EAGE EIGHT THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

Mr. V. R. Pepler, Montague. is attending the Canadian jewellers convention at St. Andrew's, NB.

-IGENTS:-MONTAGUIH Harold F. Landry, Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn.

Bruce Macrliee, Min Joya Wlulnton, Pins Mclilnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden haven.

Mr, Carl Machure and Mr. Don- nie Stewart, Montague, spent the

-The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Montague Bluo Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Soui-is: The Snack Bar and H. Richards it son.

week-end in Murray Harbour North, guests of the f0l'lI'iEr'S par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mac- Lure.

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-.'NOW IN STOCK. Playtex Mrs. .Ellie Llewellyn, Montagu girdles and babies wear. H. L.

1iI'ic(2rP;;nr J: Co., Montague. eaux.

Alica Ceilings,

was ti. recent visitor to Gasper-

Friends of Mrs, George Stewart,

5' Mr, J. Malcolm MacKenzie has

returned to his home in Montague after attending the General As- sembly of the Presbyterian Church

--'M1Vi 9! "'9 in Canada. in Toronto last week. staff of llolman's, Summerside, Sturgeon, are sorry to hear that spent the week-end in Montague she is 3. patient in the Kings Mn and M”. NH Upton and

at the home of her parents, Mr. and lifts, leo Collings.

County Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Goss,

family, who have been visiting in Montague, left yesterday for their

" y home in Renforth. N. B. They 'Ill-LLR the Westmoreland-Charlottetown, spent the ucek-end were accompamed by MW V. R. n.' liloiicton, N. R, in aIin Montague, guests of Mrs. J. Fewer, Montague, who Wm be

l-om-ciit in the A, D. Mac-:Currie. iI1II,

Montague, on June pm.

"HUN, il'ood (love,

lsl:inds,,sided at the regular (1-m1.g,m,;Acnie RPb0kilIl. y (g.,,,”,1,,-11-5.Thursday evening. Following , neck "Tito whim; L'a'VI.'l: Glen Ford. For .-xi-tnmnnt it has ”.-v”,viI.

regarding the district

An excellent niotion

,nn June 25th. i'e

tport. from the

1,,” tester-.I ter. It was decided to sponsor

'.Iu. Mtuitague v-Wk ,,m,,.,. up-y will be, arrangeniciits to be discussed at

2 Edwin Cox andi later meeting. .,.-nd, ed in regular form.

THE SON OF DR. JEKYLI.

NORRORSCOPE

Test your rapacity for exeiteuiont, for

SCORE ) OLRSELF:

If your score is 0-7, you will finil iii ”Tlio Son of Dr. Jekyll" plen- ty of oxcitenieiit, thrills and hor-

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l'IIlIIV iiml horror. Answer the follow- 3:1 Hum. u.;.;,m in: questions scoring two points for S”ff M D” J"k' yll tremendous-

ly. 15 - 20, you

CIXFII "305", one point for each "some- liiivn ll great ca-

iim.-s-", nothing for each "no". When I'”"Y ""' I'0"""

and should see

ll , . 3 It 10,, "The Son of Dr.

you nus your score, con u your i Jekyll" wnh a rorscnpe lit-low. companion.

I 1. Are you startled by 6. Do you knock wood

to stave off unknown

Illlldl, unexpected nois- es? disaster? ,-

2 (on you retain your "I. On a dark street at calm in an emerg- night. do you hurry? I-ncy? 8. Do you believe there

5. Would you enter I are such things as strange room in the ghosts? dark? 9. Do you like to read

1. Does Imagined fixture overwbelmtrig disast- tragedy unnorve your are?

6. Can you read I ghost 10. Do you enjoy films story alone. at mld- like ”'I'ho Son of Dr. night? Jekyll"?

-(HERITAGE MFHORRQR

He had it in

his veins

His bride fared

it in his arms!

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JREBEKAII LODGE MEETING -- Mrs. Ruth MacLeod, P.N.G., pre- meeting of Lodge, Montague, rou- tine business, plans were discussed meeting net-or which is to be held in Montague

V , picture, ,1: fi Mrs, H. M. Smith amtfsnonsored by the lodge. was read -., M-,,;v,,-V mm jtjagtpy K.-nnyl by the secirtary, Miss '1helnia Lur ill! ior ii tiio uccks' VlSltIrWillte cicpliant stile, early in July,

The meeting clos- county Hospimly

their guest for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gariiham nnd daughter, Judy, Charlotte- town, were recent gucsis of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Maccvrcgor, Montague.

