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T. A THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Earold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart, M1-;lP.E'I. LOBSTER BAH Bruce MacPhce. llvllas Joyce wtutntoh, Pius Mcxinnon,

AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lnvers. Flounder Frauds

The Guardian may be bought nt-tha followin Tim I MAI l

Available every day. Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian ofiifefinp :;c:uBgo,,,:,.n-gl-::.Lly .. 'A motion that niF'l7lltPrS of vanre T5,'n of in ion! "Fm loin Post Office: Ln South: The Sun k B d,u. m h ' the P.E.l, Fisiwi-ies Dz-pat-intent to the fishermen. and the Prov-

KASTERN PACKING C0. ;l'i F E" m :1”. a s.-' lshould he on the rnn-inilsslcti tolinclal Government would advance

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN .. -... .. . .. . -. - JUNE 25. 1953

Sailor Reviewed Tog”

ELLEN

IAIMITED pub” l mnfergnrw l "Mn Fmnrk r'm”d5'- Tomnl-Q he set up to work out. the (ieltIllS the other Zffn. It was further 0 Uwlllll NUTS! Olllce. M0n- lvtas A recent visitor to Montague - . - . .. E- Sourls lagu9' Friday' Jun? 26' 2 to 4 lgiwst of M17 mm M” (790739 EJCAISSFEELSSllTilIli'i1ll?1i0lgl)'hilmilitfinqmavif 3lil(i1W'l1h(1ViI0lTl(lr:lil):::e2iiiiitlilePr;:'(l: D-m- ytxtcholson. it-riy meeting of the Fedpration t-iai Government representatives L WET ihald at Murray Harbor yesterday to work out the details of the

t-"EFLASH "wings, "IE Mn" '.Mrr and M”- Fl'"”k Hmlghlo”-lafternoon. The meeting was pro-lproposed assistance plan. mu" H T' Mi Llwenyns Md" iSa)m"Vm9- M355-r 5” 3'”?-E5 0! '-helsided over by the president, Mr. The second question of the

T” this W"k' lmvervlew Hm"? M lI”W9F M0n' L. W. Noottan, Ciiztrlottt-town. The agenda was that of outside buy-

I n . V V ' . ”l3”e- lnilntttes and corrnspontionve were rrs purrittising the lobsters from I g "'.s0I R18 l"omL"””z mnlrl road by illP sot-t'ctnt'y, Mr. A. the fishermen. Although methods

I 0 on Friday. June 26 at 1:30 to 4: . '0.-ISE Al)J0L'RNEl) ( isvia wnttht-n GFtlltl('l him of (liiar- were proposed to deal with this

HIADAKOIYWDMAIMEMIHDF PAIUANEITIIAHVEMIWTEEIICTIOITALI

CBA 10.70 on your dial 2.15 in.

in the Public Health Nur- I M-mold. Charged on June 3rd withtlonplngny question. none seemed to provide "5 M”"v T9V'" H3” lllle murder of Harris 1., Arnold on. During iitc PllSllllIi( dist-ttssion:a solution. It was finally propos- ,,,,.?..,-lllne lSl- WM T?fllMld?d l0 Mwlslon the ilSliPl'lllt'iI ztsststniivn qllPS- cd to call a joint meeting of the

list if

At The u------------- fl-33'. JUN? 29th. l7.V Mflill-NFM9 -7- VV. i tiott. itittriy spctikci's prnsctited , Fedtwiitioti and the Fisiis-rmen'a M0NTAGl,F M3CD0llB1d- Fl Gfmllelflwll .VPSl?F' - their Vivni. Nit: lCli).'t"lI0 titiriiian l Assoviatinn in Charlottetown in - n-u:.s.4 by in r.,,....t.. c....-urn. sun .I cum. ” ,dFi.i'- N0 H'ldI'nt'c ivns hoard. .nf the iletu.-it-ttiinnt of ltltillSif')'1l.llllV to attempt to arrive at some i . .

5 TO 51.00 STORE tlost Specials Still In Stock BUY NOW AND SAVE

. . 5 ' yand Natttrnl Rwstittt't'os stat:-tl tit:-it lsolutinn to the grave question.

