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CENTRAL GUARDIAN Hunter River u“ And. Vicinity

This column is relerved tor nrn el looli interest, but IIIVGHIIIII] o! I Potato digging is in iull ha... with reports o! a good crop- A1101“

newly nlsllre nay inserted It live cents s worn, strictly payable annoyance. _ CEABWELL {or PhotoIl-rhe. twenty slrls and school boys are ..___ e aged with the Geo. E. Full 00.. CONFIDEIATION LIFI INSUB- allg various individual tumors In“ ANCE. L478. busily harvesting their crops. -

B11?- NYAL 2 Jar. .iSe.1e starts Mrs. Vernon Ford and little Saturday morrunsr st Worl-hs Dru: da hter Verna, are visiting at her more. Prince S . end at hus and’s home on the Glasgow wortnyb Drug Store. Queen Street. Road. Biz barlmlns. 0-22 M.

- Mrs. James Brown o! Greenvale NOTICIL-‘Ihe Sta-roll Factory it hes reoeived several letters from East Baltic. Kinlrs County ls now her husband since his arrival in

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flair IIEWGS T, BIGGEST, DENIES!‘ lilTl flair H081’ Elli-Milli! 1101M!

lTllOlO Merry Meiesiies oi Mirth ruling the land oi sonqe, seronqe and hipssweyinq honeys!

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, KDBIBEXIRbyBJlQMIIWBBmIIIBY bggde- mlglanda which report that he Ls s vere r . u . , trruclu and tee-ms iil notqbre dean: we l m happ___y

‘a ed in unloaidinl. 8-10 . The tyvotglenb Mlgesionsryh i; ' ‘-—'—- oiety o e Proeb ran c u

- THE REV. C. A. BBITTIN , te h

' breach in Central Bedeque Wm m“ ‘t m‘ hon“ o , Miss pY-Ji‘!

BB Net Burns on Sept. Boot/ember glth. d t. M .0 ter vresld d. Am M. ""1 1n Wil-mm til: busllless lalgiod was dlesposed bl

uliurch on Sunday, Morning 10.4.‘) A.

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Vlllvy Hill in NW EVQNBR I-YI 7-45 the rollowing discuulon took place P" " "’°'“" m"; viii‘? .‘.‘}.’”‘°.'.‘."é "'—"— .’ a res n aluAlsuFliLn 3571153‘ were brought out. It was: ecld- ROBFRT l|V|NG$TilN §md?°“a»Ir-=%'o‘“°'. its» it i3..;‘i’.“2i‘a'!."£5ai;’“&‘§.i“%t“€i£ t 1.4 . Ki dl note th ch

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uw‘ 9'25"11' The funeral or the late Mrs.

ALSO Opening Chapter of New Serial “PERILS OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED” and Finzil Chapter “Don Winslow of the Navy"

MaoCormack oi Mount Stewart was held on Saturday from the Cutcliife Funeral Home in Char- Intcrment tool: plaoe in the cemetery here. Mrs. Mao- ggrmack was tormerlv Miss Sarah as

CENTRAL PARISH. — Sundly. September 27th. Canoe Cove l1 A.M. Clyde River Special Rally Day Sea-- vloe 3 P. M. Chilmhill 7.30 RM. Nine Mlle Creek Tuesday. September 29th 8 P.M. Rlev. T. W. Goodwill, Minister.

_ ~ _ _ d i i d b t CAP/ T91- N°w Play“? “m”iiriuiiobfimiillcilhiies?

GRUB/CH 0F SCOTLAND. — Bel’- vices sabbath. September 27th. Milo i . M. Coleman Summer- side 7.30 P. M. Bel

or Ronnie's’ Road, also one sister, _ _ Mn. Chandler o! Charlottetown. 1e River l1 A. M.

