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The Guardian may be bought at any at the following blues In Montague: Mlle l. A. Llewellyn: Alli Clay.

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. fisUlT! $33.00 up. tague.

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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bell, and their daughter Sandra, were recent visitors to the city.

Mrs. Walter Goes. Charlottetown. was a week end visitor to Mon- tague. guest o! Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Currie.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Bryer Llewellyn is conlined to his home owing w ill - _-__ ness. Mr. and Mrs. Art sherren. Char-

- J B J h s 1 gttettvown, spent the week end in L d u ‘P! w k c l ' . . on ague. guests o! Mrs. Sherrens s u p“ I HIM 0f I 5 Oi elk I ' 8a“ 881s M 01mm u n : mother. Mrs. Mabel Fraser. ‘ have returned to their home n. wmwwm ____ Qlgn wfllllm, n Mr. and Mrs. Richard Matheson

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Memo To Theatre Patrons

The Provincial Government has rcimposed the twenty per cent tax on your theatre tickets, just repealed by the Dominion Government. We regret that our patrons must again submit to this discriminatory taxation. in accordance with the increases in the Provincial Amusement Tax an- nounced Safurday, the following admission prices are in effect now at your Charlottetown Theatres.

ESPANOIA, Ont., May p4 .. (c? . —Ccld. biting winds handicapped lpolice tonight as they conlinued to iii"! for the bodies o! three p". ,scns drowned in the Spanish l-tiver :23!!!‘ Budbury district paper.

Barbara and Mary Mathesor

been guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matheson. Glen William.

in Lower Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. William Betta. summerside, and their two child- ren, Ronald and Patsy, spent the week-end in Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy White,

Friends of Garnett Maclntyre. young son ol Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Maclntyre. will regret to learn that he had the misfortune cl falling. and breaking his arm in two places.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams. Summersidc. spent the week end in Montague. guests of Mrs. Adams’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vickerson.

Mrs. Lulu Maclnnis, Cardigan. and Mrs. Lloyd Maci-eod. Dundee. spent the day in Montague Wit- lng friends.

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0n Tuesday night at the regular weekly meeting o! the Valleyiield Young People's Union in the classroom ol the church, alter the devotional and business periods. lnteresting and educational films were shown by John Martin ol the National Film Board. Charlotte- town. These were much apprecia- ted by young and old. At the close of the program lunch was served by the Volleylield Y. P. U.

On Wednesday. May 5th. there passed peacefully away at her home in Montague. Nettie Gordon. beloved wile o! George Gordon. she was the daughter of Clarence E. White and the late Mrs. White (nee Alice Nelson), and was born on December 9. 1901, and lived a-l her younger days in Montague. Alter their marriage she and her husband resided for ten Yell-i in Elgln, Illinois, and since then nave made their home in Montague. Mrs. Gordon was a devoted wile and good mother; a person o! bright and happy disposition. one uho took a great deal of enlv)" mcnt out of life, and who leaves a. very large circle o! friends. She ir-as a loyal member o! the United Church. and took a prominent part in all its activities. she was

Mr. Ralph Morris, former em- ployee ol the Montague branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce was a holiday visitor renewing old acquaintances.

Mr. Richard Macbean, student at Prince ol Wales College, has

to spend the summer vacation.

On Friday night a variety con- cert was staged in the Valleyiield Hall by the Kilmuir W. I. Two one-act plays and other numbers were heartily applauded. A sale ol cakes at the close ol the program netted a substantial increase in the proceeds.

On Wednesday night, the Cherry Valley Young People's Union pre-

sented their three-act play “A (or several years the secretary o! Ready-Made Family" in the Val- the W. M. S. and for the past two leylield Hall, sponsored by the years had been president. She was

Valleyfield Y. P. U., and was very much enjoyed by all present.

also an ardent worker in the Laaics Aid Society. She was at one time president ol the Women's Institute and an active worker in the Red cross, and theklngs County flos- pitul Auxiliary, and always willing to do hor part in helping along every worthy cause. She had many of the qualifications o! a leader. and was most capable so that whatever she undertook was as- sured of being well done. Two years ago she underwent a serious operation, which Ior a time seem- ed to have been successful. In February, however. she was again taken ill, and betore long it was realized that there was little nope of recovery. Besides her husband. who tenderly cared lor her duv- ing her illness, there are lelt to mourn one son. Clarence. MOM- mn, N. B., her lather ln Muntasue, and one brother. Waldo o! Bal- gonie, Saskq who was able to be with his sister at the end. The funeral was held on the afternoon of May 7th from the United Church and was largely attended. the service being conducted by her pastor, my. A. s. Adams. A lull

