O . DECEMBER 4. 1951 . mittao were appointed. Mrs. M, ,, Moauald. Ohaii-man. Miss Noonaii. Mrs. Corkum, Mrs. Fouzere. MI;s. Major Reid. Thirteeii ladies my. enrolled for the present course which consists of ten classes. on; class will be held each week in the

fl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETQWN

' ms EASTERN GUARDIAN Bristol and soul-is-and Vicinity

Is C sumrsi-ssos-rsuus: minis r. Ialdw. Mrs. am; smuu-i, an Vlkllllly A ,1. .,.,..d .m..a.d the card Brooo Ilaorlsoe, Miss Joyeo Wlninton, Miss Joan Johnston -.. .- party in st. Mary's Hall on Mon- AGENT GE03Gl'l'0WN3 Wild” l-I'"I- Pie Robert. Balianger spent a day night. November 20th. recent week-end with his wile and

his left arm at lnuln Hold an Monday. November Nth. -Mn nruee was operating a holstlnl machine at the wharf and it is thought his coat caught in the gears. hauling hlm' W50 ll" m” chine. Mr; Bruce was taken to

y grace atom

' . CAPITbL: are-nu - VIEII.

SHOWING AT 3:30-7-9

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Mot.-tans: souri Hospital when it was Public Health room in the Tom,

mus Dome Ihataurull, and unardisn office; In Georgetown: The hmuy how l 13”” 1;” the of &1f”,f,”?,?,' found: necessary to remove the Hall. Miss Darren of the Public

A i-on Office: in Boom: The aims an and II. Ilolsards a lion. Mr. John J. 1,,” who ,, em, ?:r:"'g: ggfdf; ;;,,;'l;,,,,,,, 2,, arm. fffe'llf,l;uDc”,l:;:”'Ilf"f5 dconfgict

,' ' ' played at Summerslde as a car- gm; ' ii the tide ' -.11 'l' "UMPHR 2 Mr. .l1ohnMMacLeod, Summerside. t-,-u.i:'0 roa goon riliidl that; penter. was a we!el'(1-emi visitor at v3ut.hne hlg-lgsntwgn ctharll day that MTg:u3:ugc,1i.ill:ll, :CfnlKtlt'liTa :gmSSlf laaxlgl-hfiratleloup ll 'be enrolled It n ., Xdgmyn onitague on business 3653'!WA::es:'::l"'l1YM:nu:Ll:.O s Eiahrimlrome here wt a wife and t),'.3'had seen for the past fifty "mm" took pm” in the council p gm,-

. rooms on Sunday evenins. N0- vember 3th. District Deputy Leo r. Mecnonaid, assisted by Mr- Preston Ourley. installed the new M. J. MacQuaid.

Mr. C.C. Montgomery, commer-' clal traveller. was a business vis- itor to Montague Monday.

....'GIVE A Christmas gift that will save a life. Be a blood donor this week.

Miss. Margaret Findlay. loft re- cently for Medford, Mass.. to spend the winter months with her sister.

The erection of the new "Way of the cross" in st. Mary's Convent Dhapel was held on Friday. N0'

HOVE. England. Dec. 8-(Rent. era)-George Henry Powell. whim "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your

ocaa

n M: . Mrs. Walter Munroe. Miss Findley b goth at 3 p, M. Right Rev. ”m”"' M” , Old Kit Bag" was sung by Air ,,

K I H E ..'Mi'. Murray Jiickson. Chsr- The many friends of William E. has been spending the winter ;fmA.u.l),(u;-phy officiated at the st”:eol:el3::y'Sf1::m"e 5pgo':g,lgnuf,:L soldiers on every battlefield 0: 3,. o lolletowll. is spending two weeks McNeill, Montague, are sorry to there for many years now but likes utvyce um my, )3, G, Mums. PM M i Pmsbuu U 3. Fl;-gt world war, died god". H.

” at his home at Peter's Road. hgnr he is a patient in the Camp to get back to the Island for the gum I-e.chgd In gpproprllte ser- Whlch W5: " t wmmc; '.nd was 7!. Powell put the song aw” i --M Hill Hospital. Halifax. summer months. - N. mm , convent, choirs sang VA”-;'c:ul;1eKntendl;:4 - u ,, mm” mu, hi: broth”.

Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford,

--- hymn; during the service. A large Felix, had set it to music in 1915.

gj.

FROM WARNER BROS.

DOUBLE-FISTED Disfrmcf AYTORNEV VHO MATCHED BULLET FOR BULLET WITH

E THE UNDERWORLD EMPIRE THAT

SOLD MURDER row A macs:

NEWS - CARTOON - STOP, LOOK AND LAl'(iH

Roseneath. were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Robert Vsnlderstine. Mont- ague. spent the past weekend at the home of his parents. Mr. anrl Mrs. Edgar Road.

Hall. Tuesday. Dec. to 4 pm. 100 donors needed.

Clinic at Beaver Club Montague on Tuesday. Dec.

SIVIUWS

Tue Mosr BEAUTIFUL

LOVE STORY

EVER

i l-lriiins me so

Prince Edward Island Hospital.

, Mr. Sammy ,seci.on man at Vernon Sspent the work-end of November i2lt'n at his home in Pisquid East.

;Pisquid Easf Noies PRINEE EDWARD! '

T0 - DAY and WED.'deii Jay.

Li;.”iiI-T-U

..'Mr. Guy Jay spPni the week- end of November 24th at the home or his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wen-

y in lunar of the '.n'ko of Mr. Fred Lcard in lhe

Birt. C. N. R. River,

or: needed.

Miss Barbara M:icl.ui'r.

at her home in Montague.

Miss Fay -Stewart. nurse in Charlottetown, spent the ueekend at the home oi heryparenis. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stewart. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs Alex MacDougall and family. Montague. spent Sun- day in Lorne Valley. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.

Vaiilderstine, Peters

....-s-.r. I-arrzlnsnar Red Cross Blood Clinic in Canadian Legion 4th, from 2

...l'BED CROSS Blood Donor Hall in 4th from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. 125 don-

nurse- in-training at the P. E. 1. Hospital. Charlottetown. spent the weekend

training at the P. E. 1. Hospital.

Miss Charlesena Martin and Miss Tens Martin. Montague.spent

lottietown. was a visitor to Mon- taglie yesterday.

..'FIRST AID COURSE - The Red Cross is at present conducting a first aid course at Murray Riv- :-r for residents of the Commun- ity and vicinity. The course deals with bandagirig. treatment of fractures, and first aid for poisons, burns. and pther common iiccid- ents requiring quick treatment. This free instruction is being of- fered by the Red Cross to anyone interested. and judging by the re- sponse there are many who are ready to take advantage of the course offered to them. Mr. G. R. Clements, Montague, is conducting the class at Murray River, and has already conducted several classes in other localities.

Montague Hig School Teachers Are Enieriained

This vicinity. was shocked to learn on Wednesday, Nov. 28th of

was born in this vicinity and went to the states early in life and join- ed the Standard oil Company of New York. He served with them until he was perisioned off some few years ago. He had been in the habit of spending his summe- here with his brother, and for some years had remained all year round. Following closely the death of his brother. Will. who passed away a few months ago, his pass- ing comes as a severe shock to his many relatives and friends here and in the states.

tMrs. Stannis Lapicrre passed away at her home here on Tues- day, November 27th., in her sev- enty-flrst year. Mrs. Lapierre had been ill for more than a year and at times her condition was very serious but she would rally again until her strength ebbed and she was no longer able to fight off the attacks. At the time of her death all her large family were at her hedside. Mrs. Lapicrre, long known as Aunt Mary, will be sorely miss- rd by all who knew her. Her fun- :-ral to the Church of the Little Flower. in few yards from her home,

crowd attended.

The first class in Home Nursing will be held on December 7th. At 1!

Later they entered it for a cam. petiton--and made a fortune in

ma;

"Headache?

"egg.

take a Disprm "

Why DISPIIN? lacuna DISPIIN is soluble and subslonlloly neutral When taken in water or recommended," onion the stomach as I true solution and not us undinolvod particles. It is therefore less liable

to cause stomach discomfort.

