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fl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Novamaaa 3. 1950

PRINCE EDWARD

T0-DAY - SAT. Shows 8:30-7.9

lusty successor to

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New Oi Traveltallt - C-ll'l0Ol1

Also:

Today CAPITOL Sat.

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worth his weight in LAUGHS!

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PRINCE EDWARD

STARTS MONDAY

owing H, illness.

Last Night A

Our of the IHLNI Dzitertainins, and successful aniaicur contest; was held last night at Yea": Theatre. Montague. sponsored by the Montague Branch of the Can- adian Legion. l To a completely Datl-'.((l hous. contestants presented lh”ll'l varied and capable talents. wnirsnl wcrr enthusiastically applaud-:rii hy the appreciative audience. Con- icsinnts from all over different parts of the County entered the roniest. and this was the groin factor which made i.t such ' huge success. They entered into: the competitive spirit of the sl'lOt.1 and gave the audicn:-r an ex : ing'5 entertainment. well tvortn; of attendance It would be impossible to single ...it any one contdltant for spec- ial mention. since they were -ill rxcellent in their particular form of entertainment: h-Jwevrr. the music .lr.V o:-

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(lion deserves the highest prai.-r in recognition of his style and- mastery of a difficult, iristrumant. Throughout tho evening he enter- taincd the audience with music. running the gamut from classical to old time in true concert. stvle. laraisr is also do...-rvedly due in young Donald MaL'K0nZlP. so.-i

Amateur Contest Held

t Montague

Proves Very Successful

Sheplicrrl. tllaiciicr ilwrltr. .Mr. Ben Willis Oi Grand Trac-

tidic also entertain!-d the auti- ienre with srtreral ill"n10lll('E1 se- lections which were greatly ap- prt-cinted.

Thr- clnnr prim was won by Mr. Harold Wand (of KIIHTLS.

Pisquid East Notes

Mrs. Walter White. Donngh. vis- ited at the home of her parents, Mn and Mrs. Owen Kelly on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs, B W. But of Park- dale were visiting in Pisquid East on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Birt and little son Wayne of Charlottetown spent Sunday in Plsa& Enst.

Mr. and Mrs. Aniiur Hughes of Bedford were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly, Pisquid East.

Miss Georgie. Dover student at P. W. C. spent. the week-and at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Dover. Pisquid East.

of Rev, A. D. MacKei1.iie and MP5 MacKcnzli:. Montague, who so M:

iellently rendered ”Shortnii. Broad". Young Donal) appear . last year at the musical festival

in Charlottetown. and S

(no talent.

Mr. Roddy Martin. president of the Montague Branch. Canadian Legion. capably perfoimcd the duties of master of ceremonies. The Judges for the en-ninz were

possesse

E Friends of Mrs. Dunc-on Jay are isorry to hear she is a patient in the Prince Edward Island hospital ,and hope to see her home soon. Miss Shirley Jay. Charlottetown, spent the week-end at the home of her parents Mr. and Mn. Harold Jay. Pisquid East.

THE EASTER

N GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Iln. Bruce MncPheo. Mina Joyce Wiuinton. Min Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought Montague:

town: The Post Office;

arda I son.

at the following places in

Blue Domo Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in George- ln Snuria: The Snack Bar and H. Rich-

..'cHlciu-:N AND HAM sur- PEII, Beaver Club Hall, Montague. Wednesday. November 15th. Aid of St. Mary's Church. Montague.

Malcolm Clair. Montague. services at MacNelll at

Mr. attended the funeral the late Mr. Cephas Beach Point yesterday.

..t”'W. M. S. THANKOFFERING SERVICE. Presbyterian Church. Mointague, Sunday. November 5th at 7:30 pm. Missionary slides and special music.

'0NECE. buys the exits article; two for the price of one -plus one cent at lifnbon'.-i ont- neni sale. November 2. 3. 4. 6th. at Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson John- ston amt son. accompanied by Mrs. Fred Johnston, Murray River. left yesterday for Moncton. N. B.. where they will spend a few days.

Miss Myrtle Prosper. employee of Clark Bros. Montague is con- fined to her home in Georgetown All her friends wish her a speedy recovery:

Masier Wayne Johnsione. young son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice John- sione L)'lldalE. had the misfortune of cutting his right hand yester- day, requiring medical attention.

Miss Alice Collings. presently employed in Summerside. is in Montague for a few days to attend the funeral of her ,r:raridfaiher. the late Mr. Edmund Collings.

Mrs. Ray F. Griffin and Miss Victoria Walker. Montague. were business visitors in Charlottetown yesterday.

