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Mrs. William MacLaren was a recent. visitor to Monte-Cut
William Rushes Wll I to Georgetown on Friday-
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Mr. Leonard Fill-RIB“ "14 m- Gordon Ross visited Months“! °11 Friday.
Mr. Maurice Donovan oi Pic- tou, N. 8., visited hero over the week-end.
Mrs. Allister H. Stewart was a visitor to Charlottetown on Sat- urday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Solomon and family visited their daufihtel‘. 31'- M. Carmelita at Tracadio Cross convent on Sunday.
Mr. Nathan Mair, school teach- or at Great Village. N. 8.. Was l visitor to his home in George- town over the holiday.
Miss Dorothy Cullon oi Hali- isx. was a recent visitor at the homo oi his sister, Mrs. Richard Curley, Brudenell.
Miss Teresa Morrison, R. N., 0f at. John, N. 3.. was a recent visitor to his homo in George- town.
Charles MacConnell, R. C. N., stationed at Stadscono in Hali- iax, paid s visit to his home ior Thanksgiving.
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Prince oi Wales students who spent tho holidays at their homes were: Vivian and Eileen Wood, John Perry, Arnold H0bb5_
Lorne Mair, school teach. or st North Rustico, is spending his Thanksgiving holidays at his homo in Georgetown.
Mil Virginia Grant, Miss D0; Roch-o and Miss Louise Murphy, students at Notre Dame, Char. lottetown. are visiting their homes age.‘ ovor tho ‘thanksgiving hon.
--_ Th. ‘"35"’! Supply oi coal for
the Kins’: County Court House and -
Jail was delivered on Friday, from tho schooner Beatrice P,
A Canadian National Railway extra sang are engaged in pick- lll! "P rails. on what is known a; tho new siding.
Charlie MacDonald of Moum, Stewart was a recent guest of Miss Nellie and Miss Sarah Mac- Phee. Burnt Point.
Mr. Raymond Lavandier has made several large deliveries o1 his fine turkeys to customers in Charlottetown and reports a very satisfactory price,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fitz- gerald. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Lav. ers and son Jackie, motored to Charlottetown on Eaturday.
John Boyce of Charlottetown spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. s. J. Boyce at tho United Church Manse.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Currie of Charlottetown enjoyed the holi- day week-end in Georgetown where they were the guests of Mrs. Currie's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Gotell.
Mr. Bernard Batchilder, engin-
eer oi Tug Fredericton at Wood Islands. spent the holiday week- end with his wiie and family. Mr. Batchilder had with him as his guest, Mr. Arch MacLean oi Wood Islands. Tho following 5t. Dunstan! students spent tho Thanksgiving holidays at their homes in Georgetown: Richard Do Lory, Ronnie Condon, Ray Grant, mil- len Do Lory, Arnold Murphy and Claude Wallace.
LARGEST U-S. FLAG
NEW YORK. Oct. ll — (AP) — ‘Hie largest American flog ovor flown - woidhmg s00 pound- — was raised today on tho Now J01‘- sey tower oi tho Goorgo Washing- ton Bridge ovor the Hudson River.
It took 1.9 men using dour ma- diino winches to haul up tho 00-‘ by 90-foot flag on guy ropes weigh- ing 5.000 pounds. Raised in cele- bration oi Columbus Day. iiho flag will bo flown each hollds! Whfin Ind velocity permits, tho port o! flow York authority announced.
HONOR LUMBER INDUSTRY
senor-roam. N. 1- ((2) -- l monument to the liunbor in- dustry oi the Maritime Provinces has been erected by tho Historic Sites and Monume ‘ Board of Canada in Riverview Park here. near the mouth of tho St. John River. Bites have been chosen on tho Ottawa River and in British Columbia ior similar monuments.
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MONTAGUI: Harold F. Landry, All!!! All-let. III. Byron
Stewart, Miss llarrlet Clair.
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GEORGETOWN: Waldon Layers.