;, 5-rAR(iHy 5-n-pp tho at'tti:iI prcsriit ln.ss vtotiltl Tlilll The matter of n ton-da.V 5Xl"ls 5,,h,,,.bi,rkh,,,d,- ,mp.,,.m,m,,,,,,,y l from Siiririoo in sti.i,o(vi in traps ston to the present. season was oily skin are l'PlltWfFi)M'll'l l Ilf'F'lf2 Snap

E . . .'Plctured is A. 3. RP 3 Bertie . . d t. i it ' ii .1 hrotight it . hut ns it was con- '

'""l ”'"""'"-" c A The principal smurfs of mdusi lliiiismzitliiilmldriit-aiiw ill in! lttii-tsiticrrri a riiiatior for tho l-'isher- Fmseh son or Mr" and Mrs Albert

litiytndai sun-l u R trial starches arr potatoes. ivlicat A ' " Ii'rg5er' Montague, 3, member of the

SPECIAL NOTICE

tisniiin ttsiits itvxt yrar. ilc sairlliiis-n's Association it was left in crew 01 ML! Huuobe." which took

---..--.-------- land rice.

,,d . E- . c ,7” his t'lPll.'Il'llllfl71i llilfi criittittvirti rtilliftlr hands. only that the Fed- part in the spnhead rewew last ' lstirvryv foilriutiig the storm, mid oration offered to lend ill IUD" it was s-slimatrrl that nritinl daiit-lnort in any approaches which the week A' B- Fm5"- who joined

up ;mmm,tntl in nhtitit 63'; xVifhlASS(7('iflilOll nilglii riccm advisable "19 R- C- N- in September. 1950. V. ' -4 ,.,,.,h.,. 21V", 10.; .,, Hnps nntitn latte, also attended the coronation of. l . lltt in rr-pazr for nevi your 1 At the conrlttsinn ot the meei- Queen Ellzalmth 11- g lt uas tin-niwl out that the Mir. liinsc prexrnt. enjoyed R VPIZV

Federal Cntpi-nnir-nt uniilrl adwrinltcious supper at the Prowse - l””"'- Magistrate's court

lltseortzetown Mission Band in char 9 of M . Lletvell rt re e t- .t-ri ag pageantuin rostutyiu-,p wlhilch was very tnuch enjoyed. Mrs. Lar- ,

sen was organist. Rem Mr. Byers. Mt. Stewart, the ..'A resident. of Glen William.

truest speaker, spoke on the prac- 8-P'P6Hf1I1K bCl0Y3 MMlS”3l9 -7- W-

tvnsnn. At ttcal results of the W.M.S. work. M3CD9"5ld '"' Geml"l'0w" yes" His subject was "Listen to God. '”d5y- W” imed S60 md 90””

----- . pm. He ,5 calimg New pm. wit, on I, charge having the care and ..'A Hircrssitil and well attcnrl- tiesscs". I-le Sii8SSNl the results mmml 0! A Vemcle Wm” M”

SUNDAY. JUNE 28th AT 9 P.M.

"THE HIDDEN ROOM"

Starring Robert Newton Proceeds in aid of Kiwanis Wading Pool. Silver Collection.

Eastern Kitiffs

, . YIPPEE! MA! DID YOU HEAR THE oooo NEWS! THE PEO-

PLE or CHARLOTTETOWN ARE HAVING so MUCH FUN LAF- FIN' AT OUR NEW PICTURE THAT THEY ARE some TO HOLD IT l - oven!

The police are run-

SANDY'S THEATRE

ning wild . . . night clubs are in a riot . . . cafe society is dizzy and an inter- national spy ring goes nutty as the screen's most lov- a 5 I 0 characters Bring you their all

cri W.MS. rally was hcld at Georgetmvti, ycsteinny afternoon. Mrs. J. M. Fraser, Montague, Pres- byttzrtal associate members sec- retary, very effectively presided.

Lean and Mrs. Lorne Vifigguiton. Mrs. Stewart spoke briefly on tiic life of Paul and his missionary journeys. He was not only a great tititikcr. bttt also one of the very foremost. workers the chtirrh ever

The opening worsliip was in: charge of the Moiitztigtie W.M S.l lMrs. Ethan Stcivart presided atidl W55 B5S15lCKl b.V Ml'5- M011 M30 l prayers. Some other projects were,

ion work in different. countries. He also spoke of the W.M.S. projects undertaken in British Columbia on Uuiu Island, A village that was 19 per cent Japanese. He described the wonderful work done by the W.M.S. through money, labor and

boat work done in Bella Bella, and Bella Goola by Mr. Derby on the West coast.

At the conclusion of the meet- ing a ftliit was shown after which a sumptttous lunch was served by

-M those who went out to do may ability was impaired. Hts license

was automatically suspended for three months.

Two residents of Montague were each fined :60 and costs on a charge of reckless driving.

The case of a. resident of Morell was dismissed for lack of suittrleiit evidence in the preliminary hear- ing to warrant trial.

A resident of Montague and an- other of Peter's Road were each fined :20 and costs for intoxica- tion in a public place.

