Saturday, Dec. 177, I955 TheAGluardiah Page 5

CA - TOIIAY om "JAIL BUSTERS"

Starring THE BOWERY BOYS

ON THE Sam; PROGRAMltlE- The Serial No. 4, NEWS, COMEDY and CARTOON

PLEASE NOTE: Saturday we wiii be opening the doors at 12:30 and running continually Isn-

Ea stern Guardian

Looklortlssrad coaut- ' -o 1-” .t.i''a.'r:.:'.." specllll ti-om MW '

K-FED CAPONI lor Christ- Mwand NW1 Year's delivery. Hammond

RED-DOT SALE

AT

Montague 5: to SI Store

iliifilgers tokln 30'- widr V'c""' ”""" DECEMBER ion. UNTIL CHRISTMAS

DIAMONDS-Bridal 3:11. C”””"'" Tmwuu swim" " Lhl-'9 ICIOCWII d - ." Jewelierl. NOIIIIIIW

son sans sracuu. (.1051. 530' ' mu unis to

LOOK FOR THE SIGNS WITH THE RED DOTS FOR THESE SPECIALS.

.-adies' NYLONSe.')l-15. Reg. 1.19. 2 prs. for 1.59 Electric TRAINS. 2 only. Reg. 24.95 . 19.95

:45: l 's Jewellers. uos- l l . Hague. 3 gEg?gE5F:;YgP:n3:pE:: SI; 92”” "Hedi til II:0O pm. So if you want to see this show V””;f.Y"Tws2:vtV:I.u' Sm: '6-Piece Unbreakable DINNER SET, reg. PI”” '”"''e I” II” ""IYt5I"”'”' W” "SW4 E';."5.Lm s: Valleyfgxllul Ema 16.95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12.95 hate to turn you away at the door. Be sure mv I p.III.. G OI y. . . . -as -r';:.'; B???.?if'??.?Tiii.?'??.itFT?E”S-. . . . . . .. vs" cm "Hr We more and "'- ONYX "N65 "M" Tm”; i- 'adies' SLIP&20"” Discount on our com lete a new-. we. and "W W . . . . . . . ' ' ” TART N M ND wgmies. P1fpelI;i's's s.I:'weII:rm YIW1: VelYeli?ilIilisBr5RshI)eldicl:ic pA5siicliaalI,iUiI Ifirherieflhtintn ArIVmMathH:onq'1)E' lT;;,cf' ,f;I.'"ei.7i'rs viltfie IprI.UIIITlI1ct' gait-tIIt'S.DliYlacllIfI0nHld'Cl2;I( Jlxxi I I Sdt.oCl,(.BLOUSES.h257 D- cunt 0 m l te S I G O ncl s. - . . . g - . - ' r 3 , - l ' r t v : ' ' s ' t .a leg ISC n our co 4! geumy Gm Shop. Hoompanied by their wives. held Lseorge C. Fisher. pi-esldent..Mrs Charlottetown. Mrs. A. E. lngs. siagton, Dr. A. E. lags. Mont- stock 0 P IN THE ' eir annual dinner at the Char- R. S. MacDonald. past national Montague. Mrs. J. M. Calcott. ague. v RA W W ORLD OF 0UT THEY G0-"in-IW NIT I035 inttetown Hotel last night. Front president Ladies Auxiliary; Dr Charlottetown; Dr. M. I. Lowrie; (BarterIs Film Lab.) livalking DOLLSM20 inch (2 only) Reg, 11.95-

m.,rl,lg good weight gsbardhie lianix. All sizes and colors. Yours

10.49. Each

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fx N QHE NIGHT FREIGHTS...

for only 37.50. Cuffed and fitted - - A were recent visitors to their home Christmas CARDS-50 in box-Each . 98c ml TRAIN H, 1 , G . 1 A. M Leod 1'-Hon . . . D tWhl R a. 3 ”'”e t' lhhminw ac eterinaries O a Mmnlmrl: Munowdl Pym, :ABLE,LAll:IiP::i1.-fg.G:i:8.1 LEbac!i3iO 2.98 CW. 0, ml,” ' M.MdkMG ,Ki1-tdt,Chlttt, h .

