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H, m. M A n-is sssissn oussoisu - "”"'"' '" .'Nr. Pi-snk-Gr-oihun has re- ' .
taldiod to his nnploynient in (Imulottletown after st recent visit to his home at commerdnl moss.
iie Gum-dlsn msy.bTboo3ht. stttlive-fitllowing places In Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Gootgotnwli: Rs Post. Office: in Sonris: The snack Bar and II. Blclsulds 0 Son.
Miss Bandit Maonuerson snd ..' Mr. James Gallant. Avon- hu cousin. Miss Norma MscPher- dale. was it visitor to the Cit) son, both of Bellevue. are spend- Tiiestiay on business. ing several days at whim Road --N the KUE9?-3 0! M15 End MT5- Robe” .-.'l)II.(Il' IN and see our com- Cunpbell. plate line of Farniall tractors.
---m MacLeod and Greene, Montague. was Marjorie cliuer. Whim
Road. is spending several days oft . .-wi-; NOW fiat-o in stock I!
her Easter vacation with her....,,-nplotc line (if (r3('lfITS and
:fTlnd'P3T9m5- MT- Mid MT5 Alva liorsc-(iinwn fiirni iiiziviiirI9f.V-
Allen, Montague. MzicLeod and Gi-eons, Montague- t
Mr. Fr-ms MwD0m1d- whim ..-m:out.t-i-oifx PASTORAL
Road. We 3 "sent "5"" "N CIIABGIZ.-United Church of Can- L9'i"5- ada. Seivices for ADV” 642313 11 '"""' IA. M. Stur eon. 2.30 P. M. . i towii
Mr. and Mrs. Ruebeii Watts y Cross. 7 RSM GeOl.gH0;.lL Rey we
York. were recent visitors to Com-,A Pqmrson Mmigum met-cial Cross and whim Road. ' I
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. R Mlss Mary Ryan has return-
M1" and M” Ceca Oampbeu ed to the citv after spending the. Somimcrcial V Cross. were i-ecentimsm. hondags with hm. pm.em5'. week-end visitors to Charlotte- I Mr. and MW J(g:e1y1) D. R) an L Wwn Avoiidale. I
Mr. and Mrs. Miles MaCKlllllOn.I Whim Road. wcre recent v-isitorsl to Victoria. Cross.
. .- Mr, Aqi;iii.i.. Riaii. studenty at st. Dunslariis colleize. has 1'9-I turned to his studies after spend-l
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First British settlement in Aus- lmil. U19 E8-9'-9'1 202:2!-i IIDI5: lralia was in 1788 at Port Jacit- p5””m'5' MT' an L" ' Io ' mn .Riyaii, Avcindale. I
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WESTERN ..E,;,.,,; ..-iioi.v TRINITY tAiigiic.ii-.il
. . i . - 2i. i3i.A1R.ivioR.a. Alta. tori--Police; georgeioiin. Sflt1;i1fliEi.smlpili1l y
iestifield the accused lived in s I”5I'5”1"d3y 5 rug); Jud gejsir;
:ave flvc by eight feet in size.iTh9 HEY Comm” i i
viien John the Hermit Nesmi-imml. R0V- W G- Hotztz. Priest mm was charged I
with vatrrancy 1nyChar'5C' y .ourt here. He was given s Jail. ”.M0NTAGUE U3.n.ED PAS” ITORATE, .. Rev. .1. .'il. Frassnl
term. 'Sunday' Am” ”m' Momaguei. In M. Sunday School and Bible
A. V MONUMENTS and ES5152.11.?...:....l.:m.l;:?:.i...522:5.. Montague: 3 P. M. Church Scr- INSBRIPTIONS
vice and Sunday School. LEVI V. POWER, -1 -5( -,1 fanhinuow
.."rHE PRESBYTERIAN; CHURCH IN CANADA. - Services for Sunday. April 12th. as follows: 1
Cardigan and Lorne Hvnllcg ger- Repx-esentafnie vices cancelled for us uii a,v.; . . . M. M t
J- LOWS .Mac””"”'dr 2”f..”i25"S..i.Z.i".5 A. M. M.-Tmciiiii.
86 MCGIH AVenue' will 'MacDougall. student. l'f1illlSlCl'.l
Phone 2410-L Iwill conduct the service. Rev. F. N. ,Youiig. Minister.
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. l YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT! iada.