_ - Miss Blanche MecRae, R. N. is 1m 3 P M" Murray River 715L221?“ enjoying s. furloufl at her home ' at Glasgow Road. she is at pres-

Mfrgmpq-ON UNITED QHURCH‘_ ent stationed in Toronto. llle.R»e.R E.V ,.. "i

std-vices, aunvdadfysepwfilxl. Mrs. Jessie MacKenzle of Harts. Bonshaw n A_ M Desmble 3 R M_ ville, was a visitor here on Satur- Hampton 7.30 P; M. The ‘Quarterly day °n ""11""!-

SHOWS 3.15 - 1 - s45 _..‘I'.“"'“""'TYTL."“ ""'“'“"'““ bbotlgbFostello Wild EASTERN GuAnmA"

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Abbim Mid COSWHO h‘ mo“ brief James McNeil. Lorne Valley. wish m

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4* l ‘tray- .. bill .l)(.i.l.lLlll.l.l Lsiul lime _ the r, I u . omclal Board .111 ___ ' . yo" """"°"“ S“,*‘.°*;-,,§2i: sushi?G....2"r:r;."rri.°...-.i;; SeptemberHHZtiLliOQ/lt my Mo- rrow» Mama m m. ~ l‘ w! (llPfs, llkCililllkb. rind Cillll ill MCKIW- SC“ 04- M1,‘ and Mrs Al.“ w“ Unwed Church. $2541‘ Ewen Lamont of sprmgton’ we" ‘v < ‘ . .' 9Y5’- . , _ - .. 1 omcdy McKay of Stratllcona. Weddinit in -——-— V3347" 119" "filmy. v r ‘i? a m 11w new“ “Wivei” .1‘: take place (ktober 14m. iJ-Zd-ll. oonuwsu. rssronsr. ——— “' . ‘ “Plirrioli MY Suroliu “lac lWOWx ___i- CHARGER-Swill“! Slmldl-y 27th M“. Link“ Nnclmd d nun‘ ‘ a‘ m” 3m?“ Emir“ Tbfsadfiver. H-Amon; the visitors ieav b! are as lollows: Cornwall 11 A. M. fax. a iorrner resident hen and Th ' - day- l1\@\,‘"}1,“°”°~“ {is M, 0,, an plane. Saturday 19th. tor New or s School 10 A. M. New Dominion a h" "lend M!" M" Culley rfl- Make your "honel- “y°‘"‘“°§°fl““€"°"Y°“'“b=“'1nfins .1 “ho hi"? ‘lliimlgfl if‘ ‘Quin, we“, Miss 365,111.11. Mgwlgod 3,11,, P. M. s. School 2 p, M, 51mm,“ oently paid e. short visit here. lotfiOfhand-krliltedtlllllgP-alllzlrl,(‘minim-t- ‘a ““"l,"j“i°i°,(, so“) - . ,. ilnnk)“rlceq New York and her slstcr, Mrs. (Ca-pt) 7-30 P- M~ 5- 51111901 11 A. M. Rev. -—— kniis"from the New able garments that can be rcii< ll on i. l» l ‘a /\<l"*<l“l~ l“ “"13” ‘ n Edwm B cox and young scn James J. it Skinner, Minister. 9-25-11 Mr. Theo. Lin 0t Kensington th 1 - W“ " 1“'\""~-‘- m“ Ml" Yclncllie- “fiioufii Ma-cbecd‘ Cox. 'lhey have been ii- ' was a recent vis tor hero renew- l-UX KNITTING BOOK e l)“;iew'ce.wencedf"‘)in°‘"ll‘fth“in I iuliiuiis" colllcdltills Lu “Jiiv chase spending me sumnwr with ‘ha: CHURCH 0F ENGLAND Si.