tieorgctawn Anii Vicinity

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irlliasuhorry. iii Strawberry " Plants

DORSETT, aunt/tr and WARFiELD STRAWBERRIES

$1.50 - I00 $I2.50 -,I000. LLOYD GEORGE NEWBURG and CUTHBERT RASPBERRIES $4.00 - I00 $35.00 - I000

0n Monday tilght a meeting of the Georgetown Sporting 01W was held in the Town Hall. ﬁr‘ y sldent Gordon Ross presided and’ there was a large attendancg Many matters regarding the iuuniigcment and financing of the“ “Englt-s“. Georgetown’: entry l_nt tho Southern Kings hockey leagua

were discussed. The Club's fin- . nnces show a substantial balance to its credit and much new, equipment has been ptlrCh8IPdl_ this season. At the conclusion of

flit‘ sporting Club's iiiectlng, those present discussed the pos- sibility n1’ forming a Community. Club. with the ultimate aim of erecting a new rink. which would serve as a community recreational center. A committee was ap- pointed to gather facts regarding cosnavenues of available revenue. and to set a meeting date. to_ which representative and inter-

°rapaid—Selecied, Trimmed and Packed to Grow Our Raspberries planted early will bear fwil

this year. Order early so I can treat for dormancy.

M. Written-worth

Montague

osted citizens would be invited. ‘Ihc members of this committee" arr: President, Mayor J.A.B. Mac- Connell; secretary, Leonard Fitz-

geraid; Howard s. Maeumn‘ Gordon Rosa. l

Mi} ﬂitiwiitﬁibisitidbid iii‘

norms: l

The interest shown was evidenced

I I Special General Meeting or ll. §?Y.§§.Z..'“°{...

and Jones 1~ Oonnell Jr.

Q] An exceptionally large crowd of '\ Georgetown fans attended thai it‘ All Sinrs-Souris playoff game in Montague rink on Tuesday night.

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that two buses were, transport the fans‘:

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‘ii to Montague.

ngs Bounty Exhibition Association

Mr. und Mrs. N. W. Hanson and: Mrs. Waldrun Lovers were recent! visitors to Montague. i The recent snowfall is being

taken advantage of to the full by farmers and teanisters who have ' l wood. lumber and produce to haul l and an enormous. increase in- horse-drawn vehicle traffic is; noted on our roads and the ice i of our harbour and rivers. |

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TAKE NOTICE that a Special General Meeting of the Shareholders of King's County Exhibition Association will bo held at Georgetown, P. E. island at the residence of E. B. McLaran on Wednesday the twelfth day of March, A. D. I947 at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of passing upon a resolution requiring the Com~ pany to be wound up under the provisions of the "Volun- tary Winding Up Act" and for the transaction of other busi- t

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One ot the group of N.C.O.'a of , the 60 Squadron. Charlottetowinl _|Royal Canadian Air Cadets. is’

F-Sgt. Maurice E. DcLory. son ofl jMr. rind Mrs. F. J. DeLory. off HESS lllCldﬁlllﬂl therewith. ‘_lGQfil'gt‘lt)\\'i1. Mlillflfl‘ is a stu-

_ mdent at Prltice oi‘ Wales College DATED oh]; swgnnpﬂfgh dqy (if Febyuqfy, A, D_ I947, and last suni-mer attended the .Alr Cadets school at Eastern Pas-

sage, N. B.

~w~E/O€PZEA./: Er

E. B. McLAREN, Secretary.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rafuse and ‘family of Murray River. were re-

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cent visitors at the home of Mn! Ratusrfs parents, Mr. and Mrs." Victor Rafuse.

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Mr. MacWilllams. who has been visiting Mr. Edward Easton, loft‘ I

a Livestock

suiumm‘__ Y

u. J. gggcnntlyr on return to Charlotte-

OPTOMETBIBT Bib; and Silailyllll GIN!"

