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CI-IARLOTTETOWN Wggvyn ym OCTOBER 18. 1951A

Easiem flveln Cardigan Man . . I ' A A e l I . ::.'::-.::.-.2.-.2: F" Show Aiitoniague Passes Away To mtlhons of familges

AGENT IIEOIGITOWM Walden Lavera. Residents of Montague were There passed away at the Pro- E " i ” i I

The Guudhn may be bolltht II "II IOIIOWIIII WW” I" ”l''""'': treated to a very fine show lug vinclai sanatorium. Charlottetown. I I l I ' is a 3-letter word. 0

Allan Douro Itaatauruit. and uuardlan OIIIOO: In Georgetown: The ennui .4; yey. mum; when on Monday. October 15th. Mr. . o 0- ' - . K 1 - It-D

PRINCE EDWARD

mm THEATRE WILL REMAIN cnosnn non REMAINDER or WEEK T0 COMPLETE REDEC-

4 ORATION.

Post Office; In loans: The Snack Bar and E. Richard: .3 Sun. Nov. scomvg guy,"-n my. 1,-om Daniel MacEacliern ot Cardigan

" nun Rum E Sydney jeuuring the amugggutg at the age of thirty-one years. He suitor '1-lalllmlclontague n5:tl?1'dcl:' ia?u.e1.mi'QrtNthiIs' ”'"”V'. P"""''” "A "”"N"' W" b”'" I" C'""""- "'9 "l" October aotii webator'a'orcne.i.nif in: Miss Margaret biiiis R.r':.. "W"8'5 9M"l'l"m"'i 0' With "' Gm" M"E”h"" 3"” "W . AA to Boston. Maas.. where she will "9 d5"cmK- 001594? Ind lnilIlc- h” M” M"E'ch""- and ”'id' Waggon-r go-nvruggaseouta visit her aiaterl. Mrs. Berry and The "'")'h”m' P"-"'"""'"9 "35 ed the" d"""' M” m” "me of "I. nut Momuu. -I-,0” Mm p-1n,,..,m, for ma weeks. enthusiastically appiluded by. the ';VllI.ere h: wlaa employed as a me. started their fall activities with -- the 1”" wdiem Whwh """End1 ogemn: .:u.c.',h.,d b by .1; a hike yesterday afternoon. pro- ..'on Wednesday. the public "1 9” P"'”"m""- which mdAC' Ma sand" F" V 'd Vl 9' ceeding about three miles to- health nurse: of Prince Edward Is- Ekd "I9 m."5I”1 "Id "WW Ebu' chum," cam lmmm d" W"? wards Valleytield. Scoutmaater land visited the public health "Y M E59 P133'9"' I ' H M ”" B”bme' Eric Duvar was in charge of the otiices in Mount Stewart. souria ML 30"l'K9l.U15- 01' "Eddie" la :i'g';n”":n:'”g::'v A:'Ih”'vM "1 Ci"- hike. aulated by senior scouts. and Montague, along with calling ""1 hmw" thmughcmt H” hhndt Mrs G Biri in Miguel; ”g'"et' Jimmie MacDonald and David at the hospitals, convalescent. h"m3 be” " Emm" Emmb" d The tuneral will blemheld from I

5. grit ht DonMaaer'troue. ad thi ewar o low ng in a or games home and various other places of W” "of mint” P Ippurmu H: the home to the Cardigan Presby-

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NEWS Fl7.ATl'RlNG CANADIAN VISIT COMEDY - SERIAL.

SPECIAL OF ROYAL (Til 'Pi.l:I:

tised Rexall product, then for one more cent you secure a product similar in every way to the mat. Yes-it sounds wondertul - and it is wonderful. Remember, there won't be another Rzxali One Cent Sale (or 12 months. So dont de-

. lay-call in at your friendly Rex-

all Drug Store as soon as you can. Mabon Drug Co. Montague.

Si. Mary's Road Man DieLSuddenly

The sudden death of Mr. Mar- tin Maccarihy of St. Mary's Road occurred at the King's County Hospital on Monday. Oct- ober 15th; alter a short illness. The deceased was '76 years old.