DISPIIN is readily absorbed. Iecouse It definitely dissolves lnot merely

Mr- and Mrs Kennv Garlandil We a Tie to hi .i if i th. M - W” .” 1”" W W W” he” ”" d'l o oisi-am mm s s to .ond mi relief HP'i'"1l33F- W”? l'l5lt'0T5 ill me M"' 090"” 53”k5- M” has tasule HlaS(l1':9g(2l'l:.):l u?as ii(e.iideli)'l-ld Trlsdfrl i!inOmmgl'N0Vembell zlflth wli'tll'cl:t":ol.o.,Y F" m" Y H mm! n 9 home of the lalter's parents. Mr. been employed at the Blue Dome ,., fepgption by the 'Home and l 9,” F3” Milli: l1'l(”,f:”5hol hf; . ' H. Ev Md "H k I, any and Mrs, 0,.-en K9113-I pjsqujd Restaurant,Montague, for me past school Association. at the A Dy 935 57- " ler C 9” m5'"N''P0'0'' - 0" ' "ll" " ' "” '

Siindav. November 25th. Mi" iiinvri Jay was in Montague

A 'E8iEiFyTa?iien

Cnntinued from page 2

with vdiffe-r-entllplants. kept careful

from one's own. sensations, from smelling. tasting and noting the mellow variations in the colors and forms of the flowers; besides i: is so full of delightful memories nhich a gardener harvests as he follows that flowery path that it stirs the desire in us to exchange

we slowly comc to notice more of

several months, recently returned

Have it done now at DeLuxe Dry

Cleaners. Mont aizun.

. 'Friends of Miss Jean Mac-

lniyre. Brudenoll. airs pleased to

hear that she is i-rmvaiescing sat-

QPH.

..'MOTOR. VF SELS ARRIVE -'-Two motor vessels arrived in the port of Montague yesterday. The Palfrey under the command of captain George Moose. is loading a

Charles Walters is also takinif on a

Rev. F. N. Young welcomed the teachers to the social cvcning.

sured them. that the Home ar-ti school Association would support them in all their endeavors.

As Mrs. Ralph Beck sang a, humorous song each member of the teaching staff took his or her place at the front of

with Miss Peggy Beck as piano accompanist. A quartette, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck and Mr.

ously sang several harmonious selections. and a duet. by Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Coffin was very much enjoyed by the appreciative

eral other contests were conduct-

and Mrs. Douglas Collin. meiodi- --

visited and comforted her so many

her husband who with her celeb- rated years ago. six daughters. all mar-

their golden wedding two

0” Mr. " MBA Montague pleasant ones. and as-

HASTINGS. England - (CF) - Funds are being collected for the maintenance of an historic wind- mill. is famous landmark near this ancient Sussex town.

the splendid rueEinE's7'HiS?irTiiT-

RELIEF

BY THE MAKEISOFtDlI'1ol'AN1'l5BP'flC...llCKl'lTl COLMAN 'CA.NA

East, on Sunday. November 25. ' ' v ' . V ipd to he, home in scum. &ll):f(?;1e'l;::reHfv1;5 1';5'lmf;:";':fc'n;l times. she was laid to rest in the B U S P N Mr. and Mrs. Russel Myers, - ance of parents, friends and Lime Floll": Ccmeffxry x izvhg” SAFE SPEEDY PLEASANT Peakcs Road were guests of Mr. -r3D0N"1' 1-1'3-"'3'? l'"”', dry teachers. scores 3?! lmendst M vsbeid" '0' 'A'N .'ul' """ and Mrs. Wallace Wooirldge on cl”"l"3' "m ""9 "'7 Cl”””""- On behalf of the association. grave" 19 em,” 0 mourn I H "'

K DMLIMITID Pl-IAIMACJUTICAL DIVISION HO

Science Progressss

For 50 years we have used little white tablets-ucetylsollcylle acid -for relief of pain. Today this familiar pain-killer is available in o new lomi without the disodvoa. cages of acidity, imolubillty and bitter taste. It is called 'DIIPllN' and is sold at dnuhts every- whorl.

