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JUST ARRIVED-fit shipment of Irons, Toasters, ilot Plates and Flashlights. Brown Electric Shop, 117 Kent Street. 3-28-30-21.

THE GUARDIAN IN HALIFAX —lslanders and others in Hallie! desirous of obtaining The Guardian may do so at Walker's White Spot ll Salter 8t. ti- VISITED MIIIIERST — Mrs. J. Frank MacWilliarns. Cape Tra- verse. Mr. and Mrs. Melville G. Bell and Mr. Edwin Boll. DeSable. motored to Amherst and Hali- fax, N. 3.. Saturday. While in Amherst they were the guests of Mrs. Bell’s sister. "Mrs. George Strang. 99 Church St.

docket of nine men were before Magistrate K. M. Martin yester- dav morning. Of the five cases oi drunk and disorderly, three were fined $10 and costs and the other tiwo sentenced to 20 days‘ im- Drlsonment. Of three drunk and incapable. t/wo were fined $10 and costs or 20 days. and the third 20 IlBYS in Jail, One case of vag rancy was given 60 days‘ suspend- ed sentence.

WEDDING BELLS - A pretty wedding took place at the Bap- tist Parsonage 0n Wednesday, March 20th when Rev. I. J. Levy united in marriage Shirley Kath- ryn Lewis. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lewis, Charlottetown to Mr. William Wilson Partridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Part- ridge, Charlottetown The bride, who wore a becoming dress of powder blue silk jersey with maitohing accessories and cors- oi pink carnatlons, was at- tended by Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lewis as matron oi honor and gioomsman. Mrs. Lewis was gowned in pale green crepe. con- trasting accessories and e oi Ewen daffodils After the ceremony that; were‘ entertained at the home of the groom's par- ents, about 30 guests being pres- ent. Man-v lovely presents were received by the happy young couple.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH- The regular monthlv meeting of Trinity United Church W, A. was held on Thursday afternoon in the East Parlor. Heartz Hall with the president. Mrs. Dickie in the chair. Devotional period was led by Mrs. John Garnhurii, rs. Wm. Teed with_ Mrs. J. K. 5 therland at the piano. The topic was Stewardship. Secretary and Treas- urer gave reports. Visiting and Sick Committees reported calls made and flowers sent. Messages of thanks were received from members who had been ~11} and had been kindly remembered. Rev. Mr. McLennan addressed the meeting brinziniz ntatters of in- terest before the members regard. in: the work of the church. The W. A. will co-onerate in the re- Cention planned ior the returned men of our church. A letter D1 appreciation from the Board of Stewards for the splendid man. rier in which the W. A. catered or the choir banquet was road,

Mortgage Sale

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in Prince Edward I and on sag. urdny the Thlrtecnt day oi An- rll. 11., 194s at the hour of twelve o'clock noon ALL THAT it?" 0|’ Ilflrcei oi land

"id Mill! on Lot or Kl y Number Forty-four In “rigs cunty aforesaid, boring.

and described a; fonowa‘ ma‘ h i» Mm- COMMENCING on the West side of the New Zealwnd Road

ty-ona acres of la d i 1 || by John Mallard Blllld nzrvlvjnlalirlve a“ to Thomas Kickham; thence est along the Southern boundary of "i9 “id in" eikllty~three chains and fifty links or co the rear line 0i the Bear River Line Road farms: thence South air chains to the yo?“ billllldlfy 0f 1i"! acres of 6'1 formerly held by Edward Qokliwoy and now conveyed to the "will" Kiviilwm: thence East

land Road aforesaid them-q Nm-th iilozglllgllhfiefllgfllllln load ling“ Iii.“ n . con i . TY ACRES of land n Iittllleal lllllfQ 0r Ices as described in a Govern. mes: Deed dated 18th of ll? . to Thomas Kickham and reg. isLn-ed in Liber A19 Folio 210.

o above sale is made under Ind by virtue cf and pursuant to a power of Sale contained in an lndenture oi Mortgage

