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IIIE EASTERN GUARDIAN . ' - mm mmm M” I "l::"m:?'m uh In M ee 5 Keep Pouring In

sauna-sotologefwlvr walaorfuvass. anardlanlnaylaabonsbtatlnsolthe THEY WITNESS A SPECTACLE HITHERTO UNHEARD OF IN EARLY MAY . . . ENTIRE NEW SPRING , STOCKS CIIUSHED WHILE YET IN FULL BLOOM.

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HORISSETB Stomach Tonic For Add

TODAY SAT.

Shows Daily 8:30-7-9 - Saturday Matinee 2:30

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mu following pluses In Montague: an. s a. ; ran, on. 9'" C"""""- II Georgetown; Inset la: and E

Tllo PDVOIIIODI In Sonrlu The Ellckrdstiloll.

Jenkins and Myrtle Babineau, and v- Mrs. James Llewellyn and Mr. Ivan Stewart. and planoforte music by Mr. Harry Yorston. Invaluable assistance was also afforded by Mrs. rlorencedcnkirls as prompt- er. Mr. Fenwick Lavcra competent- ly took charge of technical oper- ations. The cast is to be compli- i on its fine showing.

Murray Harbour Mr. Floyd Jay was a visitor to

North y u go and Charlottetown -, . Thursdu 9” b”3I””'- - Mrs. Annie Kennedy was hostess to the Women's Institute gt her home on Tuesday evening. May 2

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...-.;.:..".""....m. Pisquill East liotes

. . 'RlGULAI Saturday night dance, Beaver Club Hall, Miolr cg:io&:::,,;hEh'uv::d"y Wm" W tqgue, starting May 13th. '

Mr. John Hendrlcken was a visitor to Charlottetown Friday.

:(..,or .s..;; . .men he fought. and the women

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt. Park-

dale. spent Sunday in Pisquid East.

Georgetown and Viclniiyi

, . -Mrs. Tyler of Montreal is visit-, ing in Georgetown, where she is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Edward Eeston

DRESSES to S'I8.95 ....-. S5 l.ADIES' SUITS . . . . S8.9S

NEW DRESSES . ..... 33.49 SHORTIES . . ..... . ........ SI 1.95

I.ADIES' NEW COATS, SUITS s'3'sol9.5O

Mr. Guy Jay who is employed at Savage Harbour spent the week-end at the home of his par-

I

Mr. Leon Johnson. Lobster Pack-ll er and Cold storage Operator of. Montague was a recent businessl

1

Mr. Robert Watson, Charlotte-

.. SPEDIAL

Scenes of the s25,000,000 Fire at Rimouski ' . . . Floods ravage wide area. near Winni- g . . . Reds May Day threat fizzles in

ermany . . Truman

(Disney Cartoon). :"Don'a Happy lloiiday"

NEWS --

welcomes Pakistan

Loader ... .. and the 1950 Kentucky Derby.

PRINCE EDWARD

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TDDAY and SAT. Shows 3:30 - 7 - 8:45

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TD-IIIGIIT AIID SAT. Shows '1 - 8:45 Matinee Sat. Only 2280

visitor to Georgetown.

Miss Kay Roche and Miss Dora- thy Roche of Charlottetown were visitors to their home in George- town on Sunday.

Captain J. J. Fitzgerald is having extensive renovations done to the cottage which he recently purchas- ed from Mr. and Mrs James Mor- ton. The work is being done by Mr. Albert skinner and Mr. Richard Levers.

A boat from the Magclellne Is- lands arrived in port. on Saturdav, after a stormy passage in which considerable ice was encountered. This boat had a load of herring for lobster bait, whiih was bought by the local psolrelra and unloaded early in the week.

The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard 5. Macbean on the death of their infant daughter, in the Charlottetown Hospital early in the week. Funeral service was held at Georgetown on Monday with Rev. 0. Kiggins officiating, and interment was in St. James Roman Catholic Cemetery.

Engineers of the Provincial De- partment of Public Works have completed staking the road frcm Poole's Garage to Georgetown, having staked Main and Water streets on Tuesday. As previously announced in the press, the Gov- ernment intends paving the road this summer and any necessary work in preparation will no doubt be started in the very near future.

During the first week of the Lobster Fishing season, the fisher- men in this area were favoured wlth exceptionally fine weather and ice- free conditions. The resultwas tint good runs were made and traps were all placed in the water within a day or so after the season open- ed. Inshore fishermen have so far reported fairly light catches but they anticipate an early improve- ment. some of the men who fish on ground farther out in the Gulf had a very good weeks total catch, with some averaging around the two thousand pound mall: and several of the top fishermen working close to the three thousand pound mark for the opening week.