Friends of Mr. James Stewart, Montague, are pleased to hear he is convalescing satisfactorily after his recent operation in the King's County Hospital,

..iFriends of Miss Gladys Poole, Montague, are pleased to hear she .has returned it) her home afici-

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3 her recent illness in the Kings

Rev. W, A. Patterson anti Mrs. Patterson, Georgctowii, were re- cent guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Acorn at the home of her son-iii-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Campbell, Lower Montague.

Mr. Elvin Dewar, railroad en- gineer, of Moose Jaw, Sask, is spending a few weeks visiting his mother, Mrs. Albert Dewar of Roseneath, and other relatives and friends.

'ISI.ANDER RETURNS - -Mr. and Mrs. John J, MacDonald oi Souris have had as their welcome. guest, Mrs. MacDonald's brother, Mr. Michael L. Malone of Dear- born, Mich. it is twenty-eight years since Mr, Malone has been

last visit. Mr. Malone was one oi the early pioneers to Western Can- ada, having gone there in 1905, where he started a farm which grew to be a ranch. In l9'.!2 title to a severe accident to himself, he was forced to discontinue his farming operations. lie then mov- ed to Dearborn, Mlch,, where he has been working as an engineer in the Ford Motor Plant ever since, His wife. the former Miss M.1r;::ir- ite Dunn of Sask., died in 1918 during the great 'flu epidemic. leaving him with one small son. who is now married and living in Dearborn.

ROME, June l5 -.rReiitci-s)- Gen. Enrico Frattini, lial,v's Tilli- itary representative on the per- manent. North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganizat.Iofl's committee in Wash- ington, will succeed Gt-n Maurizio de Gastlglioni July 1 as command- er of ground forces in the Atlantic Pact southern sector. De castig- lioni has reached the age limit and will be placed on the retired list.

H. J. Malian R. 0.

Optometrist.

Fitting and Supplying Glasses, etc.

Office Hours: 10 to 12 A.M. 2 to 5 P.M. and by appointment.

Montague, P. E. 1.

Office Connected with Mabon Drug Co.

NEW DANCING - ON - AIR

You Won't Believe Your Eyes! Never An Breath-TukingtEntertainment. Matinee 3

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Fred's dancing on air and g

hairpins rt

teetering. on the 1-oofmvs of New .

The musical that has every- thing . . songs, dances, laffs, color and a wonderful story!

THE PRINCE EIJWARWS SENSATIONAL

MUSICAL! I

ything Like It Before! :30; Eve. 7 and 9.

Pcie Smith Comedy

TRAVEL "SEEING CEYLON" -- CARTOON "2 MOUSEKEEPERS". SPECIAL! COLOR CAMERAS STALK SEALS -HUNT WHALES IN "ARCTIC SAGA",

CANADA CARRIES ON FEA'I'URl':I'I'FE.

MIDNIGHT

SPECIAL TUESDAY

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(GIIMIA KNII3 D003”

GEORGE RAFT .. ,

THE GUARDIAN. C!-lARl'&TTETOWN

Georgetown c.W.L. Annual Meeting v

I ..'The annual meeting of the Icieorgetoivn Sub-Division of the tCHtllOIiC Women's League called

ifor May 12th was postponed owing lto small attendance. 1 Following this a meeting of the yexecutive was held at the home of the president, Mrs. W. J. Fitz. Igcrald and ii general discussion of matters pertaining to the sub- division was carried on and help- -ful suggestions were offered for increasing membership, and at. tendance at the meeting. A noni- iiinting committee was named to bring in a slate of officers at the Illllllllal meeting. An enjoyable social hour included a delicious lunch served by the hostess.

The postponed annual meeting was held on Julie 2nd, in the par- Mish hall with 24 members present. lflie president, Mrs, W, J, Fitz. gerald presided and the spiritual y(Ill'CCiDl”, Rev. 0. Kiggins, opened ythe meeting with prayer.

I Minutes of the previous meeting ;wrl'(', read by the secretary, Mrs.

