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STARTING TODAY AND CONTINUING THROUGH THE SUMMER SCHOOL HOLIDAYS, ALL THE MA- IIINEES WILL START AT 2:80 DAILY.

Evening Shows at 1 and a=4s

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N011}: Only one show each night at 8 o'clock. I This . foafliro runs three hours. First showing in King's County. Admission this show only 50c and 85o.

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Mr. Joseph Campbell, M.L.A., was Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Clark. a business visitor to Montague on Mount Stewart were recent visi- Friday. tore to Montague.

Mr. Ben Lannlsan. Clmbrldll- Mr. C. J. loudreault. insnssei- was a recent business visitor to of Swift's at Olsaary, spent ti"

Montague. weekend visiting his rgyniiy gt Montague. Miss Anne Matheson. teacher at I Prince Street School, was a weck- Mrs. Ernest Carver, Montague,

accompanied by her baby daughter. are _visltlng in Charlottetown, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Carver.

end visitor to Montague.

Mr. Francis Vuozzo, Halifax, is spending a fcw weeks in Montague visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vuozzo.

Miss Gladys MacMillsn. employee of the income tax office. Charlotte- town. was a week end visitor to Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cameron of Brudcnell. accompanied by Mr. _.__.

Athoi MacKinnon of Montague. are My, 5nd M,‘ Bud Mmhtyre, expecting to leave shortly tor Wclt- and Mrs. Mabel Fraser. were recent crri Canada. visitors to Iona, guests of Mr.

. Stephen Maccabe,

Miss Ruth Clements, member of

the staff of Maritime Electric, was My; wglgu (hm chryflumwn, a weekend visitor to Montague at w“ ‘wukmd “mo, m Mann“, the home of her parents, Mr. and gun; ,1 y," moth,“ M,‘ “m” Mrs. R, K. Clements. ‘ Currie.

m. Robert Murphy. R-C-AJ‘. ls Mr. John Boyce, Charlottetown. IPBHQIHB l! month s furlci-llh l! 1h! was \ weekend visitor at the home

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Rev. Paul Richardson, Montague, left on Monda, for Winnipeg. where he will attend a convention of the Church of Christ. Mr. Rich- lrdwn is It present in charge of New Glasgow Christian Church.

Institute at her home on June 2. The meeting opened with the pres- ident, Mrs. Stewart Moose l.ri the chair. Roll csll was responded to by nine members; two visitors were welcomed. Minutes of last meeting

were road and signed by president. Alter a lengthy discussion it we! finally decided to celebrate the

....°Durlng the past week, Mr. and Mrs. George McKoeman, Mon-

home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Murphy, Panmure Island. Mr. Murphy will soon leave for Halifax on his why to Goose B5)’. Labrador.

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Starting Today and Continu- ing Through the Summer School Holidays, all Matinees will start at 2:30 Daily.

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of his parents. Rev. Sidney J. BOY" Ind M". Bcyce, Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Martin. Souris, were Sunday visitors to Montague, guests of Mrs. Martin's mother, Mrs. l. I. Burden.

Mr. Eddie Devaux, formerly em- ployed with Canadian National Railways at Montague, is now am. ploycd with MacLaod and Greene.

Mr. D, J. Geddes, commercial travellers, was a recent business visitor to Montague and vicinity calling on his regular customers.

Judge St. Clair Tralnor and Mrs. Trainer. accompanied by Rev. Louis Dougan, have returned to_ Mon- tague following a week's visit to Halifax.

Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Beck are spending some time in Montague, guests of Mr. Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beck.

Mr. Terrence Coyis, R.C.N., left this week for Halifax after spend- ing his furlough visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coyls, Montague.

Mrs. H. E. Nelson returned to Montague on Saturday following an extended visit to New York, where she visited her sister, Mrs. Ernest Martin, and her slster-ln-law, Mrs. John Amos.

CHAN FILM DUI AT IDCLL THEATRE

In “Slay Dragon’. the latest Charlie Chan mystery produced by MOHOBMJII. which opens Thursday at the mnplre ‘theatre. the famed Chinese sicutlunortrayod by Roland Winters. is faced with one of the most difficult oases in his long and brilliant career.

Chan and his “Number One son," Keye Luitc, are aboard a plane when the passengers and crow are 41118801. a shlFmM 0! 830.00) is stolen. and the guard is murdered. Before the Oriental detective tracts down the final clue which exposes the identity o! the killer, he uncovers evidence to cast mis- plclon on seven people who were aboard the airliner at the time oi the murder and robbery.

