auusa each week. for seven weeks. I-om week The thirty-nine prises will be ewudea to IEII NO-IINII us April 23nd Mr. Clark and Miss Hes- yyy , "gr ' IA ileum, hm.

; April 29.1, go ".3 wagngpju. 10.1. but thirty-nlnclatura on the basis ofmerit. X com". ter Boatos oi 0'!.eary attended a ML Mu,-Hy 33,93, of pong; V1", 1.. lie vuiuneme 5- .-sits.”-1-is. vi ealehs -in ”.1'f2f'.?f.if1”.i.'.:'Z f""'.'.'s'h”' ”"l;"lgjl1'l';ignSen Vigllbelnnonneed h "INN Cm" .. ;g;;1:;,3,;”';g my” piff,f:l”gef,'; 15 my zradinc his pot-toes. '"'

;- Will! too elem drawn from nth week's total A" win:':” :m be: :mm id”; '3 .Jl"",;h17L:l": i made (or I. Coaching Congress to Mr. "M Mrs. vmceng 5311”; T .5 "um Tb": "E?" '1" bT held R" 'h' ""'d ciaion of the ind es-Mine Kn: n (M C S be held l" Qh"l9tlM'cwn DV" um worn: in O'Lesr on Saturda v ni ht.

L: :;i;u;':,:;j'J;f'f'omT”' l'""”"' l"”"""' Alt-aMcColland lgr.Geo.-A.Clarek-vs'il.lb'cEnhl: x "m ”'""W i gegegieizernshwt Iggy .;r::il:end- ----y 5 K Wm

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L &m"b” bz:Chm m f:)il-lpl:;P:Isl:5::QtE1E.Cc::It:;hb':eLhzi1:E?:!:l;.:5: P I u S ;W”ki;l'8':ll; 551 5-1:05" waste visl'to'l' in nivllllestullilnge reocznlti-I '

3 ivsnnln” gbeeed. . all G L rey o c v e. . .. uper en- 1 , -

' A. Clark. two of Canada's foremost dog :3: wnl"""u u T. AWOGITPHED ".010 or sun dent 01 Mission of the Maritime , nusfanv." "n'T "am! an E'"'"" "Hal ;; am

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West Cape and Vicinity

Mrs. Millard Ilia was a visitor to omeary last week.

Mrs. Millard Ellis. West cape. was a visitor to Olneary last -week.

Jlrf Ralph zidaclennan and aeone carrathxs or o'!.eary were visitors to lununereide int weds.

The fishing season has opened. and some or the boys have gone to try their luck but report email

Kensingfon United Church Organize Men's Association

-on Monday nllhi. AMI J4- nobert Oarrutners was elected president or the newly organised Men's Association or the United Church at Kensinaton. other or- ricere leotcd were: Vice-president lumen Oe.selY- Secretary. Fred Parker and Treasurer - Frank Madmen.

In spite oi impassable roads and inclement weather about iifty men sat down to a bountiful repast

W on -count oi the -wins served by the members or the .." ' ” 3' 0 3- W e 's Association mum-:16 IIIAIAOID LADY! 33;; ,m,u,,,,, M,,,,, John

V 14 lure! white gold cau- l 7 jewel movement

III) II!!! Stper-Inf: Wrlngerr --6 Vane Smgilular (will! Timer and Pump)

INGLIS v:"ii'E'i'iEn

Miss Betty Barwiso teacher at West Point School and Miss Roberta Frizzle teacher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Frlzzle Springfield West, were among those attending the convention in Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkinson of Springfield West were visitors to Green Hill on liiridsy evening. They were the guests of Mr. and

MscNs.lr. Gordon Avard. Roy cud- more. S.T. Green and Rev. I-I.E.D. Asbford or the Men's Association of Trinity Church. Charlottetown. and each brought a helpful mes- sage. From the Men's Association, Montague. were the following - Messrs wigglntnn. Fraser, Beck. MacDonald. nnd Vickerson. Mayor Taylor extended a welcome to the visitors.

A hearty sin;-song was conduct-

. . MAY 1. 1950'

cAp1froL Burssmerelde

Tonight ms . 9:15 .- Tue-d-y" 8:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

Warner Bros. Mighty Adventure in the days when you couldn't tell a Traitor from a Hero and South of Si.

