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u; column la reserved in a local interest, but advertlun sf a news: nature may Ila loser at live eenss a word. strictly ala- aolg in advance.

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NONIWIAI YNIPIAIBIVIYIAY NllI COIIOIIAIIY SIIIIQ "NS WAY It's so easy to wear our plates all day when held ﬁrm in place by this “comfort-cushion '—a dentist s formula.

I. Dr. Wernet’: Powder lets you enjoy solid foods —avold embar- . ailment of loose plates. Helps pre-

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INBTALLMENT Civic tans due Batmday. Anril lath. After that date the first install- ment la subiect to interest. 4-6-71.

HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE

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L. M. POOLE d: C0.. have ill-It unload a car of Rook \'Vooi 1n- sulation. in Batts and Granulated.

4-12-21. DI. I. C. KEEPING will give ﬁ-‘iuEy spriﬁctilleilfrieiziliriz n3." Bin Crosb Sin s F r orlal nan, M} 8.15 P. M. This will g y g o

tnkeolilﬂgﬁadlgglll Ill; reglularéneiet- Cﬂllﬂdﬂ lll “ [he e’ n on. - - . ‘All IN welcomgfu °°° ‘on-n. Shining Future" Film

BIOKI BOTH WRIST! — Mrs. WI-lter Slade and two sons of Dart- mouth. N45. arrived home Monday nlsht to visit her mother. Mrs. J. E. Niokerson, who met with a very fui accident when c111; fell, C! Wﬂl s. g ' cident willincspacitafe wmNicker. son for pine time. Her friends wish her a Ioeedy recovery.

SOUR-IS HOSPITAL -—- A meet- i?“ “..°"""=:." "loo."

sry connec on w e ur "owiw- v" had in w- A- F- 1.05;.‘ ﬁtélliit. 212i‘? ...’°nn‘1.¥f?£§“€ M°Q““d" H“ °" Mmldlyi Maw“ tehnicians was the arrival on t e m- Mrs- Admm Mcmmi "clad Warner Brothers‘ lot of the one as chairman for the meeting imd and on“, 31m; Crosby “The pride introduced the speaker .1 ah o; Paramount‘ is alsouhc pride of We 8- M!" R’ C- Miil-Biiil- Mf- the entire motion picture industry. McLean gave a short address and prim-m Iron} m, main “i; u; read a letter from Mr. Melvin Me- and the friend of everyone. His Quaid to the Secretaries of the Bound Stage 9 was a trium hal various Women's Institutes in this procession of first name e s. district, with reference to orgsn- Thus began the ﬁrst of wo days‘ izlhg units to work with the wo- "shooting" of Hines sequence in men of the town in their hospital "The Shining Fixture." the picture work. A vote of thanks was ex-

made in Hollywood by the entire tend“ M,’ MGM,“ m. his uh motion cture industry on behalf tendance at the meeting. At $2.

all” e nadian Gil/lotion“ Picturg Services omm e, an meeting held on Monday, April apenu¥htod.y_ at me Prince 2+ ward eatre to-day. Once in rehearsal. Bi-nl was Riven an audience that included virtually every member of the musical staff of the Warner stud- gsﬂ ssuclhtﬁ ranking executives as

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

nisssivnaie nasn ... Mrs. .Peter Carter, 48 Road has receiv- [ed the sad news of the recent death of her brother, Mr. Michael J. Casey, Buffalo, New York, af- ter a short illness.

llit Film Recalls llazi Landings llcre

‘They Came To Blow Up Amer- ica.” 20th Century - Foxs thrill- ing story of Nazi sabouteiira, which ._.is.the icntured attraction today at the Capitol Theatre, \vl1l recall to

it was suigested the correspond- in: secretary get in touch with the Institutes and the C.W.L- in the country districts and that repres- entatives from the different or- ganizations be invited to attend a central executive meeting at a later date. notice of same to he given through the press. lt was also suggested. donations of wool b; asked for from the districts, wool to be blankets in the future. Tins fol-

. . Manning, ‘Dennis n, Humphrey Bogart, country yand others who had taken rim woven lntoilrnn their own shooting schedules

, v Z PAGE THREE _ MONTAGIIE I | Mrs. J-P. Beer spent the week-

end in Remington, guest oi her son, Dr. Kenneth Beer. and Mrs. Beer.

Miss Alvoh Brehaul, Bummer- aide, spent the weekend in Montague, ‘Quest of Mrs- L Cowan.

Cpl. Frank Green, R.CA.l"., spent a short leave at hLs home nne- He‘ ,wa4 accompanied by two friends. Opt. Stewart Abra. and LAC. and‘. Balle, both from Ontario and now stationed with the R. C- A F. at Sussex, N .13.

