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FRIDAY _ Stewart, Min Harriet . ' AGENT GIOIQETOWN: Weldon E1101‘!- ' Thefiunrdlnnmaybeboughtetmyoltlse . following nieces in Montague: Mil S. A. Llewellyn; earl. any. IfllflY flilil WED. u. aeorremwn. r116 rm 0mm In Sourle: Camden's and Florence Roper: in 8t. Peter's: The Poet Ofliee. . -» ..'PLUMBING AND HEATING. .3113]! NEW ‘BT03! I111! DIM p l , Leonard Glllll. Plwnfl 52. rlnl 3. new look. C. It. Boehner, Jewel- ‘ " - The SIIIQIIIQ $19" Montague. ler. Montague. - of ‘Aucnoas AWEIOII‘

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TDDAY and JNEDIIESDAY Shows 3330-1445‘

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Refrigeration

SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Makes

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Rewinding and Repairs

ELECTRICAL

APPLIANCE Repairs

Palmer Electric

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You are wasting ‘grain if you _ do not have your seed properly a‘ mum,‘ __ cleaned and graded.

Flinn-maroon . (C) - A society o: goldfish ow-n- Hove YOUR gram cleaned are has been formed here. now.

alumnae. - (c?) - FRASER JRANNEAR FEED nae is a long waiting list. st SERVICE Durham Binary for "How to Stop ‘Ilosryinl 1M It!" I-lvlna.” B71 Montague

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IIOAERKWNG DAILY - spring Suits, Gebsrdines 11nd Summer wear. l-looleyh Mede Wear, Mon- taguo.

--'GALL AND BEE our samples o! rine English Cloths for made-to- measure clothes. Hooiey‘: Men's Wear. Montague.

EASTERN GUARDIAN ............ .. Mrs. James Steele, Gaspereaux, spent a. few days in Montague, guest of her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and M11. Vernon Steele.

Mr. John Clair, Montague. and his daughter Helen, leit on Mon- day for a trip to Boston, 11.3. A, where they will visit relatives for a. few weeks. They were accomp- anied by Mrs. Margaret King o! Milltown Oross, and Miss/es Mary and Gertrude Power o! New Perth who will also visit relatives in that city.

Mrs. Allen Francis MaoKenale. Gesperenux, left on Thursday (or Halifax where, she will sail on the Aquitainia for Scotland. - lvlrs. MacKenzie intends to spend some weeks there visiting her parents and relatives. she will be ac- companied by her two children on the trip to Scotland.

fBASEBALL-Wllith the con- clusion of the hockey season the thoughts of all are turning to- wards baseball. School youngsters are already on the diamond get- ting their arms in shapemnd their hitting and fielding ability per- fected. ‘Ilhe main interest centers around the reports that s. four- loop league is soon to be formed when e. meeting is being called st Montague in the near future for representatives of Peakcs. Cardig- an. Georgeiovm. and Montague. Lest year this league proved to be highly successful, and provided m great deal of entertainment for the baseball fans. It is hoped that Murray Harbour may be in- terested in entering s. team this yeerumd thereby make the league even more interesting. There are great possibilities in developing plenty of baseball talent here. erd this sections of King's County is much interested in baseball. It is also possible that a league will be formed at sour-is, who have al- wsys had good baseball tcamsand perhaps the winners of each leag- ue may get together for the play- offs. The first organization meet- ing is to be held soon, and ell those interested should mdicate a desire to attend- and give ever

support to the league. -.

’ A previous item indicated that Mr. Ensery MacNeil was e. patient in Prince County Hospital. r1111: should have read the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. It is under- stood that Mr. MmcNeiPs coaditi ion is steadily improving. and his friends hope to see him about soon. ~

JWORK ON WOOD ISLAND ROAD—Durlng the past week work has been done on the Wood Is- land Hill mad in an attempt to repair the damage caused the road by the spring flow of water. A deep’ drain nus out almost in the, center of the road for almost one hundred yards, necessitating e. considerable nil-in with ballast rock so as to renew the road foundation. The gravel that was on the road ls now on the shore below the bridge, and a. large am- ount more money and time will

age. It is unfortunate that this med is not paved, for in the long run it would save the taxpayers e considerable amount of money.

