The Gilwell ‘neckerchief and Gilwell beads, the famous “‘wood badge’, were presented to two Wolf Cub leaders at a meeti of the Charlottetown Scouters’ Club. Provincial .Commissioner R.C. Parent conducted the inves- titure.

- Those receiving the awards Were Mrs. York Wilson, assistant cubmaster of the Ist Chariotte- ‘town Pack (Basilica) who took ‘the practical part of the course at the Gilwell summer camp at ‘Miillars Lake, N.S., in 1957; and William Costello, cubmaster: of the 6th Charlottetown Pack . aaaly Redeemer), who took a

Curling Draw Fer Montague tague:

Mixed curling today at Mon-

‘72 P. M. ' East Ice: T. Clair, 0. Poole, G. Worth, C. Gordon, vs. D. Wannamaker, M. Nicholson, Dr. W. Macintyre, K. Hughes.

West Ice: At. MacDonald, E. ‘Clay, G. Murphy, D. Nicholson, vs. J. S. DesRoches. C. Stewart, E. Shaw, L. Sinclair.

9 P. M.

East Ice: Dr. Inman, B. Smith H. Power, S. Pilson. vs. P. Six clair, M. Sullivan, D. Acorn, A. McKeeman.

West Ice: H. Moar, H. Clair, G. Kennedy, E. Watterworth, vs. H. Fraser. M. Jamieson. D. MacLean, D. MacDonald.

COMING EVENTS

Bingo every Monday night. St. Andrews’ Hall, Mt. Stewart—Twe jackpots of $25 each.

_ The annual meeting of Feder- al Dairying Company will be held in the Belfast Hall. Wednes- day, February 18th.. 8.30 p.m. 3.W. MeWilliams, Secretary.

Master Feeds arriving regular- ly at all Master Feeds Dealers. The best Chick Starter Science has formulated—is ~Wedicated with Zoalene, which also stimul- ates growth—$5.45 per cwt. at Master Feeds Dealers today.

The annual meeting of the Shareholders of Crapaud Cream- ery Company will be held in the Crapaud Hall on Tuesday Febru- ary the 17th. at 2 o'clock. Every- one is welcome to attend.

Sacred Concert Hazelbrooke Church, Monday, February 16th. at 8:00 p.m. Sponsored ‘by B.Y. P.U. .

Shur-Gain Amateur Cavalcade in New London Hall, Monday February 16th at 8 p.m. Spon- sored by W.I.

Rummage Sale Trinity Church Basement, Saturday, February 14th, 2:00 o’clock. Sunrise Group Park Royal Church.

Card Party — Auction 45's Cherry Valley School, Monday February 16th. Sponsored by W.1.

- Concert Bonshaw W.I. Hall

Wednesday, February 18th. Spon-

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Hockey at North River Rink tonight. Intermediate B. Nine Mile Creek Bulldogs vs. Lot 16 Rangers game time 8:30 p.m. Admission 25 and SO cents. Skate after.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

AUCTiON “45” Score Cards for sale at Central Printing. ,

COMING FEBRUARY llth, 4,000 f.b.m. boat - plank, good, clean Nova Scotia stock. Place

your order now at Kings Lumber Mill, Montague. »

FRASER AND ANNEAR Feed service will not be custom grind-! ing Tuesday afternoon, Wednes- day and Thursday.

FRASER and Annear Feed Service will not be custom grinding Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday and Thursday.

ELECTRIC SHAVER Special, , $25.00. Sunbeam, Phillishave, Re-_ Mington, Schick, Ronson. Retail to $34.50 Sale lasts all February. Boehner's Jewellers, Montague.

Montague Rink HOCKEY

Saturday Night, Feb. 14th |

7:30 P.M. Georgetown Girls vs. Montague Girls

9 P.M. Murray River

vs. Montague Juniors Skate After

Guardian-Patriot | »

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tello became assistant cubmas- ter in 1954. :

Engineers Hold Regular Meeting

‘A well-attended meeting of the

Association of Professional En- sineers of P.E.I. and The En- gineering Institute of Canada was held last night at the Char- lottetown Hotel. The president, Laurie Coles of Siimmerside, presided at the. meeting and he was assisted by vice-president R. D. Donnelly.

The highlight of the meeting was the presentation ‘by L. J. Topshee, regional manager for Canada Creosoting Truro, N.S., of a film on “Pres- sure -Treating of Structural Tim- ber.”” The film also showed the many ways that wood can be used to replace iron,and steel in construction projects. After the film Mr. Topshee gave an short talk followed by an inier- esting question and answer pe-- iod.