William lvlurpliyf and were ap-

proved. The treasurers report was presented to the meeting. It ,uas moved by Mrs.,P, L. Baud. rciiuli, seconded by Mrs. H. Mac- l.ean, that dues be paid and also six subscriptions to the ”League Magazine".

IL uas moved by Mrs. H. Mac. Lean, seconded by Mrs, Agnes Murphy that 36.00 be voted for school prizes and prizes for Christ- ian Doctrine were left for a. later meeting.

The nominating committee pro- sented ii slate of officers and elec- ition results were as follows: Pres- ident, Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald, re- elected; 1st vice-president, (Social St-rvicct. Mrs, P. L. Boudreault; 2nd vice-president, (Education), Mrs. Wblliani Murphy; ard vice. president, 4Entertainment), Mrs. Rayniond Martell; secretary, Mrs. Walter MacLeaii; treasurer. Mrs. Frank Gotcll; membership can- vener. Mrs. Agnes Murphy and Mrs. Ernest Roche; Magazine con- vener, Mrs. Ella MacKinnon: coun-

thIld.ll' 3:556: 55; thee grit cillors: Mrs. J. B. Scully, Mrs. Ella which has taken place sine; his Macxmnom Mm Cyrme Ma”

Donald, Mrs. H. MacLcan and Mrs. Joseph MacPliee.

Thanks were expressed to the following retiring members of the executive: Mrs. Fabian Boudreauit, Mrs. Rufus Clory and Mrs. Wil- liam Wight, Members regretted the illness of the treasurer, Mrs, H. Llcuellyn and it was the wish of the meeting that greetings be sent to her from the members.

Date for regular meeting was set for first Tuesday in each month and plans were then dis- cussed for a suitable movie and pantry sale.

The Rev. Director spoke to the meeting, calling attention to the many phases of Catholic action in winch the sub-division might as- sist in the coming year. On mo- tion of Mrs. MacKinnon the meet- ing closed with prayer,

Ea-st Baltic and Vicinity

lifviss Kitty Harris who has been tspcntiiiig hey holidays at her home in East. Point has left for Hamil- (loll, Ontario to resume her work She was accompanied mi'her trip ',hy Miss Shirley Mallard of Clear ism-iii:s who will remain in On- tario for some time.

Miss Lily Baker, Charlottetown, fls spending a pleasant holiday with her sister, Mrs. Ethel McLean and ,hrr niece, Mis sDorolhy McLean, Kinssboro.

Mr. Bobby Mossey, Bothwell, left ,recently for llamilton, Ont. where

lhe will visit with relatives and friends. Mr. Eldon Stewart of H.M.S.

Halifax, motored to spend the week-end of June 7th with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart, Red Point.

Mr, Elmer Johnson Charlotte- town. called on his customers at North Lake on June 11

Mr. Harold Hynes, Montague, was .1 recent visitor to North Lake.

Mr. Douglas McGowan, Mont- ague, accompanied by his son Mal- colm, visited North Lake and Red Point on June 9.

The thunder storm of June 7th did some damage to dwellings in the eastern parts. The Vestry of the Baptist Church, Kingsboro, was slightly damaged and the cot- (age and garage owned by Major Young, was damaged considerably.

The sympathy of the surround- imz districts is being extended to Mr. and Ma-s. Louis Campbell. Fairficld. on the sudden death oi their fnur-month-old baby boy on June '7.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter, North Lake, were visitors to Char- lottetown on June '1.

Congratulations are being exten- tied to the Misses Audrey Robert- son and Carloyn Stuart, Red Point, and Kay Ching, Black Pond, who have been successfuli in passing their grade 11 exams in st. Marys Convent, Souris.

Mr. John Young, employee of McGowan's Motors, Montague. spent the we-clc-end of June 0 at North Lake and East Baltic.

Mrs. Gun Mouman. North take. is progressing favorably, having underwent. an operation in the P. E.l. Hospital. Her many friends are wishing her it speedy recovery.

