THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

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The Guardian may be bought at the following places In Montague: Blue Dome luataurant, and Guardian miles; The Post. 011100:

...'JAlIIIESON'S Pharmacy and

in Souris:

Harold F. Iandry. Mrs. Byron Stewart.

Waldo: Layers.

In Georgetown: The snack Bar.

..tREltlEMBl-In the concert by

the Mabon Drug Company. Mon-

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' 73.35 .i.l.'.”5.f3."il?i.".'.'.,33':--13'-5 faction or money but. PRINCE EDWARD TODAY - FRI. - SAT. TIE UEATEST ADVENTURE Ill Au. THE RECKLESS L - LEGENDS OF THE FIGHTING FOREIGN LEGION!

; AMIDNTGHT snow - FRIDAY AT 11:30 PM. ALL STAR CAST IN

"STAGE DOOR. CANTEEN"

. CAPITOL

the usual Wednesday

tague, will remain open on Wed- nesday atternoons until Decem- her 23. Beginning December 30, half holi- day will be observed.

BFAREWELL PARTY-a A fare-

Well party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lower Montague. on of Nov. 26 in honor of Mr. Harold 1-licken, who is Joining the Royal Czmadisin Navy. During the even- ing. which was spent in singing .nnd social enjoyment, an address ;was read by Miss Jean Poole. and a lovr-ly gift was presented by Mr. .Iohn Fraser. Monday for his initial training.

Stanley I-llcken. the evenlnr:

Mr. I-lioken left on

Sudden Death Of New Perth Man

-.'The death occurred sudden- l.V at his home in New Perth of Mr. Fulton Smith yesterday after- noon. Besides his widow, nee Pearl Macliinnon, he leaves to mourn a daughter Mildred, Mrs. Allistalr Currie, and two sons Elliot and Newton all of New Perth. The funeral arrangements were not completed last night.

More th.ari-hafwtif Cuba's agri- cultural area is devoted to sugar

cane.

NOW snownva . ' 3:30-7:00-9:00

'BANDITS IN

l "BANJO ON

ALLEN "Rocky" LANE in

THE WEST"

Chapter No. 12 "Lost Planet" Serial -- Shorts MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT-11:20 PM.

MY KNEE"

Kenslnigton Singers, Macltlenzie Hall, Montague. tomorrow, Friday, 8:00 p.m.

..tl09'p DOWN holds your Christ.- mas gift till Chriatuias. our lay- away plan will hold everything till you need it. Montague s to 81.00 Store.

JSTORE OPEN AT NIGHT- Stewart and Beck's Store will be open at night beginning Monday, December 7, and open on Wednes- day afternoons during the month of December.

Personals

Mrs N. J. Nldiolson, Montague. is visiting relativts in Halifax, N. 8.

Mr A. D. MacLui-e, who was a patient in the Victoria General Hospital, Halifax. N.B.. for a few days. has returned to his home in Montague.

..'Miss Jean Currie, Toronto, who has been spending her vaca- tion in Pictou, N.S., is at present the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nicholson, Montague.

Mrs. Kimball Victor and her two small sons. Kenneth and Jos- rph, Cardigan. left Friday morning for Hamilton, Ont, to join her husband who is employed there. She will also visit her three sisters who reside there. Mrs. Victor was thr fnrmr-r Leona Machityre of Cardigan.

Fl..'Sgt. and Mrs. J. W. Butler and family of Rivera. Manitoba, have taken up residence in Man- tague. Mr. Butler, .1 member of the R.C.A.F. is leaving shortly for Air Division Headquarters, Metz. France. Mrs. Butler. a sister of Mrs. Leroy White, Montague, will remain in Montague. Their daugh- ter Patsy will attend grade seven and their son Ronnie will attend

THE GUARDIAN. -

....'The Canadian Legion bran- ches comprising Georgetown. Cardigan and Montague held their zone rally last night in the Georgetown Canadian Legion hall with zone commander Comrade Judge J. S. DesRoclies of Man- tague presiding. Comrade W. J. Fitzgerald of Georgetown branch acted as secretary.

The minutes of the last zone rally, held at Montague, were read and adopted. The large

dance discussed various phases of Legion work and veterans logis- lation.

A nominating committee com- posed of Marcellus Gotell, presi-

dent of the Georgetown hranch. Allian Brothers, Cardigan hranrli and .T. B. Scully. treasurer

Georgetown branch, was appoint- ed and submitted the ollowlng list of zone officers which were unanimously elected by the meet- commander, A. ll.

ing: zone Stewart. George! mrii: deputy zone commander Cyr:l Johnston.

Montague; secretary. Peter

Successful Auction Held At Montague

..'0ver a1,ooo.oo was raised at the annual auction sponsored by the Masonic Lodge in aid of the Crippled Children's Fund held at Yeo's Theatre, Montague. last. even- ing. A large crowd from the com- munity and surrounding area at- tended to lend their support with very active bidding to a most. worthy cause. Generous donations were received from the business men and other citizens of Moll- tague. Oharlo town, Cardigan, Kllmuir. and er points, not only goods but also cash.

