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PHE GUARDIAN,

CAPITOL RE-OPENS MONDAY

COMPLETELY RENOVATED - - - INCLUDING NEW in CUSHIONED.

Children's Matinee Admission on Saturday and Statutory Holidays ................................... .. 15

DON'T MISS THE

THE; EASTERN GIJABDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN '

Bruce MsoPhee. Min Jone

AGENT GIOIGITOWN:

AGENTS:-MONTAOUI: lhrelcl F. Llndrie Ml-I. Byron Stewart, Mrs.

Wlulninn. nuns sun John-ton. waison umn.

season - - - as the trot-

PLAN TO COME EARLY

Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Johnston,

Crosby. Meadow Bank. were visit- friende and relatives.

guests or Mrs. Kennedy's brother. Mr. stanley Dumviile, and Mrs. Dumville.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick mg: and two children, Karen and Frederic:

CHANGE ADMISSION

PRICES:

EFFECTIVE VMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th

Matinee Net Tax Admission 1 , ion, held at sou is, P. Eli. This Old- rcs- seni0r- 1st- Howard G- ' i Children 3. 19. T9nAY 03"-Y W" W” .... .... ........ .. .....: mm. mu. mum Brvenwn: are MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY Ad it 7c 40.; SHOWS 2:30-7-3:45 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toomey of 5h"''"' min: more than slxiv Howard 6- Dim: 401- Fred 00'- u S I" g. Boston. Mass.. who have been vac- entries. i mt ' I . r ationing for a few weeks in Peter's sec. 20: Holstein Bull. 1 year aid, 590- 30: Holstein heifer. 1 rear otters u g Evenmg DE' Road. the guests of Mrs. 'Toumey': registered Junior. 1st. R. L. Burgc; 015- 198- 11111101 155- 3- 14- BUTSC: Balcony .... .. 7c 420 parents Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm 2nd. Fred coriin; 3rd. Chas 5. 2nd- Chas 8' MacDonald: 31'-L 8 48 T to .lft 10 their home on MacDonald' 4th. Preston Bryenton. FY9550" Bryemmli 431- Fred 905 Orchestra " C C E e ' 'l':leaailirsId'ayeTheyr were accompanied sec 22: I-lolstein bull calf. reglsi- "W ' ' . , E s 1 by Mrs Charles Macl..aren and ered junior. ist. Preston Brye.-ton; 599- 31? Holstein hen” Ca". JUN- Childrens Matinee Admission on Saturday and Gambling their daughte-L Mary Jam. who have zndp Fred comm am. Chas S W ,eg,1sLR.L.Bu,ge;2nd'Fm . Stat”-t01'y H0nd3Y5 ---------------------------- -- -------- -- 160 H -:::::::' spent the summer months.tgu:;ts Mi;cDoi:isld:H4lt;. lPl'CStOniBTyell1l:0ll4 E311 Die 3311., hi.) MacDonald: 0 P P 0 R T u N I T I E S 4 g ' n-.:.' ec.:oenown. - - . : ' ""dl"'”"' 0: Mrs MacL?i;ael3sJol?::Eon Pet- years and over reg? 1st. L. sE- 327 Haste”) lieu" 0315 . 3111."; and Mrs. Gar - - I . . . nu, Rom Burge: 2nd. Howard Dixon, l”ori- Senomeit lst. R L- Bursa. 2nd ,

' ye . . ii' if, 3 id - , 2 n A Y s - M o N 'r U I: s or ?f;.”ii'.'. .2: continue your euueauon with Extension causes . . Assoclation will be held at the Sec. 25: Holstein heifer in milk. PWSW" BTYH-'50"? 31'd- Kennel-ll

