The Montague High School hoe x key team which this year. underi the coaching of Art Clements, hasl

'the High School in some years.

Montague High School Hockey Team

been one of the best teams from 1 provento be a team strong enough jBallem, P. Deslloches, W. Mc- curnng Today

for any opposition in its class, and E Ewen. K. Peardon. E.

Having payed mostly exhibition 1 has marked up a splendid record. i Left to right: Front Row - K.

hockey during the season, it has

MacLure. l Back Row - R..Sullivan, R. A near. B. Clair, A. Clements. coac

Mon., March 26, 1956

The Guardian. Page 5 f

Dawn Ceremony As Pakistan Becomes Republic

KARACHI (Reuters) - Pakistan t an" ' ",”' Fri- day in a solemn. dawn ceremony on the lawns of Government House as envoys of 35 nations attended.

Bewlgged Chief Justice Monah- ham Munir gave the oath of office to tail. soldierly Maj.-Gen. Iskan- der Mlrza, who became the first president.

Pakistan, as a iepublic inside the British Commonwealth, now has a status equivalent to that of India.

A few hours after theeeremony, President Mirza told Pakistan's ao,ooo.ooo people in a radio broad- cast:

"The territorial integrity of Pak- istan will always remain an in- vincible article of faith for us."

Before the inauguration cere- mony, President Mlrza sat in a gilt chair next to his wife. the Iranian-born Begum Naheed Is- lrander Mirza. who wore I light blue sari.

They were fla'nked by red-coated

3' At Montague

EASTERN GUARDIAN

SAWING lumber every darn Thompson's Mill. Montague. o1.l0l per 100 feet for sawing.

NIONTAGUE special servicesi begin tonight at 8 pm. in Bar- iist Church, Speaker Rev. L. S. Woolfrey. -

LEAVES FOR TORONTO f Mr. I Alcx Hamilton, New Perth. 6 leavl lng today for Toronto where he will attend a directors meeting and the annual meeting of the Canad- ian Co-operative Wool Growers As- sociation. Meetings will he held , Wednesday and Thursday ill the Royal York Hotel.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The

funeral of the late Thomas F. Ren- p (on, of Georgetown, whose death, occurred on March 21, was held on

Saturday, Mach 24. A short ser-

vice was held at the home at 2 p. , m. followed by service in St. Dav-I id's United Church with Rev. W.A. V Paterson officiating. The pail hear- i ers were Emerson Llewellyn, C.A.

Scully, .l.F. Johnson, J.lI. MacDon, aid, Donald King, Ray W. Solomon I lntermcnt was in St. David's Cem-

otery.

Personals

llcssrs. Roy Ciow. Ray Machonl and George McKceman returned to Montague after a pleasant visit to Boston, Mass. i

liiss Margaret MacDougall, New Glasgow, N.S., was the guest of. Rev, D. A. Campbell and Mrs.' Campbell, during her recent visit: to Montague. , i

His friends in Montague and vic- : lnity are sorry to hear of the illness , of Mr. Fred Leard, Pisquld, in that P.E.l. Hospital, and wish him a i complete return to health.

GASP and LAUGHIN

GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Cyrene McDonald return- ' ed last week to her home in Geo- rgetown from Halifax, NS where

DANCE Lowe, Montague 'ha1L she spent the past few months,

Easter Monday night. Good mu- with he” d”"8m"' Miss mm M” sic. Canteen service. D095”-

WHEN REMODELLING uun.j Mr. T. A. Campbell, of Chari- suit us for plywood, chmme ottetown, Provincial Fire Mar- aborite, masonite, shall, was a business visitor to Congo-wall and cabinet hardware.iG90TEel0Wn 011 W A J "-

mouldings, Hilcliey and Vanlderstine. Mon-i

tague, I L.A.C. William Murphy Jr., of the Royal Canadian Air Force, E? stationed at Ottawa is spending; two weeks in Georgetown, as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, Sr.

Mr. Raymond DeRoches. Man- ager of Redmond Export Ltd.. has

Farm Value Of Maple Products

OTTAWA tCP) -The gross farm value of Canadian maplei Products declined in,1955 to 310,- 882.000 from 311,038,000 in the pre- vious year but was well above the 1948-52 average of 59,307,000,

The bureau of statistics reports the year's output in terms of sy-

zip declined to 2,231,000 gallons TUESDAY, MARCH 27

om 2.422.000 in 1954 and the 1948- 52 average of 2,728,000.

Gross farm value of maple sy- rup by province with last years' figures in brackets: Quebec 89,- 3I3.000 59,315,000) Ontario 3972,- 000 l3l.l0,000); New Brunswick 352.000 (051,000) Nova Scotia 524,-. 000 (317,000).

YEO

Mon - Tues

returned to Halifax, N.S. follow-iRlnkl0dBY1 ling a business trip to Georgetown.

Miss Peggy Johnson has accep- ed a position on the office staff of the Montague Co-op Super Market. TM

HISTORIC LAND

Ceylon, self-governing since 1948 Gregor was a monarchy from the fifth century to the 19th century.

l Curling schedule at Montague

7 P. M.

East ice - L. H. Poole vs 3. Johnston

West ice - Wm. Macboon vs C. S. Stewart

9 P. M.

East ice - l-I. Moar vs II. Mac-

West ice - J. MacLean vs Dr. Mclntyre

bodyguards wearing gold and blucl turbans. The piesldent and his first lady

.drove to the ceremony in a black

and gold open coach.