During the evening the blddinr was active. and each article went at a fair price. Messrs. G. H. Nel- son, Robert Glover. Lorne Wig);- inton and Phil Barlow very cap- ably acted as auctioneers, offering their services free for the evening.

On behalf of the Masons, Mr. R. K. Clements thanked the pen-

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number of lrgionnaires in atten- W

Canadian Legion Zone Rally At Georgetown

Sullivan. Cardigan. L S

The zone commander then call- ed upon the following speakers who addressed the meeting: pro- vincial president, Earl Cannon. Summerside; provincial represen- tative to the Dominion Command, Major John A. MacDonald, Car- dlgan; provincial chairman, Chan les Hogan. Summerslde; provin- cial vice-chairman, Vincent King. Charlottetown; Comrade Victor Sanderson, Summerslde, Comrade A. Paterson, retiring deputy zone commander, Georgetown.

In his remarks Major Mac- Donald gave a very detailed and comprehensive report of the Do- minion Command Council meet- ing held at Ottawa. in November and of the organization of the American Legion.

In closing, zone commander Judge Deslioches thanked the representatives of ProvlnclalCom- mand, the branches comprising the zone and all veterans in at- tendance tor their co-operation throughout the zone rally and during his term of office.

Death Yesterday 0f Greenfield Man

. fllesidents of Greenfield were

shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mr. Thomas Troy at his home yesterday.

The late Mr. Troy, age 34 years. was born in Greenfield, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Troy. He leaves to mourn two sons, Fred at home and Frank in

Boston, and two daughters, Emma, Mrs. Daniel Q'Donnell, Avondale, and Florrie, Mrs.

Frank Hynos, Alberry Plains. Also surviving are three sisters, l(atie. Mrs. Peter Rice, Boston: Mrs. Annie Kearney. Boston, and Mrs. Mary K. Kearney, Souris.

The funeral service will held from St. Mary's Church, Montague, on Saturday morning.

attendance, and raid that this had been one of the most success- ful auotioris held here.

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Mt. Stewart Makes Good Showing

The miserable weather yesterday afternoon did not dampen the enthusiasm of-the 65 donors who were on hand at the Red Cross blood donor clinic held in st. An- drew's Hall at Mount Stewart be- tween 2 and I p.m.. Forty-two of these donors were residents of Mt. Stewart while the remaining 23 were from the following districts: Plsquid East and West, Cherry Hill, Head of Hlilsboro. Charlotte- town, Glenroy, Savage Harbor, Bristol Lot 40, Georgetown and Peake's. The fact that 41.5 per cent of these donors were "new" ones is proof that more people are

realizing the need there Is for their support of this free Red Cross blood transfusion service

from which so many are benefltting. Rev. George Maccormack and Rev. W. (T. Byers who were the joint chairmen of this Mt. Stew- art clinic were pleased to note that the number of donors report- ing at Mt. Stewart yesterday was double the attendance at the last clinic held there a few years ago. and felt sure that if yesterday had

NOTICE

I will not be receiving po- tatoes at my warehouse in Souris except by appoint- ment, until furthcr notice.

RUSSELL F. CHING, Produce Dealer,

SOURIS

At snocktime - at mealtime-'

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STABILIZED

PEANUT BUTTER

oncsmnsn 3. 1953

been fine it would have been pos- sible for donors man the sur- rouadingareatohaprauntandin this way than would not hove been any difficulty in reaching the ob- jective of too.

Members of the Ladies' Aid 'or M

the United Church and the Catlin- lio women's League provided de- licloua refreshments which they

Tu served themselves while a pro” ladies who had received :15; M training under Mk. rd. Max” Public neiiui Nurse. looked .n' the donors on the rest beds. Men? bers of the Junior mad c.-0 . 0"

t. Stewart school played 3 V0,. important part in carrying udi other tasks in connection with th clinic's operation. '

TILE OINTENNIAL Y'S MEN'S CLUB - T0 ANNOUNCE

- HELD OVER

BY PUBLIC DEMAND THE GREAT

MonroN

rs PLEASED I

roinaiir, FRIDAY, satunnav - 3:15

Such is the demand for this show, Dr. Morton has agreed to hold over tonight, Friday and Saturday only, so that everyone wut have the opportunity to see the greatest entertainment ever to come to Cuarlottatown.

Advance sale at Milton's Old Spain. But Ticket: at All Prices on eole at the Door. Doors open at '1 p.m. Show time 8:15 p.m.

Bl WISE - BE EARLY! PRICES: U2.00 - 31.50 - 81.00 (Tax Included)

-PRINCE or WALES AUDITORIUM

The Guardian-Uproarioualy Iunny even while We un- canny. the blend of mystery and by a master IIIOW- man must be ranked with the beat. of all uutortalnmonts that have played In Charlottetown.

grade five at the Montague school. pie for their donations. and their

LAST THREE DAYS"0F

Our Big Pre-Christmas Sale on cuomonrs mt

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