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use urge? THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

aor.1s7'Fs':-iiionraovn: uuoid r. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart.

AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Levers. The Guardlan may be bought at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Souris: ....'LEG'-I32-d BINGO and tonight at Montague Rink. Doors open 7:30.

The Snack Bar.

t.g...;; .. tsnis US for Sunbeam, Schick Curling and Philips electric shavers - Sheaffer, Parker and Waterman WVM 3pcns-liodnk and fine Gern an JBEACH POINT Gospel Cliapcl. unnivras Bulova and Lorie Vigi- sc;-vices for Sunday. October 4th: rlics. -Slot) at V R. p"l'l9T. '1h9 Sunday school M 1030' vim-5mpj.leia'cllei' anti Photo healer. Mon- lleao. Evangelistic service at 1:30. 'ta:ur. Special singing. Louis Harr'.s .

. ftVF. ARE proud to I be Tip Top di-alt-r in this area. wait! in givc our custoniers vr-igx lie-I and we know that Top is the host. As soon as can. crime in and look over llall samples. you'll know It A. F. Campbell. Montague.

the We the Tip you our too.

HTS LA' .1! than you think! 1'-m niir la,i'-niva pl:iii to sine up for that special (lhristiiias gift and shop the easy way. V. R. Pcpler. The, Jeivelle , MontaSUP-

Personals ; -- .E.M. ..'SFH'lNG CLASS- The Brud-

'Mtss Margaret Jtthnstflll. Pol-miiell Sciiin: Class held its meet- or: Road. has accepted a D()slIlOl1 mg: on Thiirstlay evening in the

on the staff of the Bank of N0l'ElIBl'll(IFllFll SCIlI'b.'il. The meeting was Maylea

Scotia. Montague. ll)f'9SldP(I over by Mrs. -..-H ixfanning. The local leader, Mrs. 'Mr. Stewart Surrey and Mr.lIvan MacDonald was present. lackie Laiiigan. Montague. left this Thcre iveie seven girls present

week for Hamilton. Ontario, on an ..Vfrs. Maiiiiiiir; gave the class a re- Fximd.-d visit, lviciv of the first and second year VE... 'ii'oik. and assisted the club to a

tMr. and Mrs C A Sliaiv aiidguood start. The class appointed taming Montague. Wt ,vesterdaylAlice '.if:icl')niiald as for Advocate. NS, where they will Margaret. Jean M:icD.:nald as vice- nnd Beverley Beck as

be the week-eiid guests of Mlt5.:lll'"5lrl9ll7 Sliaii : brntlicr-iii-lait' and sistcr. scrrcl:1l'.V- Mr. and Mrs John Deivis. r-- " l '94TH BIRTHDAY - During -MM Muriel Johngtnng 1eit.Wednesday afternoon and evening. vestcrday by plane for New York a large number of friends and 'c.i-v after visiting her mother. Nli-:.ineii:hb0llTS Fhllfd 0" MY-V Ema iv A .Ioiin.:t..me. and hi'ntIlei' Canipbcll at the home of her Harry G. Johnslone, Montague. daughter. Mrs. Wiiinifrcil Bell,

Montague. to extend to her felicita- tinns on the occasion of her 94th birthday The dining room table was centred with a hcautifullv de- coralml liii'thdny cnkc which was pitt. Before returning home Mrs served iiitli ice crctini to her Biiliiilt will visit relatives and guests. llcr many fricnris are happy fr-.cii:i.: in Boston and Saint Jolin.,tn see Mrs. Canipbcll so well and

Mrs Edtvard Bulpitt. Roseneath. left i'rst,rrd:iy morning for New Homiishirta to visit her son and fanii'.,i. xiv. and Mrs. George Bul-

rwo SPECIAL HITS oii MONIlAY'S PROGRAM

PRINCE EDWARD

ON THE STAGE

- AT 9:15 --

Personnl Appearance of

'MlSS CANADA- I953"

Miss Kathleen Archihalil of Kelowna. B. C.

