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Mr. B. N. Hooley, Montague was a business visitor to Summerside yesterday.

Mr. Peter Sinclair is at present a patient in the King's County Hos- pital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

....'NUBvSEltY CLUB MEETING -The regular meeting of the Montague Nursery Club was held last evening at the home of Miss Florric Beaton, with the president. Mrs. Arthur Sullivan presiding. There were ten members present. in the absence of the secretary. Mrs. Carl Stewart. the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Archie Hllchey. who act- ed as secretary for . the evening. During the business part of the meeting, plans were made for a card party to be held at the Leg- ion hall in the near future. The .evening was spent in sewing and mending for the King's County Hospital. At the conclusion of the evening. a delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs. Mac Clair. The next meeting will be held in two weeks time.

ATLANTA. Ga., Jan. 23 - (AP) -The man had an alibi, but the judge said something suspiciously like "Baaaaali." Police Recorder, Luke Arnold said the man was ac- cused of driving while intoxicated and related this story Monday.

"I lost my stomach in an opera- tion several years ago and phy- sicians replaced it with a sheep's stomach. Now every time I pass green gram my stomach pains me something awful and I have to take a dose of paregoric. .Thats what I had done when police had arrested me on this charge? Thc judge put him away for three days

where no grass grows.

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SHOWS 3 :30-7-8 :45

AGENTS:-MONTAGUR: Harold I. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Iln. Bruce Ilaofboo. Mlle Joyce Wlgginloo. Min loan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Levers.

bought at Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Georg. in Souria: The Snack Bar and 3. lion-

tho following places in

Mr. and Mrs. George Randell. and young daughter. Sandra, who have been visiting Mrs. Rendell's sister in Montreal. returned yes- terday to" Montague.

Pisquid and Vicinity

Mr. Floyd Jay was in Montague on business Friday.

..' Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jay spent Thursday in Lorne Valley. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald.

Miss”Gecrgie Dover, P. W. C. student spent the week-end at the lime of her parents.

Mrs. Harold Jay and Mr. Floyd Jay were visitors to Charlotte- town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lcard, Mount Stewart were Sunday visi- tors in Pisquid East.

Miss Theresa Kelly has returned to her home having spent the past two months at Hermitage.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley were visitors to Oharlolteiown on Tuesday.

Miss Shirley Jay of Charlotte- town spent the week-end with hcr parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay, Pisquid East.

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Biri, Park- ciale were Sunday visitors to Pis- quid East.

Miss Evelyn Woolridgc. Mount Stewart, spent the week-end at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woolridge. Pisquid East.

C. W. L. MORELL

The regular monthly meeting of ihe Little Flower Sub-division C. W. L. Morell was held in the Vestry of the church on Sunday afternoon 2.45.

The president Mrs. Joseph Roo- ney presided and opened the meet- ing with prayer.

Cuiiospondence from the follow-

Brislol and ' Vicinlcy

Mrs. Teresa Tralnor was a busi- gas visitor to the City on Thurs- y.

Mr. Harry McEwen we: a busi- ness visitor to the city last week for a few days.

Mr. Frank Ryan is seriously ill at his home in Morell East. His condition at this writing is re- ported as very critical.

Miss Tillie Gauthier who was delayed on her trip to Montreal by the fire accident to her two brothers leaves this week-end to join her sister there for the bal- ance of the winter months.

Mr. Pius McGuire-was a busi- ness visitor to the city last week. Mr. McGuire was a patient in the Sanatorium a year ago but is back to good health now.

.3Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mac- Donald were in the city on Tues- day with their son Gerard who had the misfortune to fall at their home, cutting his nose severely. Gerard is only two years old.

Mr. Aeneas Gauthier was in the city on Monday where his two young brothers are patients in the Charlottetown Hospital. The boys are reported as recovering satis- factorily at present.

This scribe had a welcome call last, week from Rev. Louis Dou- gan, who is home on leave. He has been a chaplain with the Royal Canadian Navy for quite some time and came from Vancouver, BC.

The Morell church has a lady janitor now, some thing new here. When Mr. Martell had to enter the hospital for treatment his wife took over his job as janitor and is doing fine.

Mr. Ralph Sinnott of the Chand- ler Brothers Woodworking Plant, spent the weck-end with his par- ents here. Another son, Clement Sininotl, of the Provincial Bank of Canada. City, also spent the week- end at his home here.