The “Margaret Munro" MAnSAOYI Band met. in the classroom ol the Valleyileld Church on Sunday al- tel-noon. The meeting opened with the worship period led by the assistant superintendent, lren: Bruce. After announcing the theme "The Bible" she repeated the call to worship" from the program. Hymn 597 "Come Children, Join and Sing" was sung, after which the leader made some remarks in- troducing the Scripture lesson. trom dodger-chapter nine, and l was read by Donald Nicholson and lKay Murray. This was followed r by prayer, with the special prayer ~for missionary, Miss Ellva lnman. i ‘Trinidad. The president, Jean lusc- Kenzie, presided during the busi- ness period which opened by re- peating the "Members Purpose . in the absence of the secretary, John VanBusldl-k, the minutes were read by Edna MacKenzie. Ollering was received and roll call responded to by ten members repeating the

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to points of interest in Nova. Sco- tia.

The many lriends of Master Bruce Douglas are glad to see him around again alter his recent ill- nose.

My,‘ Joseph McLeod has re- turned rhome havinll spent tho past two weeks visiting lrlends in Halifax.

lidr. and Mrs. George Leard, Iorne Valley, were weekend guests at the home of their daughter, M11. Hfifbld ATHCCK.

Messrs Leo Atkins, Urban and Aiphonaus MacDonald, S.D.U| students, are spending their summer vacation at their homes here. r

Mr. and Mrs. James McAsicill, Charlottetown, were holiday vis- itors ta the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McAskill.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mcliiwen and family were recent visitors to! the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam McElwen.

Mrs. Lloyd Jay left an Monday morning for Halli-ax to be withl her son Sheldon who is in hos- pital there.

Mr. Jams Sullivan, Mt. Stew-

‘ Up to the_present time there ia very little tall: oi’ baseball, el- ithough Mt. Stewart had a good team last year. Last year's diam- 'ond has been ploughed up and a new one will have to be located before the summer is over, but 1r. is hoped there will be some good games with Pisquid, Pea-lies. Dro- mcre and Cardigan. like those of ‘lust year.-—~Mt. St. '

l $331118 8r lIIGIKITY

i Fire destroyed at 3:30 am. on. .$aturday a. property belonging to the Town of Soul-ls. To the older 'residents ol Souris the building was once known as a school and court-house, but during the later years was used as a. combination lire-hall, jail, and for the storage cl road machinery and equip- ment. A commendable port‘ was played by the lire department lri [removing most of the equipment Jrom the building. and their gal- lant ellort to subdue the ilames. The origin o! the {up as yet is unknown.

On Tuesday, May 18th, the nostrils ol Souris citizens were quivering at a very disagreeable odour carried by the wind lrorn ‘the vicinity ol Norris Pond.‘ There‘ 1the investigation led to the .dls-‘ covery ol a. dead whale carried

up’ 1e“ on Sunday by p1,,” m, ashore by the waves and tide. The Halifax to attend the wedding ofl “m” w” believed W h!" b19611 m, brow," Percy on M“ 34m ,deod loi- quite some time beiore it

gwas washed ashore due to the

Miss Katherine Campbell, teacher ol Junior Dept, Mouno Stewart School. spent the week- end with her parents, Mr, and. Mrs. Joseph Campbell, Elmira.

Mr. Sheldon Jay, Mt. Stewart, lelt on Friday for Halifax where he entered the hospital for an! operation. All his friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. Warren McGulrk, principal or Mount Stewart School spenb the holidays in Dramore at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cal- lagihan.