Miss Alma Refuse, who la

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, Increased receipts of catte a ‘he winter in Murray

;cent.rai markets. due rtneipally to Prmproved weather an road condi- itions, served to bring prices down I [to levels prevailing 5, couple ofI I {weeks ago. Toronto declined 25c on Sunday evening m; Rev,‘ -to 50c and western markets were Sidney _;_ Boyce deﬂated go u“ iminua 25c to 75c. Calves ‘declined use of 5t Davldis murcyh tmryy $1.00 at Toronto but otherwise there new hymn mo“ generous“, Ewen was pnarticnlly no change in thew M" MB, Yorston

Iiie stock structure. * ' Ty '

spending River, was a recent visitor to her; lhorne in Georgetown.

Montague, l’. I. l. OM00 Ions-l IOIolSAM» 2 In ll P. M. Holidays etc. hv appoint-Ina!!!

Oflloe (Jenni-eta! With , Drug Store

M. 4s l The ladies of the United Church‘ Listen‘ Calm’ M ‘kt iare making plans for the holding ' Cattle deliveries to yards and of a supper 1n April in the Church 1 plants in Ontario were the heaviest; Hall. 1 for any ivcek this year and buyers nun-ceded in paring prices 25: to! l50~ ivy the r-losr at. Toronto. Weigh-J 11y stt-crs nt. this. nittrkct were ririr-l, [tut iii. $14.50 to $14.75 fur lop qual- ill_\'. nml butcher: steers up to $143 "finding was fairly steady to sirmu at Montreal. with reasonably good steers making $13.50 to $14.. a few _____ tops $14.50 to $15, tllitl uood50-"D» . t‘..;ll\' 1 .' to an . . .i SQBéAThC élmmdmg Yrﬁgfnb 36 hl-iilltllllllﬁs Ilsllllllﬁi‘ dDlsICQS out-l - 1H5 INF-S- i‘ ~r C ~ ' - h » .t ‘ZICIIII recei ts ...A murder trial witness said to- litdinaltilllcc’ us?!" lgclall uﬂeimgs Em| day that two daYB 8W1!‘ 3150")’ continuing light. Medium to good‘ George Chambers. 34. allegedly lsteers and heifers were quoted at strangled to death nine-year-old $11.75 to $12.25. ' . the annlng lnnt lhitllftilrlrlllillxflifutllslltlgkﬂatbniry englilnecrl welilcf" 9M1“! Marlin‘

helped police search thr- plnni ‘ w.“ .,, l

1 ‘cd at coirhons,

gﬁlglpedirargze Clues m (hp gm s], it wins] mntlgtrlglii blicyclrs‘ HIBITIIQL in a .

The wuness Oonslabln William western Canada. prices decliiﬂng Mgntgguh ware mount a; a ban.

On IVridny lust the ladies all the different Protestant Ohtirclics: observed the annual World Day‘ of Prayer. There was n good attendance and the special prod ‘gram was found most Iiclpfttl. Ai number took part and a duetwns| given by Mrs. Arthur Jenkins and‘

Mrs. Myrtle Bahinrau. The gailii-l licld in Si. David's

ltlurilcr Accused‘ Aided Police ,ln Search For ti-lucs

(‘ring ivas Church Hall.

Montague

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Fifty-three njolr. of Hiltsld. Lodge and Acme Rebekah Dodge.

HEAlTH-DESTROYING BRO N C H I T I S

Gets Fcist Relief

\ Do you chgkci wheezehand for breat s your t roat Itld fr m minor changes on Al- gasp . . . berth (lTIIKPICEtS, hog prices remain-l flry afld Irritable? H You miner ted steady. Toronto paid $21.75 for in this manner, turn at OIICQ l0 .Grade A. Montrealti; general $02.25], pokoni. Co“ h syrup. 0R I $312,?‘ :3°':go_‘.§'8_ c‘_'§"““§.;°ug_35_ Help yourscl to [clear aivay Edmonton $20.15 forlhlpment Ind these vtroub en y using isinoo at plants. Prince atom. Polaon a Cough Syrup; it 1| Moose Jaw and BaakatoonM 510.15. so aoothing‘ L“ it he“) those Y£i§§“""~ ‘n55’ “d ‘ 0mm“; raw surfaces to heal over and __._... relieve that burning dryness. LOAN F0]! JAMAICA ;Tl_1c antiseptic medication in r ~--' lthlo syrup can do sufferers a n-orld offgoodl; ‘Accept g5) out: ntitute or o son s ou liyritrp. Sold in 35c bottles E ' I a

