A.l'1UL 14 1953

during the question period. during which much illumhstinc into:-my tion was presented. and which we. well appreciated by the lame num.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN . THE EASTERN GUARDIAN. Montague mm F'8"'L!'.' It

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IT'S LAFFS AND- O-HILLS!

irisno:f.houu.fort.bolu3orcp- resentatlon ,. 3 and urged nu

fishermen to support the II-

I t l 3 i

vb ii. PREMIERE NIGHT PRINCE EDWARD

to-itiniii AT THE GAPITOL

When Mitvlicll and W- trilio, two overseas en- tertainers fall out of I plane and land in the jungle, the animals lie- gin to roar . captur- ed by 8. mad scientist, who chances one of the boys into a I'Pii0t'lOllS gorilla . . . then you'll roar at this mad mix- tip with the surprise riidinz; . . .

A LATE SHOW STARTING AT 10 O'CI:OCK ADMISSION -- 46c plus tax 9c - aoc

TO-DAY and WED.

Si-IOWING illtilliAY AT 3.30 and 7.30 ONLY

., That dazed grin t

' M193. That pounding pulse. . i ,5 .. I s-2:: Tflere mast

JOAN JOHN '

MONA PETER,

I Ilvtt I'ilt'IitNI Ii":t9l.IN'll.l'N"li .x'qu:ii't IV” I I

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F?X'I'RA NEWS CA't(TOON

I Colsen,

....'I(lNG'S MILL, Montague will not be buying logs until May 1st.

....'G. E. RISFRIGERATORS. 9 cu. ft. 5.'l(l5.0(l, 6 cu. ft. 5729.00. At Montague Electric Co.

..'l-1.003 COVERING including new patterns of Gold seal Congol- eum Squares at Stewart so Beck's.

....'lN STOPK Fornno manure spreaders tractor hitch steel wheels 270.00. Rubber Iil'PS 340.00,

and 2-horse sprctitiers .llX).00. Size approximately 45 hits. .'iitiGowan's Limited, Kiimttir.

..'COAL AND WOOD RANGES -Now is the time to trade that used range for a new Faivcett. We have sale for SGYCIEII good used Ranges. But we have to have them soon. Call andsce us. Stewart. 6: Beck.

.31-IIINERAI. AT LOWER DION- TAGUE - The fuiieral of the late Mr. Harry Thompson. of Lower Montague, who passed away in Charlottetmvii on Aprzl 11th, was held yesterday afterizoon from the home of his son, William, at Low- er Montague, at 2 pm. with the service being coiiducteci by Rev. Kenneth Norris. livniiis siiiig were ”Tarry ..itli Me” .i..d "Nearer My God To Tliee". Pall bearers were Messrs. George Annear, Wesley William Aiitiear, Lloyd Mellisn, Fred (.'.fll'V?'li, and Robert Meilish. Intcriiiciit has in the Lower Montague cemc-tery.

..tTROL'T FISHERNIEN--Manon Drug Co., Montrtgiic, is sponsoring an anglers competition, and this is your chance to get some first

lthe largest trout taken legitimately

”4rez7 -

cl.-iss fishing eqtiipiiicnt free. For

on opening day. April 15th, and brought. to its for inspection, weigh- lng and display, .Vlabon's will give the winner his choice of 55.00 worth of fishing gear. There is also a season competition, and the owner of the largest trout recorded. with us during ihc season Will re- ceive hls choice of 3110.00 worth of the finest fishing tackle. There is also an ndditionnl 35.00 prize for the largest rainbow trout. caught dttring the season. So, it will land a hip niic. bring i in and have a try for these FYFFIIFUI prizes.

.,.'TOMORRf)W is Tire on Yes - - - tomorrow RcxalI's lam- nus spring one rent sale comes in your Rexnll Drug Store in Montague and you'll have an op-

portunity of viishlng in on high quality plus real economy. There are hundreds of high quality

Rexall product: waiting for you at your Rexall Drug Store. And you can buy any of these adver- tised items at the regular price, plus one cent. The sccnntl article,

in. 1.0.0.F. Lodge Rooms.

