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CANADA'S FINESY CIGARETTF

For Sale

I offer for sale my farm at Springfield Lot 67 on paved high- way, two miles from Emerald Sta- tion. Farm in good state of oui- tlvation. consisting of 100 acres, l0 acres clear, balance woodland. Never-Yelling spring. Large dwlrll- in; consisting of 9 rooml. n!" church and school. Buildlllll In good repair.

EVERETT IIASLAM Emerald B. R. P. E. l.

IIIIIISE FIlIi SALE

AT KENSINGTON

v.8 roomedlhouse with all mod- grrn conveniences.‘ Write Box S2, Kcnsington.

LULU M. TOOMBS, Kensington P. E, I.

FOR SALE I Building I5 x 20 for Meot Market and

suitable small

store. ‘ l Set of Toledo Meat Scales, new. _ _l McCoskey XS Cosh Regis-

ter, new. I l-Z H.P. unit complete with

y» l Blowers.

Suitable for Egg or Meat. Apply to:

D. H. CROSSMAN, Albany P. E. I.

A Faivor

Hewion and _ Vicinity

on Thursday.

in Duvsr on Monday night.

tored to Aiberton on Wednesday.

business on Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs- day.

s4

ed to Summ' Thursday.

Leonard Arsenault spent

sisters.

Sunday.

Mills at Bloomfield.

C. J. Gallant, Gabe Finnan and Arthur Gallant motored to Char- lottetown on Friday.

Messrs. Edward and Henry Gal- lant of Howlsn were in Piusvlile Ion Saturday.

4i Mrs. Jerry Gallant spent Sun- day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. ‘LITIIIIQ Gallant. .

Mr-s. Jerry Arssnsult spent Sun- day afternoon with nhel‘ sister. Mrs. Andy Finnsn.

Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Peters spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. B. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. John Platte visit- ed in Cascumpec with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson on Sunday.

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Arsen- ault, on ‘Thursday afternoon.

v Mr. and Mrs. .7. H. Richard spent an evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters of Duvar recently.

Henry and Edward Gallant of gowiarr were in O’l..eary on Tues- ll’.

Maurice Arsenault - was visiting friends in lower l-lowlan on Wed- nesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Webb of O'Lsary were in l-lowlan on Fri- day.

Miss Bernice Gallant, teacher at Milo, is spending the Easter holi- days at her home in Woodstock.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams and little Jean of 0'Lesry were in How- lan on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rogers spd daughter, Eva of Lot 7 were in Summerside on Tuesday,

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pickering and Miss Mary/Cahill motored from Summerside on Thursday.

Leo Arsenault was a passenger

Ben Gallant was in Summerside Mr.’ andMrs. hank-Peters were I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault mo- Jerry Gallant was in Duvar on

and Mrs. Edward Gallant and_son were in Woodstock on

Leo Arsensult motored to Summerside on Thurs-

Mr. and Mrs. John Platte motor- on business on

the week-end in Alberton visiting his

Mrs. Jos. Deroche, I-Iowlsn, was calling on her sick neighbors on

_Frank Gallant is now dofl carpenter work at the MaoAuslsnd

Thursday on special business.

Mr.'and Mrs. Theodore Gallant oi Duvar spent a few days in Char- lottetown and Georgetown recently.

Mrs. Edmund Peters of O'f..eary is spending a few days in Char- lottetown where she is receiving treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams and baby Jean spent Sunday in Howlan with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webb.

Mr. Jack Arsenault of I-Iowlan was a train passenger to " r- side on Monday returning on Tues- day s-m- 1

Mrs. Joe. B. Arsenault is spend- ing the last days of Holy Week in Woodstock so _.as to be nearer church.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant of Duvar have as guest their little grandson, Brian Ahearn, of Alber-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

_ THE SMALLW OOD FAMILY

The proudest folk in Newfoundland today are Mrl and Mra Robert

lan on Good Friday, calling on Mr. and Mrs. H. MacAusiand.

Mrs. Prank Peters of Howian spent Saturday at Duvar with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters and family.

lilfr. and Mrs. Alban T. Arsen- ault and family went calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallant -on Sun- day evening.

Mrs. Henry Gallant and little sons Dannie and Roderick visited with Ivlrs. Jerry Gallant on Pri- day afternoon.

Friends and relatives of Mrs. Peter U. Gallant of Mill Road are glad to see her out again after her sick spell.

On Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant and little sons, also Paul Gallant, motored to Pius- ville.

ton.

Mr. P. A. Arsensult, teacher at Tlgnish Shore, was in Howlsn on Tuesday on his way to Woodstock where he will spend the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter, G. Doiron of Duvar were in Howlan one evening recently visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Perry.

Mrs. Felix Doiron of Duvar spent ‘vVednesda with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Finhen and other relatives and friends in Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Richard and family of Summerside are spend- ing the Easter holiday with their parents in Howlan and Duvar.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dignan and

by train to Charlottetown on

Powders jeil-O i.

too! With

fomeusJeIl-O flavors.