He is survived by his wile, tho former Bridgett Janiieson. and five daughters: Grace. Mrs. Wil- fred Boyle. Charlottetown: Kath- leen. Mn. Philip MacGee. Gas- pereaux: Mary. Mrs. Raymond Gormley. St. Mary's Road: Mil-

dred. Mrs. Gernld Johnston. Char- lottetown: and Miss Madeline Maccarthy, Charlottetown. Three suns also survive. Wilfred and John at Toronto. and Eugene at

-ter methods and

for the greatest number is by tho co-operative system. stated Mr. Hamid, and the smallness oi the average holding in India. plus the relatively large, percentage of the populatlon engaged in agriculture, places the lndividiial out of reach or a department. By working through organizations such as the co-operatives, and the farmers us- ing the benefits of bulk buying of seed and equipment. a very close contact is maintained. and the lit- dividual tarmer is now using bet- obiainlng in- creased yields. The co-operative system has been in operation in India since 1905. Mr. Hamid said and in contrast to the predomin- antly marketing co-operative sys- tem used in Canada. the Indian system in multl-purpose.

Mr. G.M. Butt spoke oi the climate and the resources of Kash- mir. and the various experiments which have been carried out to in- crease the production oi rice and other grains by the testing of im- ported seed. and in many instances this has proved very successful. Numerous varieties of vegetables are now being grown. and Kashmir is now exporting large amounts or fruit. He also stated that. the whole of the forest lands of his country in cropped, wlth selective

.u my... period. the boya practised lire interest. . t 1 y . likhting. and ontheiietirea cooked ......... .. mg Montnzue. having been here on vfirulnt Shun? '”d”' "d hmm ' 1 their supper. which was very vlsltlng Experts several occasions with Messer's C,me,:n,” EEC” "' "l9 c""'”" . i. t'. d id b dit t islaiide-s. ' huaililiiil STAR true: e-x'perI:;,i::led szoifthcri hm? Their! tour of the Island will Q . session was t;ien aspen: in making C0"”""0d "Om pa-:0 I take them to Charlottetown and i preparation: or oy Scout Apple iem 'p.',t-otThe”'fntr '1. SW, um Summerslde after which they will Day on Saturday. The hike was - y y, leave for Newfoundland where ....A.....-,.A., very well attended. and advan-:;x3:'ng;.:d;g;,Qngc:l:t:l:;aIg':1:u::y they are engaged for level-31 tage hwas taken or the very glue wmon y months. Buying daily weat er to promote out oor 1 . ...:::.... To C A I "mum" nogtzaulogftfxigigfsdnElwth:ngEnp::tI wARSAw' 'Pohnd' Och It ” I . ' . ' plan! for new irrigation schemes. (AP)-Tm mm W" wndemmd LIVE or Dressed . to death and nine others includ- ' .."I'llUltsnAY - The original P1115 the 8"0Wm3 9! legumimus ing Iour Roman Catholic. priests MATINEE 3:3lLwEYh.NING 7 AND 9 Rexall one Cent Sale is in its crops. are hoped to provide better were sentenced w when yeuer: Poultry second day in Montague. iertilitylin the future. The present dw on conviction of lemma 1" xi gu hv 't l'ted V inani "t ti t i ii: ' w-we -w- Rexalio n..Tg"' sale” .i.Z3Ia'; u... .fi'im53Si3ao3h..5.i5lf”i3..iii2- g3gf;lf1j;vig3dg(;,9:;;:i:;t mi... the EASTERN PACKING . to share in the One Cent sale era. Dr. Josh! amid. ' SOCK 1-"must: value;-better do so right away. g 00-. LTD. The Rexall One Cent Sale is Co-operation Stressed imticuiariy regarding conserva- your ghgnce to gave with 53;”... tion and the ability to maintain Souri; SMASHING on highest quality Drug Store The only method whereby the the land in I state of cultivation merchandise. You buy one aciver- greatest good can be accomplished 1" thirty 01' "I079 C9"W”95-

SA. ANNUAL MEETING

Of The QUEENiS COUNTY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION

Will Be Held At

y THE EMPIRE THEATRE IHURSDAY, OCT. 18--AT 8 RM.

