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THE GQARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE ElGH'l' IN MEMORIAM.

MRS. GEORGE ' aoss

THE EASTERN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Elrold F.

.' The community of Duiidas was saddened April 4th by lha death of one of its beloved citi- ccns, Mrs. George Ros, after an Illness of two weeks.

Bruce MacPhee, Miss Joyce Wlgglnton. Plus Mclilnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.

lThe Guardian may be bought at the following Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; Post Office: in Sourls: The Snack Bar and H. Richards & Son.

GUARDIAN

Landry, Mrs. Byron Stewart, Mrs.

places In Montague: In Georgetown: The

Mrs. Ross was born Ada Under- hay. daughter of the late J. and Mrs. Undcrhai, Bay tune At. a very early use She 51' tended Prince. of Wales Colle8P- and taught. school for twelve 393-T5 aefnre her marriage and was an

'Mr. James McGulgan re- ,where he was employed,

Mr. James llolland.

C. . . - For- ceiitly returned from Halifax, N. 3.3 ll:ill, lVftiiil.ii.;ue, 'l'liursdny night.

Montague, rived from Halifax, N. S.. Satur- left yesterday on an extended visityday night at his home at Brooklyn.

.... ..'(tIlARITY BINGO, Legion

. , tMr. Alphonse Mccarron. ar-

E'IlPlPl1L and beloved teacher, to his home in Elmira. e 1 y ' in her home at Diindas where --V S . ')lIiHSt;lt ilwum lwirr-r (H0) .. - - ,-.- t , v 2- I, . - iiiairied life. her loss will be mnlstiELi:t;1lxiii:irt:y;;1m.F(iiigtltyhme tymg:i;'.tir 5 j -- i . - grevioiisly felt. she was I. capab e.' . I A. v S . y , g y. Y Ml,” ,uEE,"N(. lmimq W”P' 5 devoted mocher and Clioutml, Hnspnallliletmteli emt Era”-1 - "Illi?Ii'!fi:'.ilil'Iiii llll”f'lil'lI-I nf thg 5 Irwnd to an Mrs R055 waslt 8 E1915 a F-afitiyrgiydg 1:15: ya-:5 iRIi'?nlVl"'lPhIx:ill"'S ilnuntv Hospital gmnnnpnt in an good works l'nlem'dtmT Tn?l":l' I n i alklllliwllfi: lvlllltkt : lvclrl last eve- ne community and church, lllllllygpee) ””””5- t i r ) M"W Wlyh: Charla ” lirwlih prevented her from tak-i ' "W :;'"E "I '1: '”l l ' I” - y ' . - . . Q . 4 ” - - , " no were en me - M: an active part llYl1h.:Ilh(E'ogII2.:' Jifidhllsl biiriiilllilt:l”:":iVii-'ho:lseTtrrsr-iit.l llllvnf: lhr business She leaves to mourn their irre-haw and SN" W4 and Mrs Mhnlmnmnz Nam w,.,.,, ”mnZ,,,l for parable loss. Iler sOrrowlnlZ' hus-1E Wm” N"m',ntmH', an Tm,5'dm.. mu. .i,1nm- in iw lihld an Friday aand and two sons, Kenne'ii and ' ' W ' - inmm "HM, .nl. Hm ladies lixninn Ross: one brother. Whelaiii '" i.'" ' V g . - , t y , : d; ,l ... Ml .nl i lltl-tl tlothes for W'"tW' at Bar ””'”"?- and t..?.l2f-i?fft.:L".?T5.. -.".i..."t”..”.'.L'..lT.. ITS lirvslillll mm ihrw Smcrst Ella” Bay Pm.t,um;llialifax last iiiizlil were tllrn !v'lui'- rlusinn of the llt"I'llll2 ILlll('Il was WW" G 13' walken Sumnwmcm iiliv and Rczinnlrl livid of non. Shrvml by tho lmsless, assisted W1 W”"”- W” '” Ch””””"'it..-;.... lhy Mrs. ii. at smiiit and Mrs. man; also two grandcliiidrmim ' y y -Norma F,,,.,,. N”, wesk H... sever. nephews and 12 nieces. .H0Ln csan nurry , on lrlfwllngf uyyll IIPIGIRI-OSIUIIP I A .112 . ., ,. , . ionic n -:. t:iriy .ami nu Ni” (Wad ooh! ”"- hm hm”? ,):7,I.t, vmhl a1dl.':n.;.”lnN,5fu1r,(.a1:;1 'lIlfI the lllllylt iwIl1lll1.il(IP will ho liovond the shadows min t A I I 35 I9 -l - v- -5 3' I

Hall by the C W l. The crmpet-

the gull clear light. itlnn was keen and iiiaiiy were made.

