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lane and the slave

Girl entomlmi alive!

I " I I poison-lriliing

Wadi: who look like trees!

the irenzieii iury oi"

the Death Dsncei

the light for life

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in Georgetown: The Post Omen: 8. ll

..-s1'r'rsn IPOOTWIAI at the Montague Shoe store.

..-FDANCE. Montague. mday. May 5th. Messer's orchestra.

"ESE! THE CHIEF AND GUS clean up the town at Yeo's Theatre May 10th and 11th.

. ..'R.l9SERVED SEATS ior Com munity Concert. Montague. on sale at H. J. Msbons.

...'nEGlJl.Alt MONTAGUE ODD Fellows and Rebekahs church par- ade will be held Sunday, May '1, at. ii A. M. . I

Souris and Vicinity Mrs. A.I.. -Met-Zorrnaclt, Souris

Line Road, is recovering irom a severe attack of influenza.

Miss Phyllis Morrison. St. Pet- ers. spent the weekend. in Souris

following places in Monhgucs Illu 8.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLUFTETOWN

N GUARDIAN

bought at any-oi ea. A. I-lowollnz Ilsa. tiles. in sourlsx The such Island 3'.

elnrdaltion.

. .'TWliN'I'Y

Theatre, May 10th and llth.

at 2 P. M. D. F. McAuisy. Presid- ent; P. A. Mioisaaic. Secretary”

attend the Graduation Exercise at The School of Nursing oi the Royal Victoria Hospital where her daugh- ter Loisis among the graduates. Mrs. Cox will be joined in Mon- treal by her daughter Helen oi Toronto.

Elmira and Vicinity

Mrs, Joseph Harris was a visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

visiting iriends.

Mrs. Frank O'Donnell, Souris' River. ,is a patient in the Sourisl Hospital. Her many iriends wish. her a speedy return to health.

Mr. Peter J. MacDonald, ex-Im- migration oiiicer oi Montreal, who has spent the past iew months in Charlottetown. paid a visit to rel- atives and Iriends in Souris last week.

Friends or Miss Estelle MacKin- non, Grade XI student at Souris convent, will regret to learn that she is a patient in the Souris Hos- pital. Her many friends wish her e. speedy return to health.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. Fred Jennings on his mare tinge to Miss Mary Campbell. Bear River, which took place recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings will reside in Bear River.

Mr. Leo Campbell. .,Gl le. was a ,sassnger irom souris on Friday morning to Charlottetown enroute to Edmonton, Alberta. and Vancouver. 3.0. to visit relatives. Mr. Campbell expects to be absent irom his home ior a month.

The death took place in the Souris Hospital on April 3, cl Mrs. James H. Mallard oi Gowan Brae in her 84th year. The iuneral took place from her late residence on Friday. April 28 to St. Alexis Church, Rollo Bay. Deepest sym- pathy is extended to the bereaved iamily.

Mr. John Doyle, Glenwood. was s. patient in the Souris Hospital last week suiiering irom the el- iects oi a highway accident when the vehicle in which he was riding 'W DB-my demolished by coming in contact with a light truck be- longing to the town. Mr. Doyle was thrown clear oi the vehicle and suiiered no other injuries except severe shock.

The iuneral at the late'Cornel- ius J. A. Donnell, ionnerly oi souris River. but 3 resident or Boston for the past 40 years and whose death occurred in Boston on April 25, tools place irom the Dingwell Pun- eral Home, Souris. to st. Mary's Church, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Msgr. J. A. Mur- Phy and Rev. P. Murnaghan as- sisted in the choir and conduc ed services at the grave in the ad- joining cemetery.

The late Mr. O'Donnell who was better known to his irlends and acquaintances as 'Con', was born

Mrs. Bushey. souris was the week-end guest to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. Clum Campbell were visitors to Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Campbell North Lake.

Mr. Dominic Harris was a recent visitor to his niece, Mrs. J. Russel St. John. Charlottetown.

Mrs. John F. MacDonald, East Point, was a visitor to Mr. and Mrs. Percy 0'1-lanley. souris.

Mrs. A. P. MacPhee was a visitor to Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Campbell, North Lake on Sunday aiternoon. Mrs. Francis MacDonald and daughter Irene were visitors in Souris to Mrs. Thomas Kickham.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dsrrach and daughter Trudy were visitors to Mrs. Anne Darrach, Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Miss Gladys Dixon. souris Gon- vent spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dixon, Bothwell.

Mrs. Gus Peters. St. Charles spent a few days with her daughter Mrs. Daniel MacDonald. South Lake.

Bull Campbell. who is attending Souris High school spent the week- end with hls parents Mr. and Mr: Joseph Campbell.

at sourls River '16 years ago a son oi the late John O'Donnell and Johanna Klckham oi Sourls River. At an early age he was called upon with the rest of the family to mourn the loss or his father. This young boy substituted nobly and well as the supporter oi his wid- owed mother and his sister Math- ilda until alter the death of his mother in l907. when he and his sister took up residence in Boston where he was employed with the city Fuel Co. of Boston. He held this position until his retirement two years ago. He visited his home town occasionally and was always glad to renew old friendships and make new ones. But these visits were not always happy ones (or 2 years ago he accompanied the re- mains oi his only sister back :- her birthplace ior burial in thc iamily plot in St. Mary's. Mr. O'- Donnell's death at the allotted span of life closes the earthly ex lstence or an honoured and re- spected iamily held. in the highest esteem by all. The pail bearers were: Adrian Mclnnis, James Whitty. Bernard Clinton. Charles MacDonald, Thomas Flynn and Howlan Mullally.

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Yale?!) VOICES directed by Ann e Beck will sing your iavorite songs at Yeo's

..'ExllIBl'rl0N MEETING. A Annual Meeting Eastern Kings Ex- hibition Association will be held in souris Hall on Saturday. May 6th,

..- Mrs. Lloyd 3. Cox, Morell left on Tuesday tor Montreal to

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Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. Btillmsn Mscxinnon oi Whim Road was a business visitor to Georgetown on Monday.

Mrs, Charles Macconnell -who plans on spending the summer in Georsetown. his taken up resi- dence in the Easton property. opposite Holy Trinity Church.

Mr. James H. skinner oi Bridge- town spent Monday 5.: Tuesday in Georgetown where he was the guest or Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lovers. While here he called on numerous iriends.

Mr. Herbert Stewart who has joined the R. C. A. F. left early in the week for Summerside and.

from there he cxpects to be posted to Aylmer,. Ontario lor training.

A woods iire on the edge ui town on Monday caused a general alarm to be sounded at noon. which brought a large crowd of people to the scene. The tire was in s 18 acre piece oi new-growth woods and burned ltseli out during the day without doing iurther damage or spreading to adjoining woodlands.

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favoured with an exceptionally line morning on Monday to run their

lines as the day continued iinc. thus giving them an excellent opportunity to set out their traps.

with an abundance oi fresh bah available. there were reports 04 some good catches on Tuesday.

lobster iishennen were

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S-SHOE DAY

Cl'IILllS' SANDALS

' Regular 51.65

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now can? oxrosos Regular 52.95

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MEN"S MOCC. OXFORDS

Regular 55.95

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BEAUMONT PUMPS Regular Si 0.50

BABIDOLLS

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MEN'S CREPE CAMPERS -it

Regular 55.95

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Regularly 54.95 MEN'S HOSE si.oo to 31.50 values a '

Child's Black OXFORDS Solid Wearing. Worth 51.65

Women's SLIPPERS Regular to, 33.75

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M-en's Moccasin OXFORD!

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