Miss Dorothy Isancs. g nurse rit the Kings County llospital. Mon- tague, is presently spending a few days nt her home in New Glas- gow. N. S.

Mr. LcBlauc. Morell. has taken the position of cook on the iuz "Pugwash". The position was left vacant by the death of the late Mr. Cephas MacNeiil.

fined For Asslaiili

Befbic Maui to J. W. Mai” Donald at Souris .i'cslcrday. Mr. T. J. Kickham. Federal member for Kings, pleaded guilty to the charge of assaulting I 1301108 05- licer. and was fined fifty dollars and costs. A similar penalty was imposed on Walter J. MacDonald who pleaded guilty to the same charge. in the case of Percy 0'.Hanley, who pleaded not gi.u'lt.v. evidence for the prosecution was heard and the case was adjourned until Monday.

The case was a sequel to n fra- cas in which the defendants al- legedly sought to obtain the re- lease from R. C. M. P. custody of two men arrested for causing I disturbance.

One of the latter. George Her-

yesterday

Mr. Harry Thompson. who has been ii patient in the King's county Hospital. Montague. for the past two months returned to his home in Lower Montague yea- terday.

...'8l.0l. BUYS 52.00 worth. 5'.- cenia buy; S1.00's wortri of drugl. toiletries. etc., on Mabon's one. cent: sale. This is a wonderful op- portunity to get your w'nter'I sup- ply of drug store needs at Mabon's Drug Store, Montague.

CENT SALE at Montague is now on. November 2. 3. 4 and 6th. All ite.-na on this sale are our regular line of Rexall gooda right. from tho manufacturer to you. All new and regular Rexall products. Buy now and save money.

"N10-ANNA DRESS Shoppv, Montague. Now have in ato:k. knitted sweaters and gloves-till sizes. also long sleeve blouse.-. white and coloured. Large sizss 20 to 24. Black taffeta skirts just arrived-and a good selection of

...'LADlES OF SOUBIS-Have you seen the selection of dresses blouses. skirts. hats, also gloves, sweaters. etc. At Mrs. Eddie Devoux. Chapel St. C.i'l and see them. any time. All new styles. Reasonable prices. 0:”li-rs iakcn.

. HTANKEB. IN PORT - The "Seekonk" Irving oil tanker ar- rived in port at Montague yester- day afternoon to discharge 80.000 gallons of gas in the five huge tanks erected on the south side of the Montague River.

. .'BliY NOHV AND SAVE MONEY at Maboifs Drugstore One-cent sale. This is it real sale and will not be on again until next year. Don't miss this opportunity to save many dollars at Mabon's Drugstore. Montague. save. save. Save.

'CONs'rABLE TRANSFl:IItIt- ED - Constable Lynn Bcveridge. l'i..C.M.P., recently returned to Montague after spending a few weeks at his home in Plaster Rock.

N. B. Coiistaiilcincvcrldgc hi5 been stationed in Montague for the past year and four months

where he made many friends who will regret to learn that he has been transferred to Summerside.

New scientific tests show Lily

Recovers Front limit operation Iii gloom

A. A. MacDonald. Souxis. (above). who has returned home from Boston after undergoing a serioua operation about six weeks

Dr.

ago. Dr. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald were visiting friends in Boston when he was taken ill. His operation was very successful. and the is now fully recovered. A former Speaker of the Legislature. Dr. MacDonald is widely known throughout the Province.

Mrs. Archie Hume has returned to her home in Montague after being a visitor to Ilallfax for .1 few days. On return she was ac- companied by her sister. Mrs. Cecil Wlghtman. and nephew. Mr. Arn-

old Wightman. ...'MABON'S Drug Store. one- cent sale at Montaguz. You sel-

dom gei a chance to buy drug store needs at such a raving. You buy one article at. the reguiir price and receive another of the some kind for only one-cent. Sale November 2. 3. 4. G.

'BUY YOUR winter": of drugs, toiletries, tionery. shaving needs. face powders. talcunis. Christmas gifts and cards. baby needs. cod liver oils. You can get practically all your drug store need: for the winter at Mabon's one-cent sale. November 2. 3, 4 and 6th. at Montague.

supply vitamins. s'.:-i- needs, dental

Discuss lteorganizationOf Montague Board Of Trade a

A special meeting 'was held in the office of Mr. R. K. Clemente. Montague, yesterday afternoon. of the business men of the commun- ity for the purpose of meeting Mr. Murray Elder, i-epraseniaiive of the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce. and Mr. Walter I-lyndmao. Charlottetown. proyinclal vice- president of the Canadian Cham- ber of Commerce. There was a large assembly of the business men present who were enlighten- ed by Mr. Elder on the various phases of the Board of Trade work and activities in which the Board might engage.

