Dielenbaker Lists Five Maior "Issues For Federal. Election

OTTAWA (CP) - John Diefen- baker Wednesday night listed five -omajor" issues which he said are developing for the next federal election.

The Progressive Conservative member of Parliynent for Prince Albert named them as.

1, ”Restoration of the supremacy of rarliament."

2, costs must be reduced it Cana- dlamindustry is to compete in world markets and taxation is a major contributing factor in pro- duction costs.

3, Agriculture is not receiving a fair share of the national income.

4. The Liberal government's "ilireat" of compulsory arbitra- tion in labor disputes.

5. The "increasing domination" at Canadian industry and resources

by American interests.

Mr. Diefanbaker told the Progressive Courvative Business Women's Club that cabinet minis- tersvmust be made the servants rather than the masters of Parlia- ment. "secure in their ini'allltibil- lg 'hecause of their servile major-

A commission similar to the Hoover commission in the United States should attack riousiy the problem of bringing a ut econo-

tion.

Mr. Dlefenbaker said Prime Min- ister St. Laurent's speech Tuesday before the Canadla Labor eCon- gress "conve ed a threat" to la- bor's harga ngerights "which ap- parently is to implemented by

the dimly concealed mailed fist of the government." -

IEASTERII GUARDIAN

DISCONTINUED coiori In Kemp DANCE LOWER Montague Hall Starting

Tone, Kem-Glo, Super Kem-Tone, Friday night. April

27.

s. W. P.. Enamelold, Supergloss, May 4 dances will be held every

Fiat-Tone. At Poole and Thompson. Montague.

All reduced 33 13?. gloriday night. Dancing 9.30 to 12.-

MAIL SERVICE-The district

THE ANNUAL Church 'service of Director of Postal Service has an-

Hillslde Lodge. I.0.0.F..

will be nounced that, effective April 3).

held at Trinity United Church, mails will be dispatched by bus Montague. on Sunday morning. leaving Souris East at 7:30 a.m.. April' 29. All Oddfellowa and Re arriving Charlottetown 9:15 a.m.; liekahs are asked to attend and lggving cm;-lolcecown 4:30 p.m,, meet at the lodge room at 10.30 a. .11-lvln, sou.-1, E”; 3:15 p,m, m. Visiting members are cordially Mom; bu, M-vice will leave

invited to attend this service.

Georgetown 7:!) a.m.. arrive

- Charlottetown 9 a.in., leave Char-

Personals

lottetown. I p.m. and arrive Georgetown 6:25 p.m. The C. N. R. trucks are not affected by the

Mir. Frank Giddlngs of Halifax. change. home

N. 3.. has returned to his in Cambridge.

Mrs. Clarence Thompson. Mon- tl-igue, was called to Halifax Wed- nesday owing to the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Wallace Burke.

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MISCOUCHE

Mrs. Mark Gsudet of Summer- ilde. recently spent a weekend in

Iliscouche, guest of Mr. and Mrs. m.1.w ma dlugh

John , S. Poirier.

on Wednesday morning. April 3 ho ' t ltlth. St. John The Baptist Church gr: ...,';. 159;, 'p',v..e::tl.. d1,2l5.'.' mfg

was the scene of a pretty wedding when Mary Louise dau ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gal couche became the bride.ol Ray Arsenault of Summerslde. They Micro attended by Doreen Perry and Harry Arsenault. also of Sum- merslde.

Mona Gallant and Ruth Murphy. student nurses at the Charlottetown Hospital were visitors to Mis-

douche on Friday. April 18th, at numb.” present.

I32 home oi Mr. and Mrs. D. I. allant.

iGeralds Veno of Miscoucha so- oently spent a weekend in sum- merside, guest of Betty Mallett.

"The Richmond Dramatic Club rcceiitly presented their 8 act play "Maid of Money" in the Mis- couche Parish Hall. This play. which was sponsored by the Cath- nlic Women's League. was large- Iy. attended. There was a sale of candy between the acts.

Friends of Lillian Brown wil be glad to learn that she has returned in her home after having spent a week in the Prince County Hospi- tal where she underwent an ap- pendectomy. Lillian Brown expects to return to her studies at Marion Academy in the very near future.

Anne Steele of Miscouche re- cently spent some time in Sum- merslde. visiting with her sister, ifs. Hubert Gallant.

On Thursday morning. April 10th. . retty wedding took place in St. o n the Baptist Church. Misoouche when Jeanette. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Perry. Miscouche. became the bride of Aloysius. son nf Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arsen- aull. also of lviiscouche. They were ;li0lldEd by Mr. and Mrs. Cyril QTY.

Mrs. George Vcno of Miacouche rt-cently spent several days in Charlottetown. visiting with re- Inlives and friends.

