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I WARNER I. BEING STAGE bars. in IOIEIN Among the popular tunes heard

Magistrate”: "an -r-- in the screen comedy are "Make a Miracle." "my Darling. My Dar-

THE GUARDIAN. Georgetown and I Ieinity

OCTOBER 23', 1952 -.

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G e t w a ic 2: me H M relief from the wheezing. gup-

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AGENTS:-iil0NTA6tJll llarold l'. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Ilsa Bruce MacPbce. Miss .lo,yoe Wlgginton, Plea MoKInnan. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden haven.

"Whel-s's chsrleyi." starring Ray

aolssr. wlul Allyn Mcurio. who ””3-" "09" 1'1 MW with Amy"

and the title tune.

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The Glurdlsn may be bought at the following places In llaoaugaat Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; In Georgetownr Th Post Office; in South: The Snack Bar and E. manna 5 ug.

disr were visitors to at.

Mr. and Mrs. Lavandier's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mocarron.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Levan- Mary's Road, where they were guests of

King's county stipendisry Ma- gistrate J. W. MacDonald, Q.O.. - held court in the Court House in Georgetown on Tuesday. October

was his dance partner and co-star duringvthe sensational two and a hair year run of the Broadway play from which the Warner Bros. Tech-

nicolor film is adapted, begins its '

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N. 8.. last week where they will

remain for an indefinite period. concg,-m Gnu-my wykehum ,

zany collegiate who rrlasquerades as his wealthy aunt when she

prevented from acting as chaper- one for a party he has planned.

Mrs. William Murphy travelled to Charlottetown on Monday. Oc- tober 20t.h. where she visited her mother, Mrs. Isabel Mooney, of Souris, who is a patient in the

N 5., were recent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald, Mon- tague,

ating a police oificer pad the care was adjourned to November 6th. A St. Peter's Road resident pleaded guilty to a charge under the Temperance .Act and was

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MRATTENDED

the funeral late Rev. G. S in St

bour. attended Tuesday of the Mitchell which was held Andrews Presbyterian Pictou, N. 5.

Mrs. Grant. V. Grant,

members of the family in Mon-

Underwear, Diamond socks. suits. etc. Buy now

FIJNEIIAI. - Mr. Robert Glover. Mgtrray Har- on

Church,

..-v'lsl'rlNG IN MONTREAL - wife of Senator T. is at present visiting

..'Mr. and Mrs. Emmett MacGilll- vray, Montague. and their two children, Anna and Albert. were re- cent gucsts of Mr and Mrs, lu- bert Campbell, Panmure Island.

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The many friends of Mr. Milton - Llewellyn, Murray Harbour North, - are sorry to hear he is a patient in the King's County Hospital. All wish him a speedy recovery. ..'iW.M.S. MEETING-The reg- ular monthly meeting of the W0- men's Missionary Society of Trin-

Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. Harry Yorston. accompan- ied by his mother. Mrs.

Robinson of ,Charlott;ctown,

in-law and sister, Mr. Roland Marsh.

hunting.

Mr. and Mrs.

Mil-W Yorston, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson left Tuesday, October 21st, for Five Islands; N. 8.. where they will be guests of Mr. Yorston's brother- and Mrs. While in Nova Scotia. Mr. Yorston.and Mr. Rob- inson will try their luck at deer

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fined 325.00 and costs.

An Iris resident pleaded "guilty" under vs. Temperance Act charge and was fined :20 and costs.

A Scnl River resident was fined sac and costs after "guilty" to a charge under ,the Temperance Act.

A Montague resident pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication and' was fined 320 and costs. A De Gros Marsh resident pleaded guilty to an -infraction under the Temperance Act and was nned 320 and costs.

A Montague resident pleaded

pleading 6

While dressed as the elderly woman, Charley is chased by two fortune-hunting characters. neg- lects his best girl and almost loses h . sets of! a series of hilarious series on the campus. not the least of which is finding himself locked in a ladies' dressing room. climax of the uuyclsorlation oc- curs when the real aunt arrives on the scene from Brazil.

