in the polio clinici for almost a year, is spending a month with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson. Her many friends hope she will soon be home permanently and com- pletely recovered.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Miller and daughter A u d r e y. Summeraide. were 'visitors to Ellerslio on Sun- day, August 3rd.

Mrs. Harold Oillia visited with her sister Mrs. Earl Simmons. Sugimerside, on Saturday, August Zn .

Musra. Melvin nutchlnson and Russell Coughlln left on Sunday, August iird for Chatham, New Brunswick, where they will be employed with M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd'.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burlelgh spent the latter part of the past week holidaying at Cavendish, P. E. I. -

Mr. and Mrs. Chsnrung Barlow, Montreal, Que., are visiting with the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Barlow.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter and children, Catherine and Car- men, visited with relatives and friends at Freetown on Sunday, August 3rd.

Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald and daughter, Judy, spent part of the past week visiting with friends at Coleman.

Mr. and Mrs. Ohannlng Cough- lin and daughters, Phyllis and Betty, Lot is, visited with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin, on Sunday, August 3rd.

Miss Mavis -Maaormick. Sum- iriereide. is visiting with her ais- ter, Mrs. Burton Burleigh.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickieson and daughter Erna. motored to Bummerside on Tuesday. Aug. iith.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Skinner and children motored to Char- lottetown on Tuesday, August oth.

Miss Wanda Msccaull has ac- cepted I position as clerk with the Co-operative store at Sum- m do.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison England are visiting in Cape Breton Is- land, Nova scotia. where the for- mat is on a business trip with the Department. of Fisheries.

Mrs. John cougniln was the set of Mrs. Thomas Skerry. e Valley, on Monday, August 4th.

Mr. and Mrs. vemon Orsnt vis-

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solid state of matter.

In I949 he was a member of s committee of physicists who were engaged by the mayor of New York in the first experiments of produc- ing min by sprinkling clouds with solid carbon dioxide, commonly called "dry ice."

He humouxjaly recalled that he was the only one in the group who apparently had faith in the success of the operation-he was the only one who came prepared with um- brella, rain coat and rubber boots.

He said that when he arrives on Prince Edward Island each year after the hustle and bustle of New York, he has one overwhelming impulse and that is to sleep, eat. rest and swim.

other interesting visitors at the Harbor View Cabins are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hale. Montreal. who are making their first visit to the Island, and are most pleased with the province in general.

Mrs. Wm. Scott, of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, and whose native province is Prince Edward Island, has returned on her first visit after an absence of 50 years. when, as a youngster, she left the Island.

She was born in Kensington and attended school in Indian River and Spring Valley. Her father, the late Robert Johnson, built what are now the United Churches at Margote and Cavendish.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinney, Belvedere, New Jersey, are making their fourth summer visit, and Mr. Kinney said each visit has been longer than the preceeding one.

Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ross of Everett, Mass, are making their sixth visit to the Island, and spoke highly of the good steak and lob- ster that they have so much en- joyed.

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. liindle. Phil- adelphia, Pa,, on this, their first visit, were favorably impressed by the scenery and the noticable ab- some of large advertising signs along the lilghways, which, they said, in many areas other than F,

ticipated in many research pi'ojectstE. I. spoil many a beautiful rural

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ited with Mr. and Mrs. William Grant and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith over the past weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy, Sunimerside, were recent weekend guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bridges.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clarke vis- lied with relatives and friends at Summer-side during the past week.

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Belwin Budlong (Smith) . 4 Bonnie's Money

(C. O'Brien) . 5 R Slster.Verna (0'Meara) .. 6 2 Americas Bud

iCUdm01le) -- .. 7 7 2 City, were recent guests of Mrs. Julie Clegg (Nicholson) 8 9 5 Bonnell's sister, Mrs. W. J. Reid! Simcoe Peter Baglole) 011 if and Mr, Reid, Middleton. They-

Anita Budloiig (Morcside) Honor High Jinks (McGregoi') . Times: 2.18 2-5, 2.18 . Winning horses: Calirmetta own- ed by Mrs. R. McFadyen, Hunter River. Belwin Budlong owned by Vernon MacRae, Hunter River. Sis- ter Verna owned by Dr. Temple Hooper, Charlottetown. 2.25 Pace Second Division Second, Fifth and Ninth Races Surprise L:idy (C. O'Brien) 1 l 9 Eonnie'I-'rlsco Can

lSobeIv" 2 4 3 Frankie Budlong

(Lowery) 8 2 l Capt. Missouri

(Kennedy) .. 4 5 5 Marion E. (W. Kelly 5 3 8 Kitt MacKay

(Fitzpatrick) . 6 Ii 2 Mack's Best (Andrew) 7 8 4 Whirlaway (R. O'Brien) , 8 7 6 Pink (McIntyre) 0 10 10

