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continued from page I of Halifax, N. S., were guests at the former's home at Stanley Bridge.
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week-end summer
Mrs. Eric MacKay, Summerside, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. H. T. Begg, in Halifax, N. S.
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Mrs. Fred Rutherford with her children, Nancy and Ian, of To- ronto have arrived in Summcrside
Mrs. E. T. Tanton. C 0 O
The Misses Paula Schurman and Ione Macdonald left Summcrslde yesterday on a two months' trip to the Pacific Coast.
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Miss Dorotiiy Callbeck of the teaching staff of Branksome Hall, Toronto, is spending her vacation at her home .In Summerslde.
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Mrs. J. S. DesRoches of Mont- ague is visiting In Summerside, the guest of .Mr. and Mrs. Don- , aid Lldstone.
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. Miss Mary Duffy of Providence. R. I. is the guest of Mrs. W. P. Callaghan. Summerside.
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Mrs. C. Roy Ahearn. Summer- slde, entertained on Wednesday, June 25, for her son, Roger, when twelve of his young friends were present on the occasion of his sixth birthday. Games were play- ed after which the candlelighted birthday cake and ice cream were the centre of attraction
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Mrs. W. P. Callaghan. Summer- side, has as her guest this week, her son, Mr. R. James Wood. engineer with the Minneapolis Honey-Well Co.. Montreal.
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The ten hostesses at the Golf and Country Club on Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. J. Garth Toombs, Miss Jean Nicholson, Mrs. Ensor Bowness, Mrs. Lena Mac- Ewen, Mrs. Norman MacLcod and Mrs. R. Hutcheson.
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Congratulations and best wishes were tendered to Mrs. A. P. Wells of Summerside, familiarly called ”The Confederation Lady". 0" Tuesday. July 1. when she ob- served her eighty-fifth birthday.
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Miss Peggy Preston. who grad- uated from Nethcrwooii. Rothesay.
on a visit to her parents. Dr. and.
Midgeli and Vicinity service was held in Marie United
Church on Sunday morning, June 22nd.
Mr. William Sanderson of Church Road unfortunately had one of his choice cows take sick last week. He had the vet sum- moned and the s.nim'al is now very much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar James of Toronto, Ontario, are spending a week's vacation on Church Road with relatives and former friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Maclntyre and family of Lorne Valley were visitors in Church Road recently, guests of Mrs MItoIntyre's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer James.
A double shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.-William Sanderson in honor of Misses Edith and Shirley Sanderson who are both to be married in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald and family of Lorne valley were visitors in Marie recently, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Dlngwell. They also visited with Mrs. Macnonaldis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer James of Midgell.
....'A shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rusself Webster on Thursday evening. June 19th. for Mrs. Kenneth Ding- weli, the former Miss Isobel Comp- ton of Bangor, who was recently married in Marie United Church. Mr. and Nlrs. Dingweil plan to re- side in Toronto where they are employed.
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has been on the staff of the Mont-
real General Hospital, returned to
Summcrside to spend her vacutiou. o e .
Mrs. R. L. Willei, Summerside, was hostess at bridge on Monday evening.
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Mrs. W. H. Whitten of Halifax. N. S., was the weck-end guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Firth Bowncss, Sum- mersidc.
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Mrs. Arnold MacLean and daugh- ter, Sandra, of Halifax. N. S.. are visiting in Summerslde. guests of Dr. and Mrs. Austin Delaney.
N. B., returned last Saturday to
spend her vacation at her home:
in Summerside. . .
O . Mrs. H. R. Crockett entertain- ed at bridge at her home .in Sum- mcrside on Monday evening. 0 o 0
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Johnston returned on Tuesday to their home in Summerside after spending two weeks in Halifax, N.S., with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Johnston.
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Mrs. H. 8. Drew of Winnipeg. Manitoba (the former Ruth Mac- Kay) is visiting relatives in thd Province. While in Summerside she is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edwin Donald.
