ALLISON

MaciE.0D

Your

Pontiac - Buick

- GMC Dealer

Invites You To See These Good Value

Used Cars

I952 PONTIAC COACH I950 PONTIAC SEDAN

1947 PONTIAC 2-Door cH1E'ErXii§i" 1946 CHEVROLET 2-Door SEDAN

I952 DODGE 4-Door SEDAN I948 DODGE 4-Door SEDAN

I949 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door SEDAN I952 MERCURY 4-Door SEDAN ..

TRUCKS onwnu. _ VERNON PASTOR- AL CIIARUE. -- Sunday, May 2nd.

_ Cherry Valley ll a. in. Sunday I992 GMC 1/) T011 900 school 10 3, m_ Em-an 230 p. m_ 0,. L952 PHEVROLEF Ton 1200 well 730 p. m. Rev. Geo. W. Tilley

I953 DODGE 1/2 Ton I947 CHEVROLET 1 Ton 1947 FARGO it Ton

‘ I950 INTERNATIONAil:-Iiyillcin----I:

DO YOU That you can buy

And Trucks

.............................................. .. $1550 1300

KNOW a 1954 BUICK as

LOW AT $3075? . -— OI‘ -- A 1954 PONTIAC AS LOW AS $2157?

Visit Allison

At the Corner of.’ Kent 8: Cumberland Sts. — Dial 7365

TOD

MacIeod's

AY

' POWER LAVVN IIIOINEQS. all

1450 1.50 600 799

CITY & DISTRICT

BOY‘! TAXI—Dlal 6560-6569

SAVE TEN DOLLARS on your C. C. M. Bicycle at the Bike Shop.

JIM.lVIY‘S TAXI — Dial 7370 I370 or 5252.

ALL POLL tax is due and pay- able on May 8th, 1954.

models. at Bike Shop.

"WE TREAT THE SICK WI-ILL." Giggey'a Pharmacy, next Stewart's Bakery.

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. Covehéad -— Union Road. Services Sunday May 2nd. West Covehead It a. m. Stanhope 3 p. m. Union Road 7.30 p. m. Riev. Norman R. Green.

PRI£SB\"I'i£RIA.\' CHIIRCII IN CANADA. — Schedule for Sunday, May 2nd. Wood Islands 11 s. m. Caledonia 7.30 p. m. Minister: Rev. E. S. Hales.

reduced prices at the

will conduct the services.

POWNAL UNITED PASTORAL I-‘HARGE. — Services Sunday. May 2nd. Bunbury at 11 a. m. Mount Herbert. at 2.30 p. in. Pownal at '1 p. m. Rev. T. R. Goucige, Pastor.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Minister: Rev. J. M. Sproule, Sunday. May 2nd, I954, 930 a. in. Pleasant Grovr. 11.00 a. m. Central. 730 p. in. York.

APPLICATION WITHDRAWN - Mr. Earl Mcxemia whose applic- ation to the City Police Force had been accepted and who was sched- uled to have been sworn in as a constable, asked _i-csterday that iii: application be withdrawn. Mr. Mc- Kenna who is employed with the Island Motor Transport came to the decision to remain with his em- ployer shortly before he was to have taken the police oath.

EASTERSERVICEATNEW

Department ot Public Worlzs and Highways

Province of Prince Edward Island

NOT

Ettective midnight,

'rom all highways in.tlie Province ot Prince Ed-

ward Island.

ICE"

Thursday. 29 April. I954. all Spring weight restrictions are removed

DOUGALD MacK|NNON.

Minister ot Public Works and Highways.

Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. 29 April: I954.

GLASGOW — A beautiful Easter service was held in New Glasgow Christian Church under the direc- tion of Mrs. W. Watterivtirth, Mrs. Harland Hill and Mrs. Blair An- drew. Mrs. Lloyd Houston was or- ganist, assisted by Miss M. E. Campbell, Mrs. "Harold Sharp and Mrs. Andrew.

ITIIJSICAL FESTIVAL starting April 30. [olk dancing. and choral reading in P.W.C. on Friday, April 30 and Saturday. May 1st and In Summerside High School Satur- day afternoon. May .'ird and 4th, music P.W.C. and Community Centre and Summerside High School, May ﬁtii to 8th ll)‘P. W. L‘.. Community Centre, and St. Fet- er's Church Hall. Five adjudica-

IT.-\'I'E OF .\IA INT!

SUl)(‘.'2LI' CDUIT. April 1954 Term. County of Kennebec, SS. ZINA N. WITHAM vs.

