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Santa At Jamloson’: Pharmacy,

Montague

BRUSH, COMB and MlRROR SETS with Nylon Bristle: and

FOR lllM BRUSH SETS (Zipper) BILL FOLDS (Zipper)

- a; Bevelled Mirror §~ ‘"89" “m FINE MAHOGANY CHESTS i‘ SHAVING srrs mi afghéiawligflflsllez-Qlditm“ g 35c to $3.25 ' 5 _ _ _ i HUDNUTS 5-5 Colgate, Palmolive, Williams, Yanke Clover, 3 Fhwers and y; Yardley, Pine, Woodbury Gamay S3}; . 1 2.5a $7.50 g? Parker Pen and Pencil Sets} s lo S g; $699 to $151K) ARDEN SET y q l0 g Shaving Brushes 50c - $5.00 EVENING IN PARIS SETS E Remington Electric Razors $100 to $8.50 "Z soxso soars

Gillette, Schick, Auto Strep

and Gem Razors 49ltl$l95 Perlumes, P d f H ' o a

Ronson Lighters . . . . .. $599 Solis‘ Duslmg ow a"

kinds from 5°C “P Dther Lighters i.oo to $2.50 Plastic Playing Cards Pipes .. .. $l-9° i0 $500

$l.25 to $2.50

Other Playing Curd! 50c t0 $l15

WRITING PAPER, Christmza; . 4. Also many other useful items. Boxed 25C i‘) 5

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A JAMIESOWS PHARMACY

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Cigarettes, 503, "lid T°b°cc° i in l-Z lb. tins.

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‘THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

'1 HE GQARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN ..

Stewart. Miss

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Landry, Albert Altken, Mrs. Byron

saarlr osoaoerowivi Wlldtm Levers. surna- soums: u. s. MaoLeau.

Harriet Clair.

Georgetown: The Post Office;

....'Su new Philips Electric Radios at Dewar’s Radio Service.

., ‘SELECT YOUR Christmas gifts at Mil/OOH?» Rexall Drug Store. A full line on display.

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m. Charles stownrt, who is at present employed on the “Abeg- iveit", spent the week end in Montague at the home of his par- cnis. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Stewart.

Miss Shirley MacSwain, Mon- taeue, was a week end visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MacSweln, Cardigan.

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.. ‘SEE NEW Philips Electric Radios at Dawn's Riadio Service.

.. ‘AT MABOIWS Rexnll Drug Store you will find a big assort- l ment of Cihristmas Gifts for every i member of your family and Ill l your friends.

Miss Jennie MacLaren, who is st present teaching in Bunbury School, spent the week end at the home of her parents. Mr, and Mrs Ira MacLaren, Brucleneil.

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.. ‘GIFTS GALORE at Mabon's Rexall Drug Store, toilet sets. pen and pencil sets, cutex scts. Nearly’

y 25c to $25.00.

Mrs. M. Watterworth. Lower Montague has ss her guest her nieces. Misses Mae and Jean Badie of German Manitoba. who ‘will remain here 'for a. short va- cation.

..'SlIOP AT MABOWS Rexall Drug Store for your Christmas Gifts. A wide selection to choose from.

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TllE MONTAOUE SllOE STOR

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1'4 DIFFERENT VARlETlES ~0F SLIPPERS YOU WILL HAVE NO TROUBLE m SELECTING

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“HIS on HER" CHRlSTMAS GIFT

BUY EARLYZ! BUY NOWH

FLIGHT BOOTS AND OVERSHOES ARE ALSO A TIMELY GIFT

J. W. LADNER

Proprietor.

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On Friday, December 5th, the I Independent Order of Forrester;

held a lodge organization meet- ing at the Legion Hall in Mon- tague. Quite a large number of members attended. Following the meeting the members enjoyed a delicious supper at the Bison. Un- fortunately owlng to a severe snow storm all the members were unable to attend. however some plans for organization were dis- cussed.

The north eastern section of King's seems to be the only par‘. of the Island to be covered by snow. The severe snow storm of the past week left in its wake a large snowfal] to a depth o! six inches on the level. and two to three feet in the cuts. Mr. Sandy Reynolds who made the trip to Soul-is Monday reported that the Dundas Centre was completely blocked" necessitating driving through the fields. Mr. Reynolds was obliged to make o through Fortune in order to reach Sourls. He reported that certain drifts were as high as four feet completely blocking the road. In Montague the streets are covered with snow, and the hills of the main road are somewhat treach- erous owing m ice formation. The bus was unable to make its reg-

ular trip to Cardigan owing to Sigsivorth’: hill being completely

ATTENTION

MOllTAOllE MEWS WEAR Offers 1O Per Oent lllscount on all

SUITS anil OVEROOATS

Oommenclng lice. 8th — Ending Dec. 31st Ex¢¢|l¢nt opportunity to obtain his Gift.

Price Range $29.00 to $55.00—Less 10% SHOP NOW WHILE RANGE IS COMPLETE

OALL Alli see OlIR GIFT sneciioiis

_ NEIL llOOLEY. '

Proprietor.

blocked by three-foot drifts. To- day, Monday, the plow made s. trip through this district by way of Dundas to Souris in order to clear the blocked roads. The con- dition here is all the more amaz- ing when it is reported that west of this district there is no sign of snow. Usually this section is

laying under a heavy blanket of snow. This year, however, this district is the first to receive the snow fall. It might presage a long winter, wihlch is always good for the curling and skating rinks.

