' eastern GUARDIAN

,',,VOTHER landslide of specials mlchey and Vanlderstc -.

gut-;.-tT and grocery specials. ,. the crowd to Hilcbey and inlderstlne.

ltl:A'l' AND GROCERY Specials ,.-.1 alto crowd to Hilchey and Van- clslllles.

misrscua Pantry sale I- ii-uiirt and Beck's Saturday after- on in; Aketa C,G.l.T.

nil.-IE pants or 20 per cent on ,9 Top or Johnston suits at A.F. ,.npbell's sale now on. Open zhls till 9 P.M.

itoVTAGUE rink. Dancing Fri- ll night to modern music by ,. tlexander and old time music . Jack Webster. Time, 9:45.

l'.lRISH OI-' GEORGETOWN. nglican Church of Canada. Holy ,--nily Church. Sunday. June 2nd. may alter Ascension Day. 11 mi. Morning Prayer and Sermon. gwrend W. G. Hogs. P;iest in hal'l.'e.

51'. PETER'S BAY Pastoral (liaise. Services Sunday. June 2. mi-ic. Communion ll a.m.. Green- ,,.e. 7.30 p.m.. Preparatory ser- ivr llarie Friday I! p.m- Rev. Ian ymutlnald, tlllinisterl.

rill-II-1 CHURCH OF Scotland- ,turs Sabbath, 2nd June. Mur- jl River 11 a.m., Belle River 3 My Birch ltiil 7 p.m.. Sunday will Birch Hill 11 am. Rev. D. 5,...- .

GEORGETOWN Pastoral 1m-ue. United Church of Canada yili(9S for June 2nd. ll am. is .!,'oun Cross: 2:30 pm. Sturgeon s.ml.l,V School at 1:30 pm. 7 p. 5-, tnwirszclnwn. Rev. W.A. Pater- mi, Minister-

illRRAY HARBOUR - Mur- "T lliver Pastoral Charge. The tun-ii (fhurch of Canada. Servic- gs -uiiilziy, June 2nd. Murray liar. am it am. Little Sands .1 p.m.. liilrl'.1l' River 7.30 pm. Rev. L-S. Wilolfrcy, Minister. ..

l'NlTF.D Baptist Church, Mon- nuuc charge. Sunday June 2nd. SIlll':P0n ll a.m. Murray River 3 gm. Montague 7:30 pm. Ordin- .i-i-ia ol the Lord's Supper. at the am: or the evening service. Rev. ill. Rogcrson, Minister.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in rund.i Divine Worship June 2. ;w t".--lerlniiia at it am, Sunday sh-ml at 10 am. Wood Islands t1itl'l'll at .'l p.m.. Sunday School ii? om- Murray Harbour at 7.30 1-n Murray Davis, Student Min- lrer. ,.

llll.VDAS Annandaie Uliited (-niih cil'(-uit. Sunday June 2nd. '11:, S A. Custance. Pastor: Dun-

MOUNT B '1' E W A I 1' Pastoral

' charge. Rev. B.V. MaeLean, B.A

Minister. Ml. Stewart 11 a.in., Don- aldston 2.5!) p'.m.. Bristol 7 p.m.

THE SALE ot the yeari! The end of the month sale at l..lewellyn's- All items in stock. This sale continues tor tour more days. Visit Llewellyn'a this week where your dollar value is higher.

VALLEYFIELD Orwell H e I d congregation. Services for Sunday, June 2nd. Orwell Head. 11:00 am. l Kilmuir, 3:00 pm. Valleytield. 7:30 p.m. Rev. F. Macxinnon, Min- ulster.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church. in Canada. St. John's Belfast. Ser-I vices next Lord's Day. )1 a-m.i and 7.30 p.m. Sunday School. 10 am. All are welcome Rev. Don- ald Nicholson. Minister.

CALVIN Presbyterian Churchg Mermaid. Sunday June 2. 2:39 in m. cemetery Memorial Servlce.l Guest Preacher Rev. Donald .A. Campbell. B.A.. MontaKU9- Special Music. Miss Arlene MacDonald. Soloist and Zion Mixed Quarter.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church, in Canada, services for Sunday.l June 2nd are as follows: Peter's Road. Sunday School 10:00 a-m. Divine worship, 11:00 a.m. andi 7:30 p.m. Murray Harbor North: Sunday School, 1:30 pm. divine: worship, 2:30 p.m. Everyone wel- come. The Rev. M. Carl Currie. Minister.