Mr. Hyn an urged the re- orgiinlzaiio of the King's County Board of Trade and that it should Lioin the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. .

He proposed that each town in King's County should form its own local Board of Trade and that each group should send representatives to a general meeting of King's County Board: to form one cen- triil executive no that this unit would then be able to speak for

the whole county instead of an individual section as exists at present.

Both Mr. Elder and Mr. Hynd- man pointed out that without the voice of a full representative body. little attention would be granted to desired requests.

It was apparent. he said, that although considerable good work had already been done. much yet. remained. and only through con- certed action would it be accom-

plished. The dredging of the Montague River, long necessary for so

many years. he said. had come to pass this year. and the local Board of Trad-e was in no small way in- strumental in bringing this about, Mr. Hyndman cited other pro- jects as equally important, such as a truck mail service. for Kin-g's County, a new bridge at Monta- gue and the establishing of a win- ier boat. service from Pictou to Georgetown.

The meeting was advised that undoubtedly similar circumstances existed in Sourls. St. Peters, Mor- ell. Peakes. Cardigan and many other localities. and it was made clear that if these requests from all were channeled through one representative body. a King's County Board of Trade for the whole county. then such requsts would demand greater attention.

The local board decided that. it would hold a re-organiution. meet- g ing in the near future. and call in Jepresentativea from the districts.

Keeps Hands D?!

Inch Wrlnglng- Ends Knuth.

, "Millie Scrilis, Mops, Waxes, (lam Other Models From 98:. Made Ill guaranteed by

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OP CANADA HMIYED

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ing with as large a membe- possible. The next step t . that would be to try to n: a King's County Board or 1' dc through a meeting with boa.-(g. es. tablished in the northern pz. 1 or the county.

On motion by Mr. L M liar- Kinnon. seconded by Mr lld1'()l,1 Smith, a vote of thanks it... gm. detect Mr. Elder and Mr. liinti. man for their kindness in lir'.p..g with the rc-organization at

local board.

The meeting then adjoiuucd.

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PLANES FOR SWEDEN

BTOCKHOLM-tCPt-'Flir sired. ish Air Force has teceived prriiilx. sion to purchase 115 surplus light planes from the United Stairs Al. Ftorce. They will be used as training planes, making an important nddit. ion to Sweden's large fleet (If such machines.

Maclioiialii Bros. Theatre MT. STEWART

Friday 8 PM. - Saturday It PM.

"BEYDHD GLORY"

See Allan Ladd at his best. Action Galore.

lso as to get the Board function-

fll lfgels your washes

beri Niamey. appeared on a charge of escaping custody. The charge was heard and dismis- sed. The case against his compan- ion. John N. Whalen, will be heard on Monday.

Exlliili Atom Man is. Siipcr- man - Novelty-College Sports

Mr. and Mis. George board an- companied by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jay and daughter Juanita motored to Mermaid on Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Macliachern.

Messrs Jack W'ebst.-i. Georg: Boudreault. and Otis Jackson.

The following are the winners and other contestants in the re- spective classes:

Stilt-R! Su

F'ddl' 2 1. Ar l' Stewart. --w . 1 Electric” calltractor iilillltovrlriizg 2. Emcitfidif Chaison. .. Mrs. Owen Kelly hnsireturned dMfr.;rS1'hE' CFf.f,s,f,l,?njw1:.(p)j ”,?”;J'.2Z ' WIRING AND iiaramiso four”: 3- 1-(""0 ”3”K53l- 3”" g;e:;””l1l:"lE ;”2Pl15;il"d Ext lfilgnz auaid for the Town .5 s..'..i;. and l Ofl. 35 ' I1 . ERNEST K RAMSAV Special Dl'l1P. Mrs. Thaddwi relatives arhd friendsnlfi Mdsgnbhuxg ML Gerald Fast” for oHanley' l 129 Elm Are. Phone imiaa shepherd. Cardigan. etts. A M055” "id whemc song") 'i Oth testa t, were: Pete: ' "n ,, (I W Chaisoch. mgmiriun EML:-s Florenrc ' SUI, . lxflaxiggnnon. Kilmuir; Calvin Kemp T Gggrggfgwn owe. SWIEYER WASH; n Singing: 1. Bernard Hughes. ADVANCED PRICES 5 H J M Poakes: 2. r:mmo-.i 0'Corino-.2 SCRAP CAR. BATTERIES, ea. 31.50 ' ' ' Milltown: 3. Miss Beth Lannigan. Mjxljp scnnp 5153;, mg . - .s Mgi oi-rosiariiisr siurar0"- CAST mon, long ton (22.40 M198 Florence Cl91'Y 0' 51"” . 3 John. N. 3., is visiting her home

Special Prize. Donald MacKen- zic. Montzigue.

lba.) . . .. COWHIDE. per lh.

in Georgetown.

