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by SOMERSET MAUGHAM

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(Dominion Network)

“l Opening In Sous-is OENTRAL MARKET LTD.

TOMORROW, OCT. 20th

SPECIALS FOR OCT. 20-21-22 We Offer A'Con1ploto Lino Of

OROCERIES. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED IEEF, LAMI AND PORK ALSO:

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<Q>o €co<&)eo@ iWASQUER-ADE DANCE-

On Tusday_ night a very fine masquerade Dance was held in the curling rink with the music being supplied by Don Mcssers orches- tra. There were a large number of costumes of varied colour aind design, some of which were quite original. Several costumes must have required a great deal of work in their preparation. for they wore very intricatc in design. This an- nual event brings forth many interesting types of dress, many which proved highly hilarious.

The assembly danced to the music of Mr. Messrs orchestra who provided old-time and

modern music, and all enjoyed the dance to the greatest extent.

MAGISTRATFS OOURT

In magistrates court three per- sons were tined in Montague last week by Magistrate J.W. Mac- Donald for exceeding the speed lim- it. through the main thoroughfare. It is understood that this speeding law will be exercised to the limit against all speedcrs who through their careless fla/unting of the law, an endangering the lives of chil- dren and adults. With some fore- thought it might be amply apparent to such speeders that since the main street is not overly wide. the danger of accidents is correspondingly in- creased, and surely no one is going anywhere in such a hurry that the lives of citizens need be placed in jeopardy. Drivers are urged to ex- ercise caution on entering the lorn- its of Montague, for speeding is to he prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

perpiration srors Offending Odor

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Office Iourl: l0 k l) All. 8 to 5 P. M.

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TNE EASTERN GUARDIAN

Stewart. Illa Harriet Olllr. AGENT GEOIGITOWN: Wlldorl LIVOII.

The Guardian III! In bought at any of the V following places In Mon : lllu S. A. Llewellyn; MrLOIu. Ill Gflflflfltuwm Tho Pout i lu South: Goddard's and lorencc MIMI; III Si. Pttoflt Th: Pout

--'I.I.'ADEBB will mm timid! Illa ldvts. sud suction MlVll. etc. u our Funnels-l Page.

--°A OIEAP WATCH for young- sters It $300. $35, 87.95. $5.96. HON, $211.95. Othurs from $17.50 to $60.00. V. L. Pepler. Jeweller. Montague. ,

WNIM ROAD AND

"arrnuu Foo-swim: n us Montague Shoe Store.

_..'A'r.l‘|lND Clark's Big Anniver- sary Sale at Montague. Bargains! Bargains! Bale ends October 81st. Clark Bros. Montague. 22nd.

“WJABRINGS, Bracelets and Neoklets in white and coloured rhinestone. V. L. Pepler, Jeweller. Montague.

Mrs. Grace Flnnigan Salem, Mass. is at present visiting in Mon- tague, guest of her brother-ln-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. NKJ. Nichol- 50H.

Nfld. Schooner loads Potatoes Al Georgetown

Fall shipping of produce to Newfoundland and Si. Pierre by sea is now in full swing from the busy center of Cardigan. During this week the firm of John A. MacDonald and Co" completed 1055MB the Newfoundland owned schooner Ariel with potatoes. vege-

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham Conumarcial Cross have moved to their new home in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nicholson Commercial cross. are at present visiting Mrs. Nicholson's parents in Peticodlsc. NB.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruaben Watts Charlottetown, spent the Thanks- giving week-end at Whlm Road, the guests of Mrs. Watts parents.

Miss Marjorie Campbell, student nurse at the P.E.I. Hospital, Ghar- Iottetown recently spent the day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cllcnlpbell Whim Road.

Mrs. Wesley Campbell has ret- tables and livestock. In addition a ggaid sgenhdfilllxghoifegfil w? ma? garcalfgiidvfogmggigtlzidiehrléiE5181‘; lng in Fredericton. ma. Mrs. the Cargo. The Ariel was scheduled gaimxgbenhgastixmparg§dmgm£fig to sail for St. Pierre and New- 1s p l; ed 1n cgh ‘rue’! ' ioundlnnd on Wednesday, weather empuy “o awn’ d'ii '

$32 ‘s31’;"°$2'L'§§i“%i§L‘b§§°’§§§ SW71 {new 1mm whim M“ Alice owned by ML Albert Gmaand vlc niy attended the Teachers fin sailed from Cardigan for New- galvanizing‘ gesifiatemgfig f dl i '

oun and wlh a. cargo of mixed Mm Gordon Moore 0t mmownv

produce and livestock. put on hcard by John A_ MacDonald s, Mrs. Russell MacBeth oi’ Albion and Co’ _ Mr. Leslie Stuart of Whlm Road.