' - M 4'-” - the ages of 16 and 35 are cordially years old, reg. lst. Howard x;. Dix- E15 c0ml'i- R0" BBL PHILOSOPHY PSYCHOLOGY V invited to attend. SD90”! SD98-"Y5 on, Fortune Bridge; 2nd. Fred Cof- 599- 35- H915 9111 KY3-de h9"91'- 1 ' y will be in attendance. fin. mm, Bay. -V9” 0”- W Preston Brve-Hon: ECONOMICS EDUCATION "C Sec. 27: Holstein heifer in miiir. 2nd- Gerald C0mll': 3l'd- Elwood Null 2. James 11- Brennan 2 years old. rest. 1st. Howard 0. China. Red Point.' ENGHSH spAN15" 3. Mrs. T. -7- R0b9”50"- lied PL Dixon: 2nd. Chas S. MacDonald; 5"" 355 HD1533”) aradc heifer ””” section 18-Collection Pansles Sm. Fred com". calf, senior and Junior. 150 Eiorii. FRENCTT GERMAN (7 entries); 3 M uh Sec. 23: Holstein heifer dry. 2 fhifx-sR0d1P:1pnt: 231dd. 211:: 1. Mrs. . . a uew an old. 1, ' 15L R. . 3 re. nns. ours ver; 1-. cs n TIN 2. James H. Brennan ' y as L u 5 Bryenton; 4th. Fred coffin. Rollo . GREEK LA 3- MI'5- Mew”) M'3Q”3”d MATHEMATICS HISTORY SCCWNI 17 " C”"”"”" m'"u"" of the bride. was a charming fiow- (1 entry): er girl. dressed in blue not over a SOCEOIDGY

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.AN.

PRINCE EDWARD C:

ring..-

vuin Nil than an

EMPIRE

of Norwalk. California. motored to Montague on Thursday and will visit here, guests of Mr. Inl5' brother-in-law and sister. Mr- Ind Mrs. D. M. MacDonald. They will also visit Mrs. Ings' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Moconnell in

..-round Pnoaltessrve con- SEIWATIVE ANNUAL MEETIM:-

Canadian Legion Clover Club in Charlottetown on Thursday. Aug- ust 28th. Registration to commence at 7.00 P. M. All persons between

1. Mrs. H. G. Matthew

Section 18 - Collection SnIP'

(2 entries): - e. Elmira

ors to Montague yesterday. visiting d

. . .1 .1. . . . . The Guurdlsn ugly lac though: at Gthod lollgwing. place. in orgrgrgr WiERK"'SEs;O'l;AgEgA(;l"laNgFS'i'rl'i'l:Tl;4gARV:V'TH THE x-3.'.i8:'li2..”'.:"E1'l;.t."n."'.i.i:'i Ji."";..J"n9'li5.': . . GR or s on. , l . no i ....:.'::."s..'2:.::rr" -i "- ..::2..-:.i.:.::-.;:-.;:i l'.'::.i;;':ii2i ''''"'S"' "W."

by Mr. Russell Graham; an of pet.

. I I It's the fair time, n... u;auu;.,g;u;;;u;v,:,,1:'”:.”:.. :'...?:2; ;::.:l::3."'" "W" to Moucasue church Ladies Aid time romance of .the daughter. Mrs. Joseph storey, in

Miss Hilda Ferguson has returnei to her nursing duties at the King's County Hospital after spending a.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kennedy and aughters. also Mrs. William Ken-

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dinning TRAVEL REFRESHED

The " ..tember meeting of the Ladies Aid 0: Montague United Church was held at the home of

