JUNE‘ 17, 1949

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Attention King's Bounty Residents Revised Schedule 0i Public Meetings

ST. GEORGES-FRIDAY. JUNE 17 I

GEORGETOWN-MONDAY. JUNE 2D IIUNDAS-TUESDAY. JUNI ll CARDIGAN-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22

P. D. MacArthur will speak at the Murray River Meeting on June 18 and the lion. C. P. McTngne will speak at Georgetown Meeting on June 20. (See advertisements elsewhere in this issue.)

/ Jolm A. MsoDONALD Progressive Conservative Candidate for King's County

‘AGENTS: MONTAGUE: llnrold F. Landry, Albert Aitten, llrs. Byron Stewart. Miss lllnrrlet Clnlr. AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Wnidon Levers.

following places in Montague: In Georgetown: The Post Office: Boner:

in 8t. Petefs:

The Gunrdisn ma; be bought at my n! the

Miss 8. A. Llewellyn: “us. Clay. in Soul-is: Condom‘! and Ilorenel The Post Ollie:

. .'DK)NTAGUE SHOE STORE 1s now featuring women's white m4 bmwn spectator Pump.

_ JCONIIWUNITY, 184'! Rogers Bros, Silver plate sets and open stock. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller. Mon- tague.

. RMONTAGUE SHOE STORE now has in stock the iinest line of women‘s canvass play-shoes irl all styles and all colors. Price range $2.98-$3.75.

Whim Road And Vicinity Mr. George Clarey and Mr. Les-

lie Stuart recently Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bonncli. Charlottetown. spent Monday cm their farm at Whim Road.

Miss Isabel Farquharson. Char- lottetown. spent the holiday week- end in Kilmuir. with her par-

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Miss Norma Campbell. Char- lottetown. spent the holiday week- end visiting her parents. Mr. and

Mrs. Wesley Campbell, Whim Road. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawson.

Stsnhope and Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Watts. Charlottetown. recent- ly visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Whim Road.

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L? - - Political Meetings King's "County '

'_ The lollowing Political Meetings will be held on the doles

Iiliﬁened oi 8:30 p.nl.: ‘ DUNDAS HALL-Friday, June 17th. LOAN! VALLEY HALL-Monday, June 20th. ANNANDALI’ HALL-Tuesday, Jane 2hr. _GEORGETOWN HALL-Wednesday, Jane 22nd. ST. CHARLES HALL-Thursday, Jane 23rd.-

' Tile underciglihd, who shell address ell meetings, invites other neutron and the general public to be plum. -

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..'PROMPT WATCH REPAIRS st reasonable prices. C. R. Boehner,

--'MR. T. J. KIOKIIAM. will speak over C. l". C. Y. on behalf of the Liberal Party. on Saturday. June 18th, from 9.30 to 9.45 P. M.

Mrs. Albert MacDonald, Fiat River, was a recent guest of hep sister, Mrs. Norman MacDonald;

Whim Road.

Mr. Stewart‘ Campbell who has been taking a mechanics‘ course in Moncton. N. B. spent the holi- day with his parents. Mr. and

Mrs. Wesley Campbell. Whim Road. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mac-

Lean. Charlottetown recently vis- lied lVlrs. MacLearfs parents. Mr.

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farquhab-

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and Mrs. J. C. Campbell, Whim ‘ Road. l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lafford. ‘while on a two wcekss vacation

to the Island. visited Mr. and ‘Mrs. Pete McCarron and Mr. and

Mrs. Furhan Bears, Commercial ' Cross.

l A dance was held in the Lower

Montague Hail on June 3rd, by members of the Montague High School Baschaii team. l\'iacLean's Orchestra, Montague, supplied the l music.

Miss Millie MacDonald. Char- lottetown, spent the holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mur- dock MacDonald. Whim R035- On her return to the City. she \vas accompanied by he!‘ Sister.

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rpepd the week there.

A wedding of much interest took place on Friday. June 8rd. at the United Church Manse, when Miss Helen Annear. daugh. ter o! Mr. and the late Mrs. George Annear, Lower Montague, became the bride o! Mr. Cyrus Martin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Martin, New Perth. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. A. S. Adams, with Mr. and Mrs. Aus- tin Ross assisting the bride and groom. A reception was held in the evening at the home o! Mn, and Mrs. Austin Ross, Lowcr Monhgue. y

Bristol and Vicinity Mrs. Charles Mosher has enr-

ccl the Prince Edward Island Hor- pttal for treatment.

The serious illness of Mrs. Dan- iel McGuire is very much regretted by her many friends.

Misses Mabel and Florence Mac- Donald are spending a week in town with their sisters.