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Honour Roll ior March: Grade X: 1. Elizabeth Lents; 2. John Allan; 3. George Vusey,

Grade IX: l. Carl Brown; 2. David Hurst; 3, Mary Rgm35y_ Grade VIII: 1, Isabel Mao. Ieod: Z, Heather Lani-Z; 3. David Wgoda ra e V111: 1. Robert Agnew; 3- Phyllis “it: 3. Jean Mil-fer. Grade VII: 1, Barry r5; g_ 3. James

Douglas Cameron; ood. Grade VlII: l. Karl Reardon; 2,

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THERE WILL BE SOLD by Pub- lic Auction in front of the Law 00"": Bullnlnz. in oiisi-iottewwn Queens County. on wedneasday the 24th day oi April A, 0., 1040, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon ALL glfillzTllllelCT, PIECE AND PAB- o situate, and hein hLBear River Linelfllllgnd, King’: County, in Prince Edward Island and bounded as follows, that is to if": COMMENCING at the North Last angle of said lend and- run- ning South along Bear River Line lillld a distance. oi Seven chains ""1 siiyfilllrtlillke or 1:0 Isa-id now in aeenon o ary ano McDon- ald; thenc Waist-worthy nylon

said line a distance of three-ion be of a mile or to land in on of

Archibald Campbell. and rusuiin

thence Northqardly a d o; o Seven chains and seventy in or to a fixed stake. at "John" C. Mc-

Phse’e and thence Eaatwardly three- "Ilrilla of a mile or to the place of commencement conta

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agility; 3. Carol Sinclair and Dean-

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$18.00-—Capt. A. Stuart Dickson. $12.05--Model School Plllllln $l2.00-—Miss M. B.~MscNeili, H. H. Jewell. J. E. R. MsoEweli. $11.00—-J. F. Lafierty. 510.00-li‘rank Oakes, Allison F. Owen, Percy D. Worth. Tyndall White, Miss Ruth Tarbusli, Willzm J. Storey, Hanoi Stewart. Earl F. Smith. Gordon F. Roper, Prince Grocery. Miss Jane M. Patterson. Mrs}, Mary MacNeill, Joyce Nichol- son, Geo. L. Monkley, Ralph Mac- Lean, James 0. MacLean. Mrs. Jack Large, George Ives, Roy L. Huestis. Hornsbys Bakery, Ivan Harper, Charlotte Gordon, Leslie Gillespie, Von Ciure and Mrs. Gay.

Miss Evelyn Ma Escher-i, Miss Jean Eamon. Mrs. (Rev) Ewen MacDougali. Mr. Blair MacDonald.

Allison MacDonald. Olive Dewar, W. A. Cutciifie. Craswell Studio. Ro- bert Constable. Mrs. Laura Ciapp. Mr. Bertram Cameron, Miss Winni- frsd Burns, Mrs. J. Bevons. G. A. 8s Ivan Berrigan, Mrs Sarah Bennett Dorothy Auld, Horace B. Willis. B. Parker Moore, A. B. Bagnail, R. H. Campbell, N. .Anderson, Major Alan Nicholson, Miss Sophia Newson, L. B. MacMiilan, H. E. Moore, Mrs. Jennie Montgomery, Mr. C T. Mont- gomery, Miss Mary Hazard, Evelyn Hazard, H A. Messervy, Miss Mabel Mathesoii, Elmer W. Mallett, Sgt. Earl '1‘. MacLeod. MariomMacLean. J. C. McLauchlin. Ronald Lotten, Miss Norah Longwortli, J H. Lohnee J. L. Lcckhart. Wiiired A Living- stone, Albert Ley. Lenuox Hotel, Mr. A. A. Leaman, Mrs. Murdock MacKinnon, R. C. Keenan, Lillian Kaye, Elias Kaye, Keith M. John- ston, Mrs. 1-1. D. Johnston, Helen Hobkirk, Mr. John Herman, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hazard, Evelyn I-lanney. Mrs. Elizabeth Gillie, Arthur W. Gaudet, Henry MacFai-ianc. James “A Fullerton. Florence Fraser. Alice Fraser, Jessie Fullerton, J. Russell “Finley, Lorne Finley, Helen Finlay- eon, Arthur Ferbieh, E. W. Farqub

