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OCTOBER 22. 194a

‘PRIIICE EDWARD

TDDAY and SATIIRDAY Shows: Mot. 3.30 Eve. 7-9

FJYNAMITE i‘ I“ IN HIS FISTS . ..

River, was in Montague on busin-. css on Tuesday.

art MacLeod and Wilbur Dundas. were business visitors today. Canoe Cove. Vfednesdoy- An- Momague on Tuesday‘ _‘ nandale Thursday. I Bridgetown. Saturday.

. i-IE EASTERN GUARDIAN

assure: MONTAGUE: Harold r Landry. Albert Alt-km. Mn 5m» ' Stewart. Mlaa ﬂan-lee Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: _Waldon Levon. AGENTS BOURIS: M13 Bold Richards and Gordon Farrell

The Guardian may be bought at any of the ~ - following placea lo Montague: Mlae S. A Llewellyn; Man Clay. In Georgetown: The Post Oﬂloe: 1n Souria:

Roper. in St Peter's . .. ‘PROMPT WATCH REPAIRS, at reasonable prices. C_ Jeweller. Montague.

Lecco, MUITEY

Mr. Clarence

Mr. Sterling Burke.

..' Messrs Herb MacLeod, Stew-

Mr. Alec MacLeod. Si. John. NB.

Rgqelmgr, was a. visitor to Montague .Tuesday where she {many friends.

Albion Cross. were recent visitors to Montague where Fortunmtheir many friends. Bridge. was a business visitor to!

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for a horse. showing at Wood ..Is- Wood, lands. Monday.

Condoms and Florence : The Post Oﬂlee.

Mrs. Harold l-licken. Pembroke, on

vislted her

Mr. and Mrs, Angus MacDonald,

they visited

“warns Firm THE wnm

Sturgeon. Tues-

Eldon, Friday.

Packers from Cardigan and rounding districts Phone or contact Nonnan MacKenzie.

for Canada Packers Ltd. from Peakes and St. Tuesday. Merlin Devine.

Canada Packers every Tuesday at. Wellington. For contact Wellington Co-Operatlve.

for Canada Packers Limited every Tuesday from Dunstaifnage and

for Canada Packers from ‘Iracadie. Bediord and vicinity every ‘mes- day. Herb Mullen.

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EVENTS

for Candle aux-

"Collecting h0g1

"Collecting and trucking M85 Theresa’: every

"Loading hogs_ lambs. etc.. for trucking service

"Collecting and truckin! M85

vicinity Borden Boswell-

"Collecting and truckin! M8-

was a business visitor to Monta- gue and vicinity calling on his regular customers.

.'NEW FALL SHOES ? ? — Your choice oi many styles and colors at the only exclusive aboa store ezizt o! C311 ‘.s.".o:v".1--The Montague Shoe Store.

Breathless

Now that the tennis season

is gue. has received word from Cap-

: Several boys and girls motored -irorn Montague to Charlottetown on Mondayﬁlight where they at- itended the opening of the Forum. IThe party reported that the ice was in excellent condition and that a pleasant time was enjoyed

by a .1,

, W. '; Mr. Douglas MilCLﬂlEll, Monta-

inlliovr. m,“ the Montague Tennis Chm} tain Williams of the "Amber-

_ . “HWY. 1s Qonsideﬂng placing a new stone that they have arrived satc-

...' 'I°""" brick-clay covering on the iwholevly at Cardmr waleb H‘? reimrted

- ‘ ; in the comm Although at present medhat they had had rough weather

~ _ ‘ _ uima Cour.’ is quite “moth the“ has‘ during the whole trip, but had not

°""i=°" toad t d ' y l‘ lost any pit-props which speaks

minIJDIIClAS DICK oflha East) Si: ‘Sign; Theenssgfrxerw-Cgenzgtvery well icr the stevedores at quenuy it 15 m“ that a heavy lave, Georgetown. Earlier this month

_ - ‘, .. ~- v EXTRA of brmk clay w," eliminate m]; the Amberstone loaded almost

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EMPIRE TDDAY 3Il1I SATURDAY Shows: Eve. 7-845 Mot. Sat. 2.30

Battling a BULLET BLCCKADE!