Just two more weeks of the lob- ster season and the worst season lelgre in many years will have end-

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Chet-men: National War Labour Board

PUBLIC MEETING

Georgetown Monday. June 20th 1949. 8.30 p.111, JOHN A. MneDONALD. your King's County Fed-

erol Progressive Conservative candidate. will also ud-

dress the meeting.

EVERYBODY welcome

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funeral was held in the Little Flower Church on Sunday mom- lng where Requiem Mass was cei- ———— ebrated at 8 o'clock. The proces- Mr. John C. Peters, a war vet- sion oi’ cars and wagons following cran. who recently spent a few the hearse was more than s hall weeks in the Hospital. visited the mile long. Service at the church city this week for a. check-up on and grave was conducted by Rev. lhis health, P. McKenna. I ___ l Friends of Mr. John Walsh, bet. lter known as Jack Walsh. will be l-WTFY in learn that he is ill. He was taken to the Charlottetown Hos- -plta1 on Monday for treatment.

who are employed in Souris East, were visitors to their old home here for a day last week.

Mr._snd Mrs. PB. Sinnoit and Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Kelly motored to Indian River on Sunday where they visited Miss Mabel Sinnott and other friends.

Dingwell Brothers, carpenters and contractors, have started work 0h RQRinald MacAdamk new home in the village. Mr. MaeAdam is the butter‘ maker at the Morell Cream-

cry. . Q -- - perpsratlon One of the finest piles o! hard- wood to be seen around here in s.

long time is attracting considerable attention in the yard of Mr. Cecil MacCarthy. The wood was hauled there a short time ago anlfha; not

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effectively —— gently

M. J. DDLDWELL

COB‘ NATIONAL LEADER

PAT DDNRDY

SEC'Y.-TBEAS., CAN., CONGRESS OF LABOUI

DAVID LEWIS

C. F. NATIONAL SECRETARY

8:00 A.S.T. Tonight DBA

and CBC Trans-Canada. Network THE CCF C/l/V D0 THE JOB.’

FOR SAiE

AT BELLE RIVER ‘ Farm containing 8'! acres with

Mrs. Ambrose Barry, who resides alone. had the misfortune to fail in the yard of her home last week and injure her ribs. She was found in the yard by a. neighbor who was called by a little boy when he saw her fall. Mrs. Barry, who is over eighty. is confined to her room at present under the doctor's care.

Dangerous holes on most of tile paved road from not Forty to Morel], a distance of one mile, leave the road in a deplorable con- dition. These holes have been partly filled with clay but why this section of the road is not. repaired; no one seems to know.

Mr. Ephraim Malone is busy puttlns a. new foundation under and remodelling his barn. Ten men were employed last Saturday run- ning the cement tor the foundation

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Souris East School ‘Pupils

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and when this scribe happened along on Tuesday. twenty carpen- ters under the direction ot Mr. Ciifiord Dunn were working on the construction oi the barn. Mr. John C. Peter's looked afta- til: foundation work.

It is with deep regret that we

Mr. Flynn who farmed all iris-life, decide‘ to take life easy a year ago since his family were all settled. He visited his daughters in the United States and while there be- came ill so that he was forced to return home. l-ils health did not

MURRAY RIVER rllunsllllv. JlIliE 16th

FARMERS, You'll Want To llear;

P. D. MacARTHUR

Past President Dairy Farmers’ Association oi Canada President Milk Producers’ Association oi Quebec

Director Ayrshire Breeders’ Association oi Canada

Director Livestock Breeders‘ Association of Canada - Past President Progressive Conservative Association of Canada"

\DDRESS PUBLIC MEETINGS

VERNON RIVER

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Your Progressive Conservative Candidates will also be heard si '-

these meetings.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

DESIRABLE LOT .

FOR SALE

AT MONTAGUE Situated nt Corner of Centre snl

been sawed. _ wood nnd lumber. All buildings in Millnmllld shrub- .i_ Always creamy, nnootb. ‘gig’? first; class repair. Quarter mile 5|" so g 10o Mr. Valentine MacDonald. who nlmh" "l "m"! “i from School, Store, Church and purchased the old Bristol Mills. re- ‘Fl! - - - “fr! l0 P°|Q om”, ydul m- Tourlst Apply: -- polgs {that lite n? the mAlls nearly llllrizlfrwls @3332... i mTgpeega trout "m"! '"°'"‘ a. wan-runs GAUDLT ea y o ge un erway. i'i engi e -

will be used at present. and thle u‘ 3" m “Helm,

mighty dam may be raised in the gﬁvigum“ I. A. McLEAN 7mm!" 3mm"

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