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Cloth and other fine pure woollen materials for Ladies’ and Men's garments. . in the newest Fall and Spring eludes, also knitting yarns.

ALI} GOODS AT FAUIORY PRICES AND BELOW s-M” WIDTH, HANGING FROM $1.95 PER YARD ' TO $8.75 PER YARD.

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“ARTHUR TAKES OVER” ' and "18 LEAD SOLDIERS"

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Airman Itas Tough Battle With Cat

TULSA, Okla“ May 13 (CH-William B. Young, Dal- las, 8.9., flying student, lick- ed his wounds today aftrr a raid-air battle with apentc- etrtcken cat.

Young reported he was fly- ing at 2.500 feet on e practice flight when s. cat crawled from e. recess in the cockpit and jumped onto his lap.

He potted it for a while. then he said the animal “went completely crazy." biting and clawing at his face.

Jack Gentry, flight chief at the aeronautics school, said Young then did “the only thing possible.”

Grabbing the terrified cat with one hand and flying the plane with the other, he man- aged to open the cockpit cow- ling and threw the animal out.

Young's hands were bitten nearly to the bonI in several places, Gentry said. and he was badly scratched about the face.

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‘me regular meeting of the Red Point Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ray Bruce on May 3 with six members and eevm visitors present. President Ivtrs. Nelson Stewart presided. Meeting opened by Institute Ode. Minutes of lest meeting and cor- respondence was then mad by the secretary and discussed.

Red Orose knitting and sewing ell handed in to Mm. Chester MacNeill.

It was decided to hold an Ml!- tion for the miscellaneous articles collected by members, at the home of Mlrl. Charles Ching, on Monday, May 16, and the members and friends of Eeet Baltic and

1 attend. Also decided to m: visit-

Kingsihoro W. L's er; invited to

ing members and ﬁiends to bring lunch. Collection 80c; lunch fee $1.25.

The following program wee put on by Mrs. Ray Bruce: readings, Mrs. cherlee Ohing, ma. Nelson Stewart, ma. Alexander Robert- ion. tum-s. Rawleigh Bruce. 0on- test won by Mrs. Charles Ching. Program committee for June meeting: Mire. Nelson Stewart and Mrs. Charles Chlng. Roll call for next meeting to be answered by exchanging a "House plant slip." Meeting closed with National Anthem, to meet at the home of Mrs. Clayton Rose on Wednesday, June t. for next meeting.

hunch was then served by host- ess. assisted by Misses Elva and Sylvia Bruce and Ksrolyn Stew- art.

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AGENTS: MCNTAGUI: Herold l‘. landry. Albert Althea, Ire. Byron - Btevvart, Mina Harri Olelr. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldan Leverl.

e1 , .1'he0uerdiennayheboughtat\nyoitlae following places in Montague: Mlee 8. A. Llewellyn; tare. flay. '|.n Georgetown: The Poet Office: l.n Bonrlel Condolfe and Iloreuee leper: lll St. Peter's: The Poet Olﬂam

Miss Anna Meet-arm, student et Prince of Wales College, spent the week-end at the home of her parents in Montague.

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Mre. J. J. Stewart, Montague, was a recent visitor to the City.

Miss Belme Llewellyn and Mrs. Bruce MecPhee, accompanied by' her eon Malcolm, were business’ visitors to Charlottetown on Tues- day.

..°MMLEOD AND HAMILTON. Montague, wish to announce that they have in stock a complete line

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold VanIder- stine, Montague, accompanied by their son Billie, spent the week- end in Saint John, guest of Mr. end Mrs. William Nicholson.

JBIG OPENING §HOW—"Sad- dle Pslﬂ-Gene Autry, Wood Ja-

1 22110;]! lIEIAIdoAIrnIuEEIdBIIIHd‘ Mmdly. May 16th; sturg- mddoci! and 'ked ‘ma; “m; eon, Tuesday 17th; Canoe Cove,

Wednesday 18; Annsndale Thurs-

boneless cod and salt herring. ‘Bridgetown Saturday. 2m-

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ad-I journed February sitting of the‘ -~'M-I'- “be” “FIND “m9 599m Supreme Court was held In the u" “ml” it U" “"9"?”

gnu" Ho“, he" on Tuesday“ Ju!_ House in Montague, left on Tuesday tice Tweedy presiding. Three coach!" h" hm"? I“ ClIImmIB- M!‘- were on the docket. The first case, Fulfil!!!‘ hi! Worked 101‘ min! Y?!“ an appeal, Sterling MacSwain, ap- Willi "I8 311111111"! Q11 9011119811!’ pellant and Winston Dlngweil, retﬂnd reﬂrrd a few years cs0- spandent under the Division Fence i Act, was adjourned until Tuesday. --'BAPTISMAL sEnvlcn —' A! the morning service in st. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Montague, Rev. F. N. Young baptized four children in a beautiful ceremony be- fore a large congregation. Rev. Mr. Young brought a very inspirational