__ HTly\VI1Ct'(‘ from 25c to 75c. Wiiini- (“my my Thursd~ay_ Feb my)“ in walsml‘ 5am me éﬂlrch Tiff; lift! “Cl ll"‘ _ll"““~ “Plklllfi l” celebration of the official opening sill-cc Christmas Uni "n11 '2... lu‘.'.'t'l‘, with VIIOICI) stccrn aPII- .. T of their now lodge rooms. he Chambers was close ntlinnd when |I\‘{ to an extreme top of $14 fllltl Noble Gum o! Hum“, M_ C‘ police found iii the factory yard tlic better grades of ltillcrs inos.ly Reynolds w" Chaim“ and may“ . ~ . . ry.gaorl to. ' ‘ ' the Christmas wrapping time. $13410 $13 50 At CMBB t Th m l ch a r y UIIIwlPQ IIIIlCIICI‘ vnttlo were rlownﬂmls u‘ e comm em n am 1m" ldenuﬂcd as havng- came with the host of the steers $1250 of "Yrilnffemcnl! "lauded Mrs- R Yum" P"“‘"' "l" “m” “"1 w" in 513.25; ivhilc Edmonton p-Jlrl $13 G. MacDonald (com/anew. Mrs ""1 Wm" sh" ‘l‘*‘“l’l"’“""d~ b _ n. $13.50; Princr- Albert $l;l.Z.'i;lArcliic Hume and Mrs. o M Mac- Cvlislabl“ Welt“ i“? "i" *l('i“-‘_ Mo...» Jttw $13.50; Saskftiuﬂn sis m. Donald Tn. table; were attract- nf tho svnrcn on this second In_\ $1350 ively decorated in rad. blue and of the trial ot the stiarp-fentiuori. ‘ whim and each w“ cmncd with blacls-browed Chambers on a Lrpartn to United States a cake arusnwuy decoy-and m charge of murder. D_ V m o“ m (M Um“; rose and green, the handiwork ‘The search the officer referred‘ I l=1ll‘_\'n08h‘r0‘:3gp\'.e:k ‘Owned 035 of M.“ D M MacDanya]d_ Among lo urns one 1n zrnlcn hundreds of.gca-diivrhhwéred Wm] 849 in ‘he m“ ‘he Odﬂcnuws pram“. were Sh; 5L cumaﬂnps ‘Sultans-took. pa" i-r-s|it:.~ndiii;§ period Izisl year. This "lellibelb wll0 “lid recllvid lllet Christmas work. in iii" flail» lvl- ‘Tar-s Minn-ls u, (me are 3,9143 “awn twenty-rive ycar membership Jewel 10mm! ‘he °l“l‘l5 ‘ll5‘*i’i’°‘"“"°" willie ll] the same erlod last "car some yearn no. They were Meow- Dw- w- srvvvﬁ o! Cillw“ mm" , shipments totalled .010. 1-1. n. MaoGrgor. H. 1.. MacGre- from house to éibousc Sod Dliabcd ,gc'r. Henry MncLaren. Daniel Mac- astipiles and ru isti eons I1 H. Calves Decline at Toronto lRac‘ Ernest M0" and wm, A_ nun-cu“. h“... i... anything Lhnl ‘ Stewart. cvsch of whom was called 1 1 ii n r t _~ t , Tl or, was a reduction of $1.00 ln- ____-_.... ._ gEghItIfIIS-llfﬂtséo. w I m“ C“ n lOJIII pith-es at Toronto but elsoi-l constable wayson 5am chmnb_lwllf3fc'lllfi market was unchange . era told police he had not receiv-‘Bcsl- “Ms M T°r°m° 59d n ‘l? .to $17. Montreal $17 to $18, Win “d "Y cmlffm’ P""'.‘l“ hm‘ iiipcr: s15 to $10.50, Calgary m; to "i! "d "id Y" h" _"° "1"" “PW $13. Edmonton sis to $13.75, Prince the 1m‘ red and “itliﬂwtﬂvvmg Allfcrt m. Moose Jaw up to 815,’ DIM: came to be in tne canning and Saskatoon up t.o $15.50. l factory yard. t . l

Mrs. Betty Smyth told the Hogs Generally Unchanged court that Chambers was the man with whom she saw a little girl walk down the street in the vicinity of the Rusnak home Dec.