NHARBOUR. GRADUALLY OPENE-Roparts indicate that the Georgetown harbour is gradually opening with the main flow oi’ ice almost to Lower Montague. It is expected that the final break- through will take place next week. and after the wharves clear. the ferry boat will resume operation. It is already being made in readi- ness for the summer work. The river itself is practically clear of ice except along the sinre line. Iviir. Grant Graham, whose Fair- mile has wintercd at the Mont- ague dock, is busily preparing the boat for the fishing season. Other fishermen are also getting their boats and gear in shape for the opening day on May 1st, and they halve high hopes that this will be a successful year for’ lobster fl-sh- ing, which was poar indeed last year.

Skinny men, women gain 5,10, 15 lbs.

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mat entgciglii Blony 1111.1‘? payout; ugly belie‘? ' D0 O Of l" i ' a Ed eiukl "ban-min" look. oueends ei

Abbott: Varnish at $1.45 prices. ’ der

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in The Spring The Housewives Fancy Turns To liousecleaning

For your convenience-we offer the following: Abbott: Points 0t $1.10 qt., $3.75 gallon.

Medusa-Lite Casein Paints at $1.25 qt., $3.90 gallon. A large choice of Sunworthy wallpapers at popular

Window shades in green and creom. Venetian ‘Blinds in wood, steel or aluminum, made to or-

' Curtains 11611. and 11x1...» _ Congoieum and rexoleum, two and three yards wide.

inlaid and battleship linoleum. We also carry a large stock of Morboleum Tiles in popu-

Feit poper and Linoleum cement in standard and water-

Chrome Mouldings for ail purposes. Birch plywoods.

A ful-l line of Sunshine Carriages, Tricycies and Bicycles. Sunrhine Ranges, rangettes and Hotplates.

Gos Ranges and bottled gas.

McLarey Wood ond cool stoves.

We also carry a full line of furniture Iry well known

manufiacturers at prices you can afford.‘ "LET US MAKE YOUR HOUSE AHOME"

Phone, Wrife or call at our modern store.

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qt., $5.25 gallon, 45c 1-2 pint.

boroleum squares in all sizes.

Box 355

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Smart People DON'T Skirnp Breakfast Breakfast-ls specially important to you beeauseit yshould start you ofi RIGHT for the day. If your business Ilemende that you be keen . . . bright . . . puyextn _ attention to theileyh first meal. Here's why. To eat no breakfast or e poor one simply results in fetilzue. irritability and lessened efficiency. \ - ' '

. . Smart People PREFER Grape-Nuts Grape-Nuts is e special breakfast cereal. ThsUe ~wI1y you

. make breakfast more nutritious, more enjoyable by including‘ just two teblespoonsof Grape-Nuts --sppetiz- ing, golden, enmcbykernels of whole wheat and malted barley. That's why you benefit from useful amounts of

l carbohydrates, minerals and proteins: fine food values. So flavorful 7.1.1. milk or cream. Diflerent recipes are on the package. Grape-Nuts is the most economical part

Mi-MONIUM NITRATE, 33% $82.00 CYANAMID, 21% ........ ............... .. 70.00 SULPHATE or AMMONIA ..... .... ..,.,... 57.00 SUPERPHOSPHATE, 20% (Qronular) .... .... .. 32.00 MURIATE or POTASH, 60% . 62.00 3-15- 6 ............ .. 43.00 3-15- 6 (3% Borax) . 46.00 4- 0-10 .......... .... .. 41.00 4-11-10 (1% M60) ........ .. 42.00 5-10-10 ............... . 45.50 5-10-10 (1% MGO) 46.60 5-10-13 ’ ............... .... .... 40.20 5-10-13 (1% MGO) ........ 49.20

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Place Your Shipping Instructions Early TWENTY BAGS 4-8-‘10 costing‘ $41.00 contain less plant food

than It bogs 5-10-13 costing $856-$244 less, not including the saving in freight and handling.

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e Only one coat of Alatlnt is needed for most jobs.

e Alatlnt dries quickly, with- out odour. Rooms may be occupied without delay.

e Soft, restful finish. Alatlnt comes in ivory, cream, buif, green, grey, blue, pink, peach and white.

Paris Patching Plaster is greet for ‘repairing large cracks, holes and breaks in plaster wells and ceilin s.

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THE MODERN CASEIN PAINT ‘

Only |.2s Ier l-lb. package st Alaflnt.

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s New Gyptex treatment ‘for walls and ceilings, old ~or new. -

Q Gyptex does a complete job with one cost. l

e Gyptex comes in beautiful tints of Ivory. Buff, Blue, Green, Pink and White.

e Brush Gyptex on likepsint. Then pat 11 . with" sponge. or crumpled “newspaper wrapped in e cloth. -

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