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Brueo Maofheo. Miss Joyoa Wlulnton. Plus ucxinnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon baron.

gagxj-g;..MONTAGU!: Esrold I. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn

Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Oiilca; in Georgetown: Pod ornu; in South: The snack Bar and I1. Richards A Ion.

-.'TIBES VULCANIZED. Alex ....'SALF-U3 OFF all Macnougall. Montague.

SIITTITTIPF

Shop. Montague. ....'FREF. DANCE Beaver Club. - ---- ....'DIt. .l0HNSTON'S denial of-

Montsgue. Tuesdil.V- AUSUSI MIL I sponsored by Montague Young lice. Montague, will be closed Progressive Conservative Club. August 1st to August 8th in-

ljveryone welcome. ciusive.

MUR.RAY HARBOUR TEA PARTY

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5th. Fiddling. Step-dancing and amateur hour contests.

Booths, games, horse swing. Meals served by United Chumh.

ATTENTION FARMERS

l'ntil further notice our representatives Mr. C.

C. Pratt and Sons and Mr. Gordon Robertson will be loading hogs every second Tuesday beginning August 11.

OONIT MISS THIS I

A W SEPT. llth

REMEMBER if FOR THE GREATEST THRILL SHOW '9 IN YEARS!

pf? I or smut. TN pETzsoN:' 4.

- MFRANKEIISTEIN MONSTER

is” 1. THE ASYLUMOF HORRORS r' t- . wATcI-I FOR ADVANCE TICKET SALE

PRINCE EDWARD '

JUDY CANOVA

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dresses. suits and shortles. B:-lic's.

.-.'SUMMEB CLEARANCE sale It Jo-Anna Dress Shop. Dresses, suits, ”' , and a iew coats.

....v.ms'r annivan at the Jo- Anna Dress Shop, wool boleros in

The Guardian may in bought at the following places In MontagTlo:ia550"9d "M395-

....'SL'iIIlVIEl?. SKIRTS, shorts and blouses greatly reduced, at Bella's Shop, Montague.

....'Bl'LOVA! BFLOVAI Rul- nva. For fine watches for every occasion see our selection of Bul- ova watches. Also Westficlds by Bulova. V. R. Pepler. The Jewel- ler, Montague.

...'GOSPEL Tahornllcle. Mon- tague, Sunday. August 2nd. 51:00 p.m. closing program of the daily vacation Bible School. Hear these young people sing, play and re- cite. 7:30 pm. evening service. Everyone welcome.

.,.'F()B Tl-IE gifts youill giro with prideilet your jeweller be your guide. Gills for all occasions Iroin fine silverware to fine bone china and cut glass. V. R. Peplcr, The Jeweller, Montague.

HEPARISH OF GEORGETOIVN. Holy Trinity, (Anglican) Sunday. August. 2nd. Ninth Sunday after Trinity. 11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Rev. W. G. Hogg.

..'THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. A services tor Sunday. August 2nd, as follows: Cardigan 11 A. M. Lorne Valley 2.50 P. M. Montague 7.30 P. M. Mon- tague Sunday School 10 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young. Minister.

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tartan china clips. ,Sixicon clan tartans. S135 cart); by mail. 52.00. C. R. BOPIIITPT.

iexveiier, gift shop, Montague, P. .E. I.

I .. NIAAIERASII CAMERAS! Caitl- icras! For a cheap box camera or a fine precision instrument, see our selection. Also world famous llford films at money saving prices. Film flnishiiigu cnlarging, portraits. V. R. Pcpier, The Jew-

.-.tENGA(iEli1ENT - Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Johnson, Murray River, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Pauline, to LAC. Marshall J. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green, Albany.

..'AB Terrance Coyle. I-l.M.C.S. Cornwallis. is spending three weeks leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Coyle, Mon- tague

..'Ml'. and Mrs. John F. White. Montague, have as Iht . guests Mrs. White's nieces. Misses Janet and Heather Jones, Alexandra, and Miss Gail Jones, Millvicw.

.fMr. Cecil Beck has returned to Montague after a pleasant visit to

,ied by his mother, Mrs. George

(CAPITOL - T0-DAY onmr "WAG FIIUM WALLA WALLA"

SERIAL -:- COMEDY -:- SHOWS 2.30 A 7.00 -- 9.00

Windsor. N. 8. He was accompan-

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NEWS

DAN DAILEY DIANA YNNN

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COMING MON. - TUE. - WED.

PRINCE Enwann-kro.nAr-inns

A I lrllormg ' llatlmllla oi adventure ACTUALLY TIUAED . IN THE MEDITERRANEAN!

eller and Pilot Dealer, Montague.-

Tl-IE GUARDIAN.

Church Choir IIIS Enleriained

..'Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith were hosts to the members of the choir of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Montague, at' their sum- mer home in Lower Montague, ,Thursday evening. The program ifrzlturcd a wicncr roast and toast- ed marshmallows about a huge bon lire on the beach.

Later cake and coffee were

served in the cottage and I de- lightful hour was spent in singing ;nici favorite songs and hymns. (Mrs. A. F. Campbell was organ ac- icnmpanist. Two vocal solos. "Wes- ltci-ing Home" and "Mary of Ar- llzyle" were beautifully rendered '-y ,Mr, John Bears. "Beyond the Sun- isnt" by Miss Louise Bears and tDonald Munro was very much en- iloyed. I A delightful social evening end- ed with the singing of "Blest Be The Tie" and "For They Are Jolly Good Follows". On behalf of the choir. the president, Mr. J. M. :MacKrnzie. extended a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Smith for their genial hospitality.