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matron . _ RENO BLAIR

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sand nuisance. The court has al- ready been completely encircled with a. wire fencing.

pirivaey to the tennis club. Next year it is hoped that the club will be in a position to erect a club- house for the benefit of the mem- bers. It will also be of assistance in promoting tennis tournaments. with other clubs, and the membersl are looklng forward to a iiiie sea-i son next year. - Ian.

The number one crew of the Island Telephone Company is et- piresent placing new cross-arms on the new poles which have been erected in Montague in a line ex- tending from. the Sparrows Road. ‘to the United Church, part of‘ which was completed last year. Under the ioremanship oi Mr. David Birt, the crow is diligently working despite the cold weather so as to finish the work a: quickly as possible. After the crossarms are in position, the lines will be changed from the old poles to the new ones after which the poles will be painted, thereby complet- ing the work, Mr. Birt reports that a new conduit containing 100 pairs o! wires may soon be run through the town to relieve the

12.000 cords of pitprnps at George- Etown, supplied by Bergmanns of and gatesgM°ntague~ p placed on each side. This will allowia-TEQ. the large ship left for Eng-

iland were the pit-props are used lin the mines. After fourteen days ion the sea, the ship discharged her cargo at Cardiff which linti ‘remained inlai-t, despite the heavy

[held in the classroom on Monday.

After completing her

weather.

The regular meeting oi’ the Al- monte Young Peoples Union was

October 18th in the form of a hard times party with each mem- ber being dressed to represent very hard times. The program for the evening was under the leader- ship of Miss Minnie Greene, and consisted of games and contests which were enjoyed by all. Prizes were presented to all winners ai- ter the contests were over. Fol- lowing the prograim. a presenta- tion was made to Mr. Rudolph Hamilton, the president, who has recently received a transfer to the Bank of Nova Scotia at. Char- lottetown. A short address was given by Rev. A.S. Adams, after which Mr. Hamilton thanked the members for their lovely gifts. also recalled the many pleasant hours which he had passed at. the many

wngestion on the present tele- phone line. It is also possible that a new switchboard may be install- ed in Montague.

CIIIIDIIC BIIIIICIIITIS

Doel choking. gasping. wheezing Chronic Bronchitla make your life a miaery? Ara you kept awake by o dry. hacking or phlgmy bronchial cough? Get. [alt cafe tell with Templetonb RAZ-MAH-

meetings of the Young People's ‘Union. Lunch was then served by the ladies after which the meeting lclosed. lvfr. Hamilton joined the 8t!!! 0f the Bank o! Nova Scotia in Montague at the end of the

iwish him every success in his new work.

The president, Mrs. J.W. Ladner.

specially made to relieve the torment of Asthma. Chronic Bronchitis. Hay Fever.

Dresided at the regular meeting of

school year, and his many friends.

00c, $1.25 at druggiste everywhere.

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SHOWS- MATINEE 3.30 - EVENING 7—8.45

0n Monday evening. October 18th ‘in the Legion Hall. The meeting °D¢ned in regular form followed ‘by the roll call, and the minutes of the previous meeting. One new member, lilLrs. Peter Sinclair, was received into membership, Mrs, 'Neil Hooley gave the financial re- gport of the Auxiliary proceeds from the Legion Carnival. A very

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‘Added — Chapter No. 3 "Superman" — Bachelor Blues.