‘ m‘ 01d xflendahlpa‘ wnrlilmmsO U115 yealyagziln, kliliiing gg. ' : mo mQlxlllllli. ZIlElOéYllCPgiltIlYZ? with a: pit-rents, Mr. and Mlrs. James Mm‘ VICES’ - seDtember 21m. —— '——- Sgnd fgf yggp ggpy pert‘ have ‘mdlcd the Chum Wvlllflll Ilild i‘ a lifuxOkf south seas daiicinil beau- Leod. Montague. anlditheir sister. “P3181. Church almnl-hdMliglgflwvllla ilegllfvlfli. TODAY‘ Prwucedt: NEwI-lllxnitiillg Book-ll: ““‘ ‘ Mrs. (D1) Prcmm MMIflWN. - » - "180 . - ('4 l"! M1 S! erm- pages of eamartestdcsi ns (1 - -~ ma. , _ vest Festival 7.30 P. M. mils. Andrews were recent visito to g Y ““"°‘S““'l EXTRA! I SCREEN ' i: l-llillllilll-Hliullrdlilfi ililtiilsi'<\l‘l\leinllltlldsgg ..'R.ESIGNATION REGRETTED “Will's Churoh. snrlnlrlleld. Ohm-eh Charlottetown. m Send for your copy of the Nyw Lair “w “ms-ow -' “mm T“ 1.0K“) _' I: ti. l-X.~1il§.~~.. lirbvri Pziifie and lreii -Cit.izcns of Montague alid Grad? xgfilallilillgo-k Rltzaltirémgllémt P“ Wm“ AH‘; h t t tl<mttmgB°°k“°","‘i,I‘“murbfwks"WW" > (Canada Cam" on) Erlksou. Orlivr notables in the line- II pupils hear with deep regliet 0 ma“ Rmwr ~ - - - - on {ah t 1 l t hul-hpfflflfl. Ctfmfin-Vlmmfil-C ldffinibfiblci-Tllcrcnrs _..-- a up lire L1ouol./\iyv1i1.Nan Wynn and MifiGRlsaharg xatgesonfiry-glaiizghllxsggii‘ . . ii -$-ll. and! e12“: md a 0:30“;- nsthwgqtchutpvcryfiesigntmwknittedl P “:- Y '- snrlghllllifililhllgdiiovelties are vrom- his algoliied awgogltion on the tee_ FOR-MEI- IBLANDBI 801103.111) lng s co ial wgicom; _ filfilflfifllfillllillilllltr0l1ll>slfllpllll€dililjitllOlill l! M‘ "" “‘° “""‘““"‘“°° "i T” T” ‘mg “i” °r Pwc" fihafiimiii; Ragga?‘ peagtlllfi" ' b"§§°1°°t' The w s oTt-he-United a n cheylaollesellgcrodux 10x mp andlmwhd‘ __ " __ _. ~ , .1, Brolluat , <1 lill t.k s u V surpl- on ~ - c urc. s. e ay _ ‘LEASE COME EARLY SHO“S 3.15 7 9 ‘l: iii‘.‘...l.i-.-'“";.~. Tin‘: Fpunr ink cfiwxllhlgéllfll“ Mrs". ehllwt-lieson and FTldflifiel/enlng. September ll. when m“ "l? m‘? h°m° 0f MFS- Orville m a slam». t1 rliliio. haze and hike-box 11:11.» 3.»... Rllhnrd will join him lat- the Misses Helen Drisooll, lvraraar- gm‘ oylltléeéae lgrgsldent in the

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-- fume. er. Both Ml‘. and Mijs-

Scora Is Tuneful will be greatly missed in ,

Many new numbers are 11-5996 l" where they we're active 1n the ohumh

the musical score which was suoer- organizations as well as the social vised by Charles Previn. Selections’ we hefe_

include "Island oi’ the IVVIVOQH. ii

-' “Lovvlv 1-1 “vlnyp Jlnsf?» D0 II‘FIIOWER nay was Observed

I, I Wiv-i-v.“ a Jive‘ and slwut- in Montague United Church on e simday evening when a service a-p.

Brnthvln Shout.“ The last Lhm niunbcrs. nrc presentkd by The Four pl-Oprmge to the day was held, with

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Ink smli a. special message by fhobylifiwl‘. ~"~---r—i— R .5, E. H rd. 500s Mrs- \V.-\I.I..\(‘E - NICHOLSON 1.5."... Hlaaiiwills. a... Vickerson, NUPTIALS J-ean Dilvar, and a duet by Mrs.

Allan Mosiiier and Mrs. Vickerson were much appreciated, There was also appropriate music by the $101!’-

A wry 131T“? Iiifutxunn wedding

\\'i\5 5011111117411 in ilic Rose Valley h r m1 d9, ._, _,{ .11‘ .' so t,’ 12' The Churc was very p e y i nftclalllrféllj-‘llulh. ltlazel {Clirlsé “rated mt the wcasmn" - $.35;%.~t‘““i}1£‘ii.l€£..“’sl.§§._ rs-wlvla. “H____"EET1~‘¥G—'I'“§"%§' .. . . , e E rock, “'11s uuzlcd in the holy bonds l‘? Mmmlsthl-‘r hnggfiitlgrlzue ° United ' of m‘ "l1ll(1il\' to Ml‘ Albert Wall- 1 ~ ' O ‘ .- ‘ ‘ ,_,~ , f‘ W Wallace Chu th was hold at the hrrme oi’ I M“ Mo“ “M 5"“ o ‘ s‘ ' Mrs, L. A. Johnson on Tuesday

and the late E Wallace.

Rev. D. J. lilorriscn performed the double ring ceremony. T0 the strains 0i‘ lnliengrilfs Wflldlllfl MfllTll, the bride cutvrrd the church leaning 0:1 iiic- arm vi lier iliiliel", by “qwm inc was fllVCll in marriage. Elie was 111v piitiilre of iovlmess in a floor lciigtil gown of heavy’ While satin \\‘l‘ll ions; train, made on rin- mss 11110:: \i'll‘.i lave 30kb, her Illiger

‘ iulii from a coroner of

evening . In the absence of Mrs. Ethan Stewart. ‘lie president, Mrs. M, Mmolnaii, viccmresident, took charge oi the meeting nnri lcd the Devotional service, the theme beinf “The Church in My Community . A n-umlbnr rt membrrs Rsslstod the Tender with scripture maflirfiz and articles beavine on the SiPlJlPOl, A duet hv Mrs. D. M. MacDonald and Mrs, Jchnstcn was IIIilCllIIGTllfOYFG by

_ the members and a clwe c prayer d f‘ bilufiliclttleol blililglit the nailed cf “PVQPOH to i fluff. ‘m.nl.,mc‘l.,.t a close. Th» minim: w" read by C "l ‘ the Secretary Mrs. D. R. Fraser and

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;'n_ ilrlri y“ “m “Ililigg gfétfiihoxahggf the financial rrlport was given by olonl/Iisloléfihe Nichclsrn was attired M“ Johmm“ “d 9mm“! wry 5m‘

, . . . . . _ . . _ in a floor lvuslh qcwn of blush rose l-iifaclfir-l; gqllqeslflxfllgifiecwted‘ " “$161, nlici licr shoulder length a * ‘ '

the Channel Germany in

:- ‘ti. , II " all lllqvtiiup: shade fell from a we“ ml” the funds‘ (Iflfilltjfl hrr bouqiirt WflS red briar ",Mr_ Fm: ‘Dux/‘f m. “w T‘ gab L/“ll/Eiiuxjgllll Wwlhce sister of the "n Co" Moncmn- is ‘Qpendivg his

gToom and Miss Elva Nlcholson’ 81L holidays at his home in Montague.

tor of i110 bride, acted as ialidesmaids qundnv ‘Tsiton m Montague fill“; "vlfccjwgfi fgmkonofhéal; a-éés Miss Alice Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Coroners in Stephen Shaw, Mrs. M. MacLeod.

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ct MacDonald and Ursula, Maura were Joint hostesses to upwards oi 20 oi her friends who presented her with s. gift o! linen and e uet, Alter a dainty lunoh was serv by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Clar- ence foster, and the Misses Hazel McElhlnney and Margaret Fleming, the evening was enjoyable spent 1h mush and singing. Guests included the Misses Rite. Cehill, Kay Malo- Dougell. Jean MacDonald, Kathleen and Laurens Shreensn. Verna Grif- fin Grace Campbell, Francis Mc- Cnrville, Mrs. Maurice Tierney. Mrs. Raymond Shreenan.

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e e ng o t. let a la number oi rriegg and neighg asslembled at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jardine, Breadalbane, in honor oi their son, LAC. Arthur, who was spending a. few days w'\i his parents. Rev. D. J. Morrison presided. Hugih I‘. MaoKay reed a complimentary address and Joseph Matheaon on behalf of those srnt made the presentation, "a well tilled nurse." Arthur made a fitting reply and spoke oi’ the pleasure it save him to meet so many friends nanin and wmlld take with him memnfles of the pleasant time spent together and the many kindnesses shown him. Short speeches were made by Alex McDonaki and P, 1;, Murray. The eveninz was snent in names. sing song, and social chat. iA zléinty lunch was served by the ad .

Personals

PF-C- Georze R. McDonald, us. Awnv, arrived in city Wednesday nirht to spend a short furlc/lu-rh with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald and sister Mrs. Howard Hobbs. Bpston st.

This being the first meeting since June. the bulb"! Period was taken up with u: organisation plans. more were nine members and one visitor pre- sent. The next meeting to be st $116 Mme 0i Mrs. J. E. Andrews. Luncheon was served by the hog-

Missal Mary and Lois Maoxay, of Stanley, are visiting in Hunter River the guests of their sister, Mrs. J. S. Burns.

Mrs. Hilto M oMili daughter arile abeingan iylladllzd home this week.

Miss Margaret Smith has re- turned home from Brackley where she was employed during the sum- mer months.

Ufinflflfiulatlons and best wishes are being extended u; ma, and Mrs. John Stubbs upon their re. cent marriage which took Dial” m Halijax. Mrs. Stulibs who formerly Miss

oently for her former home in the

U. s. A. called there owing to the

figtinhuiegaliglness oi’ her mother, posirpon

The ed meeting of the Red Crom branch moi; at the 110mg or Mrs. A. W. Stewart tor the S91)- tember meeting lwlth the president Mrs. J. S. MacLeod in the chair,

g the first meetinz since June. the evening was taken 1m with discussion of plans for {all

PYOKram of work. Collectlo amounted to 81.60. Next meeting l! t0 MaoLeods.

be at Mrs. J. S. The following articles came in dur_ lmz the summer months: i boy's tweed suit. 8 suraeows gowns; l

Chester Whitlock 1m re- D1

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----- minutefl. Ralph Beairsm entertained reports. oi the Malpeoue W. 1. tees were appointed. let;

the members

at her home on Friday eveninz- In the absence oi the President the Vice President presided and meeting opened wl the Ode and Creed. Roll call wa answered with the name o! a Canadian Author. Minutes were read amd sick oom-

for done durlniz the ‘Ilmnksalving holi- days this was left with the sohool committee.

It was then decided to have‘ s. social eveninx and Red Cross knit- ting the following week on Tuesday eveninz and Mrs. Beairsto kindly in- vited the members to her home for this occasion.

A special oflerlnz for Red Cross oi’ $1.00 per ianiily to be given at this lzatherilig. Discussion then took nlaoe in NKILFd to the Red Cross Nilrsinir Course. Sccletulw was asked. to see Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs. Benton in regard to some before next meet- ing. Meeting then adjourn which a. delicious lunch w served tbg- Mrs. Kenneth Owen. Mrs. Pres

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