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NEW WAGONS -- Steel and Rub- ber Tired; NEW SLEIGHS, a i'ew rquilt; DRIVING WAGONS on hand. Wagon Repair Work. 91'0- perly done. New Paris. Also Wagon and Sleigh Painting.
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' Mr. Walter Campbell, and Mr. Lemuel Butbr or Peters Road were visitors to Montague yester- day. c-:-- U
Miss Aphra wisner of char- lottetoyn, spent the -weekend in Montague, the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Lester Maclieod.
Mrs. twood Ojconnor 01 Mill- town as is spending a tew days in Brudenell. the guest at Miss Doris Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Finley, ac- companied by Mrs. Flnley's mother, Mrs. Cirltlin. were visitors to Mon- tague on Monday. the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Arnold vanlderstine.
Mr. Ray Grliiin, who has been employed in Souris, spent the past iew days at his home in Montague, before" leaving (or the Magdalen Islands on business.
Mrs. Ernest Martin and son. Jim-my. of Brooklyn. N.Y., returned to their home after visiting with Mrs. Martin's sister. Mrs. Hubert Nelson, Montague.
Georgetown and Vicinity
..' Mr. Nathan Mair who was been student-in-charge of a United Church Mission Field at Grant: Vallqq. Sasl:.. has resumed his theological studies at Emmanuel College, University of Toronto.
Miss Mary Gotell has returned to her home in Georgetown, ai- ter a visit with her brother Mr. Joseph Gotell otvthe Royal Can- adian Air Force in Moncton, N, 3.
Mr. William Prosper recently took employment as a crew mem- ber oi Department at Public works Dredge No. 15. which is engaged in digging in the Montague River.
Miss Joyce "Billie" Jenkins who has been employed at the Barn Restaurant during the past iew months, has returned to her home in Georgetown. -
Friends of Mrs. John C. Gotell. who is a patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital, will be pleased to hear that her oondition is improv- ing and all wish her a. speedy re- turn to her home.
Miss Gallant,-Teacher in George- town High School, was a week-end vistors to her home in Rutsico
Mrs. F, J. Solomon returned to her home on Sunday irom the Ohariottetown Hospital where she has been a patient Iollowlng a serious injury to her foot. last week.
Mrs. S. J. normal! and daughter Elizabeth, who have spent the past iew months as their summer home. The Highlands left early in the week iar their home in New York.
Como Irzraraoa. . . on aoluancw. IN NEW Matt COMEDY
The mad and merry Marx Bro- thers. 1-Iarpo. Chico and Grouch), will be with us again today when their current romp. "Dove Happy." bows in at the. Prince Edward Theatre through United Artists re- lease. Lester Cowan. best known tor his 'fstory of GI Joe," based on the (uncut Ernie Pyle war col- umns,-talres his ilrat venture into v the realm of comedy with this mm and comes. off with one of the aprigfhtliest. zaniest bits 01 zcrwn fare to come out or Hollywood this season.
"Lava Happy" has Home. (or the that time. playing the major Mrx Brothers role, in I story of mad romance and comic intrigue. Op- posite the Marx's are I. trio of hlondea: Tlona Massey, Marion Hutton and Vera-Ellen. In sup- porting roles are such wail-known players as Melville cooper. mic 31019. Leon Beiuco. Bruce Gor- don and Paul Valentine.
David Miller directed from a. mint suggested by name Marx. Ana ltoneli. who has the distinct-
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...... Mr. and Mn. Joseph Lannigsn, Montague. have as their guests Mr. Lannigans mother. Mrs. John Lannigan, Georgetown. , . .
the summer ” at his home in Mont . left on Sunday for Tor- onto. where he will continue stud- ies at the University oi Toronto. ,n' PASSll.8' EXAMS - Her friends on Prince Edward Island will be pleased to hear that Miss Juel Stale, iormerly of Moreil, has successfully passed her Grade XII examinations in Dorchester High .ScvhooI. N..B., leading her class in History. Juei has accepted a posit- ion in Moncton.
