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THE GUARDIAN. UHARLOTTETOWN

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llarold F. Landry. Mn. llyl-on thwart. In. Ilrnoa Maofhea. Min Joyce Wiulnton. Miss Joan Julius... AGINT GIUIBEIOWN: Waldo: haven

-rs. Guardian may be bought at the toiiovvisg plug. u. Ilontaxua: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in 600110 sown: 'l'iie Post Office: is Sourls: The Snack Bar and II. liar:

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area t See. p ..'BUYlNG-Used feed bail. ..'SlAT COVERS for all. cars. Fraser and Annear. Montague. Complete set 313.25 to 322.50. Bud's --- Accesso icy, Montague. ..lWATCH FOR. THE JUNE HEIDI-: DRAWING in Montague .,,.qN1,g1p )m.,;,.um' wnnlg 5000- ling" ltlles. llvallpnpgr and -m s. I: e a ' 1 l moi-IOSPITAL DANCE. Don M.,,.i,.,.,.. y " "" "”""”'

M95881"! Orchestra, Beater Club Hall, Montague, Friday. June 8th.

3:30-T-9 --c...- .. His many friends are sorry to hear that Mr. Percy Myers, Mon- tague, is a patient in the P.E. 15. land Hospital.

. ' THE DUNDAS Y.P.U. will present their two one-act plays in New Perth Hall. on Thursday, June 7th. 8.30 P. M.

,,'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Slieidow and Mr. Harry Vanlderstine of Brooklyn, N. Y.. were visitors to Montague on Monday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John White.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Currie and daughter. Dawn, and son, Fraser, Charlottetown. spent the holiday week-end in Montague, guests or Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MacLure.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie. and

-,5 -m- ' daughters Gail and L , i d L”? M13 and M” Dmmld Ad"-m5v Charlottetown. spent theynlifalidrfv y W9?-k'9nd Y1 9” 53” i ,3 Mrs. J.W. Carruthers.

5"'k: "it Mr. and Mrs. Howard Viekerson. mas erspy I Wggg . .mg y i M Mr. Norman Nicholson. presently ' employed in Summerside, visited statgmgnt in Montague over the week-end. ;- -'--c p , Continued from page 1 Miss Florence lticlnnis. Halifax. N, 5.. 15 Visiting m summe,-side, rates discriminated "against the the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mol- daily newspapers as compared

with the weekly newspapers and magazines, which enjoyed a lower rate. The Postmaster-General said there was a deficit in his depart- ment created by the present rates, for the handling of daily news- papers, weekly newspapers and magazines. and that to help offset the deficit his department had to collect 52,000,000 more from news- papers and magazines. One mil- lion dollars of this amount must

fatt MacLean a-nd Mr. MacLean. -.5.

-Mr. Tanton E. Landry has M'- rived home from Sacred Heart University, Bathurst. N. B.. to spend his holidays with his pa- rents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lan- ,. 9 ,, dry. -5.

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Mrs Harry Nash. Manchester. N. H” and M... and Mrs. Clarence come from the daily newspapers. Nash, of Harrington, Maine. are "The committee stated that from

the time of Confederation it had been recognized that daily news- papers should be available to all

spending a few days in Montague. The party intends to spend four or five days fishing at Montague and

other nearby streams and dams. c”"d"”” wh” desire W W” Mr. Nuh was mmrmedt by mm- u):l'El1l'ie substantial increase in 1” M” "me he” 1” W" m" rates contemplated by the bill

the Mlontague section was good fishing territory so that this year Mr. Nash has come to enjoy fish- ing in local waters.

would have to be passed on to rural subscribers who were the only ones affected. placing dailies in some instances at least beyond the reach of the rural readers.

"It was further pointed out that the daily newspapers were the most important medium for the

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Operating Yesterday :::5::"';:;:”':..::..:”:r ..2;":...:: nation . . . ."

"At the meeting. a suggestion was made that some slight de- crease or readjustment in the post rates might be effected but when the committee made its re- port to the subsequent meeting of the C.D,N. A. (held Monday si- ternoon) this suggestion was rejected."

The Monday afternoon meeting reaffirmed its stand and instruct- ed the committee to write the Postmaster I-, General expressing the C.D.N.A. views. the state- ment continued.

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Trucks hauling gravel to the Georgetown road for the County Construction Company were not operating yesterday, continuing the refusal to haul gravel until the rates are raised in the 2-cent increase above the former rates as requested by the truckmen.

It was learned that a delegation from the truckmen may go to Charlottetown later this week to interview Premier Jones respect- ing a further increase of the rates to the amount asked.

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Inquest Held . lnlo Death Of T Georgetown Boy

Injured in an automobile ae- oident at High Bank on Sunday. four-year-old Alden Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hibbiit Jenkins of Georgetown died in Montana Hospital yesterday morning.