Schools in the vicinity closed for their fall holidays during the first weeks of October. Kimuir school had only one weeks vacation be- cause of a late opening. due to re- pairs to the school building.

The Wlltllm. Road W.M.S. and the Wlhim RDwCl Ladies Aid held u joint meeting at the home of Mrs. Colin MacDonald. Kilmuiir, on Tuesday evening, September 27th.

A short devotional period was adian National Railways in Char- held lJY U19 w-M-S- in" U" M15111" lottetown motored to Georgetown ess of the month had been attended on Tuesday, where he visited his to. Members of the Ladies Aid re- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ceived further work and materials MacNeill. to be made into articles for the coming bazaar in Montague. Sev- Mr. SPHFZWII Walker. Canadian eral pieces of finished work was Notional Railway sectionman ls on handed in. Before leaving for their his annual holidays. Mr. Walker homes. the hostess served the lad- recently completed the building of 155 with a delicious 111mm The meet. a flew Garage 0n hi! PPM-WHY 0" lng closed with the National An- Richmond Street. than

Vallayflalti And Vlclnlty

Mr. and Mrs. Clemmle Nickerson and son Jerry spent the week-end in N.S. visiting Mrs. Nickerson’s family at Ingleport.

. . ‘No teacher being available for the Valleyfleld west school. 9WD- ils assigned to attend the neigh- boring school at Grand View are Kay, Allie. Florence and Winston Murray, Jimmie Mac d, Dorothy and Billy MacKenzle.

Georgetown and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker

were visitors to the City on Tuesday.

Mr .Wnlter MacNeill of the Can-

Mr. Emmett MacDonald. C.N.R. scctionmnn of Borden was a re- cent visitor to the home of his brother, Mr. Frank MacDonald of Georgetown Royalty.

Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Prosper and family returned to their home In Georgetown on Tuesday. Mr. Prosper has been a patient In the Veterans’ Wing in hospital in Charlottetown for a considerable time and his many friends are pleased to hear of his return home. Mrs. Prosper and family have been visiting with relatives

in Sourls. __,__ Vnlleyfleld Young People who n" D"""“l°“ G°v°""“°"° were st their home for the Thmks-

sonm-s: monsoon: Harold r. ma”, slam Alum. In. Byron

VIOINITY ‘

Wharf at Cardigan is at present being repaired. Workman, under the foremanshlp of Mr. Lawrence Byrne, are engaged in re-planklng and In putting into place new crib work. The repairs were neces- sitated when part of the wharf’! east side fell away during last year. A considerable quantity of produce is shipped each year from this wharf and the repairs now being effected will facilitate the loading of tho produce.

TREASURE TIDVE

EROSELEY, Shropshire, mglsnd —(OP)—1Whlle playing in a field here, boys- found 2106 ($33) in notes under a. stone.

Temfiuladmperllb. .79c TomMorsqpoi-llb. .. ‘I90 Tea, Verlbeshl lb. 59o Matchespil for 20c Shun-toning 29c IcIngSugur 10c

Sugar, whltc or yellow, 10 Ibo. for .. 88o

lllgthosflflour,’ .$5.75.8psdfl$5.26 Exoollenoollogdrow- DuIryRstIou $8.60 Roxhybhsh

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- OOTOBER SALE

ENDS OOTOBER 31st

Jam, Plum, reg. 86o for 25o

$230 Omuodfruueflummllio 88-00 Salmon, Nfld. 40o

WEIIAVEMANYBARGAINS N01.‘ LISTED. SEEOUBKPBIOEOOUNTEB

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giving week-end were James Fras- er and his friend George Ban-ett students at Mt. Allison University, John Maul-cod student alt Pine Hill, Irene Bruce teacher at Harrington school. Jean Mlclienzle studcnt at P.W.C. Lloyd Fraser. Donald Nic- holson (Upper Moimtague), Sinclair MaoKenzie and John Van Buslrlrk all employed in Charlottetown.

