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I would like to take this opportunity of expressing to WEDNESDAY. the people my sincere appreciation for the very kind way ’ they received me as I visited them in their homes during

JULY 21th

the recent campaign. To my supporters, workers and those who assisted me in my canvass I am most tcful. Although not elected I will continue to do all can to promote the best interests of the district. I know Mr. St. John merits the confidence which has been placed in him and I offer him my congratulations.

MELVIN J. MQUAID.

liPrairie Marriages Are Long-Lasting

NOTICE

I AM OPENING AN OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF

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SUIIRIS THEATRE

SATURDAY, JULY 23rd

"RETURN 0F TllE BAD MEN"

with Randolph Scott, Anne Jeffreys and Gabby Hayes‘ Shows 8 and 10. Matinee 10 a.m. Also Comedy

Our Dates on “JOHNNY BELINDA" WED., THUR. and FRL, JULY 27, 28, 29

parts of Canada because

people live in small

Moore. director of

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lo. In those cities, members

as they should be."

factor in healthier marriages. Dan Young. administrative

_industrial centres. ' mwflshlli. which pays for all suchi losses. The township council just paid him $489 for one raid when a second raid killed another 21 sheep. The cost will be $450.

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IDNDON - (C?) — Mrs. Eliza. Gardner who ureighs 252 pounds — "They call me IO-ton Liza" — was

ecently awarded a Carnegie Hero cl certificate and six guineas

($25.20) for rescuing a girl trap-

ped by fire opposite her home.

tred about the home. With true Western

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OTTAWA — (CP) - It took two husky police constables, s 12-gaugc shotgun and a garden hose to evict a family of three skunks from un- der the garage of Stanley Endicott

orting around night. spots,“

WILD DOGS COSTLY M1‘. Young.

KINCARDINE. Ont. ~ ICP) — Dogs which hove raided farmer An- gus McArlhurZs flock of sheep are here, Children first saw the skunks proving cxpcnsivo to Eidersiie playing with neighborhood kittens,

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WINNIPEG. July 20 —- (GP) — Prairie families live and. play io- gether more than families in other parts of Canada. and that. is one of the main reasons why Prairie 53y

AT MURRAY RIVER‘ authorities on domestic problems. MONDAY, JULY 25“! In Alberta, Saskatchewan and HOURS,__ Manitoba. the dlgorc; rate is only ' about three-tent s o one per cen Monhy ' Tueuhy " Thuruhy ‘ Friday ‘of the populations — lower than 9:30 - 12; Z - 4:30; T - 8 ‘in any other part of Canada. the wednegdgy 3nd sgmpdax i-Drmiéidon Bureau of Statistics has

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"I think Prairie marriages are longer and happier than in other most communities or in the country. said Miss ML. Winnipeg's

"Out here our families stay t0- gcthcr as units. Divorces are al- ways more numerous in largo in- ldirstriai cities like those in Ontar- of families are not together as much

lVLlss Moore cited between hous- ing conditions in the West as a

of- ficer of Winnipeg's Juvenile and family court, said home life “is a frugal thing at best" in Eastern

“Families there live at too fast had ‘a pace to enjoy home xeceration." The West's lack of entertainment spots makes for quieter living cen-

hospitality, the family man here is more apt to invite his friends to his home for an evening than to "go cav- said

HATFIELD BROAD OAK, Essex. England --- (C?) — A ncst of mice was found in the buck of a radio set

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Mill Violet l-lutcheson. Montague. is at present employed with Stew- art snd Beck.

....'PLUI\IBING AND HEATING —Prompt service. Leonard Gillis. Phone 52, ring 8. Montague.

Mr. John Clarey, Murray River, is spending s few weeks in Mon- tague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alva G. Allen.

Miss Marion MacLean. graduate student of Montague High School. is at present employed with Mac- Leod and MacGregor, Montague.

..'MON'I’AGUE UNITED Church Pastor-age Charge. Dr. A. l). Mac- Kenzie, minister, wiu conduct scr- vices as follows July 24th. 11 a.m. Montague; 7.30 p.m. Lower Mon- tague.