Mrs. Bernard Massey, Bothwell, was hostess to the Klngsboi-o wo- mens' Institute for the June meet- inn.

rm. n.a. Bell and Mn. hell have recently taken up residence in their new house in Kingsboro. Mr. Bell has recently retired from preaching and is plannlrii 0” many years of rest. It is the -wish of his numerous friends that he and Mrs. Bell will have health and

Impressive Celebration. At St. T heresais Church

An impressive celebration was held yesterday at St. Theresa's Church to mark the silver Jubilee of the ordination of Rev. J.E. Croken with Solemn High Mass being celebrated by Father Croken. assisted by Rev. Patrick Rooney, Alberta, as deacon, and Rev. L. Buote, Idaho, as subcieacon, both former classmates of Father Croken who was ordained on June 26, i927. Rev. Phalen Mcxenna offic- iated as master of ceremonies.

The address was delivered by Rev.- J. W. Mccardle who chose as his text, St. John, Chap. 15, verse 16: "You have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and have ap- pointed you that you should go and'should bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain".

Father Mccardle spoke eloquent- ly on the holy priesthood and im institution by Christ. He spoke of the dignity and offices of the priesthood, of the close association of the priest with his parishioners. and his unfailing interest in their spiritual well-being, He congrat- ulated Father Croken on the at- tainment of his silver jubilee, twen- ty-five years of service in his priestly duties, nineteen of which had been spent in this parish. "He has ever been the worthy ambassa- dor of Christ, always the good shepherd to his flock”. the speak- er said, and to the parishioners he concluded, "This is in.Z:ed an oc- casion. of rejoicing, and I know you will offer prayers of gratitude for the many blessing which have been yours during the years Fa- ther Croken has laboured among you, We ask that God will grant him health and lerigth or days to continue his priestly labours".

Following Solemn High Mass. an address was read by Mr. Peter Mc- Kenna. and a presentation of a purse was made by Mr. Michael Kelly on behalf of the Holy Name Society. Father Croken thanked his parishioners for their kindness in remembering him on this day, and said that he would strive to assist them in all their undertakings in the spiritual and temporal develop- ment, of the parish.

Present at the service were Rev. Bennett MacDonald. Rev. Owen Klgglns, Rev. Phalen Mcxenna, Rev. I-1.3. Croken, Rev. J.W. Mc- Cardle, Rev. Urban Gillis, Rev. R.J. MacDonald, Rev. E, L. Murray,

many pleasant years in their new home.

Mr. Peter McDonald. employee of the car fcrry "Abegweit”, spent the holiday of June 9 at his home in East Point.

The numerous friends and ne- ighbors of Mr. Joshua Ml:Donald. Kingsboro, are sorry to learn that he suffered A slight stroke and is confined to his home.

Mr. Major Young, North Lake, was a business visitor to Charlot- tetown recently.

Mrs. Charles MePhee, Little Harbor, and her daughter Florence are spending a. few days visiting at North Lake with her husband who is one of the fishermen.

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. Montague, spent the holiday of June 9 at North lake.

Mr. Lloyd Cairns, chsrlottetown, spent a recent day visiting at the horns of Mr. and Mrs. William Frasier. North Lake.

Mr. Kennlo Massey, Bothwell. was a business visitor to Charlotte- town recently.

lifrs. Colin Dixon was hostess to the East Baltic women's Institute on June 0.

Mrs. Gus Mallard has returned to her home at North Laltatfrom the souris Hospital very much im- proved in health. Her many friends are glad to see her back home.

Mr. Fred eohigtl, North Lake, spent. a recent week-end in souris. guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Ben- nett.

The North Lake and Lokeville Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Charles Mccoi-mack on June 7. .

Miss Jean Campbell, R N., Boli- ton, Mass, is spending a well ram- ed vacation at her home in Elmira.

Mr. Fred Robertson. Klrizsboro. is at present: not enjoying his us- ual good health.

The North Lake and Lakevllle Women's Institute put on a. variety

Rev. '1'. P. Butler, Rev, l".L. Mul- lally, Rev. George MacDonald, and the Sisters of St. Martha.

A banquet for a large number of guests was served at the parochial house by the ladies of the parish.

In the afternoon an entertaining program was presented at St. Theresa's parish hall by the eliild- ren of the convent. The program included:

i. Jubilee Song.

2. Recitation-'D2venty-five Years.

3. Song - Ad Multos Aiinos.

4. Playette - Being Little Help ers.

5. salve Regina.

6. Choral recitation: "In Our Blesed Mother's Keeping".

7. "A Rose Tribute To Our Pas- tor". i

At the conclusion of this num- ber the roses were presented to Father Croken by Walter Bradley and Anna Evans. Sister Margaret Marie, superior of St. Theresa's Convent, was pianist during the program.