L'PT0Nf G”5pelle?”g)erI' mutrr? prgrrldlesit ofc Uiwean P.E.1. Ieucehli weal:-ngi eaIwI!he . gnntieloef' hes. to 155' Box . . H l . . L35 IHE KID Willi diesel O'der 0 serve ' i W en's In tiitute. acompanied b r p ts. Mr. is d M . C11 . . . ' .; r, DIN" "I5 Sumuy school 1030 .' "I we H gutiil future for the ril iiicniiicrs are Dr H. H. l(el1y,.bYmIIII'5- GCUEKE CIWCY NIH MIW ME3CD:Y:Ild- whim 10080.” 0 a Look for the Red Do” for addlnonal Hpecuh power In his fl 1 l

m . Lord's Supper 11.30 a.m.: eiciiiiili SPFVICG 7-30 P-"L 5” W9Is rl'I'IV

liuN'T LEAVE your Christmas ,l...pl,mg till the last moment. (mr stock of R.C.A. Victor record l)i..)CI's. Ansco and Kodak cam- rias. are being picked over. We mt-ite you to shop during the lll'Xt few days before stocks are too depleted. We still have s ginltl supply of Ronson lighters tlllfl electric shavers. 'Pcpler's .Imwllry. Your Ouality Gift Shop.

GEORGETOWN in the Baptist tliurch. Sunday, Dec. 18: 10.80 am.. Sunday School for all ages: 730 p.m.. evening service. Miss missionary on

veterinary medical prnfcssinit in this Province", Premier A W. Matheson told members of the P. E. island Veterinary Medical As- sociation at their annual dinner meeting held at the Chzirlotintviwn Hotel last night.

Preiiiicr Mzitiicsoii rt-ici'i't-ti in detail to an article Hppt'(i1'll1l1 in the year book of 1915 in which was reproduced verbatim an artirlv by a former editor oi the Gllarfliiiil, ii-ilc J.E.B. Mt-(Wendy. The or-it-ic dealt with the raising. fcctliiiu and care of animals "This appears to be the only authoritative article on the subject available up tn that time in our records." the Promier said

”It is only within the inst Itfl

cott. Charlottetown.

LADIES AUXILIARY Mrs. TR. Furiicss (if Kcnsiiigton

the Doctors t'lini'Initctown ilotel last iiigiit. Hrs. 1l.H. Kt-lly. the liicsidcnt in her annual

ltlic past year. Other officers elected uciw.-:Mrs.

tiliarlnltctnwn. Dr M. H. Clarkfwebb Nicholson. both of Whlm Keiisingtoii; and Dr. J, M, (3.1. Road, recently motored to Bridge-

town where they attended the In- stitute leadership conference held there.

Mrs. Frank Graham. Cominer-

jltliiti 91991.00 President OI "19 1435' cial Cross. was hostess to the mem- ies A'iixilinry of the P. E. island hem of lhl. whim Road wllvl S, Veterinary Medical Association at when lhey held lheh. meellng at their annual meeting which follow- her home recehllyl The pl-eshleml ed the annual dinner meeting of Mm cmll Campbell. led lh, dc. ASSWIEIIUD at "19 votional portion of the meeting.

Mrs. Garnet Moore. secretary-

'i(i”"'"E treasurer. called the roll and road

'-TF0” the minutes of the previous meet- tlianked her associates for the sup- lngl lport accorded her in conducting me president ln . number of read. 7 pm jtlie affairs of the Auxiliary during lhgs whlch were ll-eally enjoyed

Different members assisted

jby everyone. During the social hour following. the hostess served

Curling Today

At Montague (aluriing schedule Montague Rink: . .m

p . East ice-C. Nicholson. M. Nich- olsorn. R. Machon. E. Hickox vs. D. MacLaren, E. Clay, G. Nichol- son. A. Wannamaker.

West ice-W. Macl.ean. A. Mac- Gregor. Leon Johnston. M. Poole. vs. Gen. Mcliityre. J. MacDonald. 1. Phillips. I. Hickox.

East ice-S. MacDonald, E. Mac- Donald. R. Pettitt, A. Prosper vs. D. Wannamaker, R. MacDonald.

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which we will be adding from now until Christmas.