It was decided that the next meeting would be the annual ladies night which is to be held at the Charlottetown Hotel on April 3rd.

Traffic Cases

Heard Yesterday By Magistrate

Two men appeared before Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet in the Queens County Magis- trate’s Court yesterday on charges of driving while intoxi- cated. | A Charlottetown man pleaded guilty to driving while impaired and’ was fined $75.00. and costs or 30 days and a Bedford man had his case dismissed for lack of evidence.

A Rocky Point man who failed to have his car registered with | Island license plates was fined | ten dollars and costs or five days. A Charlottetown man who | operated a motor vehicle with | defective equipment was fined five dollars and costs or two days and a,Winsloe resident who failed to stop at a stop sign | was fined five dollars and costs or two days.

Gold Seal For P.E.1. Ayrshire

Four Ayrshire cows owned by breeders in the Atlantic Provin- ces have been among those re- cently. awarded Gold Seals for producing 100,000 Ibs.

shire cows in Canada qualify for this award.

Columario Faye 2nd, owned by Col. F. I. Andrew, Chariotte- town, P.E.I. has produced in ‘ten lactations 100,033 Ibs. milk, 4,- 743 Ibs. fat, 4.74 per cent in 3,;- 249 days. She has been a consis- tently high testing cow and four of her records were over 5 per cent butterfat. Her individual

PERSONALS

Mrs. Norman Dougherty, Mill- town, N.B., returned home on Wednesday after visiting for three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clair, Mon-’ tague, and other members of

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| Ores Doctor Cautions Citizens Against Spread of Fever

A warning that ‘the Ai of scarlet fever ‘active in. the

_|western part of P.E.I. should _|mot be taken lightly was given

yesterday by Dr. Burton How- att, assistant minister of health. An earlier report West- ern Prince County spread of the disease said it was of the mild type, but warns Dr. Burton, “ . . although in general this is true, it is felt the public should not treat the matter lightly.”

At. the monthly euntulivs com- mittee meeting of the P.E.I. Girl Guide Council held Mon-, day evening, it was decided to buy a quantity of badly need- ed camping equipment from the Adventure Camp surplus being offered at a reduced price. It was pointed out this purchase was made possible by the kind- ness of many people who do- nated goods and services to the camp, as the balance in the camp fund which resulted from these donations was given to the P.E.I. Council.

Boudreault, Commissioner, discussed the camp committee’s plans for a number of camps for the com-. ing summer. Appreciation was

generous offer of Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Mae-

Innis of a location for the camps.

EQUIPMENT

Mrs. F.G. Osborne, Lone

Guide Commissioner, announced that her committee had also de- cided to take advantage of the Adventure. Camp equipment sale, and described plans for 12-storey Girl ._ Scout headquar- the 1959 Lone Guide Round-up. Mrs. ‘L.E. Prowse, chairman of the Gold Cord Challange.

Mrs. Osborne gave an inter- esting description of the new 12-story Girl Scout headquar- ters in New York which she

“Scarlet fever is Iust one res a streptocotcal infect- Oe nce cigar anadiion:

a member of the family is ill with a strep infection, whether it be scarlet or strep throat, the family — should be consult-

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Girl Guide Council To Buy _ "| Adventure Camp: ‘Equipment

idea on how to mak “buying inches” attractive to Guides and’ Brownies. Mrs. D.G. Mac-

millan was appointed . treasurer

of the building this Province.

TRAINING

Mrs, B.W. Patterson reported Summerside ee trainings,

ALAN H: WARREN

‘ 8 20% OFF ALL FIRESTONE BATTERIES Complete Stock 20% OFF TOWN & COUNTRY

TIRES -

Specialists in Simenizing Phone 2823 ‘ Water St. E.

had visited recently, and this sparked a discussion on the means of raising money for the new Canadian headquarters. It was decided everyone _ would bring to the March meeting an

records included 12,780 Ibs. milk, 648 Ibs. fat, 5.07 per cent in 356 days at 8 years. She is type classified Very Good and her sire is Bannydale Cherry Reli- ance. She was bred by John W. Lewis, Freetown, P.E.I.

