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..Q7'I'I'l'ED IOOTWIAI ettin uontaguo shoe store.
.3SPlI.ING . FILLED MAI- TREBSE8 - All sine. Reducinl our stock on this line. May Sale 322.95. Stewart & Beck.
....I!ll0B BALI.-some lines re- duced as much at 5095. All our regular lines of Men's and Women's Shoes reduced 1076. May Sale at Stewart 82 Becks-
Bellevue
Mr. A. A. Gilmore. supervisor of schools, made his spring visit to Bellevue school on May 2nd.
Prayer service in Bellevue school has been conducted every second Wednesday evening by Rev. A.C. Fraser of valleyrield.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell cooper and David were recent visitors to Dover. guests or Mr. and Mrs. Cortney Macl..ure.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Maclnnls were Sunday visitors to Bcllevue. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart MacPhcrson.
Mr. Malcolm MacPhee has re- cntered the P.E.l. Hospital for treatment. Friends wish him a speedy and successful recovery.
Mr. Stuart Ma.cPherson is con- valesclng at his home foilowlxlz 511 operation for appendicitis in the P.E. I. Hospital. His friends are
happy to see him out again and trust he will soon be eniovlns good health.
Master Sterling MacPherson. son of Mr. and Mrs. A..l. Macrherson has returned home following an operation for tonsils and aden- olds in the Kings county Hos- pital. Stcrlinl ie NPOVWG 50”"! very well and we wish him a hal)l7v C0l'lV'
Little Cyril MacPherson. son of Mr. and Mrs. John N. MacPher son had the misfortune of fallin and breaking his right arm. Friends are pleased to hear that thls little chap is taking it all in his stride, and. with his arm in a cast and sling, is out to play every day.
On the afternoon o: May 3111.. the teacher and pupils of Bellevue School had as their guest Rev. A.C. Fraser of Vaileylield. The puplh had 3. program of hymns for this very special event. Following is the program:
A poem - Dear Mr. Fraser, by Mary MacPherson. '
We've been waiting for your visit, It is nice to have you here,
While you listen to our singing May it fill your heart with cheer.
As you labor for the Master - Traveiling o'er life's rocky way. Your bright light shall be a beacon Lest some soul should go astray.
We can see the work you're doing. And we know that God sees more As you follow in the footsteps which lead to the Golden Shore.
May we thank you for this visit And extend this welcome true, If we, as children. do our part-. We will be helping you.
And why should we need to help
you
Deer su-,' I'll tell you why - "ris to gather all God's children To the heavenly home on high.
so wstli help to tell of Jesus By living for Him each day, That our tiny feet may follow All along the narrow way.
Hymn - "I Was Once Far Away From The Saviour", sung by Grades 5. B and 9.
Hymn .- "When He cometh" -- Grades 1 and 2.
"Power In The Blood" - Grades 5, 6 and 9.
"Jesus Bids Us shine" - Grades 1 and 5.
"Work For The Night Is Com- ina" - Grades 6 - 9.
"Jesus Loves Me" - Sandra and
J. D.
"Send The Light" '- Grades 5-9.
"Tell Me The Story of Jesus" - "Dnnald, Billy. Bruce and Ken- neth.
Rock of Ages -- "home. one and Mary".
"Shall We Gather At The River" - Grades 5-9.
Take The Name of Jesus with You - School.
At the close of this program Rev. A. 0. Fraser addressed the children, bringing to their atten- tion some of the sign posts which lead away from the path we are to follow. Two of these, the habits of smoke and drink were dealt with very carefully. Mr. Fraser spoke with the sureneas of many years experience when he laid. "Boys and girls. if you can make a pledge with yourselves never to taste strong drink, and never to put a cigarette into your clean young months. you will find it be- come: very easy to reject these evils. You will find great Joy and wonderful satisfaction in working for the herd.”
I-Iathenwsntontolpeakofthe beauty of being dble to tell the truth always.
At the eloso-of this splendid ad- dress the teacher thanked Mr. Fra- ser for his timely and helpful talk
Before school was dismissed. 11:. rraachedtlupleesureofueing eomeoftheeehool and
..'DANCl. Montague, May 19th. Don Messer's Orchestra.
....'MlN'5 GABABDINE COATS selling for 324.95 on our Big May Sale at Stewart at Becks.
....'Ml-:N'l SUITS. - Balance of Men's Suits. sizes 37 to 42. Reduced from :39.75 to 324.95 on our May Sale. Stewart at Beck.
..' lb. and Mrs. A. A. Mecltnnls.
Souris. left for Halifax to attend the graduation exercises at Dalhousle University. where
their son. J es A. is grad tin in Mediclnofun u S
Whim Road . and Vicinity Miss Marjorie Campbell, student nurse at the P. E. 1. Hospital,
Charlottetown spent several days at her home at whim Road.
The many friends of Mrs. Wes-
ley Moore, Commercial Cross, are sorry to learn of her recent illness, and hope she -will soon be well again. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell. Whlm Road, were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Compbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacPherson. Beli- vuo.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Watts. Charlottetown, spent the week-end at Whim Road, with Mrs. Watt's galrlents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil camp-
e .
A wedding of much interest to this district occurred on Tuesday, May 2nd. when Miss Hazel Hicken. lower Montague, became the bride of Mr. Stillman Macxinnon of whim Road.
