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‘IUNEFILM BRINGS XOUTHPUL. MOVIE ENTLRIAINERS _‘"“_ I

"Easy To Leo; At." a sang- . _d romantic (ll-‘JYLA witn uiornt Jean in inc leading role. cttnes todav to the Captol ‘Ineatre. Gloria appzars as the struggling tiri. student. who eventually lines tuxess and YCHIHHCC New Yo ‘ clrclcs.

Kirby Gr nt, Exit: Biorc, J. Edward Brom- berg, George Doienz LfiW.

Music plays ciii important. role in the swift moving story. a high- light. oi which is iii: novelty len- crion cf "Is You Is. 0:‘ Is You Ant,’ popular son,‘ hit. presented by the famous Delta Rhythm Boys.

Eight special tunes are included in the limb-music score. Hemy Blinkfort authored the original ureenplay and served as associate producer. Ford Beebe directed.

STARRET-‘ITS cuss BLAZE AGAIN

Outlaws take lend poison when Charles Stnrrctt wears u bandits n: k to light. for 11w and orclo.! 1n Starietzls latest Western tor Columbia Pictures, Sage Brush Hcrccs ivlzich opens today at thc Empire Theatre. lie portrays a spec- ini investigator assigned bv a large ranchers’ asscciaticn t» break up i1. powerful gang of rustlers. This hc accomplishes in sh t time with his ciistoinar. yo-fL efficiency and irlnzing 4a

Wlilicr Dub 'I‘.i_\'l0i' in his pop- ular characterization of “(Janitori- sists Starrctt. Betty Jane (iixihrizii. r1: xrdsl who won 11 movie contract is a result of he: '1 ark in Columbia's “Cover Girl.“

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Oowboys cnlivens ih:

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llllfCfififillngs old West.

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VILLAGE GREEN PERSONALS

The illness of Mr. Chester Dai- ton, Fort Augustus, is very much regretted by his friends. i

Mr. Michael Shea, was a recent visitor Green.

Mr. and Mrs. Dalburn Munn vis- ited here recently the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dari Mitchell and family.

Glenfinnan. to Village

Mrs. Hugh Tvchsfh and win. some little daughter Effie, were recent visitors here the guests of liliyrs. Joseph Weatherble and fam-

The friends of Mrs. Acorn fcring arm.

Everett regret to learn she 15 my. from a bad dc-g brie on her

The friends of_ ‘VI _ 5:9 1 MacNcill are pleased‘ lo scc in the village once again renew- ing many old acquaintances.

Mr. Roy Weaiherbie. U. s, A“ was a recentn sitor here. an

Athol Biiell :1 D. have entered college, "my Acorn

The maiiv- friends n! My; Henry Boswall are pleased to r“ her out again otter her recent ill- ness.

Miss Nora i 1 _ turned home aftezrmanloleasreiarft thiop to Emerald Jct. and Eszmont Bay.

l/Qfs litorv Doyle. Mermaid. was a r..ent iist-ior here. the angst o! Mr. and Mrs. Wllllfltll Doyle.

fireater Engine Power

_DETROIT-A sciisatinnil new aircraft engine. rated M 290 hm...“ POWER‘. has been developed by the gtacsearch Division of the General

"m" Corporation, it has been gnngiunced by C, E. \Vils0n PresL

en . '

DPslgned forinstallrittnn in file air cruisers of the future new nnginc is mi outgrowth of studies started night years ago- and subsequent war contracts-in connection with the development of military robot planes.

The engine has undergone ex- $5951" fllillli testing for six years and is considered an important contribution to aircraft develop- mcnt,

The new Pfltline is l\ radial type hnvinz four cylinders and operates on the two-cycle principle. its unique feature is that. n super. Chflrtllrig blower is used to increase performance and power reserve for take off and

pi'iv- . the

51971011811 the piston displacement l?» Oflly 250 cubic inches-the size of an automobile engine-it devel 011s normally 200 horsepower with

dry is only 275 pounds. It is prob- ably the only small engine havin liquid cooling and may be install: for the same weight as an ali-

cooled engine. It is only 35 inches in diameter. consumption is extremely a quart of oil sewing for six hours running. Fuel consumption ls comparable to engines of simi- lar power, about 113 gallons an hour using 91 octane fuel.