July 12th. Two civil jury casee were dooketed, Kenneth Beck, plaintiff and the J. P. Porter Company,‘ Limited, defendants, and Alexander Acorn, plaintiff and_the J. P. Por- ter Company Limited, defendants. Both cases were for damages and

sermon for Mother's Day, basing his message on the story of Hahn the Mother of Samuel. For

were settled by signed agreement,

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oftertory, the chair sang “Mother's Prayers Have Followed Mo." Many beautiful flowere ware placed on the pulpit and communion table. At the evening service the Re- bekehs and Oddfellows etttended in a body, and were cordially wel- comed by the minister Rev. Mr. Young. The guests in ettendin! the church service. commemorated the 130th anniversary of the order. Special music by the choir in- cluded the anthem, "J-uat As I Am." and a qusrtette "i Have Heard 0f s Land” by Miss Florrie Beaten. Miss Jean Currie, Miss Christine Cameron and Mrs. Claude Nichol- son.

FANNING anoox scnoor.

Report for April:-

Grede x-Beth l-Iendrlcken.

Grade VIII-Dorothy Hendrick- cn; Iva Jay; Francis Rogerson.

Grade V-Leona Rogerson.

Grade IV-Doreen Jay; Hendricken; Keir Jay.

Grade III—MIildl-cd Rndgerson; Phelan Hcndrlcken; Elliott Hen- drlckcn.

Grade II-Elaine I-Iendricken; Elden Rodgerson; Joyce Roget-son.

Helen

Grade I — Johnnie Rogerson; Charlie Rogerson. ' ' Perfect attendance: Beth Hen-

drtcken, Dorothy i-ieudrieken. Do- reen Jay, Francis Roget-son, Helen Hendricken, C e i e n a. Rogerson, Frank Hendricken, Phellan Hen- dricken, Elliott Henéricken, El- aine Hendricken, Johnnie Roger- son, Charlie Rogerson. Teacher—-Geraldlne Rogerson.

Charlottetown. The Court adjourn-I

ed until Tuesday, July 12m. at 11.00‘ B. I'll. '

Young Peoples Uinon of Mont- ague United Church held their last meeting until the fall in the classroom on Monday evening. Thel devotional period, led by Miss Marion Furness, opened the meeti ing, with scripture reading by MissI Mary MacGregor. The businessl meeting was presided over by the president and the secretary read fitflcilliii’ .‘;‘...Z’.‘§.'“§l..2tf.i‘§{$f' "w- Mw all» 1n the walled cards “we presented‘ and miss“): Church Hall, Souris, with the pre- rees we" conecmt Rev A s | sident, B. L. Stewart in the chair. Adams spoke a few farewell words‘ The minutes M me h“ meeung m n" soup o; which he ,5 m; and the minutes of two executive honorary president Rev’ AdGmSI meeting were read and approved. h“ ‘ccepted p can to 551m John I The guest speaker of the even. N. 1a.. and will leave the last ml.‘ ‘W M’- WE- “"3"” °*' °““I°"°' Q1 Jung_ The you‘, extended toltown, Trade Commissioner to Re“ 5.13m, the“ wishes w, hMNewfoundland, gave a splendid success 1n h]; new Chm-g,’ and a? address on trade possibilities with sured 111m that he would be; the new Province. IIe stressed greatly missed by nil. The meeting‘ ‘Iuﬂmy- "at Packailmg and we vras then adjoin-nay . ‘meeting of price competition as

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NLOMNHEETING _ mlProspects l Of Abattoir For Newfoundland Trade Is Discussed At Souris

foundland trade. Canned beef as packed in Souris received the high praise 0d’ the Commissioner who said it. found a ready market in the old Island colony.

Following Mr. Agncw's address an informal round table discussion on different aspects of trade with Newfoundland was participated in by various members and it was believed by many that to improve the position in Souris as a meat- canning centre and from a health viewpoint oi’ the citizens, an ab- attoir should be established here.

It was passed unanimously that a committee be appointed to draw up a strong resolution on the es-

Tlle Prince Edward Island Division ol the Can- cer Soclety II canductinp a drive Ior $I0,000. Voluntary canvassing groups throughout the province are preparing new to reacll this mini- mum gooI. The funds derived will be used/tor ’ dlmibuiien of literature, newspaper and mdip publicity and educational materiel designed re help conquer cancer with knowledge.‘

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