Mr. Charlie Lewis was a visitor here last week for a couple of days on his way from Lennox ls- land to Rocky Point where he will go trapping. Charlie is our good Indian friend and resided here for many moons before moving west. Hail and hearty he expects

a good winterls trapping.-B

The march of dimes was spon-

Georgetown and Vicinity

Rev. Maltland Watterw-orth of Monthgue motored to Georgetown. Tuesday on-btisinao.

Miss Martha King and Miss Olive K.ing.boiih of Amherst. N. 5.. are visiting their pavrenin. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel King.

Mr. Michael Steele of Newport was a business visitor to George- town on Monday.

Mr. William Riley of Montague was a business visitor to George- town on Tuesday.

Miss Dorothy Jenkins of Char- lottetown was the week-end guest of her mother, Mrs. Florence Jon- kins.

Mrs. Thomas Murphy of St. Mary's Road is visiting in George- town. where she is the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fran-k Lavandier.

Miss Mangaret McCarron of Charlottetown was a recent guest of -her sister, Mrs. Raymond Lav- andier.

Tuesday, January 23rd and the Georgetown-Lower Montague Fer- ry still making her regular cros- sings of the Harbour. There is every indication that the boat will fihis year surpass the record cros- sing of January 26th. which is the latest recorded during the past eight or ten years.

..' Tuesday, January 23rd was nomination day in Georgetown to nominate a Mayor and six Coun- cillors. Mayor P. L. Boudreault. fho has filled the office of Chief Magistrate for the past two years. again nominated and was declared elected by acclimation. Council- lor's Guy Hemphill. Henry Mar- tell. Emerson Llewellyn and Ray- mond Soloman, all memwrs of the last, Council, re-nominated on Mayor Boud.reaull's slate and were all elected by acclimation. Two new-comers to the slate, also elect- ed by acclimation, were Andrew McNeill and Patrick Murphy. As an election will not now have to be held, citizens will miss the ex- citement of a campaign, like the one fought two years ago. when Mayor Boudreault led his slate to B convincing victory at the polls. in a hard fought and well-organiz- ed campaign. During the past lcrm Mayor and Council have efficiently carried on all Civic Public Works. plus the outstanding achievement of the erection of the New Recre- ational Centar. in which the Town was assisted by the Community

East Baltic and Vicinity

Mr. and Mn Foster Young were recent visito to Charlottetown.

Mrs. George Macncnaald. kindl- boro, is out again and much im- proved in health after having to- eeived treatment in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Roddy Kidson. Red Point. who was confined to her home for I few days. is up and around again.

Mrs. Lester Robertson. Basin Head, underwent a major operat- ionxat the Souris Hospital recently Her friends hope to see her home soon.

Misses Evelyn and Jessie Robert- son, Kingsboro, have accepted po- sitions in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Wilbur Jarvis, Kingsboro. is out againlafter” her recent ill- ness.

Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, Kings- boro, recently-' visited her father, Mr. Harding Fraser. who is a patient in the P. E. Island Hospital

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Mr. Freeman Massey. was a recent business visitor Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles chine. Red Point, were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mrs. Elsie Bruce, Red Point, and Miss Clara Coffin, Klngsboro. have gone to Charlottetown to work for the winter months. i

Miss Phyllis Rose. Charlottetown. is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rose. East Baltic.

Mr. Reggie Rose, Red Point. rec- cntly visited with friends in Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Watterworth. Lower Montague. were recent visit- ors to Kingsboro and East Baltic.

Miss Marion Macxinnon. Both- well. recently spent a.,fcw days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Macxinnon. st. Peters.

Mrs. William Fraser. North Lake recently spent a. few days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Fraser, Kingsboro.

Dccpcst. sympathy is extended to Mrs. Stirling Gillespie. Soiiris-. on the recent death of her mother, Mrs. Albert weeks. Bedeque.

Messrs. John and Robert Dixon. East Baltic, were recent business visitors to Charlottetown.

Stock up; At. This Low Price Food Sole Before Prices Co -Up.

