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THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Stewart, Miss

Harold F. AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Lllidrv. Albert Althea, rm. Byron Harriet Clair. Weldon Layers.

The Guardian may be la Georgetown: The Post Office;

bought at any of the

following places in Montague: Ml; S. A. Llewellyn; Mrs, Ob;

in Bouris: The Snack nu I.

H. Richards k Son.

‘BAGPIPES, dancing and many other attractions at Scottish concert, Yen's Theatre, Montague. Wednesday, Feb. 1.

. ‘CHURCH MEETINGS HELD - During the month of January the annual meetings oi the Souris- Bay Fortune charge were held. Both meetings were well attend-ed and very encouraging reports were presented by all organiza- tions wiithin the congregations. During the year the interior of the Bay Fortune church was com- pletely redecorated, and the ex-, terior of the Soiiris church re- shingled. The manse at Souris had been completely furnished and many repairs were made to it. All financial allocations were met by every organization and the M. and M. Fund reached its objec- tive of $550.00. It was planned that the minister's salary should be increased in i950 to meet the full objective set by General Council for 1951. Twenty-one new mem- hers were received into full mem- bership with the church during the year.

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Un der troubles. you should try cyst", within 80 minutes Cystex usually starts helping the Kidneys clean out excess acids arid irritating wast-es which may he the reel cause of your tmuhls. And this may quickly help you sin o and energy-make ou feelyminlor. o~ us Cysts: quickly br gs you satisfactory from the pains and distress of Kidney an Bladder roubles, simply return the an: ty package and you [at our mo bu . You have everything to s n and noth- to low. on't sulhr snu her dsy with. sslios your dnissist for emu.

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. RFITTID FOOTWEAR. at the Montague Shoo Store.

.. ‘PLAN T0 ATTEND Scottish concert In Yeo’; Theatre, Mori~ tague, Wednesday, Feb, 1.

--'HAVE YOU SEEN the new Cockshuht Washers with gas and electric motors ail. s. new low price‘) They are now on display at our Show Room. Bergman's, Mo... tugue.

Georgetown and Vicinity . M1". William Christian OfSf.

George's was a visitor to George- town on Saturday.

Mr. Qlllman Mair. who is em- ployed in the City. was the repent guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Yorston.

Miss Alice Gordon nf Rpsemerth was the guest during Saturday-and

Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Chester Walker. Miss Dorothy Jenkins of t-hie

firm 0f W. R. Jeri-kins in the City. spent Sunday as the guest. of her mother. Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

m. and Mm Herbert Stewart and family ni Charlottetown were recent guests oi relaitlvea in Georgetown.

Mia Louise Munphy oi DeBlols Bros. in Charlottetown. was the weekend guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy. Rich- mond Street.

Mrs. Joyce Msrtell and Mrs. Percy Ullaniley of Souris and Mr. Ken Fraser of Elmira. motored to Georgetown on Saturday and were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.

Stephen Delnry. student at Si. Dunstarrs college. was the week- end guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs F. J.. DeLory of Water Street.

Miss Anna. Mair. superintendent c-i‘ the Prince Edward Island l-Ios- pital spent the weekend visiting her brother and sister-in-iaw. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair. Burnt Polriit. '

Miss i-Tarllne Layers of Otiarlotte- tow-n attended I-hfl double-header hockey game in the looal rink on Saturday evening and visited rela- tivu in Georgetown.

M's. Harry MacOonnell who has beemviaiiting his home on Rich- mond Street for several weeks. left s. few dsys ago for Halifax. N. S. where he will take u/p his duller uiith the Canadian Bank of Oom- meros. Mr. MscConneli was prev- iously stationed in Sydney. N18.

The drawing for the electric urasher which was lot-leried by‘ the Georgetown Community Well-are League was held in the rinlk on Saturday night between periods of the Georgetown High School girls vs Prince Street School girls hoc~ key game. Th» drawing WHA under the. supervision and management

of Mr J. Howard MacDonald, vice-president of the Georgetown Oommun-lly Welfare League and

chairman of the lottery committee. Selection n! the ticket was medic by Mr. Jack Turner of Chas-lotus- town and the lucky winner was Master. "Billy" Wight. young son

NDSE DDLDS

Given Fast Relief

When you are sneezing. eyes run- ning, nostrils sll clogged up-thsfs the time to use Cstsrrh-o-ume; it arrests the discharge and helps you to breathe more freely. Best of all it helps to exterminate many of the nasty symptoms of cold. Advancing cstarrh is promptly treated. Sinus pain over the eyes is eased. s weak throat is given help. huskiness tr. the voice is dissipated. spitting unn nasal discharge are no longer sucl a problem. Get Cafsrrh-o-sone tn day from your druggist in 35:: and 73c sizes.