MacDonald and Bloyce Beck of Montague. The boys motored t0 Charlottetown with the Scoutmas- ter, Mr. Eric Duvsr, where they joined the Island contingent. Th0)’ will remain under canvas for ap- proximately two weeks.

Miss Roms Dunning, student nurse at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, who is at PIBIQM 0B l three weeks vacation at, her hbmfl in Montague will leave on Wednes- day for a few days visit to Mar- garetsville, N. S., where she will be the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robinson.

....°Mrs. M. E. Ramsay and daugh- ter, Mrs. Evelyn Lodner have re- turned from Halifax, where they attended the session of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star of Nova Scotia with lllflldliiml" over Prince Edward Island. which was held in the Lord Nelson Hotel. Mrs. Ladner was re-elected Grand Treasurer.

While cruising down the river on Sunday, Mr. John Yeo had the un- fortunate circumstance of losinB the outboard motor of his speed- bont. The motor fell off when the boat was a short distance from the end of the Montague wharf. Since the accident occurred, citizens h“! been dragging the river from boats in an attempt to find the motor- Up to the present, however, all efforts have been ‘unsuccessful.

.. FSUNDAY SCII-OOL PICNIC- The Sunday School of the Montague United Church held a picnic on Sat- urday afternoon in Lower Montague at Clement's Cove Where "m? sixty-five members assembled. Mani’ games and contests were enivYed after which a delicious lunch was served. The following are the re- sults of the races which took place. Girls 6 years and under: 1. Gllllllfl Taylor; 2. Myrn Beck; S. Phyllis Nicholson. Boys 6 years and Wide!‘- 1. Eric Hamilton; 2. David Mac- Lure; 3. Billy Kydd. Girls 9 Y9!" and under: 1. Elaine Poole; 2- Irene Webster; 3. Arms B0510"- Boys 9 years and under: 1, Mcrril Wlgginton; 2. Billy Vanlderstine: 3. Duncan MacLeod. Girls 13 year! and under‘. 1. Greta Wlflillfllimi 2- Nora I-Iutcheson; 3. Allene BBMOH- Boys 13 years and under: 1. Bloyce 3mg; 2, Glenn Wigginton; 3. David Stewart, C.G.I.T. Girls Leaders: 1- Jane Luke; 2. Ncillc Patterson 3. Barbara Mahon. C.G.I.'I‘. Git‘ . 1. Barbara Mnbon; 2. Vlcltt Hutches- on; 3, Joyce Wigginton. BOY! wheelbarrow race: 1. Glen W188i"- tcn and David Stewart; 2. Bio?" Beck and Erie Weatherbie. Girl! wheelbarrow Race: 1. W019! Th“ chosen and Barbara Mnbon, 2. Jane Lake and Lorraine MBCLUIQ-

MOTHER KNOWS BEST- PADDY KEEPS CURLS

BARSTED, England, July l9- (CPI-Few people have ever seen Paddy Levin with his cap oil. bu! everyone for miles around this Kent County town admire! hi! corkscrew curls.

Twelve flsxen curls trained down his forehead surprilfi Mill people when they first see this unique coiflure. But Paddy. I true-born Irishman. does not think there is anything out of thenor- dinary‘ about it "at. all. at all.

"Sure and wasn't that the way my mother sent me of! to school." he says. "Who's goln‘ to tell me she was wrong and whY Shim“ I be arguing with what she thought was bestt. And if it's arsilihl with men I am. it'll be with m! fists."

Paddy has three brothers in Belfast who have stayed with thB same hair style all their lives.

' "What mother thought belt ll mu good enoulh for us." Pl“! says.

