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. THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOW . .
MAY 10,
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Mlt Mop with a large floor spread - Unusually light - Detachable Mop pad is san- forlaed - Fits into a rubber
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LOCK ROAD AND VICINITY
Forst View School is progres- oin-g avoraably under the skilful mans ement of the teacher. Miss Mae Melley of Airberion.
On Thursday. May '"hv "”"iy 01 the Forest View people went. out to the sale in Duvar at the home of Mr. Mosie Gallant.
Gallant to
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Mr. and Mrs. of Forest View
Bloomfield Station to visit at the home at Mrs. Gaiiant's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Arsen- ault. They returned to their home on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Charlie Rix oi the Look Read is now hauling his potatoes to OILeary with the tractor and trailer. He is accompanied by his young son Myron.
Mr. end Mrs. Jim Kinch of Al- berton. motored to Forest View on
Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs. Kinch's mother, Mrs. Mar- garet Arsenauit.
On Wednesday, May 3rd there was a shower held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Truemsn Harris in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arsenault. There was a good crowd in attendance and Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault were the recipients
of many nice gifts. The evening was enjoyed by all.
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Howlon and Vicinity Firmin Perry was in Sumrnsrside on Monday.
Maurice Arseneuit was in Sum- merside on Monday.
Hector Richard was in Charlotte- town on Monday.
Peter Doiron of Monday in Howlan.
Duvsr spent
Mrs. J. B. Arsenault was Woodstock on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters mo- tored to and from Summerslde on Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant. were out to Bloomfield Corner on Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. C. Gallant visited at the home of her son Eddie on Thur!- day afternoon.
Frank Gallant on Monday. May lst went to work at the MacAus- land Mill in Bloomfield.
Calstnn and George Wood of West Cape were at their farm in Howlun on Monday.
Mrs. Alban Crusircll of Bloom- field spcnt Tiiursduy afternoon with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. .I. R. Dignan. Howlsn.
On May 1st lVIl'7."lilI(.l Mrs. Fraiik
Peters left for Sunnuci-side where they will reside for the Iummer
months. Miss Delnia Gallant of Iiowtm was calling on Mrs. Edmund Pv-
ters of O'Lenry on Monday ufter- H0011.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmrr ni Woodstock were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. lleber Profitt, Rose- bank.
Mrs. Angus MBL'Baine of Locke Road. recently spent Simda,V Will! her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ainslie Silllker of I-Iowlan.
Jean and Ralph Arsen- guesis on Sunday Alfred and Betly
John. uuit had as their cousins. Arsennuit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Noonun and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Peters and son of 0'Leury were visiting in flowian on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom: Peters 01 I-lowian entertained nil their fum- lly at home on Sunday afternoon. it being the first time this spring that all the family were home-
Mrs. Thomas Cook of Cape Wall! arrived in Howian on Tuesday where she will visit with he! daughter. Mrs. Bruce Cnrrulhcrs. for a while. -
At the home of Mr. and Mrs John Finnan of Woodstock -In Thursday night a whlst DHTLV 3'"-I sale was sponsored by the lndlrs of the Altar Society of St. Anth- ony's.
Crosby Denies Rift with wife
PARIS. May ii - (APi -Bin.E Crosby flatly denied tonight that there is any rift between him and his wife, Dixie Lee.
Earlier today in Hol'.y'WDf"I- John O"Melveney. counsel iior the movie and radio crooner. said "there are some strained rela- tions" between Crosby and his wife.
Croday, who has been in Eu- rope for some weeks. said:
"Phase reports crop up evt-r.V four or five months. some col- umnlst must have started it.”
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BACK-ACHE In This Ouick Way
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Borden Mr. Harry D:-lay at Bununerslde
was s buslnee writer to Borden on Friday.
Mrs. Prank Daisies of Charlotte- town visited her friend, Mrs. Wil- liam White. at Burden on Thursday.
Mr. Edwin MaoAssry oi Borden is visiting his mother, Mrs. Daniel Macllsscy. at Mt. Stewart.
Friends regret to learn of the in- disposition of Mrs. (Capt) John L Reed of Borden and hope she will soon be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maclsaac, Miss Eleanor Maclsaac and Mr. James carnithers, all of Borden. were visttors to Amherst on Thursday.
Thursday was moving day at Borden when a house on Mattie st, which had reen purchased by Mr. EdLson Campbell, was moved up to the east end of town.
Mrs. Reginald Rodgers of Borden and Mrs. Julian Herring at Char- lottetown, who have spent the past two weeks with friends at Ottawa, Montreal and lsetrolt, returned to Borden on wtdnesday evening. Mrs, Herring nus met at Bordon by her dmuzrter, Miss Barbara Herring.
