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Georgetown

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to Charlottetown on ‘hlesdsy.

city on Tuesday.

Mc-Lenliaii of launching were Gcorzetois-n on Wednesday.

dauzhter Lidlng. were visitors

SMOKY OVEN

When balling dishes

in the week.

‘Nicolle and daughter, Blaine Murray River were recent visit

ard Refuse.

iind Vicinity

Mrs. Helen Oondon wu s visitor

Mr. Howard S. MiscLcan and ivzr. Raymond Solomon matured to the

Mr. Alec Mcliennail and Joseph

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Mrs. Lemuel MecOonnsck snil

to

' Charlotteviivn for e few days early

of

ufsl to Georgetown, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. How-

THE

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Womoafs Institutes‘

M1‘. MILLIOK W. l.

Final arrangements were made {or the annual auction sale at the regular meeting of Mt. Melllck W. I. held at the home of Mrs. Lodge Lane on March 4th. ‘

The metien opened in the usual’ manner with the President. in the chair. Roll call was rtspanded to with, "A Book I Have Road and Ernie-yeti." Minutes o! previous meeting were read, approved and signed. 'Miss Margaret MacDougall was welcomed as a new member.

1t was moved. seconded and cai- i-ied that a 50c treat be sent to all those in the district who are undo:

CHARLOTFETOWN

GUARDIAN

tHOLMALPS-u- ORE FURNITURE SPECIALS

For Tliuirsday-Friday-Saliurday.A

I-liiil liic last wcck in Nlurclt. Edi-h

cided to solicit donations from all‘ homes in the district and also fiwlnl‘ merchants in the vicinity. ‘

Conccit

. _‘ ‘ . M‘. H Ra! f C d: . t . , bubble over in’ the oveu, “a811,, égiyrsemsie 90am, .1,‘ ‘if; a d°“°r.tst‘_“"'- _ L ._ __ » ,

> cover the affected area , p k m] “Nd his m M Comnii e.s gaie heii repoi I I

. _. . . . . . w .- " m" =~ iii-i M» more 1m w» mo». _ - Fer Tile Frst no in Years!

i “Ill! saith This svgl stop : MlTlBlQ Raluse. ed m, sick oOn-"nlnee p“ pine ., c». _

. the oven oln smo in as e _ _ -——* Mrs. Arden Richards for the ii.-.~.i v

l well as eliminate tllcofior. i M" WTUlIm Chllll-llll “lid l“? 1W0 months. " A A

E Laliiliérvilil. (Igijlif and glizrklvh “f. Tilt: SEUITU-Afy “'35 instructed w.

_ _, . oo vi c i s are visi ill: PIP-l semi a card \l‘ll.ll a friendly lllt 1- - l "Pd for Blight SP0“ Ilgieclilueeis °f M‘? In‘! M"- Fmllkll sage to a former resident of tllc .

' ' ' °l - district rid friend o! the. Institute '

In Your Day ' ' ' Use 5 l ——— l who llasabcen ill. Conslderablefiis- fi

3 M“ Gllmme- 5¢ll°°1 IYISPNN!» i-ussion took place with regard to l I h“ been spending several days vi‘ tho illlYSPFy mat. MlSs MucDoxlgilll lilspiriiclllmgerlduli nffxffiel.” “fig; Nor since before the war have we been able to offer a Bed Outfit of a Special Price. Now, ( 3 m Georgetown High schwL “ma!” m mm Wm made u; due lo the fact that we lied so many orders placed, we have I slight Ientock, which b l e be l _,» z i‘ ' next illaCbllllg. I you’ 900d “'9'”- l *( .. - 1 »'MK‘- and MTS- EHITMPSOII Jvhli- It was unanimously decided to‘ _ ' . 5W1 11ml w“ Gflnv Mid Mrs- 1M hold the auction stile in P-"rllvlllll These Bed Outfits are of o good quality and include, Metal Bed in plain tubular steel

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Pieces Priced Separately as F0ll0ws---

construction-strongly made long service.

