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Wednesday: Cardigan. Thursday:
Eldon, Friday; Bridgetown. Satur- ay.
..'LODGE MEETING - The rel- ular meeting oi Acme Rebekah Lodge, Montague.'was held with the Noble Grand, Miss Thelma Larter, presiding. There waava large attendance oi oilicers and members. and tentative plans were discussed for attending the semi- annual district- meeting in Char- lottetown next Wednesday alter- noon and evening. At the close oi the session. the members enjoyed a social hour of bridge.
Georgetown and Vicinity
Mr. Archibald Lanigan oi Stur- geon was a business visitor to Georgetown on Saturday.
Mr. Fred McCullough and Mr. Philip Boudreault, leit last week to. join their ship, the 5.5. Prince Edward Island which it is under- stood is proceeding to drydock.
Mr. Leo Grant. crew member of the S. S. Princess Helene. on the Saint John. N.B.. to Digby, N.S. run is holidaying in Georgetown at the home oi his iather-in-law, M: John DeLory;
Mr. and .Mrs. Robert MacKen- zie oi Souris. accompanied by kn". and Mrs. Newton Large oi Chas- lottetown motored to Georgetown on Sunday where they were guests at the home 01 Mr. and Mrs. J.W Lavors. They also called on rein- tives and irlends.
A meeting cf the Georgetown Branch No. 16, Canadian Legion B. E. S. L., was held in the- Legion Hall on Thursday night or last week. Arrangements were made ior the ordering of wreaths and pop- pies ior Remembrance Day and a committee appointed to handle the sale of the same. It was decided to call a meeting early in November to make ilnal arrangements ior thc Remembrance Day parade.
workmen are carrying on ex- tensive repairs to the root oi the King”: County Jail in Georgetown The gravel. which formerly covered the almost flat roof has been clean-
ed with three piles of ielt paper which is oeinented in place. This is
Mr. Hudeon Macpeod, Edmund- aton. N.B.. is visiting in Victoria Croae at the home oi his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacLeod.
The Misses Minnie and Sadie MacLeod oi Bridgetown were re- cent visitors to Montague. the guests of Mrs. E. C. Turner.
..'8IlNDAY SCHOOL MEETING -A meeting of the executive oi the Sunday Schools ior Southern King; met recently at the United Church. Montague. The purpose oi this meeting was to arrange plans for the convention of the Southern Kings Sunday School which is to be held in Lower Mon- tague the latter part at this month. Present at this meeting were Mrs. David Wright. Lower Montague, William MacLeod and Rev. A. C. Fraser oi Valleyiield, Dr. A. D. Macxenzie oi Montague and Rev. Maurice of Montague. Rev. F. N. Young and Mr. Lorne Wigglnton oi Montague were unable to be present. Plans were made ior the coming convention at which there will be aiternoon and even- ing sessions. and at which Rev. J. B. Wilson will be the guest speaker.
then covered with a high-grade rooilng. Mr. John Lea oi the De- partment of Public Works is in charge oi the work.
Mr. and Mrs. waiter Conohan and tamily oi Cardigan were guests at the home oi Mrs. conohan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitz- gerald on Saturday.
some oi our local men are busily engaged in the melt iishlng in- dustry and have a large number oi nets set. They report that catches are not very heavy as yet The price which started at 15c oer ib. has now dropped to 12 cents per lb. The cold storage plant oi C.l-I. Llewellyn 6: Sons Ltd. is in operation and handling the iish- ermcn's catches.
Mr. and Mrs. Crowe of Mono- ton. N. B, were visitors to George- town on Friday. Mr. crowe repre- sents the Toronto Star weekly newspaper and while in George- town he contacted Master Paul Batchiiderxwho is taking over the Star Weekly agency ior George-
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ANNIVERSARY 4 SALE
-on FRIDAY. 3. SATURDAY. ocr. 20th and me.
We wish or this time to take the op- portunity of thanking the people of Souris and vicinity for the splendid patronage which we have enioyed during the post your and hope that we may have the privilege of serving you for a long time.