tel-5 roar down the Murray Harbour North. were busl- month's vacation in Charlotte-town Mr Em 3 Tu m - g h ' gees visitors to Montague yi-ster- gndupoints or interest in Nova mf The 'm,:f,'jf,”:pe,,:d st. Vincent's Orphanage ........................ 23W 0me'stretch' 35'' - co 9" singing or a hymn. The rod call 1 AY 19 S R . - was answered by twenty-one mern- TUESD Rxgh l:1';Illg:uf:;'lfI';9:1h:' M:f'-)'n::1:;mM”f;;::”- :5”? hers. Two'visitors were present. St. Dunstan's University ................ 1:30.. County Hospital. Her many friends Arnold, 0! Wheatley Rivd: word The minutes 01 the hm meeting W N A 20 SEPTEMBER . - - ' wish her a. speedy recovery. recent visitors to Murray Harbour w"em';"d ":1 ”'p3:”"d' The ED ESD Y .. -' . Nam. the sum, 0, M... mm M" man 5' mm was en given by Cardigan School .... ................ 3:00-5;oo ....- new nu. AND WINTER William Kennedy. 3”: ")f'5;l";1'- Mlifuel-grd repeated . i 7:304-);oo EXTRA! styles - Costs. Wool Jersey and . 10: ugschnmfuw '”m' ' V" - ' Crepe Dresses; Jocelli suits, Plaid LODGE MEETING - At the A mm min the smmv of Al! 21 SEP'1'EMBER- slacks and skins, Hats. Blouses. gig: 9aebet;iehreruIl:-5 session at Lower Montague Lame, M; was Albion Cross School ....... NEWS '5""'" "mi Hmdbusl Jcmm Monte 9 3 in la. No" 317' then read inviting the Montague Dress shop, Montague, G nawwhs" W ”h ' Nd” ladies to a meeting at Lower Mon- MUSICAL E H ' 5 Them" Lute, pr!" ta ue followed b an auction sale. FRIDAY 22 S ERw sided th unbers d - 8 - Y Mrs. S H- Robertson 0! Alblnyu m hgu, ”o,'"b,,d , '"3”” ' 5” on Friday eveninl. sept. 15th. Lorne Valley School ........................... 1-00-2 00 CARTOON N' Yr End Mr' "M M” w' wi K ' Mrs. A. D. Maicxenzie then spoke 'New Perth school nmnn-"mum.

to the ladies and said that they were very pleased with the new

MONDAY is SEPTEMBER-

nedy of Mun.” Harbour Nanny refrigerator and surprised to iinri Bayp our pm 3 mm .1” CHANGE IN ADMISSION PRTCES3 THREE SHOWS Miss Verna Johnston of Murray W9” '''5”'”5 90 M0m3Kll0 0" gt sadwrfn smgied 1: hi?! wig Sec. 3'1: 2 animals progeny o! 1 ed by the exhibitor. :(";1yul:8i:1((i,En.' . Thursday. where they were the "me limes E 5 ” E” ” d H 15:: H, R, 1, - ”l' . Harbour North is spending Friday Md," ,0, the splendid 5” done am. o en. s . surge. eminent. hulls may be shown) is; EFFECTIVE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th DAILY and Saturday in Montague visits RUG-'33 01 We 3nd MN 110""! on the huh mom M” Muxeng 2nd. Howard Dixon; 3rd. Preston R. L Burge; 2nd. pr-awn Bryn" . . . - ing with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne John- J0h"5W'- me then gave 8 "vex, 'm,erunm Bryenton; 4th. Fred coffin. ton: 3rd. Chas. S. MacDonald. p ' Matinee Net Tax Admission non, - u , m ..L,,,, nomny b 3 mm. Sec. 33: 3 animals get of i sire Fred Coffin. ' . - Matinee 3730 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Benton and 5 n3 2" 3 ” - H 1; I 5;. R, L. 3 .- 21;; sec . . Children 150 30 189 O which was extremely interesting to i” 9 n' "51 um ' ' 82' champion Roma" bui' . Kennedy and da.ught- 50" 0' UDW" W9” "Gem Vmto” Preston Br-yenton: 3rd. Howard reg. any age. lst. R. I. B l' Adults ----- -- 299 69 359 M” Ray to Montague where the visited En presfnt - - urn Evening 7--8:45 em Helen mS,Ba:;b"” fnxlhugixe Mn, Benton-S mama, 3,3; mm The meeting then closed with D';:;l574s'ghoH!;:fd?.:g:& cumming r337 H”! ""lmPion fe- Evening xlgtubbled tr?! i-tlgraitieri-nsrz:.n:il.1g E Mrs. Ed Turner and Mrs. Jim the Mizpah benediction. of I U"; bud bu" 1 ye" old or Bryeh my age. lst. Preston 3” W 0 , Oi: the Macgeth. A delicious lunch was served and ' ' Adults -------------------- --- 339 7'3 409 (WV W99” Vlsmnz m "3" a pleasant half hour was enjoyed. wow

Following is the list or prwe winners in the Holstein class at the recent Eastern King's Exhibit-

une Bridge: 3rd. Preston Bi-ycnton; 4th. Charles S. MacDonald. Souris River.

