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AGENTS: MONTAGUI: Harold I‘. Landry, Albert Aithn, Ire. Dyna Stewart, Ill Harriet Clair. AGENT GIOIGIIKIWM‘ Walden flavors.

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50% 6n fertiliser, plus an increas- ed ylsld. MacLeod and Greenfi. Montague.

Conservative Nominating Conven- tion, Georgetown l-lall, Tuesday, April 26th. at 2 P. M.

“MARE YOU planning on drill- ing that well now? We hlVB 09m‘ plete equipment to handle all your drilling requirements at any time or place. Rates reasonable. Call us. MacLeod and Greene, Montague.

Alliston And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie CsmPbfl-l- Aliiston, motored to Charlottetowl on Tuesday.

Mice Mary Matheson, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end at her home at Glen William.

Miss Jean Bock, Grade XI student at Montague, spent the holidays at _her home at Alliston.

Mr. and Mrs. McDonald John- ston and Mrs. Pierce Butler, Peter's Road, were visitors to Brooklyn on Sunday.

The friends of Mr. Otis Acorn, Peter's Road, regret to learn he is confined to his home with a serious cold.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boehner, Montague, were guests over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs._ John Beck, Alllstoh.

Friends c! Mr. John Hicken, Pembroke, are pleased to see him around again after an attack o! grippe. i

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell, Aliiston, spent the week-end in Charlottetown, guests oi Mrs.

ll's sister, Mrs. Leicle Jordon.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Malone. Yarmouth. N. 8.. and Charlotte- town, motored to Alllston on Sun- day, guests o! Mr. an Mrs. T. A. Hicken. '

Miss Barbara Matheson, student oi‘ P. W. College, spent the holi- days with her parents, Mr. and slits. Angus Matheson, Glen Wil-

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"Miss Shirley Vanlderstlne and Mr. Robert VanIderstine, students o! P. W. College, spent the Easter hfllldlys at their respective homes at Peter's Road.

--'Miss Lillian Hlcken, Char- lottetown, spent the Easter holi- dils at her home at Alllston, guest oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hicken. ‘

Miss Iona Johnston, Charlotte- town, spent thoweek-end at heir home at Peter's Road. guest, of her Parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. 0. Johnston. Miss Johnston is on the staii o! the Royal Bank oi! Can- ada, Charlottetown. a

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MacDonald were visitors to the city for a tew days last week.

Mr. Alfred Cullen has taken a position in the city with one of the wholesale merchants it is under- stood.

Mr. James Kennetlck who was on the dredge last season at Rustlco has not returned to the work as yet.

Mr. P. A. MacDonald apent- s few days in the city last week seeking employment in his line, but reports nothing oiiering.

Friends are sorry to hear that Mrs. Alex Baker is still confined to bed at the home ct her daughter, Mrs. James Blaxland.

Mr. Owen Slnnott, who was a butter maker at Morell for several years, has taken a position in Sourls East as butter maker.

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The monthly meeting of the Bris- tol Women’s Institute was held at the home o1 Mrs. James Kenne- tick last week wlth.a full attend- ance.

Miss Agatha MacDonald, who has been employed in the city for the past year is expected home this wéek. She will go to the shore to work in the packing plants for the season.

Mr. Anslem Lapierre, who was cook on one oi.’ the Government dredges for a time last fall will be back on the job again this spring at Wood Island or wherever- the dredlt is stationed.

With the lobster season at hand we learn that Mrs. Ruthvan Mac- Donald and Mrs. Cyrus Laplerre will do the cooking for Mr. Lloyd ‘Cox, at his large cod house at Red Head this season. Cooks will be starting to serve meals to the men getting the plant ready late this week or early next week.

Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Slnnott had the pleasure o! having all their

“THE LAST BANDIT" SEETHES WITH HOT ACTION, ROMANCE

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the screen in Republic's lavish pro- duction, “The Last Bandit," pho- tographed in magnificent ‘Irucolor. which will open a three day en- gageme“ at the Capitol Theatre.