Forever done with mist cloud and temnest.

and happy On being able to take home

Whew an 3,; bright. ,a chicken or parcel of grnceriesy .L..-g..j.s.-------- 'I'lic Il.ElillElllI. of the eveiiiiig was. Astnunyflie drawing wliivli Il'l(l been In

l;.ro:ress for sonic time Mr. Ste-

llomu ;;n:p.u-hecze and fizhtyfor breath. phen Gallant drew the names from not-miran'tgeepronerslecp?'1:-niplctoi;sHhe box. H”, M.” V1.3”, a nah. ny

iyfyfyfxmrfvjjlpilgI:'h:l:2'n&":n:10;;r:.;,LEjflannelette blankets, going to Mrsl trim" loosen tlglit-parkcrl phlcgni in flames Pnaiiet. and the -Wnlld hr-niir hml tlIl'1PS.S0ll comes away eaaily. piqze a l.welv.- ("till avid saucer wciit y .-lnrp nml work in commit. take R.V.- m Master AHEVLQ yyn,-.;-1;); Maccnr-y M All imlnx . hit-, 51.35 at tlriiggists. It-55 V ma(,k' Sourigl ;

BATTLE OF THE PIRATE-EMPIRES for the treasure-filled island stronghold that ruled the Spanish Main . . . and the red-haired

spitfire who was its queen!

Starts T0-DAY

EZQ7hen Cut-throats with lciitlasses I Ruled the Caribbean Sea...

' I niinus fsuiiini -A ,. .llllLlHllli PHRKEB

nuitllmnilllis in-nu-itmtm atillnlllli-inn-an aqua-nuiiln-ir- ullnivi--Ivn-nun

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iDr.) R. )Iwi'i'c.1.

Georgetown Ganadianl Legion Meeting

"The regular monthly meeting of the uemzeiowii Branch No. 16. Cati;iti..iii I.t”"l(3ll. B.E.S.l.., was held in the l,c,v,. 1 Hall on Monday, April '.Z(l'.li W. .-l. Pairisoii presiding. xliiiires nt the last special meet- ing and the last executive meeting we-e read and adopted. The treas-

l'.' report. was presented by the and was- SCIIIIIXHI

Ii'r:is.irei'. .l. B. Svully mmrd RCl'v7plrld. Comrade as actiiiu sci-retary for the meeting read the rnrrespondeiice, which dealt with the Legionary Magazine and with Cnroiiation flay celebrat- lI'lllS.

Cniiiiadrs (iuy Hemplilll and W. J. Martell were appointed a com- mittee to represent. the Legion at the next Town Council meeting on matters relating to the Coronat- ion celebi'at:ot:s.

The question of the new monu- ment was discussed in detail ..and much ln'0tz1'ess reported. The ttrasumf reported that delivery of the prnyector and accessories had been made to the Holy Name soc. lety and that the money received had been plared in the bank,

It was decided that. this appqunf vwiiilrl be known as a building M. count and would be used for re. mire tn the Letzinn Hall. Com- rades W. .l. FlI7.g0ltaltI, Guy Hemp. hill and Marcellus Gntell were ap- Dointed a rnmmlttce to procure certain materials for the repair of the hall. .-is there was no further business the meeting adjouini-dy

PAINT A ROOM

FOR THE PRICE OF TWO PAIRS OF NYLONS

5:7” MIDNIGHT

SHOW FRIDAY

PRINCE eznwann

lie in love... (, lucky to ” stay alive! I.

GEORGE

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COLEEN ....

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u;'li the presidenl. Iteinl

Winners At Ice Sports Honored AI Banquet

.. .'A very lovely banquet in hon- our of the boys and girls who par- ticipated at the ice sports meet in Charlottetown on April 7th, was held last evening In the Rainbow Room of the Bison Restaurant. The tables were artistically decor- ated for the occasion, and all par- took of a delicious repast served by the efficient staff of Mrs. C.G. Clay's well-known restaurant.

At its conclusion, chairman Lorne Wiglinton addressed the boys and girls congratulating them on their success at the meet In winning all the major provincial trophies, to- gether with fourteen individual trophies, He thanked the Montague Legion for its support of commun- ity athletics. and .150 Mr, A.F. Campbell, who gave of his time to train the youngsters. In conclusion lie thanked the people of the com- munity who had supported the the children llnd felt that all were well rewarded with the results.