Here are a few of the Special; which we will feature during these two days:-
Swift's LARD, lb. ................. .. ........- 27c Swift's SHORTENING, lb. ......... 32c CARNATION MILK. 6 for .. ... 89c SULTANA RAISINS. 2 lbs. ......... 35c PI'I'I'ED DATES, lb. ...... 29c
EXTRA FANCY MOLASSES, 40 oz. container MAGIC BAKING POWDER -
LEMON PIE FILLING, McCR.EADY'S MUSTARD PICKLE .
Heinz PICKLING VINEGAR, gal. jar ..... .. CLARK'S PORK & BEANS. 20 oz.. 2 for .. GRAVES' APPLE JUICE. 48 oz.,tin .......... ..... .. 29c AYLMER FANCY TOMATO JUICE, 48 oz. tin 29c Quality. 15 oz., 2 for ........... c Mount Stewart STRAWBERRY PRESERVE ........ 28c
.. 28c .. 29c
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25c
MARMALADE, 24 oz. jar . 33c
TOILET PAPER, 3 rolls 25c
LIFEBUOY SOAP, bath size, ............. 29c
.WO0DBURY'S SOAP. 4 cakes ................. 34c
1 lge. OXYDOL & 1 lge. IVORN SNOW ............ 59c
BUTTER. lb. 59c
BAKER'S COCONUT. 1-2 lb. pkg. 28c
i MEAT DEPARTMENT
SLICED BACON, lb. .......... ............ 59c
SAUSAGES, lb. . .... ...... . .......... ....... .... .............. 44c
BOLOGNA. lb. 39c
- HAM, l .. 93c
PORK .. 53c
CHICKEN. lb. 450
SWIPI" S SNACK ROLL (Cheese) ...... .................. 49c. ' VEGETABLES I FRUITS
LARGE ORANGES, doz. ORANGES. 288 count. doz. .. GRAPEFRUIT. 3 for . ............................... .. New Brunswick McIN'l'OSH APPLES, doz. ........ 29c COOKING APPLES,- doc. ....... .............. ........,.... CRANBERRIES. 2 lbs. ...... .. RIPE TOMATOES, 2 lbs. . ONIONS. 5 lbs. -.... ULIFDOWER
CA BANANAS, lb.
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ALL No COUPONS WILL BE DURING THOSE jl'WO DAYS.
The annual. week-end con!er- enco oi the Church oi Chrlet Young Peoples Societies was held in the Murray I-iarbourxchurch oi Christ October llth and lsth.
Onisaturday evening the ladies of the Murray Harbor Church served a lovely supper to all the visiting delegates. - 4
The evening service was open- ed by anacldress of welcome by Murray White. and Dorothy Link- letier oi Summerslde. gave the response. Robert Piatts led in an enjoyable sing-song alter which Rev. W. O. Weale oi. Summerside Church oi Christ brought the mes- sage of the evening. ”The Faith That'oMakea Us Christians."
On Sunday morning the regular service was held with Rev. P. L. Richardson in charge. The topic of his sermon was "the Faith That Proves Us Christians."
The aiternoon session was open- ed by a devotional period led by Elmer Nicholson of Hunter River. Rev. W. 0. Weaie led a discus- sion on the topic, '"Our Camping Heritage."
The-business session followed. The,presidelnt. Anne MacLaren. oi Montague, presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The new executive was appointed which is as ioilowa: President. Robert, Platta, Char- lottetown; vice-prealdent. Dorothy Linkletter, Summerside; secretary- treasurer. Fay Stewart. Montague.
Reports oi the different com- mittees were read and approved: aiter iurther business the meeting was then adjourned.
Rev. W. 0. Weale opened the evening service with an enjoy- able sing-song. The topic ior the evening, delivered by Rev. M. D. Dunbar, Charlottetown, was "The Crown, Our Reward As Chris- tians."
Alter the close of the very suc- cessful conference the delegates returned to their homes with happy memories to await the time when they would meet again at summer camp.
Murray Horbour North '
Mr. and Mrs. Rcy Claw. Paulette
and Judith. Montague. were sun-
day.guests oi Mr. and Mrs. John
Glow. .
Miss Margaret McLure. Charlotte- town. spent the holiday weekend at the home 0! her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester McLure.