At . SIIAMAS DIIDDETEIIIA SUGAR. ioiiss. si.is COFFEE. any brand. in tins. lb. . . Sl.l0 TEA. any brand. lb. 95: KRAFT" "CHEESE: "pkg. - . .-. .- -.-.-. . 3lc ..Bar.b9!-r's I-s'!19!' Pie .'il'.-'-.'.".?'?- . 3.?" - 25c I .Po.l'or Pan PEACHES. 2 this . . . . . . . . 33c Avian JAMS. ' 'i'g'e.' 1.5551; '; L . . .. 49: Tomoi-o JUICE. 28 oz. tins. 2 for . . . . 33c Heinz Beef Noodle SOUP. 2 tins . . . . . 25c ISLAND CHICKEN. boneless. tin . . . . 55:: ISLAND LOBSTER. tin ..... . . .. 59: SODA BISCUITS. any kind. plain. pkg. 28c BRUNSWICK SARDINES. 6 tins . .. . . 65: HAVEN SARDINES. 6 tins . . . . . . . . . 89: Crossed Fish SARDINES. 6 tins . . . . SL75

PURITY FLOUR

24 Lb. Bag 51.59

PURITY oars. 5lb.bcg 49: PURITY FLOUR. 7 lb. bog 53: MEAT cnd FISH DEFT. PICNIC HAMS. lb. 55: sucso BACON. lb. 55c POTTEDMEAT. bowl 29c

ing were read by the secretary.

Receipt from Mrs. Annie Mac- Malhon for contribution for scho- lar ship for Catholic girls at S.D.U. Acknowledgement from Mr. Boneil Superintendent of Beach Grove

Welfare League. This splendid rc- cord of achievement and co-oper- r ' ation with various organizations. Mr. and Mrs. Major YDUHZ. Ind t no doubt accounted for the abs- son Gary, Red Point, were recent ence of any opposition being forth- visitors to Montague.

coming in the C-ivic political arena.

sored in a new way at the Little Flower church last week when the pastor asked the parish people and friends to put their dimes on the communion rail one against th other. it was expected some

SPARE RIBS. corned or fresh. 6 lbs. . . 99:: Fresh Frozen Haddock FILLETS. lb. . . 39c BONELESS DIGBY. lb. . . . . . ..... 39:

Inn. for I Silt 10 one Of the DI'U- for y-three dollars would be coi- Mr. Washington Young, Kings W fits a; fI3h-l;3l4lll'?35- L91”? ITO"; lected iihis way for the march of , born. is loading a car of pulp wood 5' ' ' U Wan comm" 0 am” I”"'d' D w'”"hV ”””' Laxnvngw 1Ns'n'ru-mi; '4' MV” Hwsesi . 2 I55. . . u . . . .V . . . . . 758

Missionaries of Mary.

Card of than-ks from Mrs. Jane Cumi-ingvham, and a letter of ap- precla-iiion from Sr. Mary Henry thanking the C. W. L. and Morell

..' The December meeting of this Institute met at Mrs. Lyman Rose's home in Lakeville. and opened with

Mrs. GB-l'IleldzsIA!WBi'I;', is Spending ii few days with Mr. and Mrs. Foster Garret. East. Baltic.

Fishermen here -have started the work of building new traps and gear for the lobster season that The

GOOD CARROTS. -4 lbs. 25:: ID lbs. . 59c PHONE 1396 WE DELIVER

, . is only thee month . in general for. their great gener- mm rap 0; mammersscailwa heard gijtemodenglrid Clrlee:.&spr::l:;!e1&dpr:- Mr. Lester Mom. Pete” Road, Dally at All times 10W8Ird'S 51- in bhe cellars and work shops daily Si O3 V was a recent business visitor to

eight members each donating some cash to be sent to souris Hospital for Christmas treats for patients. Miss Mabel Rose and Teresa. Mc-

Vincenis Orphanage. . The presid- North Lake, ent was asked to write the Mini- ster of Health for aid for a sick

parishioner. Card parties were

now. But fishermen are due for a severe slap in the face with the price of rope and twine gone away up sky high.

Also: - Serial, "Pirates

THE CORNHILL "COMPANY LIMITED

rotary of State of Canada for leave In surrrniicr its Charter for

MONTREAL. P. Q.. January 22. 1951.

D. I. STEWART.

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Comedy, "A Slip And A Miss'4"- Cartoon

iui"vii3Eoo. JR. JAMES QLEASO or The High seas"”””"'

THE WANSTEAD COMPANY LIMITED

Secretary of State of Canada for leave to surrender its Charter for

MONTREAL. P.Q.. January 22nd. 1951.

D. I. STEWART

planned for the coming month. The trcasurer's report showed sat- isfactory returns from card par- ties. The meeting closed with the rosary recited in unison.