....9M0N'.l'AGUE Young Progres- sive Club meets Wednesday 8 p.

.-fl0B THE best deal on kerosene and electric refriger- ators, also Fawcett ranges. see us. McGowans Limited, Kilmuir. ..'H0li5. - The largest stock ever. Men's, Women's and Child- ren's shoes. More arriving every day at Stewart an Beck.

....9WHAT MAY I expect of the Holy Spirit?" Come and lieiir the Bible answer at the Montague

Church of Christ tonight. Mrs. Norris will sing ”Dying With Jesus". Baptismal service after- wards.

RPLEADS (2l'll.'l'Y - A resi- dent of Peaires, charged with

breaking, entry and theft at De- vine's warehouse at Peakes. ap- peared before Magistrate .1. W. MacDonald at Georgetown yester- day -eornlng. After a. plea of guilty, the accused was remanded to April 20 for sentence. The entry and theft occurred Saturday night.

AFARS IN COLLISION -Two cars were damaged in a collision near the top of Bell's Hill on the paved road near Montague yester- day afternoon. The driver of one, it Montague man, was arrested. He had tried to pas another car on the hill and collided with ll. third car coming from the opposite dir- ection. While police were investi- gating. another car with two Char- lottetown men in it came along. One man was cut on the head and bleeding freely but neither he nor the driver knew how he was in- jurcd. He was taken to the Mon- tague Hospital for treatment and the driver of the car arrested. The driver suggested the passenger might have banged his head on the hood or dash when the car went over a broken piece of pavement.

Crosby-Macleod Wedding

'A very lmeiv wedding mi. FIE” at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Macbeod. Victoria

Cross. April 8th, when Margaret Eleanor MacLeocl, Upper Mon. lsgue, was united in marriage to William Roy Crosby of Meadow- hank. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. A. C. Fraser of

Town Council. The meeting was presided over by the Mayor B. H. Yoo. Present were Councillors Hes- sisii. Nicholson and Greene.

Following the reading of the minutes the bills were read and ordered paid. Corresponderice was also read.

Considerable discussion regarding improving the dumping system took place and a. number or dump signs and danger posts were re- ported in order.

There being no furtherlbuslness the meeting adjourned.

Opposes Tax

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settled on in 1931 at s3,000.00. Due to variations in the tax rate the grart got as high as 34875.00 in the years 1945 to 1950 inclusive. In 1951 it dropped to s4,500.00 and in 1952 it dropped to 3352500 - an amount still substantially in excus of the original grant."

Mr. Gordon went on to say that it h.td been brought to his atten- tion that when the Charlottetown was constructed it was hoped that it would pay its way, but this had not. haxpperred. Hloweveir because of the hope the grant in lieu of taxes had some jtistiiication.

The president of the company also noted that it was pertinent to call attention to the fact that at the time oi the original grant nothing was being paid on operat- ing property of the railway here.

At the name City Council meet- ing last night there was read a leutcr from Mr. M. MacLa.i'en, Tax Commissioner, Montreal, replying to Mr. George Abbott and stating that a bill for taxm had been re- ceived covering the Charlottetown. lie t.ited that an assessed valua- tion ol 5862.300 is shown with cur- rent taxes of 5”.Tlb.25. plus ar- rears of sl6.'l39.05.

Mr. MacLaren pointed out that the property is actually owned by "Her Majesty in right of Canada", and is therefore exempt from taxa- tion tiy statute. He said that the position of the railway is simply that of a manager engaged by the Crown to operate the hotel by virtue of an Entrusting Order.

He said that as the tax rate had been set for this year he was prepared to make rt grant based on a valuation of sl50.000, hut could not pay anything additional.

