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wuoiifiiooen all Ill lldleg league

ilarferry Service P. E. I. 0ld liome Week

Arrangements have been made by the Canadian National Railways to increase the automobile carry- ing capacity oi the carierry “PrinceiEdward Island” by the use of ilat cars on the rail deck during Old Home" Weelr- celebration, which this year will take place Auguat 1344-15-16, to take care of the increased

traffic during that period.

In addition to regular scheduled trips of carierry leaving Cape Tormentine pier 10.30 AM, 3 PM and 7.30 P.M. extra tripe will be made by the car-terry . from ‘Borden and CapeTormentine.

I Irene Mason oi Sarnia. Ont.. is i shown ioeclimz a baby deer that was rescued by her brother from iihe neighbor's dog. Irene and her brothers looked after the deer iintil it was strone: enough to trend for itself and then set it i tree.

iiiie While New Zealand ‘rabbits. 8 months old. nibble at ‘bits of clover iabove) while they ‘$1; for their portraits. Mass pro- duction oi rabbits is carried out tat left) using special pens con- structcd on skids.

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WARNER ROMANCE ARRIVES TO-DAY AT PRINCE EDWARD

“Too Young To Know," War or Bros.’ new comedy-romance wrhi h opens today at the Prince Edward Theatre, is one o1 the first Hoil - wood eiiortc to treat a delicate sug- ject-that oi kiss-and-run mar- riages —— with intelligence and hunter. Starring two of Hollywoodks most popular young stars, Joan Lcs- lie and Robert llptton, the film tells a timely story oi yo love and the almost insumiountab dii- ilculties that arise in its fulfillment.

Was Magazine Serial

Adapted for the screen from a sucecssiul Saturday Evening Post seriai by Harlan Ware, "Too Young To Know" presents Joan Ltslle as a young girl who ialls head over heels n love with Robert Hutton. equally immature. equally irresponsible. Though the youngsters are actually too young to marry. they are too muoh in love to care. Th’; film re. counts their laughter and tears as 1 they struggle to make their mar-i riage rich and lasting.

NDTFCE

The Legislative and Public Librnryrwill he cloned for re-dr-cnrnting Saturday, Aug. uat 17th until further notice

through the prose.

‘arson and son Oharlee. are vacati-

‘of Nova Sootla in Montague.

Mrs. chu-ier Maodoruilrk and daughter Mari-a._ North Lake. P. E,1,, have oompieted a icw 6W5 visit in Mont-mic B»! We?“ °i M’ and Mrs. Eilmeii- MacNeii.

Mr, Donald Adams has Accepted o. position in Summmersiie with “The Pioneer“

n,“ flurry vtckereon. Mrl. Vick-

ioning at the home o! his mother. Mrs. Charles Vickereon. Montague

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown were week-Grid lilo!!! in Montague. Mr Inltul ll Om-I pioyed with tho Department o!‘ Fisheries.

Kenneth lnitus,

Mr. and Mrs. J J. stewart have returned from a rnotur trip to Maine, U BA

Mr. and Mrs. James Sheen, Ker.- sington. were recent visitor: to Mbntaigue.

ivlirs. Walter Duke has returned to Marshiield, Mass. US A iol- lowing a visit to her iormer home in Montague. Mrs. Duke was oc-

ompanied bv her cumin-la and daeghfi‘. Mr and Mo. Ralph Whitehead.

Rev. and Mrs. A S. Adams have returned to Montague following a three weeks vacation in various parts oi Nova. Scotia.

Mir. and Mrs. W. Arnold Mm:- Laggan and daughter Joan, St John. N.B are vacationing in Montague as guests o! M: and Mrs. H0. Mnbon. Mr. MaoLaggr-in was iormerly manager or the Ban‘:

Mrs. Beatrice McGuire (nee Grant) and son, Nilontrral. are visiting the home oi her parents." Mr. and lvLrs. TV. Grant. Mont- ague.

An exciting and well-played ball game was witnessed in Cardigan .Monday evening, between tne home iteam and Montague. The same was- close and (lawless. A vi:iory ior‘ Cardigan would eliminate Montague Irom the play-oils; whereas a win ior Montague would leave the two teams in a second position tie.

The score was 8-7 for Cardigan but the game was protested by the Montague team,

Ivar-res Shephard was the um. pire.

BOX SCORE

Montague

L. Fraser

A. Lane

S. Jay

C. Boudreoult P. Fraser

H. Stewart G. Nicholson H. Power

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OPTOMETIIIBT “time end 80.2mm; Glance: _ l! . Montana. P. l. I. Office Hour! l0 a; i: a, m. 2 w is r. u.