FOR SATISFACTION

ask for:

“Peerless” furnace and range coal, and “Blue” hard coal. Sold in Charlottetown by

A. PICKARD & CO. caly! Alse m Stock! @ Sydney sereen or stoker @ Four-Star /@ Coke

A PICKARD & CO. LTD.

Frank Hansen, Mgr. Phone 5541

“Dealers in High Grade Fuels”

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PLAYOFF HOCKEY

SOURIS RINK SAT. FEB. 14th.

HAMPSHIRE vs. ANNANDALE COMBINES

GAME TIME 8:30 ADM.: 50c and 25c

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Women’s: Club was held Thurs-

a final account of the Book Fair which proved to be a successful

Mrs. Morton, president of the Cana- dian Federation of University

Women, dealing with fees, IFUW relief committee, transfer

teresting and informative dis- cussion period followed.

- has recently accepted a

position” with the Charlottetown

‘ , Branch of the Royal Bank of| glad to hear that she is making 63% Wood Islands To Caribou jc. 2s7 Seni vst) aitacior_ progres ‘ace, | seeoeeae a Sroad it eek ” An incredible increase i: the|residents “may have selected) wars Margaret Mooney, R.N.,| Mrs. Andrew Paton, Rollo Bay, Northamberinnd "Ferriss Lad. to (thelr vacations |S0Ur%S, who has not been in good] is at present a patient in the by place . health for. some time, has re-| Souris Hospital. Her friends and — route was recorded last year|new Lord Selkirk may have in|) sinew The best . of| districts hope to hear that she is when 137,210 persons made the| duced some passengers to make| os or | wishes regaining her health. fourteen mile trip across the | the crossing but it is generally|* » race we Crnencen er Northumberland Strait. considered that overall improved; €T at Wiis time. a - Jack Helland, Charictictows This figure represented a*heal-| facilities were mainly respon-| Miss Marilyn Dixon, Bothwell, on — Or thy 63 per cent, traf-| sible for the increase. spent several days at the home |Cove, been a patient fic increase over 1957 when the| There was also an jn} Of Miss Audry Roach, Souris. | Charlottetown Hospital. A total number of passengers fer-|the aumber of car-| Since February 2nd. dawned| hope to hear- that he is improv ried was 84,759. ried by the C.N.R. ferries at] bright and clear Mr. Ground Hog| ing steadily. _| Company officials attributed} Borden and Cape Tormentine.| no doubt saw his shadow without the uxprecedemed increase to|The figupres released by Trans-| any difficulty. Tradition tell us : .improved facilities and the pos-|portation Director 8B. Graham/ this means six more weeks of SOURIS « THEATRE [A e Neet Se | compared te 50305 for 1957. "| send ost’ beta ching ap tee “ compared to 375,306 for need not begin’ looking up ‘their Friday-Saturda arta "ectag ba eatral” Airways fig-| new spring hats yet for awhile. ie if < “meeting t . oe te: [eS Seperate June, lower than 1957 — 35,485 as com- Robettson, Red Point, will be esa Miss Valerie Ross gave a|Pared to 35,899 the previous Ambush At. vivid account of cone eres, year. In one ang [a . . a events, which is a fea of re- eee, ee Ss | Saeko ee «WIRE NOW Cimarron Pass The. special speaker for the gored monthly with meeting was Mr. D. J. Gill, dir- KINGSBORO paymeat plan service ector of taxation, who dealt with line and wiring. SCOTT BRADY various matters including ‘estate, a MONTAGUE gift, and income taxes. An in-| Miss Audry Robertson, anal - ELECTRIC CO. MARGIA DEAN

LOCAL MAN MAKES GOOD, in his own home town. Wh; leave home to make good in your shopping excursions? Looking for Values? Locally you'll find the same fair prices, the same well-known brands, that you'll find in any shopping area anywhere.

And, if you want to make good in saving time and effort, you'll shop locally where there

