We are now showing the new WM. . ROGERS at SON pattern "APRIL". if you have not already seen it we will be pleased to show it to you —

call in soon won't you?

You'll find APRlL I refreshingly

diiierent pattern and at desi ned A "PA only $4I..II__

WM. ROGERS 8rSON

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to meet your pocket forty-five piece service for eight in the entirely diflerent.

KAWAY CHEST" costs

Summerside

I price

BOTH STORES

and

pins.

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The“ Mary Ann

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Conway

was in Siunnieroidc business.

Mr. Edgar iieelt-end visiting

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Mllllgan.

daughter MacNeiils.

Mrs.

Ibxiey Riier. .

Mr.

Henderson. Freeland.

Mrs.

suit, Murray Road.

Conivay.

sisters there.

MILLIONS OF I-‘ANS

Major league baseball games in 1949 drew 305215.366 fans in the

nited States--10350.64’! to the

merican League and 9,484,713 io I-he National League. .

EXCUSE FAILED

\’i/OKING. Surrey, England .. ICP) — Log merchant Ben East- wood was lined the shillings ;7it rents) for not keeping a record tr‘ his work. His excuse was: "1 can't

Save dollars by doiriq your gill buildinq

and

INSULATING PRODUCTS

TEN/TEST Rigid Insulating Boeml—Savcs fuel. Strong, sound- iibsorbing 4' x 8’ panels for finishing walls and ceilings.

TEN/TEST Asphalt Sheathing-Saves fuel. The all-weather insulating panels for exterior sheathing. Large 6'x9’ panels

remodellinq

read or write aiid—I*ien7i'c.lt. to n:.\'

| daughter-in-lnii-."

l IMESETTN-rain rasr The lobster industry is one of the most valuable Ilsherles or the Maritime pl'O\'lll(‘l!S and Quebec.

in 1857 the only colony west -.f Ontario not wholly dependent on the fur trade for its existence .\'i".3 River Valley

the Red

cut waste, reduce labor cost on application._ TEN/TEST V-Notch Plaster Iaso—Saves fuel. 16'’ x 48" panels

extra crack resistance.

with the patent V-notch for a stronger plaster bond and

MANITOBA SETTLEMENT‘

iias in S.side tiny visiting her

-iorking in a bank.

settlement.

with

TEN/TEST Decorative Well Ponols—Save fuel. For attractive ‘

interior effects. Use with T EN/ TEST Decorative Ceiling Tile.

daughter «ho is employed at the telephone ofllce and her son Kenneth who is

Vlelnlty

Mr. James Gain. Murray

Road Saturday on

There ‘was no church service in Conway for the last two Sundays one to road conditions.

Stewart spent the relatives iriends at Conway and Freeland.

Ind

Mrs. Ralph Ellands. McNellls was ii guest at the home 01 Mr. or Mrs. George Tuplln on Sunday.

Miss Florence Bigger, Portage was it guest at the home or he: sister. Mrs. - Edgar Morrison

YO-

Miss Emma-Mlillgan, '.l‘ruro is spending a vacation at tile or her parents Mr. :5: Mrs.

home Colin

Mrs. John Bl‘()OI'llL' spent a tow (lays visiting zit the home 01 her Muriel Ellantls,

Miss Romziyne Bniger. Summer- side spent the week-end with her parents Mr. (3; Mrs. Gabriel Bulge:

Hamid Henderson LOlM'ilL~|‘ at Springhiil spent the week~end with his parents Mr. as Mrs. Editor

James MacNeill, Kcnsin[',- tun. spent a few days parents Mr. Ga Mrs. Ernest Arsen-

wlth her

‘Mr. Siiorniiin Lexis carpenter zit St. Eleanorls‘ airport ii-eek-end with his wife and son zit

spent lite

i Mr. 5.: Mrs. Wallace Thompson

Kensingion were guests at the home of Mr. 8! Mrs. Grorije Thompson on Sunday.