'DIIPIIN' ls available In Ioltlos of 16 tablets or Howdy Podei Folders of I.

. . . ' th dd 1 ' th Ch l'- , f Eli I' ' , M155 New Thompson. lower Eiiedtnefr and M then home m iotetetsolvncrllloglrilistsallgtaflnsir. illcholias 3.'ni,,.r.rd .(;'.”.l",'I,'i.,l,3fCl,c,.”. nu, 1o:..i-scent meetina "19 l0ll0WlIll C0m'l”y”'”'”' Montague. has Iccellmi H DOSMOH ' Ranahan in his sixty-seventh year. G - with Stewart and Beck. Montague. .M,.. Mam” 4c,.,”.en' Ch", "Nick", as he was better known.

Ml.

SAFE CIALS

cargo of potatoes for Fortune Bay audience. A musical contest was 5XP"l9nCe5- , ' Nfid., and the Trinity North, un- won by Mrs. Minnie MacDonald If We 2811"" as M"' wud" h” der the command of Captain and Mrs. Gerald ylardinc. Sev-

ELLIS BROS.

- 0 d” d d d h 1, . . - the hill meni. All joined in singing ”C'vOOd '.;:.:.:'-:2: :....::..:”:::. :.”::.”2:i'.:.:::;:...'"' l3ii'.”--i"'”"i"f rwrad - Her books are justly popular as F :"r..” M: all :3, or the THC?" being based on firsthand lnlorma- Mg, and Mm Howard MaCLeod ed '0" b;'ha”'B Jlrwgh l;:;':())l';r'; ""0"" ' 'itt r h - . - . . . 3 3,05. yjhla ;;'m:;s'mer ggillliggyofeirt and um children. Bany and with a delightful reading ta 3 GENTLE . '"""'" In the introduction we read. 4CtNher;ne'&l lcnnwom W30 gm Hundred Yea” .33”). 1 : ' mm :.::::.. 2. Mr. s::..::.. .S?..'&: .i.F.".i2”.”."i... .:...'i;::r 2 5 CENTRAL ROYALTY AND FITZROY GROCERY "Nth pkuu" l3 m be d”l"d Mr. and Mrs. William MacEach- ' 2 E 3 1 es '

ill" ”"”9”5 b"'"Y l" ””W9"5- we cargo of potatoes and is bound for ed by Mr. Young and caused a I? T """"' 599 the Exqllislie harmmllel "F Burin, Newfoundland. great deal of merrimcnt. Wuvl-MM contrasts in color hvtween the an- we - A delicious lunch was served A there and the corolla. the varlat- Ann-:5 IN SAINT JOHN--The by s committee of the ladies. con- - ions in green stem and leaves in death of Kelly Coffin. widow of vened by Mrs. Horace Fraser. On p" U, (s"c.d) 45; . ., NAM-Y suit the color of the petals and the late William Coffin occurred behalf of the teachers. the prin- ' '.' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' "'hPl' 019110”? 3-flllCh95 more WW9 on November 23rd at the General cipal, Mr. Vernon MacLean. ex- Pjf Lb. T'IQ sldfl . . . 43C 5 lllillll any human HF”S'- C0Uld l'l8' ,1-lospitai. Saint John. N. 3.. after pressed the sincere appreciation S. e s e e a e e e e e c 0 0 0 Vl59- . . i an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Cof- of the staff tn the association for fin who was born at Dundas Cen- ' ' . FRANK Monsieur Fnrestier, the great'h-9' 13,1” dgughfer or the" hm, ,izarden architect of modern France. Dunc"; md cm-imne gum, had , 6! used i0 tell A story of how OM been residing for the past nine s 46c . N'f'nlllEl ll? W85 Sirolllllll be?-W99" years with her step-daiig1ilcr.Mrs. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' I Tz SPECIAL: "STRANGER hibiscus. mums and meanders in a Leonard Smith. Saint John. N. a. moon DONOR CLINICS EWING S or SCHWAR

llalidell 310”! "19 African 8110”-5 surviving are four step-daughters.