P. R. MCCORMACK. Pres. A. H. PEAKE, Sec'y.

WARNING

IDENTIFICATION CHECK

Kindly fill out this check and have on your per- son in case you faint when you see-

' ”FURZE THE MAGICIAN

Cut off a human head and carry it through ilie

audience. Thrills, Chlils. and Shudders. SINGERS! DANCERS! COMEDIANS!

a family word for regularity for ovot-'80 years

late laxative and mild antacid combined.

Your family too can depend on BNO . . . a gfod thing to have alwa I in t e home. for

You by no beet and aimplut reasons. million: of families ro- lLon BNO to help Nature keen - r em well and happy. hENO'!S "Fruit Stlltilplrovidea r e an 1. .t e axative (hey, wanrm old and p young . . . a gentle, thorougli.

EH05

'FRUII ,

use every ay when needed. Buy the large family size to- day--ut your favourite non.

sAi.r is ., .

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V, N W. cutting and replanting oi cut r .i s t.-.-up ncrs oi parliament. ' A".-iniih the Nationalist

Urikaner Party. with nine mem- Cambridge! Road: also one bro- 8”" lli:f?..1i.ff.1.illl:i'.v. ..'.::.:f" Mr. we mg- The funeral Wm be mm today ter of Agriculture. thanked t c

FRETORIA. Fr"1”'1 1'7-(Reuirrsr --Srrii government nari. . w.

A GALA STAGE SHOW ROLLAWAY, MONDAY. OCT. 22nd

ist Partyi and :- A vi mi 77 .-oats, aricr tho i943 election . ,, V Party. Wm amnlganmw. W- HM,” mu! Mam" ,.. majority of 13 from St. 13au1'g Chm.(.h' sturgeon. :np:Ek;xl'.S;,el1rll(eIa::)leddlZI'l:r:.uc:xhII;uI;I?:g SUMMERSIDE IMION SAT., OCT. 20"! d income the .x'm..m..: rm-vs". a xwor the United Party. Labor and Buml W" be in the Church mm, mm to ma coumyv we we and TUESDAY, 001'. 23rd.

joint; statement said inriziy, 'l”nc- the African representatives.

cemetery.

could learn it. good deal from them.

Gentle laxative - Mild Antuci

entire .i.l&.:a-i Leather

RUBBER FOOTWEAR '

Complete Stock LESS 1096 OFF

Our Regular Low

List Prices.

- SALE srniirs now- ENDS ocroiiian 30th

vino Goons

UNBLEACIIED SHEETING.

86 In. Yd. .................... .. 37c BLEACHED SIIEETINGi 36" width. Yd. ............ .. 38c STRIPE!) FLANNELETTE. 38" width. Yd. ........... 450 COLORED FLANNELE'.I'IEp 38" width. Yd. .......... .... Me

"viiiririn" 5ii”A. Discount

on :tll WALI.l'Al'l'.'llS In St ork.

Saw Exirzt .WI(l!l'f) on your Fall Iloiiso ('IPllllIllj.',

MAXWELI. I-ll.l'I("llRIC WASHERS

Rog. Price .Rl7Fi.tiil ON SALE AT

' 3149.00

Enamel Tubs with new type, Lowell Wrlnger.