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their first grandson on July 3 to
FIL and Mrs. Norman Smith (nee
' Janet Baker). Greenwood, N.S. E. R. ' ' ? Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Lockhart left MECNPIII Summerslde on Wednesday to
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Peters Road and Vicinity
. . 'Mrs. William McLean and Mrs. Mary 'Dui:e, Montague, spent a recent week-end at Alliston, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell.
Miss Anne I-Iicken, Alllston, spent a recent week-end at Mur- ray Harbour. guest of Miss Gall Lehacheur.
Mrs. Johnny Campbell and daughters, Jean and Dotty, Anis- ton, spent a few days recently at Bellcvieu at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McPhee.
Mir. and Mrs. Arnold Malone and son Paul, Charlottetown, were re- cent visitors to Alliston, guests of M-r. and Mrs. Bert Hickcn.
Mrs. Lila. Acorn, Charlottetown, was a visitor to Alliston recently, guest of Mrs. L. J. Acorn.
Mrs. Nell Vanlderstlne. Peters Road, was a visitor to Montague recently, guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glad- stone Higginbotham.
The people of Peters Road and vicinity are extending sincere sym- pathy to Mrs. Elmer Mcswain, Peters Road, on the death of her father, Mr. John A. Mcswain, Roseneath.
Mr. Lester Mcswaln, employee of F-alconwood Hospital. spent a day recently at his home at Peters Road.
Mrs. Benj. sencabaugh. Murray River. was a recent visitor to Pet- ci-'s Road, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis McPherson.
The many friends of Mr. Pierce Butler. Peter's Road, are sorry to learn he had his hand hurt in the sealing machine at the lobster fac- tory and wish him a. speedy recov- ery.
Mir. Tom Fraser, Murray Har- bor, had the misfortune of roilinl: his car over at the intersection of Peters Road and the Commercial Road recently. Fortunately no one was injured but the car was badly damaged.
. . . Ellen's Diary Continued from page a
plied. Ha brightened, surpri ed. "Then Jamieill be home!"
And better still for Jamie and other pupils Island-over. now is Holiday-time. And as they bade class-rooms "Good-bye" and mm. ed then towards its delights, in young hearts did they not say something like this?
"Good-bye. little desk at school, good-bye.
We're off to the fields and the open sky.
The bells of the Jwrooks and the woodland bells
Are ringing us out and dells,
To meadow-ways fair, and to bill-
to the Vales
tops cool, Good-bye, little desk at school.
Good-bye, little
good-bye, other brave
tasks to try;
But we shall come back in the
fail. you know, And as gay to come as we
desk at school
We've lessons and
are to
. 80. . - with ever I. laugh and never a sigh- Good-bye, little desk, good-byei"' Until Monday - - - Diary - - - Good-night . . . .
N ing.,,
Mr. Guy Reid. Peter's Road, who lost his general store by fire some
time ago has purchased the build-' ing known as the Aiiiston Hall from Mr. Raymond Campbell. Ai- ilston, and is busy getting it ready to haul to Peter's Road to start up business again. The people of Peter's Road and vicinity are wishing him luck in his undertak-
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KILWIUIR. SEWING CLUB
On Tuesday, June 10th. the Kil- muir Girls sewing Club held achievement day which concluded the second year that this club has been organized, under the spon- sorship of the Kilmuir W. I.
The girls met at the home of Mrs. M. N. Mar.-Gowan to receive their prizes and the womcns in- stltutc supervisor. Miss Mary Rovin. judged the girls work and presented the prizes.
Following is the prize list:
Senior group-Jessie Maccoivan. Sybel Mill-av: and Evelyn MacPher- son: intcrniedlatc group - Dot Stewart and Isobel Nicholson; jun- ior group - Marie MacDonald, Laurie MacDonald, Margaret Fin- layson and Mary Farquharson.