William Elliott, Adrian Booth. and Forrest Tucker are starred in the picture, wlnlle the supporting cast boasts such favorites as Andy Devine, Jack Holt. Minna Gombell, Grant Withers, George Chesetxro, Len 'I‘oirrey and Hank Bell.

SsgaOfHmnm Boys

The iilm is the saga o! the famed Plumrrner brothers, outlaws oi the Missouri badlande, and the girl 1(Adrlan Booth) whom they both ove.

when Iran's Plurmier (Elliott) determines to eschew his notorious past and heads west to take s. job as a railraod employee in frontier Nevada, s brother Jim (Tucker) immedla ly senses an opportunity to exploit this situation {or his own benefit.

Using the unsuspecting Frank as a toil, Jim stages a fantastic coup which rocks the entire country - hi-jacking a gold-laden train and making it seemingly disappear into thin air, When Frank’ covered, he 1s accused of complicity in the crime. and in order to clear hlmseli he is forced to solve the mystery. The manner in which he accomplishes his mission is a story reported to be outstanding in the way o! adventure entertainment.

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twelve children home for Eng“; Three came from college In the city, three are teaching school, one a butter maker at Souris, four at home attending school, and (m, . veteran oi.‘ thewar. All in all four- teen sat around the table once again as they had done in their younger days.

With the opening or we "out season on Saturday bring] bee]; memories of other days when two of the best fishermen ever to fish the streams were here. the late Cephus Davy. and the late John Fisk, two old iailwaymen were known as the best fishermen in this vicinity tor trout.

Friends here and in St. Teresa's will be sorry to hear that Mrs. Ephram Malone has entered the Charlottetown Hospital to undergo an operation and-nil wish her suc- cess. This will be the third mem- ber of her iamlly to go to hospital one after the other."

It is learned with regret that Mrs. Joe Donovan has entered the Charlottetown Hospital where she has undergone a serious operation. It will be remembered that Mrs. Donovan had only come home from the hospital a few weeks ago and all hope that after this operation she will have her good health again.

PREVENT 0R CURE Many industrial employees, through lack o1 knowledge or care- lessness, fail to take advantage of the safeguards provided by their employers. 1n occupations where safety goggles, clothing or respira- tors are necessary, it is the em- ployee's responsibility to see that safety equipment provided by the management is correctly used. It is

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Restaurant with the coach, NI- sm our: wuidmr- '11" ""4"" room was in“!!! ¢°°°fim m blue and white. the new! wim- for the festive occasion. ~

. “flowing a doliololil dllllifl “n14 11y Miss Selma He'd-Uni the proprietrell, lb‘. Olais- AMI! to thank w» illleweilyn for her splendid smflfilll! l" film" u“ restaurant" at their cinomh 1M also for the delicious banquet .

m,‘ wade, and eneroirsly oiiered he; support to the welfare clear; children st aniytllm- M'-

went on to thank the bor- w! girls rm- their splendid‘ mum throughout the your. 111d 919"?“ we; next year would N}!!! 9"" bigger results than this one.

He oonsrlivllifl u" m" °“‘ their fine work in raisin! 1mm” in their various lotteries. ‘l: money mm which had 401191112; in pronouns "l? mlwmfllge, which they had vhwd Noun-l’ w; the year. Mr. J. t Principal of the school. Wflfife-i; ulalied the boys and 811'" m" B’ fine work throughout the ye - m. went on furl-h" l" i" lhlmm. W“ m" W“ the will’; ‘them hockey Dlflyfll- "Id m“ which to learn the Maggi-in um the coach rtsught ow- m thereby ‘brevfi; fin?” ‘lento: take tngmvwhen m‘ “m, u. ... or skating ability. team 121:1: 2;, obedience to °°“°“‘““ ° always ma“, whegeiyy ampteam "or. til-ii». w. <=- w

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iiongrgational Meeting

A Congregational Meeting will be held in Wood‘ Island Presbyterian Church on Tues- doy, April 26th. ct’l.30 PM. Forihe purpose of eleciiflfl tlrree additional Elders.

After this meeting the Ses- sion and Managers-will meet-

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