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The Guardian nay be following places in Montague: ‘ In “ rgetuwn: The Post Office: Roper; I'll-HID IN CANADA'S

In St. Peter's:

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Miss S. A. Uowellyn: sis-s. Ci-g.

In Souris: Camden's and Florence Tho Post Office.

GLOIIOUS WEST THE WHITE IIUTIAWS 0N A RAMPAGEI!

. JGENERAL MEETING HELD- On Monday nights. general meet- ing of those interested in the form- ation of s baseball team was held at the Montague Garage. The meeting, which was fairly well at- tended, discussed plans for the raising of money for the coming season. Plans on having s. show at the local theatre were final- ized, and further dlsdussion took place on the holding of a lottery if this were feasible. Mr. A. E. Sullivan was approached with the view to having him act as coach of the team, and it is hoped that a fﬂ-vorable decision will be given by Mr. Sullivan. Plans were also discussed for the formation of a junior team which would prepare these younger players for a spot on the senior team in future

w’; years, and also this teem would

. provide competition at the pre-

sent time to help the senior team hon-Wu" bu", get in condition before the Lea- nn," l. gue schedule gets underway. It II L‘—. m”, ; expected that the league will be

composed of Georgetown and Montague, and an interesting year is shaping up for all ball fans. At present the team members are putting on s. ticket selling drive for their show, and it is hoped that they will be well supported by the residents of this community, who have always come to the aid of those who are striv- ing to further the cause of athletics in this community.

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FORTUNE ROAD W. l. The April meeting o! lbs-tune

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call was answered by "s. Household Hint"

r- ‘ et ‘ ‘ relating to owiespondeneo took place and various business matters were settled.

It was decided to buy flower

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--'SER.VICES in the Souris Pas- toral Charge on Sunday, May ist. Bay Fortune 3 P. M. Souris 7.30 P.1d’. Missionary Thanh offering of W. M. S. and Missionary Address at both services. Rev. E. Lockhart, D. D.

Aiiistcn iind Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Mellish, New Perth, motored to Alliston on Sunday.

Mrs. Lexis Jordon, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end at Al- iiston, guest of her sister, Mrs. Herb Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis ‘McPherson and family, Peters Road. were vis- itors to Bellevua on Sunday, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McPhee.

Mrs. Gordon Myers. New Perth, was a visitor to Alliston on Sun- dag,‘ xuest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert

en.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck, Mrs. James Beck. Mrs. Bert Hicken. and Mrs. Neil McCallum. Alliston, motored to Charlottetown on Fri- day.

A very successful basket sodnl and dance was held in Cambridge Hall on Tuesday night, proceeds to go to the Hall Committee for improvements to the Hall.

friends of Mrs. Otis Jackson are pleased to hear she has return- ed home ﬁom the P.E.I. Hospital where she had been receiving treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck and family, Mr. Edwin Beck, Ailiston, and Mr. Otis Jackson, Peters Road. motored to Summ-erside on V.

Mr. Neil McCsllum, Alliston, has returned home from Nova scotia. where he has been engaged in the lumber woods since the first

pots for tho-school and also to give donation to Red Cross. Reports were given by committees and sp- pointments made for next meeting. ‘rho highlight of the evening came when the lucky ticket in the re- cent lottery was drawn. Th1! was ticket no. 15w held by the Colonial Fertiliser Co. Wind- son N. S. to whom heartlest Con- gratulations are extended. Bin-go was then played and en- _ joyed by all end collection for the S . salgzmlwov" evening amounted to $1.30. Roll call _ for next meeting to be answered ‘ I. ‘lung llil the BOSS Iluilse. by ‘m!’ my m. pa’. ‘Ii * . ‘t A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and meeting closed swith singing the National Anthem.

BODY RECOVERED

WNIERJIOWN, N.Y., April 2i- (AlP) -— The body of Stuart M. Johnson, 4i. of Mansfield, Pa, one of two men whose privatq plane disappeared last month, was found today on the shore of Ieke Ont- ario near Henderson, N3. The body of his companion, Henry C. Bsrerrbrugge, 45, of Elmira, N.Y., was washed ashore a week ago.

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AllLston, Peters Road, motored to Char- lottetown on ‘Tuesday. Mrs. Mc- Leod and Mrs. Johnston were at- tending the teachers’ convention.

of the year.

Mr. and Mrs. Atwood O'Connor, Brooklyn, were visitors to Peters

Road on Wednesday, guests of Mrs.

O’Connor's sister, Mrs. McDonald

Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLeod, Mrs. George Johnston.

Farm For Sale

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73 acres-M cleared: 28 lumber, herd and soft wood. Machinery,

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. . ‘billowing black smoke combine to ‘tests at an oil well in the little near Iiknontoti. The ma is the may mu: among the most im-

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Irene Paquet, Beatrice Conway,

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Madore, Rita MacDonald. Mildred Chslsson, Eileen Larkin.

