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The annual meeting will be held in the United Church Hall at Smlris on Thursday evening, August 18th at 8:30 p-m. Reports covering the lust year of operation will be submitted and officers will be elected for the ensuing year. All interested are in- vlted tn attend.

MELVIN J. McQUAlD, Secretary.

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HlI-NTSI IONTAGUI! IIlNld I. landry. Aluert-Altkan, Ill!- Iﬂﬂ Its

Harriet Clair. Whit Waldon Invers-

lollowlng places In Montague: ls Georgetown: ‘lbs lost Olrlss:

leper: In 5t. Peter's:

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Miss B. A. Llewellyn; an Otwy. In Souris: London's sud Flurenns The Post Olflck

- JITITED FOOTWEAR at thi Montague Shoe Store. .

dream. ruunsnnve and spoctacls repairs. V. R. Pepler, The Jeweller, Montague.

Mrs. ‘Sadie Garrick. matron o1‘ the Provincial Inﬁrmary, spent a few days visiting relatives in Bos- ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacDon- ald and friends motored to Dal- vay on Sunday for a tour through the National Park.

Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Wil- roa MacLure, and Miss Julie Pros- per were recent visitors to Point Prim, where they were given a tour of the Boy Scout camp.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISEBS~\ Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prev- ious day to guarantee lnnertion. Out of city advertisers who tele- phone ciassiﬂeds, etc, should par- ticularly bear this in mind.

JTRIBUTE T0 A FRIEND- I-lls many friends will sincerely regret to learn oi’ the passing of Mr. William Garrick at his home in Montague on Monday night. Although Mr. Garrick had been ill for the past year following a severe illness, his untimely pass- ing came as a shock to his friends who knew “Bill" so well. Even on Monday afternoon and evening he had talked with many of his friends on the lawn and, as usual, was in a happy frame of mind. Toward the latter part of the evening. however, he felt some- what ill. and was immediately re- moved to the house where he shortly passed away. A well- known ball player in his youth. "Bill" remained actively interest- ed in all athletic sports through- out his life, coaching the Mont- ague Primroses in their golden days of hockey supremacy. The youngsters also benefltted from his vast experience, and many a youth today will remember the timely advice from one who knew how to play the game. not only of sport, but also of life. As a tri- bute io a gentleman and friendﬂ here are Shelley's words:

“Peace. Peace! He is not dead, he doth not sleep-

I-le hath awakened from the dream of life—-...

He hath outsoared the shadow of our night;

Envy and calumny and hats and

pain.

And that unrest which men mis- call delight.

Can touch him not and torture not again.

A field is spread, on which a newer band

Have pitched in Heaven's smile

their camp of death, Welcoming him we lose. with

, the thrills

sale advis. and auction advis. etc. on our Financial Page.

Mrs. George Bell, Charlotte- town, is spending a few days in Montague, guest of Mrs. Dennis Ceilings.

Mr. Jack MacLeod, commercial traveller, spent the day in Mont- ague and vicinity calling on his regular customers.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Landrlg- an, Boston, Mass, are spending a few weeks in Montague, guests of Mrs, Landrigans parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ceilings.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bealon, Montague, were weekcnd visitors to Flat River, guests nf Mr. Beat- on‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Beaten.

Miss Anne Hume, Charlotte- town, is spending a two weekl vacation at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hume.

Mr, Waldo White, who arrived in Mohtaguc in attend the funeral services of his father. the late Clarence White, has lcft for‘ his home in Balgonie, Sask.

Mr. and Mrs. William MacLag- gen, accompanied by their daugh- tcr Joan, are visiting for a few days in Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. illabon.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Paul and their daughters Lois and Phyllis are leaving for Napanee, Ont. on Wednesday morning after spend- ing thc past three wccks in Mnnt- ague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mrs. Roland Martin of Ottawa is visiting in Georgetown where she is the guest of her parents, Mr. and lVlrs, Harry Fraser.

On Wedncsday afternoon the Rev. S. J. Boyce attended the funeral of the Rev. D. M. McGow- an, B.A., at the Dundas United Church COMClPYY, He went to re- prcsent lht- congrcgaiinn of St. David's Church, Gcurcctinvri. of which Mr. lticflnwzm was minlsicr from 1923 lo 1926.