TM Sept. meeting of the Valley- fiekl WMB. was held st the home 0f the President Mn. W.A. Mac- Leod. with an attendance of twenty- three members. Mrs. Rudy Mac- Pbulon was In charge of the wor- shi-p period and suggested Hymns were lung. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Jack Maollheraon, Mrs. W.A.

. ll‘! E R I E S l"! smoke!” l t- i, a‘ m", Dim’ n‘ 12a / I .. / WHITTLIN. NH: Sfor...“ . . . . \'-'- u " 1mm, Oxydol, Tide, Ty‘, . > I, . i i B W -' ,_- _ 1 h‘ ~ -'<-. watt. THAT . Palmolive Soap, 8 for 25c d I- Kmmyémgs i ~i wrri-l rr.

hmofioupPowdor, IleInzTomstoSoup, Sfor 25c llaxtorPorkbBoans, 2for 25c (llarkbVogohblofloup, 2 for

Podlfllhrlftylhk ... 10o

lfurelot» 1m Pk:- 49¢ Dfurosoonvhltmbulk. 8o

and Heston, Rubber Foot-

OCTOBIOR 21, 1949

New Director |

ONE - MAN

Proudly

n. A. c.‘ Henry, C.M.G., 8A., 380., M.E.I.C.. who has been ap- pointed to the Board of Directors of the J. P. Porter Company Lim- ited, General Contractors special-l izing in dredging, land reclama- tion, breakwater and wharf con- ‘struction.

Bruce, Mrs John MacLeod. Script- ure p ssages were read by Mil. Herb acKenzie, Mrs. J5. Mac- Phee, ‘Mrs. Alexander MacKinnon. lvlxs. Clcmmeth Nlckerson, Mrs. Max Cooper. Taking part in the study period were Mrs. Angus Mar- tin, Mrs. Preston Peardon. Mrs. Roy Glllis. Mrs. Gordon Budhainnan. The new study book was brought by the literature Secy. Mrs. Alax Marr-

THE ODDFELIDWS AND BEBEKAHS

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DISTINGUISHED ‘namsn solos or semen, scams am: lmmo

‘Friday. on. 21

8:30 EM.

Admission 75 Cents

PRINCE OF VWALES-COLLEGE AUDITORIUM

JIIEATRE:

Present

tin. and members ordered copies. The rally to be held in Charlotte- town was discussed. The August mewlng was held l“ the h°m° Q15 management specialists of the Mrs. Roy Gillis with an attendance. Us Department o! Agriculture °l “wentwseven mewers’ mad 3T5‘. caution. Although oiled dust Jghn m“ yea”? “s” “d “g ‘ cloths and oiled mops,pick us dust t e W0 p p“ ' well, they should never be used on waxed surfaces, they say. LEMON’ AUXHJABY KWEMING‘ For dusting waxed furniture the [specialists recommended either a

Auxiliary o! me Canadian Rg1°n_.c1ean, soft lintless cloth or dust-

Montague, was held in the Legioni m3 mm’ m” the "m"! bmih ll‘ Ha“ on Monday evenmg_ The meg tachment of a vacuum cleaner. Af-

sldent’ Mm Bu"). Mncyqeu’ Mb: tar dusting, rub the furniture with sided. The meeting opened in re-, the cram otihe wood to keen the gular form followed by the roll call, surliwo shining-

and the reading of the minutes of, Furniture may need reyvlxinz the last meeting. The financial re-~ once or twice a year. dependins punt was read by the tmgsurmjl rn how uch use it gets. 1f Mrs.’ Atwood MacDonald. Plans f paste wax s used. place l small were made for the Armistice Din-J dab of wax between several lay- ner. and for The Armistice Dance.| ers of cheesecloth and rub with committees were iuppolnted to at-l a circular motion. Let dry a few tend is the details of each. One, minutes and then polish briskly letter was read from the provincial l following the grain of the wood. secretary- One member was wel- If liquid wax is used, apply with "med- ' s soft cloth, let dry a few minutes. and then polish. Polish ‘nefore the wax becomes hard with soft, thick

The regular meeting of the Ladies

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