GL.-‘IDYS l).\I.ZlI'JI.. ET AI.S

Tr. the Superior Court in and for the County of Kcnneuec and State of Maine:

Zina N. Witliani of Augusta in the County oi‘ l\'ennc‘.)rt- and State oi‘ Maine rt-spet-ltiiily‘ pttilions and gives this Honorable Court. to be II')II)l‘nlt’(I2

FIRST: That he is the owner and in possession of a certain lot or parcel of land with the build- ings thereon, situated in said Augusta on the l'0l'lH‘I of West- ern A\'oniir- and .i\mhe-rst Street and boundtid and ,drs('zibed as follows:

Beginning at a stone post on the southerly line of Western Avenue anti the easterly line of Amherst Street. and iunnin: southerly on said easterly line of Amherst Street one hundred (l00i feet to It stone post: thence east-

erly seventy-five (75) feet to a stone post: thence northerly om- hundred (100) feet tc Western Avenue; thence on the south Illlt‘

oi said Av:-ntte s'e\'en|_\'-five tTFii feet to the first mentioned bounds.

SECOND: That your petitioner

claims an estate of freehold in the whole of said iezil estate above described and r-lainis to be absolute owner in fee simple thereof.

THIRD: That the source of title of your petitioner is as follows: Deed of Elizabeth S. Haynes to Manley D. Farnhani, recorded in Kenncber‘ County liogistry of Deeds, Book 509. Page 36; George H. Wadleiizh, Adininistrator. in .l\nnic_Farnliani, recorded in 5 id Registry of Deeds. Book 639. P e 144; Annie Farnham to Geo ge Wadleigh and Charles West, 1-. corded in said its-;:istt'i of Deeis, 300k 745 Past‘ 96: Georﬂe iii. vvaiiii-igii to Ciiarlcs i-I. \’\’esi. I'r-- corded in said Rt-izistry of DeeIi:, Book 750. Page 299; and deed I Charles H. West to Zlna N. WIi- hem.

FOURTH: 'l'li;-it _\'riiir pctitionlr and those under whom he clainis have been in open notorious, ad- verse and uninterrupted possesl sion of said property for mord than twenty-one years precedingl the date of this pntition, viz: July 6. 1926. Fil-‘TH: exists that said Gladys Dalzlel, whose present whereabouts is un- known to your petitioner, and persons unknown claiming as ltcirs, devisces or assignoos, or in any othor i\a_\', I7). lliinugli or un- der said Gladys Dalzicl. claim or may claim some right. title or in- terest In the premises herelnbe- fore described. adverse to the es- tate of your petitioner, and your said petitioner alleges and aver-' under oath that. said riaimant and her residence is itnknown to your petitioner.

tors. Programs now on sale.

SIXTH: That the aforesaid ap-

CROWN ASSE

AUCTIO

N SALE

AT ROY CR.OSBY‘S, MEADOWBANK ON SATURDAY, MAY 1 AT 1:30 P. M.

For sale by public auction:——Sectional seeder, rake, M-H mower, fertilizer sower, scuffler, hiller, cart wheels, Waggon, Moody potato digger, oil broocler, 1 colt, 2 years; 1 mare, 17 years; 2 fat cattle, 1 cow, organ,

dining room chairs and table,

Wanted

2,000 SCRAP CAR BATTERIES Paying $1.00 each Delivered our Warehouse

MAURICE BLOCK & C0. Kent Street Charlottetown

Wanted

.14 FOOT INSULATED TRUCK BOX.

EMMETI‘ GACLANT, Phone 14-2

North Rustico iI'iTiis'n‘siTs:

Ancient relics indicate Ipswich

in Suffolk was the site or a settle-

ment 2.000 years before the Roman occupation.

.<-_

WHY HAVE “. V - rt‘ Tull 5 O R E

settee, etc. J. J. MUSTARD, Auctioneer.

SINGER SEWING CENTRE

164 Gt. George St.

IIJIVIDIERSIDIZ

$49.50. All Mo

suau. oown my Tlnug

100"“ I.

'6 1 Q5

offers for the purchase on I’7I0(',

Strrc-is until -

offers to purcliase and those with addrcsscd envciopcs and Steel further lﬂIOI‘l'IIiIlIOII nia_v he obtained upon apnlimttioii to Mr. C. I.. Oiciford. Chief, I‘I£|IlIJl.\' Office, Crown A.<.~'t‘t< Dtspmal Corp-

scales,

oration, P. O. Box 307, .I.~lalifax, Offers to Purchase must be marked and addressed as lollovs

OFFER TO PURCHASE FILE NO. l..B. 16902.

88 METCALI-‘E

_ d quami ctnc Portables at ‘Tel’ Wllllble with : MlNT—gA5‘. BUDGET

of

FREE “*9-tr Eﬂﬂmatea

by ; gin“ Skilled Mt-chanIc.e

CIIDDSE YDIINS TDDIY AT YIIIIII

CHABIDT G. Wu.