arson, Enterprise Bakery. Empress Beauty Salon. Charles Earle, Mrs. Reuben MacDonald, L. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. J. F MacDonald, Duv- are Garage, W. C. Davies, Hope Davey, P. M. Dakiii, Frank Currie 8s Son, Wiiired Cudmore, Cudmore Dry Cleaners. Harry Court, Dr. J. E. Corrigan, William Condon d: Sons, J. A. Ceilings, Carry on Knit- ting Club, Randolph H. Carruthers, Lou Campbell. Ewen Cameron, E. C. Cameron, G. A. Cairns, Andrew Butler, Elmer Bulman, P c. Brown. Alex C. Brown, '1‘,.M. Breiiaut, Mrs. 1-1. E. Bowman, W A. Boisner. Maur- ice Block, Chester E. Shaw. Mrs. A. -E. Smith, Vera Simpson,» sci Sterne, '1‘lioe Spender, R. E. S ller, H L Bethune, C. A". Beer, Mrs. E. H. Beer, A. Aylwsrd, Bloie H. Andrew, W. E. Allen, J. Ivaii Nicholson, Wil- lis Nicholson. Reg. MacNutt, Orchid Restaurant, FlorenceOwen,» Maud Passmora. John Pippy, H. F. Mac- Phee, Zilpha Macquarrie,‘ E. M. Ramsay, Helen Ramsay, Roxy Rest- aurant, Louis A. Stewart. Lily Sea- man, L. S. Stevenson, Naked Tweel. The Two Macs, G. Carr Thompson, S. D. Vair, Fred G. Ward. West End Nursery, Fred Wilkins. Mrs. Eil-

een Woodruiie, Mrs. Geo Jenkins, Seward Soap Co., Mrs. R. B. Mai-r, C. Winfield Matlicson. Dominion Wedding, The Canadian Fairbanks Morse. A. '1‘. D'Athe. J. R. Stafford Industries, Smith k Nephew, Ltd..

Vernon Stewart, Rupert MacKaY.

Athol Burns.

$9.00 —- A. W. Yeo, F. C. Worth,

Miss E. B. Cuming, Mr. Frank Cox

Mrs. Harry Brander.

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$7.50 -- Stewart Ives $6.00 - Miss Muriel Weeks, Will- iam Worthy, Miss Ivy Sher-ten, V. .L. Shaw, Mrs. Clove Roberts, Marion Palmer, Helen Moore, Miss Helen Mills, R. V. MallettyJ. D. MaoLeod, Allie MacLecd, Peter

Isabel Donald, Miss H.

le $5.50 -- Joseph P. Aftleck, Kath- erine MacLean, Richard B. Ross, Edward Van Every, Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Pope.

$5.00 —- Geor e Abbott, Mrs. Mabel Burle gh, Mrs. Ernest Handle , Mrs. James MacKenzic, A. J. tapleo, Mrs. R. l‘. Acorn, Linnle Aitken, Iphgenie Arsenault

Min Dorothy Auld, Welter C.

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. , '. . chase, PS‘. R. JennilinsOrion Johnston Kent Beauty Shoppe. Kent Hotel.

MacKinnon, Fred Lambros, Rev. I.

Packing Co., John Ling A: Co., Victor Ling, Ernest S. Lord, Mlle Eleanor Lowe, C. ,A. Lumsdcn, B. Preston MacLatnc, Danny Mac- Lean, Mrs. Hazel MecLean, Jean E. MacLean, Reginald Maclfig Miss Katherine MacLennan, v