A coroner's jury later in the day found that tihe boy had died as a result M injuries received in the accident and that the driver of the automobile. Sheldon Ross. with the Canadian Army at Hal- ifax. was "entirely blameless." 'Iiha inquest was held at the R. C. M. P. office. Montague, with coroner Dr. G. S. A. lnman pre- siding.

The boy was a passerfger in an automobile. driven by Mr. Ross. which was proceeding to the ferry at Wood Islands on Monday. When at High Bank the right front wheel came on and the car skid- ded into a d-itch. The boy receiv- ed injuriesito his head and was taken to the King's Couniy Me- morial Hospital at Montague. The other occupants of the car were Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Mar- garet Lavers, Georgetown. both of whom received facial lucra- tions; the driver's son. Peter. Who was un-hurt: and Mrs. Jenkins' two-year-old son Ralph who i! still a patient at Montague Hos- piial..

Dr. Lorne Bonnell. Murray River, was the first witness yes- terday. He said he had been cal- led to the scene of the accident and had treated the patient there. He also treated him later at the hospital. In his opinion the child died of intercraniai hemorrhage.

The driver of the car. Sheldon Ross. Halifax. said he was an uncle of the child. He had been visiting relatives in Georgetown over the week-end and had beer. returning to Halifax at the time of the accident.

Sometime before the accident he smelled something burning and stopped to investigate. He found nothing and drove on. At a rough section in the road the right front wheel came off and the car skidded into I ditch. Cpl. Doug George. R. C. M. P., stated that the threads on the right axle were worn off. and also that the cotter pin was worn off whichvheld the axle nut in place. The not. was found inside the grease cup. and also a portion of the key was found there. Tne bottom inside portion of the

Funeral Yesterday Al Montague-R

The funeral service of the late Mrs. James Montague. was held from the Church of Christ. Montague, yes- terday afternoon at 2 p. no.

The service was conducted by Rev. M. D. Dunbar. Charlottetown. assisted by Rev. M. wsttei-worth Lower Montague.

The hymns sung were:-"shall we Meat Beyond The River." and ”Will There Be Any stars In My crown." The solo parts of these hymns were besutifuily sung by Mrs. Ralph Beck. The last hymn was: "safe in The Arms of Jesus". Rev. Mr. Dunbar spoke words of comfort, to the bereaved and to the many friends of the deceased. Pall-bearers were Messrs, David wright. Austin Ross. John Mac- Kenzie, Chester schimsr. Albert Ellsworth. Josph Campbell. all oi whom were neighbours of the de- ceased.

Interment was in Montague Cemetery.

Egg mil-Rtiti-ll-ry Marketing Report

Production of eggs on Prince Edward Island shows a further seasonal decline this week. re- ports Mr. F. M. Nash. District Inspector. Poultry Products. Qual-

the Lower

graded cg-gs, delivered AL 53-4,

at: are quoting station operators for graded pack, delivered AL 60-1, AM 58-9. AP 48-50. B 49-50. C 36-38, and quoting this pack to retailers at AL 63-4. AM 61-2, AP 51-3, B 52-3, C 30-40. Eggs re- tailing to consumers. in cartons

(loose) 58-9, Grade C (loose)

B 45.

Poultry receipts continue light and consist mainly of fowl and a few broilers. Dealers are quoting for chicken. live. over 5 llbS. .41. dresed. over 5 lbs. Special .47, A .45. B .42. C .26. Fowl, live. over 5 lbs.. .15. Dressed. over 5 lbs.. A .39. B .37, C .20.

Hatchery operators report sales

brake drum was worn from sliding on the road. The jury included. M. F. Mac- Donald (foremanl, Carl MacLui--,-, James Lowery. Harry MacGi-egor.

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Douglas Collin. Parker Fraser. T. M. Llewellyn.

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strong from other Maritime points. I Producers are receiving for un- '

AM 51-2, AP 8: B 42. C 30-l. Deal- (

AL 69-7'1. AM 67-9. AP 63, Grade ,

Amateur Coniesl Scheduled For - Monlagui Tonight

Tonight the people of lbntuuo and vicinity will once more have the opportunity of attending the amateur t. sponsored by the Canadian Legion. Montague bra- nch which will be held in Yoo's Theatre.

On both evenings of the two for- mer contuu, which were held last .Novsmber 2nd and 10th. the theatre was filled to capacity. In these

oonteats num contestants from various parts of the province participated.

The secretary of the Legion re- ports that a lane number of ent- ries have been received in the dif- ferent classea. and it is understood that several entertaining inter- mission features have been booked for the occasion.

Taking into oonsidaration the time and the work which the hy- ion expended on organizing this contest it should meet with admir- able suoceas. and give those in at- tendanca a. pleasant evening of entertainment.

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of baby chicks very heavy and that they are unable to fill de- mand. Operalors continue in set all. available can and will prob- ably continue hatching until July. Sales this year will probably

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