BRAMSHILL. England, (CP) - Eramshill House, built in this Hampshire district in 1321 as a fortified dwelling, has been con- verted into a police college for sen-

Valleyfield. The bride and.groom were attended by Mr. and Mrs, Donald MacLeod. cousins of the bride.

A reception immediate relatives and of the newlyweds, during which

that which is yours for that one cent, in full-size, fllll-Value and full Rexall quality. So why not make A note right now of the tomorrow,

Wcdncstiay, call in at

offered there. Mahon Drug Cn.

WHEN DORIS AS "DYNAMITE" JACKSON. DOES HER CAN. CAN. 50 MILLION FRENCHMEN YELL "WHEE-WHEE"!

X 4

3.30-7.00-9.00 ,

EXTR A

it TO-DAY andWEDNESDAY at

--CLAUDE DAUPHIN

is h.-

v-..... mi?-A ----um PRINOE EDWARD

"BIRTHPLACE or HOCKEY" AND CARTOON

drug store items you need? Then.l

.v-'iur friendly Rcxnll Drug Store, and get. your share of the values

NEED Will an MORE . . .

lit. ..i.-I me man " win shadows tio.d her- ,',,,,.i l,'.iv:4 ii lvcctitise

'lil in

All its excitement Aimed on location

' of Niagara Falls g Ontario. '

. MARILYN MUNROE and NIAGARA

lk, WEDNESDAY

ONE SHOWING ONLY AT 10 0'CLOCK

TECHNICOLOR I-litlll INIIRIAINMINI

JUSIPH Ctllllli I llllN PIIIRS

PREMIERE ADIKHSSION 54c...PLUSTAX11c...65c

R. bountiful and elaborate wed- ding supper was served the in- vited guests. Mr. and Mrs. Cros- hy were also the recipients of many ioveiy and uscful gifts, ,testimnny of the reg:-ird in which tthey are held llirougliout. the tcommunlty. i i Following R honeymoon trip .through the Msritimes, Mr. and

lhlrs. Crosby will reside in Mea- ,rinwbank. This popular couple lmve the best wishes of a wide circle of friends.

followed for thcli friends:

1 Arrsnrion

ior officers. The mansion is said to house it number of ghosts.

that the most important regulation governing lobster oonservstlon was size limit. Lobsters were rum-mlg- ratory, hesaid. and were subject to the most intensive fishing. and as a u-nsequsa-toe natural produn- tivit was losing in such intensive cxtr tion with the result that many areas were sknost. wholly populated by Iiobston oil the striati- er group. By increasing the sin limit, he said. I. Liner number of good size lobsters would remain on the groumh which in one year would increase in to 5096 in weight, thereby leading more to market size lobsters with s consequent in- crease in revenue to the fishermen.

He further stated that this in- crease in under also had come about as a result or represents- tions made by a lsige majority of Mi-itime fishermen who realimd the instant need of lobster conserva- tion. It was true, he tfhought, that P.E.I. was in opposition. but felt that with a. clearer picture of the need. they would be in agreement. it was unfortunate that this oppos- ition had not. been presented ear- lier, he thought, since the regula- tlon might have received more con- alderation last. October when the government had more time to con- sidgr it. than at the present time wh n the season will open in about two weelra. No representation from all the fishermen otf P.E.I. had been received up to the present. he said, and he felt that it might be somewhat late to effect a change in the regulation.

However, he was sure that in the long mm the new regulation would prove more advantageous to tfhe fishermen, in that although they would lose a. null amount this year. the greater number of mar- ketable lobdters in we years and henceforth would outweigh the present log in financial retimis. since canners sell at ap'pmximate- ly 20 cents. while markets sell at approximately 30 cents.

He admitted that the problem of enforcing the regulation was a par- amount. ime, and felt. that the honesty of tihe fishermen them- selves would be the best method of protecting and dcvcl -mg their own industry. He stated that one meth- od employed was a minimum fine on each short. lobster taken, but this also. he explained was not de- void of difficulties.