Out of town guests included Miss Beulah MacLeod, New York; Mrs. Edwin Cox and her daughter. Carolyn. and son James. of New ;Yni-k; Mrs. John Bears, Brooklyn; ,and Mrs. Malcolm Munro, Whim Road.

Beck, and his sons, Bloyce and

CHARLOTTETOWN Card or Tllanlls

Being a patient in V. G. Hos- pital. Halifax, I wish to thank all those who remembered me in

sending cards, letters, iruit, candy and home cooking. Sincerely, M35. JOHN WARREN, North River.

INTMEMORIAM

In loving memory oi our dear son ANTHONY MARTIN who died August 1st. 1942.

with tears we watched you sinking we watched you put away

We tended you with loving can But could not make you stay.

REGINA CP - A microiilming project is under way in the pro-

we watched beside your bedside, The MINI! hm!” W-5'04 vincial archives. Private

And though our hurts were aching qmcumems, newspaper, and We saw you breathe your last.

papers, other records are being photographed on . Iilm strips and more than. 7,000

Mwl" Remem:::;..Py Mom" lndjfeet is devoted to old municipal

papers. I

HEAR

George. and daughter, Myrna.

.."CilpLllll'1 A. A. Mosher and Mrss Moshcr, and their son David, haven returned to Montague following all stay of several days in Lunenbul'g,i iwherc they visited Mr. Mosher'a! ibrothrr and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moshcr.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris and family, Donna and Douglas of Toronto, left for that city Wed- nesday after visiting his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- .Il0lIl Norris and family of Man- tngue.

'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wa.rd and family of Halifax, N.S., are spend-I

ing their vacation at Stanhope, Beach. P. E. I. They motored toll Iiiontziqlie this week where they,

were the guests 0! MI. and lVlrs.' Beaniis Rourke.

..'(70NGRATULA'I'IONS - Cons gratulations are being extended to Donald Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Campbell. Brooklyn, who won the Kings County pro-, vincial scholarship to Prince of Wales College with the highest aggregate in the grade ten ent- rance examinations. Mr. Campbal oompleted his elementary educa- tion at Brooklyn School. and at- tcndcd Montague High School last year. All join in wishing him every success in future years.

Practically all high-grade opals vnmc from Australia, where the i.rst. black opal was found 50 years ago.

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'0 Monday Evening. August 3rd 10.00 to 10.15 p.m.

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MR. FLEMING is one of Canada's foremost I Speakers and Parliamentarians i

ELEOTORS of KING'S OOUNTY

On August 10th you can get rid of a Government that rides roughshod over the wishes of the people and carries on the greatest spending spree of all time.

HOW TO VOTE!

JOHN A. Mal:IlONALil x l

A Von: FOR MacDONALD TN KING'S WILL ENSURE THE SAFEGUARDING or your: IN- TERESTS. '

. Inserted by the King's County, Progressive Conservativo Association

OEMENT BLOCKS

FOR SALE DICK MllcLEAIx

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Ye0fTheatre, Extra"

MONTAGUE Mon.-Tues.-Well. 3-4-5th

The Greatest Show On Earth

Admission: Adults 62c plus 13c P.E.I. Tax-Children 31c plus 4c tax

Murray River Theatre

Murray River, July 31 - Aug. 1. 8.30 pm. FRIDAY & SATURDAY liEAl(lNo Tllslufll-lcl

SICTTII SIEIIIINO HAYOEH -OIIIOHIIIO OAIIISOII Also Sllort Subiects

Proceeds for the -Kiwanis Wading Pool

Free gift for ovcry donation received

SANOY'S- ORIVE IN THEATRE

Showing Sunday, Aug. 2, 1953-9 'p.m. "TIIE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNES1

A 1953 release in tecimicoi0r,'siai'ring Margaret Rutherford, Dorothy T tin, Edith Evans, Michael Denison, and Joan Green ood.

SATURDAY. AUGUST lat-

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OONSERVATIVE

RADIO SPEEOHES OVER O F O Y

All Times Standard

6:25 to 6:30 PM. Mr. Walter G. Maclienzie

PUBLIO SPEAKING OONTEST

Junior members now.

Speak on any topic associated with rural life in the Maritimes. Large prizes for county winners. p Enquire as to how you may win a three-day free . trip to the Maritime Winter Fair.

BOX 9-DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, i

of Rural Organizations enter

Montague Phone 23.

Charlottetown.

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3 BIG DAYS STARTING MONDAY

DARING ADULT ENTERTAINMENT AT IT'S MOST -I'ANTAl.lzlNG llEsTl .

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AUGUST 1st-7:00 P.M.

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Kenneth Anderson, St. Peters

KINGS OOUNTY

collsElivATlvE BROAIIOASTS

Vice President Young Progressives Conservatives.

MONDAY, AUGUST &. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4M THURSDAY. AUGUST 6..

FRIDAY. Amos! 7.

by the Candidates,

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Mount Stewart (Legion Hall)

Parkdale (Community Hall)

Eldon IEidon Hall at 9 p.m.)

5011118 Park (Spring Park Hall)

LIBERAL POLITIOAL MEETINGS

Meetings will begin at. 3:30. They will be attended

Cecil A. Miller and Neil A. Maths- '0" and by other prominent Liberals.