Mr.'and Mrs. Louis Dialnond and
Front row (ieit to right) - Michael Reardon. Betty Rodg son, Theresa Gallant, Shirley Smallwood. Jean Macdonald. Joyce
son Kenny oi Charlottetown, the holiday weekend at the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mll-
Y0imK spent home oi iar.
-Mr. and rMrs. Preston Mamie and daughter. Evelyn. Mont9o8I1'3; were visitors to GI5P91'35UX.3"” Murray Harbor North on Manda?-
Mrs. Louis Ferguson. Plciou. N.S.. returned home aiter spend- ing the holiday weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Nawton l-llcken.
Mr. cm McLure. em-plovee of Bergmann's, Montague, spent the weekend at his home at Murray Harbor North. -
Mrs. wiibart sencabough has re- turned home aitcr spending several weeks visiting relatives and irlends in Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Conn Murphy. Charlottetown. were weekend visit- ore to Murray Harbor North. 81195” at Mrs. Murphy's parents. Mr. End Mrs. Fred Johnston.
Miss Mary Jane McLure has re- turned home alter spending sever- al weeks visiting at Bella River. guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer stew- art.
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Hort sencabaugh oi Oak ValleY who W513. celebrate their sixtieth wedding an- niversary this coming week.
Misses Sadie and Catherine Mil-
lar. students at Prince” oi Wales
College, spent the holiday W'eek9"d
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Moxie. Paaty Cooper. Katherine Russell Match, Billie Macrarlam, Burns,” Joseph Smallwood. Back Ira Finalyson. Ralph Smallwood Row (left to right) - Principal, Barbara Duiiy, Janet Reardon: Miss Doyle. Ronnie Maccormick, Betty Roberts. -Bu-rke Photo
at their reqiectivo homes at Mur- evening. Oct. 3rd. 'Dwent.y mgmbm
ray Harbor North. anldnine visitors were ,.iesent. mu --1" 7 05 W33 remanded to ith
Mr. Alvin Macswaln. employee or W 3' pmny
ior each size of shoe, M, the cm. Canada Packers. spent the weok- oi the business meeting. .. deuclou, and at the home or his parents.
lunch was served by the hostess Mr. and Mrs. Art Macswain, Peters assisted by Mrs. c.J. Mcbuie am Road. l - l . t
Mrs. James 'McLurc. T'-'T' '. Mrs. Ernest Johnston and hon Lester oi Fortune Bridge were
Mrs. James Kennedy recently ... turned to Montague after spending
the summer months at her home it
cent visitors to Murray 1-iarMr North. guests of Mr. and Mrs. wig Murray Harbor North, Mrs. Ken. ' nedy who is one oi the best known
tlam Johnston. ' cf the elderly people oi this dis- ....'M.rs. Jamest Davidson. Oam- .trlot is in her 94th year. Although bridge. and Mrs. Benjamin Benca- bi” such a. great age, lier, mcume, bough, Murray River. are spending 5,: mind and body are almost a. some time visiting in New Glasgow. active as ever and she is able to N.S.. guests oi their sister, Mrs. take an interest in current iopicy Nettie Mcicearney. oi the day as they are discussed by those around her. By her cheerful manner and unselilsh lite. she has won the esteem oi all with whom she has associated. Her many friends always have a place at tenderest aiiectlcn ior this won-
Mlsses Lucy and Florrle Miilar. Murray Harbor North. Mr. Archie Dixon and Mr. Oakley Llewellyn. Gaspereaux, were recent visitors to New Glasgow, N.S. where they vis-
ited relatives and friends. deriul old lady. MR ""1 Mm K'"""'h 1'”"W""- m
Elaine and Carol Ann of Pictou have returned home utter spending the past week visiting Mrs. Fergus- on's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Irving.
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Whim Road. 90 acres clear remainder lumber, softwood and hardwood. Clear stream flowing through property. House in good condition.
Around noon on Tuesday a tire oi unknown origin ccmpletely de- stroyed the dwelling or Mr. and Mrs. Everett Irving. Cambridge. Their many irlends and neighbors,
sympathize with them in their heavy loss. I Apply: The regular monthly meeting oi G' MMDONALDA
the Murray Harbor North Women's
Institute was held at the home of Mmltague
Mrs, Chester McLure on Tuesday;
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