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A well attended meetinlz of ti"? Georgetown Branch No. 1G 0f the Canadian Leﬁioit. B.I£.S.L..v “'55 held in tlie Legion llall on Tues‘- dny night with branch pIT-‘Sldefl-r J. w. Layers occupying the Chau- llilnutes of the previous meeting were read by secretary, Frank Lav- andier and treasurer. w- I'll;- gerald presented the flﬂilllclal statement. Considerable correspon- dence was read by the BQCYBIBYY and the matters contained therein were satisfactorily dealt Wltll- Much discussion followed on mat- ters of entertainment, lmpfOYfr ments to the building and nights of the week to opt-ti the club room. Conlrude Arthur MacSwain was up- pulntcd a. member of the entertain- nlent committee.

COLBEIBZI‘. CLYDIAIINGS. AMEOHE- IN TENSE EMOTIONAL FILM

The eagerly awaited premiere of Mary Pickford! initial 'I‘rian8l¢ Production, “Sleep, My Love." Ht the Prince Edward Theatre proves to be an exciting event in motion picture history-

With Claudette Colbert giving one of her ace performances in a strong psychological role, and her co-stars Robert Cummings and Don Aizneche also at top form. "Sleep, My Love" emerges as one of the most important screen dramas of the year.

In brief, “Sleep, My Love" is the story of beautiful, wealthy Alison Courtland, played by Claudette Colbert. whose husband (Don Amerce) is trying to drive her to suicide so that he can marry a charmer named Daphne, played by Hazel Brooks. In cahoots with him is a phoney. money-hungry psy- chiatrist (George Coulouris) wno advises Ameche to hypnotize his wife into thinking she is going crazy. During the process of one of these uncertain moods of hers. during which she feels she is losing lier mind, Claudette meets Robert Cummings, who falls in love with ‘her. Suspectlng Atmeche, Cummings tries to convince her that she is sane, but she is powerless against the chicanery of her husband and his dubious partner.

But, just. as thieves fall out, so do potential murderers, and both Atmeche and Coulouris give each other a double-cross that is as as- tounding as it. is unexpected. fur- nishing the picture with one of the most exciting climaxes seen this season.

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.1306 GROWEI. (Bacon Pro- ducer)-—~$3-29. Car arrlvln: this week. Stewartdz Beck.

. ‘Miss Mildred Bmitih. East Royalty, was a weekend visitor to Montague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wlgginton.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payn- ter. Hazelbrrook, were Sunday visi- tors to Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Landry.

..'CONGOLEIJDI SQUARES, Rexoleum Squares in all sizes. Two yards and three yards wide floor covering. Stewart dz Beck.

..'QUALITY BAG-GAGE — 25% Discount on Ladies’ ‘Pi-availing Cases, Suitcases and Thinks. Stewart & Beck.

‘ICE BUSIIED — On Monday the ice in the river was tested. and deemed safe for bushing. Sev- eral men were engaged in this operation, and the river has been bushed from Montague Io Lower Montague. Many farmers have al- ready expressed their appreciation of this, as it marks a safe trail over the ice for hauling their Toads of produce. On Sunday the first car travelled on the ice to Georgetown and later made the return trip. This added assurance of safe ice will be of great bene- fit to the lumbermen uiilo at Ihv present are hauling logs to the mill, and it is expected that a. great increase in log hauling will take place this week.

‘LADIES AID MEETING — The Ladies Aid meeting oi the Montague United Chuloh was held at the home of Mrs. Leon Johnston on ‘Tuesday evening with eighteen members present and four visitors. The meeting opened with t-he devotional per- iod led by Mrs. W. Vickerson as- sisted by Mrs. A. S. Adams. During the business period which follow- ed, the Soaretaxy read the min- utes of the last meeting which were adopted. 'Ilhe main topic of discussion was the making of plans for improvements on the Manse, which will be done in the near future. A belated Christmas card was received and read. Fol- lowing the business meeting, a post. office sale was begun with Miss Beet Martin acting as Post- mistross. Each paroel was sold for 25c. These parcels were 00.1. looted by each member writing to two friends asking them to send a parcel valued at 25c. A substan- tial sum of money was realized, and a. good time was had by all. This was followed by a delicious lunch served by the hostess, as- sisted by a committee oi’ the lad- IQ-t. after which a social half hour was enjoyed by all.