A resident of Cardigan was fin- ed 520 and costs for possessing

UNDER THE STARS

Presents

"A QUEEN IS CROWNED"

The Only Full-Length Technicolor Film of the Coronation.

MONDAY & TUESDAY, JUNE 29 & 30 AT 9 P.M.

?t?ii”5if'.i'S.5”'il1Ki.i(3ii?li?..."'353 iii? t?..”i?”t3i3lm ..3;'2jl.ii.:d”””,,:,””v”; new in a place other than N: has l-IlVl'n H lfusl. H0 1185 H DU1'- MacPherson moved a. vote. of nsidenct . D05? loll Piwh llldlltidllnl mid HE thanks to the Georgetown lttdics Hidpxlyy afggmcoggztlgorshgiin(Tr: flFWlld5 llimll "5 10 Wlrk 01" H1-V in amirrciatiott oi the generosity ngehlcle Mm m5h”m(.m mm, man for all liummntv” l of their invitation to come there. 31 ' Til" Hllillioilllate l13'ml1S and 11' and the splenriiri manner in which "

. The case of 3 party from Stur- goon 0', (hp .- M; IAA J1 pi l Mrk' 0" mm" "1 Ah” tar” "Si River on a charge of havinx and Ms:rH(C-9' . 7” ' ”?"5:1"”! 59mm””' second hand bags in the Province

rt mmme mm mm "i used for potatoes and turnips at the organ. l Dmvmusly

Former Montague

Patterson. (ieorgetmvn, fttttngly rrplicd in by HONEER SERVICE

Mrs. William MECLEOCL. Murray

new adventures in "MA AND PA KET- TLE ON VACA- TION". and what a vacation ii is. . . . Those night clulS girls can't resist Pa . I I Grid Md L165 those big city wol- ves howling . . See

SPECIAL SALE

Call and see us for bargains during the three- day Special Sale, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association.

THURSDAY. JUNE 25, FRIDAY, JUNE 26

AND SATURDAY, JUNE 27.

K. R. MATTHEWS

Rll'Pi'. Roll call. taken by Mrs.

The first stagecoaches carrying

. . . Wallace M.'i('Piiet'soti, Mtiri'a)' llai'- . j yarlorle MMaln 5'5 bor. was aiisivtired by aiiiiroxi- ..'Mtss Floriiie I-lizizinbotham of 3:233 1a:dE:;l:a::8;:sn?eerf6m1n(:;.,' EWSDALE amous inateiv '70 lll0llll)0i'S. Mrs. Hazel) the nursitig stall of Memorial llos- ' 5 6 I-lowarri. prcsitictit, of Pl'CSb,V'tGl'lRl, pttai, sheet. itarbottr, N5, and wry" A: -

ivas present, and read extracts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry fioni a letter written by Maria Hlgglnbotham, Halifax, formerly of CLIFLFFI, the hill? African girl who Montague, was injured in a car ac- wns prcsciit, oi the Murray Htvt-r cidcnt near Sheet. Harbour Tues- rtilly last year. Mrs. J. l'). MitcFar- day evmiing. when the tie-rod of lane. honorary president, also the car in which she and the spoke briefly. matron of the hospital were driv- Mrs. Webster. of Marie, supply ink. broke. causing the car to leave sect-eta;-y, reported 52 para-is tn. the road. Both ladies were rushed Cludinpz quiits, blankets, and Warm to hospital. were Miss Hlzsln-T clothing sent overseas. 25 parcels lmlllam 15 suffering from Bevel?

. . . Percy Kilbride

as lovable Pa . . in

the most hilarious

l! V holiday in history! ( , Q, . . "MA AND PA

TRADE and TERMS

-

V ACCEPTED

.1 KETTLE ON VACA- yl . in 1-tattrax, titgmmre, bow moth. locr-rations. and injuries to her legsl l 5' pg STARRING .,....,s,.,,,,g Miss lligglnbotham is well known l Reports from different secre- in MOT"-BEUG Whcfe She Elf-ended ion circles report was read by Mrs. Ployed WW1 the 1513115 Telephone W. W. Anderson, St. Peters, for Cow M0”l3K”9- W10” 811331115! I M . C i , Fl l ' . -- SO YOU WCHT T0 WEE? The PUTITS -1- CGTTOOIT 31”. E Eilestligee mlgmn-5 report as a student nurse. and from which AMATINEE 3:30 - EVENING 1 AND 9 - was read by Mrs wnnace Mao 5'” Wired mm mm

Miss Callbeck's report was read Mm"'””9' 15” mu m0”lm8 lorl

by Mrs. Russell MacLz-od. St. Pet- Hnm” "lid Sheet B37501”-

. it tiff L TlON!"

mg, and baby clothes needed for and foot. l

"A, '3 . . AND taries followed. c.c,.m. and Miss- high school. and was later cm.