MIDNIGHT SHOWII . PRINCE EDWARD T0-NIGHT at 11:30
I""i'ti iiiiii Eiiili ”::l:':-I-':-w--i"”'- 7-'-1'"-3”.
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FILME uusess WIYH ms COOPEIIATION or me O. s. Nivvi M W"-W . """ "" " . oscAI'I'IiI.tuRt) stwitiifc. ?uc:i- LLOYD albeit W "M" 9"”
IT HAPPENED IN oua TIME - IT WILL LIVE son ALL nus:
Touching tenderness, stirring power! The unusual story of the inspired love in a young giriis heart that shook the world with its power and its glory!
Matinee Today 3:30: Evening 7-9
ILL IYI IPICTICLI IN COLOR IV
employee of the Royal Bonk of
.IIl0i' spending his master holidays lat his name in St. Peter's.
-WARNIICOLOR
..- Mr. Martin A. Mulillsn.
Canada, has returned to the City
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..'ltEFnlGl:IlAT0lIs - Kelvin- iitor--and priced exceptionally low. You be the judge-at Stewart dz Beck.
...fMON'l'A(i-l'l:2 H 0 M I-2 and School meeting. Monday, April 13th, in school at 8 pm. Every- one urged to attend.
Miss Karen Burke. Montague. is spending her Easter vacation visit- ing in Chmvlottetoivn. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent. Larkin.
..'PAlix'T. -. We are booking orders for C-I-L outside house Paint. Special price on four gallon and over. This includes Trutone White-at Stewart & Beck.
PFIRST HERRING CAUGHT- Mr. Bert Taylor. Lower Montague, caught 17 licrring yestei'day.which marks an early date for the first Idlldllig of sllrli fish.
”li().Vl(ill'll a t Montague
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. sisr. Lloyd Rsid who has been
employed in asint John. I.
Harbour
the winter months. has to his home at Murray North.
Miss Batty Molsire is spending her lhster holidays st the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Artemus Mscswsln, Peter's Road.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter Campbell. Peter's Road. sro pleu- cd to hear she is recovering nicely after being confined to her home with virus , eumonia.
Miss Myrtle Mlllar. who is st- tending P. W. C.. is spending her Easter vacation with hsr parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Millsr.
Mrs. Donnie Kennedy spent ii week at Milltowii Cross where she was the guest. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson.
Mr. Carter Vanlderstine, Peterls Road, who has been on the staff oficanadiiin Bank of Commerce, Charlottetown. was recently trans- ferred to Halifax, N. 5.
Her many friends are sorry to hear Miss Betty Ann Millar is confined to her home with ll sev- ere cold. Betty. who is attending P. W. C.. is spending her Easter holidays with her parents. Mr. and
(lhiirch oi Ulirisl. Mr. Preston Rock of Chmlntlctown will sing” I I I
Spymnn, Tlir Cry of a Crowd". Bnplisiiizil .-crvitr afterwards.
. 'His iiiaiiv friends will be glad to learn llial Mr. William l-lilchcy. who was a pnlieiit in the King's County l-lnsp:lnl, is presently con-I valesciiii: .s.'il:-iactorily at his homei lii Nloiilngilc.
'.ilr.-. I.-irclla O'Brien. Saint John. N. 8.. is visiting in Mon- lagiin for the next two weeks
tiurin: the ziliscnce of her daugh- tcr, .VIrs. Aiitlrcy Ferguson. who lr-incs tml.i,v on a two ueclts tripI in Boston.
.. rSPRlN G FILLED MAT- TRESSES .. Your choice of one pair Pillows or one pair Flannelette Blankets with the purchase of any one of our three best Mattresses at Stewart. & Beck.
.. ID V N D A S - ANNANDALI-ll
Mrs. Harry Millar.
Miss Jt-ale Nicholson. C-ass was a weekend visitor to Murray Harbour North. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Kennedy.
Milliown
Among those attending the teachers convention in Charlotte- town were Miss Alice Mlllar, teach- er at Cambridge school. Miss Catherine Millar. teacher at Sturgeon School. and Miss Sadic Millar, teacher at Murray Harbour North school.
Mrs. George Millar is confined to her home due to illness. Her many friends wish her a speedy recov- cry.
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Georgetown. and Vicinity
. .' Dr. and Mrs.
('HARGE. United Church of Can-Land Miss Kathleen Dalziel, R. N..
Sundali Farewell Services. .-iiinaiidalr ll A. M. Dundas 1.30 P. M. Aiigtts Brown. Presbytery Sllpply.
