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THE GUARDIAN, CHARDOTTETOWN

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MAPLE LEAF W. I.

The vice-president, Miss Emmel- Ine Marchbanks of the Maple Leaf Womena Institute. presided at the September meeting on Thursday ev- ening. The meeting opened with the ode and creed. Eight members answered roll call. Minutes and correspondence were read.

The new committees are:_

Sch0oL—Mrs. John Marchhank.

Lunch-Mrs. P. Marchbank and Mrs.. A. Reilly.

Pmgram-—Mrs. Geo. Gunning and Mrs. F. Waite.

Roll call—a suitable recipe or article for the Institute News.

The treasurer reported $30.71 the proceeds from a pantry sale. On motion this was donated to the hall to help pay fcr the furncss.

Mrs, John March-bank. the pro- gram committee. then entertained us with a humorous reading and n ‘contest.

Lunch was served by Misses E. S. Marchlbank and Margaret Walker. The National Anthem closed the meeting.

LUTON. Bedfordshlre. England ._ (C?) - Thieves who ransacked

‘In estate agent's office leit a note

the cigarets

saying: “Thanks for - why no

and the cup of tea milk?"

BNARLUTTETOWN THEATRES?‘

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TOIIAY and WEDNESDAY Shows 2:30-78:45 SPECTMILE! Amazing Action!

N. J. MABON

OPTOMETRIST Fitting and Supplying Glassq Etc. MONTAGUE. Office Hours: 10 to l3 A.M l to 5 l’. M

by appointment Office Connected with Drug Store.

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VERNON RIVER SCHOOL

Report for August.

Grade X.—1. Louise Enman. Grade lX.—1. Waller Maclnnis; 2, Preston Richards; 3. Alfred Moc- Neill.

Grade VI.—1. Jean Richards, Ronnie Morrissey. equal.

Grade V.—l. Joan MacNelll; 2. Helen MacNeill.

Gﬂde IV- A.—1. Mary Aylward; 2. Eddie Aylward.

Grade IV. B.—-l. Carol Cummings. Clarice Morrisscy. equal; 2. Philip MacInnis.

Grade II1.—1. David MacNeill. Grade II. A.—1. Harold Richards. Grade II. B.-1. Mary Masters; 2. Alfred Richards.

Grade 1. A.—l, Lawson Lea; 2, Frankie Lea. Lorna Lea. equal. Grade l. B.—-1. Charles MacNelll. Highest average _ Walter Mac- Innis car/a _ Perfect attendance - Louise En- man, Helen MacNeiil. Joan Mac- Neiil. Mary Masters.

Mary C. Gallant-Teacher.

TRIMLEY, Suffolk. England (C?) -YRemoval of three "dunces' galleries" from classrooms at Trim- ley school cost £348 lSLSMJ. The galleries raised platforms for desks - were popular In schools half a century ago. Children sit- ting on them could be seen easily by the teacher.

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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Stewart, Miss

The Guardian may be following plooco In Montague: In Georgetown: The Post Office;

.-'BEADIBS will ﬁnd display ulo advts. and suction mdvts. etc. on our Financial Page.

...' CHICKEN SUPPER. - On Wednesday Sept. ‘l at Rollo Buy Church Hall s chicken ,_ , cords. and a Novelty Balloon and string confetti dance will be held. Good orchestra, special music selections. the first c; its klnd to be held in Eastern port of Island.

Georgetown and ‘ Viciuily

Mr. o. r-r. Llewellyn was abusi- ness visitor to the City lut week.

Miss Joyce "Billie" Jcnklrn spent last week in Charlottetown visiting hcr sister, Miss Dorothy Jenkins.

Miss Jean Maworlnell loft Mon- day for Charlottetown whore ohs will study at Notrc Dame Academy.

Lawrence Bltchilder and visitors to

Mrs. Miss Rita Wight were the City on Saturday.