Messrs Hubert Keis.vettel'. Eti-

gar. Way and Douglas Oatwiiy motored to Suninierside, Sahlfdlly afternoon on busiiioss.

Mrs. John D.'Palmer Postniistress nt Conway spent a few days with her mother Mrs. Burns, Malpcqne and also visited her brothers and

'l'll° snow plow passed tiiroizch Conway and F':eolmi:l recently in clear the road to the Black Ban‘.--s in order that the fisherman could get their supplies landed.

Mrs. Harry-Macxay. Freeland,

on Sutur-

Mui iel

The family of Mr. Colin Miiliglm were enterlainted at the home of their daughter Mr. &. Mrs. Cecil Macxlnnon on Sunday afternoon it being Mr. Miliigan‘s

birthday.

A goose supper was held at the home of Mr. (5.: Mrs. Sterling

I i

THE GUARDIAN.

Plusvlle and Vicinity

Mr. Keith Kelly. lwsehenlt was I recent visitor to Piusvllle.

Mrs. Billie Murray. xlmsdnle, was a recent visitor in Plllavllle.

Mr. Gerald Hardy, llosebuilt spent 'I'hiu'sday in Bumtnorllde.

Miss Helen Kennedy. at. Law- rence, recently spent A few days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mc- Carthy. Brocton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Gallant‘ spent Sunday at the home 0! Mrs. Gallant’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters Duvor.

Miss Noreen Kelly. ' teacher at Mill River School. spent the wool.- end with her sister Mrs. Nprbeit Corcoran and Mr. Oorooran..

Mrs. Lance Dalton and little daughter Dolores Burton. spent the past week at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcorm.

Tignisli Shore

l-lor many friends will be may to learn that Mrs. Dominic Des. hoches is R patient in the P. E. I. Hospital.

The liidies of the District are to be commended for donating a new innp of Geographical Terms to the school.

The pupils of Tignish Shore made an excellent showinz on M{|I‘('ll 17th, when they sang two iiiimbcrs at the annual concert which was held in the Parish Hall at Tignish.

A few evenings ago 14 men and 12 ladies assembled at the school and gave the sehoolroom a thor- Olllzll spring cleaning The ceiling and walls were dusted and washed after which the men gave the floor a good scruhhina. Where will you find ti better spirit? The members of the school board have also secur- ed a work table for Grades 1 and iii. On March 22, the pupils had a pleasant visit from the Rev. J. A. MacDonald P. P.

On the same day the school trustees Mr. Arsene Gallant, Mr. ciiilord Ciaudet and the Secretary, Ml’. E. J. Arsennult accompanied by two members oi the Home and School Association, Mrs. Edmund Gundet and Mrs. Arlene Gallant also visited the school and spent the afternoon with the teacher and his pupils, The visitors were well pleased with the work that is being done and they congratulate the pupils for their skills, and good conduct.

Palmer recently with Messrs. Jackie Thompson. Donald, Arnold. Eric Ramsay and richer Broome in attendance.

HUGE PROJECT More than 75.000 men were dir e:-tly employed in erecting the 15

J

And for panelling . . . cupboards. kitchen remodelling — any home-finishing that requires decoration — insist on IVIASONITET PRODUCTS!

For samples and literature on ‘III/'!'ls‘l' or MASONFII Products write direct — or to your local lumber dealer.

INTIRNATIONAI. Fill! IOA|lll I H.YWlIOD SAIIS IIMITID Oetlneeu, Quebec ~

‘Registered mdonisrlts that signify that lnierasiloinl liar: loud name: no Masonite Company of Canada. Ltd. are the sources of the products.

ORDER mw most your Imrrsr umuit smelt,

buildings of Roclteleiler centre in New York City.

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T GIIAIILOTTETOWI.

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Luiiirs

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low. the Hon. Forrest Phillips.

Cl-lARLO'l‘TE'l‘OWN

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TODAY. NO. 10:

Now [mm the sixllf hour then was clarinet: our all Ibe land unto the uintb barn. ‘ _

And about 117: ninrb boar Jew} med _wI!b a loud mu. saying, Eli, Eli, lama sububtbam.’ lbs! 1: to say, My Gail, my God, :0!) but tbou formic» me.’

Some of I an lbs! stood Ibere, when they heard that, said. Tbis man rallafb for Elias. '

And slraigblu-a_y.orte 0] them, nut. and took 4 Jprmgl. and filled it will: rmegu, and pm 1: an it reed, ml get’: him to drink. . _

The rest said, Let be, la! in sea wbelber Elus will tome to sure lu'm. _ ' I _

Jesus. when be bad med «gem It'll’) a loud warm yielded up Ilie gbotl. ~

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THE CRUCIFIXION

Rembrandt van Rijn. the Dutchman (I600-I069). uriqimtionsbl, wnstlic usstut stchsroi all time. His style was distincftlly his aggro: he avoided straight lines and used broken outline and loose arrangement; He produced more than 1000 etehlltl I3‘ ¢fhIVIl||l1I‘hI.flc'|:dIlI‘I I paintings. None are more memorable than his etchings Ruling cl Lusrus. Eoce Hanna. and the etching reproduced ere. I on. ‘ Matthew. Merit. Lulu and John all have majestic stories of the Crucifixion. il'I'hlt II lhtrn St. Matthew 37:45-54;

And, behold. Ibo veil of lbs temple was not in Iu/Jill from rbe tap to tbe bottom; and lb: earth did quote, and the rock: uni;

And the grove: were opened; and may boillu of Ibo saint: wbicb slept arose.

And tune out of the grave: after bi: resurrection, and

went into lbs boly city, and appeared sutlo molly. ‘ Now when tbs centurion, and they tbal won with bins, wiicltittg Jesus, uw the satbqsuke, and tbou thing: lbs! were done, they fund grully, uyittg. Tully this ion Ibo Son of God. '

'(Toinorrow: DESCENT FROM THE CROSS)

Entnore and Vicinity

Mrs. Joseph Ladner. Mount Pleasant, was a visitor to 301111110)‘- slde on lflday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Noye and Mrs. Allison Raynor were visitors, to Charlottetown on Tuesday. 1 I . I

Ill’. Miler Noye, merchant Ill Enrnore, was I business visitor to Busnnierside

The many friends oi Mrs. Bruce riarnny, Harmony, regret to hear of he illness. All wish her ii cpeedy recovery.

Miss Nellie Mselsennaii. Buni- nierside, spent the week-eizd in Victonl. west, I guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mscbennnn. :4. ‘

Mrs. Olsytaon ‘he and son Des- mond. Harmony, were visitors at the home or Mr. and Mrs. John R. birnsn, Victoria West. onsundoy.

on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs, Ancil Ballern and Ian Blair, Mount Pleasant, were visitors to Conway on Sunday, the guests 0! Mr, and Mrs. Wslltioe Mormon. 1

—— i lfls, Lloyd Dymeni. and chii- i dun. Victoria West. spent. the not-end It Mrs. Dymeni.'s for- , Ines home in Mount Pleasant. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph uduer. i

Mr. Clordoii MacArthur was l\ visitor to Charlottetown recently. While in town, he attended I tes- sien in the House. His bl’0fllll'-1:; . l A host of friends ioln in lending - greetings and good wishes to Mr. John 1!. Bryant. North lninore. who 0 his Nth birthday on March th, Mr. Bryant. in halo use hearty. is‘ up around «dry any. user the papers and enjoys the radio. He is keenly interested in ilsonswsot the day Ills brother. / lovoloel. ‘lmruésnois. wings him regularly spoil Item! noun uiiiing our old ti

mes. ' I

Mrs: Charles II. lumen. Viotorls Wht, received I tsllcrem on Mon- day. warning the niinsws that, iisertater. Anntmwlts otlhs.istA- Alisa hu-

L. A.. is opener there.

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