Highlight of the picture's color- ful song and dance sequences is the exotic "Pernambuco" number -a. sizzling. Brazilian ballet pre-

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Wllon (IIIYOIHII it y United Church. Montague. was

savagely treal. She was accompanied from - - Cambridge, Mam, accompanied by g 1

Summerside by her daughter-in- l;:1gi1,?g0J'::mh?,Te T(Lf&s3:l:' 1:523? Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McLean of ggilntzcgo iccthaggfl uggagr Etfegego ""lv'm0"- 35 W9” '3 19W"! 0m" 5

1"” Mm (DW vl"ce”" G””"- ing. The meetin! opened with S”memm' M835" mmmed to me pnd costs song and dam” production "um. r '

whose maiden name was Miss the mesidem. Mrs. Ethan stewlm Island recently, where they visited ETWO regmems of Murray H”. only , . . . , . , . .

relatives and friends in Murray Harbour, Murray River. Montague

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Patricia Milway of Montreal. and in the chum who called on M". Mur Norm each pleaded gumy to

children's Art centre Activities

whose mother, who resides there, . ,, V is ill at present. f1c:.?:&f,n1;41ach;,I;'vi?: 17:3? lixhetgg and Georgetown. On their return glfifvsg gmfgiggngnduagsg egg;

. was stewardship. This was very they W9" ”c”mpml9d by MW mid do and cum, CII TOP 79C .. SUCCESSFUL nalvr. E A we” defined 1,, an ,,,m.,,.,,,g mm, Ruth Mcl'..aren, who had been vi:l- S. S Hemm QC. crown mm, .........,.T........M

successful cancer fund campaign by Mm Macho... Two member, iting in Georgetown and Murray cumlffm, Kmg.s Coimtyy appeared n r S Sunkist conducted in Montague last wet-I read me scripture and led in Harbour. for the Crown. 4 dot.

when a total of sl2o.93 was donno- Ac.

ed. Much praise is due the citize. .- of the community who through

' Drawing. Painting, Model making etc. for children from 6-13 years of age, after school beginning Tues- day, October 28. Fee to join 25c.

prayer. The hymns "More Love To Thee" and "Blast Be The Tie" were sung. A very beautiful duet

Mr. Allison MacDonald and Mr. Douglas MacDonald. both of Bridgetown. were business visitors

their kindness and generosity oo- nated to such a worth while cause, as they do to all such good

who gave of their time to make

causes. Praise is also due to the boys of the Convalescent Home.

"His Yoke Is Easy" was sung by Mrs. D. M. MacDonald and Mrs. L. A. Johnston. This period clos- ed with a circle of prayer. Mrs. Ethan Stewart welcomed the new minister's wife. Mrs. J. M. Fraser.

to Georgetown on Tuesday, Octo- ber 21st.

Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Paterson left on Tuesday, Oct. 2lst, by car, on a visit to Halifax. N. B.

New Medlcinno

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of those who got G.G. In the first week after injec-

children of all ages. The Art Centre

Saturday mornings 9.30-12.00 Open House for

'would like to start a theatre

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tions, there were 12 paralytic polio cases among G.G. children, it: among geltain ones.

In' the second week, G.G. show- ed highly significant protection. Only three Cv.G. children became paralyzed, compared with 23 in the other group. So 20 children were "apparently-spared paralytic polio," Dr. I-lammon said.

In the third to fifth weeks, only three G.G. children became par- alyzed. as against 15 in the gel- lliin group, a difference of 12.

Loses. Power Quickly

In the sixth to loth weeks, eight children in the G.G. group developed paralysis. as against 10 in the geltain group as G.G. be-

the collection. and contributed in no small measure to the success of the campaign.

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Na waitlrrf for results! SEDICIN acts AST. ot

group for children. Boys and girls who like to sing, dance, act or make costumes etc. are invited to leave their names at the Art Centre.

The RADIO ART CLASS, a joint project of CFCY and the Children's Art Centre will return to the air on Saturday morning, October 25th at 11:15 am.

who responded very graciously. Roll call was answered by twenty- three members. It was decided to prepare another box for overseas. Plans were made to hold work meetings. An excellent report of the thank offering service was given by the secretary, Mrs. Les- ter MacLecd. thirty-three hospital calls. 10 sick calls and five shut- ln calls were reported. 19 cards and 28 treats were sent out. The first chapterlof the new study book "Along African Trails" by David H. Gallagher was present- ed by Mrs. Leon Johnston. This was very enjoyable. The meeting- closed with the Mizpah benedic- tlon. Lunch was then served and a pleasant half-hour enjoyed.

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claim Stevenson

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r many other states margins favor- ing one candidate or the other are so wispy as to leave the outcome on Nov. 4 very much in doubt, Silent voters-people who have taken no position or-who prefer not to discuss their stand-could be the decisive factor in the elect- ion.

Other elements are at work too. the political cross-currents

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g or-ganiully the matter with than. This does not mean that they are not sick. It means their symptoms Ire caused by nervous. tension that they are high-strung, emotional. II you suffer in this way and have dliliculty in learning

President Truman has carried to the whistle stops has backfired a- gall-lst Stevenson. A few think the president got in telling blows on

U. S. Casualties Highest Since July

G.G. apparently made paralysis milder. Of the paralyzed young- sters who had received G.G.. half recovered completely within a

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