Tho Guardian ma! be bought at any o! tho following places in Montague: Annear and Llewellyn, Mrs. Clay In Georgetown: Tho Post Office; In Souls: Condom’: and floronoo Roper; In 8t. Peter's: The Post Oliioo
I Mr. Roy Brook, Murray Har- bour, was a visitor to Montague _on business.
l Mr. Fulton Campbell, Montague, ‘motored to Charlottetown on i business. I
| Mr. Peter White, Murray Har- -bour, was a recent visitor to Montague on business.
Mr. John Johnston. Murray Harbour, paid a visit to Monta- gue on business.
l Mr. Hasen MacLure. Murray Harbour North. spent the day in Montague on business.
i Mr. A. J. Boudreault, Montague, proprietor of the egg grading sta- tion, was a recent visitor to Charlottetown on business.
i- Mil Blanche Murray, Summer-
Miss Hazgl Yeo, first year stu- dent at Acadia University whera she is studying secretarial scienco, ls enJoying tho Thanksgiving holl- dsy at her homo in Montague.
Messrs. Richard MacLean, Bill MacIntyro and Blair MacLaren, students attending Prime o! Wales College, are enjoying the Thanks- giving holiday at their rospectivo homes in Montague.
Tho many friends of m. James Llewellyn, Murray Harbor North, will be glad to learn that he is successfully recovering irorn his
operation in the King's County Hospital. A new tractor was taken to
Sourls yesterday to be sold in that district. The delivery oi the trac- tnr was made by Mr. Douglas Mac- Laren. and Mr. Bryer Llewellyn, staff of the Bergman Constructifl
side, is visiting in Montague. Company, Montague.
guest oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Lorne -—--
Johnston. Mr. Goldie Delany, Charlotte- town, commercial traveller ior
i Mrs. Donald Adams, Summer- Quaker oats, was in Montague
side. is visiting in Montague, guest paying his usual visit to his
; oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Vickerson.
Mr. Albert Aitken, Montague. was a visitor to Georgetown Fri- day, where he visited his many friends.
Misses Eileen Lane, Ruth Stew- art and Faye Stewart motored to Charlottetown where they spent the day visiting their many friend!-
Miss Myrna Kemp, Sturgeon, spent a pleasant week end at Lower Montague, the guest 0i Shirley Taylor.
Miss Arlene Yeo, staff oi the Income Tax Office, Charlottetown,
ai her home in Montague visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Yeo.
Miss Alice Fraser, member oi the Prince Street School teaching staff, spent the week end visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie Fraser.
Miss Jean Adams, who has been employed in Halifax is spending the week end in Montague with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Adams.
Mr. Arthur MacLennan is at
1 present hauling lumber ‘from Wood
Islands to Montasue. Where it i!
,to be purchased by Mr. Doc Mac- Lennon.
Mrs. listen. has been discharged from tho King's County Hospital which sho entered a short time ago (or a medical check-up.
Tho regular meeting oi Acme Rebekah Lodge, Montague, was held on Thursday, Oct. 9, at the Lodge rooms with Mrs. M. C. Roy- nolds. P.N.Ci-., presiding.
A very successful afternoon tea. sponsored by the C. G. I. T. oi the United Church. Montague was held in the Giit Shoppe oi Miss Minnie Green, Wednesday. Oct. 8th.
A special bus oi tho Eastern Coach Lines, driven by Russel Munn, took s group of young people to Charlottetown
dance.
Mrs. Harold Beck, Guernsey Cove, accompanied by Mrs. Mac- Kay, wero visitors to Montague Friday.
in Montague visiting iriends. Mrs. Mao Clay. Montague. owner l and proprietor oi the Bison Ros- tsurant, accompanied by hey-i daughter Edith. and Mr. Allredi Lowery, motored to Charlottetownf when they visited their many~ friends. i
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Mr. Ewart Keeping, Guernsey Cove, who is tho lighthouse keep- l er in that district, spent the dayl
is spending the holiday week endi
Charles MacDonald. Al-
clients.
