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— EGGS —

We are in a position to buy large quantities of ungraded eggs at the following prices: —

A Large—37 I-2

A Medium-BS, I-2 Grade B—3I Grade (3-26 (delivered at our grading station)

We give quick and efficient service. Shipments graded t and cases returned immediately. Try our SHUR-GAIN FEEDS,

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A Pullet—26

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ATTENTION

MOTOR TRUCKMEN IN KING'S CO.

A meeting of the Association will be held at Montague Thurs- day, Feb. I7.

All members and those wish- ing to join please attend.

RUSSELL MCINTYRE, President.

AUTRVS NEW FILM AN EXCITING STORY 0F WILD. STALLION

Columbia's new. Gene Autry star- rer. "The Strawberry Roan." will be the next attraction at the Capitol Theatre opening there today. Ac- cording to word-oi-tnouth publicity. Autry's latest seems to be an ideal treat for every member o! the iamily.

It's all about a wild outlaw stal- lion, branded a killer, and the man who took on all comers to win jus- tice ior the noble animal. Advance reports indicate that "The Straw-

Roan" lives up to Autry'| re- putation for delivering excitement- psoked, clean-cut Western adven- ture yarns combined with house- spun comedy snd melodious prairie ballads.

In this picture, the singing cow- boy‘s iamous horse Champion, s.l- most takes the spotlight away irom his snaster. For he is the roan oi the title, and the whole action is centered around him. An added iactor in Champs iavor is that the itlm was shot in magniﬁcent out- door Cinecolor.

Important supporting roles are played by lovely Gloria Henry. vet- eran actorr Jack Holt. Dick Jones (one-time lien Aldrich oi radio iame) and Pat Buttram. iamous radio comedian.

The Dwight Cummins-Dorothy Yost screenplay tells oi the cap- rure|oi the roan. his throwing oi the youngster who tries to "break" him and the killer brand he gets as a’resuit. Autry allows him to es- cape. hoping to gentle him and then becomes an outlaw hinsseli. How the two ﬁnally prove their true worth is said to be thrilling screen- iare. and an experience not to be missed.

LEND-LEASE COSTS

WASHINGTON. Feb. i4 -- (Al?) - President Truman told Cong- ress today wartime lend-lease shipments to 3d Allies cost the United States QSOJOGZJIDB. Tru- man gave the iigure in his 27th report on lend-lease operations covering the period irom March iii. 104i. through March 91.1948.

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

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following places in Montague: in Georgetown:

..°ENGLISH CHINA SOUVIN- lll8.—C. R. Boehner, Jeweller. Montague.

Misses Margaret McLure and Lulu Graham. students st Corcor- ans Business Studio, Charlottetown. spent the week-end with their parentrin Murray Harbour North.

-~‘WILL THE PARTY who re- moved a double cooler horse blan- ket irons the sleigh oi Mr. John Gay. while said sleigh was in shed, kindly return immediately as party was seen from MacLeanw Forge shop.

JPETEWS ROAD (WEST) WJ. _ The regular monthly meeting oi the Peter's Road (West) Wo- men's Institute was held at. the home o! Mrs. Chester MscSwain with seven members present. ‘Ilse President presided. The meeting opened by singing the Ode ioliow- ed by Creed. The minutes o! the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Gerald Johnsto . which were approved as read. Roll call was responded to by an ex- change oi Valentines. The sick committee reported visiting sick and treating two shut-ins. It was decided to purchase some yarn ior knitting. Mrs. Raymond Reynolds invited the members to her home ior next meeting. The sick committee ior the iollowing month were: Mrs. Harold Mac- swain and Mrs. Raymond Mac- Aully. The meeting closed with a. reading. A delicious lunch vrss served by Mrs. Joe MacLean and Mrs. Gerald Johnston.

....°§'!‘0RE CHANGES HANDS — During the past month the store o! ‘Taylor's Jewellers in Montague has been taken over by Mr. Vic Pepler, an experienced watch re- pairer and craitsman. Mr. Pepler has been remodelling his store during the past week. The watch repair department Mitch was locat- ed at the side oi the store ls now located at the rear, and the form- er department will be_ made into the entrance to ‘the Hume Apart- ments. The store has also been en- larged considerably. and Mr. Wil- llam Webster has completed the new ceiling and other carpentry work. It is also being completely painted by Mr. James Lax-kin When these alterations have been completed the store will present a very tine appearance. and will be a credit to the town oi Mont- ague. Added alterations will also be made to the iormer entrance and sun room oi the Hume Apart- ments. This will be made‘ into a ladies dress shop, modern in every way. with a iitting room to the rear oi the shop. It is to be known as the “Jo-Anna Dress Shop," and will be under the ownership oi Mrs. Georgie Hume and Mrs. Vic Pepler. It is with the greatest pleasure that the residents oi Montague welcome Mr. and Mrs. Pepler to the business section oi the community. and it ls quite ap- parent that their community spirit will do mum to aid in the pro- grass oi the town. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Pepler every success in their new enterprise. and sincerely trust that they will iind pleasure in living in this community.