Junior Des Roches of Mlscoucha recently left for Halifax. Nova Svotia, where he will spend some time. by

ANNANDALE SCHOOL MARCH REPORT

Grade IX: l.,EIeanor Norton Grade V111: l.'Leonard Campbell Grade V11: 1. Sandra Boucliard Grade V1: 1. Katherine Campbell 2. Theresa Campbell 3., Randy Jenkins

16:-zade V:

'- "P9" BIPPV" neckline can be worn in 2..P t J nki .. '

adzflgrl fax?" .1: am: skirt. Sizes 12 to 4.; David Blackett ' '

5-. ROY Metcalfo 3

Grade IV:

1'lielan Campbell '

:--31:)! Mefcalfs

- rga Donald TO 8Al.LY'I POI I-'pCle:-an! ' MacDonald Loo:Yl.0N VALUE.

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:el-ASH!!! Macnrlano l'IRDl' QUALITY

I an houchard

I.;sisna mcoouis NYLONS E I..Mafy Jenkins ,1 G, 693 in

.Grade ii: If

t of 1111- the family of the la

MURRAY HARBOR Norm-i

Mrs. William Moore, Murray River is spending some time in Oak Valley. the guest of her mo- ther, Mrs. Ellen Llewellyn.

An epidemic of ''flu,' and jaun- dice has been prevalent in this district and several cases have required medical attention.

Mrs. Harry Millar was the recent overnight guest of her son- , Mr. and Mrs Glen Johnston. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Melvie Richards. Murray

Mrs. Harry Reid. Sympathy is being extended to

Jamln Jenkins. who passed away at her home in Murray River on April 11th. M?lt.ilda llliiliar has return- er ma ere a

several months in M ,'Eii.:',

The Woman's Missionhry Socie- ty met in the Vestry of the church on Sunday, April tith with nine

Miss Katherine Millar has re- sumed her duties as t ” in Uiggarschool after spending the Eu holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Millar.

S A LLY snows

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2 corrou

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Thurs., April 26, 1956

Driving Without License Plates Fined At G'town

At Magistrate's Court at George- town Wednesda before Stipemu. ary Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet a resident of Valleylield was fined 810.00 and costs for not having license plates on his mo- tor vehicle. A resident of Mus-. ray River was fined 35.00 and costs for falling to bring in 3 vehicle for re-inspection when issued with a highway traffic slip. A resident of Montague was fined 310.00 and costs for speed. ing in the town of Montague. A party from Cardigan for causing a disturbance by fighting in the town of Montague was fined 821.00 and costs. Two parties from Georgetown were each fin- ed 8Z).00 and costs for being in- toxicated in a public place.

A resident of Lower Montague on a charge of driving while lm. paired by alcohol, was fined :65.- 00 and costs. His driver's license was also automatically suspended for three months.

The case of a resident of On- tario tor fishing without a lic- ense. was prosecuted by the Pro- vincial Game Warden, J. S. Jen- kins. The party was fined 35.00 and costs.

Hillside Lodge

The regular meeting of Hillside Lodge, I. 0. 0. F.. was held on Tuesday night with the Noble Grand, Ellery Shaw, presiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. There were fifteen members and one visitor present.

The members were leased to welcome Brother H. B. Cann to the meeting. Brother Cann is in charge of the fish hatchery. Car- digan, and attends the meetings regularly during the summer months.

One account was on motion or- dered paid. Discusslon took place with reference to the annual church service. Brother H. L.

The Guardian, Page 5 GEORGETOWN

Mr. John Batchilde left recent- ly for Plctou, N. 8., where he will resume his duties as a member of the engineroom staff of the ferry Charles A. Dunning.

Mr. E. Gordon Kerr. Provincial Executive Commissioner of Boy Scouts. and Mr. Stanley Mclnnis of the Provincial Government De- partment of Education were visit-

ors to Georgetown on Wednesday. April llith.

Mr. Douglas Robb of Ottawa. surveyor for the Dominion Gov- ernment Department of Public Works is at present in George- town. where he is directing a number of men in depth boring operations at the Railway Wharf.

Mr. Raymond Deslioches. man- tiger oi Redmond Exports, arrived in Georgetown on Wednesday. Ap- ril 18th and will direct the opera- tions of his company during the coming lobster ” ”

Mr. and Mrs. Donald King and family left recently for Tracadie, where they will reside (or the next few months.

Mr. Alec. Arsenault. Canadian National Railway Trainman was a recent visitor to his home in Georgetown.

. Mr.. Dominic Doiron of Rustico is visting his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacI..ean.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack King and family left recently for Summer- side. where they will reside, Mr. King is a member of the R.C.A.F. who with Mrs. King and family rece.itly returned from Paris, France. He had served a two year tour of duty with the R.C.'.A.F. there.

for this service to be held next Sunday. and the official notice will be seen in this paper. Discussion took place with re- gard to a donation for the purch- ase of a projector for use of the school and various organizations. No action was taken and the question will be discussed again next week. As there was no fur-

MscGregor made MAEDECIBEDU

ther business lodge closed in reg- ular form.

Citizensnre reminded that a recently passed By-Law prohibits the setting of grassfires within the Town without first obtaining the permission of the Fire Chief; and also the burning of papers or rubbish

TOWN or SOURIS

of any description within

fifty feet of any building

unless the material being burned is contained in an incinerator ot a nature approved by the Fire Chief.

