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PRINCE EDWARD TODAY—FIll.-SAT.

SHOWING TODAY AT 3:30 - '7 AND 9 . FRIDAYS HOLIDAY HATINEE STARTS AT 2:30

t‘ Y ' tilsiiiiiriiiislair"!

FRED ASTAIRE and GINGER ROGERS in a grand NEW Singing, Dancing. Romancing TECHNICOLOR Musical Hit!

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10in IE so um - -» in ucs" Hlgilll" Temriermentsi stare Stars!

‘SHOTS Vlllll WINGS 0t!’

The laugh-Filled Story of Two

111E GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN’

THE EASTER

N GUARDIAN

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold F. lmndry, Albert Aitken, Mn. Byron Stewart. Mise Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Levers.

following places ln Montague: ln Georgetown: The Post Office: Roper;

In St. Peter's:

The Guardian mey be bought at any of the

Mile S. A. Llewellyn; Mre . in Souris: Condom’: and Florence The Post Office.

- ‘FITTED FOOTWEAR at thv aiontague Shoe Store.

Miss Mary J. Steele, Montague, is at present spending an extend- ed visit at her former home in Gzisereaux.

The many friends o1 Joseph, young son 0t Mr. and Mrs. Aloy- sius MacDonald, Panmure island, ivill be pleased to learn that his condition is much improved. JOJ~ Qph i; a patient at the Charlotte- toun Hospital.

HICKOK ADVENTURES THEME M‘ SERIAL

The hair-raisin; adventures of America's mrsnr‘ .t hero. Wild Bill Hickok are Colllliil,’ hack to the screen in Columbia Pictures‘ thun~ dering serial. "The Great Adven- tures of Wild Bill Hickok, which starts a re-relvas» engagement at

the Capitol THCIITL’ today. It will

play every Thursilxii thereafter. The blood-cur‘ Nil thrills which

accompanied lll(‘i~1. relentless ol-

forts to brinc " ud order i0 the old West are \ depicted in iii? serial rewelvriw- \\Il‘.i‘ll inclildr-s Indian lllilESiltlwx <1.\'il',ii‘(llPQ herds, liand-to-haiid (“mimt- and dare- devil rescues

Wuham Elliott 1s L‘2‘i.~i in the title role of the stalwart irontiersmari who rocked the XVc-st \\"i'h his SIY~ guns, with Monte Blue. Ci..i'e Wayne. Frankie Darro. Roscoe Atos, Chief Thunder Cloud and Mala in other featured roles.

FRIDAY NIGHT BFQY - '14s P.M.

CORINNE JORDAN You'll like her music ariu friendly chat—it's delightfully dilTerent.

Presented by M<CORM|CK'S BISCUITS

When a Framed Union Cavalry OM“, and e Texas Bandit Fight Side Iy llde For Jiutlrel

etil euic DANIEL! PAUL HURST nov BARCROFY JAMES CARDWELL

COMEDY - MUSICAL - WESTERN FEATURETTE

MacIIllIlALD BROS.

THEATRE

MT. STEWART FRI. — 8 PM. -- SAT. “PURSUED"

A show beyond description, and beyond compare, plus Short. Don't miss it.

II. J. MARTIN

OPTOMETRIST

Fitting and Supplying Glessu Etc.

MONTAGUE. P. E. I.

Office Hours: Ill to 1.7- .\.M. I to ' P. M. t

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by appointment Office Connected with Drug Store.

TWIY- CAPITOL ~ rm. and SAT.

SIIOIVS TODAY 3:30 - '7 - 8:45

A high-explosive thriller cl daredevil

dynﬂmiten . . . blasting their way lo love and glory . . . for a woman 4, merited "handle with acre"!

A Paramount Picture with

WILLIAM VIRGINIA

(ilIIlGlIN - WEllES

- RIIIIIIIID Gilli! - IRVING IMHIII IIOIIGUS IIIJIRII '

Ill! EXTRA! COMEDY Final Chapter oi

“BATMAN” Serial i

FRIDAY'S i HOLIDAY MATINEE STARTS AT 2=s0

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“in IIEIIE'S_TIIE~ SERIAL ‘YOU'VE amt

Suspense I ‘To make all your dreams , ~ of adventure came

wmidm 51mm - m. Blue ' (arole Wayne

. , Frankie Dime ZR. rm» Am - out . 4 Thundertioudﬂteta t l (stumble Swirl (re-retrain!

Mrs. John Hunter, Strathcona. is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. I-ier many frleridu wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. Gerald l-Iicken, Gaapereaux, has returned to his home from Haliiax where he has been visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. David Hicken, lor a iew days.

Her many friends will be pleas- ed to learn that Mrs. Howard Steele has been discharged from the King's County Hospital where she has been a patient.

ivirs. Maurice Daiy, Road, has returned home having spent a pleasant three vireeks visiting her brother and slster-ln-iavv. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Jamieson, Haverhill, Mass.

8t. Mary's alter

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Campbell Sydney. accompanied by Mrs. CampbelYs brother, Mr. Charles

Ceilings. were weekend visitors t3 Montague. guests or their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Ceilings, Jr.

tatoes are daily being trucked into Georgetown from in the county, They are being stored in the Government potato warehouse, prior to shipment by rail and water.

.. ‘Recent visitors to Murray Harbour North and Oak Valley were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Llewellyn of Dorchester, Mass. who motored to the Islzind to visit Mr. Llewellyn! father, Mr. Jami‘! Llcive-llyn. They also visited Mrs. Lleu-elivn’; family in Liverpool.