JOHN T. PANKS

who has been appointed a director and sales maria er of Rooies Motors Limited, Cana ' n Concessiona us for Hillmsn, Plumber and Sunbeam- Tnlbot motor cars.

of Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Wight of Georgetown. The proceeds of the lottery will go to sugumeri-t the building fund of the new rink and recreational center and the Goin- munity Welfare League thanks all those who patronized the lottery.

Montague To Gel Modern Fire Fighting Equipment

Following the recent fire loss of the Masonic Temple on Friday 188i. a group of citizens met with the Town Council for the ptmpose of devising s more effioen-t mode of operation for the equipment. It was proposed by the group that s. fire department of seven or eight meirnbers be foamed who would be on call at all times. It’. was also further proposed that adnilzzer system be installed in the home of eaich member. such a system to be ted from a. central switch at the Town Hall. The appointment of Mr. Murray Johnston as fire chief is expected to be made in the near future. Mr. Johnston has had oonsidenaﬂale ex- perience on the fine department of the city oi St. John. and with the support of this proposed pemnsnent group, an efficient department should be forthcoming

The decisions to be made wore placed in the hands of the fire committee of the Town Council: Messrs. Doug Coffin. B. I-i. Yen. and R. W. Book. Also under con- sideration is the purchase of anew additional pumper which would be s. vital addition to the equipment. Iit is possible. however. that the purchase of s. nfhole new unit might prove to be the most advis- able in the long run Since the pres- ent. fire truck is not. overly com» mcndsible for efficiency. Of course. the immediate argumentation of luck of necessary funds is instantly recognized. and since it might he lnsidvlsalble at this particular time to raise the taxes again, the argumentation is well founded. Nevertheless, it might be DOSSlblo to lay aside each year ll definite amount tovuards the evcntllﬂil Dill" chase of such iinore GYIIICIOHI. equip- ment. At. all events. it is com- mendable that something is at least being done to eradicate the sorry situation which has been present. for the post number of years, and it; is felt that any more in the desiredWlii-eotion will have the full support. of the gr-nernl public. since it. is their safety which is in question.

Gard

Mrs. Dmigald Gunning and Family wish to thank their kind friends, neighbours and Doctor for ell their sets of kindness shown to them in their ‘recent sad bereave- ment. also to those who sent flnw- ere and messages of sympathy. Also special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Ensor Bpwness for their kindness.

IN MEMORIAM

BUILER- in fond and loving memory 0f n. dear father, William Butler who passed sway January 10th, 1948. '

Ills memory will always bi cher- 0d

wiui the phasing of each year.

Inserted by Tommy. Jean arid and Family.

town fire ,

IN MEMORIAM

' VICTOR McGUlGAIN

0n Sa rday. Jllnliafy 14th. "W" seed s sy to his eternal reward person of victor McGuigan. at

the age of 6'7 years. All his life he wsssmsnofmbust ihM-lihﬂ-fﬂ cheerful disposition. He W55 stricken last August. and from then to the time of his dealt-h. he had everything in medical care and kind nursing. He was operated 0n by Dr. Seaman, s. skilled surgeon. assisted by Dr. McIntyre and skill-

to whom his widow and brothers

ed there for 5 weeks when lie re- turned home- wihere six weeks after he passed peacefully away. Numerous were the friends and relatives who called upon him dur- lng his sickness. He was also vis- ited by his parish priest Father Mullally, who administered the 185$ rites of the Church.

His remains were conveyed tn St.- PauYs Church. Sturgeon. where; Mas; was sung by Father MulLallv| assisted in the choir by Lawrence" Edward and Maurice Daly. Service: at the grave was conducted by Father MuTliilLv urhere his body was laid tenderly to rest to await the resurrection. t He leaves to mourn this widow (nee Martha. Jamiesoni. Laiwrenoe Jamieson. whom ‘he brought up. four brothers, Christopher. Err-inlet, John A. and Jairnes 0.. all of St- ‘Maiys Road.

The Mass Cards. Letters and Messages of sympaiihy. all aititesit to the esteem in which the deceased was held. It may be truly 531d he had no enemies. His funeral was

largely attended by friends and n-elghlbours. The pail bearers were: Jaimes

Daly. Jerome Hughes. Ray Gonn- ley, Brine McCarrorr. Lester Mc- Keoman and his nevphww Cmirge llirGuigan. Hearse driver William,

Gard or 1.25....

Mrs. Victor McGuiﬂfm and» Family. wish to thunk the Nurses

and Doctors oi’ Montague 811d

p_ E, L Hospital for their care and

kind aMBflillOn during the illness. of her hwtbandz- also the nelglli‘. bour-s for thr-ii- kindness during his | illness and death and t0 thC-SI‘ WWI mu letters. cards of sympathy and Mass Cards.