TOWN OF SOURTS.

retreat!

FINAL SHOWING TODAY

SCREAMING SCREEN EXCITEMENT WITH THE RAIDER-GRENADEES WHO MADE THE FANTASTIC

"J UMP INTO HELL” ;

COMEDY - CARTOON - SHOWS S - 5 - T - 9

CAPITOL

COMING FRIDAY and SATURDAY

ONE OF l.lFE'S HAPPIEST EXPERIENCES IS MARCHING YOUR WAY!

He's the toujiest Maior in any man's army . . . but this little son-of-a-soldier has him In full

.:.p,.lV;ffI?ll";ln MAJOR BENSON -- lllslml- Jlllll ADAMS

FRIDAY AT

Daughters of the teeming tenements. beautiful and half wild. living on dream and casual Pork 8: Beans. 2 fins 39: kisses. the rooftop is their lovers' lane and the sidewalk their finishing school!

THE CAPITOL'S DARING MIDNIGHT SHOW!

11.30 P. M.

LOOKING roe idvs IN on SHADOWS! suvmo osrms wmi CASUAL KISSESI

Store Hours

THURSDAY 8 am. - 8:30 pm. moat . . . s a.In. - 9:30 p.nI. SATURDAY 8 sun. - 9:30 p.In. MONDAY . . 8 sun. - 8:30 pm. TUESDAY . . 8 am. - 8:30 pm. WEDNESDAY . . V: Day Only NOTE 3'.i.T'.”.”"””

9:30 P.M. Instead of 8:30 PM.

THE MONTH

5 DAYS TlillIiS.. FItI., RIB on SHORT RIB

ROAST

LEAN FRESH GROUND

HAMBURG

LEAN. FOR ROASTING

PICNIC

, aux

BOILING MEAT, lb. 29c PORK CHOPS, lb. 47c

MOLASSE

- Fruits & Vegetables - 1 list. ORANGES, 4 doz. SLO0

Delicious

APPLES, 2 doz. . . 59:

LETETUCE, each .. 23:

Texas

CARROTS, 2 lbs. . . 21: 'Red Ripe

TOMATOES, pkg. . . 23:

. VEMOIIE 54 7

on

Meai:

stun imits

(Elli-HI! 1 9”

PAICIIES IICIIIEATS

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dieriien Eu. 43c ” 3

GIANT END or

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SALE

ELLIS BROS.

FITZROYANOROCERY.

SAT.. MOII. & TIIES.

lb.

2 lbs. 55” II).

FROZEN YORK

ORANGE JUICE, tin 19c

EVISCERATED

CAPONS & TURKEYS

ttullni 299

SPECIAL 10: on em:

45"

NEW DITIRGINT

Pkg. 27:

' sossnrsn 25w tss. APPI” 4ow "0"ll

.::r.'.. 5” I-l

29c SUGAR, 10 lb. 78:

GRISPYFLAKE Aunt Jemima

SILVER or

av; mt

SHORTENING

QUICK Home Permanent

asrsoomr enema ; , nnvms noon 2 Lbs. 29: SL7! . K CAKE MIXES "iii: A 3 fr Pk 25 LIGHT MALT Wm 75- W In W- 9' C Ti" 98. Ihanspoo Fill.

Wildroot Creme Oil ODO-RO-NO gegfgzaakes 16 an 31 gmm?

2-43: tubes for only 64: 25C1aI'S '

2 so, 39c Bottle Of . ' 51.10 slse for 590

Bakers 100 Aspirin . . . . . . . 79c , ,

Jiffy. 16 0!. tin . . . . 496 white Cross With Magnesia Tablets Free. MCC0I'mICk'

(Reg. Price 67c) "II" Thu" 2 ""5 25: Devim. Jumbo Gums. Is. . 29: Clark's 20 oz. ' Dessicated . Lobster. 3 oz.. 2 tins 25: Dainty -ram. cocoanumo. .. 25: Bulk Dates. 2 lbs. .. 25: cookies. cello plus 3'0

3, fgf; seedless llolly I-iill Grapefruit Libby's

Dev. Horn. 2 tins . . . 25c Raisins. 2 lbs. . . . . . 35:

Juice.48o1. 29C

Tomato Julia. 48 es. 35:

AT: CENTRAL ROYALTY

GALVANIZED BUCKETS

N0.012...........69c No.014............79e Ne.0i6............89e

WIRE

WI HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF BARBED WIRE. Heavy or Light.

CANVAS SHOES

IlN'8, BOYS, YOU'I'llB' nl CllILDltIilN'8. ....All At Very Low PrIoes.....

FOR BEEF CATTLE

comma soon :27. CONCENTRATE ..m.' STILIESTROL.

Feeders in the U. I. A. an outspoken in their praise of this product

sxcsusm sssocrs AT LOW COST

DAIRY FEEDERS

While Oats and Barley Med an eoipensive. change to--

QUAKER DAIRY RATION

'A GOOD QUALITY I'll!) AT A VERY EDZATI PHOI.

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