Following the prograiii a gift was tendered Father Crokeii on behalf of the Catholic Women's Lcaguc by Mrs. Irving Bradley who read the address, and Mrs. Thomas Brasil who made the presentation. Mrs. Sextus Curran presented Fa- ther Croken with a. gift on behalf of St. Theresa's Women's Institute.

Father Crokcn fittingly express- ed his appreciation of the two love- ly gifts, and of the thought of the

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organizations in remembering him, The celebration concluded with

Men of the 28th Light Anti-Air- craft Regiment receive their pay chequm following the inspection by Maj.-Gen. E, C. Plow, at the Char- lottetoivn Armouries Julie lith. From left to right are: Major L. E. Wellner, Acting C.O. Capt. J.G. Lacey of Charlottetown, Lt. G. W. Wellner, Sgt. Lem Paquet, Souris, Bdr. George Preece, Montague, Bdr. Joe Mtrrl, Cliarlottetown, Sgt. Malcolm MacKenzie, Montague, Gnr. David L. Morrow, Souris, and with pay cheque in hand is Bdr. Harry B, Llewellyn, of Montague. (Canadian Army Photo).

y M lioseneath Man

The death occurred at his home at Rosencritii yesterday moriiing of Mr, John Macswain in his "list year after a. lengthy illness.

The deceased was born in Cardigan Head, and nineteen years ago moved to Roscneath where he continued as a successful farmer.

His wife, the former Ester Nich- olson of Mllltowii Cross, prede- ceased him several years ago.

He leaves to mourn three daugh- ters, Mrs. Elmer Macsirain, Pc- tcr's Road. Mrs. Raymond Rattray, Bostmi, Moss, and Mrs. Ella Muc- Laren, Roscneath.

Funeral alrangcnients were not completed last cvcnlng. pending the arrival of Mrs. Rattray from Boston.

SOURIS LINE ROAD SOUTH W.l.

'Tlic Julie meeting of the Sotrris Line Road Sotlth W. I. which was held in the school house with an attendance of eleven members, opened in the usual manner fol-

benedlction in the parish Church? lowed by the reading and adoption

with Father Croken officiating. as-: of minutes of the previous meet-

slsted by curates Rev. James Smlthi ing.

and Rev. Francis Corcoran.

Whim Road And Vicinity

. 'Mr. James MacLco(l, Char- lottetown, was a recent visitor to his home at Whim Road.

Mr. and Mrs. A. MacPherson and family, Bellevue,wererccent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Whim Road.

Most of the farmers in tlic dist- rict have their planting well un- der way in spite of the cold wet weather which has made the planting season later than usual.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawson of Stanhope motored to Whim Road recently to visit Mrs. Laivsoirs former home. A

James lxreod, Charlotte- spent the weekend at his at Whim Road. .

Mr. town, home

Mr. Lloyd Farquharson, Gasper- eaux, was a recent weekend guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Farquhsrson, in Kilmuir.

Mr. Francis MacDonald was a recent weekend guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mac- Donald, Whim Road.

Kilmulr school and Whim Road school played an exciting ball game on Friday night, June 6th at Whim Road when the team from Kilmuir won a decisive vic- tory.

Pupils at Whim Road School and other schools in the district enjoyed a half holiday on Friday, June 6th when their teachers at- tended the study group meeting held in Montague Memorial High School:

Miss Ruby MacLeod resumed her teaching duties at Alexandra after spending the week-end nt Whim Road with her mother, Mrs. Ethel Macbeod.

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Deepest and heartfelt sympathy is expressed by all to the relatives of the late Mrs. Mary sencabough. Before her death she resided at

Roll call was answered by "My Favourite Girls Name”. tccs then gave their reports. A bill of 52.31 was paid to the sick coni- mittee and Mrs. George Busncy and Mrs. Cyril MacDonald were ap- pointed as a new sick committee. No school committee was appoint- .ed.

The secretary-reported that 319.20 had been realized at the Maytcarcl party. Mitch discussion took place on both the district and local con- ventions and members decided that as many as possible attended the district convention and Mrs. Charles MacDonald and Miss Helen Maclsaac were ap- pointed as delegates to attend the local convention at Cliitrlottetmvn