.1 years old. reg. 1st. Preston Bryenton; 2nd. R. L. Burge; 3rd. Chas. S. MacDonald.

Sec. 26: Holstein heifer dry. '3

Holstein Prize Winners At Souris Exhibition

2nd. Fred Coffin; 3rd Preston Bryenton. Sec. 29: Holstein heifer,

1 year

Howard G. Dixon; 3rd. Howard G Dixon; lath. Preston Bryenton. Sec. 83; Holstein grade cow in

McGilivray. Scuris River.

Sec. 34: llolstein grade heifer, 2 years old. 1st, Preston Bi-ycnton: 2nd. Preston Bi-yenton; 3rd. Ger-

saiin. She carried a basket of

pastel sweet peas.

bride and Mr. Reginald Johnston.

consult

.l (1113:? (2JegtrII7II).:m l Mr. Noel A. MacNevln, bi-othcr- I. J A B. P g -.-... , , p . 1. rs. . . is ew . n-law of th bride. wa grooms- . ' ' ' ' ?aZ.7S;'.'.7.' 33.12. 2. Sandra McGregor. Baltic m... wan. ff... mhm .3... Km- on” ' available on application. For Bulletin of further " "" '””" "' ' SERIAL , COMEDY Section 19 - Collection Stock! neth MacLeod. brother of the M c '

. ;sQ;1i2ht?V.ig.3..a W 5.2:.”:ii:':.r:iig:.w;;:.:..ii:; Chirolrodiif M .,,,.,,,.,.,,,' ,, ec on - 0 cc on - er corsage was 0 ye ow i-ore . v - . . - - um H mm A mvim W W -i M i "' W Gm "W .. nrrrmumor uiiivrnsm extrusion , 1. Mrs. J. 16. Matthew home of the bride immediately , ' V t --2 W sow mm .::::::".”:.;...?P''”""" rm."i.:..i:.:::::::”..:.l:;. "” ' r- o- m an - ' '1. Mrs. Dan-McEadhern, Soiuris fitting toast to the bride which - 'w w New Brunswick

For You

leading to self-improvement and college credits in such subjects as:

Matriculation work and other subjects may be

particulars apply to

. Sackvllle

'”'""”""""""””""" 2. Mm 5- 3- Matthew W” "W "'””M "' W M” .7 M.” "I". ;IGIl 3' Mr" T" J' Rab”-mm pm TLl:i2esiding t the tea table were. crease in e -i -- ll ti I u - nun cuss vu - moors AND mf::::,':,'i e,,,,,C,:,,'” "' "E Mn. F. o. Brehaut, and Mrs. 13.; VEGETABLE! ' M. MscKinnon. The wedding cake

l.G. A. Leard. Sourls

2. James H. Brennan

3. Mrs. Roy McLean. Souris section 2! - Collection sweet

was out in traditional manner the bride and groom. Mrs. J.' A. Ferguson and Mrs. K. D. 13211.. aunt: of the bride, cut the cake

Section 20-A collection of Table Vegetables:

How

A 1. Mrs. Reid Underhay. Fortune A ALSO 1 Mn. mm" 1-nu,-' mmi,-I, r'1"l&7 '?:":):M.tthGw while the Misses Margaret until 3 Mn pew. sheen", 3", R1”, - "- ' ' L. Iubel Meeneod. aunt: of the bride I I CARTOON . . . :i1gl.AEr &1;l,g:&ksg;;is were assisted in serving bymthei Q a g - l'- - Mi Audre and Anni ac- TRAVELOGUE ctasggglcufgglg AND em... 2. - Potted n..... (I L,;:,f-Mm Lg,,,,,,, ,,O,,.,;, M... . 99””)? Margaret Munn. the Misses Anne .

1. Mrs. Frank Poole. Souril

2. Mrs. Bruce Steward. Sour-in

3. Mrs. Roy Dixon

Section 25 - Table Bouquet (5 entries):

1. G. A. Lend

2. James H. Brennan

3. Mrs. Roy Maicnean

section as - Annual Larkspur (1 entry):

1. Mrs. H. 6. Matthew.

Tuttle - Maclend Wedding

..'Bofoi'p an altar beautifully decorated with ferns and giadioii the marriage of Lelia Joan Mac- Lead to Lloyd William Henry Tiittle took place Wednesday. Aus- 30 in thy United Church of

and Esther Ferguson and Min Anne Porter.

