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The Guardian, Charlottetown. Tlinrs. Aug. an, 1932, 13 , arrived here from New York to ~ and Mrs. Parker amnion,‘ 1 . . vacation around th

u—>—7 ’ ’ , D e old home Murray mm-, oil. I DIDN'T ‘l'lllNl<‘IOU -ma.-r's \M«lA‘l' r ~mouau~r. ...~r- PLEASE OETOEI? Met‘: . . . BUT 'i<ii>s HAVE BEEN AN’ FIX vouz uAlaN’a'rov . W with her brother Francis 1: ii d Mm Reuben Mom»e_ 5 1 9 1, , HOUNDIN, ME FOR DAVSW V

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3~3o p.m.-Afternoon Musicale

4:00 p.m.-Taa Zone 4:3! p.m.-Vacslion lime

9,00 p.m.—The Best of Tommy Ambros

1o_oo ' —-Ghost

: .‘.—r i wmillno crop of 500300.000 bushels com» a ’- with Toronto business . iflish 35“: '.;,0(?o :2. c‘ii':nl.y News pared with only 240.ooo,ooo~writers he expressed fear that Miss Dianne Hancock. Belle l2 ii! a rn —local Weather bushels last year and 47o.o,- the Canadian public will be too River. recently 8 nt a few nu o.m.—Viswpoim tn 1950. "guy luugd into n gense of see. Mr. Lawrence Moore. New days at the home of her uncle

B! FORBES RIIUDE Canadian Press Business ‘Editor

their place in Canada's varied economy.

Searle Grain Co. Ltd.; pre- dicted a possible western wheat

The indications of bumper

csiimt ‘ llAlllil and .. call 4-3246

I76 Kent St. (Opp. Eaton’sl

wheat are all the more wel- come ln that, following last year's‘crop failure. fears were widely expressed that the West might be embarked upon an other drought period, and that we wouldn't have enough sup»

: ' ’ V M” Fmguald “"3 ‘lm“¥- Bank. i a patient in the Kings ' . ', M15 ‘M Mr‘ R““‘‘”"'_ MW‘ County Memorial Hospital. Mon-

, I V _ - Donald were business visitors to .33"; ' , V * me city on Thursday‘ Mrs. Martin MacKay and

cheering developments c s in e warning. that we are still deep in‘ the wootls'in our interna- tipnal payments problem.

The warning came from Prof. John. I-.., Mcbollgall. professor of Commerce at Queen's Uni- yeratlikr School of Business. In‘

curity.

Prof. Mcbougall feels that the chief result of the June 24 austerity program is to buy us time and, he added: "The ques- tion is,» will we use it wisely?“ He sees the possibility of ii re- turn to ll-per-cent unemploy

Leon Sheltery, Boston. Mass. - Wm be sorry to ‘elm of his con: Pictou. N.S. were recent visitors

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c this month and among the

The many friends here of Mr. daughters Verna and J an e t‘

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to Murray River, ‘guests of her ~. . cl M . G ‘ Mr‘ and Mrs. J.B_ Jay parents Mr an rs avin

will elebrate their golden wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Basil lrving - spent the past weekend at the Efiztgegdllhtgr “,}fi§,f,‘i;;“° xv-#3 i homes of their parents. Mrs. “H . 0 as . young lass She William J. Macl-(ay and Mr. gs Mrs gnossie Hooper a '”,e;and Mrs. Nathan Irving. Mur- long friend of Mr. and Mrs. Jay. ‘ "V ,H"“'b°“" 3 Mrs Emma D,-ake_ me gm-m. Miss Bertha MacLean. Sum-= er Emma 31ax1and' 1, visiting merside was a recent visitor to, her brothers in B;-jsto]_ the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacLean,«

asnow Asiioiw

Glasgow. N.S. recently spent a and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John few days at the home of his §iiancock. Murray River.

brother. Mr. Bennie Moore.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Gus Keenan, mg“ 33“: who have been residing in

MI‘. and Mrs. Roy Hamilton.;Deepbmok NS have taken up New Glasgow. N.S. spent th eg . _ .' ' '. . week end at the home of me“. : residence in their home in Mur- L son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ' ray River.