"SOURIS BY THE SEA"

Twas in the cold December 0n a calm, clear, frosty night. O‘er hill and dale of the country wide, All was covered white.

The stars lhono from the firms- merit Casting splendor grand to me. Midst moonbeams o'er the nestled town Of Souris by the sea.

The Winter air so crisp and keen The town all cloaked in white Smoke trails spiral skyward,

Through the silent winter night.

0'er SOIIIHDTI town. o'er hill and a

h All so peaceful and calm. No sound to break the stillness Of a winter wonder land.

The harbour quiet in quaint repose Await. the dawn of spring again Then men of might that sail the

S8215 Shall challenge the briny main.

Huge ships that sail the sevcn seas 'I'hcir cargo licm in quest,

While the breakwater echoes the Ma's din

Thole ships to anchor rest.

Silvery sails in the sunset bright E" "WY sail o'er the harbour sound

Beasulls hover in graceful flight O'er the vessels homeward bound.

Yes for the springtime once again

When the earth will again stir- from sleep.

I'll cherish this winter wonder-

land o! 5°11“! It! the sea.

Quaint little town so tranquil and neat .

On an Island so fair and free, Where all are greeted with friend- liness here

In Sourls by the sea.

--J. E. Gauthier, Baum, p31,

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In Georgetown: The Post Offtoo; In Sourts: In 8t. Peter's:

GUARDIAN

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The Guardian may be bought at m! 0| all

Miss S. A. Llewellyn: airs. (I1. Condom‘: and lﬂoruoo The Post Office. ’

..'G!l'l‘8 I03 THE IIIIDI.‘ in China, Sliver, Cut Glass. C. R. Boehnor, Jeweller, Montague.

...°Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, and family, ﬂiinelbrook, were Sunday visitors to Mantis“!!-

.‘Prlnoo of Wales home for the weekend

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Ray Griffin.

..'M.r. Lorne wiggtnton, Mori- tague, accompanied by his non Merril, were visitors to Charlotte- town on Saturday.

.."l‘UD0lt. PLATE new pattern. Sweet Brier Flatware will matdi with dinnerware. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague, P. E. I.

. HIECEIVE WELCOME - M}. George Dewar. Boston, Mam, Mr. Daniel A. Dewar, Saskatchewan, and Mr. John Dewar Culloden, are st present visiting at the homo of their grandmother. Mrs. Fred Carver at Union Road. It has been twenty-eight years since the brothers have iiad a reunion at the old home, and their many friends extend to them every wel- come.

'C.G.I.T. HOLDS MEETING- The Aketa C.GI..T. of the Mon- taguo United Church held their meeting at the homo of Mrs. David l-lutche-son on Thursday evening with eight members pres- ent. The meeting opened with the C.G.I.T. purpose and prayer fol- lowed by the devotional period which was conducted by Annie MacLean assisted by Barbara Mabon. The business period (or. lowed with the vice-president. Jane Lake. presiding. The min. lites of the la<t meeting were read and adopted. The main topic of the business period wa/s tihe cits.- cusslou of plans for 6.6.1.1‘. week. Tickets and posters have been made for the pantry "lg and skate. other business apro- pos to the above. The next in t- ing will be held at the home of Mrs. George Lake. Following the business Dart of the meeting, a social half hour was enjoyed. The meeting then closed with taps.

LITTLE POND AND VICINITY

The illness of Mrs. Margaret Ready in Charlottetown Hospital is regretted by lier friends.

..'Mr. H. O. MacPhoo has m- sumed his duties as teacher after several weeks’ treatment in the City Hospital.

Miss Theresa Walker, teacher at Annandale, spent the week-end recently at the homo of Alfred and Mary MacDonald.

The many friends of Mrs. Alena Macdonald learn with pleasure that the is eonvalescing after her serious illness.

Miss Annie and Mr. Conley Morrison, Ottawa, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Morrison.