As 500 distinguished guests, in- cluding T. C. Davis, Canadian am- bassador to Japan, looked on from 30 flower-decked canopies, a recit- ation was read from the Koran and Chief Justice Munir pro

' A r' the r t" . '

Hockey

MONTAGUE RINK TONIGHT 8:30 p.ni.-Heatherdale vs. Murray Harbor North j Fourth game semi-finals

Bison Trophy Skate after

Presents "'Tis An Irisliman's Dream" At

ST. MARY'S PARISH HALL, SOURIS

EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2nd

Matinee 2:30 P.M. Evening 8:15 P.M.

"Specialties"

Sponsored by Parish Hall Committee.

6 i SOURIS CREDIT UNION ll i

Hockey " I

MONTAGUE RINK

8:30 p.m. Covehead Flyers -vs.-- , Montague Meteors Skate after

MAYFAIR THEATRE l

MIIRRAY RIVER, P. E. I.

MONDAY and TUESDAY-MARCH 26-27

"UNCHAINED"

Starring: ELROY HIRSCH and BARBARA HALE

Also Shorts

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY-uMARCH 28-29

"MAD ABOUT MEN"

Starring: GLYNIS JOHNS and DONALD SINDER-Technicolor!

Also Comedy

FRIDAY and SATURDAY-MARCH 30-31

"DUEL ON 'I"H'E tMSSiSSII'PI" Starring: LEX BARKER and PATRICIA MEDINA-Technicolor

Also Shorts

THEATRE MONTAGIIE

Adm. 30 - 46 Incld. Prov. Gov. Tax There's Always Tomorrow j

Barbara Stanwyck - Fred MacMurray - Joan ' Bennett - Pat Crowley. A most unusual drama of family life. Premiere Showing None better - Few as good - Believe it or not

AT THE

CAPlTOl'S

MIDNIGHT SHOW HIT!

ih ANGIIA

Cllllfllll - uusnunv IONN 90 07517 DEAL - DANDRIDGE

russoav Atll:30 P.M.

Hockey GEORGE-rows sums. TONIGHT Wommowu snows ..vg,... SOURIS ALL-STARS rm” same for Taylor Trophy. s.oo P. M. lkuu after.

THE STORY OF THE RIDE THAT I MADE HISTORY BLUSHI

TODAY and TUESDAY

FABULOUS GODIVA - - -

whose virtue was cloaked in beauty and whose daring could end only in infamy - or glory!

Sliuttorod windows hid every eye . . . while an: empire waited for her during . . . and one man waited for his own reward!

HAHN EN

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Harvey-Woods name on any item of clothing-buy it with the certainty that you'll like its comfort, lit, style and quality long after you've worn it many times. I

IQCIIIV. LIWGIIII, OUTIIWKAI, ILEIPIUITC AND UNDERWEAR-WILL-KNOWN

When you see the

QIIALIYV Fol ALI. TOOK FAMILY.

CAPITOL

could end only in infamyauor glory! .

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SHOWS 3.-5 -7- 9

MODERN NOME- MODERN LIVING FOR YOIIR FAMILY

MODERNIZE

Your homo can be as modern as tomorrow at surprisingly low cost by modernizing with the latest "WONDER" mater- ials. Stop In and talk it over. There is no obligation. Lot us out your exact requirements For Arborlto and Chrome Mouldings.

This modern kitchen can be yours. We can supply all the materials which you y I

ling job.

Doors.

Specialties

W 1T O i

may require to do a complete remade

Plywood, Arborite, chrdne Mouldings, I Amerock Hardware, Tlleboard. and Tilevein Linoleum Tiles, Folding

Here's the Easter look in men's wear, design- ed to point up your good looks. Fine all wool worsted suits, charcoal grey, brown and blue, single or double breasted models.

Prices 534.50 to 559.95

dine

Styled by Caiiada's Leading Clothing Manufacturers--

Men's New Spring Topcoats in fiecked tweed: and gabardines. Slip-on models, grey, med- ium blue, brown and navy blue nylo gaba.r-

Prices Sl9.95 to S40.00

YOU CAN BUY YOUR EASTER OUTFIT ON OUR PART PAYMENT PLAN

REMEMBERm Do Your This store is open Shopping all day Saturday 9 AM. to Saturday 9:30 P.M. Night

USE YOUR CREDIT ASK ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN

You will need the following accessories to go with your new Easter Suit and Topcoat: Men's Hats, Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Socks and Gloves-all the newest colors and styles popularly priced are here.

The Latest .

EASTER

Styles In LacIies'

SUITSI

and

I COATS

Very much in the spirit of Spring . . . our superlative group of Suits and Coats in all wool imported and do. mestic tweeds. Thrill to the prospect of looking your smartest in the months ahead with one of these beautifully styled suits . . . or coats from our news. making selection.

Spring Suits in tweeds, worsted, rcpp, flannels, boucie, tweods and rayon mix- ture.

PRICES:

529.93 to s59.98

Sizes 9'10 15, 10 to 20 and half sizes.

Spring Coats in cashmere pure wool British imports, Harris Type Tweed: and Tweed Mixtures-

PRICES:

326.98 to 569.75 .

Sizes 8 to 20, and half sizes.

Accessories For Your Eastor Outfit listed Below -- I

SCARVES in pure silk chiffon, printed silk, plain and figured nylon.

HAND BAGS in leather, in the new Spring shades; also black and navy.

GLOVES - Double, woven nylon, hand- stitched, new Spring shades.

BLOUSES - Crepe-Arnell Dacron, Crepe. A good variety of colors.

FOR GOOD QUALITY MERCHANDISE

IPROWSE BROS. LTDLJ