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There will be a substitute bus service-between Montague 8i Charlottetown, while roads are closed to heavy tratiic.

Leaves Montague, 8:30 AM. and 2:45 PM.

Leaves Charlottetown, 9:30 A.M. and 3:45 PM.

Service limited to passengers leaving Montague only.

For further Montague, 70.

inlarmatian call

Bus leaving lram Freddie's

Service Station.

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OPTOMETRIHT Hitting and Supplying Glasses Ito.

Montague P. l. l. Office llollrl lfl to L‘! A, M. v 2 to s I’. M. Holidays etc. by appointment

Office Connector! With Drug Store

Weak, Tired, Nervous, Pals or [dirweigittl . on tinting Blood!

You know bow poor blorsrl otten eaueer Ind rundown condition: brings depression: pervoueneas. You know this "life-strcnm needs IRON-to be rich. slrvngtti-piving. So pin it lrovi. But try iron the rlrodern way. with helpful amounts at vitamin Bl. cal-

. our in Oats-cs.

Well. Ostrex isn't de- clined to make {at people fatter. But its tron be pa restore appetite. better ironriehmsnt. 8a sari . once "shiny". are tllrlllcd to till

Out hollows: gain normal wright as well as normal health. Introductory also only! 051i Try Ostrex Tonia Tablets TODAY for nor- sl w, vim. vigor. nerves; narrrul weight. ‘or e at all good drag stores everywhere.

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FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE NEW

2 Electric Driven Cream Sep- arators, capacity 750 lb. Bowl Spouts, etc.. stainless steel make McCormick-Deering.

2 Hand. Separators, 500 lb. McC-D.

l set 6 lt. Double Disc Trac~

. tor Harraws.

2 Walking Plows.

l Gang Plow 2 sod.

We expect a few MON Fer- tilizer Broad Casters for use

with Rubber Tires. Order now_

as supply limited.

McGOWAN'S LIMITED Kilmuir

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Fire Fighting Equipment l hi!‘ S (l Klllillll. lzral 01:11 dcnl» ‘ ('1' “k1,. 111 111v city r~u ‘Fhursrl ) n-url

engine and a Gasoline Engine Pump. machines are in good working condition and would be very suitable for any community with an adequate supply at water and wishing to provide its people with fire lighting equipment.

The Town of Souris otters lor sale a hand-pump l l

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For lurtlter particulars apply to,

MELVIN J. McQUAID, l Town Clerk, Town of Souris

Both of these

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A oer next YEAR'S Penronstlnnce

L. I. JOHNSTON Seurls

THE. CHARLQIIEIOWN) GUARDIAN

Georgetown

_ Georgetown ‘ And Vicinity

Golnmunity Glub

Miss Trrcsn Victor. who for some tluit- luis born t-mplogrcd in Cltzirlottrtowir. has returned to her lionzo in Georgetown.

recently fcrmed Georgetown Com -~--— munity Welfare League vras held ii llurgv MncCoiinvli. Grade X! stuclvnt a1 Montague High School. was :1 visitor to his home hero o\'rr 1l:-~ nook-cud. ___._ l Mrs. Herbert Sttwvart ui Giar». lottctoun. spent the week-end at.

eventing. President

the home 0t her mother. Mrs. Donnell, F.J. Solomon and J.W. vsnce the welfare o! the commun- Jtih" Dlfkfi- Lovers touching the aims, neces- ity. under the direction of the ex~ ~r--— ..<i1_v cud other multfrg relative to ovutive. whom the Loewe may ll!-

Mi". Auuus. itlricllciui is en- the league's lornztitiozi. Mr. Gil- point.- l 5:1, (l lll building a lobster boawmore. school itisp-cctor. who was iii No. 5 - » E/ivii member further

' for C. H. Llewellyn ck Sons. lob-

l Si" NCKPFS- ing the formation of suc an org- at least one day's service gintus or

l ———~ nrzizaltlcln and outlined the vzilu- whatever portion thereof required

j '_I_tir harbour ico is holding ilblfl part. it could play iii \'0~\)]}Ql';l- durirg the _\‘e.1i'. under the direction »~11dl'-- Now would bt- the tllitt: ' lion irith '1he vduc-rtion cf youth of the executive.

{or nu iuc-hruikcr- to liciql srrtash.

‘ up tln- lcu in the harbour. so were the“ rcuelvpd, Tim cgmmiltee cents pcr year for adults and i0 that ii froigliter_ could arrive charged with presenting the per- cents per year for children from

l early ill the coining m-oulh to sonnol of three league committees. grades one to eight. ' krd ITCWIOPS for the overseas submitted their selections, which No.7 - 'I'he executive shall can- l; "larkPl- 1 were tltlOplftl by the mcctlizg. sist of a president. vice-president. l -— r r Number one committee“ duties" secretary‘. treasurer and five other

MP» Ju-oruh 5111RPM"! W5 fl to canvass the citiztlis of tlic coiii- members. visitor In Charlottetown uii Sat- mllltlty for financial pltdgcs‘ iii No. 8 ~- The iesident Roman IlrdflF- support of the League's encleurctirs. Catholic. United Church and Asig- ——— Committee pcrsccmel. Joseph Scully 11cm clergy shall act as Honorary M“ limb“ 1101"" 1°" TPC- arid Janics MracCmincll Jr. Treasurers.

vrrtly i111‘ Sytlurgv. N. 5.. wlinrr- slic ‘ will visit liri tinuglitr-r. Mis. Alcc. _ hlzrclrloiiziv.