In. addition to Winters and Kaye Luke, the supper-tins out ‘ luooa Mlantsn Moreland, Joel Motown, Elena Vcrdugo, Notl Neill, Tim Ryan, Lilli-burn Stone, iris Adrian, Lyle ‘Pslbot, Paul Maxey end John Eldredge. '

MIDNIGHT PICK-UP STARTS DRAMATIC NARRATIVE 0'!‘ ‘PIOCADILLY INCIDENT"

A midnight pick-up leading to ‘l2 ‘hours oi ecstasy, then three years of waiting end hoping, starts the "gripping and provocative story oi “Piccadilly Inddent." how showing at the Prince Edward Theatre.

It is the story of s. GI bride in reverse-an American Red Cross worker who marries s. British oi-

tague. have had as their guest, Litre. Ralph Bernard of New Lon- on.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel MacLeod o! Quincy, Mass. spent s week's vacation at Forest Hill, guests of Mr. MacLcoiYs brother. Mr. Ewen MacLeod. They also visited friends in Montague accompanied by Mr. MacLeocPs sister, Mrs. George Crawford. Another’ brother, Mr. William MacLcod and Mrs. Mac- Leod from Western Canada are visiting in Forest Hill, and will leave shortly for their home.

A near disastrous fire occurred st the home of Mr. Glen Penrdon, Montague, when the roof caught fire from sparks from the flue. Mr. Peardon at the time was work- ing in the barn when he noticed smoke on the roof of the house. Calling to his field helpers, Mr. Peardon rushed to the buildinil and raised a ladder. The fire had caught at three or four places which were rapidly burning. Fortunately a large barrel of water was on hand, and with the aid of a buc- ket brigade, the firs was event- ually extinguished. Although sev- eral patches were burned, the ovar- su extent of the darnlsl WM M! COBlIdQYwi: too treat.

‘MONTAGUE TENNIS CLUB HOLD MEETING- On Thursday night a meeting of the Moniflli-le Tennis Club was held at the Lcl- ion Hall, with Mr. Harold Stewart. presiding. The lnutes of the I!" meeting and the financial Ii!"- ment were read by the secretary. Miss Anna MacLaren. In View 0! the largo amount of work which had been done on the tennis cw"- it was proposed that way! 1° Pa? off outstanding bills should be pro- ceeded with ln the immediate fu- ture. it was decided that the club would sponsor a show at YcOB Theatre for matinee and sveninz showings, and also a pantry sale tto be held later. ‘The executive elec - ad includes Mr. Harold Stewart. m. -= t; Mr, George Nicholson. vice president; and Miss Shirley Mgggfipggnr, secretary-treasurer. 1i- wss decided that the club due: would remain similar to that of ins

year. Discussion also followed with regard to placinl I lwfinch m7‘ [QILQVQI the surface of the court. This would make .a vast lmiflimgg mane by giving a better sur ad. llid eiiniinatini the smell "l" [Y section. lt is also honed thilidiuu; “mm finances will be ra ac

thirty-fifth anniversary of the In- stitute at the annual meeting in November

Sick committee reported visiting sick and taking fruit $2.50 voted for treats for school children, Mrs. Albert Moaso to sea about getting it. It was decided to pack a box of goods for adoptai Institute In England. Mrs. Elmer Moose volun- teered to pack it. Mrs. John Mensa was appointed as delegate to con- vention in Charlottetown, Mrs. Moose substitute.

There is to be a school and in- etitute picnic on June Z1; place of picnic not decided. Mrs. Stc-ivart Moose invited members to her home for meeting July e. Mrs. Emeline McKay and Mrs. Alia McNelll to assist with lunch. Roll call to be answered by handing in something to piwk another box for adopted institute in England.

The hostess served a delicious lunch assisted by committee in

charge. Singing of National An- them brought meeting to,a close.

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

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Tins following Political Meetings will be held on the dates mentioned or 8:30 p.n\.: GEORGETOWN HALL-Wednesday, June 22nd. ST. CHARLES HALL-Thursday, June 23rd. The undersigned, who shell address all meetings, Invites other speakers and the general public to be present. T. J. KICKHAM, Liberol Candidate.

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ilocr and who faces a, dramatic u,‘ “but, choice when his ppoacdiy dead m; members of tho New Annanl wife returns to her ‘ ‘ ’ Ooatarringt Egglend’; top-rank; in; am rina cage an Michael Wilding, "Piccadilly Iisci- w I dent" is no pipe dream. ’I\hs tender - yet tragic romance. in which Amer- iOlIlrbOfli Frances Mercer plays HAY PRESS Wife N0. 2, is based on an actual conversation overheard during a Anygng interested l0 come A wartime blackout. Records in Ihig- ma pres! m. m mm Pr”; u]. land and America prove that euoli “Wightr have m“ and are s ap countries. UnfortllnatelYi they don't all sis-n 51-533mm‘- B out as happily l6 this film. Mt smart ROOM Highllghwd with the humor - which American audiences have tocxpect in British iikns. -"‘-"'"“""""' "Piocadilly Incident is not a war

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