Holiday: etc.. bv appointment Office Connected Wm; DBUGBTOBE

sec THE FAIR FROM TllE AIR $2.00 $2.50

TOURISTB l HOUR ISLAND

row» $10.00 i PAUL'S Flying Sonics

HANGAR A -- CITTOWN AIRPORT

PHONE 1800-3

(Revmembe the Air Show Ind Dance, Wednesday. Sept. l8)

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TIIIIBIIT 10.30 ti. F. ti. Y.

Ceperal Summer Indie Um! ‘

Auction Sale

Of the property of the late Dwight Masher Wed- nesdav. Aug. 2m at z °’¢1°¢|¢ (ST) at St. Peter's Harbour. Dwelling house, garage and small barn, two and a quarter acres of land. A few household articles.

H. H. COX,

PAGE EIGHT ii: _ riiiiicia rnviiiin T0-0AY w» SAT. ; -¢<>MI~@— I 'i'°"“¢"' M" at S snows DAILY AT 2.30-7.00—9.00 PRINCE EDWARD Ilclllliy " - i our WEEK __ . I

Fascinating Fall headlines start here — in our Smart Millinorl’ shill“

New creation from Canada’! IN!’ 105D‘. l“ 313°" l’. 7"

rdrobe‘ color to your wardrobe! Fall crowned brims and hosts wa -

of other; with a distinguished touch to make hat history for 1946-47.

See them soon!

Bhampionships At Exhibition

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r Angus Breed

Jug!“ champion Male and ile- ICIWE

Hamilton Watts d: Son. Wilrtshire.

Senior Championgng Rm?"

Hamilton We. ‘s on

Grand mamplon Male and lio- serve .

l. and 2. Hamilton Watts s: Son.

Junior Chompion Female and Reserve _

John Edwards, New Winshire.

5min; champion Female and Re- nerve

Hamilton Waits 6: Son.

Gum] champion Female and Re- nerve

l. Hamilton Wants: 2. John wards. New ‘Niltshire.

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Junior Champion Male and Re-

serve 1. Fulton Sanderson. N. Rival»

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‘l; 2. Miler Bendoraon, N. River.

Grand chamvhm Mlle and M-

i. H. Sanderson; 2. Millenflan-f dersorx

Junior Champion Female and Re-

IVQ Miller Sanderson. Hilton Sand»

GUARANTEED SATISFACTION SINCE 1857

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Senior Chlmplufl Female and Re- serve

1. Miller Sanderson,‘ 2. Fulton Sanderso

Grand serve

1. Miller Sanderson; 2. Sanderson.

n. Champion Female ind R4:- Fulton

RICHARD DlX BRINGS CHILI-s. THRILLS AS MANIACAL KILLER

Richard Dix is back lrith us again in the third oi his starring roles in Columbia Pictures‘ adapt- ation oi radio's iarnous mystery series. "The Whistler." In this one. "The Power oi the Whistler." currently playing at the Capitol Theatre. Bummerside. Dix is sup- ported by the glamorous Janis Carter. the eiiervescent and pert Jeii Donnell. iikeabi-e Loren Tin- dall and the stately and beautiful

Tala Birell.

It is tense with melodrama and eerie with mystery. What. strange power lures her i-ili-O U18 M1115 0i the madman? In the process oi iindiiuz out. you will whistle with surprise and shock as radio's mas- ter oi mystery brings you 10.08 to face with murder. “like a bolt of lightning ..thriillng.... chilling......you'il walk in the sha- dow of a maniac ..... ..spellbound..... by the man who loved to kill.

That man ia Richard Di!- we‘re not exaggerating one when we proclaim him one of the most menacing characters yet to appear in this series or almost any other of the whodvunits. It

is a difficult role that Dix -thie time carries oii with even more than the usual amount o! his well- lmown believable finesse. He is a maniac. yet at the same time ll an amnesia victim. That combina- tion would be enough to tax even

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the talents oi’ a Dix. But iii.- aor- irayal never once falters in tirao- ing a inite line at demarca- tion.

Drive; oui AgCHE$

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teeth. l! you live in 3.0.. you can get one oi the" to gnaw away the ehrubbery arid have your lfllid

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Auctioneer

MacDonald Bros. THEATRE

Mt. Stewart

Fri. 8.30 - Salt. 8-10 p.m.

Miracle 0f

Morgana Greek BETTY BUTTON EDDIE BRACKEN

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