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structure from bumper lo hamper . Reveille! In awlfg low. raelng nrvea." '

Iﬂlﬂiflﬂtvry sum was realized. On

‘llydro Projects Get lFirst Call 0n Steel

“Jqlppeel In order to produce . according to ll- C. Doll, vice-president in charge of sales

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motion it was decided that the 511K111"? finance the painting of the outside of the Legion Hall which is. at present, being com. pletely renovated. ‘Ilentative plans were made for serving ilinner- to veterans and their families on November 111th. It. was moved and seconded that a special meeting be called on November 5th w complete arrangements. At the close of the meeting the member-g ‘were entertained at the home of Miss Florrle Beaten, where lunch was served by the hostess assisted by IWIS. Warren Ladner and Mrs. Neil Hooley,

(YITAWA. Oct. 20 — (C?) -~ WE. Uren, Federal co-ordinator of controls, said today hydro pro- Jects will get the first call on steel being imported from the United States, despite on expect- ed shortage. He said the Federal Government would "protect" hydro undertak- ings if the shortage. resulting from a cut in Canadian imports of steel, threatened to interfere with the building of power sources.

‘If it is found riece y - and I don't think it will be — we will certainly protect hydro In their purchase: from the CB. against less essential users," lie acid.

AIONTAGUB. P-IJ.

Holidays. ele.. by appointment Oflloa Connected Will Drug llon

"Collecting and truckinl M85 for Canada Packers every Tues- day from Mt. Stewart and vicinity For trucking service contact Earl Jay.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers Limited from Vernon River. Uigg. Avondale and surrounding districts every Tues- day. Ralph Lea.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers Ltd. from Hampton and surrounding dis- tricts every Tuesday. George Duns- ford.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers every Tuesday and Friday from Victoria. Albany. Bedeque. Kinkora and surrounding districts. Phone or contact L. D- McLeod s. Son, Victoﬁa s-aa or Albany 39-11.

"Loading hogs for Canada Pack- ers Ltd" at Northlm “ill-ION every Tuesday. For detailed infor- mation and truckinl service con- tact. Spurgeon Dymﬂlt. P011 m“ (the Richmond Bay Buyinz 0111b).

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packer; every Tues- day and Friday from Canoe Cove. Rice Point. Lone Creek. Arty! Shore. Archie McKinnon.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers Limited from Cornwall and vicinity every Tue- day. Hazen Howard-

"collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers Limited everv ‘Tuesday from Annandalo and vic- inity. J. G. MacDonald (MacDon- ald's ‘Pransferl.

"Collecting and trucking hogs 1'01‘ Canada Packers from st. Peters Bear River and surrounding dia- tricts every Tuesday. Phone er contact Roddie Pratt.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers every Thurs- day from Fredericton. Colville and New Wiltshire. For trucking eer- vice contact D. L. McDowell.

"Collecting hogs for Canada Packers Ltd, every Tuesday from Cranaud, Kinkora and surrounding districts. Write or phone collect. R N Dawson Cfﬂpauﬂ

"Collecting and trucking hogs h-r Canada Packers every Tueklal from York, Covehead and vicinity For trucking service Phone Lloyd Vassey, York, l590-1l.

"Collecting and trucking hogs tnr Canada Packers from Morell,

districts every Tuesday. and Rosslter.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers Limited avert Tuasday from Gaspereaux Pan-

Harbour North. Carl Graham.

"Collecting and

ing districts. Washington Young Bothwell. List your hogs Robertson's store.

Midgell, Bristol and surrounding Dingwell

mum Island, Sturgeon and Murray

trucking hogs for Canada Packers Tuesday every week from Elmira and surround-

at A.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada. Packers every Tues- day, irom Dromorc. Johnston's River and Water-vale. For trucking service contact Eddie Shes.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers from Newtown Cross. Orwell Cove, Millview.Cher- ry Valley, Eldon and Vernon every Tuesday. Walter Crane.

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers Limited from Montague and Surrounding dis- tricts every Thursday For trucking service please contact Sid Mclean

"Collecting and trucking hogs tor Canada Packers from Murray River, Belle River and surrounding iistricts every Tuesday. For truck» mg service phone or contact E. R. Beck

"Collecting and trucking hogs for Canada Packers from Souris New. Zealand. Rollo Bay and sur- rounding districts even-y ‘Tuesday For trucking service contact Rnddie McIntyre.