L Grace Maternity Hospital. Halifax.

.,,hmm Mun.” Hm.bm." mother. who has been visiting in

prunes: EDWARD T0-DAY- FRI. - SAT. ' .

ers. Mrs. Fraser. Montague, assoc- iate mcmbers' secretary, reported

HERRING RUSH

en-vlzrnz-ct:-go

, lthe activities of that department and gave the highlights of news . - I u fletter. Mrs. Nathan Irving, Mur- qvIOCKH0LM (Cm g at - a 1 ray Harbor, secretary of the Mtss- t,v,:ste,.1y 5'”)!-rns 13” in Febrgrxl , . i .. ion Band, also gave a satisfactory bmugm ,.,.c0.m herring shoals 1'0 , .-.- TCPOTL Sweden's North sea coast. A simi-

Mrs. Allison Tait, litr-i-attire aec- 1;”. rush Ocmrred At Km.15krOm on rotary. gave a very interesting talk the Bamc, when. ,, remrd (meg on books. day catch of 300000 priundg w35

At this time nine girls from the recorded,

.,....,., V First Chapter

That was Miller's lob. . .

THIS Atfroti MEN ONLY

. ' - ' d... Men should buy the. family car-but. keep the women very much 1" mm If you do it right you can sell them the idea of its wonderful value and how it is

worth every penny of its cost.

ANNOIJNCING

The opening of the RIVERVIEW HOME Lowcr Montague Sunday. June 28th. Just what you have been waiting for. y Four course dinner will be served j From 12 noon to 7:00 p.m.

Exciting New Serial

. . ' - - - AN-R l -d on tAi't-iidgii kiiilirilii liltintiar Ui(nPlPprslMtLllnPll:l"W:ll:i::llerIl'REnfi'::)'lhrl'lK

you need for extra-safe comfortable driving-A car that. starts

2 l e o SHQNA V ado" I 355 days A year. SEE IT NOW - ONLY .................. .. 31495-00 1950-VANGUARD

Car's tbiue-but you won't be it you buy it-leather upholItery- ' "You'll get 30 miles per gallon" says former owner-This car

”'i”'md t-ompir-tply overhauled-tires perfect-Heater and defrosters--

"'”';;'lhrW Turkey and cliickcn at 35.1.25 SEDAN cotvnz, IN TODAY-ONLY I Sll95.o0 y l RECISTERED -- ONE OWNER -- Heater and defroster:-thr

1 DE' hall.park-thn Rockies-Aunt Claire": or a good!) fllsqtgrrilggrlgxl

. l' h if i h i. this car. ASK FOR A E . -

l LUXE SEDAN 'q5i'o.x'i' ;o"ip,ty iWoN"Cx7 aim-00

SELL OUT

Building and lot at Montague known as

MCNTAGUE FARM ECIIIPMEMT

Building is equipped to carry Massey-Harris dealership for the right party.

USED MACHINES FOR SALE

15 farm tractors. All sizes. From 4 months to 14 1 years of age. 1 team gang plow

' 2 used team mowers I 4 used binders

y 1 side cl:-Iivrry rake l

REGISTERED - ONE OWNER - Heater anti defrostcra-G0 anywhere-any time-with style and comfort- Overhauled-tires

1948--PLYMOUTH . . - 0 TALK TR DE? THIS CAR IS FOR YOU-- gpliiy WHY N T A . 31095.00

REGISTERED - Hester and defroster: - new motor has only 1 In stock-so hurry-TEST-DRIVE THIS CAR-ONLY 8895.00

REGISTERED - ONE OWNER - 2-tone job - heater and .l'11;""-;- Basin; - great for the kids in the hack

ii.-1 USED CARS-TRUCKS-TRACTORS W. R. JENKINS

1800 miles on it-your eyes will tell you it's A good buy-ONLY defroster; - hullt-in radio for music that makes the milm slip LOOK FOR THE SIGN - CIRTERRATIOIML DEALER

nmtu coma , . JOHN! SPINCII - ROY BIIW '- ' Hm-"M" "mmm ' 2 sets sctifflcrs and hows for Massey-Harris tractors 1 new ltithrow team disc barrow--S55.0t)

1 stationary gas engine, 6 II.P.

1 team cultivator APPLY AT MONTAGIIE FARM F.QIllPMEN'l'

"CW3 mama -r A mlNi'Alli.EEI WIiEI.Ili'FilIIESl TUCKER-KATY illil

t l . y I H g.tm.!t!Ell:llQlt-Emtttvlmitltllj.

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