'Mrs. D. W, Allen of Cape Tor- ineiitiiie, N. B.. accompanied by her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. iiiiri Mrs. Eugene Spence. Baihu:-st, N. B. motored to Montague recent- Iv where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. l-lilchey.
The many friends and relatives of Mr. lmlton G. Kitson. Ottawa, Ont.. will be glad to hear he is im- provinrz after an operation in hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Kit- son, accompanied by Norris Kit- son. motored to Ottawa. leaving Saturday.
...fI)0I'BI.I-1 THl').valur- of your
:all original one cent .sale. iVet'I- ncsdav. Thursday. Friday and sat. urda,v. April 15. 16, 17. 18. two of any items advertised (more than 250 bargains to choose from) for the regular price plus 1 Cont. Mahon Drug Co., The Rex- all Drug Store, Montague.
...")lL'RRAl' HARBOR pastoral charge. Correction Murray River Unittitl Church scrvirri on Sundriy, April 12. it will he IlPIfI at 7:730 p.m. not 7:00 pgii. as announced. Special sin):- in: by Mrs. Dalziel and the Brooklyn Trio.
HEET. England (OP)-A police- man on the trail mi a iistoilen milk" mystery saw a black Labrador dog scrape the cover off milk bottles and drink the contents. The dogs owner contended it learned the triok from blaclobirds.
CAPITOL
T0-DAY and SAT.
. ,.."Fm ti with as much uiriillng adventure anti action I5 .3 three-iinl Gl"'"3I -cEclL B. MIILLE .
North School. 1 ch y "m y Grade VIII.--. Co or no G ; - i EXTRA! CHAPTER 2. 1- 5145!! 1;;1;e- I G M W
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I - .. G d V1.-1. M M Corm ck. PIIIIIBE EDWABII to-on - sir. ”””"”""”"”" l 255:5 3:1.
. . - . t '- . TERRYTOON snd Winniii-Ind lioiron. , I " ' Grads ll.-l...loseph Gillis; I.
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.of Charlottetown, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dnlzlel of .llui'ra,y Harbour. ucre visitors to George- rown on Suiidai. April am.
y Ohai-les Mortell of the Roial Canadian Electrical and Mechan- Iical Engineers, who is stationed at 'London, Ontario. is visiting his Ihomc in Georgetown.
Miss Peggy Walker. who is em- played at the Provincial sanator- iium iii Charlottetown, is stpciiding .a two weeks vacation at her home 'lD Georgetown.
i Mr. Joseph Allan of Seal River lives a visitor to Georgetown on fucsday, April 7th. I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene MacDon- aid of Charlottetown, accompanied
.nionny with pennies. at the Rex-iby Miss Mary Roche, R. N.. of;her many friends that she will soon
'Charlottetown. visited George-
town on Sunday, April 5th. where ythey were guests of Mrs. MacDon-
ald's and Miss Roche's parents. IML and Mrs. Ernest Roche. I Members of the teaching staff of Georgetown High school. left on Iruesday. April mi, for Charlotte- town, where they will attend' the
I't'gardin;:yPrin-Ce Edward Island Teacliers s:oii. Murray River, are spending a
;Federation Coniveiitioii. y Cullen DELory. who spent. the Easter holidays at his home in !Gsorgetown. left on Tuesday, A- ilpril 7th, on return to St. Francis ,xavier University in Antigonisih. .N. 3.. where he will resume his engineering studies.
I --- I I on Tuesday, April 7th. Mr. Earl
Walsh was engaged in dragging the side streets of the Town, using his tractor to tow ll. heavy drag. This will considerably improve the conditions of those clay streets. which have become badly ruttcd by heavy trucks during the season when the frost is coming out of the ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser and family of Charlottetown motored to Georgetown on Tuesda.v. April 7th, where they were the guests of relatives.
Mr. Walter Miac.Lean was it busi- ness visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday. April 7th.
,, During the two days of sunshine, Monday and Tuesday. activity about the lobster fishing fleet on the waterfront increased in tempo. 60 in 80 boats are hauled up along the shore and their owners were busily engaged in scraping. paint- ing and installing engines in pre- parations for the ,fast-approaching lobster fishing season. A consider- able number of new traps have been built during the past few months and many of those have been transferred from the owner's premises to the waterfront. A few boats have been launched and the first catch of norms herring was taken early in the week by veteran captain John Jsrrlor. The absence of ice snd snow and the pre- vailing spring weather should give ample ogportunity to all fishermen to be in resd-imss for the big day when the season opens.
