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NEWS - COMIPDY

YEO THEATRE

Montague: ‘Fri. - Sat.

Attention: HORSE" - Featuring JOE 0'8

“FIGHTER SDIIADRDII”

In Color. — EDMOND O'BRIEN’ - ROBERT-STACK Harness Racing Inns — See “THE CINDEBELLA

BIEN driving Indian Land to

Victory over Dr. Stanton and other lntorestln, races.

Brought back by popu- lar demand, one night

only. FRIDAY, AUG. 2on1

"tut asst YEARS or I oun LIVES"

Show 8 O'clock

Your last chance to see this wonderful show.

W. M. S. AND LADIES’ AID MEETING

..'A meeting was held on Tues- day evening at the lovely summer cottage of Mrs. L. A. Johnston, where both the W. M. S. and the Ladies‘ Aid of the Montague Un- ited Church were entertained. Mrs. Lorne Wigginton had charge of the devotional period. the tthemc being “Truly, ye have re- lceived. freely give." Mrs. Wig- jginton told of the suffering and

need of the people of Europe, -and brought home to the members ' ll’! a very real way. that the Soci- ety should do something now. It was decided that there was much need for clothing and bedding, and that the work on an afghan should be soon completed. and. work started on a quilt. As an added item, roll call at the next. meeting was to be answered with toilet articles which are asked for the displaced persons who ore ar- riving in Canada. The hymns. “Rise Up. O Men of God", and "Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life" were sung, and special prayer was made for suffering mankind. Then the Circle of Prayer ended this period.

-Reports of the Missionary Rally which was held at Mount Stewart were given by Mrs. MscKenzia, Mrs. Maclilnnon and Mrs. John- ston. One thing that impressed the delegates was the address by Rev. Mr. Mercer, who said that temperance instructions are to be given in the schools. This ls a step in the right direction, the ladies fell. as more children would be .eached in this way. ft is ex-

that a new study book. "Growing with the Years" will be started at the next meeting. with

"WHISPERING SMITH" GREAT LADD WESTERN

Paramount has not spared the horses (Crosby's excluded) to make Alan Ladd's Technicolor — and Western — debut, “Whispering Smith," which opens today at the Prince Edward Theatre. o drama full of action, color and spectace ‘Tins big out-of-doors slice of the old West had top name talent in such popular players as Brenda Marshall, Robert Preston and Don- ald Crisp. who co-star with Ladd. Prominently featured are William Demarest. Frank Faylen. Fay Hol- den and Murvyn Vye. who mode his ﬁlm debut. in “Golden Ear- rings."

Getting oi! to an exciting start in bsddﬂs quick-triggered escape from amountain ambush laid oy murderous hijackers. the fast-pac- ed action is maintained as Preston gradually changes from Land's friend to his implacmble enemy. The fact that Brenda, revolted by her husband's lawlessness and bru- tality. leans more and more toward Ladd, only adds further fuel to an already tense situation.

As "Whispering Sznlth." Alan Ladd by-pa-sses the formula for Western movie heroes and makes of his role an unusual character that should not only excite his old fsns all ovor again but make him many new ones. '

which were approved. There was some discussion on the buying of furniture for the Manse, and also s third chair for the church plat- form. This discussion was to be renewed at the next meeting. Cur- tains for the Manse are in the making. Further discussion on the insulation of the church was to be postponed uhtii the church stewards were consulted.

The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. A special treat was provided when blueber- ry pie and ice-cream was served. and a pleasant half-hour enjoyed.

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Mrs. Fraser in charge.

Fifteen hospital and M sick and shut-in calls were reported: also ll treats and nine cards. and flowers to two were sent during the month. Mrs. Macﬂensie was.

the coming month. - Mrs. Howard Vickerso. presi-

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Portraits of babies, grown-ups

WALT DISNEYS "MEIDDY TIMI" PACKAGED FUN. FABLE AND FANTASY

Walt Disney's ‘Melody Time." in color by Technicolor, presents an exciting kaleidoscope of musical fantasy. cued to uproatlous fun, romantic recollection, burlesque and a succession of col- orful thrills.

Additional musical myths are un- folded in Disney's good humor and vivid color in thLs galaxy of indi- vidual classics. Musically and pic- torially dramatized are Little Toot. Bumble Boogie, Once Upon aoWln- tertlme, Trees, and Bis-me It on the Samba. Top favorites of ﬁlth, radio and the stage ccmbine their talents in the rhythmic romp. Seen and heard performing are Roy Rogers, his horse Trigger, sons of the Pion- eers, Ethel Smith, Bobby Driscoii and Luana. Patten. Heard in back- ground renditions are Frances Langford. The Andrews Sisters. Fred Waring and his Pennsylvan- iants, Freddy Martin and Jack Fina. and The Dinning Sisters. Donald Duck. Jose Carioca and the frantic Aracuan Bird, sturdy Disney char- acters, insinuate their personali- ties in a hilarious moment of movie magic in competition with Ethel Smith at the organ.

DESIGNED

Because Poland is now dominat- ed by Moscow. Dr. Tadeusz J. Rakowski has resigned as con- sul-general of that government in Montreal, and is now seeking political asylum in the United States, he announced today.