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ALL DAY MONDAY AND

SWIFTS MARKETING SERVICE

HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO PROVIDE EVERY FACILITY

BE SURE TO DIRECT YOUR HOGS TO SWIFT'S LOADING EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY

CONTACT OUR AGENT IN YOUR VICINITY

.. JAMES H. MCLIX

—CHAIILOTTETOWN PENS--

PHONE I457 FOR TRUCKING SERVICE IN THE CHARLOTTETOWN AREA

SWIFT CAIIADIAII CD.. Limited

NG YOUR HOGS

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CLAYTON GREEN

I. GEORGE MACKAY . BERT TROWSDALI OLIVER CAMPBELL WILLIAM BELL

GRANT McLEOD KEITH RAMSAY HARRY WAUGII ROBERT IIOGG

UNTIL 11:30 AM. TUESDAY

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FAMOUS FLORAL PRINTS ' ARE BACK AGAIN

' Tone on Tone Blankets

Ends bound with extra wide satin ribbon. Size 72 x 84.

Colon:- Lcrlrspur. ZInnIc. Juniper Green, Wood Rose

$13.50 each

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Two OucIilies-‘RAMCREST or FAMOUS-Plain colors of Bcbv Size 36 x 54.

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DISPLAYS 11o.

Georgetown And Vicinity

Miss Joyce “Billie" Jenkins has returned home from a few days visit to Charlottetown.

On Monday truokmen were en- gaged in unloading and hauling a car oi coal for St. James’ Church and Parochial House.

Captain John Fitzgerald. J12. oi Boston. Mass. is on a short visit to his parents, Captain and lvlrs. J. J. Fitzgerald.

Mrs. Arnold of hiaine. U.S.A., is visiting in Georgetown where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs Ella. MacKinnon.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bushey. their daughter Lois and Miss Louise Murphy. motored from Souris on Wednesday and attend- ed St. James’ Church bazaar in the Town Hall.

King's County Sheriﬂ‘. J.B. ‘Ed- win Reid oi Rollo Bay, was a business visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday where he swore in his bailiffs. Mr. Patrick Murphy and Mr. George MaoCormick.

Mr. Walter MacNelll. secretary in the superintendent o! the Can- adian National Railways in Char- lottetown. was a recent visitor to hia parents. lvfr. and Mrs. Andrew MaoNelll. of Richmond Street.

Mr. John Cowan, from Orange. New Jersey, is visiting relatives and friends in Montague and Lower Montague. and on Wednes- day he called on many old sc- qusintances in Georgetown.

Cleo.

Many of the farmers of Burnt Point and Georgetown Royalty are now engaged in digging, oper- atlons having been held up for the tops to die. It ls to be hoped that the present cold weather will moderate, while those digging op- erations are underway.

The regular October sitting of the County Court, Fifth circuit. was held on ‘Tuesday. Oct. 19th in the Court House with County Court Judge O. St. Clair ‘rralnor presiding. Two cases were on the docket but due to the non-appear- ance oi the parties they were set over until the December sitting of the Court.

Friends of Maurice "Mike" Lory who is now attending Dal- housio University in Halifax, will

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be interested to hear that he has made the University's ﬁrst foot- brill iEnglislil team. Ho played considerable foot-ball while a stu- dent at Prince of Wales College,

where he also excelled as a boxer

and in track and ﬁeld. and it. is pleasing to hcar of a local athlete making good iii the larger centre. , of competition.

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LIC BYRON HOWLETT, MINISTER

Special Evangelistic Services will be held in these Churches beginning Sunday Oct. 24 until Friday, Oct. Z9.

Sunday Oct. 24. Hozelbrook 3:00 P. M. Monday and Tuesday —- Huzelbrook. i Wednesday Thursday and Fridoy - Cross Road's. I

Schedule subject to change. Please watch for daily onnouo- ( cements. All midweek meetings at B P. M. _ I

The minister will be assisted oi these services by Rev. H.‘ R. Bell.

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(A series of services will be held at Alexandra and Uigg the

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m following week)

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