(lanatla's representative In recent "Miss Ameri- ca" contest.

V I III gs mciai amaction

13 itiiss uiiivitist

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Twenty Dazzling Minutes with '

tjTHE WORLD'S MOST r ' BEAUTIFUL GIRLS:

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he knew that therel

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another man!

UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL pemm,

LORETTA YOUNG JEFF CHANDLER

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CO-TMIIING

ALEXNICOL-FRANCES DEE

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SHOWS 2:30” 6:50 - 9:00

fiixnun. ciiaurioivsnir mom mus AMAICIANO in. LASMIZA

presidciit ,1

..'The regular meeting of the Kingls County Fish and Game As- sociation was held in the United Church hall. Souris. last. evening

wi”i. the president, Mr. Keith MhthESOn. presiding. The regular routine business was completed,

after which several questions were discussed.

The president spoke briefly re- specting the opening shooting sea- son, and urged all to respect the law prohibiting shooting game birds prior to the opening diay.and the opening hour. He asked the members of the King's County Fish and Game Association. who are game wardens, to report any viola- tion ii”. ch came to their attention. and the Association would prosc- cute the case.

Dr. Ediiard Kassner, Souris. guest. speaker. delivered I timely and instructive address on first aid for gun shooting accident! which might occur.

A discussion on teaching iouiig boys the principles of safe gun handling ensued. and it was thought that a program should be

active, taking a keen interest in .ii'orld iviile affairs, but especially in the happenings of her oivii coniniuiiity, iihcre she has resided for so many years. Her son-in-law

Whitehead. Harrpton, N.B., guests of Mrs Campbell on happy occasion.

were this

i Georgetown And

I Vicinity

: Miss Janie Batchilder left Sept- ir-inbcr 93th. on a visit to the Shrine lat St. Anne DeBenupre in Que- bec.

Miss Helen Gntell of Charlotte- town. was a week-end guest of relatives in Georgetown.

Mr. were town.

and Mrs Irving Sampson recent visitors to Charlotte-

On Sept. 28. Mrs. J. W .Lai'crs. Miss Corinne. Layers. Miss 'Bi-amce skinner and Mr. Howard Walker motored to Montague.

M11 Douglas Rutherford was it recent visitor In Charlottetown. where she visited Mr. Rutherford. who ia a member of the Royal C-"lhdlm NF-V.V. recently returned from Korea and who is presently stationed at Halifax. N. S.

, MD

.Mr. Roy D. Campbell who is the director of ”Youth for Christ" and Light of Life Hour." broadcast at Moncton. N. B.. was the speaker to a large Congregation at the Georgetown Baptist Chul'Ch on Sept. 28.

. 'Mrs Mary Ann Johnson. one 0' Georgetown: Krand old ladies. returned to her home recently from a week's visit in Borden, where She Was the west of her soii-ln- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs William White. Mrs Johnson is in her 97th year and is still active :31:-Ind her home and in her gar.

Mrs. Russell MacLean. who since

TI-IE GUAR DI AN.

Kings County Fish. Game Meeting Held At Souris

inaugurated to teach them how to handle a gun with safety for themsclves and otheroi

It was moved and seconded that the bounty on foxes be raised to 33.00, and that on raccoon to 82.00, in an effort. to induce gunners to reduce the numbers of these ani- mals.

"zislderable discussion took place regarding the qualities of the pheasant, and its influence on the llllll population. An open season on cocks and liens was proposed, but did not receive the full sup- port of the meeting inasmuch as other factors in greater measure determined the number of hum in a particular season.

A vote of 350.00 towards provid- ing feed for ducks and geese .at. Harvey Moore's sanctuary on the Commercial Road received unani- mous approval.

Several other matters were brief- ,li' discussed, after which it vote of lllllllllts was extended Dr. Kassner lint" his timely address to the meet- mg.

l The meeting then adjourned.

home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jen- -kins. left by car on return to her llionte in New Glasgow N. S.. on isunday. September 27. Mrs. Mac- iLean was accompanied by her son,

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. StephcnlMl'- John Mnclaean and her son-

in-lniv and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Harrlesianditheir daughters, Joan and Dorothy, who motored i-.vci- from New Glasgow on Sunday and returned on the same day.