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HE GUIDES HER IN HER

AND OUT OF GARAGE‘.

plies to /meet available markets ment and is apprehensive that I At that time the Searle Com- the government. under political S pany. as a note of hope in an Pressure, may try to find ' otherwise somewhat apprehen- money solution s. which. he (,K(,w_,r‘ sive analysis, commented: “Na- states, would worsen the basic ' ' z.:l'e has ta way of corifouliiding situation and probably bring on _. __ . . e exper s.” pparenty t at is new crisis. 3” 7"'"’ s":':;"' ®'g:'h:’" spam just what nature has done this ‘ -—— we p.m____,” Z0". 0n_ the iron-ore front came Bureau of Statistics reports ‘:30 p_m__Vaw;°n Um. confirmation that the entire included: . F - ‘- mo pm __,_-,3‘; rm, $235.00_.000 project at Wabush Retail sales in the first haifi V 600 p_m__Und,, Th, sun Lake. in Newfoundland's Labra- of the year were $8,351.3l4.000. 6:15 p.m.—Te|avision N.w. dor. will go forward. up 5.3 per cent from the cor- 6'30 p_,,,__5¢,,. Financing arrangements have responding period last year. 6:35 pm.-—Te|evlslon Weather been completed for the whole Julie sales were $l,554.l45.000, Mo p_,,.__i-1.2. project, which is already under, up 3.8 per cent from June last 5:45 p.m.-Teluvision spam way. It is a joint effort by 10 year. 66 iron and steel companies, 1 which five are American, two steel ingot production in the German, one Italian and two week ended Aug. 18 was 147,- ' Canadian. The Canadian com- 989 tons. compared with 139,507 ‘ psnies are Steel Company of in the preceding week and 128.- Csnada Ltd. and Dominion 868 in the corresponding week Foundries and Steel Ltd.. both last yesi-.— of Hamilton.

Open 8:30 a.m.-9 p.nl.

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8:30 .p.m.—Anything Goes . 9.00 p.m.—‘iommy Ambrose 930 p.m.—My Three Sons 1000 p_m.—Ghost Squad H-00 p_m.—Wrest|ing 12:00 n.m.—CB( IV News l2 l5 a.m.-Viewpoint i.

' V THERE'S ANOTHEQ

_.PlCl< ME up.’ WE'LL CATCH THE A V0 THE G ROOM 1 '\

—- Production. of crude petrol-3 -

Trade Minister Hoes an- cum in the five months, Janu-g

nounces that response has been ary - May. totalled l02.785.906i

so ‘good to the national indus- barrels of 35 gallgls each, com-!

r a expansion conference, pared with 86.1 .939 a yearfi

TV. CALLS scheduled for Sept. 7. -that it ago. 5 NITF. or lH\'

will be moved to larger qusr- -—— tars. Originally planrszd for the Manufacturers shipments in D3! *3”: Nm ""5°3"'?“2 railway committee room of the the first six months totalled VAIl.'b RADIO & IV House of Common it now will.$l2,559.600.000 up 9.6 per cent 3;" 3,... st ¢i.v4..... be held in thC\C vention hall from June last year. and down!

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of the Chateau Laurier Hotel. 1.2 per cent from May. Wm-3 Premier Duff Roblin of Mani- — ‘WM A F1063 FIYING cpcy “pig toba announced that an oil ex- Births in the seven months OVERHEAD / C:7ARV.'Afiy; munuv ploti.-gt‘ on permit has bee: Janual;yed- 3:13’ giéazlgd 278.271 31 5 eggmm gran or a pe roeum searc -compa w . a year ~

6.28_sig" on along the province's Hudson ago. July births totalled 42,487 D

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7 3o—Newi 8. Weather ‘ * hemp-fiber measures

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