Prize List For Souris EXIIIIIIIIIIII
CLASS IX-HOUSEKEEPING
Section I-Dark Fruit Cake (9 entries): -
1. Mrs. Annie L. Mccormack
2. Mrs. Colin Dixon, East Baltic 3. Mrs. Angus Mccormack, Souris Section 2 - Light Fruit Cake: 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon
2. Mrs. Annie L. Mccormack
3. Mrs. Waiter Dixon
Section 3-Pound Cake (plain): 1. Mrs. Annie Mccormack
2. Mrs. Angus Mccormack
3. Mrs. John B. Macisaac Section 4-Sponge Cake (plain): 1.1 Mrs. Colin Dixon .
2. Mrs. Percy A. White. Souria 3. Mrs. Wi-lfredzwrighi
Seetlon 5-Chocolate Cake (11 entries):
1. Mrs. S. Giliispie
2. Mrs. Arthur Wright
3. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald section 6-Light Cake (Iced, 10 entries): - ,
1. Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Souris 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew
3. Mrs. Waller Dixon
Section 7-Single Loaf White Bread (13 entries):
1. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald, 2. Mrs. Percy White
3. Mrs. Colin Dixon
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1. Mrs..Alex Robertson 2; Mrs. Walter Dixon- 3. Mrs. Colin Dixon : , Section I-Bolla, III entrloll. 1. Mrs. 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon 3. Mrs. John B. Macisaao Section 10-Tea Bkulllt (20 en- triea): , I , ' y in linetta Smith. Clown: Brae .Mrs. Irving Baker 3. Mra.i.Ma,)or Reid Section ll-Loaf. Fruit or Not: . 1. Mrs. Colin Dixon 2. Mrs. J. B. Matthew . a. Mrs. copl.) Lionel strong. Sourls. , Section 13-Bran Muffins ,(l0 entries): 1. Mrs! Waiter Dixon 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon 3."lVI4's. John W. Robertpn Section 13-Oatmeal Cooklel .(1I entries): . 1. Mrs. Walter Cheverle. Sourla 2. Mrs. Isaac Arsenauit 3. Mrs. Waiter Dixon Section I4--Doughnuts (0 tries): 1. Mrs; John W. Robertson - 2. Mrs. Colin Dixon 3. Mrs. .1-lay Dixon Section ikAppIa Pie (I3 ' en- tries): ' 1. Mrs. Reid Underhay, Fortune 2. Mrs. Angus McCoi-mack 3. Miss Pearle Stewart, Kings- boro. V section 15-Raisin Pie (7 entries): 1. Mrs. Annie McCormaek 2. Mrs. Reid Underhay 3. Mr!. Daniel MacLaren Section 11-Lemon Pie (13 en- tries): 1. Miss Pearle Stewart 2. Mrs. Annie Mccormack 3. Mrs. Daniel Maclalachern Section 18 - Pint Jar Mixed Pickles: S 1. Mrs. J. B. Matthew 2. Mrs. Ray Mar:Lean 3. Miss Helen F. Maclsaac. Souris Line Road. Section 19 S-- Mustard Pickles, Home Made: ' 1. Mrs. Guv Cotiin, Rollo Bay 2. Mrs. Irving Robertson 3. Mrs. John B. Maclsaac Section 20--Chow Chow, Home Made: i. Mrs. 2. Mrs. 3. Mrs. River. Section l. Mrs. 2. Mrs. 3. Mrs'. Section 1. Mrs. 2. Mrs. 3. Mrs. Section 1. Mrs. Section 1. Mrs. 2. Mrs. 3. Mrs.
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Section 8-Single Loaf Whole. Wheat or Graham:
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CUT MIXED PEEL, 7 oz. size
STRAWBERRY JAM, Mt. Stewai-t,l12 oz..tin 25c LARD,. per 25c CANNED PEAS, 2 tins . 29c) CANNED CORN, 2 tins . 29c
Men's Fleeced UNDERWEAR- v ' Combinations, suit Shirts or Drawers, garmen
Men's striped DRESS SHIRTS, vat dyed,.fused collar-Special ............................. ., ................. .. 51 Cotton WORK GLOVES, blue knitted wrist- Special, pair 29c .Menis OVERALLS. zipper front, garment 54.5 Men's Bib-Front OVERALLS, sizes 34-44- Garment , 33,50 INDIAN BLANKETS, leach .............................. .. S359 Check Flannellette BLANKETS, size 70x84. Pr. S425 PRINT COTTON, approximately 36": wide. Yd. 39c
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