Mr. John Batchilder pf the crew of the S.S. Charles A. Dunning Spent the weekend at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. Clem Wight of Charlotte towntown spent the holiday week- end as the guest of his mother. Mrs. William Wight.

Mr. Howard Gotell of Montreal is spending a few days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs John C. Gotell.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stewart and family of Charlottetown were theweekend holiday guests of rel- atives in Georgetown. '

Mr. James Mair of Charlotte- town visited his grandmother. Mrs. Mary Yorston during Labour Day weekend.

Mr and Mrs. George Stewart and family of Charlottetown were weekend guests at Mr. Stewart's former home here.

Mr Harry MacConnell of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Amherst. N.S.. was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs J.A.B. MacConnell for the holiday.

Miss Joan MacQuillan of Wor- thy‘s Drug Store in Charlottetown was the holiday weekend guest of her praents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred MacQuillan.

A meeting of the Georgetown Branch No. 16 of the Canadian Legion. 3.13.8.1... was held in the Legion Hall on Thursday of last week. Many matters relating to the coming fall and winter activit- ies of the Branch were under dis- cussion. Arrangements were made for ssvsrsl members to cut a quantity of lumber in Lower Mon- tague this week. This lumber will

BENEATH A FOREIGN SKY

(Dcdiclbed to o oorrowlng parent)

High on a plllalred hill he stood with eyes fixed toward the sea- O'er which the rising sun blazed forth

Ln radiant briiilancy-

Into his mind there came a thought And Ln his heart he sighed-

Of his beloved far away

Where brave sons fought and died.

The waves roll on from shore to shore

The lone tides ebb and flow-

The winds blow m across the d"? Beneath an arching bow-

That God set in the firnnament

In convennnt with man-

To save him from the floods of time In His eternal Plan.

High unto heaven he cast his eyes And bowed his srorowed hcart— 1n suppllcatlcn and in prayer

For loved ones who depart—

This transient and this mortal life Where brave and battered die- or. land and sea and in the air Beneath s. forelin sky.

-Peter A. Reilly.

August 30. 1949.

MAJOR HOOPLE

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Roper; _ln St. Peter's:

111111111’. Albert Altken, Mrs. Byron Harriet Clair. Wnldon Lovers.

bought at any of the

M!" 5- A- I-lowellvn; MrmCIay. in Sourin: Condon’: and Florence Tho Post Office.

mrrrrso roorwasn sf. m» Meniscus Shoo Store.

be used to replace the present sills and floor under the Legion Hull. Another meeting is called for Saturday. Sept. 10th.

Min Louise Murphy of DeBlois 310m. Ltd. Charlottetown. was a recent. visitor st the heme of her DINMI. Mr .l-nd Mrs. wllllsm Murphy.

Mr. Alacrt Refuse and Mr. Sterling Blaokstt who are employ- ed on construction work in Char- lottetown visited their homes on the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Currie and son Howard of the City were rec- ent visitors at the home of Mrs. Currie‘: parents. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Clotell.

Mrs. William Hobbs. Jr. left Ikidoy by plane for Barrie, Ontario. when nae vﬂll reside with Mr. Hobbs who is a member of the R

C.A.F. at Camp Borden.

A special meeting of the Town Council was called by Mayor P.L. Boudreault on Friday to deal with ﬁnancial matters relating to the construction of the new recreation- sl center.

Miss Dorothy Jenkins of the firm of W. R. Jenkins in Charlottetown. was the holiday guest of her mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

The Rev. Le Drew Gardiner of Saint John. N.B . who is a former rector of St. Paul's in Charlotte- town, held a service of Holy (km- rnunion in Holy Trinity Church on Sunday morning.

Mrs. Walter Solcman and daught- ers Dianne and Beverly have ar- rived home frc-m a visit to Halifax where they were guests of Mrs. Solomons‘ brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Scull)‘.

