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.."IHI MONTAGUI SHOE STORE is new carrying a oom- plgil line o! children's and misses‘ S oes. “

..° DANCE IN CURLING RINK -On May 24th a special dance was

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large crowd in attendance. Special music was supplied by Don Mes- ser's Orchestra giving old-time and modern music. '

._,.._ ..° PASSED AWAY — There passed away at the Sacred Heart Home Mr. Henry McCormsc at the age o! ‘i8 years. The late Mr. Mc- Cormac ior many years was em- ployed at the cheese isctory at Dundas where he became well- known throughout the whole dis- trict. He was buried from the home oi Mrs. Bessie McCormac at 8t. Georges. The- late Mr. McCorniac had no family. Pallbearers were Messrs John Somers, Joseph Camp- bell, Leo Faye, Leslie Hunter, Aug- ustus MacDonald .and Lorne Wig- ginton. Those who were acquaint- ed with Mr. McCormac will miss his cheeriul outlook on iiie. and the many expressions oi kindness he gave to all with whom he came in contact.

..' SPECIAL MEETING -- A special meeting oi the Cancer Cam- paign organization was held in the Legion Hall on Wednesday night with Mr. Lester MacLeod as chair- man ior the Montague district. Mr. Doug MacGowan was appointed as captain o1 the team ior the north side oi the Bridge, and Mr. Hewsori Kydd as captain ior the south. Some forty returned men canvass- ers were appointed ior an all out campaign on Thursday. and each man was given a small specific territory to cover. A special names committee was also appointed to LuiliBCl the business men oi the town. Each canvasser was given his territory and the list oi names on which to call. lt ls hoped to complete the canvass in ollc alter- zzouii. AL the same time the canvass l3 being carried on in the outside rural sections. and Mr. AI‘. Camp- bell. Kings County organizer. re- ports that the returns are even greater than pre-canvass expecta- tions. This is indicative oi the ben- evolent spirit with which the peo- ple support this worthy cause, which has ior its purpose the edu- cation o! the populace on the cur- abillty oi cancer in its earliest stages. -

Georgetown and Vicinity

The Provincial Government road machine arrived here on Wednes- day and: it is understood it will spend several days In the Town. putting many oi our streets in iirst class shape. The Council is also endeavouring to secure the services o! a bulldozer ior levelling oii work on the ‘Down Dump.

Many oi our most prccninent gardeners who make a specialty oi raising early products have some oi the earlier varieties oi vegetables up in their gardens. The cold and aimless weather has had a ten- dency to delay planting in the mﬂority oi eases and an increas- ed activity in this respect can be looked ior with the coming oi warmer mother.

A representative oi Quaker Oats products called on Georgetown cus- tomer's on Wednesday. this man recmtly returned from s. business trip to the Magdalene Islands and reports exceptionally large catches of lobsters being taken there by the ﬁshermen. .

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..'WI ARI now iestuxiing at the Montague Shoe Store the Sold mo: ior men in Gillie and Strap styles,

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Vicinity _ Bill Alyward was a business visi or to the Ciiy on Tuesday.

Mrs. John Keeie, was a business visitor to the city m Saturday.

Miss Agatha MacDonald. spent the week-end in the city with her sister Mrs. Reginald MacDonald.

Mr Joe Od-lanleyﬁearriage re- pair man was in the city on Wed- nesday on business in his line,

Mrs. Ernest Rossiter was in the div on Saturday as was Miss Mabel O'Brien and Mr John Keete_ A

Cod ilshing is reported as very good along the north shore here now and the fish are very large.

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Francis, spent the week-end in Morel]. Mr. Francis is an ardent trout ﬁsher- men.

Trout tishing is pretty well at a standstill now as the streams are <11°88ed with gaspereaux and they will be around ior a long time.

Mr. and Mrs, Joe Donovan, were Su-nday visitors to head oi Hills- boroush at the home of Ml". and Mrs. Ernest Bzmbrick.

Mir. and ma. Melvine Bryn-t City. spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. O'Brien, at their Summer residence.

Mrs. Flosale l-lnoper was in thr- City on Friday on a business trip. She arrived irom Boston a week ﬁgo after spending the winter ere.

Mrs. Rnddie Oﬂaniey, lei; on Saturday morning ior Souris in 101m her limb-and at one o! the packing plants there. They will bc there until the Fail.

- Mr Gus MacDonald. who has been employed in the city as a tin- lsh carpenter ior a long time spent the week-end at his home here. He reports work getting underway again aiter a very slow winter.

The large head stone erected in memory o! the late Art Eldershaw in the Little Flower Cemetery. has been re-painted and re-lettered by his son Harry. The weather had beaten the lettering and ﬁnish oti.

Lobster ﬁshing that was extra good here tool: a sudden change ior the worse last week and reports are that catches are very small now and the plants on part time work and some days closed.

Mr. Allen MacDonald, s retired man who spent the past winter with his brother Norman, left rec- ently ior his home in New Hamp- shire. l-le will be black again short- 1y ior the Summer months with his car_

It is reported here that a young returned man is making plans to buy the old Hooper saw mills b¢t- ter known as the old MciEwen Mills that have been idle ior some time. We understand the deal is not yet completed.

Mr. and Mrs. James Whalen. have returned home irom Bostmi. where they spent the winter months since retiring from iarm» lng a iew years ago they go to Bos- ton, every winter but the love ior the old home brings them backin 1119 5W1"!- ‘Ilhéy are both looking very well.

Quite a iew irom this vicinity attended the graduation at S. D. U. on Monday aiternoon. They were invited guests oi Cyril sinnott. who was one oi the many leaving the old college. Among the guests was his eighty-dive year old grandfather Mr. John T. O'Brien, who himself passed through the old P. W. C. college doors some seventy years ago as a boy and still recalls the day very clear.

It is understood that Mr L. L. Cox. has received an order ior one thousand cases oi canned cod ﬂsh This will keep the plant busy tor some time siter the lobster season is over and ii no further orders are received the ﬂsh will ‘be salted. The closing oi many oi the plants will throw quite a nirmber oi men and women out oi employment tor the greater part oi the Slammer em- ployment they were depending on.—\B.

SIIARPBII OOTEBS

In the hands oi the Indians oi Brazil the blow-gun ls a deadly weapon. They can _kill birds with it at a distance oi 200 yards.

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The Shakespearean epic, product oi.’ months oi labour on the part o! Britain's foremost cameranien. artists, iilm editors and musicians, was produced and directed by Sir Laurence himself. For their etiorts. the makers were awarded the Academy Awards oi “best iilm oi

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