goes on sue at

GROCERIES

Bulk Sultana RAISINS, 2 lbs. ................. ... ......... .. 41c Sootlctl RAISINS. 16 oz. pkg. ................................ .. 29c Cur Mixed PEEL. Ayimer. '1 oz. ....................... -. 190 (tut uimi rirurrs. Ayimer. ws .......................... .. 22c i-vAi.Ni'i'rs. light halves, 79c lb.. 1,4 lb. .............. .. 21..- (Jnmpholl's TOMATO SOUP. 2 this .................... -- 230 Ill()l.ASSES. pt-r gal. ............................................... .. 930 Bulk TEA, Special Ceylon .................................. .. 69c .;tx:ndard Brando Packaged ........................ .. 91c Bulk names. 16c lb.. 2 lbs. ................................ .. 31c Packaged JJATES, 10 0:. size ............................. .. 210 Magic Baking POWDER. lb. ...................... ..' .......... .. 29c Robin Hood ROLLED DATE. 5 lbs. ........ ........... .. 47o JELLO. any Ilavor, I for ........................... .: ..... .. 21o

JAVEX- - Ill oz. also 11c: 32 on. 2'10: 64 on. Me: 128 0:. lists

Crispy Flake EIIORTENING . ................................. .. 820 oormnn nnzir. per tin . ..................................... .. 4.. maanuxxxrrrmonooxwithpmhuoora large plrge. LUX-2 pkg. for ......... ... .................. .. 88o WootIbttry'a soar. 1e Sale; 4 cake: tor .......... ..- ztie

MONARCII-I PIE CRUST AND CAKE MIX DEMON- STRATION. SATURDAY. OCT. 20th. FREE SERV- ING OF MINCEMEAT TARTS TO ALL CUSTOM- ERS MADE BY MONARCH DEMONSTRATOR WITH MONARCH PIE CRUST. ENJOY FREE LUNCH WHILE YOU SHOP.

SPECIAL PRICES ON MONARCH GOODS FOR

Morris 6: Boysl Wear

Men's Overcoate, new stock, ranging in prices Irom

&30.00 to S35.00, on sale at ............ .. 823.98 to S2738

Meir. Cloth JACKETS, reg. 7.50. -sole .............. .. 35.93

Men's Gabardine COATS. a. very special price 819.08

SALE. Monarch PIE CRUST .............................................. .. 384: Men's Gabardine PANTS. to clear at ........... .. sass Monarch WHITE CAKE MIX ................................ .. Mo 1 only Man's Leather JACKET, a. real buy it 317.98 Monarch CHOCOLATE CAKE MIX .................. .. 340 Boys' SUITS, with 2 prs. punts, reg. 16.98, sale S1388 Monarch GINGERBREAD MIX ....... .: ................ .. 820 Better quality Boya' SUITS. reg. value 21.00 (with 2 pro. pants), sale .................................................. .. 17.98 Maple Leaf Sugar Finc CAKE FLAVOR .......... .. 373: Men's SUITS, ranging from .... .., ..... .. E2338 to S2738 Men's Satin JACKETS, reg. value 10.98. sale .... .. 8.40 FL d s Men's OVERALLS. sale price .; ......... ... ................ .. 38.00 ' - , Men's All Wool Work PANTS, gale .................... ,, 35,93 - l Cm” of "'0 WM FLOUR (Mint MW!)-A 98'! 0-19 Meir. Fleece-lined UNDERWEAR combinations ' heavy weight 33.15 Cream of the West FLOUR, (plain cotton). 08': 6.05 . , . ' Boys' Fleece-lined COMBINATIONS ................ .. 32.10 Cd terie. PIG GROWER ............. .. . .................... .. 4.10 ' y 0 p Extra. Heavy Canvas GLOVES ................. .... ......... .. 800 Onfeteria. PIG rimsnnn .. ......................... .... .. ass M9,... um um, Dam; Sm” .... u an Cafeteria MASH ............................... ..... 4.10 Men's Heavy Plaid SHIRTS ................................ .. 02.08

T. M. LLEWEL

LYN Liii.,,ivioniague . . .

lAlllES' WEAR

OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT 20'5 DISCOUNT It will pay you to look over

our wide variety of Ladies' Wear.

HARDWARE

Bienkhorn Double-bit AXES. handled. Sale price 33.19

Blenkhorn Single-bit AXES.

handled. Sale ............ .. 32.19 Colt-mat? LAMPS and moms Lnsslzoty. - 1 oh;

rimssuitin cookan To Clear at 312.08

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