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AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: Harold F. Landry. Mu. Byron Stewart. D1. Imus lhoPhce, Mina Joyce Wlgglnton. Min Joan Johnston. AGENT GIOIGETOWN:

bought at Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; The Post Officoz. tn Sourla: The Snack Bar and II. Klan

Weldon Levon.

the following places In in Oeorgo

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...!UNl'rlD Baptist Churches. Montague Sunday. May 27: Slin- day School 10.00 a.m.: regular service 1l.00 a.m.: Dundas 8.01) p.m. Llc. W. D. Johnston.

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....'BLO0D DONORS urgently needed at Clinics to be held in Canadian Legion Hall, Morell between 10 and 12 noon and at Beaver Club Hall. Montague, be- tween 7 and 9 p.m. on Wednes- day, May 30th.

JAIBOR DAY OBSERVED - Wedncsday, Arbor Day, was cel- ebrated at Montague High School with a general clean-up of the rooms of the school and the play- grounds. The young ladies. under the direction of the lady teachers. garnished and swept each room. while the boys under the direct- ion of the principal, Mr. MacLeod. cleaned the grounds. When all the work was completed. the school and grounds presented a fine appearance, worthy of the work of the school youngsters.

....SWE HAVE still a limited supply of Cnckshuit No. 2 fer- tilizer distributors in both 8-foot and 10-foot sizes, with or without tires at an exceptionally lower price. Also in stock 2-horse man- ure spreaders. Our stock of these machines is very low due to steel shortage. In stock we hnve horse hoes complete, or riding attach- ment may he sold sepcmiely. A few horse and tractor mowers at old price. Now price considerably higher. We have a car load of Model 30 tractors arriving at Charlottetown soon. Order now and get a Cockshutt 30 with 8 forward speeds and live-powt-r takeoff. Those machines are also in short supply. P. W. Robbins. Morcll.

30 PER DENT Continued from page i

the anticipated strength has not

developed up to the present time.

it is still hoped tnat the balance

or last years crop may be mark- ed

''In New Brunsvilck the portion of last years crop still unsold is somewhat higher than on the 15- land. In the opinion of the Island Potato Marketing Board the P.E.I. Potato Growers would be well ad- vised to reduce their plantings as suggested, also to not grow any potatoes for which thcy do not have adequate fall storage. Some way must and will be found to prevent a. repetition of the almost complete collapse of the potato market such as transpired last November.

"For this reason the Island Po- tato Board. at the request oi iarin organizations throughout the Province are preparing to regis- tcr all Island Potato Growers dur- ing the months of June and July. By so doing the Island Potato Board feels that it will be in a position to effectively grapple with a similar marketing problem as existed last fall, it it should again arioe.

"lit is worthy of note that after its first year of operations the New Brunswick Potato Marketing Board is now making plans for next year's operations and that the New Brunswick Government has seen fit at the last session of the New Brunswick legislature to have passed a new Natural Prod- ucts Control Act which seems to be about the most comprehensive legislation of its kind in any prov- inpco of Canada and which will undoubtedly be of great assist- ance to the New Brunswick Po- tato Marketing Board in carrying out its future operations."

.flVI:iss Vickey Walker, Cale- donia. was a visitor yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ray Griffin, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart. lilontazuo, leit Monday morning for Halifax where Mrs. Stewart will enter the Victoria General Hospital for treatment.

.38. S. ULNA IN PORT - The S. S. Ulna arrived in port at Montague Wednesday on its reg- ular weekiy trip from Sydney to Georgetown and Montague.

Miss Sylvia Sullivan, student of Prince of Wales College, Char- lottetown. is apcnding the hol- idays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan, Greenfield.

JLEAVI-I FOR ONTARIO - Mr. Reggie O'Halloran. accom- panicd by his sister. Vclma, left Tuesday morning for Hamilton. Ont. Prior to their departure they were tendered a reception at their home in Greenfield. Both these popular young people will be greatly missed by their many friends who wish them the best of luck.

.."SCOI.'T TROOP MEETS -- The regular weekly meeting of the First Montague Troop Boy Scouts was held Wednesday night at the Legion Hall, under the di- roction of Scoutmasicr Erilc Du. var and Assistant Scouimaster H. D. MLiri'a.V. Following the opening ceremony the boys moved to the patrol corners for a short study period. A series of games and contests were then played, after which Mr. Duvar gave a short instruction on the "use or ground sheets", and ”Hinis on Camping." Aftcr a few more games. the boys were brought to attention for inspection. The meeting then closed with the horseshoe formation.-M.

I3 Mlhilldvance

Continued from page 1

l-lowcver, he cautioned the Reds were reinforcing their defenrc screen-rear guard-all along the cast.-central front.

More powerful screening forces were being rushed south by ths Reds to keep the Allies from cut- ting the main Communist with- drawal route.

This report tallied with air ob- servations of Red vehicles moving by lllglhl. from Chorwon io Hwach- on across the central front and well above the 38th parallel. Oth- rr Red vehicles were again streaming southward from the Manchurian horder into North- west Korea.

Vvhile the powerful armada of tanks und vehicles carried United Nations troops into Red Korea for the third time in the war, Allied units pushed bar" into Chunchon. It was the seventh time that bat- tcred road centre changed hands.

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3 sets Lever Spring Tooth Harrows. '4-11 Marker Grain &-. Fertilizer Drills. 1 8-ft. Tractor Disc Harrow.

2 Lime & Fertilizer Sowers.

2 '& 3 Furrow Tractor Plows.

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Pisquid East Notes Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly were

visitors in Bedford on Monday evening.

Mr .and Mrs. Milton Rodgerson were visitors to Charlottetown on Wednesday. '

Miss Theresa Kelly is spending a few days at the home of her als- ter, Mrs. Walter White, Donagh.

Miss Shirley Jay, Charlottetown. is spending her holidays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay. Pisquld East.

fMr. and Mrs. George W. Jay were visitors in Lorne Valley on Wednesday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. Lorne Valley, spent Sunday with Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay. Pisquid East. Her many friends are sorry to hear that Miss Priscilla Jay is a patient in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital and all hope to see her home soon.

A delicious wedding supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly on Wednesday

' Blood Donor OI-inie

Montague To Have

Mr. Gilbert ciemenu. the effic- ient chairman of the Montague Blow-1 Donor Clinic, is determined that his community and the sur- rounding dlstricts are going to ex- ceed their previous record of 108 donors at their October 1950 Clinic. Letters have been sent to all the donors who reported " at former Clinics and pamphlets. ment sheets and posters have been widely distributed. The ladies of the -lontague Beaver club have again very graciously placed their very fine hall at the disposal of the Clinic, and members of the Mont- ague Women's Institute will pro- vide refreshments for the donors and workers to assist at the Clinic. A full attendance of donors is needed in Montague as the hos- pital there has used more blood than the donors have provided to date. .

Theresa. Mclntyro. St. Andrews Music and dancing were enjoyed.

Mr. Herbert Jay. Brooklyn. New York, visited his old home In Pis- quid East this week. He attended the convocation at Nova Booths Technical College. Halifax. where

evening in honor of their son Frank and his bride. the former

his son Cecil received his degree in

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