MERRY CI-IRISTMAC "DANNY" "Meet Your Friends At 1119 Friendly Store"

MOVED

DUVAR'S RADIO SERVICE

THL DULI who Wlllhuti the :ilI-night IlUllIty-ItJllItZ.!

flIEIIiIlI

I:”"5'" Straight years that your profession has i ' I - W Morton C Stew t furlough fl-um the lglgnd of Haiti t h l d ” . l Rb. Macbniiald. vice presitlent..dclightfui refreshments. l . ; - s 37-r H” h In the West indies will be taking come " Q P "'9' 3" """S "5", Soiithport. Mrs. FLS. Terceira, Miss Mary Munro and Mi. Don- 951 I09 R. 390k. G. PUWEF. hohus? ".'AI.Alh

part in both of these services showing curios in the morning

and beautiful colored slides in of lhe provlnce and an. able lo - B h 9 pm. .

the event” Yo", "3, '36" ' be or service to them in every Montague Legion ranc East ice-P. Sinclair, E. Cud-3 NEXT TO FORMER siior. iitmiuisti-iuoiiisiostz

spevill IIIVIIIIIOII 0 I 9" - phase of livestock activity. Mutual i more, D. McGowan, M. SuIlivnn.l muieaaoisouiouyaau Doll confidence and close co-operation Va. A. .SullIvan. L. Sinclair, B. M'ALL,!oAmlS1.s'Pmu"'

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Unit- ed Baptist Churches. Montague (liar-gc. Sturgeon 11 am. Murray

us This will be our "Roll Call

ulariy in the last few yeti;-s.' he Premier continued. "You are in constant touch with the farmers

the utmost benefit to our rural cit-

was re-elected president. Dr '1' R.

cannot fail to produce results of

secy -treasurer.

nie Munro, both of Charlottetown,

Hold s Annual Meeting

lThiirlsday night. Other officers

Christmas plans for needy veter-

lG. McCannell. D. Nicholson vs. Dr. L. A. Johnston. V. MacDonald. AT. MacDonald. M. Jamieson.

Johnston, B. McGowan. l West ice-J. Jardine. H. Clair,

NOW LOCATED IN NEW MODERN BUILDING

We specialize in Marconi and Bendix Marine Radio Equipment. Complete stock R. C. A. Victor

Phillips Motorola Television.

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ilIllIIli.IIIllII"'1.:t'.':"" -Fnilfiiii - IIIIUIIIUIJGI - 's'it'vt'iislln

H , 3 l l M t ' 3 ma tzena." h l i , Ailiir J. Jardin was elected pre- son. R. Dewar; rental. C. Johnston J. Clarey. M. Balsar .vs. H. Smith. . . l . g,'.Il::.l 925ml.-,,llan1D.l-g'::hln: 5;. F"I,I"WI"l ”"'. U"'"9' "'””I”'9 "'9 sidenl of the Montague branch and A. A. Fraser. SGT.-at-arms.i3 lmlth. L. Marshall, F. Mar-l Radlosl Televlglnn and Appllgnceg, V l,,.,. 3 .m wllh son qu-vlc. n 9I"I'"" of ""'l"'" "Wk 9'5" 5' Cansrhari Legion at the annual William Knox. 3I18U- l " ' D T I which Um? D” G9”'"l1" (I Fl-SUN" m9PIlnE held at the Legion Home Following a short dI.!ClI5h1f!n on 1- ---- l I O

ScrvI(:e." The Murray Harbour (Iitlir will supplement the Mob- Itiizue Choir on this ocaslon. sub- jcct for evening Mensa e. "samp- sun and the Modern C urcii." All mltors welcome. Rev. A.M. Roger- sun. Minister.

IIIMIELLANEOUS SHOWER - Alma Barbara Back, Montague. tins the guest of her friends at the Hhson Restaurant Friday evening ulton ii miscellaneous shower was lipid. in her honor. She was the Wjmblent of many lovely gifts. lll1I('Ii she opened while the no- Cviiripanylng verses were read by Mrs. Gilbert Clements. The gifts urre then srran ed by Miss Shir- lrxv Annear and rs. Arnold Mac-

Furness. vice president; Dr. M.l Lowrle. secretary-treasurer; Dr R.S. MacDonald. registrar. Coun

pressed her appreciation for the beautiful gift: and good wishes of her many friends. The prniztnvn featured a sing-song in which everyone joined, ii vocal solo by Mrs. Arnold Wightmen, and a vocal duet by Mrs. Wightman and Mrs. Douglas Coffin Miss Pt-any Beck was piano accompanist dur- ing the evening. An original humor- ous skit was read by Miss Edith MacDonald which caused a great deal of merrlmcnt. Dellr-tour re- freshments were served by Mrs. Clements. Mrs. Macl.urc. Miss

Loaf for

l.1ll'.(t 'Mias hneck .,I'ICI0l.IIIy ex-

OPENING TODAY MONTAGUI BAKERY

Complete Line Breads, Pies, Cakes and Pastries.

"FAMILY BREAD" In All Leading King's County Grocery Stores

BEGINNING NEXT WEEK.