Miss Ruth Clements, of the staff of the Maritime Elemric n H“- ‘ , spent the weekend [at her home in Montague. I

-__._ l Miss Marjorie I-lyndman. of the' reaching staff of the Model School,‘ lCharlottetown, ‘pent the weekend in Montague, guest of her mother, Mrs. H-W. Davison.

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MANY of our boys and girls in uniform are far from home for the ﬁrst time in their lives . . . invite chem to yours! Refreshments can be simple. Serve n tempting, easy-to-prepare snack of cheese and unrationed spreads with plenty of Christie's Dainty Sodas. It's the ﬂavor, the ﬂaky crispness of these whole- some biscuits that makes them so

Many friends throughout the province regret to hear of the ill-I ness of Mr. David Reid, veteran horseman of Montague. Mr. Reid has been confined 1o his bed for, the past month- Hi; many friends wish him a speedy recovery. |

-—-- 1 Among the Prince of wales |tud-| ents who are spending the Easter, holiday at their home in Montague, - are Misle; Jean Duvar and Peggy Beck. also Harold Stewart, Donald M r, Malcolm Beck, Arnold Lana and Kenneth MacLai-en.

M155 Doris Viekerson, student at] Acadia University is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. DJ. Maclxan. I

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Mia Fiorine Campbell, student at,

Mt. A. Slckville, N-B, ls spending

her vacation with her parents, Mr.l and Mrs. AF- Campbell.

A'bert Lannan, student at St. Dunstans University, is visiting his‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jame, Lann- an.

Raymond Grant, studen at 8t. F-X. Antigonish, and no rt Ros- well, student at King's collegiate, Windsor, are aL=o spending the holi. day5 with their parents in lvlontaguel I

A! your Grocefs in the WAX-TITE PACKAGE

The April meeting of the Young Women's Guild of the Presbyterian Church was he'd at the home of Mrs. Walter Gcss, with [he president, Mrs. Claude Nicholson. presiding. The meeting opened with the hymm "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" foll-| owed by the Scripture Lasso d. by Mrs. H. Mathew, and prayer led

in Currie. During the business period. Mrs. Currie reported‘ that the suippsr which ivns held‘ in March was a very successful one. one new member, Mrs. Albert Fraser‘ ' was welccmed.

minds‘ the sensational IIEWUPIEE; headlines that told o! the lulu.‘ of" Nazi agents in America last summa

rﬂlm. which stars

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lowing is a list of the officers ap- pointed: President, Mrs. Elia Mac- donnld; Vice-President, Mrs. J. W

iaoorllitear and watch Bing Crosby at For half the forty piece orchestra as well as the executives and stars,

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War Savings Certificates Awarded

McDonald: 2nd Vice-President, The Bin! had a ﬁrst name Erect- Mm w_ A, Mcquarﬂe; illlll‘ and n query about wifc. or Treasurer, Mrs. St. Clair Paquet: childrell- "m! 01' 935- The mﬂlfi Corresponding Secetary, Mrs- lluamazl H°uYw°°d "Qpuhlﬂty W95 G Matthevm ,dcmons rated bv his turning from - greeting one of the most unpert- ﬁﬁitxﬁ‘. greglae ilﬁm“ pllczuudikl- . 1 cqua cor a - Personals llty the grips who ivere putting the ________ yﬂnlal Riches ‘on the stasis setting.

Miss Joan MacKinley and Miss 1 J Th4‘ Sill“ FWIWTB- B1118 M10“ Mum,’ Norm R1,...“ “resins a brilliant vlllllllbﬂl‘ titled “The d spending a few days m HBzelbrOok‘ROad to Victorv. mitten bv Frank Suests of Mrs. R. Jenkins. gm Ford and PMS - 1 teachers siiendinn the, °“- Um" li-‘Bnllhi! that Crosby qciiloosgibltco igrvelcnfltgglgigc: 1°“ Charmmewwn, w“ wished to use his number in the ' “ Mr. D Lester Cairns Stanchcl.

.]'.l‘he‘ Szuidets with a strong featiued cast headed by Anna sten. par- allels theuwtual story of the land- inu of the sgoteéirson the Long Island and. arl a coats. their subsequent arrest . by’ ovemmsnt agents and their cxecu on in the nations c pltol. ‘Carefully worked over by direc- ~ tor.‘ Edward. Ludwig _ are mnnv of . (ﬂue-details in the nature. . he t JﬁDDlCIXlS ‘ "which ~' headaches were: just what Nazi naval officer look like? Hcw do the Nazis run their “sabotage school" and is ll. student in this time for u lave affair‘! 'I"nal. these. and many other questions have sen solved effectively is well es- tabligixed [by thc rave rcvietlys the lm y pres u d p a e. her dauBhter‘Mrs‘D_ Mr. Cairns. Stanchel.