Mrs. Albert Hobbs amt son Bob- by left on Friday by plane fnr Barrle. Ontario. where they will Join Mr. Hobbs who is a member of the R C.A.'F.,_.staiioilcd at irear- by Camp Borden.

Ml‘. Ray W. Solclnan. Hardware and Dry Goods merchant. 0n Main Street. is enlarging his warehouse. on the south side of his store. When the work is completed Mr. Soloman will have ample storage space for his various lines of merchandise.

Mrs. Clayton George and daught- ers Laverne and Ann who have been holidaying with Mrs. George's par- entS. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Knight left a few days ago on return tn their htme in Lucan, Ontario. They were accompanied by Mrs. Knight. who will visit with them for a time.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scully and family who have been residing in Charlottetown for sometime arriv- ed in Georgetown on Saturday and took up residenrc in their hrmn on Water Street. which they recently purchased from Mrs. Helen Con- don. Mr. Scully plans on carrying on a grocery business in the stcre on his premises and has also been- engaged on the teaching staff 0i Georgetown High school.

Children of school age who re- side in Georgetown Royalty will this school term have the opportunity oi attending classes in their OWll district. for the first time in many years. It was recently decided that they are at. present a sufficient number of pupils residing in the district to warrant the-re-opening of classes. The old school building has suffered much from ihe rav- ages of the elements and plans for this team are to obtain a room from Mr. John MacDonald. who during the past year has built a new home near the location of the original school building. Miss Alice Gordon of Rcseneath has been en- gaged as teacher.

Dragnet Out _

MONCTON. N. 3.. Set. l1 — (CP)—R.C.CM.P. said Friday a province-wide dragnet had been thrown out in the search for an armed holdup man who escaped today after taking between $40 and $50 at gunpoint from a clerk In s general store at Smith's Corner. 40 miles north of here.

STANIEIFORD. Lincolnshire, Eng- lsnd -- (C?) -- While a house was being demolished here a "boneshaker" iblcyclr-i of the 1810 style WES found bricked up he- twcen the kitchen ceiling and the rafters.

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BUYING POULTRY DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY Al: HIGHEST MARKET PRICES

Ask for Prices before dispos- ing of your birds. Crates supplied. Dolly remittances.

The ' Royal Packing 00., Ltil.

Charlottetown J. I]. JENKINS, Pres.

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Mrs. Mary Geller. Mlddeboro. Moss. accompanied by her son Thomas. his wife and two wlnsome little daughters Maureen and Donna spent a very pleasant week in Little Pond. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart. also Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mac- Donald.

The dance held in Little Pond hall sponsored by the C. W. l... was well patronized and a nice sum realized.

Professor John A. and Mrs. Mac- Donald motored from Vancouver. B. C. recently and visited relatives and friends In Little Pond before returning on their long trip.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. MacDon- ald. Ottawa. spent the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. ‘MacDonald.

Mr. Ben McInnis. Boston. Mas. recently visited his sister Mrs. Chas. J. MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Parrot Maine. recently paid a visit to Little Pond the guests of Mrs. Matilda Ding- well.

Mrs. F. K. Swallow has returned to her home after spending several weeks in Souris Hospital where she received treatment.

Mrs. Daniel MacCormac. Char- lottetown. is spending s. week in Little Pond at. the home of he: uncle Mr. Joseph Campbell. She is accompanied by her two sons Noel and Donny.

The farmers of this locality are busily engaged in harvesting and threshing their grain. which indi- cafes summer is on the wane and another season is fast approaching.

Mr. R. Ronald MacDonald rec- ently left for N. S. While there he will attend the Truro exhibition and horse races.

. IN MEMORIAM

HAROLD S- FARQURARSON

There passed sway ai the Prince Edward Island Hospital on August the 16th. Harold Seaman. son Mr. and Mrs. George Farquhnrson, Crossitoads. at the tender ago of 7 months.