Following Dr, Wilda:-'s speech. the chairman, Mr. John Maolveili. Beach Point. opened the meeting to questions.

Commend: Fishermen

Rev. William Simpson, of the Ex- iensiotn Department, St. Dunstan's Urviverslty, ended the fisher-

I Mr. Chabassol representing the Glidden Co., will today. demonstrating the won-

be in our store all day der paint Spred Satin in paint. Spred Gloss. Don't. miss this paint problems to us.

ini.cnEv & va.nmEii.s'r1Nr; Montague

demonstration and bring your

180 shades and the new

Lord. 2 lbs. for . . . .

Clark's Pork 8: Beans. 20 oz.,

Heinz Tomato Juice. 20 oz.

Grapefruit. 3 for .

Oranges. 2 do: . . ... Campbelils

and points.

Box 355

DOLLAR

C. F. Siionening. 1 lb.

i R. H. Rolled Outs (Giant) .

AT

YOUR SEI.E SERVICE GROCERY Household

Matches. 3 for .......... 29:

Toilet Tissue. 3 for .. . . . . . . . 39:

Cake or Powder Boll-AMI. 2 -oooooooio

Jergins Face Soup. 4 for .. 25:

Groceries Sugar. 5 lbs. for . . ...... . . . 49:

35: for .. 22:

2 for . 37c

17: 47: 24: 45:

0000100

C0991:

Tomato Soup. 2 for . . . . . . . 25: Bacon. I lb. 51: Planters-8 oz Rog Sale Peanut Butter . ... 27 24 Planters-12 oz. Reg. Sale Peanut Butter . .. . 37 33 Planters-16 oz. Reg. Sale Peanut Butter . . . . 47 42

Be sure to see our very large stock of floor coverings. wallpapers

Glidden; Rock-Spur Varnish. 1-eon! sole and special brush offer during this sale. Watch for further notices In the mail.

Studio Couches and Clicstoriflolds . . . . . . . . . .... . . . .. 'l5Vo' OFF '

HIICHEY 8: VanIDERSTINE

MON TAGUI

House Cleaning

Shinola Wax . . . .. . . .... ...-. 39: Aiux Cleaner. 2 for .. . . . . Z9: Spi: and Span 19: Sunlight Soup. IO for . . . . . 98: Sunlight Soup. 5 for . . . . . . 49:

.....?.:sm..M

. STRETCHERS

fomement. of the ragulstioru. but said that the fishermen tliuriselvu must assist their own csuse.

Several others gave brief metal-in

2-jjc-2::-jj

CLEARANCE PRIGES

On the following- 1 only DeLaval electric water heater, reg. 92.00 for

62.00. t I only DeLaval electric separator 400 lbs.. regular,

141.00 for 100.00. '

McGOWAN'S LIMITED, Kilmuir

JOHNSON SEA-HORSE

Outboard Motors

SALES & SERVICE

Johnston Motors Ltd.

Dodge 8: DeSoto Dealer Murray River, P.E.I.

Also for sale One 10 H.P. Evenrude Out- board Motor

.... IN - DAY our

OIIR PRIOES ARE ALWAYS LOW

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart Mrs. C 1 M - m,p,nk,m BOON-Mi to the fullevt extent. K0

Bruce Macl'hee, iuiu Joyce Wigglnton. Plus ivicxinnon. ' nsteerootllgewalson. s not which 31” W” "””'”m”.” ”' "A" "W M "mun"

At HTHE snow" aorzxr onoaoarown: Waldon Lsvers. g Wm ,,,.,b.bt, ggvgfgg .5. wmm M b": of mam '31:: T -T