On Monday evening the Iirst meeting oi the new town council oi Montague took place at the Town I-lall with His Worship Mayor Harry W. Lana presiding. Also present were the Councillors B. H. Yeo, E. H. Stewart. D. Coiiin. R. W. Beck, Leroy White, and C. J. Boudreault. Alter the meeting was called to order, the Town Clerk read the minutes oi the last meeting which were adopted as read. The clerk then read the bills. alter which the iinanclal state- ment was presented to the Council. Following the reading oi the cor- s ,ondence several matters oi considerable importance were dia- cussed.’ On the discussion oi the appointment oi an executive to supervise sewers. it was decided to leave iliedeoiaion until a iurther meeting. The clerk announced that Mr. Lane was declared as Mayor. and the Councillors declared elect- ed as no other candidates had been nominated, and were duly sworn in. It was then moved by Councillor Yeo. seconded by Councillor Collin that Mr. H. J. I-lynea be appointed as town clerk ior the ensuing period.

The iollowing committees were appointed: A

Street - L. Willie, C. Boudresult and D. Coiiin.

Building - C. Boudreault. B. Yeo, I... White.

Light - B. Yeo, R. W. Beck, It. H. Stewart. .

rm - n. Coiiin, a. Yeo, is. w. Beck.

Finance — R. W. Beck, L. White. E. H. Stewart.

Police — E. H. Stewart, D. Collin. C. Boudreault.

On discussion oi the Fire De-

asked to present a report on the

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It was decided to call ior tend- ers ior the position oi town police- man. who would serve iull time on street, tire, and police work; said

' senders to be published in the

press, and to close on March 10th. 1111mm: moved by Councillor seconded by Councillor

moved liy Councillor

, by Oosmclllos

Boudreault that Mr. George Mao- Intyse be reappointed as iire chief. and curse Nicholson: as deputy firsohisi. ‘lite matter oi appoint- ing a magistrate was also discussed. but the matter was reierred to a later meeting tor decision as to

wa or not one would be sp-

Tlso Post Oiilaa; In Cousin Roper: In IL Peter's: Tho Post Oiilce.

Harold I‘. lnndry. Albert Altkeas. Diss- Biron _ wart. liin Barrios Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Layers. AGIIN‘! SOUBIB: Francis Clseverle

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Cossdonb and Florence

Miss Helen Mills-r. staii oi Mao- Gowans Ltd., Kilmuir. spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Miller, Murray Harbour North.

Mesrs. William C. Graham and Guy Graham oi Gaspereaux were business visitors to Charlottetown on Friday.

Harbour North was a. business visitor to Charlottetown on Fri- day.

..'Mr. Russel Finley oi Char- lottetown accompanied by Mr. J. L. MacKinnon oi Murray River. ilew to New Glasgow on Friday to attend the funeral oi the late Howard Finley.

lidr. Victor Sencabaugh o! Pem- broke, who for the past several months has been cmployedln the ieed mill oi E. J. MacDougall oi Vernon. spent the past iew days ‘with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Sencabaugh.

....'Y. P. CONCERT -— On Friday night, Feb. 11th, ilie Presbyterian Young Peoples Society oi’ Murray Harbour North, held their variety concert and play in the hall. De- spite the very cold weather oi the evenng an audience in the vicinity oi two hundred people witnessed the acting oi the humorous and interesting numbers. The program was a very pleasing one. with the young people completing iheirdii- ierent parts in a. most capable and eiiicient manner. Mr. Harry Miller acted as chairman and introduced the diiierent numbers with his usual capability. Bernice and Irving Llewellyn supplied instrumental music during the intermissions be- tween acts. At the close oi the program a delicious lunch was served by the ladies in charge to well over one hundred people. In all it was a very successful enter- tainment and the young peoples society are to be commended ior their work. The following was the order oi program: Opening re- marks by chairman; Opening choru: "land of Glad Tomorrow": Duet by Betty Ann Millar- and Elaine MacLure. "When It's Lamp- liUltlng Time in the Valley" (en- cored); Solo by Helen iidiilar. "Galway Bay" (ensured): Dialogue, "Mrs. Murphy Isn't Home" by Esther, Ruth Johnston and Lucy Millar; Duet: "Aunt Dinah! Quilting Party" by a young couple,

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