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The Island's First Cable

In 1852, the ﬁrst cable was laid between Prince

. Edward Island and the mainland. Previouslg, even

the most urgent messa es were subject to the azards

of fogs and storms asgwoats were the only means of communication with other parts of Canada.

Only four years after this outstanding event, the Canada Life, even then in its ninth year, issued its ﬁrst policy to a resident of the hiaritime Provinces.

Over a period of ninety-one years, the Canada Life has established a re utation for sane, conserva- tive management. And t e enterprise of pioneer days still prevails. Sales ofnew insurance in 1937 were over twenty per cent greater than in the previous year.

The

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Canada’s Oldest Life Assurance Company M. o. srnwanr, Manson, Charlottetown, r. a. r. Representatives J. a. cannon - n. r. samnsos. Snmmml“

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Monsignor McGRAﬂfs up to the minute book on the China that lies beyond Shanihal.

With 110 human interest illustration: == in sepia on best art paper. i

$ 2.45

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER SEMINARY Scarboro Blnile, OnL, -——-CANADA.

Ff re, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness ‘and Plate Glass Insurance

at Lowest Rate

Lloy .1 Lewis Ch"

Agent at Lummerside.

144 Richmond St. ' Motown

New Glasgow And Vicinity

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at we hold those meunaorieysodeet. ‘m sivixic yo friendliness and cheer." Howard read. me ed- anxl the accompanying £1: was presented by Mr. Robert - and“. taken entirely by sur-

Mr. Nlsbert made 9, Mating rc- iihe dogim-s

is gig

Howard Lin: solomislne Master- l-Iozokl mid, solo W Miss Lois MacDonald. A number o1 games and giuirsing ooni/esis were

on. A dainty lundh passed by e ladies brought an enjoyable evening to a close.

1- mionthly meeting o!

‘rho regiula the Hazel Grand women's Institute were entertained at the home 0i MrJ. Reiaih Ferris on , y oi lost week. lrh 15 mem-

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hers and. 2 visitors tggsent. The moo ' at whim president. . openetdhgy rinsing the Odo

and repeating . Committees gave their and

all. Th closed with ‘During enioyfsg and refreshments served.

Eastern Guardian

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..'FUNEB.AL AT LOBNE VAL- LEY-The funeral o! Miss Flor- Leocl was held from the

ence Maw Lorne Vail Church Sunday, in-

terment t Valley Catheter! ughes otliclnting.

tlilzer now _-— Clark

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" lwee sh is s rvived . 9 " viiio in e . sisters,

-§ brother end ﬁve ' Machsod oi Soul

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a. social hour CONT/EELS were

. ."l‘hls column ts reserved tor news o! local interest but edvertlsin] o! s newsy nature may be Inserted at to e word strict“ Nllysble in ed-

. 3300K YOUR. ORDER. tor Fer- Mon-

plaoe in the Lorne with Rev. T. Miss the nursing

A Lower Montague

Mr. ‘Mon Answer, MLA. is attending tihe hive Asmhly btillg held in -—C

In Memoriam

MR8. HJZABGTI LANDBIGAN

years- Bom at Cambridge, P. I. Is- land. daughter oi’ the late Mr. and Mrs. P. Lannigsn. the earlier years oi her younf womanhood were spent in Char ottetown. Let- ret to Cambridge she ame the wile oi’ Mr. John Landrlgm, a prosgerous farmer o! that vicinity w ere she spent the greater part o! her life. Oi a ulet and amiable diz- posltlon s e endeared all those to whom she came in contact. Never falling to lend n helping hand, to those in need. She was s. stern and might Catholic and always displayed e true characteristics oi a Christian mother. During her illness she was frequ- ently visited by Rev. Louis W and died strongly fortified e la" rites o! the Roman C o Church of which she was a devot- ed member. ' She leaves to mourn the loss 0t e loving mother the following: tour daughters and two sons. Mrs. Alan Fraser, Vernon- Mrs. Terence Mur- i.“ ems" Kaw- 0 . s. m. on on, - lottetown. Leo oi Concord, Thomas o! Montana, and one son, William of Charlottetown, Her husband having predeceased

meeting ms_ ' and _,_ her 35 years ago. 1.1mm 1 w“, appointed w Her remains were forwarded on write a 1 qr sympaithy r0 Mm, March l7 to her old home in 5t. v Emma“ Mm Menu”, 1313mm Mary's Road and her iuneral took invited the members to her homo Place 0n March l8 to 5t. Paul's tol- the upon meeting, where roll Church. Btur eon. Requiem High call will be answered by tho ex- Mm W88 cc‘ atcd by Rev. Ilnl amngmg o; ugh, and seeds R3- _Mullslly who also officiated at the tiealunezuiuCm-nmi : Mrs, Harold Brave and all that wls leit 0f I- , mm Nicholson, Mrs. mime-i body was isid to mt to a- n,” Ban e bush,“ meeting wait a glorious resurrection.

The pail-bearers were: Messrs. E2‘ bgllgypillliinwniaririiliunnilignil‘ . . es rxim m. Steele and Lewis Condon, ' Requlescat in Peace

IDWIR MONTAGUI SCHOOL

Homo,- ior ‘February.

Grade X-l. Jame: Milken, 2. Wanda McFarland

Grade IX-l. Ernest Annear.

Grade VII-l. Beth Cowan, . Charlie Aitlren. fiJ-lolm McKesrney.

Grade VI-i. Jean Pools.‘ 2. Abert

vanes. Altzken. Bwlilraic goudrenuit.

msunscnrr-rlons w me Gammdfie mllj M,'fm"u°‘,“,‘ ,2'§";',',“";g§ Charlottetown Guardian mtg be Frames coma (equal); 91mm 1181"!“ 9° 31°11‘ m?" “chi” “n” Cowan. 3. Myrtle Edmunds.

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Frilled Marquisette Curtain, in White, Cream Lace Net Curtain in Tailored hem and allover Rayon Net. Curtain in Tuscon and Tailored

Cottage Curtain in Rose, Blue, gold, green,

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NEWs CURTAINS

fChoose ran-m ﬁle raw-year Tseleciion in title, city!

Cotton and Ecru — $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 to $8.95 pair -

lwi- — — -—_ — 75c, 98c, $1.25 to 5.25 pair

pair —- — - - - - $1.15, $2.25 m $5.00

NEW _WALLPAPER. Semi-trim med, Snnworthy and Maxtmur.

Ask for the New CATALOG of Modern WALL PAPER ~ '

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BRING SPRING the HOME

rqiiiiyfvﬁ ﬁﬁtmEWeurfélnsi $Wiyumisiiiw wt Mid

Nets

New Embroidered Muslin Dorvel Scotland at -— — — 90c, $1.00, $1.25 yard

mo. Ress- -'- - 59¢, m, $1.00 to szoo so.

Use the Coupon

M‘M__QWWM G- tetown, .

Chariot I. I.

Hesse and me the New Well Pew- CIWWIIB-

in white or bisquit in allover er aves — 15c, 25c, 35c to 75c yard

Rayon Net Bronze Shades in s. wide variety o! designs at. - - -- 00c, 40c, 50c, 60c yard

imported direct from

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