Numbm- two i-ummitttc 1o compile r1 list of and M111 former (lcorgciouhiiis.

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l Mr. Joseph Jcliugii. local paint-l or and rc-dccorator. is engaged on

1W. Lovers. Joseph

zlratlzng \\'(il‘l{ in tlicl

1 "llml"? Ed‘ _ Comic-ll. ‘mooring.

‘ litmio 0t M Inuni Muir. M21111‘. Number lhrcg Utllllilllllt‘? ~ tlut- N0. 111 H The <ziiuual meetlsig of

15m“ ‘it's — to contact .111 lrcai mcrch- ltlie organization shall be held on ‘

l “m” V mils and dcalvrs. with the object the first Thursday in Much at Mr. Barnard. Bfilchlldet‘ “'85 1i of obtaining from them the names 8 trciodc.

business visitor tu Charlottetown on o; ccqxfupafl-‘riesl which mm“ Th urfd 12:1. ‘

niitlpc rlcrscuucl. W .1 ‘bliss (lclirvirvp Solonioti. Mrs. .l

was succcssfitl in i-Ytocuriug some l'0'.(llll(‘£5 to receive an mr-ly Elli."- (‘O-Ill for the Georgetown High mom o! young turksis.

School. where the supply was run- ning dangerously low. y

The Young Peoples Union of S1. David's Uni ' Churn-h are swan- Ln th,. 1'1'i'l‘l1| cnnvziss in 1hr; in-[sors of a piain to provide- n l!‘ll1‘.l~ ivrcslr. of the “Aid to China Fhmd" lcsrurt iii Georgetown. The ])i'(>’{i‘.l.~t.‘fl sponsored by St. James},- Rama“ silo is zidjuvciit to the Church and Ciuliolic Church and St. Davids 801m‘ yours ago an: the location o.’ United Church. an amount at over two line courts. Those courts. when <_c\'t‘nty-fl\'r~ dollars was raisod. iri tmfffllimi. provirlrd n I111" "WNW - tuuity {or the lolimrcrs of tennis hinder". turkey r-zudug Will make to parlitllrlic iu that 11111111191‘ F110". ll. gpppruumn; l“ (irorgewilvu this At that time successful and intrr- 1111171119!‘ as it is the mtontinn o! lasting tournaments new often held R-ay-mond lnvsndier. one of its between local players and those must tlffltfpflslng young men. to from Montague and Cardigan It makp a Hart 1n lhlg field, Mr. Lav- is sincerely hoped that efforts to arulici- h:t~ his brccdor house. com- pmvldg tennis Dialing facilities for plete with oihbtu-nirig broodcr. in Georgetown vviil iiicct with suc- cess. —- S.

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Before you buy a car that is sure to be outmoded in a ypar, drive a Kaiser or a Frazer! You will experience a totally new motoring sensation-a new, “soft” gliding ride-a, new, smooth response to the touch of your toe on the accelerator-a new pleasure in ease of control, in road-hugging surefootedness, in “open-car" visibility and in the luxury of roominess. And a new feeling of sure safety! Slide under the wheel of either of these 100% postwar automobiles and learn now what tremendous advances in design and engineering the rest of the industry may offer next year!

Hold Meeting

..' Ari adjourned meeting of the - No. 2 - It; purpose shall be to the welfare the Council Chambers Oil" Thursday Joseph Scully presided and thirLv-fivg citizens at- ‘tended. Following the adoption of the minutes o! the previous nicel- lng. brief remarks were made by the president. Mayor J.A.B. Mac-

attendatire. spoke briefly’. ocmmcud-

The reports of various committees

r Guru's- . to ‘bcrs soliciting their support. Committee pcrhomicl - Johnson. ocming vacant. Miss Kayflioach and J A B. Mav-lshall be elected at the following

con- ‘

Fitrncrvld. ‘

sll vaun rglllllitv l-OCAI. Karen AND IIAZIR BIALIR

11rd B. MaoLcali.

separately discussed. adopted a; presented.

to be known as Community Welfare League.

1 advance projects for o1’ the commu-nityn

t he community‘. fur membership.

of the executive are

another

l.2\\'l1!g 1hr first Monday in: c-xch

- ,nn>rit1| at 8.30 o'clock.

I‘ No. l2 -- 1n special cases the ex- pcutive may call a meeting o! the ‘HICIHDCYS. Notice of such meeting shall he posted lu five prominent lpI-Jccs iu the town. twcntpy-foui" 3 iillllfx bcfnrc 1hr time of the moot-

No. l3 - A quorum shall consist of eleven members in good stand-

paying hnvc

N41. 14 All memoirs adult mtuiberzhip {cc slinli pciwr: to rule.