Tests have shown that the add- ed cost; and weight of a variable pitch propeller is eliminated by iisei of this boosted two-cycle prin- cipe

Mr. Wilson said market potential and production studies are now being conducted by the Buick Motor Division of General Motors.

t the devotional

- A. Cunningham, all of Ottawa.

a. high safety factor. and the welgng M

OIASWELL for Photographs CONIIJJRATION LII‘! IN- URANCI.

DI- I. EACIIIR. will b0 about from his office from 8e number mi to Beptem‘ 19th in usévi-m

KOLMANS "LIIIONQWWII SWIG H18

is now unloadnl a car of Donna- cona Wallboaid; also Doimacona insulating lath Ind Ha-rdbonrd- Book your order now, while otochs are available. 9-4-71

DONATION TO BED CROSS-

foi- this generous gift.

PROVINCIAL PRIZE LIST CORRECTION — In Clue A AW‘

shire, section l8, Female Dry, born °d

July 1st, 1941 to June 30. 1942, the 1th prize was won by D. .

lin. 3t. Peter's Bay, P. I2. I., la- stead of Inga dz Sons. Mt. Herb- ert. P. E. I. .

POLICE COURT —- F0111’ drunk G

and dlsorderlies, including woman, who appeared in

bail estreated, while another man on a similar charge was remand-

" deceased

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The funnel of the into COMM H. amp, who met o mole 1k on Jilv 1/1, 1946. was held from t ruidaioo, 11 U110" 911*” 9"”; on Iridoy, July Mh- 57'1"" “ m; 110mg m4 ave were conducted by the Rev. . Carlyl0 W955i"

putat- Zion oobyterim Chumli.

Pr At loo at the home. the Rev. “whom: swle 4091111311‘ of the example character of the and reerredt o his 90D- lllllfity wifli the youth o! "W c"?- muu“ was o! great consola- tion to the bereaved parents to the other members of the funlly- mq service, the " Psalm. "we war “nonzero... 1.221 $'°o$' liyrhn. "Avid with Mo" Th, pallbearers were: Edward mm. Ralph Mwwlevd- JWI Brown, Earl Maulbrlane. M11801! Mhcl-‘tu and John Gauthler- A11 we“ 111910113 friends 0f the d90- eased. The remains were laid be- side those of his brother, Rfllllll. who redooeased liim l2 vears ago. Besides the sci-rowing D8161"!- tihere are left to mourn two bro- there and two sisters: Earl. em loy- th the Island Telep one Company; Cecil, overseas with the B. C. A. l"; Grace (Mrs. James Hepburn) and Edith. BOY-h at mm.- Pillow-Bon-Motlicr and Father. spray-Brother — Grace. Edith. Earl, Cecil. spray-Aunt Floss. Steve and ram/pa Dild- Spray-Auzit Loretta and Fatally- spray-Aurit Delia and family‘ Spray-Aunt Louise and family. Newton, Mass. spray-Uncle Walter and family. spray-Uncle Kuriey and family. Spray-Victoria and

ed. Defendants in a prohibition w 9d

case and excise cue manded.

CHURCH IMPROVEMENN -- There has been considerable im- pi-ovements in North Ruotico in recent years including many new homes and modern school. At present the parish church, sixty

eighty feet long. has

_ a height of ten feet

from its foundation in order to

enlarge 11>. ‘This work is being

done by M.r. Thomas Doucette.

The future church will be ninety

feet long by fifty feet wide with two towers.

W870 1'!-

MacDonald presiding. (Dr) MacKenzie who has been residing here for the summer months had charge of part. Hei- mes- cst inspiring. hei- sub- belniz the "Indian ‘Transla- tion of the Shepherd Psalm.” She related some personaiexperiences 1th the Indians in Western Can- she found them both and loyal. After this iias concluded plans were made f r the annual Baby Bond meet. i z to be held in class room at a l.ter date. After the meeting ccsed a "Friendship Letter" was ivrlttcn -to Edith Houston, who recently moved to Saskatchewan. Each member ivi-itinz a pars“ graph and signing their name. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. I. B. Burden, assisted by the hostess, Mrs. Adams invited them to the Manse for the September meet- 111B.