Louis nobody cared. '

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R' ” Mrs. Kenneth lzllis of this vicinity ed by RM. 9 3 gram, 01 the ,. Ii-ii'iW'l”'”m pups A ygurs suppsy 35 pp; A,. f'”" . .. . were visitors to springzieid on l'rl- Mm”. p.',u,m cum, .,. .....- Jslircyfuxnr day and were the guests of Mr. and Meg” wgnmgon and Mgcxw-, mi vuuliminu-;iA:uSKV1H (WIN s 35 Mrs. Keath MscDouzIll. presidents or their respective '"" O t T 4

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The Senaoiienully New RCA VICTOR

Mr. Allison Ellis celebrated his 14th birthday on Wednesday after- noon. He invited a lew or his school mates. They played games and had a very pleasant afternoon. There

groups were the guest speakers and brought inspiration and kindled enthusiasm. Mr. Wixzlnton told about the happy iellowship en- joyed in the group at Montague rind of the work the members are

REGENT TOIJAY-TIIE.-WED.

""f..".'2:'" 45 "N 'lm'""'i .lVli.?.lhlf.ily'lh.3h3;lcl3C'i5.l.lywclli'3 3&2? .l7.".i1ilinia.nll3r h1rer.XEE'E3 . , . " " & with 14 lighted candles appeared Hug 'g,,d" and the Men's Assocln- Shows 7:15 5; 9:15-Maiinccs Mon. & WP(l- 3130 its Easy to Enter this Share the Wealth (oniesi s ::::..:-?":.:..-:i:..i::.'::: :".:il:..E:E1i..?.i::”..i:;”5.:3:.?:2E: 33; :23, i:.I;”:::.:3:&"..”.i3l: nnsr sm rlcrunn m vnansi & mu rvnni'.-v.vI"'hen you their homes wishing Allison many Mr. Mlcuur 5;,-awed the new of "WIIAT 'l(lIID or puppy siiouin 3-iii ' ' " ”.L -...-. i?”8Si'?-ii.”p'li.:l;"J'l3l ' mt; ms pmou F ," 7m AND "H ham. W. M"... olLeur and as Christians we ought to love one s d in. ;" S RANCIS BUY , x "we" mm” Y another. He: told about some or I women an ml” the activities or such groups and Iilllfllillltll llll ilill

Lhorities. will draw 60 letters. The senders oi those 60 entries will complete this sentence: "I think Stan Francis should buy a (amen ej Dread) puppy because . ; in 25 words or less.

You are invited to hel Stan Francis, "Share the Wealih's" friendly Master of cremonics, decide what kind of puppy he will loll)". . . and you ruin win nnc nr ynnrr: of the wonderful prizes shown here!

5 S00 CASH honus wit the Studebaker-fill in the coupon below and send it. along with n boxtnp or facsimile irom No-Rinse Fab, Colgate Denial (Ircaru.H.1lo bliauipon or Palmolive Shave Cream to

"SHARE THE WEALTH": TORONTO I.

Be true to write the breed meme of fbepvppy on the nulxirle of your envelope

Contest open to all residents of Canada except employees and agents of Colgate-Palmolive. Entries accepted by mail only-unLil ll-noon. Friday. June 9th", 1 950.

FRANCIS AND IIIS NEW PIlPPYxGOES T0 EVEIV IETTER DRAWN OR SET ASIDE DIIIING TIIE CONTEST PERIOD

M6 1. medium size. ideal or generalfamilr use and small-haici

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Produced in Canada by British Industries Limiled. Stainless steel H'I0laI.'! . . . best quality

rook: or Dunlop saddles. in any of three

Makes even the ybcni food rasie beuer! saves you tune and motley.

canning.