Miss Etta Collin, Messrs Peter McLeod, John MacDonald, Fran-

‘ihose in Souris and vicinity who

‘ victims °3 "l! Q8886)’ which memory verse for the day. The occupy-w, 1,5; m ' .. , ._cholr sang two o! her lavcrite i P i boat capsized. wgegi; ggrecilldanggifslr-ecr irfirywigg‘ §f§f§-._"§,",‘,‘,‘,j, hymns, “Jesus Keep Me Near the 335 hi! fOHI-yesr-old son, Harold‘ was lrom chapter live Discovery ‘Crmih m“ H011’ Mu“: L” Me Net Adm. Prov. Tax Total Jr., and his brother-ln-law Re I w]; read r, mm, B5,, M, m; Walk With Thee ', and Mr. Howard MATINEE 16c + = 20c» Childish lmld Spencer. s1. Another’ mail teresti digcussion on the story ‘"°“°“°“ “mm” r-“mmd m‘ 27c + 8c 35c... .Adults Gem?” 5w‘- 34r sworn safely tci lollowen: The meeting closed with “Bill-mil "selfrcglon. gene malty EVENING 21¢ + a. 35c....Children “w” “d Slowed our mun m- Hymn and pen-diction F°“"““"°- °‘° w ’

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Aqarr. neon casrmn" mvslur ADVENTURE m coma

An 91m university professor's best-selling novel o! Cortes’ invas- ion of Mexico in the sixteenth cen- tury serve; a; the basis lor one of

Theatre. A saga o! gold. empire. vrngeancc and glory, the fllnl stArs Tyrone Power in the role of Pedro dc Vargas, son ol an aristocratic Spanish family, who lg forcd by the. Inquisition o, ilee his native land. and who. under the banner o! Cor-

to

Espanola. to seek help.

Fiiiilcl EDWARD ISLAND’ SCALE 0F AMUSEMENT TAX

Approved by the Lieutenont-Governor-ln-Council on the 20th day of May, 1948, under authority of “The Amusement

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To: Act.”

TO TAKE EFFECT-ON MAY 24th, 1943.

A Tax is payable by amusement as follows: ' On

a price of admission of 12 cents or under,

o price of admission from 13 cents to 16 cents, a price of admission from 17 cents to 20 cents, a price of admission ‘from 21

o price of admission from 28 cents to 30 cents,

all persona attending a place of

a tox of 3 cents

inclusive, a tax of 4 cents .' inclusive, o tax of 6 cents cents to 27 cents,

inclusive, a tax of 8 cents

years BBO. and

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lllt. Stewart

Mount Stewart were Mrs. Ben Dirt, Parkdsle.

Mr. o! Mr. and Mrs. marl JIY-

Mr. Charles Oorrigan, Tracedle.

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her home in Mt. Stewart.

lovely lloral tributes. Tho pail bear- ers were Dr. L. A. Johnston. E0118" Stewart, J. J. Stewart, Garth Kerr. George Preeoe, and Lester Mac- Leod. Interment was in _ Lower Montague cemetery beside her mo- ther who predeceased her eleven sister. Victoria Jean, who died in childhood.-

Amgng the Sunday visitors to Mr. and

and Mrs. Albert Court were weekend guests at the home

ma; Jean Afliieck and ‘Mill Mary Lou MacDonald were hol- iday visitors to their homes here.

Mount Stewart, was a recent visitor to

' Miss Lola Bryenton of Toronto, spending two weeks vacation

. inclusive a for of 9 cent: """'

this year's most spectacular motion tez, joins hlstorys boldest edven- ‘ , _ I w“ M" 9mm. "uh" n, 9mm,‘ prodmuonkm “w, m an", in bfaylnz m, h“? ,3; On o price of admission from 3| cents to 35 cents, Gnmv," m”; m,“ m, Zanuclr presentation cl Samuel “u?!” o} m, N”, mo, dbo , ‘a , lllClllllYl, a tax of l0 cents rhoildaya with hlf ‘parents, m. tsasllsgwfzamsaplgafllgufwgflf‘: "If éleerywgn 21:12:‘. eshemw" v On e price of admission from cents to 40 cents, and Mrs. nod smith.

wove am. his story. Twentieth Cen- inclusive, o to: of 11 cents m, m‘ "r mm“ “can”

LIIGKY WIIIIIER

HI. DOE-AND MMDONALD

tury-Ibx brought the Cinderella legend to lile by casting an “un- knovm" -- green-eyed Jean Peters -—in the coveted role ol the Spirited

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a price of admission from

e price o! admission from 50 ma‘ to 74 dents,

41 mm to 49 cents, inclusive,‘ e to: of 12 cents

at the home Morrison. -- Mt. It.

and lemily were luaday guest! o: Mr. and Mn.