Cable Spring and well-filled Felt Mattress, for comfort and

We ‘advise eurly shopping on this item.

y l v _ ‘ ) g I Some donations to the I . - Tllfldd.‘ nléllil the MOIIl-isllfl OSIl-lsoi-ieiyi were received and inemlieis . ' "l" PIP-Yell ‘he 1°98] E331“ “llwho were not present are reniincty - Georgetown in the second game of d l |,-- 1h ' mg bgpgliiu ‘so; . . , I the League semi-finals and flip. f0 S“. ‘gig... Exact-H‘? which in“ Nick 30-3 I Atlus Bed Ill No. 912;) _Spnng Ill 3'3" Np, 134-2 F¢|p Mam“; s u d. . ‘ “l-Ollllllaiiiluaatlts" ' pad. '3 c?” 7'6 ,“1""- laklngwllhfl be iieid at the home ot Mrs. W. J.‘ 33 ("Id 46 9195-" 9nd 46 5ll¢5-— in 3'3" and 4'6" 5i1¢g_ u" your“ n" “d mono, ‘ctillii ‘Steryliiii s/erres in_ W0 slralg it games. . on- M l h_ . _ 2_Q° b b" ' p e o _ ieiighlfulleynisrzrfttenlsnll tzlgue will now meet Murray llnr- Malcolm Mam“ and Mm Regular .. .. $13.95 Regulor .. .. .. $l2.95 Regular .. ._ ,_ 312,50 s y mg h c m "'"-'~'-dl~=e'="'-- bor in ll final series ioi- the Tur- W_ J_ Mata-dune,“ were appflmcd L“; 20% 230 Les, 20% _ Z60 L“, 20% 25° plete outfit at this Special , ncr Cup, cmlilematiral of tlivlon Lunch Coniziilttee for Apii-il. . "' ' price of 3-," IAKINGPOWUII-COCOA championship oi! th Southern ~ "Re <1 f; _ "—' , ——- _ i “ -~~<-==~i==<>i~w in»... moo-y mm“ i...“.§“%.iif.".‘.‘.3'.“-» ‘$53.33.. b.3211. sh...» .. sins speoui .. .. .. .. sioas sPi-‘Cllll .. $10.00

Margaret MacDougail.

In place of the regular April pro- gram, lllrs. Muyston Jones ha; been invited to give a talk on some oi the historical places visited by her‘ during he: nay in the British Isles. Miss lilac-Dougall and Miss Ednai Robertson were appointed to pre- pare a contest.

Meeting closed with the Natloii-_. al Anthem after which a delicious, lunch was served by the hostess.

ranxnami: w. r.

Tile regular monthly meeting 0t] Parkilaie W. I. was held on March‘ 3rd. at the home of Mrs. Russell’ Beer. Mrs. Livingston presided and the meeting opened in the usual manner. 19 members answered roll call.

Reports from the various work-l

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Excellent ‘Value In Childrens High Chairs Sturdy, well built High Choirs iii attractive ‘ 5. 75

Ivory Enamel finish. Hos troy ond footresl. Limited Quantity-Specially Priced

AT MONTAGUE

HOUSE AND LOT M For: same: i BY TENDER (l House to be moved to lot i

‘l-‘RANKLY SPEAKING

Our purpose in offering these special prices is

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on reserve 5m" chiefly to entice you into our Furniture Depnrt- _ -

Property of the Late

Mrs. Edith Stewart

Tenders Will Close March 22nd

Relieve the miser- ' ‘

‘He’ “m”; dime" of menf, in Summcrside and Charlottetown, where clogged nostrils with Men olsmm. l: quickly clears nasal passages, easee cold misery, soothes in- tlsmed nose. Jan and

cubes 50¢.

‘Extra Volue ut-

you will see Special Bargain price tickets on

The Lowest or Any Tender l Nor Necessarily

literally hundreds of items, too varied to adver-

Accepted _ " 9 9 A l Aoii- LMENTHOLATUM ilzriztzirsgzrz; ‘.‘.’.i'§..2.‘.‘ .i.l:*":::i: i>i==~i~~ i~~ 10% ii ~~ M» ~== m» ~ l 5- H. STEWART v M“ l llomflu" nu” lclzllcklteflllldznrllilrlehdellgtfiilz. $21211’ on "Clear-outs". It will PGY You to coll. _ . I

""‘ were very pleased with the tlnan-l cial report of this dinner. The committee wished to thank all who had assisted and also those who had donated foodstuffs etc. tliiis helping to make lt the success it was.

Dances had been held during the past month Mrs. Moore reported. These functions have been orderly and well attended. They are to

You'll wont one or two of these Specially Priced Kitchen Choirs. Be early as the quantity ls limited. No Moll Orders Please. EACH-

Raspberry and Strawberry Plants

‘Camel See! Buy! Save!