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v ' _ lilusquuh. N. l. unu , l. rumor EDWARD CAPITOL EMPIRE ;_g-j‘~'=‘-'"~=‘ -'='*:r_§_;‘_rf~°;""- "f; .| smug. , q ' ' Hl-lll Ill! I "l! 0 from so staunch 0e- » ~§ TODAY — SATURDAY TIIMY — SATURDAY TOIIRIIT and SM’. h Nil-wins rmrlg-orhglsz: urn-s. a.‘ wmonam on. l privatise Jupmax i snows 2=so - 1 - e '- ~ . ' um r- n- mm n- r-o on» ‘l hot-m Stomach stow >' l v “en's-ran rooms . . , ‘ . A , - [yufliiflig Montague Shoe Store. Al n m” Suirvirlrne-rngl‘ x51... ..ih“':r§l'-. ahlrduattgl Tkhgbzflh- :31’ , ,~ firm a M081’ wtcxso not: .. ..._. m, t, M.,,,.,,,,,_ d,“ “m,”

of alarm and electric clocks Jeweller. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Currie. Charlottetown. spent the week end in Montague, guest. of Mrs. Elsie Watterworth.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Patterson. Montague. spent two weeks va- cation in Saint John and St. Martin's where they visited the parents of Mr. Patterson.

Miss Florence Ingl, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. MacDonald, Montague, for tire past two weeks. has returned to her home in California.

“JRACING HORSE - Another racing horse has been added to the growing list in Montague with Nel- lie Worthy, 2.16, now being trained by Mr. Les Gay, who, despite his age of 79 years. is still very active in the equine field. The horse is owned by Mr. Cecil Drake of Car- digan, and Mr. Gay, with his long experience with horses hopes to see the horse bring home some good re- suits during the racing season.

"JTENNIS COURTS READ!- During ths past week final work of preparing the tennis courts was completed under the supervision of Mr. George Nicholson. The courts have been levelled, raked and roll- ed, after which the lines were put down. Thorn is at present an active interest in the club. and many are expected to join this year. Many young boys and girls who have not had the opportunity of playing ten- nis, will be urged to join the club, so that they may have the oppor- tunity of learning the game. As u competitive game tennis is coming into its own, and more interest is being shown on the Island than heretofore. Several clubs have join- ed the Lawn Tennis Association and many competitions are sched- uled to be played. Although just in its infancy, the Montague Club hopes that soon it will be able to participate in the playoff games, and thereby give more experience to the younger players.

....'KING'S COUNTY HOSPITAL lifIEETING— The general meeting of the King's County Hospital was

day with u large crowd in atten- dance. The meeting was opened by the chairman, Mr. Douglas Mac- Laren. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. H. J. I-Iynes, which were adopted as read. The chairman, Mr. MacLaren, on behalf of the trus- tees gave a report of the activities and asked to be relieved of his du- ties for the forthcoming period. He also mentioned the loss of several of his colleagues during the past year. Mr. H. J. Hynes was relieved of his duties owing to illness, and Mr. A. E. Sullivan resigned, there- by leaving two vacancies which were temporarily filled by Mr. W. R. Gilbert and Mr. Don Samson. bank managers. who were recently transferred, thus still leaving two vacancies. The annual financial re- port was read by the secretary, Mrs. H. J. Hynes. It was moved by C

St. Clair Trainor and seconded by Dr. P. Msclntyre, that the report be adopted. A report was given by Mrs. J. D. MacLeod, secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary, followed by a report from Mrs. A. White from "10 M9163’ Club. and another by Mrs. F. Coyle from the Beaver Club. The ladies of the three clubs are to be commended on the splendid work which they have carried on for this worthy cause. Much val- uable machinery, linens and nur- sery material have been purchased by these clubs. New trustees were appointed to replace those who re- signed which included Mr. Lester MacLeod and Mr. Rendeii of the Bank of Nova Scotla. Mr. Wilfred MacDonald was appointed to re-

umzns Is an excellent clinical 10w ls 0-06 1i. v." Peplcr,

held in the Curling Rink on Thurs-l

ll day treatment.