A considerable amount of new concrete sidewalk is being laid on various streets in the Town. Al- rr-zidv completed is a stretch fmm the Town Hall corner. south along the East side of Kent street and west from Keeping Bros. corner. Work has now started leadlngl from the Town Hall corner east to the Church of England. Mr. John L. MacDonald. a man with much experience in concrete work, is the foreman.

The painting of the exterior of Holy Trinity Anglican Church was NCCHUY completed and this impos- ing old structure now presents a fine appearance. The exterior was done in white with black trim- mings. at present the interior walls and arched ceiling are being painted. when this is completed the building programme started several years ago ivill be practical- ly completed. During that time the large roof was covered with black asphalt shingles, the tower was re- topped. new flues. built and the church painted inside and outside. Mr. Joseph Johnson has been the foreman in charge of works.

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Motor EL-ilolllslon

, Continued from page. 3

i ....,..V .v ,,.. . L .,M,A lbrnkes of the car were applied the iieft. side of the car was just inside the centre-line of the street. He was riding in the front seat in company with his father. who was driving. and his brother.

He said the right wheels of the Dolierty car were right on the the centre line. At the time of coil- ision he heard a scraping noise an if one fender on top -of the another, He thought there was no difficulty in making the right turn off Wey-

Ely 31. has been a guest at the

mouth street to Grafton Without

Also selected

SAIIIIY"5 DRIVE IN THEATRE

SHOWING SUNDAY, ocrc. 4-9 P. M.

M - G - M's CODE TWO

Starring: Ralph Meeker. Elaine Stewart. rest, her-nan Gynn, Robert Horton and James Craig.

Proceeds In aid of Kiwanis Wading Pool

Sally For- M-G-M Shorts

CAPITOL

tliiiiltiiiv PIERANGEII

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the

SHOWS AT 3:30 - 7:00 - 9:00

”I'm no angel .'

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LAST SHOWING SATURDAY SEE THE nowmzv nova smca ciln RACINGI. ' IN I : . "JALOPY" .

Starring THE nowmw nova

seam. .. SHORTS -. COMEDY

'-MATINEE 1:30 - 3:30;

rzvizninctmoo . 9:00

gcnAizLo'i'rt::rowixi Jackman-llickerson Wedding

..'A wedding of interest to their many friends and relatives in the

formerly of Valleyfleld, P. E.I., be-

dleton, P. E. I.

token roses.

Mr. Cleirieth Nickcrsoii. of the bride, acted as best. man. Later in the Afternoon bridal party motored to the home of the bride's mother where sup- per waa served and late: in the evening the bride and groom left by car for a honeymoon trip to Niagara. Falls and Westiield. N. Y. On their return they will reside at 34 37th Street, Long Branch. On-

tario.

swing wide to the left.

City Police Sergeant A. J. Dow- ling testified that he was in charge. at the local Polce Station the Sun- day afternoon of the accident and he went to the scene. He did not measure the various distances but. 'stepped off' four paces. three yards he said, from the white lines marking the pedestrian crossing area to the front of plain- tlff'a car.

The same car, he stated. was about one. foot from the gutter The Shepherd car was facing east on Grafton with the rear near the Dotherty car and on a slight angle. He said the cars were not touching.

when questioned by Mr. Foster he said he would not swear to the exact position of the Shepherd car. but the rear was about in the cen- tre of the street. He stated he saw no brake marks on the street, not any glass or clay. The damage to the Dotherty car that he. saw was ion the side not on the front.

Mr. Earl Shepherd. another son of the defendent, said the car in which they were driving belonged to his brother, Ralph Shepherd. who is now in Quebec. Witness was riding in the front seat and noticed they had a green light as they made the turn off Weymouth street to Grafton going east. on their way to New Perth. He told the Court that "Mr. Dotherty ran into 'us” and that the other car was about three feet over the centre line when his car turned.