TEIOWN u/ms

CORPORATION

1" 0 3 S A L I (For Removal and Restoration of Sites‘

CROWN-OWNED BUILDINGS IN

CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I. CROWN ASSETS DISPOSAL CORPORATION will

City Block bounded by Richmond, Queen, S_vdnoi' and Pownal MAY l.'ltii, 1954 CROWN .-iiS.Sl-ITS DISPOSAL CORPORA’l‘i0.\'

unqualified right to reject any or all olicrs received. The Corporation‘: Forms should be used when submitting

CTlO\‘VN' ASSICT OTTAWA, ONTARIO.

SINGER

Used Machine CLEARANCE SALE

Tremendous Values on SINGER Electric Trade-ins

including some that models and salesmon's demonstrators.

-'-2..

rs DISPOSAL

receive of all the buildings viithin that.

l'L‘~‘(‘I‘\'P.\‘ the

N. S. forwarded in a scaled envelope

S DISPOS.-\L (‘t )llPOIl.\’l‘l()N STREET 1357

-run inn -1 ‘III omen In. as I

prel-ienslon creates a ‘cloud upon the title of your petitioner to said

ket value thereof and prevents an

easy sale of the same. WHEREFORE.

respectfully prays

that the said

unknown persons as

claim therein, if any they have. Dated at Augusta,

14th of April, AD. 1954. ZINA N. \‘VITliAM.

day

STATE OF MAINE

Kennebec, SS. Thon p(‘l‘S0l‘liiII_\' N. William and made oath tha' he has read the al)o\'e bill and knows the contents thereof. that

appearetl Zina

except the matters therein stated to be on information and belief, and that, to those matters, he he- lieves them to be true. ROBERT \‘\'. O'CONNOR. Notary Public. A true copy. Attestt MARY ANN I<Ii.LIO'I'. .’\'otni_\' Public. S"i'A'i'l-I t)l<‘ M.-\lZ\‘E

Superior Court, April 1954 Term Kennebec, 55.

Upon tho imogning petition, it I; ()RIJEREl):

Thai service he made upon all persons ll]it?I'("~lt"(I by rousing is copy of this petition with the or- der of Court thereon to be pub- lishcd once a week for three suc- cessive weeks .sil('('t“.s.\l\'CI}’ in at iieivspaiit-r mtblishcti izi Charlotte- Lomi, I’l'lll('l‘.‘ lﬁrlutiid island, the last publication to be at least [out- teen days before the irrm of lli-‘I Court to be held at said Augusta within_and for the County of Kcnnebec on the first Tuesday of June, AD. 10.3-i, that they IIIH" then and there apptntr in said Court and answer tlu-i'eto if they see fit.

WAl.'l‘I-JR M. TAPLEY, Jr. Justice of the Superior Court. April 23, I954.

A true copy. Attost: MARY ANN l5i.i.l()'I‘,

Notary Public.

OTTAWA (CP)——Canadian pro- duction of milk in February in- creased four per cc-ut over the

That an apprehension corresponding month last year. The bureau of statistics reported Thurs-

day that production rose to 867,- 565,000 pounds from 832,563,000. 0!- ficials said advance indications point to a rise of nearly six per cent in March over last year.

It's a GREENDAL

premises and depreciaies the mar-

your petitioner Gladys Dalziel. her heirs or other aforesaid. may he suninioned to show cause why they should not bring an ac- tion to try title to the above de- scribed premises and set up their

Mi-tine, this

April 14, 1954

the same is true of his knowledge,

The Big VRIISII is Now On - -- it's the Richest Strike since Klondyke days!"

Friday. April 30, 1954 ‘ The Gus;-d1an"" met a-distinguished official Iinrn their native land, Mr. J. A. U. M. Van Cvrevensteln. Director of em- rnixrotlon for the Netherlands.

Mrs. Edna Perry, Central Bedeque moved to Beech Grove Inn, near Charlottetown,‘ last. Friday. April 23. Her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry, who have been visiting with her, have returned to me states. And her son Rufus who has been with her for th- winter has returned to his regular work.

Rev. J. K. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell and two daughters, North

Page 13"

inday. In the absence at Mr. Campbell from North Bedeque. Rev. E; 3. Weeks conducted the service for him Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. Campbell was pastor of Blackville United Church from 1945 to 1950.

Mrs. Robert Reeves. this villiut-, is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Waiter Roberts and Mr. Roberta, Winsloe.

The Young People's Uriion at Trinity United Church, Summer- side. presented two one act plate in Central Bedeque Hall on April 26. There was a good niiendantze. The plays were well carried out. During the intermission. the Mar-

Bedeqiie Notes

-1411. W. .1. mid, Middleton, has been a patient in the Prince County I-lmplul for some time. Her host of friends hope for her an early re- 00VEf‘)'.