Death is hard at all times but when it. comes to o. home twice in the period cf s. month, we wonder at God's Will. But Jesus said little children do come to me. . .

His little twin sister having passed away one month previous.

He leaves to mourn buldes his father and mother two little bro- thers and one sister. Beatrice. Rob- ert and Jackie. _

A private funeral was held Aug- ust the 6th. at the Cutcliffe Fun- eral I-Iome. The service conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster and Lic. Byron Hcwlott. Intem-lem Mer- maid Cemetery.

CARD or rT-Ttults

The family of the late Harold Farquharscn wish to thank all friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness. also all those who sent messages of sym- pathy and letters during their rec- ent sad bereavement.

ITALY TO MODERNIZE NAVY ROME. Sept. &—(AP)—Defence Minister Rondolfo Pacclordi an- nounced last night.’ that Italy will modernize her navy next year. Under terms of the peace treaty Italy can rebuild her navy after Jan. l, 1950. The treaty limits the Italian fleet to two battleships. four cruisers. four destroyers and smaller craft.

BUYING DAILY Llvo or Dressed FOWL and CHICKEN

for Canning Purpose EASTERN PACKING CO" LIMITED

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IN MEMORIAM

MR. MALCOLM A. McDONALD

There passed away on August

R. C. MacLeod, Kinross. P. E. L. Mr. Malcolm A. MacDonald in his 90th year. The late Mr. MacDon- ald was a. man of beautiful Chris- tian characier and highly esteem- ed by all the people. He was a ruling elder of Ihc Vallcyfield Congregation lo which office he was elected In 1897. Not only was he a faithful and efficient mem- ber of the session and attended regularly to all the duties in con- nection with the church, but he also gave strong support to every worthy cause in the community. Although Mr. MacDonald reached such an advanced age. his facili- tics were not impaired and he enJoyed the visits of his family and friends to the last. Mrs. MncLeod who is a Registered Nurse gave him every care and comfort. and kindly ministered to him during the period of_his dc- cllning health and illness.

The funeral services. largely at- tended were held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod to the Valleyfield Church, and were con- ducted by the minister, Rev. A. C. Fraser who spoke from Matt. 26- 2i, "Well dope thou good and faithful servant . enter thou into the joy of thy Lord". The favorite hymns, "The Lord's My Shepherd", "Rock of Ages" were $11118. and Mr. John Bears. a member of the famous Brooklyn Trio sang beautifully and impres- sively "The City Foursquare". Mr. Gilli-s of Eldon was funeral direc- t0r,- with Alex Glllls, R. C. Mac- Lwd. W- A. Macbeod. M. A. Mac- Leod, John A. MacPherson and John S. MacPhce. all members of the session as pail bearers.

H15 Wife passed away in 1928 and Mr. MacDonald is survived by five sons and six daughters. The sons are. Alexander of Washing- ton. D. 0., John A. of Michigan, Martin of Eldon. PEI, Dan cf Mvnmsve. P. E. r. and John of Lynda-lo. P.E.I. The daughters are. (Katherine) Mrs. Carl Houson. Elli. Mlltlret of Quincy. Mass. (Lexina) Mrs. Donald R. Chase of Portland, Mame, Belle of Water.

o! town. Mus. and Sarah of Chor- constant. ‘

lottctown. Besides the visits of the members of his fum- lly who live in P. E. 1.. foug- cg m; daughters from the United state; viliﬁed him in July and three sons and fivo daughters were present st the funeral services.

VBTIRY-TLOIII Notes

Miss Katherine Ross Mass“ 13 Vllmnl Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Ross. Valleyflsld.

'I1he 109th Anniversary Services 0f Vﬂlleyllleld United Church were held on Sunday August 21st and were largely attended. Ovsr 300 Persons were served at the Anniver- sary Surmper 0n Tuesday evening.

Among those attending the ser- of New Jersey -\‘ro were guests of W.A. Eruce and family.