Cross Examination

Under cross examination he said he would not estimate the speed of the Doherty car, but it appeared to be coming fast. After the ac- cidgnt therq seemed to him to be about three feet. between the rear ends of the care when they came to

age to the car ln- which he was riding.

Mrs. shepherd. wife of the dc,- fenrluiit, said she was riding in the back seat; of the car with twn yollll': children. She corroborated prc- vious testimony as to details prio; to the collision. She stated that

ton and Weymouth streets her husband pulled out from the curb to make the turn east. The traffic light was green: t

She first saw the Doherty car past the Vocational School and when their car straightened away they were near the centre of the street. she would not say they were over the centre line. The oth- er car was coming pretty fast. she said. near the centre of the street and the two cars crashed. The im- pact. knocked one of the children off the rear seat and she bent down to pick him up.

The witness said she got. out of the our and walked over to the other machine which she then re- cognized as a taxi. She said Mr. Doherty did not get out of h-: cer until the Police arrived. Questioned by Mr. Foster the said she saw her husband turn the wheel to the right, as did Mr. Doherty. as both tried to avoid I. collision. After they collided she saw the plaintiff straighten out his car. It was right. to the whlte line. she said.

She also told Mr. Foster that the following day she had tele- phoned 'plalntlff It the request of her husband who is deaf and does not hear well on the telephone. The purpose was to see what the parties to the accident would do.

Maritime: took place at 3 King George: Drive, Toronto, at. 1:30 on Friday. September 4th, when Lu-

ciime the bride of Charles Harri- son. only son of Mr. Abe Jackman and the late Mrs. Jackman. Mid-

The bride, wearing a powder blue suit. pink hat. navy accessories and n corsage of red roses. was attended by Miss Doris Jackman, sister of the groom as bridesmaid. wearing a. blue suit. white hat. black accessories and a coraage :of brother

the

"50"" fine open fall to organize the pupils

rest. Re briefly described the dam?

aa they came to the corner of Gra!- I

Savage Harbour and, Vicinity .

.3Upwards of '15 guests attend- ed the wedcllngtreception held at the home of Mr. Donald J. Mec- Donald. St. Andrews, on Monday September 21. in honor of Mr. and

ill Eat ll . d in f Mr . Eloward Txligkeragrlls shed the latae Mm Hhmld Mhcmmald Whit 011 M... Nickemon O, oakvulm om” that day returned to the Island

from their wedding trip. Mr. and M.rs. MacDonald. the former Reta Hughes of Peake's station. had been married in Montreal sept- ember 12. and visited several Can- adian and American cities before returning home. A delicious buffet luncheon was served to the large group of well-wishing friends and neighbour: after which several pleasant hours of singing and dancing was enjoyed by all. Later in the week a. shower was tender- ed Mr. and Mrs. MtDonald at the home of Mr. Wilfred MacDon- ald. St. Andrews where another large crowd of well-wishera gather- ed to ionor this popular young couple. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald will take up residence in their spacious new home at Mount Ste- wart where the gmom is a valued member of the staff of Mullen's Motors. This community joins in wishing Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald every good wish as they Journey down Lne pathiiay.

savage Harbour school. winch was somewhat late in opening this year is now functioning agnoothlv with some 22 pupils in attendance Advantage is being taken of the

in competitive games with horse- shoes getting the nod as the most popular pasttime. The senior boys now feel that they are about ready to take on all comers in the district in this old but still pop- ular test. of science and skill.

Art Ma.c.Millan of St. An- drews. was a visitor to Savage Harbour on Sunday and while ht-re took the opportunity of look- ing over the fine now breakwater 'being constructed at the Harbour.

Ml".

