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CONFEDEILATION LIFE INSUR- INCE. L-WBD-I-ZI-ﬁill

HOCKEYISTS INTERTAINID- At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Chandler, Mt. Albion a part-y was held FTlday eveninﬁ) March 8th in honor of the Mt. A ion hockey . teem. who won the Pownal Clara e {Trophy from Pownal, March 4 , l beating them q-Z. The evening was ‘spent in dancing and games with ,all players present but three who lwere unable to attend. Lunch was served by the ladies. Two gallons of ice cream were donated by Jock Myers to the plavers. Musio was mrniihed ma‘ the evening by Chan ler Bro ers. A vote o thanks was extended by Captain Edgar liiaeCallilln on behalf o! the players. The evening's entertain- ment was broilght to a. close by bouncinz the hosts.

PERSONALS

Frineds of Mrs. Wesley Paynter will be sorry to hear she is confined to her home in Spring Brook

through illness.

01m. Layton Dunning of lihe 0M1 Medium Battery now at Beach Grove Inn spent the week-end at lus home in Long River.

Rev. J. M. hfurchiwrl of Si. Jdhn District Secretary‘ o! the Bible Society (or N.B.. and PEI. is visit- ing the Island in connection with his work.

The manv frineds of Mr. L. J. Orr, Spring Brook. will be glad to hear he is improving although still confined to his bed. Mr. Orr has been in bed for the last month

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E A S T E R

Talces Place at Our Siore i

THURSDAY AFTERNOON I From 3 lto 5.30 P. M.

And Continues Friday 6' Saiurclay

Also on display" you will see Ladies New Coats, Suits, Dresses. Gloves, Hosiery, etc. D0n’t fail to see these new styles for spring‘ at popular prices.

ihanded tn their Hume.

..'PLAY ENJOYED -- ‘The en- tertainment and play by the (LG. I.T. Girls under the direction of their Captain, Miss Enid Coffin, ‘was presented in 1.0.0.1“. Hall, ~Montague, on Thursday evening. The stage was beautifully decorated and every number was well rend- ered and enjoyed by the audience. C.G.I.T. Group and their lead- ez" are to be congrnliljated on the showing they made. The Hull was well filled although the weather and roads were so unfavorable. The following is the Progromm: Chor- 115. C.G.I.T. Group; Camp Fire, C. G.I."I‘. Group; Rﬂlldillg, Mm 1r Dnvlson; lvlale Trio, Messrs. Mc- Lean, Martin, Viekcrson; Candle Drill, C.G.I.'1‘. Group: iniernlissiali. sa.e of candy: violin solo, Archie jl-lume; Highland Fling, Margaret .Poole; Moonlight, Dance with vocal duet and chorus; Mo!» (r10, 34493;,‘ ‘NIGLCBH, ltfnriln. Vickerson; play- ette. "A sad Mistake". Characters: Madame La Comiesse, an old atLs. i ‘tocrat. Fjnid Coffin; I-Ier Neices, lllortcnse. Sophie, Valerie, Many llFraser. Jean Duvnr. Rae Vickcr_ ,s_rvn_; Ten young lnciirs. friends of ltnelrs; A lllfllfl servant. Violet Hﬂinvnrd: nston. n wild youth, son; Scene: A parlor. God Save The King.

i7 . .'Frieilds will regret to hen that LIILFTL Campbell. Montague, to bed for the

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For the Best in Ladies Wear

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: 1. Ruth Boswell; ‘ll Howalt; 3. Clare Thom- I

. : 1. Frank Miller and l v »n .\la."Donaid. * one u to»; 1. Alba Boillter; 2. U1“ Flinn» PGYFOII; 3. Janet Howatt. ‘"35 W“ "Onflned G“nti(' I (m: 1. Douglas liowgltt; DﬂSﬁ Week.