Mr. Webb Nicholson, Whlm Road, accompanied by Mr. Ellery Shaw. Brudenell, recently return- ed from a trip to Halifax. while in Nova Scotia, they visited friends and relatives in Truro.
Miss Ruby Macbeod. of the teaching staff of Montague Mem- orial High School, spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Macl..eod. Whim Road.
A miscellaneous shower was held in whim Road Hall on Wed- nesday night. April 26th, in hon- our of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Oomp- bell. Mrs. Campbell was the former Miss June MacPherson of Bellvue. The newly wedded couple were prep. sented with many lovely and use- ful gifts by friends and neighbors. During the course of the evening lunch was served by the ladies of the district. Music and dancing was supplied by Mr. Archie Stewart and Mr. Leslie Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Mac- Kinnon were honoured with a mis- cellaneous shower in Whim Road Hall on Friday night. April mm. and were the recipients of many lovely gifts presented to them by friends and neighbours of the dis- trict. Refreshmpnts were served to all. and dancing to old time music completed an enjoyable evening.
"COME TO THE STABLE” IS DELIGIITFUL. HUMAN STORY
A love of a picture, with a heart- and-laugh story to make you sing out with joy! That's "COME 113 THE STABLE", the outstanding movie attraction at the Prince En. ward Theatre starting to-day.
Here is a picture that will tickle your risibilitics and at the same time tug at your heart. Clare Booth Luce turned successfully from her playwriting to fashion a story about two French nuns. who come to America to erect a much- nceded children's hospital, that. will till everyone who sees it with a renewed faith in humanity. She has icavened this basic theme of faith with light-hearted comedy and human interest touches that lift it far above ordinary ilim fare.
"Come To The Stable" is an ex- perience in the theatre that must not be missed. There is a laugh and a tear in it for every member of the family. Director Henry Kos- ter and Producer Samuel G. Engel never let their screen play become pedantic but rather directed it un- errlngiy toward the down-to-eui entertainment value: with which it abounds.
No better choice for the two nuns than Loretta Young and Cel- este Holrn could have been made. After watching their tcnder per- formances as Sister Margaret and Sister Schoiaatlca it is easy to understand why both young ladies have Academy Oscars on their mantlepieces.- Hugh Marlowe. as the Hollywood song writer. and
Elsa Lanchester. the American painter of religious scenes. who opens up her stable studio to the ambitious Sisters. help speed along the spirited action and Thomas Gomez',role of the New York gangster fumlshee a vivid contrast. Many of the extremely humorous situations in the picture develop when the uneuspecting Sisters come in contact with the sordid methods of gangland and angle with New York traffic cope and the unfamiliar ways of Ameri- can life. The way they drive a jeep, for example. is one of the funny highlights of the illm. But Sister Margaret and Sister Schol- utlca are equal to every occasion. They have but one goal-that of building a hospital for children- and they overcome ovary obetede that is placed in their way. .
The action for "Come To The Stable" takes place somewhere in Connecticut and on the side
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn. uuu' as were week-end visitors to Mt. Btawert.
Mr. and Mrs. namely, East Royalty, were Sunday gust: of Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Blrt.
Mr..end Mrs. Wm. Moaregor. Halifax. N. S., spent the week- end vislting their parents in Mt. Stewart.
Mr. Alfred Mitchell spent a few days this past week visiting his daughter. Mrs. Preston sorrey, Montague.
Mr. Jamu Fcehan. E. O. N.. of Halifax, spent the week-end visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Feehan,
Mr. Edwin McAssey of Borden was a recent visitor with his ais- ter. Mrs. Jonathan Affleck. Mt. Stewart.
Mr. Elwood Birt, Gordon Birt and Eiison McKenzie, left the lat- ter part of last week for Saskat- chewan to work in the oil fields.
Mr. Arthur Doyle left on Satur- dau evening for Boston. Mass. wi'h a truck load of lobsters. Mr, Pius Griffin accompanied him on the trip,
A fire in the woods in French Village on Saturday caused con- siderable trouble to the resident: in the area. Without the co-opera- tion of the factory crew and the neighbors. the residences of John D. Mclnnis, Mrs, Ronald O'Han-
Flfih Avenue. This locale also serves to accentuate the human- ess of the story.
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Extra Body-Building Benefits for Children of All Ages
AFTER BABY'S bottle days. no need to change from the milk the doctor recommends. For "creamingmcereels and desserts, children love the flavor of undiluted Cemation -and it has twice the food value of an equal as taunt of
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Messrs Cyrene Mclntyre, Wen- dall McAssey.l and Johnny smailwood of the car-ferry crew at Borden, spent the week-end at their homes here.
The funeral of tne late lvrs. Elsie Lindberg of Broolcyn. N. Y. was held on Sunday afternoon from the Mt”. Stewart Presbyter-
ian church. Interment was in the
People's Ceme'cry. Service was conducted by the Rev, Mr. Young of Montague.
Miss Isabel MacDonald who has been spending the past winter with her mother, Mrs. Margaret 8. MacDonald, has returned to Boston, Mass.
Congratulations are extcrded to Misses Ethel Lcard and Rowena Mercer of Mt. Stewart who were among the nurses that graduated
at the P. E I. lioypital on Thurs. day evening.
EXPECT TOURIST RUSH
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