73.

D ACRES? .

‘Ibo tt-ah u- . I I lei- “; rues’: Nlllaaative n

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Molnar

KINGSTON. Jamaica --- (CP)—~ Th, United Kingdom has made grants and loans to the colonial empire totalling 21.361555 ($5.470- 220) during the last three months for the development of welfare lntl research. This includes $1,520,000 for agricultural development in ' Israelis _ l

THE CHARLOTTET

HOLMAN

OWN GUARDIAN

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FRIDAY FEATURES.

ON sate AT 2.30 P-M. Worth All: Least: 6.95.... Misses’ and W0men’s

PRINT DRESSES '

RAYON CREPES AND SPUN RAYONS

For wear right now under your coat and through Spring -— A delightful collection of bright

New Print Dresses in royo ent. Colors as refreshing

n crepes and spun royons. as a "coke".

and see these new beauties. Yes, they're worth at least 6.95.

FRIDAY AT 2.30 PM.

l|.2§

Good value in these n'ewly arrived Snuggiea

by Kayser. Small and medium also: Elastic waist

“Roaebluslﬂ shade. lrzirids.

Friday At 2.30 um.

Loolt! For the Firime in years! Women's Full. Fashioned

REAL ‘SILK HOSE

upon for brief remarks. speakers were Miss Thelma Lari-i or. Noble Grand of Acmﬂ. District

Deputy President. C A. Show, Mr.

E H. Stewart and Mr. R. u Mm:-

Donald. Following the bountiful

supper, the members enjoyed auc-

tion forty-flvca and bridge.

he February meeting of the Predryl-crtan Young Wome-nls Guild‘ um held at the home of the pre- I sidant. Mrs. Byron Stewart. wlthl lo good attendance. The Devotional t. laerlod was Ln charge oi Mrs. R. D l 'MacLean and Miss Mildred Smith l lln the absence of Mrs. Claude lNlcholsan. Miss Thelma. barter a61- ied as secretary. lipllowlng a per- lad oi’ quilting. lunch was served ‘by the noeioaa assisted by a cam- lmittee or the ladies. .

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Macken- sle. returned to Montague after visiting mlatim in Dorchester. Massachusetts.

Mr. J. P. Beer returned to his home Montague. following a trip to Montreal. He was locom- panloot on the trip by his non. Dr. Kenneth Beer. Kensington.

Mrs. -Joseph Storey.’ Charlotte- town. l: visiting tier mother, Mrs. J. I Pruner. Montague.

Tifo regrettable accidents oe- currod hers last Friday when Mn

in and log

PAIR -

Just what you have have them for you on Friday or 2:30 p.m. Hose that do that certain sornethin legs. Smart new shades. Sizes 8V1 to 10%. All first quality. la Early for several pairs.

beautiful.

S401 JAN._'47

GUARANTEED SATISFACTION SINCE I857

' Styles are smart and decidedly differ- Siz-es l2 to 20 and 38 to 44. step in Friday at 2:30

t. ,

been waiting

frlilay At 2.30 tun.

PAIR-

for-REAL SILK HOSE. We Sheer, clear, and g to well groomed AH Full Fashioned.

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Othci ‘Iell breaking her arm. Their many

friends wish them ii apggdy rgmv- cry. —C.

Truro Ministilr Indicted by Presbytery

TRURO-Thc minister of St James Presbyterian Chitrcli. Pruro, Rev. Pcrry F. Rockwnotl. has rt‘- i-elvcrl formal notice from his pres- llfflﬁri’ that he must, appear before "l9 Presbytery on the charge oi’ following n divisive i-ourso.