(ieix. e ell; 3. Ramon Mil-

“(Vizude I Th1: l. Brvee Boswell. Principal EVIL hlnclierpd, _.sevcre atrial; Qt Assistant, Marion Raynor. 3W5‘ “Eek- _ l

l ..'lvii.ss Verna Rodd and Mrs. Wallace

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‘Mrs. J H. MncGregor. Mon. ‘iauue. lizls ix-cn $llll"l'lill{ from a lulnbago for the

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Audrey Thf/Ymsi 3» Rodd, with i101‘ little IIAXIPSTEAD. England-JON — dﬂllghter. Margaret. Milton zve

Willa KIJPIPMI 2- r oi the Arniv Veterinary-r visitors to Monlaaue. the inn-cl;

3 1i. "zrrir \4*¢- H‘ in the First Grout W2l',‘0f Mr. and Ailison Ibfllclﬂiln

. Mrs. Rodd will also visit her bro- dlwi here tlfiri" bﬂlli! in neor health i their, Mr. Willard Bruce Brooklyn fol" some time. lgm» a few day-xx ‘ *1,‘

slrilov ~(i1‘ll‘l'i\l Sir John Monro. 75.

Grade IV lat: i. Donafda Kinc-

35-03 MILES PER IMPERIAL GALLDN IN ‘OFFICIAL GAS ECONQMY CQNTESI rye/wk fée $1M! puke m/z Zﬁat Aaued you /07. Z0 Z52.

STUDEBAKER CHAMPION

NTHUSIASTIC owners or‘ Studebaker Champions across Canada report averages of 23—25 miles per Imperial gallon and similar savings in all operating costs. These own- ers‘ reports cover all kinds oi’ WeﬂllllillﬂdIOICICOIKIIIIOIILGCI tbiskindofeconom yourselﬁn thiscarthatavera e 5S.05miies per Im erial 3a lon—with an expert river-in the Gilmore- Yosemite Run. Come in now. Lowdownpnyment-easyrerms.

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$987 .00

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paw!" °" A l-IVEI- wrru 1n: or!!! ‘QRGE-SILI-ING LOWEST pmgi gag;

STIIDIIAKII WINS OVII All CARS in official gee economy lesl

UnderLLAJupervIsiomStudel-ialrer‘! 3 great 1940 can with iow-extte-coet overdrive. ﬁnished 1-2-3 In the on- more- Yosemite Economy Sweepatnlree. The “tudebake Champion averaged 35.03, the Studebaker Common er 29.66 and the Studebaker President 28,08 miles per Imperial gallon.

T. G. IVES

Charlottetown DISTRIBUTOR FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

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In Memoriam

MR. ALFRED LARTHARD

There passed peacefully away at his home on bt. Peter's Road in the early hours of Wednesday morning, January 31st. 1940, one of the es- teemed citizens of that place 1n the person of Alfred Larthard. He was seventy-one veers old, having been born on December 31st, 1868. As a young man he spent some time in the United Notes. Later he returned to the old homestead on 5t. Peters Road, and took up fann- ing there. Honest and upright in all his dealings with those, whonl he came in contact with, the late Mr. Larthard was highly respected in the community in which he lived. About two years ago hi5 health be- gan to fail. and in the Autumn of 1939, acting on lhc advice of his physician he entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital. where he underwent a. serious operation, from which he rallied for D. time. Eight ago he again became ser- iously ill, and gradually grew weak- er. Although conﬁned to his bed for a. 10m: time, he retained all his facilities and was able to converse

dntclligently with all those. who v15-

iterl him. He is survived bv his sor- rowing widow, nee Edith Player, one daughter Marv, Mrs. Llovd James.

| and two sisters '81s t

The four stores are KELLY AND MacIN AND THE JENKINS PHARMACY.

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lva-ni : n bmi-horl "‘"“’......=>“'e.....~"~'“r. u- unses . v - ' uuruyo l-urnum, Bunooqk. N"? ..,ishlrc, passed away 51X mOnY-hl o

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the funeral was held on Friday afternoon, Fobruar 2nd 1mm hie late residence t0 S . bytﬁrlan Chllmh. Cord 1m- 56111165 at t. e home and chur were con- (lucted by his past-or, Rev. T. Owen Hughes, who had so rrequantlv visi- ied him during his long illness. Dur- inc the service the pastor Pﬂld B fitting tribute to the exam l6 01 the lite of the deceased. The I'm!“ sung were: The Lords My 811W- iie . Jesus Lover of Mv S0111. Safe in the Arms of Jesus, There Ls N0 Night in Heaven and a Solo. The Beautiful Garden of Prayer--

The pull bearers were: William Martin, Archie MacPherson. Thomas Flynn. Patrick Sharke . 660186 Mnlllﬁﬂjl] and Hugh Mac achern.