The bride were for travellinx a powder blue gabardine suit with black accessories. She Vere ls, corlsge of pink roses.

Amid showers of confetti the happy couple left tor a honey- moon in Nova Scoiia and P. E. Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Tutih will re- side in Washington, DC.. where the groom is a representative of the American Automobile AI- sociaiion. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Franclg MacLeod. Murray River. mm. the groom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Tuttie of Wuh- ingion. D.C.

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'ro.DAY Shows 2.30 7 - 9 Spencer Tracy - Elizabeth Taylor - iii

tFA'.l'HER OF THE DRIDW

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ATTENTION

SOUILIS AND VIOINITY

Any person knowing of any service men who lost their lives in action during any of the previous wars,

lease Contact the Secretary,

Section I-6 Yellow Transparent Apples (13 entries):

1. Jean MoGregor. East Baltic

2. Ian McGregor. East Baltic

3. Ernest Townshend, Rollo Bay

Section 2-5 Red Astrschsn Ap- ples (1 entry):

3. Arthur Peters. Sour-is.

Section 5 -5 Wealthy Apples (2 entries): v

i. Edwin Reid and Son. Rollo Bay

2. Ernest Towmhend.

section 0 - I Apples any other variety (Arly) (I. entry):

1. Mrs. Fred Robertson. Kings- horn.

section '1-5 Apples any other variety named (winter) (1 entry)

1. Mrs. Fred Robertson.

Section I-20 afllllpl e..'. Crab Applet (1 entry):

1. Mrs. Fred Robei-iron

section 9-I0 llyrlop Crab Ap-

Mister!

Are You V Stranger than a Horse?

Make sure of your iuel oil

REDDY KILOWATT

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uris Branch Canadian 1ae- plea (2 entries): Canad . M .1!) . Th - I ll . "”'i' 2:?” 'Sevtvmb" 27- i: i1?;"'5..i:T?3;.i2'l""' i.'::.- ”7”""'”. "”"”"?”'.'”'i?"""""'"' V”"""”'"",' S an ' Section 11-20 Plums A.0.V. (1 Given in .marriage by her fath- . kn. and E." dE I". J . , TTIOIT YOU KIT.

entries): 1. Mrs. Melvin McQuald, Souris 2. Mrs. Melvin McQusid

er. the bride entered that church

I 1:” mO NuD' to the strains of the wedding uni YW"''' 009 dihlibli A II. All IICTIK

March. played" b M Cl - , ,. ..''.:'.'.'.2..'.”'''”"''' vi we 2....:"c::':. A "'”'”" ""1"" Y" "N W M- W "" -W M W

You" before the ceremony Ana "0 Perfect Love" during the signing of the register. .

The bride wore a white lace gown fashioned on pririeeuv lines. Her shoulder-length veil held In place by n cm-arm of s

1. Mrs. Irvin Baker, Elmira 2. Louise Gallant. Rollo Bay lien II-Collection Damn (I en es): 1. James Brennan. Soui-is 3. Mrs. H. 6. Matthew. louris

hum'etumoflncnuodpnMe4oubmhr..,metenmun LA -

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? contracts are '

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, . 3. Mrs. Elmira Fruer Sourls . .. . ' pearl: and sh carried bou u t ; .(,'m,:' c'""""' m'a"" of American ebeauty ro.us. ql'Ne' 1 1- u A um. um ::::-..'..'.i .".::."..":'.: t 1. Mrs. .1. 3. uuum, Souris mu ,, ,,,,,,, mm, H, u

I mitts

" "- 3' 3"”""'v 59'3"" and headdress of ow I DA i' i ii 3 r i mi i IMI TE g..."w(?,,,:,.E:,?,"'”u'-E hm" ""'d','o,:"" '”""""" '7" "' mm

1. Mrs. J. 1!. Matthew p

gin . Al is hm Mu Ferguson.

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