THE PRESRYTERIAN Church in Canada, services Sunday June 2nd: Cardigan. divine viorship.

service, 7:30 pm. Sunday School. 10:00 a.m. the Rev. W.H. Brown of Zion Church, Cliaritittetown will conduct the services. Visitors are always welcome. Rev. D.A. Camp- bell. Minister.

PERSONALS

Miss Phyllis Clay. employed with Maritime Central Airways Limi- ted, Charlottetown. spent the week- end ln Bridgetown, guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Clay.

LORNE VALLEY i

i

illr. and Mrs. I-Truce Myers and

and daughter Dianne of New ,1

Perth visited relatives here on 1 Sunday last.

Lorne Valley llall opened tor the 1957 season on Tuesday. May 14 in the form oi a shower in I1IIIl- or of Mr. Ora Crane and his bride-to-be. Matty useful gills vlere presented and the remaind- er of the evening was spent in dancing to music by Messrs. Alex Mat-llougall, Robert Crane, Ben- net Crane and Mrs- Rirt l.eard..

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morrison and son Glendon, Orwell ('ove,

ti-. divine worship, 3:00 p.m. Sun-. Pl scliuoi. l0::l0 a.m.: Forest Hill inlay School. 11:00 a.ln. Alman- wr r-venillll worship. 7:30 p.m.' lzulay School, 7.00 pm.

IPTDN Gospel Chapel: Dundas ltivices tor Sunday June 2nd. Iil'ltl R in. Sunday School: 11:30 llll llrealting of Bread for Be min; 7:30 p.m. Special Evan- arlc-tlc Service; Soloist and Speak- v- llr. Jnsepll Wootton. Come and !!lJlll' the things or God with us.

t'ltl'R(lll OF Christ, Lord's Day .'.nn 2, 1937, Montague: 10:00 a. r Hihie School. 11:00 a.m. Lord's l.imni- and Preaching. Murray .IlPI'. 10:00 am. Bible School, 5100 am. Lord's Supper. Murray iiirhiiiir: 6:00 pm. Bible School lid Liirdis Supper. Combined evan- iriistic meeting at Murray liar- luir ill 7:30 PM Everyone is rirdi:lllv invited; Kenneth T. Nor- ri l-lvangclist.

lllli MONTAGUE Pastoral in .'t'. The United church of Can- lii. Rev. .l.M- Fraser. Minister; 5ttlltI.'lV, June 2nd. Lower Monta- tir. ill a.ni. Sunday School. 3 p.m. llrtention of new members and omiiiiinlon service. Trinity church Montague: l0 a.m. Sunday School '.1ni. Morning service and Jun- . Sunday School. 7:30 p.m. Even- : service with Rev. F. Macl(on-

. BA. ot Vnlleytleid. as guest racher. A hearty welcome to all

UPON.

-I I. I - For Sale

Five

room house with lialii and oil furnace. Lot fit) ily 130 feet. Apply-

A. A. FRASER.

Montague

-

NOW BUYING L O G S

motored to Lorne Vzilley on Sun- day. hlny l9. They vlere the ,

guests of Mrs. lllorrisonls sI)It'l',jH

Mrs l.lnyd Macllonaid anti Mr. Macilullaltl.

Mr. and Mrs. William Fergu- son. Montague, motored to Lorne Valley on illny Ill. While h ere they iiere the guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and: Mrs. Stanley Ferguson.

Mrs. Munroe MacGrath and son John spent the holiday week-,

ll:00 am. Sunday School. l0:30, a.m. Lorne Valley, afternoon ser-: vice. 2:30 pm. Montague evening

Friday, May 31. 1957

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guests of the tunnels ant: and daughte -in-law. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. "Ted" MacGratII at Trllro. They also visited Mrs. MacGrath'a mother, Mrs. Minnie Ferguson, and Mr. and Mn. I-lnrrv Mne- Leod at Lovatt.

are extended to Mr. and Ira.

greatest air heroes. SEE.