Interment was in m0 09mm“ adjoining the Church.

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In Memoriam

MR. MICHAEL EHERRY

Many friends learned with re- gret o! the death oi! Michael sherry at his home in Tracadie on Mon- day, March 4th, after an illness of

Church Road. and one s ‘ter. Eliz- abcill-cMneliﬂhemiigizgelzclilsihle-

BRINGING UP FATHER

only three days.

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Milieu-sh Mr. Sherry was a2

years of age, he was active u un- til the last and took s keen nier- ost in politics. Theoeoeased was a man of splendid qualtlm and will be mourned by a large circle of friends. He was attended in his last illness by his pastor, Rev. K. M. McPherson.

The funeral was held on Wed- nesday, March 6th, from his late residence to St. Bonaventure church, where Requiem Mam was celebrated by Rev. K. M. McPher- son, who also officiated at the

grave. The all-bearers were Messrs. Alexan er McDonald‘, Arthur Cof- fin, Allan Lund, Leo Lund, Ellis Lacey and Edward McQuillan, Jr. Hearse driver, Thomas Evans.

EAST WILTSIIIRE SCHOOL

The following ls the report o! Blast Wiltshire Sdhooi for February:

Grade IX: 1. Norman Thompson; 2. Keneth Christcfferserl.

Grade VIII: 1. Lois Mutch; l. Marjorie Mulch; 3. Elmer Yeo.

Grade VI: 1. Sianle Thompson.

Grade Vt 1. Jean M tch.

Grade IV; 1. William Garnhalm. : 1. Marian Mutch; I. Grade II: 1. Paul Garnha/m; 2. Harvey Jewell.

Grade I: No tests.

OH - LOOK AT THAT

sEMATol? i‘ OH '~ I MARVELOUS‘

Teacher, liouise__l}__!_!al_n.

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t MUIITAGIIE

On Wednesday evening Mgndh 5 s fancy dress camivai was held in the Montague Rink. Owing to the inclement weather, only a lrnall crowd witnessed s very fine and enl°yitble evening. A4 there were 0111.‘! B 56w skaters in costume. The costumes 0t the different skaters were ve beautiful look at es- Pﬂﬂﬂlly e ones of _e Superman and the Hunchback or Notre Dame. The Jludgea for the evening were as 1'01 ows: Mrs. Bruce H. Yeo.

lyn Currie. Mr. Oahoon. The win- ners were Raymond Grant as Su - erman. Clifford ﬂushes as Huncll- boci: of Notre Dame. The mans. or of 1611c rinlk ‘time; be eoncratula d on e open success oi’ his un- dertakixiz.

Mr. Aubrey Bell has left for Halifax. Nova scotia. on business.

Mr. Herb Mellish of the R. A. F. is visiting his mnts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moll . Mr. Herb Meilish has become affiliated with the 1.0. OF. Lo e at Montague.

Mr. Ca oon of Truro. Nova. Soo- tia, was s business visitor to Mon- tague on Wednesday evening.

Mr. Keith Mac irmon's many friends are. very glad to see him out again.

M.

MARCH 13. 1940

NIS, RIX’S GROCERY, BRADY’S SHOE STORE

Coupons on the Contest will be given with each $1.00 purchase or each $1.00 paid on your account at the first three above mentioned stores, Kelly and Maclnnls, R1x’s Grocery and Brady's Shoe Store, or with each 50c purchase or payment on your account at the Jenkins Pharmacy.

On each Coupon you will print your Name and Address and deposit same at any one of the Stores sponsoring the Contest.

CONTEST OPENS TOMIIRROW, MARGII 14th. and GLOSES APRIL 30th. Each Coupon Deposited is a Chance to Win — The More Coupons, the More Chances.

GET YOUR COUPONS -— SOMEBODY MUST WIN --pWHY NOT YOU ‘I IIIIIIII]FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII}

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THE STORYBREAKS PRISCILLA Arrives In Town

Four City Stores offer to the public “The Merchants’ Goodwill Contest" with first priz PRISCILLA a four-year-old Blood Mare, second prize, a beautiful Studio Couch, and third prize a 5-Tube table model Radio.

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