Miss Hazel Grove (0. Smith) .. . .. 10 9 '1 Times: 2.16 2-5' 2.17 3-5, 2.18 1-5. Winning horses. Surprise Lady owned by JS. Watts, Little River Que. Frankie Budlong, owned by Alfred Lowery, Montague, RE. I. 2.18 Pace First Division Third. Seventh and Eleventh Race Prince Budiong

(Cudmorc) , l I 2

Miss Knox (0'Meara) 2 5 l

Abbeland (C. O'Brien) 3 1 4

Single Streak (Conroy) 4 4 5 Josedale Clipper

(McGregor) '5 3 3

'Flnished third but set back for

interference.

Times: 2.11 3-5: 2.10 3-5, 2.15.

Winning horses: Prince Budlong owned by H, P. Oudmore, Brackley Ahbeland, owned by J.S. Watts Little River, Que. Miss Knox owned by Omdr. G. H, Buntain, Char- lottetown.

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Sixth and Tenth Rood Ohio Hal (J. McDonald) 1 5 Seven Up Direct

(L. Walker) 2 7 Gay Law (Gould) 3 ti Jenny Lynn (Lewis) ,, 4 2 Follow Up Junior (Daniela).. 5 if .foJo Spencer (Birt) 0 l The Wilkin (Ratchford) 7 4

Times: 2.11 3-5: 2.13. ” Winning horses: Ohio Hal own ed by Sydney Sportsmen Driving Club, Sydney, N.B.; JoJo Spencer gzwged by- v. Acker, St. Stephen

ANDOVER, Eng.-(GP)-Passing the church in this Hampshire parish a man reported one of the pinnacles on the I20-foot tower was rocking during bell-ringing practice. Council ordered bell- ringing suspended until an invest- igation fs made.

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EXETER. England -- (OP)- A political organiser. a solicitor and a student formed A company here to help people who forget birthday wedding anniversaries, For a small sum and a list of dates, they provide eight remind- ers in advance

' eration for appendicitis.

. Clark Baker, North Bedeque, and

- Church some years ago.

Charge Ed .

A charge of manslaughter against Melvin .Ra.msay of Campbellton was laid before Magistrate R.S Hinton, Q. C., in Summerside Tues- day morning.

The preliminary hearing was set for August 19th, and the accused was released on 35,000 ball.

This charge was laid as a result of an accident which occurred near Alberton on August 2nd,, when James O'Meara lost his life when a truck, alleged to have been driven by the accused. left the road and overturned in the ditch.

J. Harold Goodwin represented the Crown. while J. A. Gallant ap- peared for the accused. - S.

Bedeque Notes

Miss Jean Malcolm. Hallfainhss been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Maccaull, Carleton Sid- ing.

-Mrs. William Barrett, Lower Bedeque. has returped from Ever- ett, Mass. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Bees and Mr. Beers and two chil ren. They will spend two weeks with the Barrett family.

Mr. Arthur Murray has left on vacation with relatives and friends in Apohaqui. N. B., and" other places. Mr. Murray is an employee of the Ralph Csllbeck Co., Cent- ral Bedeque.

Miss Louise Callbeck, Central Bedeque, was the guest speaker in the Cavendish United Church at a special meeting under the sus- pices of the Women's Missionary Society, on Sunday evening, Aug, 3rd.

Mr. Earl Noonan, a local farmer met with a. painful accident last Friday, August lat. While,crank- ing his tractor it back-fired badly fracturing his right wrist. He will be unable to use his hand for sev- cral weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leard re- turned from Sackvllle, N.B., where they spent a few days with their son Alden, acting headmaster of Mt. Allison Academy.

Mr. and Mrs. James Norton, Motictom N. B., were recent week- end vlsitors with Mrs. Norton's brother, Mr. Vernon Craig and Mrs. Craig. They returned early in the week to their home.

Little Fern Bowness has re- turned home irom the Prince County Hospital where she was a patient for ten days after an op- She is convalescing at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sud- bury, Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting with Mr. Sudburys' sister, Mrs.

his aunt and uncle. Mr. and ltfrs. Walter Leard, Bedeque.

Rev. Dr. J. Sutherland Bonnell and Mrs. Bonnell, of New York

attended service in Bedeque Unit- ed Church on Sunday morning, August 3rd.

Rev. G. A. D. Elliott and Mrs. Elliott. New Mills. N. B., were overnight guests of Rev. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks, on Friday, August lst, enroute to their home after vaca- tioning on the Island. Mr. Elliott was pastor of Pownal United