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C A P I '1' O L TO-IIAY Fill. SAT.

SHOWS: MATINEE 3:30; EVENING 7-8245

)9”

Extra: Serial. "Atom Man vs. Superman" Comedy, High and Dizzy; Cartoon, Aristo-Cat

V-AITRECIAT-ES All) year: reached 5375.000,000.

-- (CPI - An exhibition timer floods made available a:el of the Marshall Plan a.:er.r'l(rl by Cabinet Minis- Trade Minster Erik Brofoss

'Eir- ox 'oit would enable

HUNT PIGEONS Many varieties of "fruit" pigeons are hunted in Australia's tropical belt for their excellent food quali- ties.

CLEARANCE SALE

GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRES, BEST R-AYON

SIlze- I 825x170 10 Ply--Reg. 128.20 for only ......-.. 599.00 ; 750x20 10 Ply-Reg. 113.45 for only . .. S8900 700x20 10 Ply--Reiz. 91.35 for only ......... .. S7200 '.'00x16 6 Ply-Reg. 58.60 for only 3346.00 ClIAINS- . 600x15-Regular price 512.50 for .. 5 800 670x15"-Regular price 513.50 for .................. .. S 9.00 750x20-Truck Dual-Regular 5529.50 for L 319.00 Emergency Tire Chains-Reg. 51.50 for ...... .. .15 1.00

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Marshall Plan Aid which in two .

Last Times To-day

O. O. A.

Extra: Sport - Cartoon ADULT Shows 3:30-7-9

PRINCE EDWAIIO

FRI. - SAT. ONLY

...from the Studio that gave you "Canyon Passage!"

Spocmlorly filmed in the outdoor

2411!) 19' BIVTH ' IIIIFF 5e'0'9t' BRENT

mi. EDGAR BUCHANAN

IANE OAAWEI1 79'

Also: News of the Day, Com- edy, 3 Hams on Rye, Sport.

. three sisters

siAiTiEn 65 tasks '

WYNYARD. Sask. - (CPW-Mr. and Asvgeir Gudjunson of Wyn). have been married 65 years. Mr. Gudjuiison is 97, his wife 92. He had two brothers and living. their ages

ranvzing from 80 to 97 years.

CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER

FLOUR and FEEOS

SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK ONLY Purity Flour. cotton bag . . . . .. . 55.95 Bron 2.59Shorts 2.69 ooIoI9OIIIOOCOOII Hog Grower. two . . . . . .. 3.85 Dairy RCEEOET . . sio om-o coo pa. 9.... . Fattening Mosh . . .... . . . . . . . . . 4.50

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

THE EASTERN euinnifi

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron stswsrt. Mn. Bruce Macrhee. Miss Joyce Wiulnlon; Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Wsldon Lovers.

The Guardian be Montague: town:

srds 5: Son.

may

bought Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; Inc Post Office; in Sourls: Tho Snack Bar and H. Eton-

nt the following places in

in George-

Mrs. Frank MacNeil, Cardigan. is spending a few days in Men- tague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacNcil.

Miss Louise r MacPherson. who has been employed in Greenland. is presently visiting with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John N. litur- Pherson. Glen Martin.

Mr. and Mrs. Lerley Merds and family have returned to their home in Queensport. N. 5.. after spending several years in Moti- tagur, While here Mr. Meerls was employed with Vere Beck and Son.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Daniel Power. Mon- tague. is -confined to his home ow- ing to illness. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Montague Baptist W.M.S. Meeting

The November meeting of the Montague Baptist Women's Mis- sionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. William Macbcan.

The meeting opened with the singing of the hymn ”Wonderful Words of Life." The devotional period. led by the president Mrs. G. M, Fletcher, was based on the 23rd Psalm. A poem and prayer brouizht this period to a close.

A letter was read by the provin- cial secretary Dr. Zcll Clark. one of the churclils retired iiiisionarics residing in Ladner. BC. in winter months but carrying on her cor-

rcs-pondaiicc with the societies from there. in her letter Wl'lli."l:I was a - ”tlianks:iviii;z message .

she mentioned the good work that. has becn done by the societies last year. and urged all to arm high for the coming year. g V,

The study book "Discovery. 3 story of missionary work in Bo- livia. S.A., was read by diff:-reiit members. Hymn "Saviour Like A Shepherd Lead L's' and pra.VC1i brought t'ie meeting to a close.

Mrs. Fletcher wasgthen present- ed with a suitable gift and regrets were expressed that this would he the last time they would be meet- ing together. prior to her depar- ture for Jacksonville. N.B.. Where Rev. Mr Fletcher has accepted a call to the Baptist Church. A dainty luncheon was served and a social hour spent.