Serving sets were given as prizes to Evelyn MRCPIIEYSOD. Jessie Mac-
iGownn and Margaret Finiayson for
AGENTS '11-IROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE :-
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H ACROSS 2. Writing 12. Straw E9 1. Contend for fluid beehive . Q mm; 4. Unhappy 3. Man's it. Require ll BEE: 7. To care nickname 16. Remain B 8. Malt 4. Seasons 19. Surgical 5' 55 beverages 6. Below knives WEE 10. Armored (naut.) 20. Learning gag”, Hung car 6. Places 22. Not HE IEHBEEI 11.lnclines money covered man mama 1.'l.Miscellany lnubnnk 23- Saucy nan imam 14. cmun or 1. Minister's 24. books I ' ' "mo hon" nkance ieeterday s Answer gum". 0. Part of 25. Undulatinl 32. Long. narrow 15, P": of the blood 26. Beetle fence piece "to by 10. Thin 27. Twinkle 33. String 15, obj"-V" tin plate 29. Crazy 35. Longing 11, cu-rg ii. Plant ovulo tcolloq.) 37. A pronoun nickname 18. Settled in s neat 20. Flabby 21. Bounder 22. Larvp of the botdy 23. Frolic 25. Capitol I Pol.) 28. Lsmprey 29. Peel 30. Music note 31. Admonish 33. Tin receptacle 34. Formal agreement between two nations 3:). City (Ps.) 36. Cut. :7. Goddess of heaven (Gin) 38. Cunning 89. Finish . D0 . 1. Ancient musical instrument (Hindu) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Hero's how to work It: , A X Y D L B A A X n IILONDFELLOW one letter simply stands for mother. In this example A is used for the three Us. X for the two 0's. etc. single letters. spoo- trophiea. the length and formation of the words are all hints. ' Each day the code letters are different. , A Cryptogram Quotation jur.-nsunurmx uooxz LZQ2 NY Azq IYJV JMBIIYLMOYMHGMOZX NAEN ' I-IOQNJZ YMVK Git YJQ YLM-UYUZ. Yesterday's Cryptoquotex As RICH AND PURPOSELESS As IS TH!) ROSE. THY SIMPLE DOOM IS TO BE BlJAUTlFjUi.a- , PI-IILLIPI. " ' C I i
I1-'AGE NINE
Murray Harbor, and Vicinity
Woburn. Mass. were the rec: guests of Mrs. David Millar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan young son Randy were visitors Charlottetown on Sunday. Ju
22nd, where they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Clow.
.. .'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reid and two children, Norman and Barry. were visitors to Charlottetown on Sunday, June 22nd, guests of Mr.
Harry Nelson.
Reid and
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BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND GAUDY MOTHERS
Bo accustomed are we to bright
and Mrs. Arthur Ramsey. They coloured males and dull females in were accompanied by Miss Mar- Eirdland that we are surprised to garet Steele. learn of exceptions to this rule. - The next time it slaty-blue Belted
Mrs. Charles 'MacLaren and xgngnmer goes ygttling put you,
daughter. Mary Jane, of North
Abington, Mass, have arrived
Peters Road where they will spend
LITE EUI"I'iEIi ITIOHLIIS WIIJI IVIFS. N18
Laren's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
field Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser and
gmnddaughter Linda were weekend guests of Mrs.
I'ECC
small son of Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. Carl Cooper has returned to her home in Boston, Mass. after visiting 'her William
spending some time parents, Mr. and McKay.
Mrs.
Mrs. James Riggs and daughter
Audrey, of Cambirldge. Mass., a spending the summer months
Peters Road. where they are the guests of Mrs. Rigger parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
Mrs. Chester McLure was hostess
to the members of the Ladies A
Society on Tuesday evening, June 17th. Following the business meet- ing a social hour was spent, after which a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Harry Reid and Mrs. George Clow.
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by the hostess assisted
Wesiville Man Killed In Crash
TRURO, N. S..
Thom.
Police said a blow-out sent thcI vehicle out of control. Four occup-
ants escaped uninjured. Muirhead is
nesday.
food club books prepared during their last year's club work. These books were used as guides to other
food clubs this year.
