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J i make this new Studebaker Champion

; an even greater money saver

REMOVAL of the Import Tax brings additional savings of from $20 to $50 on all 1959 Studebakers including the new Champion, sensational new car ln the lowest price ﬁeld.

Tests show this amazing new Champion runs on 10% to 25% less gasoline than other leading lowest priced cars. And never be- fore have you been able to buy so much sound quality, so much smartness and so many ’ " , sables for comfort, wuvenien e and safety for so little money.

See and drive this thrilling new Studebaker Champion. New lower prices also on famous Com- mander and President models.

DELIVERED

In Charlottetown Com.

1319i“! Equipped

Nothing More to Pay. Commander sslowasiltw President as low as 81540

Liberal trade-in allowance_ easiest ternla.

uiSTltlBUTQB FOB PRINCE EDWlABO ISLAND DEALERS WIVANTED FOB PRINCE an‘ KING'S COUNT!!!

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Chorus. en reedinas by Mrs. J.L. Stevenson, . Jejnes Bryant. Mrs. Chalmers . Miss Eilsﬁempimchorusfrhe Ohurc 1n The Wlldwood: resdlnas bv Mrs. Arthur Houston. Mrs. Mel- vin M . Mrs. Mervyn Bul- man. A riddle contest 11v Mrs. PL. Campbell and a contest on P111. niece names nut on by Mrs. RB. Diokleso : both were very interest- lna: clos n-z chorus "My Grand-- father's Clock"; The King.

m. Robert sue-visual oi the stall’ oi the J a Johnson t Bonds/y at

Drug 00., span his home here.

Mr. Borden Ling, Charlottetown. spent the week-end here visiting friends. G.

BALDWIN‘ 5 ROAD SCHOOL

Report for April: Grade 1x-1. Mary Corooran; 3. Patrick Goodwin. . Grade VVI--1. Theresa McKen- na; 2. Paul Schroeder. Grade V (Br.)—l. Sextus Curran; 2._Luollle Cullen; 3. Marie Curran. rade V (JrJ-i. Zeno Curran; 2. Gladys Trainor. rad IV-l. Terence McKenna;

Earl Curran; 3.

i Attention Far“

r Nearlfllharlottetown.

1: a -. _, Linklettor. Grsde VIIiEL-l. Lelth 0111i. VII (SrJ-l. Joyce Link- letter; 2. Pauline Clark. V!!! (JrJ-l. Dorothy Llnkletier; 2. Kel

ii:

Mme Beet; 3.

beck. Grade V—l. Herbert Best. Grade 111-4. Valerie Osilbeck and Garth Llnkietter (equal). Grade 11-1. Ralph Riley; 2. Earl Araenault. Grade I (8r.)—l. Marshall Ceil-

beck. Grade I (Jr.)—'1. Donnie Arsen-

aul .

Perfect attendance: Lelth Clark Joyce Linltletter, Pauline Ci-arlt, ‘Lelth Calibeclq. Docro Linklet- ter. Herbert Best, Valerie Cali- beck, Garth Iiinirletier, Duane Best, Marshall Callback. Teacher, Audrey Maellay.

.____--_._ HAMILTON WJ-

Mrs. James M. Ramsay enter- tained the members oi the Hamil- ton W.I., Arpril 18th. In the sbaenne oi the president, Mrs. Nell Simp- son occupied t-he chair. The minu- tes oi the last meeting were read and approved. The school com- mittee reported ior the school; s1 irult to two in the district. charge o!

month, then it is to be sent to the Guild to be sold, pend the ap- proval oi tile absent me rs. Bills amounting to $1.30 were on motion ordered paid. The secre- tary read correspondence from the Red Cross Society, also from the

Grade th $11141 Johnston; 3.

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2. Jeanette Brown; 8.27am

bell. . Grade W-l. Irene Paynter: 2. Vernon Peyntnr: i. Willard Con-

Gradé v-t. Verna Punter" ‘I. Windsor Campbell: s. anbmv

IV-l. Jean Maolieod; i. Jaokie Payn- Qode 1111-1. Ralph ﬂtasim- mohs; a. Lloyd Brown: a. Brenton Psyn . _

'-‘r=:"~ 1' ‘1-1-1. Tarsaret .

Proﬂtt; i.

Campbell; I Hamid Alvin Bernard. undo n (.lr.)-—1. Gladys Fit-z- simmons: 1. Earlth Dunning: 88. !(l1°‘yd‘)m!ltt and Fred Doughart enua

Grade I (BrJ-l. Jennie Brown; 2. Muriel Paynter.

Glade I (JrJ-l. Ralph Cole; i.

‘Ilhomrnotm and Glad’?!

1 M. Johnson;

Norma. M. Clark.

assist-ant,

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Charlottetown P.. E. I. J l'°°“ ‘“..°...."“.""'°‘“' 1.. Mrs..." we": m are; ‘Mom “t”: ZAQREB, ' . ,_~ e mm ma. vomfwgiyiive matchu. not? . t”: v.m=n»'1-5.0-0.8-=-

The non. and»), vrillbe Wlll! us

Thursday s» Friday May- 11th; and l 12th..

Holy Rentrew stylists are back irom Fur style centres. Their re- presentativel ls ready to advise you as to the style oi your contemplated iur coat, or the remodelling oi last year's garment.

Repairs and remodelling can be done more economically at thlatime than later in the season. Therefore, we suggest that you consult the Holt_ Renirew- representative whlh he is with us.

representative

Fur Storage

We will be glad to etiilllll to you the advantages

your turs for the summer in HOLT. REN- FREW COLD AIR VAULTB

MQDRE a.

WLEO

BRINGING

DOG AIDS POLICE

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l-ABGOW. u. s..—<c1=)- SAULNIERVILLE. N. s.. (c?)- -L boon! oi trade canvass showed Royal Canadian Mounted Polloe l6 New Glasgow merchants will searching ior a. oeohe oi con 41w mess places during the visit liquor near mu mm County vil- oi the and Queen on June l4. lage were led to the hiding lace by The? Will PE-ODen alter t-he proces- ‘he alleged owner's d ai r they HOB hssjassed. h§d_g1y_en_ _1m_thg_ pg“: _' ‘

a In accordance with the F. E. l. Department of Agriculture policy oi assisting Island formers to ob- tnin Ground Limestone ot low price, we ore now pra- pnred to ship lime in cnrlots of thirty (30) tons or more to nll lslnnd points at three dollars ($3.00) per ton delivered in bulk and three dollars and seventy- tive cents ($3.75) per ton delivered in bngs.

These prices are in effect until June l5, I939.

‘ Brookville Manufacturing 0a., Ltd. Brooltville, St. John,_N. B.

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