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DORSETT, DUNl-AP and WARFlELD be continued under the lame ' ,_ ‘ ‘Tldwllilllllis mlilis°§.°.'i‘"e.o.. Sewing 0......‘ llilLllllPS Illlill IliYlliG i, c _ i A _ , Guaranteed Satisfaction o... I00 _ ..._... w... on. , ___,_-___»____._~___i simian _ Commute,’ 1 l cuss Yllll semi: iIliLiiE. unmnmn: ‘ "Antormow" s..." 1851__ LLOYD GEORGE NEWBURG and CUTHBERT vllliw" l"! "RBYPWWNY "Tdl . ~ t. , ‘ i .. RASPBERRIES sallilrs. Newson reported ttha; she’ . , ' d Mrs. Show had been h ar -,_____.__________._____.__ ‘ “'00 ‘ loo " $3500 ‘ moo 5:1: representatives at the‘ recent-for their company in the hall when pievlous meeting were reed and “(you Th, sick wmmm" had M Reid Cross ngeeting flllfiqjltlwer-Rlglg film is to be presented. 1:.) is hopl- approved. A Red CTOQs quilting is rem" N", committees appoint“; I . . . j I _ ‘ ' ‘O Prepaid-Selected, Trimmed and Packed to Grow ggfellifytllhisprgfiiy pleaceetlrlfieple): lallzlexllltmla); ‘Ililhitlifllinei? w‘ $133.21”. M£§c§h sick. Miss Annie Warren and Miss . s 5 . I .. .. Mbrle Dflilwn. prosrsm. Miss Dor- Our Raspberries planted early will benr fruit ‘cflvllkklhl’ “was” ‘erved t”; Th9 WW1!“ M11- Hflall» "Med hwklns I MINI-TY ml! 811d why Mcmm M" M“, Gan-m - . give the mflfllbifl anew lfnttihlilEc-llordered by the meeting to ply elLm-s. John Myers was appointed to mu ma hi”, wmm. The p” this yea" 0rd" “Hy 5° l ca“ "em f“ dofmuncl- grrdrsteggielly-t e e or! o c. loull/lrlgfllldudgrgnvlila-s appointed to at- sedhltmlcoxmn’ sa-nltetlees gave their reqnmgmlfis lhmjvenlgvg w“ p“; . y Qll 111011011 ll» WES 1190MB‘! llllllltond a dinner sponsored by the ports and the loilowlng lunch com-lm_ y Mrs P” e we“ "ant _ the Music Peiiiwil Association b6 city Home ind School hiioeiiiiioiiqmiitee was appointed. ma. Thomas mug?‘ h ‘lo Njelmmd M lag-huge Men’: Work Shim 1.29 Pins Pepper, pkg. .. 14¢ u. allowed to stage g concert lnllt was decided that the April nieet-iMaoMicloetl, Mrs. Wehdlil MwWil-i t J h A o.“ t Ran a" Pgqg, 1 ggng H _ _ _, 19¢ Quake; Qqfg, tumblers, , Pukdals hell on any convenlcntllng be held in the Institute iiall. ll-ams, Mrs. Arthu- Mlclllcbeta. ° w" a” h m)‘ k’ 5m" p. z can 29c k 30¢ ' Montague date. The members received lnlM;-s_ Muuow, M,‘ Mo," m‘; M1131.“ Red on“ myvmo, Nporudl-"WQIN l7! "l? "C1118 l 1m?“ ~ U m": 5 P Q~ -- -' 23 . invitation from the local Guide ‘ . . iMwtiini than adlouined- Con So s, 4 can: 45c Shredded Wheel, 2 pkgs. c MacI-‘adyen are to be the comm l ,tli¢ following sent in. 3 dresses, 1 l 4 h ma _ . __ _ _ company reqllestillfl the PlCJSUNftBG hi charge o! reti-eslimeiits ta be mi. stockings, 1 palf may“, 1 T?" ‘@5324 °°"dh"‘ m Boiled Dinners, 2 consr. 43c Com Flakes, 3 pkgs. 25c ‘ T“ *- ' wit“ "l "i" m"""“- H imblilellm- A "W i"'°"""“'1=§1§..°.§“ ‘m’ “m? w“ "‘ Con Clams, 2 cons 59¢ Gillette Blades, Z pkai- ‘If? '7 » - — — - - - - - - - -_ - - _ _ -- _ . - _. » Mrs-Newwnreflde nvreflllflv contest was conflicted by Mm’ ' ' _ _ , _ __ " ,3 ‘ 2,@@_ .,@ article on "Betta M3111: tor Wllfim-k Qulsley. Collection mmii- c" c°'"' 2 “"" v 35° 5"“ ‘"9’ 13°52, H 272 J o . @ children." nlicumoii followed this. “i to as cents. Next meeting to be T": lb- - -- 75° T°"""° "mi c © paper and a resolution was dmwnlymyd n m, home o; M“. Ag-flun» Ten, Orange Pekoe, lb. 90C _ up. to be presented 1° llie “Bull-tel Msc-Mioktn. roll call to be answer- Coffee, lb. . . . . . . .. 