Personals

Mrs. George W. Payton, Ot- tawa, has returned home after spending her usual very pleasant holiday at “Parkview Fat-m“, Cav- endish.

Lieut. (Nursing Sister) Mary Croken has returned to Halifax after spending thirty days’ leave vrith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Croken. Emerald. She is now stationed at Halifax Military Hospital on nursing staff there.

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Woodside, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Montgomery. Bedeque, Friday evening for Bridgetown, N. S. While there they will be the guest of their brother. W. C. and Mrs. Picketts.

Rev. Dr, JOhIfl Dow of Bri- maiiuel College. Toronto. Ont, and Mrs. Dow left for their home on Monday morning after spending an enjoyable three weeks’ holiday at. “Parkvlew Farm", Cavendish.

Mrs. Harold l". Jones of Welt. Rvxbury. Mass. who arrived by plane Sept. 1, is the guest of her aunts. Misses Maude and Sadie Jones, Pownal.

Mr. J. R. MacPheraon nwtored from Ottawa to spend a vacation with his mother, Mrs. J. H. Mac- Pherson, Darlington. Accompany- ing him on his trip were his sis-

Blanche MacPlierson, R. N.. Misses Reta Ramsay, RN, and Hazel Knox, RN. Also Mn.

Mr. and Mrs. Harris Roast ro- turned to their home in Portland, aine, after spending a week at Mrs. Roast’: former home. in Dor- lington.

Mrs. J. J. Desmond and Min Dolly, accompanied by er‘: sister, Miss Emily Doyle.

this morning for

in Boston, Man, after spending a very enioyable two months’ vacation at. Cot-naught Ants. Charlottetown.

CAIfiUTTA - (C?) A new scheme to explore the possibilities olvhg better species of jute

wing chem

was accepted by the Indian Central n

Jute Committee at the Monsoon Meeting held on July ll.

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To-day and evorv Joy - Monday Through Fridoy

SACKVILLE

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gpmy-Boys of Telephone 00., Siunmeroide, P. E. I.

smay-LO\l|5 MacAulay f mil . gsorhy ENRfioh Maul-cod

aurim ’ e .

Spray-Betty and Eddie Lille!‘-

Buray-Mrs. MacLeod and Jem- spi-ay-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chand- ler and Evelyn.

Spray-Mr. and Mrs. E. N. KBSI and family

spray-Jimmie and Paul Kuys.

Spray - Adams family. Bernice

and rt. Spray-Paul Williams. spyay-Dougan family and Soloer Spray-Ruby Acorn, Sackville B

N. . Crescent-Mr. and MII- B10101‘ Ric

e. Lgz-eccont-Mr. and Mm. J. H. er.

1 wgafilji—l.litiqcles Walter and tam- ly, a ax, . .

Wreath-Allie. Jacki-c and Earl-

Wreatih-Termlnal Room ployees.

Wreath-Telephone Crew NO- 3-

Wreatih-Acadia. Chapter No- 49 Telephone Pioneers. Halifax. N. 5 Wreath-Mtmfilnnon family. Wreath—Viviari and Helen Mac- Kearney. Wmatm-Walter Casford Jr., and Wilbur Rice. Wreath-Mr. and Mn. Mlllrlee Mai-tin and family. Wreath-Mr. Acorn. Amherst, N. B. Basket of Flowers — 511110101865 Island Telephone Co.

Cut Flowers-lair. and Mrs. Joan Be to and fam y.

éutnFlovrei-s-Mrs. G. Davey and Janet.

CARDS OI‘ SYMPATIIY

Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Gass. Gordon and Ada starratt-

Cyril and Sarah MacGrogor. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAulay- Nonnan Blrt.

Allison MacRae.

Florence Saunders.

Marie Darte.

Veruite Me§Nefll-..

Carroll Fraser.

Mrs. Ethel-Macho and Doris. Mrs. Robert Dauzie, and Doris. Vtmy Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Garnhum. Mrs. R. Hailifleld.

Mr. and Mrs. iiawrence Mac- Nevin.

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Birt. Mr. and Mn. James Monazhan and family.

Mrs. Kay Can".

Mrs. Gertie Bell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gregory. Mr Jack Inglis.