I5 WINNEIIS Of YEAR'S SIIPPl.Y

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Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornish of Bioomileld and baby were visitors

terisn United Church Young Peop- les Union is planning to represent the Presbytery at the Canada-wlue Convention or United Church Youth in Belleville. Ont. in August. The Western Presbytery takes in all the Young Peoples Unions in the lollowing pastoral charges: Al- berton. Montrose, o'Leary, west Ospe and Bidoiord. On Saturday

Conlerence and an ardent Young Peoples worker. Rev. Dr. Godfrey is e iormer Minister of the Alberton Methodist church and is well known on "The Island."

outlined the organization necessary in s. Men's Association. After these splendid addresses it was unani- mously agreed to organize a group in the Kensingion United Church

HERE'S All YOU DO: Below, in the Coupon. are p.,,...1.,-mic”, to 0'Leary on April 15th. Ind the executive as nlmed won listed the 9 most popular breeds of dogs as determined we” elected Meetings wm be new by the Canadian Kennel Club. To help Stan Francis, em 19 um 5...... I M15 H9”? 51'” 01 Alb97l'0"- on the murih Maud" durum me decide the kmd of pugpvro bur--ad to qualify for the mm mm moms President 01 "'9 WNW" P""V' winter months. Plans are being

matit-. to hair R. meeting in May to consuliciaie the orgnni7.ui.icin

Altogether the meeting on Mon- day night was one or happy tel- lowship, inspiration and enthu- sissm.

Lock lined and Vicinity

Mrs. Margaret Arsnuault of For- est View is in Alborton visiting at the home of her two daughters.

so-. and Mrs. Trueman Harris and Mr. Dave Griflin of Locke

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and EDUAID IRAN! - GIANTWIIIIENS I NCNNV IJANIIIL

mu. tux - rm com A NEPIIILIC PIDWN

Mr. Arnold Hlerllhy or Moncton was a business visitor to 0'I.aeery on Tuesday April 25th. He is a former teacher or the Alberton school.

Road were in o'Leary on Friday.

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On Sunday last Mrs. Angus Mc- Bsine was visiting in Howlan. guest EFFECTIVE MAY 31!!)

M Get every member of your farnilgto

lend in an entry each day-oneentry r envelope! Remem over I00 letters will be drawn enc week and held for the grhand draw on the Share the Wealth" broadcast of June lath.- e' more entries you and us. the more entries your whole 140111! Send! In. the more of these wood -' ' prizes you and 70'" (0110 ml! win! -Enclose bonops and win exrrt cash! Imn voun nun some voasoaaow I nma Ivalv ann

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or Mr. and Mrs. Ainslie sillker.

Deepeeter, "yisexteridedto the Iamily of the late so-. Russel Haywood of Mill River. The funeral service was held on Sunday alter- noon April more from his late resid- ence and a public service at the

Mr. and Mrs. George Megglsou of Knutsiord were visiting in Forest View guests of Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Gallant.

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V. I Joli Slot Frau-s'.v rbuld Ally lbejollowing Aind efpcppy: (please check one)

Bloomfield United Church, con- ducted by his Minister. Rev. George Cunningham oi Alberton. Interment

Mr. John Arsenault of Charlotte- town was visiting in Forest View and Howlan. He returned to his

our Places of Business in lenalnxton will oloeo Q Wod- neaday at 12 oielook noonx W. L. MILLAR. B. TUPLIN I 00..

El that Dave 13 amen Yeulev

U C-ti-or Se-niol D lesndu Retriever U om... n..,.;..,q D 3IflnlevSponIel D oemmd E c.m.

I would like to win the estn bonus of soc CASH '0. 1. 5 4 Mk, ” I E” 9'"l95"ll lb.Isf'x.llc(I,e (or lacsirni e) from any's'i1e I(.T3I5:eEDenul

C ,N R ' - dggq-ish ":1:'Pam'm'nl-scald orCreanI Shampoo or Palmolive Shave

K. L. WATTE. P. J. t G. KENNEDY. COTTON ls IOGEBS. MHLENZIE it C0.. KIIR CLARK. W. S. MCLEAN, M. F. SCHUIIMAN I 00.. KENSINGTON GOLD STORAGE.

was in the Church cemete .y. He was a tower of strength in the community and every good cause had a staunch champion in him. He was a devoted husband and iather. s sterling citiaen and a kind rriend.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rue. Arnold Bmallman and Mrs. William Mac- Donald ot Locke Road have left for 1-ialifax. on return trip they will be acoompained by Master Myron A Rix who has been a patient in the General Hospital for the past iour weeks.

home in Charlottetown by train on Monday morning.