Once again death struck sud- denly and without warning in this area and claimed as its victim Donald C. MacDonald, popular sportsman and real gerftleman. This is the third call from among the promising young men of this district within the past few months. No community can stand such losses without feeling a gen- eral dimumlon in its ordtitiary way of life. The loss suffered by this district in the deaths of Clarence Maclntyre. Ralph Dunn and Donald C. MacDonald is in- deed a keen one and one that shall be felt for a long while. sincerest. sympathy is extended to all the members of the bereaved families.

Miss Marie Bowness represent- ing the Junior Red Cross was & vis- itor to Savage Harbour School on Thursday. Miss Bowness' visit was in the interests of exchanging portfolios with foreign muntries and on this subject she gave an interesting talk to the pupils. Mir: Boivness will return at a later date. after the pupils have had time to consider the idea, to learn if they wish to take up such a project.

" Vcrztoii Anderson of West St. Peters, had the misfortune to .. ;..c 1: ialueblc milk cows recently. the time of writing three cows were already dead sev- eral others of the herd danger-. ously ill. It appears a nearby field of potatoes had been spray- ed to kill the tops and the cat- tle strayed into the field and ate some of the still green foliage and were poisloned.

Mr. Daniel MacDonald. the popular and energetic manager of the Co-op store at Tracadie was a visitor to Savage Harbour nn Sunday where he was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cy. Morrison.

some folk never seem to feel the weight of passing year: and if Ill" are to judge by their daily action: than high in this cate- .t.u... .ippcur tlichame of Mr. Rudolph Macnlachern of Canavoy. This fine genial old gentleman

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she stated but denied that she suggested to plaintiff that each fix his own car. ,

Mr. Shepherd was the final wit- ucss and by agreement between counsel and the Bench it was de- cided to adjourn the case for argument by counsel to October 9. The arguments will be heard In Judge Trainor'a Chambers at 10:00 o'clock that morning.

...

Iitlln-H Mclnn on arrival at an. tlmtlcn is hell the am, of SL110 MILOL. On tho 0 gr h.nd A

Brand New Bags Forlslanil Potatoes &.:...;.m?m.m .1.” ,,i,e:.,..; ,3:

The following statement has beerilvnlred bun, eaten such a bid released for publication by Mr. a.,impreuion oz: immediate reg G. Peppln, technical adviser to the jiection may well reault,

P.E.I. Potato Marketing Bound; "This practise of shipping um.

"Once again the potato mas is dirty hm should be ltoppgg mm: up against the used or dirty bu-at the commencement of the chi - situation. Many farmers obmniplng aeasoni All shipper; iomp "W 558-5 In the full. use them for and tfuckere an-e.bei,,3 'noun"5 harvesting over and over again that all lots containing um; mm '-mm they are thoroulzhly lmpreg. will be rejected. Growers gs nated 'wit.h dirt, and than mm; therefore warned I0cOM1nl1y He that they be accepted for lhlpment "Nine time: out of ten. ii... HHMW but Dwknse sells the goods. A good

30'-ll Med and tablestock inqproduct calls for a good pickagp spectlon reguletlom require new'Eye appeal and that means tn," bags for all shipments. -package, sells more goods in con-

"Every dealer know. may . nmlaumera than ever before."

l"LY1NGDALlS. . despite the feet that he is as -Dr. and Mrs. 'l.'LIOl'ULnIUlI.':gUkIIflCIn)f years old still actively Participates Burlington, Ont... were eats was in the activities of the farm. on Mary Staveley was married li n Saturday last he was busily engagl to Frank Molyneux. The Caiinvli? Ed "1 5-55l5lln8 in gathering the innit were foster-perents of th- arvest Not only did he do hlnibride during her four you; i.. 5113-1'6 01' 10-dine in the field but Canada as a. wartime evacuee. I on arrival at the barn towed the l loads with n zut and speed that would put many a younger man to shame. Congratulations are in order for this fine old gentle- man who never appears to grow old and his many friends Join in in ft l i W5 Sincere hope that he may be EiILlnnI,:uEghut:tt:)yof1aT'IilLgIlIaltIitoEtp?lf spared for many harvests to come. formances coincided with the Ed- -CH. iinburgh Festival.