Eastern Guardian

'0l)l)FEI.L0wS - Dis trict M,...tinu ul Montague. Tuesday, liluv 17th.

'ItEb'c.ltVE Wednesday. July Glii. St. Mary's Parish. Montague. .-mt-kvri supper, Beaver Club Hall. filoninilue.

DA.N('E at Braver Hall. lilun Iaguc. iollowiug Lobster SUPP?"- Sponsorcd by Montague Curling ('lub. Al Blanchard: Orchestra. Dancing 9.30 to I. -

-NOTICE. - Taxes due Si. H.-u-y's Road West School unpaid hv May Zstli, 1955. will be handed in for collection. By Order Trus- tees.

WROGRESSIVE Conservative women of Montague are invited to attend the meeting Wednesday afternoon. May 18. at the Bison Restaurant from 3 to 5 o'clock. Your candidates will be present. Te; will be served. Svonsorad by the progressive Conservative Wu- men's Club.

The Guardian. Page 5 Tuesday, May 17. 1955

Xcme Rebekah I edge Meeting

fMrs. Frances Shaw. P.N.G.. presided at the re ar meeting of the ACME Rebekah Lodge. Mon- tague. Thursday evening. Twenty mnmbcrs and one visitor respond- ed to the roll call. Lodge opened in regular form. followed by the reading of the minutes of the last meeting by the secretary. Miss Florrie Beaton. A number of let- iers and accounts were discussed.

The financial report was read by the treasurer. Mrs. Ruth Mac- Leod. who also reported on the success of the annual banquet which was held In the lodge room recently. Miss Edith MacDonald read the vice-grand's report.

. One application for membership was read and referred to the investigating committee. Unfin- ished business included plans for EDOITIOTIII5 the annual Walter Cal- low tag day. and the visit of the

HTUNERAL AT M0N.rAGUE.g Callow coach to Montague this

A large number of friends and relatives were present at the Re- quiem High Mass' celebrated yes- terday for the late Mrs. James A.

Ennis of Greenfield. at St. Mary's mm" ” mu"

(lhurch in Montague. Rev. Father .1. A. Sullivan of St. Dunstan's University celebrated the mass. assisted by the 'iIacCal'dlc of Montague and the Rev. Owen Kiggins of Georgetown. Father Sullivan also conducted the service at the grave. The Rev. F. liiullally of Sturgeon was present

ill the sanctuary. Interment was in) evening In the lady

in St. Mary's cemetery. The pail hearers were Messrs. Louis Cairns. Joseph Brothers, Edward Kelly. William Naddy. Dan MacDonald and Joseph Power.

TAXI RUNI AGROLND

TORONTO (CP)eA water taxi with six passenger. travelling ba- twaen Toronto inland and the waterfront crashed into a concrete abutment Saturday and ended up on shore. one passenger suffered a wrenched back. The others were shaken up and drenched.

B.F Goodrich

Deudoa Mocha-ea OOMPLITII Till IIIVKB Ifoniuus a New lawn. P. I. I.

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summer. Mrs. Violet MacDonald. Mrs. Kathleen Csnn. Mrs. Flor- ence Stewart and Mrs. Marjorie Johnston were appointed on a cam- final arrange- ments.

The vice-president of district number I4. Mrs. Doris Llewelivn.

Rev. J. W. I... announced that the annual meet-

ing is to be held in Charlottetown on June 7th. and that a large ren- resentatlon from ACME Lodge is requested in attend these sessions. Final plans were discussed for the annual lobster supper and soc-

and a committee comprised of Miss Edith MacDonald. Mrs. Doris

Llewellyn and Miss Mary Hemp- hill was appointed in charge of the details.

Personals

.'Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mac- Pherson. Bellevua. were Sunday visitors to Whim Road. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell.

of friends and

' '” - gathered for a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Fraser, Albion. on Friday evening last.

flitr and Mrs. M. J. Connolly and children. Mrs. D. J. Mac- Kensia. Miaa Lona llartinger and Mr. Lorne Perry were recent vis- itors to Montague.