Other speakers included Mr. Campbell. Mr. Malcolm Clair, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. L.H. Poole. Mr. Jack Hug-hes. Mr. Doug McGowan. Mr. H. F. Landry. Mr. Jack Annear,

We T'- -ll ll "l""l""l "d -W”” and Mr, Jack Ballem.

Georgetown and I O O Vicinity

'Mr. Harold Landry of Char- lottetown spent the weekend in iGeorge.towii. as the guest of his

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephcn tlrandry.

Miss Bernice De Lory. Prince of Wales College student. was a week- end vistor to her home in George- town.

Miss Vcra Trenholm. who is em- ployed ln Charlottetown. was the weekend guest. of her parents, Cap- ttaln and Mrs. Thomas Trenholm.

Mr. Daniel Condon and daught- ycrs Dianne of Pamure. Island were iguesis mi Sunday, April 19th. at the home of Mrs. Agnes Murphy.

Mr. Billy Murphy. who is em- ployed ln Charlottetown. spent the .April 18th weekend in Georgetown ias the guest. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

Mrs. Preston MacDonad was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fraser and son of Montague, were. guests of relatives in Georgetown on Sini- day, April 19th.

Mrs. Teresa Haggerty of Char- ylottetown was a visitor in George- ,town on Sunday. April 19th, where lshe visited rclatves.

Mr. Richard DeLory. engineering 'student at Nova Scola Technical

College in Halifax, N. is spend- ylllg a week in Georgcown as the

"l guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

7F. J. Delmry. mA.C.

Lorne Valley and I O I

Vicinity .

Master Gerald MacDougall. Montague. spent the Easter vaca- tion in Lorne Valley at the home

0i his srandmrents. Ntir. and Mrs. tualcolm MacLeod.

Relatives and friends of Mrs. yEarle MacDonald are pleased to ,see. her out around again after be- In: confined to her home through illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Macin- tyre were visitors to Marie on Sunday. April 12th. They were Buests of Mrs. Homer James and

Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Dlngwell. Miss Emma Nicholson has re- turned home from an enjoyable

visit to Montague. where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mscbougsll.

Mr. and Mm. Hugh Ma,cLeod. Central Royalty, motored to Lorne Valley on Saturday, April llth. where they were over-night. guests of the farmer's parents. Mr. and Miran Malcolm MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Minc- Lend were recent visitors to Mon- tague, where they were guests of their non-in-lsw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex MscDougslI. -AM

The city of London. England. was described by Tscltus. who died in AD 110. as "a busy em- porium for trade".

Murray Harbour

Fin concert At

.'A large crowd greeted the fine concert put on" In Murray Harbour Hall on Thursday evening, April 13th under the auspices of the United Church.

The Rev. W. D. MacPher.son per- formed the duties of chairman in his usual capable manner. At the conclusion of the concert boxes were sold by that ever popular auctioneer, Mr. W. Harris. Tea was served by the ladies of the church.

The following is the program:

Chorus-Roses are Blooming.

Duet-Mrs. Archie Macl..ean and Claire MacLean.

Accordion Selections-Carol Hor- ton.

Dialogue-Uncle Hlram's Cold.

Chorus-Girls.

Step Dani-e-l..eon Davey.

Trio-Velma Stewart, Gloria Mc- Leod and Mary McLeod.

Instrumental Music-Mrs. Albert McLeod and Wm. Harris.

Monologue-Mrs. McLeod.

Solo-William Harris.

Reading-Mrs. W. D. MacPhcr- son. i

stop Dance-Alary Prowse.

Instrumental Music.

The Queen.

Pistiuid East And Vicinity

..tMr. Wendell Jay was a visit- or in Cliarlottetown Tuesday April 7th.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay were visitors in Lorne Valley Fri- day April loth. guests of their daughter, Mrs. Earle MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald.

Mr. Gordon MacDonald, Cardi- gan Head, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay, Friday April l0tJh.

Mr. Wallace Birt and Mr. Ed- gar Eirt were visitors in Charlotte- town Friday April 10th.

Miss Stella Birt spent her Eas- ter liolidars in Charlottetown. guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ira Gay and Mix Gay.

Mr. Robert Leard was a visitor in Charlottetown Friday April 10th.

Mrs. Patrick Kelly returned from Massachusetts, having spent the past six months with nienibers of her family.

Mrs. Owen Keuy was a visitor in Bedford Thursday and Friday April 9th and 10th guest of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Hughes and Mr. Hughes.

Friends in this vicinity regret to hear of the passing of Miss Margaret MacDonald, an aged and highly respected resident of Maple Hill. near Pisquid, on Wednesday April am in her 98rd year.