IN MEMORIAM

I" loving memory or liviliiam, Loitli ‘Mela-an who 9335"‘ "Em-VI January 31st. 1941 ]

You are not. forgotten dear Filth?!‘ Never shall your memory IMF Swen-test thought; shall ever Ho!" Around the {Pave where Y0“ l" laid.

Inserted by

Daughters Jessie and Irene,

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Psyntrr who w-wd, away on January 25th. i038. and January 20th, 1MB. ,

Thdir memories to us ls a keepsake

With whim we shall never pari- Though (mi Iii“ them In His keep-

ing We still have ihevm nn our hell’!!-

Ever Itememhared Hanoi: and Christine and Family.

ln memory of my father, Herbert Psynte-r who departed this life on January 25th. 103B. and my rnuthrr [jun-rm Payriter, on January 29th, i948.

Tm; mnni-h recalls sad memlvrlol Of loved ones gone h) rest And I'm-i- who think oi them w

dsy Are tilt». ones who loved them best.

Inserted by Daughter Gertie and Family.

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In loving memory of our dear mother. Mrs. Lucy A. Psynter. who passed away on Jlnllll‘! Wm‘. 1947-

Resilng where shadows fall

1n pcffggt peace, you wait us all: God will link our broken chain, As one by one We meet again- Dora, Wesley and Harold.

P. E. I. H ital. Pd “an” M the 08p lexperiments and experiences last year, threaten to overt

will ever feel grateful. He rernain- | shadgw production,

. ing is

IN ANew Hampslilres in any

lof "nor. Pisllet Chick", this grade is especially suited m the needs of the Flock Owner supplying, or wishing to sup- ply Hatching Eggs to s Hatchery. ‘current R.0.P. entry, and can only be auppli an R.0.P. Breeding Farm. -

t. 31, 1950_ IARIJIERS ATTEIITIDN

IIA-DIlIIRS-LIIIIIID-FERTILIZER

We are now booking orders for a carload of Na-Churt Liquid Fertilizer, to arrive about April first, and if you arI looking for). better, all-purpose fertilizer. at a greatly m duoed cost per acre, we invite your immediate attention. Wt are not promised a further supply, as the demand from thl Central Canadian Provinces and Western Canada, following}

NA-CHURS-LIQUID Fertilizer contents are the saint us in dry fertilizers, the great advantage being that, a]. ready in liquid form and dissolved, they become immediate. Iy available as plant food, assuring a quicker Start. sturdivt growth and an earlier maturity. .The oost for potato grow. covered by $15-$20 dollars per acre, and grain less than $2 dollars; other crops proportionately.

We cannot tell you all about “Na-Churs Liquid Fri-til. lzer” in this advertisement but we invite you to send for literature and our own special pamphlet. now in course of preparation, which will be mulled upon requesb-or-call at our office, Fitzroy Street, of! Queen, when in Cilan- lottetown.

J. II- GILLIES 8i SUN Livrsrocii rrrn iiuriicv

NOTICE

If sufficient numbers apply, a. three weeks’ course in “EGG AND POULTRY GRADING” will start on FEBRUARY 20th at BIRCH COURT.

This course Is carried on under Vocational Traili- ing, n. joint projectof Federal and Provincial Govern- ments, iind instruction will be given by Mr. F. M. Nash and his staff. Assistance towards living expenses is available to those completing the course satisfactor- ily who must live away from home.

Apply immediately to:-

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Charlottetown, P. E. l.

i BABY CHICKS

From the BEDEQUE CHICK HATCHERY . The first Hatchery ln the Province to ualify as “A CANADA ACCREDITED R.0.P. BREEDER TCHERY.”

This is the highest grade, and we are proud to be the first in the Province to receive this distinction.

This is our customers’ assurance of n superior Baby

Chick, all eggs sot are produced under sanitary conditions. from our own flocks (every bird of which ls, ‘or has been

produced from, R.0.P. Stock) mated to the cream of our

l R.0.P. Males.

We have the following breeds to choose from-ROI’. grade, including the “uew" grade

It is the “progeny of a direct from

And in Cross-Brads- i

8.0.1’. Slred New Hampshire X Barred Plymouth Rocks. R.O.P. Slred Barred Plymouth Rocks X New Hampshire.

NOTE: "All three breeds are very popular on U. S. A.

Markets." ‘Prices on R.0.P. Sired Grade, all Breeds-

Cockerels 8c, Mixed 17c, Pullets 82c, R.O.P., and

R.0.P. Puliet Chicks (wing banded) rlces on request.

ORDER NOW — No deposit require —First hatch off February 24th; .Hatclies twice week] thereafter.

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mo, Sneakers, mm, wot-ii and Dress Shirts, Paint,

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