School of Black Fish Invade tieo'Town Harbour

. 'Rcsidents of Georgetown be- held a strange sight when day- light broke on Monday morning- when 3 school or some twenty Black Fish were seen in the wat- ers of that part of the harbour. commonly referred to as "The Cove". Some fishermen who still have bouts nfloat put off from the docks and sailed about among the large fish. Many of 111053 fish were reported to be at least twen- ty fact in length and continued during all day to frolick about. the harbour. When dairkncss fell, they had not left for outside waters and fishermen who are familiar with their hahits say they may have some dilficulty in finding the mouth of the harbour.

Mink ranchers would have as- sured themselves a large supply of animal feed, it only one of these sea-monsters had been shot or herded ashore, by several boats. Some 15 to 16 years ago a school of these fish entered the harbour River. On that occasion. several were landed by local men.

Murray River And Vicinity

Mrs. Effie Brehaut of Murray Harbour South is at present visit- ing at Glen William, guest or Mr, and Mrs. Colin Marlnnis.

Miss Myrna Macxay has return- ed to her home in Murray River after being employed for the sum- mer months at winsloe.

Miss Mary Collins has returned to her duties at Grace Maternity Hospital at Halifax. N. 5.. after spending A two weeks vacation at Alllston where she was the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chibald Collins.

Mr. Ivan Mac.Keii7.ie, who has been employed with the C. N. R. in Montreal, is at present spending or. few days in Dover visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs'. George Mac- Keiizie. Mr. MacKcnzle expects to take up his duties in Charlotte- town for the winter months.

The many friends of Mr. Jack Whiteway of Brooklyn. regret to learn that he is a patient in the King's County Hospital. All join in wishing him a speedy recovery.

BUTCIII-Ilt SHOP ELEGANCE

AUCKLAND. N. Z. - (CP) -- L. Robinson of Coycle Bay has made his butcher shop really luxurious. There's a divan, attractive carpet- ing. ash trays, murals. flowers in the window instead of meat ad a radio tuned to the housewives' favorite radio serial...

and made their way up Brudenell kl

JWARNING - "Red Stallion In The Rockies". Yeo's Theatre, Mon- iaguc, Friday and Saturday.

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Lairigan and daughter, Maxine, accompan- ied by Mrs. Lanigan's mother, Mrs. Ada Ceilings, Miss Anne Yeo, fIll(I Miss Eileen Clair. all of Mon- tnizue, were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Home. School Meeting Held At Montague

A meeting of the Home and School Association was held in the Montague High School last even- ing and was largely attended. The president. Dr. G. S. A. Inman, pre- sided.

The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Elsie Watterworth. and approved as read. Mrs. Carl Boehner read the report of the ways and means committee. One suggestion was for sponsoring a show at Yeo's Theatre ,in December. and after much discussion it was decided that a committee be appointed to attend to details of such entei- prise. The committee comprises Cpl, Doug George. chairman. Miss Rulby MacLcod. and Mr. Ralph Beck.

Mr. Carl Boehner reported that he had been unaible to contact Dr. L. W. Shaw regarding an educa- tional agdrcss as he was out of the Province at present.

Plans were discused for invit- ing the parents to see a series of educational films but nothing de- finite was decided at this meet- iiivg. As there was no further business it was moved by Mr. Archie Hilchey that the meeting adjourn.

Fortune Road W.l. Annual Meeting

..r The annual meeting of the Fortune Road Women's Institute was held in the school room Novem- ber the 14th with a good attenti- ance of members,

Meeting opeiid by the members Slllglllg the Institute ode and roll cull was icsponded to by the pay. tin: of membership fees, The pre- sident Mrs. Peter McKinnon pre- sided.

The secretary-treasurer submitted the financial report which was very satisfactory and showed a business turn over of S825,15 for the year,

A substantial balance was re- ported. E

The retiring president delivered an address in -which she thanked all members for their loyalty and co-operation.

She also mentioned the fine im- proi-ements made in the school for which the Institute was responsible and hoped that the coming year would be as successful, both fin- ancially and socially as the one then closing.

The lottery in aid of the Institute was closed at this meeting and the holder of the winning ticket 690 was held by Colin McBeath. Forest Hill to whom the Institute extends sincere congratulations. '

New Officers for the year were elected by ballot as follows,

President - Mrs, R. L. Burge.

vice President - Mrs. Fred Lar-

n. Secretary Treasurer C. Mrs. Ar. delle Russell.

Directors Mrs. Alban Burgc. Mrs. Clara Duvar, Mrs. Peter Mc- Klnnen.