Fitting and Supplying Uliiisca Etc.

S e -i.1 Prize. Viola Slieiphcrvl. . ----- Mowrriurr P l-. I Car?li;;"- :g:;E:8'A'l'lEl..A:SeS: 'ct:l'I;) . M1" 4- 15- '79"kl"5 "” 'l b””' i i ' ' Step Dancing: 1. Gerald Clar- UNWASHED WOOL par l . we neaa visitor to Charlottetown on

Office Hun": kin. Souris: 2. Joe Lonizap'n-"- mm, mm defmm, 0"; Tuesday.

10 lo 1'! 5- AW souris; ft, Roddy Chaisson. Sou- wm.ehm"e ---W 210 it P- M- 1-1;, ' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson t 2 I - t. Spo-"at l"ri7.e. Viola Slietiliefdi of Charlottetown were recent

Oflttzz: E"l,III'I'iiIrtI::'lI'iInWilh icariliizl-.iii. ' & cn' guests of Mrs. Mary Yorston. Dru store. Other coiiiestaiits wore. Emfi” "53 Kelli sh -' Ch""”"5WV""

' t W. O'Connor. Mrs. Thaddeus T Miss Maria Easion of Charlotte- ...D.......... town is visiting at the. home of

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eaaton.

---01...;-r women ”'m"”"””””3;v J. R, WILLIAMS

Catherine

Misii Martell of V r

M Hui-v I'LL THl BULL sez MOST THAT'S WHATANNV ' 47 W E.'.'5.rim.lzmii.V.-ll" pQ:3f.i..aM..recf.3i 1”" sh" SM 9'” M M" 'n"' .WHUT GO MEN AIN'T WORTH A WIFE SE7. ABOUT Mrs. Henry Marteli. 9"!!!" and 9.7"” "W" "Hy ODAIIT xf Al? A-388:5 BACAQN IN;-O A ' Mr. Arthur Yoraion of Piaquid wnEhduy Em!” 6.” Ebm”

' A MEA 5 FOR SMALL 5 -ACE ' is spending a few days here u so than you can ociuoll mo"

' ' E rvbxlgg the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James ”” d'”.r"".! Y " Publicover. l-ATER! GOOD FOR A HALF FROM 5TOPPlN' Recent vmmn" at St David: surrwuhed domes "e we "W

Aw 5TAlZTiN' I CAN'T SHOP!

DAV MONDAY AMP WORTHLESS FOR A WEEK AFTER A

TWO-WEEK VACAT

cleanest ever! Thntla why they're the iwum!-fresh-oir-sweet to smell, even if dried indoors. Here's what um about: Surf-urn u-ilbout rinsing-gets our more dirt than any other leading wash- day audal Both the kind you can an and greasy invisible dirt that causes odour . . . biddm dirt that other and: leave in your ciothel. .

Surf gets out more gr.-rm:-make clothes cleaner, acientihcally.

Surf gets our every lut'ti-ace of odour-more than any other product.

A apecial purifying detergent which Surf containa in the union for this efective yet ilery gull: action. Yea. Surf is as kind to handa, an euy.on fabric: as it is "tough" on dirt.

surf in safe for everything on wash-

Manse were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Greentot Halifax and Mr. and Mrs. ed Macilivcn and family of St. Peter's Harbor.

'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lavan- dier and two children were re- cent gueata of Mrs. Lavandier'I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy, of St. Mary's Road.

The October meeting of the Woman's Aasociatlon and W0- man's Missionary Society of St. David's United Church. were held at the homes of Mrs. H. W. MacDonald and Mrs. L. H. Doug- laa respectively. The ntiendlncoo were gratifying and delicious rc- freshmenta were aervcd.

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com. oven if dried indoors! The"

link” rfioiherlim-vour.Thinholpn . H none was anything like it.

keep your clothes uvoooor loucr.

-too. Add it learn evotnhllg no

an-ieil. even if dried indoon. woodufully soft and any no inn.

If it's Surf-clean-it'l mil; clean!

no crust was our tlafltls wiimx. "uiciim . .. so mu-uoswssi AS Wk"

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