PORK ROASTS

IN A LlGHTll0I'SFi"

of the Mediterranean accompanied M . Prescott White. Somerville. . . V C by ,, Faun: Nab. As they walked Mr”; Mm wan” Dank. MM, 2:00-4:00-Canadian Legion Hall SHOULDER 01. . . o e e e e e e o e e'e lllfmi ht? n0llC9d the N35 him 3 den. Mass: Mrs. George !'st.e,Vl Sf. Peter's Bay. rose tucked behind his right car. Domheuer, M555” and M”, smmhi

Per lb. 39::

100 DONORS NEEDED

clean air. and when we hurry down into the garden. all sunny and dewey it gives us a real thrill to see each little plant. still carry- ing raindrops in its leaves, stand- ing up straight and strong. having imbibed nourishment from the moist earth we had enriched.made porous and crumbly for them. This is a delightful book for

- -- H005!-hide 4 V 6Ti2Aiewr up & mTo '1':-IE

ras , 2 Pligs. ....f....... 73:

SALES and Sl!:RVl(,'lt Repairs To All Malice

10 ooesooooeoe "I0 lbs. per Order

cum cums iiiZ.”JEZii?l.ii”lJJi.n”1i;2.3'2-35?;L1...i"ec.::S:?":s...?.'?F":..GL2i?:; -.-.0 10-00 B Cl . H . TOILET TISSUE WEAR LONGER M the end of WC Walk And '-"med eral nephews and nieces. The fu- l L” ' ' M eaver u a to come back the Arab took the M"; was had on gundm-y Nod! Montague For Your ngiod nrilglncegull llggllelllttllerhlzsllreft; 25th. with serviceGstdl.)45 3.m.t 111-, 125 DONORS NEEDED -l 3? tetvasat onoa on,. my Gleam M 1:22 IlZ3.y”ifS”:S..?3'?- 8"” l ' - Maple Leaf. per lb. 22: 3 Rolls .. 23: Phone bthe Arab answered ':l3f:all&; OUR BOARDING HOUSE Maior Hnuplc 23”” :il””:lTl.23l:::l5 is "'3' o , , HEINZ CATSUP suonaums gm; . way There he many gates into the l HAR-HA2-HAR.'EGAD PIKE! ” True is new I CARRY dX 1 - . A I Per Boil e . c ::;i':.”J..::”i”.::”.i::':::.”i.i..l: i "W BRO”-' ZEMNDS ME M 6TUFE MAM: TWENTY . . Domestic. 3 lbs- .. S1-00 we sweat and strain our backs and ,- OFNJEE QC; 1 "J1-AFOQ OFPOWUETEETS X get deliciously tired and when we i Lo N U ic -u. - 5 p :2 '3."T53..flif.:l”il.."iJ?.”'ii'l.ll:l E Ger was some. am it was Q so Mow Exlra Special! - . , on the roof. but on awakening in 1 V HILARIOUS no AND THE . ? PEOPLE- , lb. Refrigeration .;g,;u;n(;;;j,g;:; 3,l;”,,,f,f;;' ,f,',;",;::,j :. on-use comeniiws HAT wear GET HURT owl-"TE SUGAR i I

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MOTORS

Rewinding and Repairs

suwrn-on :.'ii”?5t...2l.:2.'ii::i:T:” 7' y ' 0 ll i :."'i"El5'Mi"""""..e.'; , nl .-" res oueasons", .r v r -' mm." 9?. I 13,415iirv1fll"””T”W . l I l I I l " C Ii'ikt.ll'U -. "'01": H” The Annual lMeetlng of , t the P. E. I. Piowln Match - and Agricultural air As-

IGIII Jllllll?

- . . .d mu 411 at 7:30 P.M. .. , ldntggg gi.!c,3g.gm,gg.. Shareholders and exhibit-

anh lie or ors interested please attend. ALIIEIIT AOOBN. secret

sociation will be held in hail, Bridgetown. Tuesday. Dec.

of these vans; also Fills! aad Neuraigia. Ask for -lA';aesa.Ii.ssscd,ri,isoeaatus.1-sac