SINGER SEWING iiiciims co.

At your service in

or does your old machine need repairs?

Sales Representative will be glad to serve you

- p 2L1. R. WILLIAMS

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Pte. Danny Conahan is spending his leave with his mother here at present. He arrived from his sta- tion in Montreal last week. Danny wu in the navy during the war years and before that was on the staff of R. T. Holman's, Charlotte- town store. Army life is real life. he says. and he certainly looks ui prime ihealtlh.

We are hearing a great deal about the two trout poi-ids here, that we wrote about last week. Considerable work has been done on these ponds. that are the old

operated -by the late W. H. McEwcn. Also in the stream that ran from

The other pond is better known as the starch factory pond that supplied all the water for the Bris- tol starch mills for yeans and years.

great lake below. The factory pond is not noticed from the high- way and its great stream, known as Berrigan's stream for a cen-

there and many I strange tale is told about them-and the times the dam broke away. There

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oblo horse many years ago when illie animal ran away and tum-

Donald were appointed to collect for childrenis Aid. A letter regard- ing the First-Aid course in char- lottetown was discussed and it was decided that two members attend. 8i0.0o was voted for the T. B. League. Program consisted of read- ings -lyy Mrs. Lyman Rose. Mrs. Rus- sell Dingweil and Mrs. Htudscn Morrow and a Christmas Contest by Mrs. Livingstone Rose. Meeting closed with National Anthem. after which lunch was served by the hos- less.

The January meeting was held at home of Mrs. J. E. Dlngweli, North Lake with an attendance of twelve members. Roll call was answered

meeting. 85.00 was voted for March of Dimes. Mrs. Russell Dingwell and Mrs. Mcoormack were re-apvpolnt-

mnceilntion in accordance with cancellation in accordance with the wastegate to the St. Peter's ihe provisions of Section 29 of the provisions of Section 29 of C B SWAN lake two miles away which winds ed to visit school. A letter from The Comp-inivs Ari. Canada- The Companies Act. Canada. ' ' ' through the alders and ma-rsh land. Mrs. Maloom McLeod. W. I. dele-

gate to the Copenhagen Conference of A. C. N. N. with an outline of her trip, and a report of the -work of the organization in other lands,

Assistant-Secretary. Assistant-Secretary Apply Guardian, Montague 30”, mm panda were very deep Wu gem and much gmoygg, WI T T "d the "'”"V P”"d- like '5'” Q ””P” l” Y'"lm';”' '”"'”” . mill pond, had a winding stream In mlw-'l'hI-I 1'0? HOW Min Red UUI UUR WAY mm its wastegnte going up the Cross was brought to the meeting

by Mrs. William Baker and divided among the members.

Program was s "time" contest Supplied by Mrs. Francis Rose.

bled into the pondfwagon. har- ness and all was lost. Mic. W. H.

days of good fvidiing here are Just around the comer again.

NOTICE is hereby liven that NOTICE is hereby given that 9 , , Fl-IE CORN)-ilLL COMPANX THE WANSTEAD COMPANY KINGS COUNTY B"-ml Ml” Wild Whm ”h0"-5' by each member Mndlnslnsnllw .. h d d ma help, LIMITED intends to make ap'bli- LIMITED intends to make appll- Doyou wish a new SINGER and: of trout were cmoht Ions ber of written questions to be read. morning w en nee e. , y” I ration to llln Honourable the Sec- cation to the Honourable the ' Year! IE0 Whm the M1113 Were answered and discussed at the cleugthe system of gin: cgndmon.

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is a healthy faintly . ; . and happy, families eve: where rely on ENO'S 'Fruit Sal? for a mild, 3 tie corrective. Should dull head p aches or upsetting loginess elowyou down, perhaps; iris due to constipation. A sparkling dose of ENO'SiFriiit Salt' taken every;

A happy faiiiily

XBuy the large size at your '1 idruggist and save.

THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW

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is a man in the city H. w. Davlson. Mcl.-Iwen. widow of the long time NAQEA 8? cuesw IF we SELL

who is a former reaidint of Bris- owner is still living and resides l AND 00 i .. IN . tol, who well remember. the old the city. We in Bristol. are all GIL MW IERRIES. R CARWECAN WENT-m-"cu up .mE':BAReA ".4 '. mill poind where he lost a valu- watching this work and hope the WOTTA Buy! . A 0

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