Due to the latches qt the lluill‘ the passage oi’ further by-lsws was

postponed imtii the next meeting. The by-ltinv committee was in» situated to submit at the next

meeting, by-laws governing the dut- ies of the League executive and

Howard MacDonald end Mr. Haw-

The By-ianvs Committee submit- led their report which was read by the committee corwernor. Miss Key Roach. Each by-iow submitted was

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By-lew No. 1 - This organization the Georgetown

No. 3 - Mcmbershlp—aiiy per- son having in mind the vrelfan of ~slnll be eligible

N0. 4 - Each person. on ioimng. nlcdea hersel! or himsall to sa-

piedges herself or himself to give.

No. 6 - A membership 19¢ oi 50

No. .0 ~- Ofliccrs and other mom- to be elected annually". In lilo event of any position on the executive be- member

Nu. 11 — The regular monthly tribute to the League's efforts. Com~ hncctiug cf the organization shall hold on the first Thursday ful-

_ ' " ' MARCH 18.1547 .____,_ W ____

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RELIABLE SERVICE! Good yalues!

Pleasant

GUARANTEED s/srrsmcrlon

Sllopnios:

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SINCE I857 O other necessary by-laws. The cxoo- fossion: Mlrages." was taken by "

utivc were empowered to submit. at the next tncctlng the iizmic of a person to act as League treasurer. The meeting was then adrtoumed until Thursday. Marati 20th at 8.30 p.ni

Tllll ‘WORLD'S DAY OF PRAYER

'1‘1ie World's Day oi Prayer scr- vice was held in Hampton United Church. Friday. Felnuary 21st with a very large attendance.

The service programme was very inspiring, the theme btiiig "Make Straight iii the Destrt a. Highway for Our God.“ Flour missionary so- cieties tool: part. Section I "Med- itation: Deserts." w“ taken by the members of the Bcsishsw Baptist Church and presided Over by Mss. warren lnsnon. Section II "Con-

Bonohsvw Unitcd Chin-ch and pre- sidfld over by Mrs. A B MacLeod. Section m "Thanksgiving: Onseé and Comma" was taken by Hamp- ton United Church and presided over by Mrs. Clflyton Morrison. A duet "Building a Highway to Hea- ven”. "was then rendered by Mrs

Lou-no Ferguson and Mrs. Jack Dixon. Section IV. “Imerceseiori: T0 JESUS-the Head of the Garn- veili." was taken by Victoria United Church and presided over by Mrs. Donald Murchison. assisted by sev-

"oral other members ot th¢ Society.

A 5010. "Nailed to the Oross" was sung by Miss Ruth Boswell. An m- diess was given by Rev. Mr. Jack- son on the themg for the program followed by prayer; by reverel nismbcrs.

A generous offering was than

taken up which was to aid m. Dflflling mid distribution of curl.» ltm literature tor women and ch11. dron o! other lands.

The meeting was closed with thg singing oi the hymn. “The Dav Thou Gavest 10rd Is lilnded." fol. lmvcil by the National Anthem nutl benediction.

Afltr the Rfvice the mclubvrs were invited to the Manse whoi-r- a sccial hour was spent and 1mm. Mrved by thg members or ism. show United a-mi Baptist rliurchrs.

DURHAM. Etiglanrl _ (c?) . A road and bridges scheme estnn. ated to 00st 1380.000 (l1.000.000) mill slice the cit in two and alleviate trellis: prob ems created by m, town's ancient. narrow street;

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gasoline cc

ULTlA-MODIIN SWLINO -Trulv Mmver body time. unlnfluenced by pron/at dlee or tools. Functional de- sign puts the entire width of the car inside-gives for more room. plus a distinctive beauty that estab- lishes a new trend far the industry.

POSIVIAR PElFOlMQNCI-Unbellavable accelera- tion from smooth. surplus power, with remarkable , , the roault of postwar engineering- a low axle ratio. a high hareepower-ta-vvelght ratio.

SUPER-SMOOTH IIDI -The postwar ride is something entirely new-ithe reeufi at "loft" springing, stabilise: bars bath front and rear, airliner-type shock absorbers and e new dtetributida of maee and load.

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POSWIAI MIN-another result of today's eagl- neerln] and design-low center at gravity. smooth and poeltive braking, etnspitaed ease o! control," extraordinary vision in all directions!

push-button loos o insulation, and camp ete sound proolng.

You on Au rues: rurultes m rill NIW‘ KAISIR mo m: new FRAZIR, nowr ..

MOII ROOM-The widest eeate of any volume-pro- duction car. lath seats are a full 62 lnchee-l-mora than flve teem-from door to door! Inn leg room and hsytd room for sLv paeeonlere means luxurious comfort.

POSIWAR IIItNlMlNB-Concealed ventilators! freah-alr lseet: extra-wide time: wrap-around buns - ere-with lack siotei elm-lam tronke-M cubic t; nerel divert-like seats; estra

L. H. KENNEDY

, _ I34 KENT ST” CHAILOTTETOWN

l. I. SHEEN, Surnrrrerslde