At the meeting at the Bor:'en Home and Sciirot Association here next Tuesday night the committee plans to show slidm from the linrltinies. Titers include a. set. of paintings by Maritime Artists which should prove very interesting as well as beautiful and it is hoped- the public will :va.il themvelvcs of this opportunity to sec what our Maritime Painters have accomplish- ed.
The regular attction party of the Borden Womcns Institute was held on Tlllll'Sday averting with six tables playing. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. Camille Arscnauit, gents by Mr. Mmnie" Gallant, with consolation prrrcs going to Mrs. wlliium White and Mr. James McAieer. The irrezeoui. prize wns nlso won by .'vl".k. Camille Arsen- suit
The Ladies svtial Club met on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Alfred Cliappeil. Meeting opened with tEv.- devotional period led by Mrs. llerolcl Cogglns. The theme was "Spring” The scripture lesson was from Solomon 2: 10-18 and was read by Mr.-. W. S. Jnl'- dine, followed by prayer. liyimn No. 308 was sung and the poem, ”Thc Songster”, by I-.' Pauline Johnson, was read. During the business meet- sing s2.50 was iinridw in from is t sale and Mrs. D liiw.-Lean gave in two bolts of bias tape and ric-ruc. Sick cmmmlttee report-ed sending cards to sick: nrd Church Com- mittee hns started collecting. The members asked that. a gift be sent to a new baby and fruit to a sick friend in hospital. All bills were orde ed to he paid. Next place of mee his will be at the home of Mrs. Harold Coggins with the devotional period in charge of Mrs. W. S. Jar- dine. Lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Ralrh
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NORTH TRYON NOTES
Mr. Alfred Keough has spent the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sluvcn, Bordon.
Mr. Charlie Sharkey, Albany, spent the past week-end with his brother and Mrs. Sharkey, Tryon.
Mr. and Mrs. George MacKay were visitors to Cha.rioti.etown on Thursday.
Mr. L. D. MacLeod 5.: Sons. Vic- toria. were busy buying cattle through Tryon and vicinity.
Mcssrs. William MacDougal and Stirling Ferguson were recent visitors to North Tryon.
Mr. Earl Msyheiv of North Try- on food mill is busy every day de- livering feed.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gamble and Isabelle Gardiner were recent visitors to Charlottetown.
position at the Tryou Dairy Com- pany after being engaged at the Shur-Gain Feed Mill.
Miss Elaine Chisholm spent the past wcek-rnd at the home of mar parents. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Chisholm.
Mr. Arthur Thomas has return- ed in his home in Tryon after spending the uiutcr months tak-
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Mr. Leroy Delaney has taken a I
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Mrs. Albert Csllbeck and son. Arthur were recent visitors to Charlottetown to the Musical Fes- tival held at the Prince of Wales College auditorium.
Miss Roms Thomson spent the past week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomson. Tryon.
Miss Gertrude lnman spent a few days vacation at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest lnmnn.
Miss Ferne Howatt spent the past week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Hawaii. Tryon.
The weekly card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Roberts. Wednesday. May 3rd. A large crowd attended and a very enjoyable evening was spent.
Mrs. Hollis MacDonald of Al- bany has spent the past month at the home of his sister, Mrs. Earl Mayhew and Mr. Mayhcw. Tryon.
Mrs. George H. Muttart and daughter, Louisr were visitors to Charlottetown on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Lord and family who were on their way to Montague.
Sir Basil Brooke To Be Honored
LENNOXVIILLE, Qua, May 3 M lo?)-Rt. lion. Sir Basil Brooke, Prime Minister oI Northern Ire- land. will be one of five persons to be honored by Bishop's University at the armtiui convocation June 1, George H. hloiitgoxiicry. chiilicclim of the University, announced io- day.
The other four to receive honor- ary degrees are Premier Angus L. Macdonald of Nova Scotin; Gourgr A. Walker, chairman of tho lJual'(i or the Canadian Pacific Railway Company; Rev. R. S. K. Seelry. provost and- vicechancclior of Trinity College. University of Tor- onto, and Dr. W. 0. Raymond, head of the department of English at Bishop's.
CAMEO THEATRE
KENSINGTON
Wadnesiiuy and Thursday 7:il5-Izill It's Alexis Smith and Dune Clark in vivid drama. "WHIPLASH". Her lie lashed It his memory! turning a mun into a brute - - - turning a Islam and caress into a whip of fury; also starring Zachary Scott. Eva Arden and that funny guy (Bubbles) 5. Z. Sskall, and Alan Halo. Also shortreel.
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