DISTRICT BUSINESS REVIEW

SHOP AND SAVE IN YOUR OWN COMMUNITY

THE BOATES PHARMACY

| Your Corner Drug Store! “WHITE RAIN” SHAMPOO

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! Phone 2344 279 Water St. | “THE FLOWER CART’ || Ss no parking problems, no long distance edad wh asi |] Flatter her with Fle CRYSTAL DAIRY LTS wv 'vanemas's Bar. 0 travel. Locally you'll find more shopping de- | A. E. MacLennan Ltd. y ng THESE (William Stordy, Prop.) (oo | Pontze & Buick Cars Pasteurized Milk & Cream, 7 oo om LOCAL ‘act ac eens ee ee Big ae ue partments for your every need then In the } | | =n tres Parts Buttermilk, Butter. Phone en BUSINESSES s Special For Townwide Home Delivery | Summerside larger cities, elsewhere. Make good, save | 988 surex SPECIAL SEDAN Phone 2917 3 fo One Owner (6 East St. Summerside Sere aoa money, time and effort. Shop locally. |] BARGAIN. FOR QUICK SALE - LIM ' siaaeiuane eee ce Bie INMAN J. M. HARRIS | FAMILY BAKERY | arehouse and Stor i 7 4 se ~ a i M QUALIFY IRWELLERS | van umes. i PLUMBING & earinc || TSXACOSERV.STN. |] ators et queue: =f] EN TTURE LTD. Biuebird & Keepsake — || we move you anywhere, Fe. tn & Somny ies an dv | Furniture-Appliances Diamonds anytime Electrical Contractors : HOME MADE BREAD nnn telah Phone 2037 11 Spring St. |] Electrical Wiring & Suppths |] °° ie 2 . For Happiness 2 ta Repairs promptly attended te While They Last jj Phone 3120 31 Central St. |] “we Service What We Sell” Phone. 324 Water St. |] iat 2600 < Weter $e. [| TOT Water & Second Sts. Summerside Phone 2830 230 Water St. 70 J Summerside Phone 2810 Summerside |, Summerside ST. PETER’S BAY|— , | panel

D. ALEX MacDONALD

suy-Benefit-Build!

0. K. RUBBER

GEO C. WILLIAMS

H. L. MATTHEWS

man. /

the Feed Service which has dev:

The Kensington Feed Service

ternational Harvester products

The TV programme of Island light to every viewer and mos

irrepressible Eric Jessome who of his many interests. Other

trucks, appliances, cattle, poultry and hog supplies, Radio, as well as household equipment.

LTD. KENSINGTON

The name of Eric A. Jeessome conjures up several thoughts of wide association of business, Island service, music, dancing, child- ren, cattle, farms, public Tnterests, and the

From Tignish up West to East Point, in every remote place | throughout the Province of Prince Edward Island, Eric Jessome js known to the Islanders of every age and station.

He started business in Kensington in 1942 and

specialized in eloped under his able direction,

and his talented advice to millers and users of feeds for all pur- | poses of farm stock, has been highly appreciated..He joined the | Shur-Gain promotion in 1951 in which success followed suecess.

warehouse is the centre of activ-

ity and has widened to the inclusion of Shur-Gain Feeds and In-

of agricultural machinery and Television,

Cavalcade of child talent is a eo | t excellently presented by the | undoubtedly enjoys this branch of |

blic works also receives his unstint-

International, Dis-

life of a very busy |

MacDONALD LTD.

Dodge & DeSoto Cars Dodge Trucks Sales and Service Always a fair deal in our

MacLEOD & GREENS

MeCornick Farm Machinery Farmall Tractors and repairs Beatty Barn equipment. Sales and service. Plumbing ana

(George Cantelo, Prop.)

Purina Protena Hog Grower 5 bag lots or over, Cash price $3.70 per cwt.

Phone 67 Montague

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, Phone $2

\ used cars heating. Phone 2312 First St. *

; iiieiecehak Phone 101-2 Montague MONTAGUE MONTAGUE PURINA FEED ELECTRIC CO.

SERVICE

(Gilbert kk. Clements, Prop, ~lectrie Contracter Propane Gas General Electric Authorized

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DUVAR’S - RADIO SERVICE

RCA Victo: TV Sets

—KING’S LUMBER MILL Rough and Finished Lumber.

Build your cupboards new with plywood, hardboard.

INMAN’S ‘PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.

~ SUMMERSIDE The business of plumbing and heating has reached a high

LTD. WELDERS RALPH MacDONALD l on tae Ford and Edsel Cars SI. PETERS BAY (Waldo Stewart, Prop.) oer ee \] Electric and Acetylene Weld- ||| Dunlop Silent ‘Traction F icks CO OP N fire Sal — Cur TIRE SPECIAL Tune Ups — Winterizing || mecessiia, Gaiar Welln Plants — Cu’ Flowers |} ing of alll kinds. .-Portable aun eam TE WEEES GPEC. EE Crectes 06 Moctn, Pate Recapped Snow Tires Funeral Designs equipment te weld on leca- Snow Tires Here! 1947 CHEV. BLUE COACH |} and Hardware Drygoods aad |) Special 11.95 : Wedding Flowers if tion. Retreading, Vulcanizing, SPECIAL BARGAIN AT Footwear. With Class A Tradein i ions de ecae tal ie ia ae Repairing $125.00 } Phone ; |] Phone - me Foundry St. Summerside ||| Phone 4 a a oe “as | Summerside Summerside | Phone 2529 319 Water St. W. | ‘MONTAGUE | KENSINGTON FEED SERVICE| —— wittarp