A special class for the Sewing Club was attended by two smaller members, who were taught knitt-
ing. Special prizes wcre award
these girls who were Evelyn Mac-
Pherson and Peggy Johnston.
lrving Miller. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser. Jr., and
July4-(CP)-Al- lister Muirhead. 35, of Westvlllc. died in hospital here Wednesday, four hours after the car he was driving left the highway at nearby Mount
survived by his mother, two brothers and four sis- ters. An inquest will be held Wed-
note whether or not it wears chest- nut on its sides and across its un- dcrparts just a little below the grey-blue band. This extra colour belongs to the female. Why? We can only guess. Nature devised the plan of sombre looking mother birds because they are the parents that care for the nestlings, and en- cmles must not be attracted by I gay appearance. But the home of a Kingfisher is at the end of a tun- nel made in the face of an exposed earth bank. What colour is earth generally? Reddish brown. some- what the colour of Mrs. Kingfish- er's extra markings. So perhaps we understand why she is a gaudy mother.
For a very different reason, the three species of Phalarope - Red, Northern. and Wilson's -- have this peculiar, reversed colouring of the sexes. All father Phaiaropes do the household chores, as buildliig the nest and incubating. Conse- quently they are smaller than their wives, and more demurely dressed, so as to he inconspicuous. The fe- male Red Phaiarope in her spring costume is particularly gaudy look- ing: her red is more vivid than her husband's. her white face patch larger and with a more defined outline than his. Mrs. Northern Phalaropeis bib is red, his is fawn colour, flecked with white, grey, or brown. The female of the third spe- cies is richly and uniquely marked. with large black and red stripes on neck and sides. where he simply has a pale chestnut wash.
Contrary to the habit of most birds, these females arrive first at the breeding grounds. There they await the coming of the males when they act boldly, carry on with what is known as "display flights", and give special calls to aotract a mate. However. they real- ly aid their partners somewhat in caring for their downy young until they are able to get to a nearby pond. After the surr:-ier moult. the two sexes cannot be told apart - both are plainly garbed.
Another unexpected difference in the looks of the sexes is among the Hawks, bLIlI'. this is just in their size. The females of most of the species are from own to four inches longer than the males. We wonder,why this should be. but Mother Nature must have some KOD(I reason.
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Tuesday. July 8-Cardigan .................. .. 10:00 A.M. - Alliston . ; PM, Gaspereau ; RM, Thursday, July 10-Murray River . ' AM, . Murray Harbour . 1:30 PM. Friday. July 11-Georgetown ...... .. 10:00 A,-M, Montague 1:30 P.M. , New Perth 2:30 P.M. EAST KING'S Tuesday, July 8-Elmira .... .. 'A,M, Red Point A.M. Priest Pond RM, Rollo Bay East P.M. Wednesday, July 9-Little Pond ..... ,. A.M. J Fortune Bridge A.M. St. Charles PM, New Zealand P.M. Thursday. Julv 10-Cable Head East P.M. Upton ...................... .. 11:15 A.M. St. Peter's South 1:30 P.M. QUEENS '1 Tuesday, J uiy 8-Winsloe Station ..... 9:15 A.M. Kingston .......... .. 9:30 A.M. Central Royalty . 10:00 A.M. Crapaud . 10:30 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 1:30 P.M. Stella Maris 2:30 P.M. Wednesday, July 9-Bonshaw 9:30 A.M. Thursday, July 10-Hunter River 9:30 A.M. Eldon .......... .. . 9:45 A.M. Bradaibane Village .. 10:30 A.M. Belle River .... .. .. 11:00 A.M. Vernon Bridge : P.M. Stanley Bridge : P. M, Uigg .............. .. 2:15 P.M. PRINCE . Tuesday, July 8-Foxiey River - A.M. Freeland ..... .. 10:30 A.M. Borden .. 1:30 P.M. Kinkora .. : P.M. Thursday, July 10-Tyne Valley .. .......... .. 2:00 P.M.
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