KYW Blfl- lifllwl- filmed Ihwel inclusive o to: of l5 cent: """ nuts: last. NIL. ti l in . ‘ . . ' _ Ir. John McAleey employee ol m m‘ “u” u u" fie]:izolonwgfgnzgfnfflfazf On a price of admission from 7,5 cent: to_$l.M, gomr, ma”, flmm, m“; ma Chevrolet Cer tain from Caatile" involved the ' Jflfllvll". I N! of 15 mm "W ""1""! l" "w" 8W1"-

DIAWN HAY l“! "FINA l; 100- ' , -'-—' n m “m ‘nozmpapoyregnerozehzmoaw n On o price of admission oyier $100. a to: of 3S cents M“ an“ mm” o, ab

cannon you nouns-ran. atomizer: urn. eflalao scan rum we. one!

Hollywood studio, Director Henry

lune. his cast and crew spent chm’

1M1 hell months oil location in re- mote Mexican vlllllle. thousands enlllted ls

of whole natives were “w A .. .

' Persons admitted by

must pey to: an the maximum price ofedmlulen at the per-

formance pttended.

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Pan" or "Complimentary Ticket"

Deputy Provincial Treasurer. .

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. leak employee spent the week-end at lteolu

den wee a weekend visitor ta Mensa. and relatives in Meant ltewart.

ole Pigott and Lane Douglas have returned to their homes alter p, successful year at Prince o! Wale College.

Mr. John Rose has token over his brother Francis’ larm in Cherry Hill. His lrlends Wish John many years o! prosperity in his new ad- venture.

Mr. and Mrs. Elias McKay, m. companied by Mrs. McKay's moth- er. motored to Mt. Stewart on ‘Plmdey and spent the evening ‘with Mr. and Mrs. Montague Mc-

sy.

On Monday morning about fif- teen children received their first Communion in 8t. Andrew's Church from their pastor. Rev. '1‘. Campbell. After Mass Father Campbell spoke briefly to the

THERE OllGHTA BE A LAW!

iact that its body was in the od- vanced stages of decay. During the llrst day ol its discovery its body, which measures 76 ft, was Zbloalcd lo an incredible size al- Jlhough lt diminished somewhat during that night. As yet there are no actions taken to dispose of its body although there is 90mg talk of towing it to sea, burning it 0T 1151118 it B! cilmPbst. Until then

wish for warm weather soon may get more than they bargalngd m: when the heat strikes and m; breezes dance up aver the hill to- wards flourish-Sour.

FOUNDED 15s n. 0.

Rome was supposed to have been

Q B. ll. ll00LEY, Proprietor 1 —“'"—.. .*’::::.;’";'.'":.:::.¢ can; an sla."*:“.i..'..";? Georgetown

Anal Vicinity

Afl- llld M15. Richard DOLmgm

Wood. Prince o: w; have arrived n, the Georgetown.

les students, 1r homo in

Dr. Philip Doyle and My , and family o! Ottawa. u‘, lng Dr. Doyle's parents, Mr. 1m] Mrs. Eimest Doyle.

Miss Maureen Curran Nov," Dame Academy student, We; m, 800st ol Miss Virginia G t the holiday-Geo. m‘ ‘or

Miss Virginia Grant, M!“ mp1" Murphy and Miss Mary Rochg, students at Notre Dame Academy, visited their homes on the Vic. toria Day holiday.

Arnold Hobbs and John Perry who have attended Prince ol Wales College during the pm term are now at their homes fol- IOWIHB the cdmhletion o! the term.

On Saturday and Monday night; large and appreciative audience; attended the showing ol the three- Mt play. "Don't Darken My n». Allin". presented by members of St. David's United Church Young People's Union.

....'Mrs. Dorothy Lannlgen re. turned to Georgetown after a most enjoyable visit in Morltague with her son, Mr. Joseph Lanm. 8"!- Mfl- Llmnln-rl and lsmily. During her two weeks stay Mrs. Innnlgan had the pleasure of a motor visit to Charlottetown. her first visit to the City since 1925.

Friends o! Fred A. DeLory. son of llllr. and Mo's. F‘. J. DeLory. nolo with interest that he has gradu- ated from McClill University as a P-ichelor o! Engineering (Civil). Mr. DeLorv, who 1s at present in- siructlns in Engineering at Me- Gl1i's Survey School, has accepted a position on the engineering stall c! Consolidated Mining and Prneltlnc Oompany of Canada at