Mr, and Mrs. George Larter and

‘and Mn. Bdwii-d Loner and family. _ Mr. and Mia. Frank Larter. Mr. and Mrs. George Henneasey and family. Mrs. Cath. Tierney arid family.

and

and

Mt. and Mn. Jolwh MacDonald and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Hod Putter and fafnlly. . and Mrs. Harry Toombs and

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arseuuult.

. and Mn. Wallace MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. S. Cameron-

. and Mu. W. F. Cullen. Neil and Pearl Taylor.

. Darrach and Dorothy- Larry and Katherine Maclnnis. Roma and Mack Macbean. gun fiid 161R! Lin-oer.

us ua . Btai! of en 5t. Meat. Mai-hi Maurice and Isabel Goodwin. Norma Edwards. Erma. MBCKHIZIOII. Lois O'Brien. Ruth Jams. , Joan Yoo.

am Perry. ' Nick, C. . G. 5., Simmer-side

P. E. I.

Rollie and Margaret. MuArthur Bummer-aide. P. Ill. . Earle and Wanda Dymerit. Ken-

Dorotlhy Howard, Kensingtiori. P. E. I.

Jean Kennedy, Oleary. P. E. Ruth MacDonald, Borden, RBI. m. and Mrs. Daniel Noonan and family, Bed e, P. E. I.

Harold ennosey. Yormouth.

‘in. r. “may and omit;

Wolfthlle, N. B. Ilia?‘ or! Ralph Acorn. Spring- flei-t.‘ in; m; .1. J. zuiiotakt. w. ' .'s Cook and fam- flyMn “Mnrvmmbrrdoksuborb u s , “III, . . . 'Mn. Roy O0 k. and

Htliffl, N. l. BBQ JIIIB Mull. KBIUGX,

x ,llory and family . B.

Brody. Halifax.

. l. Dontoo Manquaid. Toronto. Ont. Mr. and Mrr. T. J. Perry, Brook-

Mtil-i-rhia or summit!

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PRE-DEMOBILIZATION

For Service

ABOUT To at: oiscnanooo r

3P0“! DOQHVGI? Mode-to-Meaoure

Al soon as you know

new fall-samples which have

Fill in our Pre-Deinobili t‘ f will be rushed through withoulaah? delmn an

Priority Certificate is we will have your new

Wanner: x. coon son

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JACK caiunnon

"The Slot-e For Men” fiHARLtVWrirrrniitN

A. Winfield. Halifax, N5. E. Jefferson, Halifax,

.' J. a. Macxinnon, i-iaiizok.

w. and om. Harry Smith, om- mouth, u. s.

fer River, P.. E. I. Mrs. E. Robinson, Como. Quebec Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Mackenzie mug Creek, P. E I. H??? B81161‘. R. C. A" Debert,

Melville MacDonald, R. c. A._ Overseas.

Cecil Smith. R. C. A. F., Over- seas. “Jasck Hynd. R.C N V R... Halifax

L. A. Saskatoon. Sank.

TELEGRAMS Ronnie Shepherd. R. C. A., Syd- ney. N. 8. James Hepburn. Sydney. N. B. Doris and Larry Butler. New

York. Jipurife Kay8. Montreal. Quebec.

.W. . W.

Praucht, Hun-

itard of Thanks

The family of the late Gordon H. Smith wish to extend their sin- cere thanks for flowers. cards and letters and to all who in any way helped in their recent sad and sudden bereavement.

In Memoriam o. {Enron

George Roderick MacLeod, 3.50., former assistant chief engineer of the City of Montreal and well. known for man years as a railwa engineer with e old Grand Trun Railway in Montreal and Toronto, died suddenly on Monday at his home, 4056 Trafalgar Road, in his 73rd year.

Born at Uigg. Prince Edward Island, Mr. MacLeod was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacLeod. He was educated at the Uigg Grammar School and Prince of Wales College, before being graduated from McGill University. He began his engineering career as assistant superintendent at Mc- Gill College Observatory in i897. and became assistant engineer of the Grtand Trunk Railway in Mont- real ln 1099. Mr. MacLeod became resident engineer of the Grand Trunk Railway here in 190i. and was appointed secretory to the vice president in i902. After spending two years with the reconnaissance surveying department, Mr. Mac- Iood became an assistant to the‘ vice-president: in 1905. For a short period, he was divisional engineer of the Grand Trunk Railway in Toronto and left there to became assistant engineer with the Great Northern Railway at. St. Patti, Minn.