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1 Lemon 1|

1 an» he: n»: k o I Sliced “and Pa“ . -Di'uoln IeII-Oi

eds! o! slserbeg ‘in h“ hm‘ A"

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>Anyfime— Anywhere!

OLovely tolook at’. . . and so‘ wonderful to eat . . . jELL-O Jelly

desserts in most homes. And . . .

you can serve. Makes grand salads,

perfect color . marvelous flavor . . . and ' suleoftltehrnl. Iookforthebig red letters on the “JELL " box. Enjoy all seven “lockecl-in" flavors f-—- regularly!-

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JeI-Oisawsde-aluhsvonslbyqonsrelhefllliallsd

family of O'Leary were in How-

W

top the list of popular

about ‘the tbriftiert dessert

Jell-O you can count on‘

‘just-right" consistency. Be

am: "

—Mrs. Archie Sutherland of O'- Ieary was unfortunate when she fell at the restaurant in OLeary and broke her leg.

\ At the Richard lumber mill they are now sawing lumber for Tenis Peters, who plans on having a new barn erected this summer.

lVlIr. and Mrs. Melvin Gallant and children Ronnie and Theresa. on Sunday were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Eusebe Arsenauit.

Mrs. Michael Ahearn of Alberton recently spent a day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gallant of Duvsr.

Paul Gallant. Clifford Arsen- ault and Arnold Wood with their teams were dragging the l-lowian road on Monday and Tuesday afternoons. '

Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant of U. S. A., were visiting in Duvsr with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters, Mrs. Gal- lant being Gus and Henry's sister.

Edmund Peters and little son Wayne are spending a few days in I-lowlan at. the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tenis Peters and family.

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The legion of friends here of Mrs. Cyrus Wedge of O'I..eary. were sorry to note that she was a. patient in Western Hospital and wish for hers speedy recovery.

Jerry. Robert and Leo Arsen- ault and Fermin Perry were among those who attended the Conservativemeeting in O'Lcary on Friday afternoon.

Rev. Fpther M. J. Rooney on Sunday afternoon motored to Vernon River where on Monday

morning he attended the funeral of the lste Father pMaclntyre.

»I‘rsd Gallant, who spent the past winter in the Nova Scotisn lumber woods arrived home in How- lan on Friday night. Needless to say everyone welcomes him back.

' Mr. and Mrs. ‘Bennett Peters-of Bloomfield have gone to visit with

‘ friends and relatives in U. S. A. V Here's wishing them a very plea-

sant trip.

On Wednesday Frank Gallant started work on a new bungalow at the "Mills“ at Bloomfield. l-Ie was assisted s few days by _ his nsphe/w, Paul Gallant.

Mrs. Alexander Gallant of Duvsr

where she underwent an operation. Her relatives and friends hope she will soon be restored to her former good health.

Mrs. Edmund Peters returned from Charlottetown on Wednesday evening after taking almost a week's treatment from the doctor. Here's hoping Mrs. Peters will now be much improved.

On Thursday evening Miss Lilly Wood was s train passenge from Duastaffnegt where she is teach- ing, to spend the Easter holidays with her parents, brothers and als-

_ tors, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wood. _

An exceptionally lsr e congrega-

tion “attended, the _engthy and

is a patient in Summerside Hospital .

this family

Smwood. Included in Cook. Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. William Green, William, Mrs. Joseph Smallwood, Clara, Mr. and Mrs. Smallwood sitting beside their son who holds cup preheated to him after his Confederation campaign. _ i

R. C. Church on Good Friday morn- ing with the Reverend MJ. Rooney. pariah priest, officiating.

Mrs. Edmund Peters returned from Charlottetown on Saturday to spend Sunday in Howlsn but on Monday returned to the capital to finish her treatment. l-fere's hoping for her a complete recovery.

_It is understood that Joa. Gallant of O’Leary, who was employed since last fall at the Farmers Co-opera- tive warehouse, has given up this line of work and now has gone to Cascumpec where he is employed by Mr. Wm. Arsenauit during the lobster fishing season,

There was a large crowd of people in 0‘Leary on Friday after- noon, some of whom went in to attend the Conservative meeting in the afternoon then the banquet in the evening in honor of their new leader Mr. Price. "

The. sympathy of the friends here of Mr. Fred Arsenault and family of Piusviile is extended them in the loss of their daughter, Olive, Mrs. Power of Summerside, who‘ died on Monday. April 11th, in Prince County Hospital. ~'

The funeral of Mrs. Lawrence Palmer (nee Olive Arsenault) of Piusville, was held at St. Anthony's R. C. Church on Wednesday morn- ing and was very well attended. The sympathy of her friends in Howlsn is extended her husband; also her father and family.

Mrs. Urban Pineau and. Mrs. Henry Pineau Jr.. of Bloomfield Corner were in l-lowlan on Sun- day afternoon. On their return in the evening they were accom- panied by little Miss Anita Doiron who will stay with her relatives for some time.