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Gilbert, Norma White, Eleanor Clinton, Mud“, Row _ Mﬂdnq Ggllgnt, Frances Ford, Annie MacDonald, Camilla McAulay,

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Front Row -— Anne MacDonald, Irene Mallard, Margaret Molnnis, Mary MePhce, Shirley Townshend,

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Bristol and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Melvine Byme. City, spent Sunday in Bristol with friends.

Mr. PA. MacDonald has gone to the city‘ where he has tﬂkm I position at one of the service sta- lions.

Mr. James l". MacDonald was s business visitor to the city on Monday.

business vlsLtors to the city last week for a day or two.

Mr. James Arnold of the dredge staff at R/ustioo, spent the week- end with his wife and family here. ma. John R. O'Brien returned on Saturday night from Halifax, N.S. after visiting her husband for a few weeks.

Mrs. Joe Donovan, who under- went a very serious operation in the Charlottetown Hospital, rc- cently will be home again this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Emcst Carr and inmlly spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Carr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baker. They return- ed to the city in the evening. Quite a lot of lobster gear still remains around the yards but it is expected most of it will be hauled to the shore this week along with a few boats.

Mr. Anslem lnpierrc. who was slated to cook on one of the Gov- eminent drcdaes this svrins 11 not going but will be back on his old Job in the cook house for Lloyd Cox.

Mr. Gerald Barry, who has been gal-mm m m, packing plants for ‘thirty years, will be head man l! the Cox packing plant again this season.

Mr. Ephraim Malone was s bus- iness visitor to the city last week.‘ Friends are pleased to sea Mr. Malone around again after being in th, hospital and on the sick list at home,

Mrs, Ed Byrns, city, spent Sun- ny. in Bristol, guest of her friend. Mrs. John Lapierro. her daughter Reta also spent Sunday in Bris- to].

Miss Mabel Sinnott has return- ed to her teaching duties at Ind- ian River alter spending Easter at her home here and attending the teachers convention in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcllwsn. Charlottetown, who purchased the ‘lbd Anderson property here llt tall for s sunumer horns. infill friends they will be her; in a couple cif wee?“ ilimo (it the summer months.

Mr. and Mrs. Johh Leyboit were |

RED POINT AND VICINITY

Miss Phyllis Rose, Charlottetown, spent tho week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rose. East Baltic.

Miss Ruth Robertson, student at Prince of Wales College, Charlotte- town, spent the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les- ter Robertson, Kingsboro.

Mr. Percy MacDonald, Bcthweil, recently spent a day in Charlotte- town where he visited his son, Horace. who is a patient in the

Moxcll and makes the country store look more like the city at night.

Mrs. 3.5. Mcillwen. who was undergoing treatment in the P17. Island Hospital has arrived home again much improved in health.

Friends and old railway men will learn with regret that Mr.

James A. O'Brien, retired section-

man here has been sick for sev- eral weeks now, not confined to

bed all the time. but in poor health that keeps him in the house most of the tilrne.

Mrs. Angus Lapierrc is expected

home from the hospital this vweek.

Miss Jean Arnold left on Mon-

day last for Moncton, NB.

s Polio clinic in the Provincial Sana- torium.’ Hot-seen many friends are very pleased to hear of his better’ progress.

The many friends of Mrs. Harry Dixon, East Baltic, are pleased to learn she is home ‘again after hav- ing been a patient in the Sourls Hospital.

Messrs. Frank Greene and Spen- cer Llewellyn, Montague, were re- cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Major Young, Red Point.

Miss Edith MscGregor has re- turned to Charlottetown after having spent a few days with her cousin and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stewart, Kingsboro.

Mrs. George MacDonald, Kings-

~horo, has gone to we United States

to visit her sister who is ill,

Messrs. L. George Robertson and Preston Coffin, Red Point, have left for Nova Scotia where they will get employment upon arriving. All wish George and Preston every suc- cess.

A fine Easter programme was carried out in the Baltic Hall on Sunday by the young people of the Sunday School. This programme is to be repeated next Sunday in the East Point Baptist Church.

CORSHAIM, Wiltshire. England- (or) - William Hitidick. ca, pret- ldent of the National Federation of Retail Newsagents, Stationers

and Booksellers. died here.

Canada Packers’ Livestock Truckers 6s Agents

FOR PROMPT RETURNS SHIP THROUGH THESE REPRESENTATIVES EVERY WEEK

WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE LOCAL PLANT AND SEE YOUR HOGS BEING KILLED, WEIGHED AND GRADED.

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Friends of Mrs. Gerald Barry will be sorry to learn that she has entered the Charlottetown Hos- pital this wook where she will un- dergo a serious operation. All wish her s. speedy recovery.

It is learned. with regret that Mrs. Ales Baker. who has been ill st the homo of her daughter for quits some time, has been rlnov- ed to the P121. Hospital for fur- ther treatment. All wish her s speedy recovery.

Mr. and llrs. WA O'Brien, and daushirts visited hero on Sun- day. ‘rhey plan to move to their summer homo from the city in another week to Qsnd the surn- merin tmcotmtryssinothor years.

m. Roddis (fl-lanky out leave on Monday for louris ﬁst when heisfakinlollositionwith us.

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