- Mr. and Mrs. B.-W. Birt. Park- dale. were vi.-.lt.oi-s in Plsquid East Sunday April lzth.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter White Dniiagh visited Mrs. White's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Kelly Sunday April l2th.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the April

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11th weak-end at the home of his. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay. '

Pisquid East school has re-open-i ed after the Easter holidays under; the capable management of Miss, Georgie Dover.

Mr. John White. Montague, was, in Pisquid East on business Mon-l day April 13th. BAi

I Bristol and I O I Vicinity .31-Ier friends learn with regret that Mrs. J. B. Jay has entered the Tcharlottetown Hospital for treatment and she is reported as suffering considerable pain. All

hope to see her out again in the near future.

Friends of Mr. John T. O'Brien will be sorry to hear he has been in poor health for the past few weeks. and has been confined to his room. Well along past the eighty year mark, all hope in see him around again soon in better health.

The work of digging out. the cellar under the. church of St. Laurence at Morell Rear is going along very well. A horse and cart are used and they drive right into the cellar under the long building and take out around sixty loads a day. A Mr. McQuald from Hope River is coming here to raise the mighty church up some sixteen inches, which is a master Job. The

following days: A-. R. McIntyre;

TUESDAY, APRIL 28 MacAdam's.

THURSDAY, APRIL -Eastern Farmers Co-op; S. MacDonald.

FRIDAY, MAY 1st: B. S. Webster.

New Patrons wishing tact truck drivers.

Moitt-:L'L CREAM ROUTES

Haulers will commence collecting cream on the

MONDAY, APRIL 27th: Bangor-Donald Compton; Green- wich, St. Peters and Mllbum-B. S. Webster.

Savage Harbor-MacAdam's;

Moaiiim. OREAMERY co-or AS8'N.. LTD;

Bedford-Scotchfort-

th: Montague and Peakes-

30: Plsquld, Mt. Stewart,

Elmira and Rollo Bay Little Pond and Fortune-

St. Georges and Cardigan-

to. send cream, please con-

', it. it. Ms.cADAM, Mgr,

blocking under the eighty-year-old church was about rcady to drop down. Mr. W. A. O'Brien was here. to take out the two furnaces so they would not interfere with the men at work. The whole job will cost several thousand dollars

when completed, and will take quite some time. Mr. Reginald Burns. a former

Bristol man who had been resid- ing in the Cry where he served for two years on the City Police Force. resigned recently and left for Ontario where he will Join his brother as a carpenter. Mr. Burns had served his tlnie with his father who has been at ca "n- ter and contractor for many orig years now. ,

Miss Bertha McDonald went to

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the City on Thursday, April lath to keep house for a few days for a. former employer who lsaway on vacation. She will be home again shortly as her mother is staying in the City at present with a family where there is illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Hai1'y McEwen, City, are planning to come up to their summer residence later this month. Like many others they are moving earlier.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Coffin were here from the city on the opening day of the trout season despite the cold rough day.

The fisheries officer here had a poor day on the opening day when he got his car stuck on the Indian Bridge Road for several

hours before being towed nut. Fisheries officers' and' game tiar- deusi lives are not all sunshine as many think, and they have an important job to do.

A welcome visitor to this vicin- ity is the road grader. levelling up the clay roads, and they made a good job on them at that.

Miss Norma Sinnott. has return- ed to her duties with the Pro- VlI'lCIB.l Bank in the City after a wonderful vacation with her friends in Halifax.

Mrs. William MacDonald has gone to the City for a month to reside with her daughter. who has not been in the best of health. she is Mrs. Reginald MacDonald.

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Corn.20oz..2for........

Nestles Milk. 3 for . . . . . . . Marmalade. 24 oz.. 2 for . .

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39: Laundry Soup. 5 (Assorted) . . . . 33: 696 Clark's .

87: s. s. 35 M . c 49.; .-..2'S33S? "" . Oranges. 3 doz. .. . . . . . .. 75c 35: Whole or Half . . . . .. 13c Shunkless Picnic. I5. . .. 49c 47c Superior Sausages. lb. . 456 75: Neck Ribs. lb. I56

Soups. I0 oz.. 3 for .. . .. . Corned Beef. 12 oz. . . . . . .

Pork & Beans. 20 ox.. 2 for . Mt. Stewart-12 oz. ' Strawberry Preserve. 2 for .

39c

41c 49c

15: 55c

for

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Desk Sets (Peach Color) Extra

Attention Fishermen-25tVo Discount on Men's Fleecolinod Under-

2tWo oft Men's Heavy Work Shirts and Men's Wool Socks.

Special 371-'5

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