55p Special _ . @ “l ‘he Pin" 1' wwegalrlisllluuled by "mdl-"B 111,! qlglt hpfl-tch. Cow Chains . . . . . . . . .. 56c Point Brushes, Pure Brlillvs. @ I I I I This r950 ution urse a cy i-e-I L. h m5 served by ie 0s ess H k s B] d 3 f 25 ua m" Hana”, "d, 23; . quest the policy committee t0 hi4: ggigted committee. Meetln: Qzgk" use" a a"? c flush" Kim“ v y ‘T v 85c . . Canadian "Milne mutter lelte- closed with the nstici-iei Anthem. I. P I . as ‘ I '5; censored so thstchlidren and yoiins Saucer, pkg. . . . . . .. 30c Men s Work Boots, pd" $3- I‘ Th3 T||||fl Tfl‘ Blly ‘ $5.32}? m" “""V"°”'“-S"‘"“' m" meow W-I- com: IN AND toox AROUND-PLENTY or BARGAINS I mxggtclg? Wu“ are to he hem m’ .“‘°.°"“.‘,‘ M: ma; Aspliolt Shingles - Plastic Strips - Cement - Builtiinfl “"5 - WOOD CHAIRS BED - SPRING CHROME CHAIRS i L h w er ea by t-lil Wm- mm“ ' m’ ' ‘ ° ' F if P ' St k. Allo Belting ‘ U d . and P d d d ' mltllenec in tliall-lgev and a pleasant xfisybfil! Gil-lllll- "NW8 WIIP‘ ._ ' OMDtLITMEORGET . , se od e Seat on _ social hour To owe. - i ._ - jxqllem for Ho" or MATTRESS Back Mfietlng closed with the National mgfiiemroll callexzvfimsgskmalz __ _ ‘ t g I ’ Home A‘ the OH Price Red, mu Md Block r Ant em. tines. There were seven members ' “nun.” A‘""~' s ' ' i present. The minutes of the pre- . $1.75 Billlll $25.95 — 3 H0088 Sllfllllfll $8.95 ,, eanwron wJ. vlmut mmlns were fill will: "u". m" w*' " eecresry. approved an sin y i i sPiiiuc FILLED MATTRESS 4s’ ll 5r i m. ma». m - i» ‘ ' ' ‘_ ' l held their regular monthly meetlnlilmid her membership tee. , i- I on Westley evening March 4th at The sol-incl committee reported a . _ _ @ in. home o! mi. Frank Quinley. yam siiex was needed m, iii; : . I I H7 ' l: with m‘ presldefll h. charge. Meet- school. It was moved and seconded l . ‘ , in,‘ 0pm” Wm, m,“ Qdg“ (ellmr- by the meeting to send 85.00 to the _ STEEL CHAIRS (Used) STUDIO COUCHES WINDSOR CHAIRS © “i “Oreed' in theulllalon. Nine redo-sum o: agriculture. The sale , by p Q manners . * * to roll call. o! hmclies sold iit the Legion dence ; i i Padded Seat and Buck For ‘the Kitchen new members Joined end one held hi the school sinvilnted to @ Always in Stock ‘Iiwo ‘~ i8. Excellent for Summer Well Bruced wlsitioz‘ was nmflm- Mimi!" °1 ' i .. Cottages or Home y l; Unpuinled i OBI Olllld "N! Elm" I J “b” *"°""‘ ‘""'" ‘l-"l ll J IABOII‘ IIOONRQW i i' ' - i . - ' vou can - z [r Also Radios, ilct Plates, Toasters, Table and l-‘lcor Lamps onounlm » m, ,- , @ . . mum; and entitled "W" If WI‘ IOU ill! lflll ' " For The Bozo-Baby fiarriagec, Grills, Highchairs, Etc. "e .... plum... eulueo . " l Blnllllllt P. I. I. ‘lrlfl e llfilnll that: ye ‘re pale. In - ~ l” " "elm-u- it": ..l~*i ' f "m" "rm b“ " ~= “lTf--‘5ll~-'l§*=..i‘ -~' » - - auctions Incl. ii b .= Eevvari es , ontague m ... .. .....-.- w» Jlfislcn H ,0 , b t oua ;‘ (o) E ‘mfg’ Potlrteen-YMr-ohl rmicu Andslrnsn. ot Oblcalneo. is ‘lelerglblll lltllfik-flzmaflsgufia“ ends b, ,, v _________‘ _v,__,_______ M“ h” Nowmebgggngmqmnhubhmihteyipnt fuleoouroproditcee i3 -.-_@.@oo - ---o>.@o.o@@_@oo “"' mmii- ii» =~ -1 "~- o , ' ‘ ‘ ' . '