22. 1949 I

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN wlunam amazon‘

The community of Peter's Rood (Montague R. R. 4) was saddened to learn of the recent death of John William Meet-sod in his 58th year He was born st Beech Point, December 20th, 1891, a son of the lain George and Annie (Mstheson) Mccbeod. .

He loved and grew up in a smal country settlement, in due course attending the small school nee-r his home. There he learned the molt important lesson of all: that money and material wealth are things which pass: that love. friendship and character are after au the most important in life. It may be truly said that "Jack" as he was familiarly known, never knew what it. was to envy any per- m. his nssreeation of physical QISGLS.

Hi-s home was more than the usual set-up of parents and. child- ren. His friends were ever wel- come and their visits were eager- ly anticipated. I-Ic was a. man who reui extensively and kept himself well in tum with modem pro- gress. An excellent conversation- alist, he was also the possessor of a brilliant-wit. Although he liked to travel, his interests were so confined to Prince Edward Island. he rarely passed beyond the con- fines of those places populated by his friends.

His“ last working days were spent in pursuit of his favorite occupation-tithing. More lucra- tive work was refused in order that he might join his fishermen friends.

Left to mourn his passing is his widow the former Nettie Mac- Lesn; one daughter Rhoda (Mrs. Harvey Vsniot) of Stelluton. N- S; two sons, Fred of Montague and Basil of Btsllsrton; two sis- ters. Miss Rhoda MaeLeod and Jessie (Mrs. William Sece- baugh) of Medford, Mass; "If"? brothers, George of Watertown. Mass, Allan and Albert of Mur- ray Harbour, PEI. I The largely attended funeral lservice was conducted by his pas- tor the Rev. C. Henderson. Wil- liard MacLean sang beautifully the deceasedb favorite hymn: “Let Your Lower Lights Be Burning". The choir sang: "The Old Rugged Cross” and “Beautiful Garden of Prayer". Pall pesrers were: Harry Vanlderstine, Stafford MacDon- ald, Russel Graham, Mont Her- ring. Jack Jackson and Bert Mac- Leod. Interment was in the fum- lly plot, Peter's Road cemetery.

Mrs. John W. MscLeod and fam- ily wish to thank all their neigh- bors snd friends who were so kind to them during their recent bereavement: also those who sent flowers, cards, messages of sym- pathy, etc.

BUTTON BRINGS IEBMORIIB

MONTREAL -- (C?) -— A brass button picked up at nearby Cham- biy Canton by Michael Stephenson, newspaper carrier, has been identi- fled as belonging to a soldier of the British Fifth Royal Veterans‘ Brigade. The unit was stationed there in 1805-14 when the village was Fort Chambly.

bers of the advisory committee ln- clude Mr. Reginald Walsh, Mr. John Donahue, and Mr. M. MacLeod. Mrs. H. J. l-lynes resigned as sec- retary of the hospital. Various items were discussed regarding drainage on the hospital grounds. hard surfacing of grounds and in- stallation of water softener. The

place Mr. Douglas MacLaren. Mem-

meetlng was then adjourned.

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The Officers and Brethsrn of St. Andrew's Lodge No. ll A. I. and A.M., Montague, and visiting brethsru, are requested to meet at the Indgu Room on Saturday. July 38rd st 1:16 p.m. to utgggul the funeral of our lute Brother, Capt. Allan MaoIAod, funeral lor- vloss to be held st Christian Church, Beach Point, at 2:80 pan. Interment Bosch Point Cemetery. By order of the Worshipfui

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THE EYES HAVE IT — Two dachshund: express conflicting react-ion in their cyei ins they get set to board a plans in Lol Ansslu fa Honolulu. Vincent of Keying Tsckel. loft. expresses a flat "no," m; traveling companion, Redmondu Red Honey, cocks her head with on, fldence. Looks adventurous to her.

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FOR PROMPT RETURNS SHIP THROUGH THESE REPRESENTATIVES EVERY WEEK

WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE LOCAL PLANT AND SEE YOUI HOGS BEING KILLED, WEIGHED AND GRADED.

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