..'Mr. Daniel Rourke relurnrvi to his home at whim Road after spending the winter months in " ntagua with his son and daught- er-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Beamis Rourke. Prior to his return to Whim Road Mr. Rourke spent sev- eral weeks visiting in Flat Rivet.

White elephant: are rare and sacred besats in Thailand.

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LEO P. ROSSITEB Councillor Candidate

ATTENTION ELECTORS 2nd DISTRICT KINGS OOIINTY

I

J. WALTER DINGWELI. Assemblyman Candidate

Due to the fact that only recently we were nominated as Progressive Conservative Candidates for the 7.nd District of

Kings we wish to answer the -invitations for Joint Political 1 Owing to the shortage of time we feel that we can

Meetings.

much better discover the needs and wishes of the electors by visiting them personally. than by attending Joint Political Moor-

Inga.

The Issues have been clearly defined through the medium of the Press and the Radio. Personal contact with electors is the only way to discover problems of the Farmers and Fishermen.

Watch for notice of radio broadcasts by the undersigned.

LEO F. ROSSITER.

J. WALTER DINGWELL. Progressive Conservative Candidates.

Inserted by the Progressive Oonservatrive Party

KIIISMEN VARIETY snow

TONIGHT 8:15 P. M. HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sponsored by Montague Home and School Association.

Tickdta on sale at: Haven Restaurant. Bison Restaurant. Mabon Drug Co., and Ja.-mieson's Phar-

tlur sale has Been Most Successful

I WN Continue Until Saturday. May Zlsr Thanks Very Much

SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK

Royal Pimple Poultry Conditioner, pkg. ............ .. 43c Royal Ruple Hog Conditioner .......... .. . Yeaat Phoa General Tonia ....... .. Parry Davie Pain Killer .. Dr. Thomas Electric Oil .......... .. 29c We still have a few MEN'S JACKETS and

LADlIES' D at bargain prices.

I. J. MGCDONALD. Cardigan.

43c

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LISTEN TONIGHT

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Mr. Austen Bowman

Prince Edward Island

Inserted by the P. I. 1. Liberal Association,

Association.

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IT wm. INSPITIE Ill AIIDOIG FAITH I0 SUSTIIII YOU ALL TMROIIGN LIFE . . .

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4 DAYS STARTS WEDNESDAY

PRINCE EDWARD

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HNAI. TODAY Show: 3:30 - 7 - 9

SEE HOW THEY RUN!

The Liberal Machine has at least one weapon in this cam-A paign that no Conservative wants or has. That is the weapon of fear.

Our Liberal opponents are running scared - as well they mi-aht - and some of them are spreading f e a r and mistrust wherever they feel it might help them.

One of our Conservative workers who has been actively campaigning for the Conservative Leader. Mr. Bell. and his colleague has been threatened with loss of business and even of his iob if he does not slacken his efforts to turn out the Gov- ernmenf. The threat was made by one of the Liberal satellfes (who has his wagon firmly hitched to the Premier's star). His amateur attempt to stifle free speech and to sandbag the ris- ing tide of protest against the Liberal Government was a dis- mal failure and he has returned to sulk in his tent.

Our Conservative friend is not frightened. He knows the difference between a sandbag and a windbag.

In the Cardigan District. Government forces are going full blast to defeat MacDonald and Shaw. They describe Mr.

Shaw as a former "Liberal Minister" and th e y are wailing

about his ingratitude toward the Liberal Government.

What nonsense! Walter Shaw sewed the people of this Province as a Civil Servant. He was a servant of all the people - not the hireling of a few Grits.

What a sad and sorry spectacle is the Liberal campaign in the Cardigan district. Their campaign is being led by a Min- ister of the Crown. his colleague and f h e assistant vendor from a Government liquor store. What a happy Liberal fam- ily that Is! I

There are those who must remain silent until election day. But they will speak out on May 25th. Though Government sup- porters may howl like banshees or whisper like f h e wind -

- they may not save themselves.

Because the ballot is secret and silent. But it speaks loud- est of all because it is both a free voice and a fearless one.

G0 AHEAD! ' Vote Conservative on May 25th!

hearted by the Prolressivr Omaervahw Party

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