H. .1. menu

OPTOMETRIST Fitting and supplying Glaaaea Etc.

' MONTAGUE, P. It. 1. Office Hours:

by appointment. Office Connected With Drug store.

H115. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay. Miss Georgie Dover. student at W. C. spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Dover. Pisquicl East.

Miss Isabel Birl, a student at P. W. C. spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Birt, Plsquid East.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay spent Sunday in Lorne Valley visiting their daughter, Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald.

1 Mia; Shirley Jay atenogrspher at B. T. Holmsn's Lfd., spent the week-end at the home of her Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay, Pisquid East.

Mr. Elwood Birt has returned to the Canadian West having spent the past live months with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Blrt. Plsquid East. He was accompanied by Mr. Gordon Birt.

The Pisquld East Women's In- ,siltute met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly on Wed- nesday evening. After the busi- ness a very pleasant social hour was spent. The day also being Mrs. Kelly's birthday a number- of her family were home and EVETYVJHE Joined in wishing her many happy returns of the day.

successful Play At Georgetown

..tOn Thursday. May 4th. the Woman's Association of St. David's United church presented the pop- ular two act may "The Strike of the Ladies Aid” in the George- town Town Hall to a large and en- ihusisstic audience. An outstanding feature of the performance was the old fashioned attire of the per- formers which added much to the attractiveness and mirth of the oc- casslon. Alter causing a lot of em- but-rassment the strike followed the course of the Chrysler strike. and was settled to the immense satisfaction of most of those con- cerned and with the promise of good things to come.

The following is the cast:-Mrs. Cheerbody. Miss Janie Llewellyn: Miss Sadie Razor, Mrs. (Captain) Trenholm; ,Grai:dsna., Mrs. Mary Yorston: Mrs. R. A. Crolrer, Mrs. spurgeon Walker; Mrs, Tulrem Pills Mrs. Nelson Hanson: Mrs. P. . Sliver. Mrs. Guiclr; Mrs. 0. B. Proudfoot. Mrs. Victor Raiuse: Miss cherry Blossom, Miss Beatrice Mair; Mrs. Claude D. Weather, Mrs. W. C. Hobbs; Mrs. O. Gad - bout, Mrs. Chester Walker; Mrs. U. stir-ufuss, Mrs. (Rev.) B. J. Boyce: Miss Carrie Germs. Mrs. Guy Hemphili; Mrs. Ims Wlhatnot. Mrs. George Mair: Mrs. Amelia Prunes, Mrs. A. H. Stewart: Pruneila Pruna, Miss carol! Walker.

Much appreciated duets were .-rendered by the Mesdames Arthur

Devon no.1 Good size

MILK carnation nnrss 4 up-.. TEA ssu: rem PALMOLIIIE

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JEI.I.0 OIIAIIGES

FRIDAY and SATURDAY Perfection a e a

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We lallvar B. 0. I. Fear city Iollvsrloelally

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town. was the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mcblzre.

Miss Norma Clow. Montagu& spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Web- ster Clow

Mr. Everett Condon, who has been working in Attleboro, Mass.. for some time. has returned to his home in Murray Harbour North.

Mr. Stuart Reid, R. C. N., left on Friday for Vancouver. B. C., after

2 DISCOUNT off all LudIes' COATS. SUITS

end DRESSES - All Men's SUITS. TOP- COATS. SPORT COATS not Included in sale groups.

MEN'S sun's ”'..”.'.. I9.5o

spending his furlough with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Harry Reid. I

Mr. Glen Miller. who is ernploy- A ed at Bunbury. spent the week-end . at the home of nls parents, Mr. and 3 Mrs. Edward Mlllar.

Miss Rita Joh lson, Murray River, was a week-end visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston.

. . 'Mlss Sybil Millnr student at Miss Corcorans Business College; spent the week-end at her , home in Murray Harbour North.

i Mr. and Mrs Gerald Graham and) little daughter of Montreal, arel spending their two weeks vacation with Mr. Graham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Graham, Gris- pereaux.

Friends are glad to hear that Mrs. Raymond Riley. Gaspereaux.

due to illness is much impro ed.

Mr. Carl McLure. staff of Berg-

MEN'S SUITS '”.;?.. I - . 29.53 ropcoars ::3m:”'”' I9,.so

BoYS' 29.50 sulrs . . I6.95 Shorts & Tops. 44:

Dress Shirts. Sl.49 Dress Pants. S5.95

2 PAIR LONGS

YES - You can use our Lay-Away Plan - oven at Sale Prices .. ... .. A Small De- posit will hold any Garment.

GREENDAUS”

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who has been mnflned to her home at the home of their parents. M?- i and Mrs. Chester McLure.

mann's1 Montague, and Miss Mar-. ploycd with the Cockshutt Co. garet McLure who IS employed in Moncton. was the week-end guest Charlottetown. spent the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller.