Mr. Aeneas Macdonald il busy procuring lumber got by tender for repairing the 8t. Frances De Sales Church at Little Pond early next summer.

Mr. and Mrs. James Macdonalcl, St. Georges, visited Little Pond. guests oi’ their daughter, Mrs. Gerard Macdonald.

Friends are pleased to learn that Mr. Nell Morrison, s. patient at Charlottetown Hospital. has re- turned liome much improved in health.

The cnld weather last. week has made a change in travelling. Grand River, Annandale and Little Pom] ices are all hushed and safe for travelling on.

BOLIVIA?! COLOR. BAIT.

Bolivia is the only South Ameri- can country with a color bar and Indians must travel on separate trim-oars.

PLANET ROTATION

Uranus rotates from out to west, and its tour moons also re- volve in this direction; all t-ho sun's other planets rotate from west to enst.

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Girl Guide News

Completion of Hostess Course

Guides taking tho Hostess course for the Little House Emblem gave a charming little tea at St. Peter's on Monday afternoon. Receiving guests were Guides Francis Wilson and Maureeen Bohnker. Scrvint; tea, Kathleen Skinner, Carolyn Nel- son, Adele Kays. Other Guides com- pleting the course were, Elizabeth Atkinson, Darlecn Gurney, lilnry Farmer, Helen Chappcll, June Bev- an, Ann Cerry. Nancy I-Iyntiman,

’ Joan Moreshead. Guests were, Mrs.

C. H. Beer, l-Iead of Guide Train- ing, Mrl. H. L. Palmer, Course In- structor, Mrs. A. G. MacMillan. Badge Secretary, liirs. J. A. Mac- Mlllan, Examiner and Mrs. F. S. Jenkins. When presenting the Guides with certificates, Mrs. J. A. MacMIllan congratulated the girls on their general manners and per- fect deportment. The tea table was charmingly decorated with dnfo- dils kindly supplied by Tim's Nur- series. All the sandwiches and love- ly cookies were made by the colit- petlng Guides.

SOUTH MELVILLE NOTES

Mrs, Homer Provencher of South Melville, spent several days last Week visiting friends in the City.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Monachnn and Victor Trainer of South Mol- vllle were visitors to Klnkora on Sunday.

Miss Hazel -MncKenzie, South Melville, was a week-end visitor to Victoria where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrl. Ebby Boulter.

Mr. Peter Groenan, South Mel- ville, left Monday evening en route to Alberton to attend the funrral of his brother-ln-law, Mr. Fred Moran of that place.

The new rink functioning at Kelly's Cross is proving to be n source of muciv enjoyment to the younger folks as wcll us those of a more mature age. A meeting was held recently in the hall and n cup- nble committee of officers elected to take care of the various duties

involved such nil lights nnd keep-

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lng the ice clean. Plans are under wziy for having it in a better work- ‘ing order next season.

Mr, William Monaghan has ro- turned to South Melville after a prolonged visit with his sister. Mrs. Amos Clarkin of North \‘Vllt- shire at. whose home he unfortun- ateiy contracted mumps.

The National Film Board present- cd a number of lnterestlnil and edu- cational pictures in South Melville School on Friday. P951115"? 6"‘- Aii appreciative audience of chil- dren and adults “ere Dreiellt and the newly orcanlzed W- I. sperm"- od n sale of home-made Clllldv which goes towards funds for fil- turc much necdccl school imlll'°\'°' incurs.

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DIDASTIC MEASURE

ACCRA. Gold Coast -— (C?) — Destroying trees affected by "l9 swollen shoot disease is the only way oi’ saving tho Gold Coast cocoa industry. Three scientists. in- cluding Dr. C. Berkeley’ 0E 55"‘ ads, have recommended destruct- ion of 50.000000 m“ o‘ 400900" 0(1) trees.

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AN$WERr If you have no way o! providing for your clili ren. it may he better for them to be put In homes where they! u-ill liziir ado quate food and clothing and educational advantages, Instead of lrtunt them run the streets, half-starved and with no discipline. while 3'0" l"? oft at work vainly trying to make enough to support them. But it :l a hard decision for a mother to make.

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