A LEGAL PROBLEM

. MONTREAL -- (CP)-—Mrs. Mary Wilkes wants to know who's to blame for her broken window. A pedestrian got in the way of a truck and the truck swerved and hit a post. The post vibrated dnd shook loose an insulator which flew into the air and through Mrs. Wilkes’ window. She lives in s fourth-floor apartment.

TAKES 818K703 CHILD

FRANKFURT, Germany - (CP) — A young German mother took a lob inside a circus's "Ball of Death" to raise ney for her paralysed child. e Frankfurt ‘Abdenposf’ reports the women was chosen from 180 female appli- cants to ride inside a huge, lock- ed sphere down an incline and thrwsh space into a net. The mother replaced‘ a previous per- former seriously injured In the

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pictures restored and copied by expert Photographers.

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‘AUGUST '25. 1949

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AGENTS: MON TAGUI: Ste Mill

‘following plsoes in Montague:

wart, AGENT GEORGETOWN: Thsﬁusrdlansnsybeboughtstlnyoftlse

Illmld I‘. I184". Albert Althea, In, 3n“ Harriet Olllr

Weldon Haven.

B- A- UQIQIIIII; III-Olly,

In Georgetown: The Post Office: In Bonrls: Condom’! and Horace. Roper

“HEADERS will find sale edvts. and auction sdvts. etc. on our FinancislPlle.

Mr. John Lovers. Sturgeon. was a recent business visitor to Mont-

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..".l‘H.EA'l‘ YOURSELF to a ﬁne accurate Wrist Watch from V. B. Pepler, The Jeweller. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. William Nichol- son, Saint John, N.B., spent a few days at Milltown. guests of Mrs. Sam Nicholson. -

~ JATTENTION HOME CAN- NElla-Johnstnn’: Cannery. M0"- tague, specializing in all kinds fruits, vegetables. ‘meats, chicken and ﬁsh. Near McGowan Motors.

in St. Potofs: lay “QITTED FOOTWIA] n w

Mrs. Don Mills, Montreal, and

cum. her young son Jack, are spending

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Mr. Stewart Campbell. MonctomI is spending a few days in Whimi Road. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wes- ley Campbell.

Mrs. Roy Kennedy, Moncton, and her young daughter are spending a few weeks in Mont- ague. guests of Mrs. Kennedy's ‘mother, Mrs. Minnie MacDonald.

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A Miss Eileen Lane, Charlottetown. ‘spent the weekend in Montague at the home of her parents, Mr.| ‘and Mrs. W. H. Lane.

BEBIVS STDRE

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and family groups; also old

Mrs. Dennis Ceilings, who has been visiting in Sydney fordthe past two weeks, has returne o

' her home in Montague.

o s i Mr. M. Langille. Boston, Mass. is spending a few days in Mont-

, a few weeks in Montague, guests‘ = of Mrs. Mills‘ mother, Mrs. JsW. f

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The Poll OBIOO.

Montague Shoe Store.

..'I'llS'l‘ CLASS gun watch, clock and ‘jewellu-y r M“. V. R. Pepier, The Jeweller, .33, tague.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fin!" Charlottetown, were recent vim: ors to Montague, guests o! m, and Mrs. Arnold Vanlderltlne,

Miss Ola Hamilton. employs; ,4 the Bank of Nova Scotla, ca". lottetown, spent the weekend u. New Perth at the home of h" parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Bu“,

ton. ,

Mr. and Mrs. H. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. D. Tupper, Hallfx were Sunday visitors to Mom. ague, guests of Mrs. Morrison aunt, Mrs. Abram Landry.

JLAID T0 REST-The fillers]

Ian MacDonald. young son o: Major John A. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald, Cardigan, w“ held yesterday. The little lad w" the victim of a tragic drowning accident Wednesday morning. A large concourse of citizens from Cardigan and surrounding dis. tricts as well as s number from other parts of the Province at- tended. Pall-bearers. all little friends and playmates of tho de- ceased. were: Masters Johnny Steele, Ian Scrimgeour. Willard MacKenzie, Ronnie MacDonald, Joseph MacDonald and Francis MacDonald. Services at the All Saints Church and at the grave _we're conducted by Rev. Father ll. J. Croken.

Georgetown . and Vicinity

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I Mrs Wilfred MacLean of Park- "dale n visiting her parents Mr. moi ims. Wm. F. Harris, Murray Harbor. |

t Fishing was reported somewhat’ ‘better this week. some boats getting two thousand pounds and over.

Mr. Alton Bell of the ‘Tribal Class distwyer HMCS. Haida is home on a fifteen day lea/ye.

Mrs. Bruce Gotmley has gone to her home at Shlppigan 11.13.; for a month's visit she was ac- companied by her three children!

ague and Whim Road, guest of

M . d M . C 'I C b ll. r an rs em amp e Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald

and three children of Albion, are the Ebests of Mr. and Mrs. John L, MacDonald.

Miss Ethel Beck, student nurse at the Prince Edward island Hos- pital, is spending a week's vacat-

ion at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Beck, Alliston.