Mrs. Gladys I-‘rizzeil has recently returned from a visit to Florida. she has spent the past winter with her sister. Mrs. W. B. Montgomery. Lower Bedeque.

Mr. William Stavert, this village motored to Halifax on April 26, on 1 busiiiess trip. He was accompan- ied by Mr. A. A. Maclnnis. Mr. Maclnnis had been at resident of

the Port city for 30 years before 39499119. m°_I°"d *0 31l€kVlll°- OIUII Bfolhefl 01 Summerﬁldﬂi taing up l‘P3ld€llCP in Bedeque Nr 3; 0“ ADTII _34 I0 Iltend the formerly of Bedeque. furnished about four years ago. m3l'I'1ﬂE€ 01 Intimate friends. MR several instrumental musical selec-

Campbell assisted in the ceremony, which was conducted by Rev. James Cross, a former pastor of North Bedeque United Church Charge. Mr. Campbell participated in the morning service at Blackvllle, on

tions. which drew rounds of ap- plause. The entertainnieni was sponsored by the "Edith Thomp- son" Auxiliary of the Womans Miuionaizv Society of Bedeqiie t'ni-

Mr. and Mrs. Johatities Plomp and members of their family. Low- er Bedeque, attended the gathering of Dutch settlers, held in Cha:- lottetown last Friday. where they

‘*1 °fl‘i',”l‘‘ ‘I RURAL BEAUTIFICATION COMPETITIONS ‘I954 ll\lPORTAl\'T -— ALL BLANKS MUST BE COMPl.ETl<.‘l) 1. Name of Contestant (or School or Community) ........................................................ ,. 2. Address 3. School District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. 4. County 5. If School 01‘ Coniinitnity, nanic sponsoring body, i.o., \’\'0mcn's Institute, Trustees, Community Club, etc. ........................... .. 6. If School or Community, name Secretary sponsoring group. 7. l'ndorliiie whatever items in the contest you wish to enter for. Home improvement Competition, Travel Bureau Prize, Flovi'ei' Gardens. Out- standing Iiome Competition, School Improvement, Community Improvement, Veterans‘ Contest, Rural Cemetery Improvement, Building Improvement, Roadside Improvement. 8. Foo ciirioscd $1.00 ..(Yes or No) Citt out this entry form —— COMPLETE FULLY and mail to:-- RURAL 'BEAU'I‘IFICA'l‘ION SOCIETY. I‘/O P. E. I. Libraries Charlottetown ENTRIES CLDSE MAY 3rd --- MAIL YDIIR ENTRY NCW

Humdinger! Below are only a few of 1000 Bargains.

DRESSES lo.24.50 $5IDllESSES lo 9.95

SHORTIE COATS. take 'em away «$5-$8-$14.95

68 x 90 SHEETS

Snowybleach Sheets at price not seen in years

at 9 o.m.

~tal<e 'em away

___2.00

BEDSPREADS

BLANKET!’ PILLOW CASES G Lovely Rayon Spread: in Soft, cosy, handsome check 0 inch pillow gases _ in many beautiful colors, flannel blankets. Size 70 x ms,“ Ii 8 so d l’ ‘ large double bed size — 84 — in all Canada there's all UK‘ I P C on be early no equal. ""” I " Only ............... .. Pair .............. bargain

large Cup Towels .. I9c| Terry Towels ...... 29cI Panties. 3 pr. .. .. $1.00

LADIES’ COATS

To A 9 o.m. Smash. ladies full length coats to 45.00 some Summer Whites in the lot slightly soiled . .

$10

TAILECLOTHS. 50x50 .50

LACETRIMSLIPS $1.19

$3.95 PYJAMAS

Ladies’ Pyiumas and Gowns mostly all $3.95 values you take them now, all

Crepe and Flannel

2.00

SWEATERS $2.95 BLOUSES 6-14 PYJAMAS _ Ladies Cardigan and pull- Lovely smart, Nylonbs and f.IIl'ls°:dl:r;:dd§;':P;;li::;‘; _ over all wool sweaters — Crepes — in o orgain _ on M. b org“ ‘ n various shades give-away so block! and sizes be early at only . . . . . . . . . .. 1-49

To 3.95 DRESSES.

6-14 $1.88 2-6Woo| Flannel BLAZERS $2.95

NEW DRESSES

to l9.50—Rea| Beauties $8-$10

You carry 'em away

zoo ms. MEN'S rams

Poms in the is lot to l1.50 — Gabardines, Tweeds, Worsted:

MEN'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS

Mans fancy oil Wool Coat and PuIlover_ Sweaters -

tovmerly 6.95 but they go on the 3 ............. .. I

5.00

29.50 TOPCOATS $l6.95|

To 44.50 MEN'S SUITS .. $20

Plitmc 1551 Phone ‘I31!

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