Dannie Rogers of Lot ‘l was un- fortunate the other day while splitting wood he gave himself a very nasty gash on one hand, which necessitated 8 stitches taken by Dr. Dewar. That would be bad enough at any time but right now he should be so busy getting in readiness for the fishing season which will soon be here.

The many friends of Fred Mac- Ausland were glad to welcome him and Mrs. MacAusland back to their home as Mr. MlicAusland spent _.the winter in the Western Hospital while his wife stayed with Mt. and Mrs. Reggie Mac-

Profsssional Bards

-T. Earle Hickey

_ Chartered Accountant

' Office at ill Granville Street Phone bib

Visual Training Given IHOINT TIIIATBI BLDG. Summer ac, Summarasdg

l. F. Hunter, ILO.

OFIDMITIAM Complete Visual Analyses Glasses Fitted PIIONI 106 IMILLIAN‘! IUILPIZNG Summerside. P.8d.

lire w All!) — Qfllli! INIUIANCI l. E. ELI-IQ

l bummer 8L. Bumsaeride

Ihoaslss

grp are three sisters, Mrs. Fred

Ausiand at the lVLills, Bloomfield. Here's hoping the fine warm wea- ther when it comes will return Mr. MacAusland to his usual‘ health.

Miss Marie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke of Cape Wolfe. on March 31st celebrated her 16th birthday. For this happy occasion 24 of her friends and school mates were present. The evening was pleasantly spent in music, games and contests. Among the winners for the contests were: 1st prize. Myrna and Melvin Cooke; 2nd prize, Thelma Cooke and Francis Reilly; 3dr, Myrna Cooke and Lorne Cullicutt. There being also a door prize won by Mae Reilly. Besides the beautiful three-tier birthday cake, ice cream and candy were served as refresh- ments. Marie received many lovely gifts including o. birth stone ring from her mother and brother. Ralph. After Happy Birthday Marie was sung each departed for home after a very enjoyable eve- ning.

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.. The regular. monthlymeeting of the Glen Galley W. I. was held on April 7th at the home of Mrs. Norman MacDonald. The president presided. meeting opened by sing- ing Institute Ode, followed by re- peating Creed in unison.

Roll call was answered by eight members. There was one visitor present. Minutes o! last meeting were read, approved and signed. Correspondence was road and dis- cussed. It was moved and second- ed that a bill of $1.18 _for quilt batt be paid. \We received $15 government grant. Proceeds from Institute apron, $4.00. Eight mem- bers paid their donations of $1.00 each ' Sick committee for next month. Mrs. Sterling MacLean and Mrs. Kenneth MacDowell; school com- mittee. Mrs. Leslie MacDowell; program committee, Mrs. Vernon Glllis and Mrs. Norman MacDon- ald. Mrs. Simon Blondon invited members to her home for next meeting. Roll call to be answered with a housecleaning hint. Meeting closed by singing National Anthem. Lunch was served by hostess, as- sisted by committee in charge, after which we held a very, inter- esting auction sale, realizing the sum of $4.15. Mrs. Cyrus Martin acted as auctioneer.

ANTI-FLY CAMPAIGN BimcoehOnt. because one of the most fly-free places in Canada

Mother itwows A Best’

Are You Dreaming

Of buiId-ing a now home, born or goroql f" YWF." °l' N" hops you o-re interested in building a new community hall or church in your dlillflflfl’. _Or maybe you d" Plmlmllg ll’ '9'“: vote your house or outbuildings to make them more Convenient 0" up-to-dcte, or maybe you ore going to shingle that leaky roof M will‘: gsrogtfnrglete line of building materials ond will be glad to assist you in determining the cost of your pro|ect, ond invite your inquiries either by letter, telephone or personal call for we knaw you will save money by getting our prices before you buy, so if you ore interested in any of the following items glvs us o call. _ _ _ lnsul Brick Siding, Roll Brick ‘Slfllllg, Asphalt Shingles, both Lock ond Thick Butt, B.C. Cedar Shingles-insulating wool In bulk or thick batts, Roll roofings, Tarred sheathing or building papers ond Asphalt felt, building cement when available. full line of points, varnishes ond shellac, electric motors, woshingmoclunes, electric ond hand operated pumps ond |ocks or gasoline pumps which ore easily converted if electricity becomes available ond many other items. So let's talk it over—you won't be disappointed

J. F. MURRIS

Kinkoro.‘ P. E. I. ' l~

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for position of game warden for Prince County will be re- ceivet.’ syn‘. undersigned up s. May 1. Apt-Immi- u» h"- nish own cor. State salary or wages expected,

N. E. MACLEOD,

Secretory Prince Countj Fish ond Game Ass'n., Summerside.

all homes were fogged with DDT.

during 1948 when “l5 per cent of‘

rsnu son IMMEDIATE SALE

Due to- poor health I offer my form consisting of ‘I07 acres with or without stock ond implements, buildings in

good repair, wood and lumber thereon. Water obtainable in most fields. Situated on Malpeque Road 2 I-2 miles from Kensington.

Apply tor

WESLEY FOSTER Kensington, R.R.l

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

MAJOR HOOPLE

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