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PRINCE EDWARD TODAY -Fill. sin.

AGENTS: IIONTAGDEI

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

Tin: GUARDIAN.

llarold I. Utesvort, Miss

AGENT Gl0I4lI'l'0WNx

Landry. Albert Alton. Ilse. Ines llarrtet Clair. , Weldon IAVOII.

lHl:'BI(z'GES'l' PARADE 0F LAUGHS 0F WORLD WARE

The Guardian an: be

following places In iiloutsguo: Mia: B. A. Llewellyn; Ilrn. Ola). us Georgetown: The Post Office: In souriai no such Bar and It ll. Ilohas-do 0 son. I '

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...All the loves, Lough: and Eocopodoe of tho 'WiIIios' who come

Montague shoe store.

..'l'l'l".l'l'iD FOOTWEAR At the

M.-.

Mr. Neil Bruce, who spent a

marching homo!

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News Of The Day, "Winter 'Storage". March of ".l'lme, Mid-Century.

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few weeks in Boston visiting re- latives and friends. has returned to his home in Milltown.

...!Miss Ethel Beck. student nurse of the Prince Edward 1:- land Hospital. spent Sunday in Montague. guest of her brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boehner.

Valleyleild Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nichol- son. Whim Road. visited friends in Valleyfieid.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald. Kilmuir. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Nichol- son. Valleytield.

Mr. Stewart MacDonald and Miss Audrey MacDonald were recent business visitors to Char- lottetown.

Mrs. William MacLeod has re-

turned to her home in Valleytield after a most. enjoyable trip to the United States

Mr. and Mrs. John MacPherson and family of Charottetown, spent the holiday visiting friends in Valleyfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart and family were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stewart. Vaileyfield.

Mr. Harry VanBuskirk is once again making his regular Satur- day night trips to Montague. transporting the people for a night's shopping and pleasure en- ioyed by many.

The farmers of Valleyfield and surrounding districts have started working the land in preparation for seeding and planting. How- ever. this spring's operations were

shipping as well as cold unfavor- able weather.

Miss Marguerite MacDonald ts convalescing at her home in Val- Ieyfield after a recent operation in the Toronto hospital. Her many friends are glad to know that she was able to make the trip home and that her health is im- proving steadily.

With the fishing season well under way the Valleyfield stream has once again become a centre for those who follow the sport with the hope of landing the his onu that are known to be there. However the fish are choosy this season and only the experts can lure a good sized trout while the smaieur must be contented to tell about the big one that got away. It is hoped the gravel washing that takes place annually further up stream will not be started this year as. it has a serious effect on the sport of fishing so popular in this area.

.::.(-..EE . Isle of Wight. Eng-

land - (CF) - A hen here hatch-

ed more than 10 chicks at the top of a 20-foot tree.

Feet Killing You?

I IIDTIIM Whenfeet are tired and aching: ' I I. Bathe with Cuticura Soap. 2. Massage '

with Cuticura Ointment. 1. Dust Cuticurs

T Talcum between toes and into shoes. Tryi '

CIlTICIlRAI.RITut'iiTJ

held up somewhat by late potato.

. RNOW IN STOCK. at the Hai- toguo Electric 00., quality 5-hgu, hot plates. only 80.50.

Mr. William Landry. Halifax, spent a few days in Montague at the home of his mother, Mrs. Abram Landry.

Mrs. Ethel Ramsay, who spent the past few months with rela- tives in Boston. Mass.. has re- turned to Montague at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ladner.

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The motor vessel "Betty and Molly" arrived in "ontague on Saturday from Beileoran, Nfld.. under the command of Captain Jim Kirpin. The vessel will take on a load of produce from local exporters for Newfoundland ports.

The Irving Oil tanker "Seekonls" docked in Montague on Moods). and discharged 80.000 gallons of gas and oil before proceeding to Halifax. The ship came to Mon- tague from Charlottetown and was piloted by Temple Gotell to Montague from Georgetown.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Walker and sister. Miss Mae Walker of Ken- sington, motored to St. Peter's Bey last Sunday to visit their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quigley and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quigley of that place.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cai-ruthers and young son. William. arrived

in Montague. where they are the guests of Mr. Carruthers' mother, Mrs. W. A. Carruthers.

this year completed his opto- metry course at Toronto Univer- sity and intends to open his prac- tice in Charlottetown.

'50FI'l-I WEDDING ANNIVER- SARY-At the recent fiftieth wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Howatt, Summerside. re- latlves from Middleton. Tryon. Chelton, Charlottetown and Sum- merside met to present them with a gift and an address.

..tMiss Rhoda Palfrey, Z). daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Palfrey. Barrington Passage. who was born in Mount Stewart. has been select- ed one of four Canadians to teach in a Tokyo university. Japan. Miss Palfrey graduated in Arts from Mount Allison University this spring with a cum laude dis- tinction and first class honors in English. She was presented with her Silver "A" and Gold "A" pen- dant as manager of the debating team. Miss Palfrey leaves in June

CHARLOTTETOWN

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Miss Betty Shaw. Brudoneli, spent the week-end at whim Road the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Webb Nicholson. '

Miss Shirley MacDonald. Mon- tague. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacDonald. Whim Road.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boisner of Charlottetown. and their small daughter. Shirley. were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Whim Road.

A fire of unknown origin dc- stroyed the home of Mr. Eigin MacKinnon, Milltown. His friends and neighbors sympathize deeply with Mr.-Macliinnon in his loss.

The Sunday School classes at Whlui Road. under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. S. Stzrcight. re- cently held an essay competition on Bible work covered during the season. Five districts rep- resented were Alberry Plains, Rosenea-th. Brooklyn, Milltown and Whim Road. The prize win- ners were Miss Jean MacKinnon of Milltown and Miss Jean Camp- bell of Brooklyn. Additional prizes for best work and attendance

Tender Leaf Too-with the "little top loaves"-

You have to gel the "little top leaves" to enjoy the lull Irogronco and lover of tool That's what makes Tondor leaf such a cap- tivating browl It has the rare bouquet and stimulating goodness Worn the top leaves -. full hearty "second-cup" strength tool Eula,

Tudor Leaf Tea to-deyl

Whim Road.

Mrs. J. N. MacDonald was 1:05- tess to members of the Whim Road W M. S. auxiliary of the Montague United Church. on Fri- day night. May l9th. A good at- tendance of members made this

were won by Miss Edie MacDon- aid and Mr. Donnie Munro, both of

anniversary meeting a successful one. Mrs. Cecil Campbell, the

president. directed the meeting and Mrs. Wm. D. Fraser. the sec- retary followed the regular busi- ness routine. The program was conducted according to the one outlined in the Missionary Month- ly. Several well-known hymns were sung. At the close of the evening Mrs. MacDonald served a delicious lunch to all present.

T GOODWILL VISIT

WINNIPIDG - (CP) ..

of the Detroit Lakes PublicNlse:1,:g mixed choir visited here recenu and were given a two-day mun: of entertainment. sight-seeing W educational periods. The 83 youm stors were here for R -4gm,dwm. education-al visit.

for Hartford. Conn, to study the Japanese language. '

DROWNED AT SAINT JOHN

SAINT J0!-IN. N. B..Msy at -(UP-Prank Doucette. 70. was drowned today when he slipped from a wharf at Market slip. By- standers came to his rescue but he was pronounced dead on or- rival at hospital. No inquest will

be held.

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FARMERS DF IIIIIGS DDIIIITY

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Montague, Friday, June 2nd.

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