—— Deanna ' The friends cl’ Miss Helen DQCK! Dwbm Returns endorff, Charlottetown. will be n-ad l0 Native Land to hear that she is fewVBY-ill-l irm“ - . B“ attack of the measles. m New Film NEWSPRINT SHIPMENTS

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Musical Western a Happy Mixture of Catchy Tunes

Replcte with thrills and a hagpy mixture of catchy tunes. Gene utrvs musical western, "Mexicali a. a Republic re-release, opensi at the Empire Theatre today andl provides excellent screen fare for‘ ...

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A choice cast helps Gene 1n- "Mexicall Rose." Two iamea veter- ans. Noah Beer-y and William Far.

Dlayers. as the

Bmilev Burnette. whose comedy ls_an invaluable factor in Repub- lits musical western successes, is hllﬂfiﬂvs in this Droduction. The story concems the efforts of Gene 8111i Similev t0 tect an orphan-

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headed by ‘William yle and Le. toy Mason. Parnum is the Padre

Carleton United Church Parson- age was the scene oi’ a quiet Wﬂidinii On March 22 when the minister. REV] Arthur Long, united in marriage; Miss Doris Gertrude Lavcrs, dough-l ter of Ml‘. and Mrs. John Lzwcrs.’ Montague, P.E~I , and 5S1. R°5§i Aithur Mlllett. 0.0.0,. son 0i RP"; and Mrs- John Mallets oi Saint‘ John. The bride was attended by heri sister, Miss Gladys Layers and LAC. Myron Millett, R.C.A.F., brother oil ‘the groom, was the grocmcman

JUNIOR LEAGUE

Monthly DANCE V CLUB , Thursday, April 13

Dancing 9 l0 1

Newsprint Association of Canadri in n monthiv statement issued to- day reported Canailan shlbhiehﬂ of newsprint paper in March at 7.32.10’). tom compared with 221.387 tons in February and 248,490 tons in March, i948.

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Deanna Durbin, Wiruilpel-born star of Universal pictures. and rated one u: me lCll loo uox ut- ﬁce names in motion P1000185, will return to her native land to aid in the war cool-l nn-uugn ‘Inc snln- ing Future," the picture which was illlmed at Warner Bros. Studios for the Canadian Motion mature] service tte ll

s e, and

to en w-day at the Prince I war Theatre in ooniimctioci w- “The 5on4; of Russia.”

Ever since war began. Miss Dur- bin has wanted

Among the wireless JIIICEIIIIEBI and wireless operators (ground) who i._ dusted recently from No. l Wire. less School. Montreal was AC2 .1. S. McLeod, Rinrors. Prince Edward Islnnd. —RCA'F Photograph. -

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conspired to defeat each plan aha has e to return to Canada. However, through this motion pic- ssndwlched ' NOD63;

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The bride wore n beige W901 dYP-Ss- maker suit Wllll blue hut ‘Hui HE'- cessorlcs. Her corsage was oi Ameri-i can Beauty roses. Miss Gladys Lav- 'crs Wore a dark brown tailored W0ol| suit with bTCﬂVn hat and accessories-ms the bride and he, sister an Isl Her corsage was oi‘ Talisman XOSCSQkHUWII here and the gfficlstlnl

Following the ceremony a ivecept- minister‘ my. Arthur 1.0118. was in ion was held a; the Royal Hoteliwvercl years, pﬂ-sibr of the Unite! ~ yheret-iarrinaﬂvyigs wgilvwd for Church, Montague.)

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irith a three-tiered wedding cake and i-

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I has few na guests at the weddings. (This wedd-ibors, A has I51:

‘plﬂﬂlli- uncut. groom is stationed. Mr» and Mrs. Neil Coll- : a‘ r": "3 martian ‘w ‘ hi; will be of interest in Montsguehaos-stllne of lllu $ H _ ("Mir/Al '5' l ‘ ' ' . - , '7 M‘ n ' h

of the orphanage. . . a mend“, 1.019. Admission 50c

Noah Beery ha; that of a benevolent Lundit who BORIS l0 th Bid 0f Autry been“; h! ivves to hear Gene sing.

Gears’! Sherman's ‘direction is skillful. he has combined his en- tertainment ole-meats well and compactly.

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