Aiinesr and Mrs. Alan Nelson.

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,are: First vice-president, John Clarey.: second vice-president. Wil- llam Knox: secretary-treasurer. R. Martin.

The meeting was presided over by the retiring president. Iudge .1. S. l)osRoches. There were nine- teen members present. Other com- mittees appointed were trustees R. Martin, Eric MICKIHBOD, D. Mr-Gnwan; Building. C. Johnston. D. Hutcheson and G. Boudrcault. Membership and attendance. E. Buchanan, G. McCannell and Eric Duvar. entertainment. E. Smith. A. Ellsworth, R. Henneberry. C. Kennedy; ways and means, D. Mc- Gowan, A. F. Campbell. J. S. Dcsiioches. Les MacDonald: wei- faro and sick. L. Sicklcs. A. Robert-

SPENCER TRACY

HTS

THIS WEEK anti NEXT WEEK

ans. the meeting closed.

CP. CN SHOW PROFIT!

OTTAWA (CPl-The Canadian railways had aggregate oherating profits of 306,331,000 in teitfirst nine months of this year, the hur- eau of statistics reported Friday. This compared with 818,786,140 in the corresponding period of 1954. The nine-month gros atliis year was S873.401,3.'a5. com ared with 5808.- 218,532. The CN grossed 5502,- 586.000 and the

SUDBURY. Ont, (CPI - Fire caused extensive damage early Wednesday to the 50-year-old King

Edward Hotel forcing about 65 guests into the street.

; SOURIS THEATRE

FRIDAY-SATURDAY. DEC. 16th-I7tiIl

l "Bad Day At Black Rock"

Cinemascope

- ROBERT RYAN

Enjoy A Good Movie Now.

K

STORES OPEN

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

I CHRISTMAS WEEK HOURS

MONDAY OPEN UNTIL 5.30 P.M. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY

OPEN UNTIL 9.30 P.M.

MITROPOLITAN STORES PROWSE BROS. LTD. K. In R. STORES

SATURDAY, XMAS EVE, CLOSE AT 6.00 P.M.

CO-OP SUPER MARKET WRIGHT SHOE STORE W. W. WELLNER

can 3331304000. .

HANDY SERVICE

TRURO. England tCP) .. 1105.. pital patients in this Cornwall town? can telephone their families ati Christmas. A special coin-in-the-I slot telephone. mounted on a troi-ll

ley. plugs into bedside '

cleaning

(optional extra)

etc.

ag.;.9(4'liIi

gh-

3 BRUSH noon POLISHER sciiuiisisii NOT 1, NOT 2, BUT 3 BRUSHES

Compare these features-Then compare the prIco-

' Ti-iaiigiilar design-polishes right into corners, under furniture ' Triple brush action for thorough

' Perfcc-t.ly balanced-feasy to guide ' Easy-clianzo scrubbing brushes

- snap-on lamhswool buffing pads ' Light-weight-will polish tables,

W" 42.98 I

R. C. A. Refrigerators and Washers.

SERVICE - SERVICE e SERVICE

SPECIAL MORNING SHOW. 9:30 AND THE SHOW WILL START AT 10:00.

GRAB YOUR FRIEND AND TAKE HIM OB ALONG. BUT BE EARLY.

IIIT TIIE TIIAIL WIT

' Rubber buffer protects furniture " Plus-powered universal motor

' Convenient single-grip handle

' Streamlined appearance

' Handy tip-toe switch

' Sturdy lifetime nonstruction

' Free-wiicr-ling clutch

' No TV or radio interference

" Fully guaranteed

Summsrsiiie

uI.E EVANSwinPAiBRADY-GORDONION I PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN SHOW TIMES

MURRAY RIVER - SATURDAY

THIS SATURDAY MORNING WE ARE HAVING A DOORS WILL OPEN AT

THE ADMISSION FOR THIS SHOW WILL BE 150 E

II BUY AIIII TIIE SAIIS T. 1

52,500,000 BOSTON QUERY?

A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Plus--SHORTS - - - Show Time-7:30 & 9:30 P.M.

Fri - Sat Adm. zit) - 55 Iiiclcl Prov. Gov. A. Tax I Tenesseo s Partners Color - Supeiscope John Payne, Ronald Regan. Ronda Fleming. (ioleon (trey.

High Tension artinn. Trim friondsliip challenged when gold is discovered.

IS THIS THE TRUTH BEHIND TI! Q5" 1