Miss Marion cook. teacher or Haliburton school attended the teacher's convention in Charlotte- town also Mlss Mae Malley teacher of Forest View school. Both schools Forest View and Haliburton re- .

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FIRST IAIJDONEST MyN4mt..;:.':..:......... (Please Print)

WHIIATIIAMSTEAD. lieri.ford- The first nmmm to make 1 opened on Monday April 17th. shire. Enallmd -iCP)- The church ballon ascent was Jean Fran- T " hm is ''m'"d"' " cm" '”” '”'"” " R”"”' E ”'”"

in! sweeping-up fees at weddings of Meta, France. who sailed init

where confetti is used. the clouds on Oct. 16. 1188. w

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Dealer? Nrnue...... .L. . .... ............................... He may win a prize. too! ' T IIINI NAIAI OI VOUI CNOICI ON OIHIIDI O7 INVIOPI "'1 "'1 sci more coupon: at your dealer 3 or use any vieu oi nlein paper

or xh 'd I . ....... KENSINGTON " M 9 mm." '0 m”"'”' y", In. and am. Claude MaoNeill. H AV E YOU 5 E E N TH E N E Wi- O'beary. -were visitors to Chsrlottr Monday and Tuesday -- I shows . WWII on 'NMIY- each nl ht - 'l:lbB'll w ' K V wmg on Tn I . . arnere FOUR-YEAR PROJECT I ANCIENT RIVAL HOME DANGER POI-V75 i NEIV DE-L.H'I -(C'P')- Nearly M”. Gym Lard. Anmwm W” great yadveniuro hit is here- :9

Mural. limnc nntirlclits in C:uiaduy5'm'o00 pusnns m Indy, have bun

the guest od her Mother. Mrs. D. D. "ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN"

....'l'he City Hml in New York City The first Yale-l-larvnrd l'rm'lllg occur on ilic --ellar siniis. the kiiu lpswd for mbeycmogig and over 0 M" 01", kt wad d ' r V - was erected between i808 and contest was held on Lake Winnep- rhcn and attic ninirs. nnd- tho 150,000 vaccinated with BCG by Fmp ' j, S nu W in taclillllsnlolh Iinfrinl I-'1Holl'l)!nn ? .1912, iesaukee, N.H., in 1552, back garden six Scandinavian teams working ML wnmnn mun. M. John. and Vince Lindlors. with lluolseri.

”MA.ioR .Hd(Y5i."1?;E

in different parts or the country. They have also trained more than on Indian team: to do the work.

Professional cards

Douglas. Alnn Hale. Never I nun his equal, nevor a picture to equel this for thrills. action, ad- venture and romance.

motored to O'Leary on Saturday.

WHAT STYLE!

Mr., Bruce Oarruthern of llowlan returned on Saturday from several days spent in N. 3. while in Free- ericteh, he visited his son, Brucedr.

OUR n0ARD1N(;""H6'UsE

RIGHT NOW. MA:soR, I'M mi Notzee SHAPE THAN A SOC-(:vY SWIMMIM6

EGAD, BURKE ! you APPEAR N THE PINK, THE WAY Von JUGGLE THAT MATTRESS!-vw

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- Oultitin,llar-owing, drlan .11 , 30N'5 END! ;:";': ljjtj new vntaelszine. she have 3'. oompliegg line l.l"r:i':rl..T l(':i:nr'ale'ra'."Tii:y?r'e'i.v'ol C-22 tlonai-Harvester Farm Machinery to prepare your seed whet you'vu w.a...-1 my 1'. I”... H'ck.' beds and plant them--If you don't need a new machine ForheovIy...vclve...ond g it's time to cheek your present one to see that It Is in long-lusting eerviee...It'a tr 0'II"0l" 4”"D""' good condition for the spring drive. Keivinoiev ei eeueee. .. Canadian Dual in Commerce nuuelu we can SUPPLY YOU wrrn "' "" "W" "'01" "" SALES, PART! AND SERVICE

ARE you READY FOR A BOXING 5UIT on Tue LitJE.'-vv BUT ; ' "' . A Go on A WRESTLING MATCH .2 some A coupus a t I. F. Hunter. R-O- I

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