Guest speaker at the Anniversary Sell/kits was Rev. D.M. Sinclair of Halifax. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and

and visited many friends in Valley- field and vicinity. also ln Belfast.

Mrs. and party. Malile visited this week with his brother Angus Mac- Donald snd his sister Montgomery.

Mr. Ind Mrs. leslio MacPhcrson

Mrs. Ohrlsty MsoPhsrson arc guests this week with Mr. Nicholson Vaileyfleld.

Mr. and Mrs. tlrnfhttetowa. with Mr. ‘and Mrs. M.D. Marben and family.

Many Films. ' For 1. V. Stations

OTTAWA. 8cm. s - (CPI-The National Film Board will have s 110659110 of films for use by Con- odlon television stations when thsy altars-ﬁts" “it? it"s-t

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an ' Burns.

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126th in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. -

vices were Mr. and Mrs. Whitscn j Sunday . "

family were Buests at the Manse _

and Mrs. Den MacDonald -

Mrs. W.D. j __

Brookllne. Man. by his mother.

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MEN'S and

SEPTEMBER .6,

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FALL SPECIALS

Men's SUITS. rog. $46.50 . . . . $24.50 Mon‘: SUITS. rog. $59.50 . . . . $34.50 Men's Topcouls. rog. $34.50 . $27.50 Trench Cont: . $6.95 Po $29.50 Mon‘: All-Wool Plaid Jackets . . $8.95 Men's PANTS. reg. $8.95 .. ,. $6.95 Men's Dress Shim. rag. $3.95 . . $2.88 Men's SUEDE JACKETS -- t. . $22.50 Men's Mod. Combs... reg. $2.75 . $1.95 Men's Rayon HOSE 59¢

BOYS’ VALUES

Boys‘ School PANTS . . . . .. .. .. $3.95 lays‘ JACKETS. lined . . . . . . . . $5.95 Boys‘ All-Wool SWEATERS .. . . $2.95 Boys‘ Plaid SHIRTS . . . $1.95 to $2.95 Boys "T" SHIRTS ...... . . .. .. $1.00

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atlon studios in New York. sold that United States television stations n0\v are using’ films for 2'5 to al- most 100 per cent of their pro- grams.

Many are Canadian films turned out by the publicity-owned Nation- al Film Board. He estimated that from b0 to 60 Canadian films-some of theim repeats-are shown on American television stations o month.

frhe films-those desimg with tourist. topics are the most popu- law-arc rented to the American stations, When they have complet- ed tho circuit. they are stored against the day when they may,

be used by Clnadlsn

iOns.

Mr. Newman, former r d ~ the N.P‘.B.'s “Canada gaﬁrikelstbiif

series. r to hear

etumcd to Ottawa in u“; the anncuncemcm um

his film "Chants Jeunessc." mm

on the

onto. had won first

Leslie Bell Singers of TM‘- prize at m;

Venice Film Festival.

AUDLEY END. Essex, EnglumL.

(C?) — £5,000 houses clergy.

The Pilgrim's Trust 53y; 030.000) towards aim; here u homes for aged

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FOR SALE

A going concern in thcqsmnrt Town of Montagus, THE BISON RESTAURANT and HOT DOG STAND-. ‘Bus Stop-New fI-story building; apartment on the. 2nd floor, consisting of 4 bedrooms, living room, sun-porch, sewing room, bath room and hall, all with hardwood floors. Also rlvatc dining room on 1st floor.

MRS. C. G. CLAY Montague

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Wool. Alpine and

Cropo Skirts Crisply tailored Skirts. Perfect for School and College wear. Inboauﬂ ful shades.

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CARDIGAN SWEATER

A must in your Fall Ward- a robe to top your Skirts and Blouses.

$4.98 to $8.50

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Shirred Yoke and Peter Pan _. Collar, little pearl buttons " marching down the front - Short and long sleeves.

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