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Lloyd Shaswp, E. I, Hospital immediately where
SOURIS LINE ROAD NORTH B011
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Freeman Joy of Morel).
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Friends of Mrs. Ohsxlls Mui- Kinnon of Giurch Road are sorry to hesr of her illness and that she was removed to the P. E. Isisnd Hospital on Monday sitter-noon, April stti. All wish her s speedy recovery.
Mrs. Winnie Mosher of Mitkcil is spending s week Visiting with her daughter. Mrs. George Jack- son and family of Buckley.
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Mrs. J. D. Mscliwen. who has been employed in Halifax for the Past several months has returned to his home in Midgell and is pre- paring for the lobster fishing sea- son which begins in a few weeks time.
Mr. Clarence Macxlinnon of Toronto paid a visit to his old home on (yhurch Road recently, due to the illness of his grand- mother. Mrs. Charlie Moxinnon. He was accompanied on his return trip to his home in Toronto by his brother. Mr. Arthur MlacKirinon, on Thursday, April 2nd,
Miss Thelma Ford of Charlotte- -town spent the Easter week-end at the home of her aunt and uncle. Mr, and Mrs. Earl James ,0? Midgell. She was accompanied iby her girl friend. Miss Bertha uMori-lson, also of Charlottetown.
I Friends hero of Mrs. Margaret lMacDonald, now of Dunstaiffnage. regret very 'much to hear that she had the misv5ortune to fall down stairs at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Alvin Robbins where one rc- isides. she was removed to the
yit. was found no bones were broken. Mrs. MacDonald has many friends yin this viciiiity, as she is a former resident of Milburn. and all wish them. a speedy ccvery from her unfortunate acci nt.
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Murray River
0 I I and Vicinity y tMiss Pauline Johnston, sum- merside. spent the week-end of March 28th alt the home otf her patents. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Johnston. Murray River.
The many friends of Miss Dor- othy Biuoll. student of P. W. C., are sorry to hear she is ill at her home in Murray River. It is the wish oil
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'be we-ll again and able to rosutmc her studies at Prince of Wales Col- lege, -
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Mr. Albert Gallant, Charlotte- .t.mvn. spent the week-end of March ; 23th visiting in Murray River. guest icf Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Brehaut.
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I Mr. and Mrs. nmncrson K. John-
jrew iveelui visiting in Boston and l New York. '
I Mr. John Bummei-aids, spent the week-end of March 28th visiting at the home of his parents,
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..' Mr. and Mrs. Eriiast. Bell ofteveiiing. White Sands are shown above? Mr. and Mrs. Bell have cutting the wedding cake at t-he.at White sands throughout their celebration Wednesday. Marchliitty yearsof married life where 25th of their golden wedding aniii-iMr. Bell has followed the old and versary. Mr. and Mrs. Bell W8l'l3.IlDll0I'8bIe occupation of the recipients of many gifts and hearty congratulations lives at Murray Harbour, and upon this outstanding occasion. ipercy, who resides on the old home-
On Wednesday night about thir- stead. and one daughter, Mrs. An- relatives and close friends goth-Inns MHCNEIII of Murray Hiiibour. cred at the Bell ii:-no at Wliltcfrliey have six grandchildren. Sands and spent 3 most enjoy-ablci -CH
the Institute ode, Economics convent-r was read. In the absence of the ))l'E'-J1(IEnt, The treasurer Mrs. Syl A. MacDonald pl'c5id8(I.yI1af1d. It was decided that a new MJnulI,ES of the previous mcetirlgywater fountalii for the school be were read. Roll call was aiisiveredpu-rchased. by five members paying ll iiickcl. fhc next meeting is to be held There were two visitors tirescnt. in the school-house on Tipril 22nd. The slck committee reported noI
of 311.85. C-ommititees for the: There being no further business. month of April were appointed as the mediing adjourned b.v prayer. follows:
school: Mrs, Syl A. MricDont-iid'speiit playing cards. and Velma MiacAu1a.v: sick? Mrs-I '--m-m---- Michael Foley and Mrs. Florence Early French explorers called MacPhee. the lower Mississippi area Louisi-
A letter received from the Home anti after LOUIS XIV-
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farming. lieau:ifiily'1'he,v have two sons, William, who
Ywmqcd E7154 ”'”Province and is a
Roll call will be answered by a bill, the scliool cc-nimiittee n bill'50 cent article for an auction,
I'Dhe remainder of the evening was
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iuraistni-unssmau-in-iun.isi-. .:ssiiunnomisiui. siidlsssvss-noiirslnotflitissli IIIb0IIl0lvtNIillIIIsshupm nus.ntaimiiuinriiaiuiii ssouionss .suiistii. muuuiiisinsmmwn fun. Two uow can have joined the W '”"""'-W- 50'" Ind. Lhe
.1iisti-scent-ly.iIioysreIkAnnot.to '3" I'”"'P"'k h isaaouisiant-nuuiiesndiszhs f:"::'IP"'""” WI Wmoleteu mm x””'' l” mm min mama but vim. I ' VIII Mrs iiuoia Masher and min :f,,,””::'":;' 3' l"”Y"l, P-ul-. son Daryl of I-fsllfsx. N s are dnmmn u t y F" little at present. visiting with her um six inctiu' Wm Hum 1'"
the writer will allow for easy min. ouvuing in shallow um-, whu. it is desirous to use the boat lian. dy shore.