D. B. MacLeod, . James A. McLeod. Mill Milli!" MacLeod, M. L. MacLeod, Norman MacLeod, Vernon McLuse, Reg. Mahar, Canon E. M. Malone, Stan- ley C. Matheson, Ernest Moly- neaux, J. F. Moore, Helen Morris, P. A. Murnaghan, Mrs. J. Howard Murray, Jean MacMillan, Marion lilacMillan, A. E. Nelson, New England Cafe, Norman A. Nichol- son, Mrs. Sheldon Nicholsbll. Fred NOT"!!- Clias. MacNeill, Mr. Walter I‘. MscNeill, E. M. MacNevin, Miss C. Amelia Palmer, Peggy Palmer, J. H. Partridge, Foster Rickard, Mil- ton Pickard, Helen L. Pigott, Major Herb Poole, Ora B. Prifitt, Mrs. Florrie Proude, Beale Prowse, Arnold MacPhee, William A MacPhee, Gordon MacPherson,

Pherscn, Arthur D. Ramsay, J. Y. d: Mrs. Beay, Maurice Redmond, The Regent, Reliance Gargage, Mrs. W. B. Robertson, J. T. Rob- inson, Helen Roper, Mrs. J. S. Mor- ris, Mrs. Donald Rose, Margaret Ross, Allison McRae, Harold Saunders, A. Blrtwistle, L. F. M. StronZ. Miss Marjorie Thackcr, Frank Vanlderstine, William Vic- kerson, Vogue Miilinery 8s Ladies Wear, William A. Warren, Annie G. Watson, T. A. Watson, Samuel Waugh, Robert Weeks, M. Wheat- ley, R. T. White, Henry W. Wool- ridge, Miss Miriam Worth, Mr. 8r Mrs. Hiram l-Iowatt, Windsor Worth, Fred Wotton, William M. Wright, Edwin Stewart, D. D. McDonald, Dr. G. C. Bishop, Mrs. A. W. Finlayson, Miss Pauline Wright, Miss Jean Wood, Harold F. Storey, Mre. E Sterne, Isabel Rogerson, Margaret Mac- Lennan, Jemima Mac-Lathe, Dor- othy Keenan, Robert E. Jones, Robert Hurry, Miss Claire Grif- fith, Helen Garrett, Mr. Neil Mac- Eachern, Mrs. D. A. MacDonald, Alfred Doyle, Miss Dorothy Dever Mrs. Elizabeth E. Davies, Wilfred A. Davey, Vernon D. Currie, Al- fred Currie, Cobb d: Crawford, Mrs. C. B. Chappell, Calvin Camp- bell, James A. Burnett, Audrey Birch, R. H. Baker, Gillespie d: Co., West Disinfecting Co., Pou- lenc Freres Lab., Victoria Paper its Twine, Desberger Bisrnoi Lab, British Houses Ltd., Burroughs rwellcome 8r Co.,, R. J. Lovell Co. Ltd., Wilfred James, James Flood, Leo Bradley, Percy Proud. Doro Cox, Marion Younk,___,~E nor, eod. sac Robert ‘Stewart, Martha Saunders, Percy Keenan, Miss A. Gillie, Margaret Crockett, Dorothy Conway, Mrs. Jennie Batt, Miss Mary Bentley, Isabel J. Sinclair, Patricia Campbell, Gordon Cud- more, I. M. Cudmore, Mrs. Estelle Dennis, Lillian Duchemin, Robert A. Duncan, Miss Louise McEwen, .Miss Jean Gill,_ Agnes MacLean, Esther MacLeari, Jeah MacLeod, J.L. Macbeod, Marion Maclaod, Phyllis .MacLeod, Mill E. M. Matheeon, Mary Mills, Mrs W.E.',W. Owen, Barbara Pound, June Mac- Pherson, J . D. Roop, Bertha White, V. Gerard 8: Co., Elmer Mae- Kenna, Victor Livingstone. $2.50 Emilio Taweel. $2.00—A.D. Storey, Mrs. Joyce Murray, E.B. l-Iynes, Lyell Gur- ney, Chesley ‘S. Bueil, Marjorie Acorn, George Adams, Glad I Affleck, Victoria Anderson, and Mrs. Melville Andrew, V. E. Aehfield, CH. Benoit, Mr. more, Mrs. A. Steele, J.B. Shel- foon, Donald L. Sinclair, Mr.

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