"REACH FOR THE SKY"

The true life story of one of the greatest men who ever lived. A pilot who-with a wooden leg became one at our

Mr. Richard Collings. Montaxue. won the seam set all silverware Monday night. but. another chest of silver will be drawn (or next Monday night. Be sure to attend.

Ora Crane. who were married at:

St. Andrew's Manse, Montague. May 15. The Rev. D. A. Campbell officiated. Mrs. Crano was torna- erly Mlaa Shirley Macbougall at

Bangor Miss Eleanor Macl.eaa-

acted as E-.”esmald. while Mr.

Congratulations and best wishes Fred Fisher supported the groom.

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THEATRE MIINTAGIIE

Fri. - sat.

May 3l-June I

LIST OF

Gasperaux Hall . . . High Bank Hail . . . . . ..

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS Meetings held at 8:30 p.m.

. . . . . . . . . Wednesday, May 29th

Glenflanning Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tuesday, June 4th

Elmira Hall . . . . . .. . . . . . . . Thursday, June 6th T. J. Kickham, Liberal Candidate, will be present.

inserted by Kings County Liberal Association

LIBERAL

Monday, June 3rd

Georgetown Hall . . . . . . . .

PUBLIC POLITICAL MEETINGS Opposition Candidate Invited

Yeo's Theatre, Montague . . . . . Thursday, May 30th Morell Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wednesday, June 5t.h Sourls Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. Friday. June 7th

Above Meeting: at 8:30 p.m.

T. J. Kickham, Liberal Candidate Inserted by Kings County Liberal Association

Tuesday, May 28th

and in Nova Seotia. They werev

Progressive Conservative

Poll Meeting

In Foiiiiiiittee Rooms. River. Friday, May .'llst. Your candidate. Lt. Col. John A. Mac- Donald will he in attendance. Everyone wit-come.

Murray

Inst-red by Klnlf! County Pro. greasive Conservative Ass'n.

. Cadet Inspection

Montague High School

School Grounds. May 31st at 7:00 pm.

Box Otllee Opens 7:30; Show At Dusk

TONIGHT ONLY

200 (0-itwv-Von pm.-at BETTY GRABLE SIIEREE NORTII BOB CUMMINGS

The public requested to attend.

MacKay 8. Co. Woodworkers

Are you building on s budget? If so contact us for prices on frames, sashes, screens, doors and door frames.

MURRAY RIVER. P.E.l. Phone 24

COMING

SATURDAY ONLY!

A IDMISSION 600

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LIBERAL ll1TiliDIDATES

It is at well known fact that this province is on the verge of, if not already in, bankruptcy.

The cause of this serious situation is the refusal of the Fed- eral Government to recognize our fiscctl needs and the neglect of our Federal Liberal representatives to press our

claims and insist ongfoir and just treatment under the tax- shctring agreements.

The seriousness of our situation was bluntly stated by Pre- mier A. W. Mcllheson at the lClSI' session of the Provincial Legislature as follows:

"It would be no good for all the members of this Assembly. headed by the Speakerv to go to Offa wa: our financial position has been made known in the Capital and if is up to our representatives . . . . . . I do not mean our Senators . . . . . . to press for Island rights . . . . . . I am convinced that we will get no more at the present time. Last year the Premiers spent alwhole day with the Minister of Finance and the answer was No. I do not think that anything could be gained if every member of this House were to go and sit on Ottawa's doorstep. It must come from our Federal Members".

BUT

Our Federal Liberal candidates don't agree with Premier Mcliheson's statement and claim lhcliihis province is being very well looked after by the Federal Government.

Mr. Cecil A. Miller, in Ct radio address over CFCY on April 20th last, stated as follows:

"The financial settlement given our province is most generous".

Mr. Neil A. Molheson has also strongly defended the Fed- eral Government and highly praised it for its "Generous"

treatment of this province under the tax - shoring agree- menf.

if that is the altitude of the Liberal candidates, whcil hope

is there for this province if Ct Liberal Government should be returned to power?

A PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT

IS PLEDGED TO

immediately convene O Dominion- Provincial conference to bring about a settlement of all financial arrangements be- tween the Federal and Provincial Governments.

Provide for Ct more equitable share of tax provinces and municipalities.

yields for the

, For our province's good-for your own

good elect Ct Diefenboker Government

VOTE FOR MRLEAN and Mal:IlllARRlE.

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