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Mr, and hlrs. Edward Bulpiit of Roscneath, with their guests Mr. and Mrs. "Arihilr G. Parkcl" of Dickinson. North Dakota, cnjnycd of deep-sea fishing during last week when, with Mr. Victor Refuse and Mr. Temple Gotell, in the farmer's fishiuy boat, thcy made the run in the

scarce rrtinguished breath.

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your skin ltches and burns because of ltssma. Psoriasis, Red Blutches, Pius lea, Blackheads or Acne, rnskiu you our ar- rasssd and uncomfortable. “n01:

so way action works ou a srnoothsr, sottsr. eissrar int 1. aeolian itchi burning andsmart- ins in ‘I minutes. I. s many ssrrns and ..~r-=.':.-r:=-*s.: s:.:.~.-:.s: or ers. . e ps s e . - lat for Nisaknn today! llouay back unlaI Illusion Illilﬂll IN-

cod and hnke fishing grounds ill ihc Gulf waters oil this port.

workmen were engaged early in th__e week in doing repair work i to the roof of the King's Cnuniyl jail. This work was rccommenrl- cd in tho Grand Juryﬂs rcpnrt nix, the rcccnt sitting of the Suprcmci Court, and the authorities are to be commcnderLfor their prompt- ness in having the work under- taken.

On Monday evening an ice cream festival and bingo was held on the grounds of St. James

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Church. The weather was perfect for the occasion, and the large ‘crowd spent an enjoyable even- ‘ing. The grounds were illumin- muted by lights hung from ths ‘many beautiful trees, and conven- ‘iently placed seals provided those attending with a means of relax-

ing’: program.

Bristol and Vicinity Mr. Anslem Lapierre, cook on

the Dredge at Maipequs, spent Sunday at his home here.

Mr_ Alfred MacDonald left last wcck on return to Halifax after n short stay with his parents hers.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvins Byrne and son Mel. Jr. spent s few days here last week at their old homes.

Mr. Joe Kelly, Toronto, is spend- ing his vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, at present.

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Mrs. P. R, Sinnott has returned from a short visit with old friends in Halifax, N.S., where she re- sided some years ago,

Mr. William McKenzie of the staff of S. A, MacDonald, spent Sunday with friends of long years standing, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jay.

The forty hours Devotion that opened at the Little Flower Church on Friday morning closed on Sun- day evening with closing service by the pastor.

On next Friday the forty hours will open at the Church of St. Laurence and close on Sunday ove- ninil. Father Sullivan and Fath- er Ellsworth are assisting Father McKcnnn with the devotions. '

A large crowd from here went to Lennox Island on Sunday by chartered hus for Indian Island Sunday ceremonies. They report a lovely trip and an outing much appreciated.

Mr, end Mrs. Luke Dunn and Mr. Dunn's sister, Miss Marlon Dunn, who have been visiting their former homes here where members o! the good families still reside leave on Friday for their home in Lynn, Mass, where Mr. Dunn, and Miss Dunn hold good positions for mnny years. Lust week it was slated they were vis- iting their aged mother this was

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b This morning Mrs. Jones opened s savings account at a neighbourhood branch of

The Hank of Nova Scotia. She was a Iiilla u when she entered the bank. But a very efficient man made it so easy for her.

This man was the teller. Quickly he explained the simplicity of making deposits. “Just let m0 have your signature, Mrs. Jones", he said. “Now here is your pass-book. It is a copy of tho Bank's own record of your dc nails.” It w" all done in a few minutes. But rs. 1011c!

felt she had met a friend.

Each man and woman on the stalls of Tile Ban‘ of Nova Scotifs more than 300 branches is trained to make banking service both efficient and pletnt. Whatever your banking needs you will ﬁnd in The Bank of Nova Scoiis men and women who can help you trensact

your business the way vou like it.

THE BANK 0F. NOVA SCOTIA T. F. Mitchell, Manager, Charlottetown. IE-I.

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Throu h facilities made available by theDe - "m5 lllll Welfare, Tuberculosis Div Ion, Chest Clinic will be held throughout the Province dur- lng the month of August as follows:

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