The Guardian may be bought at the following pisses In Mnntsgne: ..WRout.lm busineu was tra:ns- mmy. KWWM h0'PNn'v0d Out ",9 mhennen in ylemm mm, ". , y Blue Dome Restaiirsnt. and Gnu-dlsn Office; in Georgetown: The mod last evening It the regular '41” it "'4 P I004 "I'lIMl0n- Ind -mm, in g...,...-. y..,,., 3. mum, '- 90.: Office: in Souris: The Snack Bar and H. mama. a Son. monthly meeting of the Monbairue Wu” "WW"? ""”I"- 3” "md emphasized the need of stricter en- a,

so- Sulpeiv-Strait

Tm s.s. "uni-ran rt-Am”, 1,, speed queen of the Atlantic, boasts the largest stacks eva- buiit: the forward stack is 55 feet high, 60 feet long. Made of sin. minim-i, they are assembled with 65,000 aluminum rivets. Rcputed to be the safest vessel ever built, the liner contains more aluminum than my other single structure on land or sea. This light, strong, fire-Ind-weather-Ivslsunt metal .5 used for lifeboats and bulkheads, decks and elevator doors and a hundred other items.

In naval vein-.I.I..too - ma. .. the fourteen minecweopcn now being built for the Canadian Navy - aluminum is being used more extensively than ever before. Aluminum 0 , Ltd. (Alcan).

y of Canada,

GROCERY DEPT.

Whit: Sugar. 10 lb. bug .....,..... Carnal-ion Milk. falls. 6 tins . . . . . . . . Huron Tomato Juice. 20 01.. 2 tins . . . Caroline Wax Beans. 2 tins . . . . . . . . . Glob: Brand Pours. 2 tins . Domestic Shortening. 2 lbs. . Lard. 2lbs. Apple Juice. 48 oz. tin . . . . TomutoJui:e. 48 oz.tin Fresh Beef. 1 lb. tins Boneless Chicken. tin .. . . . . . . . . . . .. Clicolate Mallow Cookies lb. .. . . . . . . Mixed Cookies. fancy. Ib. . . . . . . . . . . . Coffee. any brand. lb. Tea. any brand. standard lb. . . . . . . . . 89: Kent. Klik. Prom. tin 37: Peanut Butter. 16 oz. 45: York Peanut Butter. 4 lb. pull . . . . . . 51.49 Coronation Cake Mix. pkg. . . . . . . . . . 37: Lumorin: and Brush Rug Cleaner

both for 52.95 Ken-L-Dog Ration. 6 1-Ins . . . . . . . . . . . 59: Maple Leaf Soup Flakes. glam .. . . .. 65: White Swan and Purox Toilet Tissue

2 for 25:

Robin Hood Robin Hood Del Monte FLOUR CAKE MIX FRUIT

24 lb. bag 2 pkgs. COCKTAIL SI.b5 59: 28 as .. 49:

93: 87: 29: 39: . . . . . . . 39: 55: 37: 29: 35: 59: 47:

o0O'O'Ioo uooununou

51.09

MEAT & rrsu m-arr.

CorncdBecf.Ib. 49: Picnic Hams. shunkless. lb. .... .-... . .... 47: Woiners. lb. 39!: Bulk Suuer Kraut. 2 lbs. .. . . . . . . . . 29: Sliced Bacon. lb. 49: Corned and Fresh Neck Ribs. 4 lbs. . . 65: Best quality Sch Herring. 3 for . . . . . . Haddock Fillets. lb. ... . . . . . . . Roasting Pork.Ib. 45: Fresh Pork Liver. lb. . . . . . . . . . Fresh Beef Liver. lb. 496

35: . .. 43:

29:

FRUIT & VEG. DEPT.

Rip: TomaIoes.pkg. lOrunges.4doz. Best Quality Cooking Apples. 3 lbs. LurgoGr:p:fruII'.6!or............ COCOIIIIIB. Odell ....-noses:-on-cane 206 NOW CCWOTS. 3 Ib5o -cocoon-cocoa-its 29c Onions. 3 lbs. 29c

SHAMA'S GROOETERIA

211 Emmi St. We Deliver Phone 1396 FROM APRIL 14 TO TONI INCLUSIVE

. . . . 25: 95: .. 35:. 49: