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‘AGENTS; MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Link]. Albert Althea, Mrs. Byte-l

Harriet Clair.

AGENT GIORGITOWN: Walden Lavers.

M. A. MacLean.

In Georgetown: The Pdat Olliee;

The Guardian may be bought at any o! the following places In Montague: Annear and Llewellyn; Mrs. Clay.

in aarls: Condom and Florence

Roper: In lt. Peter's: The Post Office.

. ‘SELECT YOUR. Christmas gifts at Msbon's Rexall Drug Store. A full line on display.

. ‘SEE NEW Philips Electric Radios at Dewar‘s Radio Service.

PSIIOP AT MABONB Rexall Drug Store for your Christmas Gifts. A wide selection to choose from.

Mr. Paul Richardson, Montague spent a few days in Murray Kar- bour visiting friends in that vic- inity.

Mr. Edwin Johnston. Charlotte- town. Provincial Manager of the Dominion Life Assurance Co. was a recent business visitor to Mon- tague.

llr. C. J. loudreault. owner and operator of the Montague Egg grading station. motored to Char- lottetown in connection witli bus- mess.

, ‘GIFTS GALORE at Mabon's Rexall Drug Store, toilet sets. pen and pencil sets, cutex sets. Nearly everything in the gift line Lrom 35c to $25.00.

Mr. George MacDonald, local well digger. is at present digging A well for one of the local citizens Mr. MacDonald, who has been at this trade for many years. has

added new equipment to his mach- inery.

Mrs. VerIe Heck. Murray Harbour spent the pest week in Montague while her daughter Vera was a patient in the King's County Mem- orial Hospital where she under- went an operation.

Mr. Alex "Hutcheson and Mr. AI- lan Nelson. Montague. have left for Boston. Mass, with a, ‘truck load of live poultry for United Slates markets. The load was sup- plled by Mr. c. J. Boudreault, owner of the Montague mg Grad- ing Station. and Mr, Urban Mc- Quaid. Charlottetown. Mr. Hutche- son and Mr. Nelson left on Tues- day 5nd will return on Friday. Their load contained approximately twelve hundred live poultry,

The Executive nt‘ the Montague Curling Club held a special meeting in the office of Dr, Johnston. Mon- day. December 8th. The president F‘. G. MacIntyre. presided, Members present included, secretary. Doug- 1.1‘? Coffin. Arthur sullivan. C St. Clair Trainer, Walter Beer, Keir Clark. Don Samson and George Gordon. The primary matter of discussion for the evening was the obtaining of an adequate water supply for the Curling Rink for the winter season. A solution to the problem was finally worked out by which the water would con- tinue to be supplied by the school Mr. George Priece has been hired to make the ice again this season. and should the weather continue as it has. it is possible that there may be curling by New Years. This week will see the removal of the dance floor. so that the ground may be levelled prior to flooding. With the addition of many new members it is expected that the curling club has an excellent season before it,

During the past week members of the hockey team have been working tearing down the up- stairs hockey rooms in the skating rink with a viow to erecting new rooms in the old curling room. Under the supervision of Mr, A. D. MacLure. two new rooms will he made by erecting a trail se- pcratlng the room into two parts. A short corridor will lead to the doors of each room thus avoiding the necessity of one team passing

' through the room of the other. this

is an excellent change In thepld condition for it has always proved to be lnconvelent to have the rooms upstairs. Mr. Lorne Wiggin- ton has been appointed as manager of the rink. and also in charge of the Ice-making. An lnovation has been made though the installat- ion of oil stoves. and the removal of the old coal burners which were always a fire hazard. This will lighten the work of the caretakers In some degree, thus releasing him [or more important duties already work has begun. and should the weather hold. there may be skating

.."‘See New Rhilips Electric Radios at Duvara Radio Service."

Mrs. Lloyd Reid and Mrs. Jamie MacLure, Murray Hartmur North, were visitors to Montague toda.

Mr. Howard Anderson. Lower‘ Montague. spent the week in Byd- ney, N. 8.. visiting his sister in that city.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters. Charlottetown, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lester Maobeod. Montague,

The vessel "Palfrey" has arrived in this port from Newfoundland to take on a load of Produce sup- plied by local exporters.

The reconverted Fhirmile "91" owned by Mr. Grant Graham has arrived In Montague with a teal of coal for Poole and Thompson.

Mr. Dan MacKensie Jr. accomp- anied by his mother. Mr. Dan Mac- Kenzie and Miss Bernice Coyle R..N. motored to Charlottetown Monday

to visit friends.

‘AT MABOWS Rcxall Drug Store you will find a big assort- ment of Christmas Gifts for every member oi‘ your family and all your friends.

Miss Margaret Poole. student at Prince of Wales College. spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poole, Imver Montague. '

Friends of Mrs. Abram Jackson Lower Montague, will be sorry to learn of her recent llln'ess which contihes her to her home. and hope for her speedy recovery.

Friends will be happy to learn that Mr. Iieemlng Allan, who has been confined to his home owing to a severe illness. has now ccm- pletely recovered, and has taken up his duties at Annear’: ware- house.

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MrfJosepli Gardiner od’ Laun- ching was a visitor to Georgetown on Tueday.

Mr Elmer Dunning .wa.s in Georgetown on Tuesday in the in- terest o1 his firm.

Mr. Joey Fraser. employee of Imperial Oil at Montague. was in Georgetown on Tuesday making delivery oi’ stove oil to his com- pany's many customers.

Mr. Frank Lavandicr and Mr. Raymond Lavandler were business visitors to Charlottetown on ‘rues- day. where they marketed their second crop o! mink pelts.