| standard of technique in these modern days and the up-to-date

professional engineer in this work must keep abreast -with new methods and equipment as they are introduced. This is most evi-

| dent in the fine work of Inman's Plumbing and Heating, Ltd., is

Summerside and agpreciated by all who deal with the firm. Major Inman began life in Tryon, and is a son of the farm. He was for a time in Borden and thence to Summerside where he worked on his pwn following the trade of electrician and developed also the profession of engineer in heating and plumbing. After a ten year experience he opened the present business 6 years ago im Granvilie Street and later moved to Water Street, where Major is now situated; he is married and has a daughter. While the per- sonal attention he devotes te-his clients and the prompt services necessary to important maintenance, allows little relaxation for sport and other pleasures, he is greatly interested in “Rotary”’. Major is widely known and highly respected in the community where he resides and developed his important firm. He is entrusted

with®numerous contracts ‘in electrical installation and re-wiring, plumbing and heafing, and is also developing the operation of well-

+ + + + * oe * trict 41; ber of the Ad Board’ of Canadi Nati 1 In- | 1—3—7—9 Cailel 4 stitute for the Blind: coaber of ek Prince County ‘Hospital Board. TV and Radio Repairs | eae Os a a digging which gave him a busy season in 1958. In these lines one * and in his less serious moments he is the President of North Shore | ll prices. : cannot do better than call on Major at 185 Water Street or phone % Prices: Matinee 25 & 50c; Evening 75c Junior Hockey League. Bric Jessome is a busy\man—and so | a eee | oe a ee eee : J * iat * SOURIS SOURIS COMING. — MON. and TUE. | : 7 | ee SOURIS Bae ee MATTHSW & McLEAN E fed THE ACADEMY AWARD STAR! co OPERASIVE ASSN | CHAISSON’S MONTAGUE BAKERY } A. A. KRASER LIMITED BIRT’S SERVICE HIS HILARIOUS NEW COMEDY! Groceries 8 Menta Your Headquarters for Try Our |] Esso Extra and Esso Gasoline @ Quality Groceries Gasoline, Oil, accessories; me Dry Goods, Orug Sundries | Tasty Meats & Lunches toe Esso “reducts, Keresine @ Dry Goods tire ~ battery service; road % ; * Har: fome-Style Bread @ Furniture & Appliances a oe ak LEC 8 lish oa Cc Orders To Take Out : Stove, Furnace & Diesel Fue! @ Sheif and Heavy Hardware service; repairs tune-ups: : + * —— : oo a jones 0 Cakes. Cookies, Pies Nice 26-2 Res. 263 $ Building supplies ; Goodyear & Goodrich tires ' — Ie ‘ery In Souris Souris P. E. 3. | Phone .46-2 Montague | “fontague P.E. >. oor Sasa: P.E.} - + ; — 2.8 Seurm + KENSINGTON CRAPAUD | : G. L. MacKENZIE INC. RAMSAY’S | KENSINGTON W. L. MILLAR CRAPAUD WADDELL BROS. * Genera: Merchants ESS’! SERVICE | FEED SERVICE LTD Dry Good CREAMERY COMPANY General Merchants + Atlas Tires, Batteries and “An Island Industry Empley. |) Clearance Wenciastuters of ee | Groceries-Hardware Groceries, Hardware, Family |i] Accessories. Minor repairs. |i] ing. Islanders”. Pe oe . ‘At Lowest Prices! Butter. Public cold storage Drygoods | Festwenr, Wallpapers 206 fi) ‘abrication. specialists vice. i : Footwear lockers for rent. Dealers in Dealers im all kinds of % Il ousehold necessities. Friendly Service “See Us Fer Details” Fer All fhe Family! |] four and mill needs. Used Barrels 4 4 | | +" a 31 meeen EE eee Kensington a? ‘| Phone 14 Crapaud ||] Phone 18-2 Crapaed

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