Auditors .. Mrs, Mrs. Wm. McMillan.

The annual hot chicken supper was served by and for the members and was greatly enjoyed.

The meeting closed with the sing- ing of the National Anthem.

Clare Larkin,

DRILL DIIILLI-IRS.

EDMONTON - (C?) - in a safety program for Alberta's oil industry 40 Edmonton district oil- drillers have begun a five-week course in first aid sponsored by the St. John Ambulance Association. The instructor is James Thompson of the Workmen's Compensation Board.

Skinnymen,women gain 5,10,15lbs.

Got In P33. Tlni, Vigor

What a Ilirllll Bony limbs fill out: Illy Italian nu up: body loses its sickly. '"bcsn- le look. ihoussnds praise Osiru. welsh!-buldins Ionic.

nu so food

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COTTAGE ROLL . . Week-End

Mother's Own

Peter Pan-15 02.

Mt. Stewart Strawl)ci'i'y

Sweet Treat Sliced PINEAPPLE. 20 oz..

Select-For Juice

ORANGES. 3 doz. . N0. 1 Emperor

No. 1

GRAPES. 2 lbs.

FRIDAY NIGHT COFFEE V2IIl. 45c-iii. 89.:

Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled

49:

CANDY BOX. reg. price 79:. 2 boxes for 99:

TEA. reg. price 98:: I5. . . 79c Fresh Island

CRANBERRIES. I lb. for . I5: Best For Eating-

Island Macintosh

APPLES. 2 dot. for .. . .. 37:

Devon Brand Sliced Breakfast

BACON. lb. 55: Fresh Shoulder PORK. lb. 47:

i seep.-

PEACHES. 2 tins for . . . . . 33: Flotill Fruit COCKTAIL. 20 oz. 2 tins 89:

PRESERVE. 2 tins for 574:

2 tins 83:

Fruits 8 Vegetables

.....95: 33:

, BEANS. 2 tins for . . . . .. 27:

ONIONS. 6 lbs. .... . . . .25: Best Quality Island Mclntosh

APPLES. bus. liangper . 32.95

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NOVEMBER 23, 1,50 .

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To give you every savin 05 ' . price our foods right to tgh: hafifliliiednlle and that is why you find so many "TWO-FOR" prices at YOUR Co.o'g SUPER MARKET. Buy two, and Sm. an extra penny every time. Yes Le

these are EXTRA SAVIN

above the BIG SAVINGSGE.-gignalg you by our policy of making gym, price a low price every day, so go", . . and extra good g ”TWO. 5 Oppmg list.

extra economy 9g3t1",gmPU.t plenty of i ese TOR specials on your

Lynn Valley

PEAS. 2 tins for 29; Lynn Valley Cut Waxed

Nabisco Shredded

WHEAT. 2 pkgs. for .. 25: Winona Strawberry

JAM. 2 bottles for . . . . . 99: Campbell's Tomato

SOUP. 2 tins for 25:

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All Varieties-20 oz. tins

Orange JUICE. 2 tins .. 39: All Varieties

Orange and Grapefruit JUICE. 2 20 oz. tins for . 35: All Varieties

Grapefruit JUICE.

2 20-oz. tins for . . . . . .. 33: All Varieties

Orange JUICE. 48 oz. tin 43: All Varieties

Orange and Grapefruit JUICE. 48 oz. tin for . . . . 39: All Varieties

GRAPEFRUIT JUICE.

48 oz. tin for 39:

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Potatoes for

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FISH FOR SALE

Delivered C. O. D. any Island Railway Station.

Boneless Fish Trimmings in wooden boxes of 20 lbs. or more .....

after 10 years' service.

18c Per lh.

The Co-Op Super Market Central Farmers Ltd. has acquired the Lavitt Potato Ware- house. We are buying all types of Potatoes both Seed and Table Sto:Ii.

Please contact us immediately if you have

PHONE 2IO2 i or 2807

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rru DOLLARS niscouiii

NOVEMBER 23ltD - ENDS NOVEMBER 30TH WE HAVE 80 SUITS TO CHOOSE FROM In All Colours, Sizes, and Price Range-

Thls is your opportunity to buy a good Suit cheap-

ON ALL MEN'S SUITS IN STOCK SALE STARTS

Large and Medium Green Salted Cod Small Green Salted Cod 12.; per H, Green Salted Hake 10.. per lb:

Packed In 50-lb. boxes or bundles.

EASTERN PAOKINS OOIAPIINY LTII.

sounis, ,2. E. I.

15c per lb.

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Come Early and have a wider choice.

With suit prices still climbing, you cannot afford 10 miss this sale. No Refunds or Exchanges-

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