Mr. Dan Hume. Athol. Mass. formerly of lris, P.E.I., and his. sister. Mrs. Ames, are visiting in Caledonia. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker.

Mr. Rod MacDonald returned to

iNew Glasgow, N. S., after spend-

MP- GBOPSB 00°?" 0195"" WW1‘ ing his holidays at the summer

‘he C-N-R~ 15 °" l W" We?“ "ca" home of his brother-ln-law and

“011- He End MTS- COOP" hi"? sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van- gmle I0 N0" 5mm‘- °" a “m9 iderstlne in Lower Montague.

M“ “d M“ “mm” Elm!’ "94 Mr. Archie Hume, Montague. Mme 1mm Dam" Mlcmnn ‘m motored to‘ Halifax on business a vim m Mr‘ “d m1 were“ last week. He was accompanied Hun‘ Guernsey owe‘ te Truro by Mr. John Poole and daughter, Miss Gladys Poole.Mon- tague, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce.

Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Quinlan and three children are on a vacat-l. ion and visiting Mrs. Quinian's parents Mr. and Mrs. JM. Stewart.‘ "Terry" i; on ‘liQ Boston police force.

ldale, Mass. was guest soloist A [the morning service in the Mont-

Murdock Stewart, Garnet Irving,‘ ague United Church on Sunday. Alonso Irving. Best Harris, Mrs. Howard Vlckerson was or- Bruce, Goxmeiy, are in Ontario ganist. While in Montague, Mr. harvesting the tobacco crop. Barnes was the guest of Mr. andl They report very good times, withl M11, Archie Hume. good wages. but board very high. I

provisions of the 11mm moduli lGmdes and Sales Act of Miss Sadie MacKinnon, Ottawa, IOMMIO DWI-Tun?!“ 9‘

Schooner. RD. Cook Captain, Wallace White and Ethel and‘ Nellie . Captain Mil-ton White- hsve gone loo the marine slip at Pictou for cleaning and painting. They will bring back coal on their return.

The MN. Thos. J. Can-oil Capt. HH. Cohoon arrived In port this, week from‘ Nlfld. Capt. Cohoon mode| seven trips to the New province titis season. Five were with potatoes and vegetables and two were from

. waters.

is spending her vacation in Mont- sgue. guest of her mother. Mrs.‘ Murdock MscKinnon. and her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and l Mrs. Ben MacLure. ' Captain Melburn Demone, hun- enburg, N‘. S., was a recent visitor-I to Montague. While here he vim‘ ited Mr. Alien Masher. who was

formerly ff°m Lunenburs.‘ CR9’ {they had severe tain Demone operates a ﬁshingdmtlents got a shock when

beam tmwler in the Nova Scotlan

Miss Josephine Dalton of New‘ Glasgow, N. S., is visiting relatives in Georgwtown. “

Mr. Jack King recently purchas- ed the dwelling house on Grafton Street formerly owned and occup- ied by Mr. Gordon Yorston.

Stephen DeLory is visiting t! Kensington where he Is the guilt of his uncle and cunt, Mr. Mrs. James PendergssL-Geo.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent MacDon-i nld and daughter. Ann Marie of Pictou, N. S., are visiting in Georgetown, where they are m guests of Mr. MacDonald's sister. Mrs. Bernard Batchllder. '

VEGETABLE VIOLATION At ToronQo. Ont. Jilly l4, Bun- KW

Mr. Harve W. Barnes, Roslln- .shine Fruit Company, l6

y at street Inst Toronto, was fined d and costs for removing zoo hampll {of carrots which mere under deton- rtlon without first receiving tilt iwrltten authority of u. inqsoddr.

This action was token tmdc t-hl 0R0

CAST “SINISTIII” LIGHT

QUEENSTOWN, SOUTH AQIACI "I (Reuters) — The Frontier HoIPWI

may take out its INOII II!" WI.’-

dows-they make tho fill-IN“! l”. sicker than they ere. Doctors to!‘

the hospital board that the "8"" panes cast s "sinister lllh‘

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saw their reﬂection under lull conditions.

em and luring it above the

Sydey NS. with coal.

Schools 0pm up again this week after vacation. Teachers engaged for the coming year ore, Louis F. Herring principal Mrs. Fred Harris. Intermediate room and Miss Dor- othy Derby of White Sands in the Primary dept. '

The difaggq- wobert H. Capt. Ed. Perms of Georgetown landed her catch of haddock at Murray I-labor this week. She was forced in hm by a strong breeu of wind.

Mr. Jadk MacDonald has resumed work on repairing the Schr. "Leona G. Momllre. This vessel ‘has been under repair for some time. No doubt she will be a nice craft when completed she i, owned by Capt. John Mssuire of the M.V. "Abegwelt".

Friends of Mr. Georg! Ferguson of Murray River will be pleased to hear that he is getting along fine after an operation st 5t. Mary's Hospital Montreal. ills wife and little-Jon Dﬂllllgilﬁmrllilitifl: llhrgusonh pas-ens . an r JM. Stewart Mus-ray Harbor.

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