Every effort is being made by the Georgetown Branch of the Canadian Legion to bring the pic- ture of the Louis- Walcott tight to fan's here, next week. The Legion is in communication with the film distributing center and hope to provide its patrons with this latest ﬁght picture. Geo

Packing operations at the plant oi C. H. Llewellyn d; Sons were suspended for the year on Satur- day. This factory has been in orp- eration since the opening of the lobster fishing season and has carried on throughout the sum- mer and fall with the packing of codflsh, hake and beef.

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IN MUIWS "DARK DELUSION"

The strange case of a beautiful girl who believes herself to be going insane. and who exhibits every syrriptom of schizophrenia; provides the dramatic meat of "Dark Delusion." latest In M-G-Ms popular “Dr. Gillespie" series, vhiiich is drawing enthusiastic crowds to the Prince Edward screen this week.

Dr. Gillespie and hi5 current pro- iegc. young qr. Tommy Coalt, ﬂnd themselves up against their tough- est case in their attempt. to cure lovely Cynthia Grace who has everything to live for but whose morbid state of mind leads her to successive attqnpts at suicide Wlhen she is believed to have de- liberately set her room on tlrc, her father is about to commit her to an insane asylum, and it is then that DrsJGlllespie and Coalt step in to dig at the root of the problem and save the girl from conﬁnement.

For awhile it looks like an un- solvable problem. but when the e’- grcssive young Coalt, inspired by -mnrc wcssonnl reasons than medi- cal, delves into his patient/s past and uncovers the cluc to her mor- bidity the story is given a surpris- ing outcome.

A superb cast is on hand to sw- ply the dramatic fireworks. as well as the romance and comedy mo- merits of "Dark Delusion." and It has been ably directed by Willis Goldbeclr. Lionel Barrymore is his old witty. affable self as the erm- manding Dr. Gillespie. and James Craig has his st forceful role to date as the de rmined young Dr. Coalt. A surprise is the work of Lucille B emer in the difficult role of the so izophrenia vlctkn. In the past, Miss Bremer was seen chiefly in dancing, roles but rho new shows herself to be equally adept at straight acting parts.

KILMU 1R W. l.

The annual meeting of Kilmuir Women's Institute met on Nov. 27 at. the home oi Mrs. Colin Mac- Donald and opened with the pres- identﬁpresidlng and repeat“!!! 0f Institute Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by 12 members. Minutes of last annual meeting and last. monthly meeting were read by the secretary and the fin- ancial report given for the year.

Correspondence was read and discussion arising out of same Electing of new officers by ballot: President, Miss A. MacDonald; vice Pies» Mrs. Colin MacDonald; secretary. Mrs. Douglas McGowan; auditors, .M.rs. Peter MacDonald and Mrs. D. P. McPherson; direct- ors, Mrs. Wm. McKenns and Mrs. Dan Stewart; new sick committee. Mrs. Al. Stewart. Mrs. A. Mac- Pherson; entertainment, Mrs. Ed Furquharson.

A few minutes of excitement and

pense during the drawing of tickets for K.W.l. convention mat: lucky winner. Mrs. D, P. Mac- Pherson. Kilmuir. Proceeds $83.00.

Meeting' closed with singing of National Anthtm. A delicious lunch

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their faces and warmth to their toes. Colouri: White, red, blue, wine and natural. Priced from $2.98 to $5.00.

aShe slips into comfort with these smart: leather slippers. Wedge heels, ﬂeece-lined, with a collar for warmth.

The Agassiz-Surpass stores serving the Maritimcs . . . 87 serving Canada

NEW BKUNSWHEEZA SCOTIA: Amherst. Glace Bay. Halifax, Sprinnhill‘ Sydnp” Tun-m windmn

Saint John (2 branches), St. Stephen. I’.E.I.: Charlottetown. \

was served by hostess ands. pleas- ant. evening enjoyed by all, cam on hand. $65.78.

COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA?

WINNIPEG. Dec. l0 —- (GP)—- Iocal officers of the Polish 1Com- batants Association in Canada today branded as "a propaganda spread by Communlstic elements in t‘. nada and the United States’, current reports that a large num-

ber of Polish veterans were plan- ning to return to their homeland.

STATESMAIWS GRAVE

Cecil John Rhodes, IIYIPBTII" statesman famous for his work n. the unification of South Africa, is buried in the MaIOppa Hills about 30 miles from Bulawayo, SOHYIP ern Rhodesia.

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SHAVING SETS 55c ta $3.25‘

Colgate, Palmolive, Williams, Yardley, Pine, Woodbury

Parker Pen and Pencil Sets $6.00 to $15.00

Shaving lrushes 50c - $5.00 Electric Razors

Gillette, , Schick, ‘Auto Shop and Gun Roaors- 49c to $2.95

Robson Lighters . . . . .. $6.00 om. Lighter! 1.00 i» $2.50 rs... also,» ssoo

Cigarettes, 50’s.-and Tobacco In 1-2 lb. tins.

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FINE MAHOGANY CHESTS iuII of Molinard’: Toiletries $4 to $12.50

UDNUTS Yonka Clover, 3 Flowers and Gamay Sets $2.50 to $7.50 stern ‘srrs $2.50 to $l3.00

EVENING IN’ PARIS SETS ' $100 to $8.50 IOXED SOAPS Perfumes, Colognes, lath Salts, basting Powders of all kinds from 50c Ill: Plastic Playing Cords $1.25 to $2.50 Other Playing Cords 50v to S .25 WRITING PAPER, Christmas lend .. . . . . .. 25c to $415