Dr. Heath Macintyre. Char- lottetown, spent the day in Mon- tague. where he paid a visit to the King's County Memorial Hos- pital. accompanied by Dr. Pres- ton Macintyre.
Miss Myrtle Prosper, George. WWII. who has been employed in Halifax (or the page 5.9a,’ h,“ joined the staff at Clark Bros., MOTIWZHB. where she is working l" We dry-goods department.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacGregor, Dfgimague- "Cwmivanied by Mr. and
is. Howard Vickerson, have loft for Halifax where they will spend
a few days visltl thi friends. n8 er many
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. White Mur- ray Harbour, accompanied by their so“. Murray. and theintwo daugh. ters, Mrs. James MacKay, and Miss White, spent the day in Mon- "gue- Euests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stewart.
w Mr. Elmer Lane, who for sh; Past few months has been employ- e“ at Windsor. N. S. has returned m Mmltague where he is spending the week end holiday at the home
Qt m5 Parent-S. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane.
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Many men and women can look back on $0 years of mo" enjoyable breakfasts, because of Grape-Nuts. And bu", breakfasts, too. Better balanced nourishment from that
dish of Grape-Nuts with milk or cream. Easier digestibility-quicker
Mr. Warren Ladner has undergone some renovations. Mr. Ladner has added a new section at the rear of his store for the purpose of in- creasing his stock. This new ad- junct not only enhances the ap- pearance of the new store, but also adds greatly to its serviceability in that the greater stock will much more completely satisfy the de- mand oi customers.
Mr. Art Wishart, who has been employed lit the Bank of Nova Scotia for the past year, has re- ceived a transfer to Montreal. Mr. Wishart left Montague this week for his home in Nova Scotia where he expects to spend a short va- cation prior to taking up his em- ployment in the Bank of Nova Scotia in Montreal. Accompanying Mr. Wishart was Mr. MacClair, owner and operator of Mac's Bakery, who is travelling to his wife's home in Moncton where he will spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, Charlottetown. were visitors to Montague. renewing old acquaint- ances. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson were former residents oi’ Mon- tague. but have lately moved to Charlottetown. Their iormer resi- dence has been purchased by Mr. Leon Johnston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunning,_
Montague, accompanied by their daughter Roma, motored to Pic- tou via the Wood Islands Ferry where they spent the week-end visiting Mrs. Dunning's brother, Mr. John Morrison. Miss Shirlee Dunning, who is at present at- tending Acadia University, accom- panied her uncle irom Wolivllle to Pictou, where she spent the holi- day week-end with her parents and relatives in that vicinity.
Potato digging in this locality is now getting under way with al- most all farmers preparing to dig this coming week. The report from many farmers indicate a fairly good crop with an average yield of two hundred bushels. The potatoes appear to be of good grading size with a minimum of small ones. There seems to be no presence of blight or disease in the district and the farmers expect to reap an excellent harvest.
With the farmers preparing to haul the potatoes to market, local exporters are making ready their warehouses to receivethe crop. The excellent quality o! the island potatoes provides a ready market for them in all points. and the
local exporters are allocating box-
cars for the purpose oi transport. ing the produce to foreign markets. Although there is somewhat of a scarcity of labour, the farmers ex- pect to get out their potatoes in a short time so as to catch tho first markets.
It is interesting to note that [arming is the work o! all ages, both old and young. boys and girls. and when a little girl drives a tractor. that is news. In Brudenell, a lovely little girl, Miss Verna MacLaren, age eleven years, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mac- Laren, now drives her fathers tractor. Last fall during the plow- ing season, Verna took over con- trol of the tractor, and plowed a considerable stretch all by her- self. This fan with the potato dig- ging season in full swing, Verna is again helping her father by driving the tractor. It is/lovely to watch this little girl handling tho big machine with the dexterity o! an experienced driver, and need- less to say her ability to take a man's place at the driver's wheel has been of great assistance to lier father. Such an accomplish- ment of one so young is indeed w be commended.
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