Judlctcd The church bulletin today made

mention of this when it referred to the letter received from the pres-

Qif‘ 60!. D? Chock it with

LAIII ‘$7.1’??? tNs table the »

Elsi IQIIIEI. "'39-" ha! who! o» a battle

Wm. MscLeon tell Ind sprained b: wrist. and Illa! lbttlda Rotate‘

bytory of Halifax and Lunenburg as follows: "You are indicted by the preabytei-y of Halifax and Lun- onburg at the instance of said ror. liytcry to appear at Halifax. ‘ova Scotll. on the 4th. day of March. 1047, to answer to the fallovring charge. namely. that you are following a divlslve course and acting In a manner contrary to the dignity of a minister of’ our church. and that the sermons published and distributed by you be the grounds of the evldlnco, Wllltih "induct of yours was contrary to the ttws oi‘ the Presbyterian Church in Canada. and Inconsistent with your position as a minister of the Gospel."

This notice addressed to Mr. Rorkwood was at ned by appoint- ment of the pres view by Rev Frank Lawson. Halifax. Modera- tor. and '1‘. K. MacLollan. Halifax, presbytei-y secretary.

Four Hermann

The sermons mentioned are four entitled, “What la Wrong With The Protestant Church" and contain tslliekfolltowlnaimrdlnga ‘The (ihurfn

c n o a l) Doctrinal y- t2» liducatlamlty: t3» Ecumenical: ly (Church Union) At Home; (or Erumenlcally (Church Uhloni Abroad.

..°':i'.i'...".".i. "il.""°"“"“' I I’ ll 0 I Mill‘!- gitlon 210ml new ‘are props-g a -p e over . copies in awfu- d trlbutlon.

FBI-TOOK IN l"! loltLia Ion its (Moduli

'- .._..._'_i_s._..-.-..-.. .

Aslt Municipalities To later Protects

xrrrnwn. m. so l- (OP) - 1t numhe of Caaiadhn ‘ l" Was Idvloed by the men-iii Government to defer building that “"3"”! P°'"’"B4' wviect until some time in 194B when lil-bof and "WWII "Mariel: are t-‘Xvected to if! l" better Iimviy. was; um, d eater-general of prior-m", "yd today.

However, the officer elnphusllgﬂ, the Pedant Government ha; no WWW lo instruct municlpalitie; on I'll" lhQY-mly build or when they ml!’ Wild lhlm. and merely offers the advice -— "when sOQIJQQIQd __ 0a the basis of its knowledge of the bllildln] Iitultlon,

m mar-i Oovmimenr. [align- ed priority ratiiIs only to housing. will!!!) lwlbltsls and military ligttaflaéélt fwtillltilluﬁliitfﬂ. Pea.

Y W"? Whose to channel essential gonna-tau; “m, “Wlmllll- Mlllllmdit of other vriwliios. more an order-incomi- c" wine's: the lllt when of parliament. an Nun im in in. hands o.’ she municipalities. ..-_-_-__sp__ _ - WIAI-l INA!!! " wnnorc »- tc n - auteur; scientists on s out»; the mutati- itlls of devote whats meat as a Itliilo airman teoa in addition ta

1M oit which is already pro-

lvrnn _ v Myra-aw w *- "a

alien-norms.

litias _

~ lrorstoa- Understands . Woman y,

By John lllllowny "(Illl (Continued from P180 5"

friends made no attempt t i 0011"” lhltll‘ belief that I was man l ~11!" peee I was: it la Idle to nurnipt to keep a butterﬂy t-n -"11l)l“'_"‘ ,

"We were married In iti~ laiirlisi Church. Imagine the sceiu- l“; building was filltd with lli-"ll ii-i waman I he‘ known in the QIH-i‘ tier-artists. models wh-tt .\'<'\{ will. Utterly sophisticated. utterly cynical. _

“That night we left Paris._»‘_-l‘~ and I. and for a day or so sl=.\ in Dlnarl. Bile liked Dl to mo. it was well. Dinnin. u’ _ I took Irliermltaue furnished H“ plate with Madame 50ft!"- " there we a nt our honeymoon.

. ( be continued)

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