Mr. lvtacLeod was assistan. ‘sec- retary of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers in 1908, and be- came managing engineer of the McGulgan Construction Company, Toronto. from 1909 until 1913. For the next two years, he was engin- eer of railwa a for the City of Montreal, an between 1915 and 1018 was super-intending engineer of the sewer department as well as engineer of the city's railways. He became chief cnginner of the technical service of the city in 1918, and remained in that. posit- ion until 1929. when he was 1p- pointed assistant chief engineer of the City of Montrail. He resigned as assistant chief engineer in 1938.

For the last two years of the first Great War, Mr. MacLcod was also secretary to the chairman of the Canadian Wai- Mission and Imperial Munitions Board. Wash- ington, D. C. During 1919 and 1920 he was treasurer- of the University Settlement of Montreal. and presi- dent; of that organization for the next two years. Mr. MacLeod was a member of the Council of the Engineering Institute of Canada. for at: yen-a. before he was made vice~preoident during 1929 and

030. For the past 15 ears he has been a life member that body.

. MacLeod was also a Mason.

In addition co his wife, the for- mar Margaret Marie Fumeis, Mr. Moe in survived by one daugh- ter, Mrs. T. Cecil Davis. of Mont.- real, and a brother, Rev. J. D. MacLeod. of Boston, Mass-(Mont-

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procured just present it

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MEMola/Ah MRS. JoiirTif auxin“

A shadow . ., over itustico ttyltlfiallllugirir ivas learned that ullv: ' respected _ Mrs. away in the P.

July 22nd. 194».

Born in Milton Jon. she was Mr.

“.15 can nun. y 01 it: :..

MaoG-uigan, R..C.N.V.R... b

. . on Wlllit? b 1 ' 111155611 by many li'l0lid_<lun“lglb. the home her family will miss h; m°5l~h 1185 twlic lOICVEi‘ m that home of many mansions" in; 110W 111101111118 she has lli forever beyond pain, none would be so unkind i; to wish‘ her iuib lllldfld spirit hm illtéoh bond; again. b e was a incm er of . lican church and always flaw‘, active part in church work, mg during her illness was visited by her Minister Rev. S. J. Davies win comforted her with the knowle Q that Joy and peace can come g from the consciousness oi faith of l

near to God, and tbs trusting that death is the beginning hapllv eternity with Him. She leaves to mourn hei- belovol husband, two sons and two dandr- ters. Victor C. Rustlco; Dr. J. liow. ard, Keaitvllle, N. S; l-ioleii n, Mrs Clarence Hashim, '

A. B. of Milton and Sampson d Winnipeg and four sisters Anni: Winnie, Etta and Lilla all oi Chu- iottctown.

The funeral which was held on

esday afternoon was lonely attended. A short. service wu we ducted ihlwl‘ late residence it! Rev. t5. J. Davies assisted by 1m. H. M. Buntain, thence to BL Mark's Church where slie worship- ped for many years. The hymn: sung were: ‘The Lord's Mv Shell- herd" and "Ho Leadetli Me." and by special request l\ Lena Mn- ure sang "The Stranger oi Gal- ilee" a favorite of the deceased From the words: O Death ivhere it Thy Sting! 0 Grave where is thy Victory! M11. Davies paid a ftttintl tribute to the life of the deceased. faithfulness and kindness beintl striking characteristics of her eli- tire ll .

The pail bearers were five neo hews. Verncr (loles, Eric C0595- Frank lvlacKenzle, Harold Bimini“. Chester Buntain and a c 5c irlflltl Cecil Mill. p

The floral tributes yore bow-ll“! and bore silent tcstunofll’ 0f "it love and respect of the receflwl- and were as follow" Q11 Film‘ lly. Wreath. Anni. Win -

Wrent ( come _ Eileen. Sprays. St. Marks Clllllfilid Grandchildren Alberta, Errol an? Sandra Buntain and Howard built“. Grandchildren Jackie and B. Z Buntiiin, Kentville: Flriicst on