CARD OF THANKS

l\li~s. Nelson Murray and Family irish to thank their friefs and neighbors for all acts 0,1 kindness; filsn those who sent floral tributes and cards of sympathy during their sad bereavement. i

IN MEMORIAM

In loving menm , of James Oliver I Rafuae Mhn was killed Novembe 11th. 1941.

some may think the xﬂef has les- sened,

As I. smile hide the tears.

But God alone knows how we miss

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m, 4 Ae it dzivms another year. 1

Always Remembered by Mother, l Brothers and Sisters.

IN MEMORIAM

In fond and loving memory oi‘ John M. Maclmnzle who departed this life November the 11th. I947.

‘We wept. but faith

Can pierce beyond the gloom of death _

And, in yon world so fair and bright.

Behold tlhee ln refiiigunt light.

We miss you here,‘ yet we would rather

Know thou art with the Heavenly Father.

Sadly Mined by Mother, Staten end Brothers

IN MEMORIAM

In fond and loving memory of my deur rather. Dougal MacDonald who died November 9th, 1M6.

A cheerful smile. a heart o! gold

illhe dearest father e world could hold.

Happy memories fond and 11110.

From those whmthought the world of you.

Lovingly Remembered by Ilia Daughter and Bon-in-law,

A considerable quantity of po-l

various centres l

CAPORAL CIGAREITES

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Mr. Edgar Boudreault has returned home alter spending some time in Ontario.

. ‘DO YOUR ‘WINDOW SIIOP- PING" EARLY! See the IOVI‘ \ rhinestone neckiets, bracelets and rhinestone-set watches. A small d.» posit will “lay away” any article fc; Christmas at V. R. Pepler, Jeiveilci Montague.

The motor vessel Ariel ztrrh-oi in Montague on Sunday to talk. Ion a load ot general prod-inc for tNewioundland ports. The vessel 1' ‘trom Fortune Bay and is under the command of Captain Charles Wa» ters.

Master Jack Mair, son ot M: ,and Mrs. George Mair, Burn! Point, entered the Prince Eldvrart‘ "Island Hospital a iew days ego. ‘for a medical check-up. His friends. hope his return home restored to normal good health will be in the very near tuture. l

School classes for the pupils of Georgetown Royalty School Dim‘ trlct, which previously were hold, at the home o! Mr. John Marv‘ Donald, which was recently de- stroyed by tire. are now beins conducted at the Corcoran home‘ in Georgetown Royalty. g

On Thursday-TD; 3rd inst, the‘

regular monthly meeting oi St.‘ David's Women's Auxiliary unis held at the hone 01 Mrs. .\.H. Stewart. There was a large at.-

tendance arid plans were made for the ilOldlliq 0t the annual baz- aar. A pleasant social time was spent and much enjoyed. Refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Stcw- art assisted by Mrs. John King.

ST. MARY'S CONVENT SOURIS. I’.E.I.

Honor Roll for October:

Grade XI -~ i. Isabel Maels- aac, Ellen Mullally. 2. Theresa Macisaac, Eda McEwen, Gladys Dixon. 3. William Whaien. Lois Dlngweli, Adeline Peters, Miiricn Maclnnls, Annie Maclnnis, Anne MacCormnck. ,'

Grade X __ 1. Bernice MCPhOu, Genevieve Campbell, 2. Doreen 1g!- lis, Mary Gliils, 3. Marjorie Perry. Joan Hanlon.

IN MEMORIAM

In Twin‘ mums-y ot my Brothers F. MelcK-ey. passed away November 11th, 1947. John C. Mac- Koig, passed away December 2nd, I . i

They marked the footsteps that Hei Izod

Hie seal Ilinplltd their brunt And following their Incarnate God Poesels the promised rest.

Sadly Missed by their Sister,

Mr. and Mrs. Albnn MaeAnley.

Mrs. Barbara Mill, Sunset Lodge.

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Summerside - Charlottetown

bulbe that light the . and C.N.R. Holele ti ere light muet he right

Blow out, you biigles, over the rich Deadi There's none of these so lonely and poor of old, But, dying, has made us rarer gifts than gold. Iliese laid the world away; poured out the l" Sweet wine of youth; gave up the years to be

Of work and joy, and that imhoped serene,

That men call age; and those who would have been

Their 5on5, they gave, their immortality. -Rupert Brooke.

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SUMMERSIDE - CHARLOTTETOWN MSOURIS

Grade IX - l. Niriry McPhee, Betty (‘iicverie

Grade VIII - l. Frzinces Ford. Eleanor Clinton, ‘l. Patricia Mai‘- Donald, Anne MacDonnltl, Jzirie Pierce. Grade VII l. mack. 2 Mildred MacDonald. 3. Velma Paquet.

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Grade VI - 1. Mary MacLean, erie, 3. Ann Hughes. Aniui Praught. 2. Rena Cheverle, Grade IV - l. Edith lucGaugh 3, Jeanette Peters. 2. Mary Clinton, 3, Noellii Peters

Grade V - 1. Minnie Mulially, Grade III _ 1. Doreen Chew-rm, iDoroihy Poole, 2. Elaine Gallant 2. Ann Mcinriis. 3. Dorothy Cream- Joycc Cheverle, 3. Audrey Muliallyper. Susan ‘MacCor-iEihei Stubbert. l Grade 1T ~ l, Frances Clinton hiullziixd, Helcnl Grade IV M 1. Frances Praught 2. Sandra Strong. 3. Veronica Gli- 3Sylvizi Oneverie, 2. Brenda Chev-llant.

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