she is built of strip-planking 0: New Brunswick seasoned, 19; inch spruce, of which two thousanci running feet was used in th. plsnkiiig. The keel is of Island seasoned yellow birch. she will have ninety timvbers. forty-five to a side and quite a history is at. lashed to the lumber being used for the timbers. It was procured from the butt of an elm tree, whlcli had to be removed from the Church of England grounds at Georgetown and, as the church i.- at least one hundred and twenti- five years old, the tree was at least that old and possibly older.
When completed the boat will be painted Freiiclh grey. with green waterline and will be now. ered by a 10 H. P. Imperial Mar- ine engine. Five weeks work from the time of laying the keel lifli complete the job. It is notewortliy lot mention that Mr. Golell de- signed the plans and made iii-
l'e5”-Iedi owii moulds.
In his workshop are several beautiful boat models, including one of a thirty-eight foot cabin cruiser, designed by Mr. Gotell. Marcellus is well known as ri seaman and for many years sailed the seven seas in Merchant. Mai- iiie ships and during the last wai he had the unforgettable exper- ience of being a member of tin crew of aship torpedeod in the Atlantic. He is well known in the lobster fishing industry in Ln: vice-spresideiit of the Prince Edward Island Fish- ermen's Association.
All wish Marcellus every suc- cess with his new boat and who knows but what. his efforts and fine workmanship may go a loni: way in reviving the once fat-nmir Georgetown industry of boat bulld- lng.
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The great plague in London 1!: 1665 killed 68.000 and the great fire in 1666 destroyed 13.200 houses
will APPEAL to you!
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Reynolds. iMuri-ay River. ,
Mr. Cyril Macnean. Charlotte-I town, spent the week-end ot Msrchl 28th at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MscLesn. Mur- ray River.
Mr. Nonman Mlacliean. Little sands. left Monday. March 30th for at business trip to New Erunrwids.
Mr. Ken MacLood, student. of the Vocational Training School. char- lotztetown, spent the March 59th week-end at the home of his par- cnts, Mr. and Mrs. w.i-'. MscLeod. Murray River.
Mr. and Mrs. rred senoshsugh and children Wendy. Linda, snd Freeman. were recent visitor; to Murray River, guests of My, pnd Mrs. Ben sencslbsugh.
Mrs. Marshall Msclaeod snd chil- duh. IIYOH. Donna. and Carol Marstha, recenhly moved from Mur- my River to take up residence in Murray Kutaour.
The many friends of Mr, Mu. well Fraser. I-Iooofield. are sorry to hear he is s psltient in the RE. Is- land Hospital. It is the wiui of his many friends that he will have I complete snd speedy recovery.
Mr. Stirling whitowsy. student of p.w.c.. spent weekend d March zaoh at the home of his par. ents. Mr. and Mrs. George 0. W-hitewsy. Murrsy River.
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. ."rhe regular monthly inset- IF1C0ft2lieOhopotowW.I.wuhsld at-ths horns of Mrs. lsptinuis g,soPiiec on Wednesay, Much
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The meeting ope-mi by singing
Andrew Msclnnis. Grade I. A)-i. Josephine Moo- Innis: 2. Mary Msclnnis; I. :- srd Mscoormsck. (3)--i. Lson Rice. - - - Highest svei-no in senior grsdss: audit and Martha Leslie . I146- !-fighost average in junior" grades:
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