Miss Uulu Graham, employee of Mr. Mansfield Irvine. Ba. 0. N, left on Friday for Halifax after spendln some urne with his par- ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Irving. Peter-'s Road. l

,the Maritime Electric Co, Mon- iasue, spent the week-end at the home or her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

of William Graham, Gospel-eaux,

Mr. Bryor I'..'.:-wellvr.. who is em-

trophies. the length

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Ejtlidt-"l l"ll.l:.'l;i"v WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR A LARGE Q - ACROSS 2 OW 15 mm fgggaggi-T -"1 IA rim or LIVE rroos neon WEEK moss ms: ,.,.,,,,,, m,,.m, uhmm ,, FARMERS on rnuvcs: nnwann ISLAND. NOTI- e,Exmr,u, , .m.mm.1 d.,.,.c. FY OUR TBUCKERS IN YOUR VICINITY WHEN 10. Asmall -3. Ina 19. Travel back ,YOUR H S ARE READY TO MARKET. . LOAD- drum c t it of th I ' . H. mm mogggfuer M-ggwgm If mo HOG EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT. window 4.Poiami of G. W. Hi-ililsllllii-l I-ll-' ELMIBA - EAST POINT .. NORMAN BRUCE 12. European (abbr.) Russell frlf;ll;4l.Ildlrl lildliis somus . may F031-mu; wgg onuqrogn 1231333 ilaillsh 8. Erbium 21, Past .'-lI.lI:VIlI!I iilillzllhl B3131-0L Mar” GORDON J. Mcmwnu I3. Flinch Iaym.) 22. Styles HIUITFT I.TIlI.II-T EAL?" SANDERSON 14. Weird war.) 6. Backbone 23. Abounded ' MICHAEL MoMll.I'.AN 15. sounded. 7. A measure 26. Gold (Hen) Yesterday's Aauvb ALVIN BURKE 33 5 I107" 01 yarn 29. The rumen ....... .. OLAHENCE IVIITCHELI 16. Music note 8. At one 30. Thin. mar- 38. spirit lamp .... HEATH BBYENTON 17. inflamed 1 me row strips to. Render utvum McDONAI.D la ttgpoia I 9. lnoxioua of wood muddy ARTHUR MaoDONAI.D . a son! I) I. 32.-Th , ............ BASIL HOLM z1.Astern 12. Mias'Iepre- 33.WiI:iwo,x 38 WILLIAM J. McDONAI-I? 24.Catcher sented 3i.City (India) STEWART B. ADAMS . of eels I3. Woolen yern (SW!!!-D 40. Behold! IJNWOOD I. All-.NEIYIc 25- Roman V - wgisraltn CANNON KIWI!" .............. N N MeIN'l'YBl. 21. Arid ..lOllNS'l'0N'8 RIVER. ........ ........ JOSEPH MUBNAOILUI 28. Needleo NEW HAVEN - BONBHAW .... LOUIS TIEBNEY shaped STANHOPE, . COVEHIAD ........ ALVIN MoLAUGlII.AN (Bot) ROCKY POINT .. ROY CAMPBELL I0. Potato DOUG MICDONALD (slang) ROBERT CIIABDE I1. Hectometer ELMEB GLOW ubbr.) HUNTER BIVIB .. i GORDON MATIIESON azsenu ggglllsnzllgggne D. 3. Ball) subm inc .. HAROLD MMILEAN message STANLEY BRIDGE LEIGHTON BILL D5. One of the Great Lakes 37. Close to ipoei.) 38. Erldured 39. Classify OLIVER CAMPBELL 40. Former WILLIAM BELL Russian JADIES B. MOLEOD leader I1. Converts into I 5 leather -42. Verbal SHOULD YOU NOT HAVE AN ADVERTISED Oxsgwgiionl TRUCIIEB IN YOUR VIOINITY, TRUCKING WILL L mg,” as raw so ANY rrwoxnn on manor: nonv- row He;

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One letter simply stands for another. In this exampleul is uae( for the three l..'s. X for the two 0's. etc. Single letters, apoo. and formation of the words are an mm.

Each day the code letters are different.

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"John Deere" MANURE ,SPliEADEIlS You have been waiting for A. PltliAliD mu l'iiADTDii8'l.TD.

LOADING LIVE IIOGUQN -

ERING HIS OWN DOGS AT OUR STOCK PENS; RAILWAY WHARF. CHARIDTIEIOWN. DO NOT FORGET ITISTHEIJVESIOOKTHATISSHIPPIIDOFF THE ISLAND THAT SUSTAIN! THE PRICE

Swift caIIaIiTaI:"E3'. Limited

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