Holmes-Agnew Weililliig

"Dundarava" the

iihe evening of December 5th when

their youngest daughter Phyllis

Winds!‘ lalieemm listsny examines bullet holes in the drug store If W. Mfltlkinsll. where police and a gunmen staged s shooting war. Th. gimman. Glsi Davis, was shot in the arm and captured. Police subs-set no is museum m- the shooting of Arthur-Charlton. s River- side. Out, drilllll. on Tuesday night. Davis was interrupted by police while robbing the Wiibluson store

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Jenn. became the bride of Oliver Miller t‘ ‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Holmes, East Royalty. The Reverend Randolph MmcLean officiated. ..

The bride, entering the drawing room on the arm of her father to the strains of Inhengrin! Bridal March played by her cousin, Miss Enid Moi-son. was charming in a Florida Rose ensemble with beige and brown accessories and s cors- age of Tallzvnan roses. The brides- maid. Miss Helen Agnew, cousin of the bride was smart in tourquoise blue with black accessrrler and "orange of Juliana roses. Mr. Wil- fred Holmes was his, brother's g. man. .

Mrs. Agnew. mother of lihe bride wore_dove gray with fuschis trim and e mrsage of American Beauty roses. Tlhe groom's mother, Mrs. Haynes. chose an ensemble of blsol: end turquoise with floor-sage ef crimson roses.

After the ceremony the wedding party and guests were served u

csrnstlons and pink tapers.

honeymoon. the bride wearing n beige coat with beaver trim. Upon returning they will reside in Sim- merslde. '

The Guardian may be bought at any of the following places in Montague: Aunear and Llewellyn; Mrs. Clay.

ROD": In St. Peter's: The Post Ofllce.

everything in the gift line from ‘ but during the d5)’ m? GMT?"-

dewur Mrs. Gerald Morrison.

free of snow when the others are Km?‘ (Jimmy Returning

dution for an ice-sheet. I

honours bestowed on Dr. Philip E. Doyle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest

College of Physicians and Surgeons home of Mu’. of Csmeds st Ottawa. and Mre-W-E- Asnew. Cordleanwas Doyle has been practising since his the scene oif s pretty wedding on return from qnygggg,

22m: ‘grungy; thlvmdinias realm and Diamonds into

u.“ °° r w E "e er Christmas. Dental Gold, Starling wed uh’ w” decorated ‘m. Silver, Gold Plato, broken or The happy couple lm on s short otherwise.

in Sourie: Condoms and Florence

Georgetown. And Vicinity

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Mrs. Joyce Max-tell of Souris, accompanied by her nephew, Eric 0'Hanley. recently spent a few days the guest of Mrs. Martell‘: sister, Mrs. Sipurgeon Walker.

Mrs. Jennie MacCarthy of Mor- ell was a welcome weekend visi- tor at the home of her cousin, Mrs. William Murphy. I Miss Kay Roche principal of Georgetown High Sohool visited Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mrs. F. J. De Lory and daugh- ter Bernice were visltors to Char- lottetown on Monday. '

Mr. Blair MacDonald of Chan lottetown was a visitor to George- town on Sunday.

The Georgetown bus driven by r. Marvin Johnston was unable y to go into Cardigan on Monday imorniiig due to snow conditions

ment snow plough made the road passable and the bus was able to make the run into Cardigan In the evening.

Mr. Daniel MacCormai-lr teacher in Georgetown High School visit- ed the City recently.

Recently visiting Georgetown in the interest of the Girl Guide movement were Mrs. Gordon Mac- Donald, Mrs. (Dm J. D. Mac- Gulgan and Mrs. Pickard of Cher- lottetown and Mrs. Elmer Dun- ning of Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curley of Charlottetown Royalty accompan- ied by their son Buddy, visited their son and daughter-in-lnw. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curley of Brudenell. Buddy is remaining for a visit with his brother.

Miss Connie Mair of Charlotte- town spent. the week end at her home in Burnt Point.

Georgetown And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Charlottetown were recent of Mrs. Myrtle Babineuu.

Ross of guests

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker and motored to Charlottetown on Saturday.

....‘Mrs. Nettie Ross is visiting her son and daughtcr-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ross of Whieatley River.

Harry MaoConnell of the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Montague, spent tihe weekend at his home here. .

Mr. David Levers, who during the past summer and fall has been employed as warehouse manager for the JJ. Hughes Co.. of Souris. has returned to his home in George- town.

Mr. Edwin Reid of Rollo Bay. Officer was in Georgetown on Saturday. making official arrangements for the calming Provincial election.

The rink managers, Sammy Mac- Neill and Kimball Gotell lost no time in taking avantage of the ideal weather for ice-making and during the weekend were busily en- gnqcrl in gcltlng in o. good foun-

Georgetonlans were genuinely in- tcrested and pleased to read of the

Doyle of this town, by the Royal

wihere Dr.

H. J. MABON

owrosmhma Fitting and Supplying Glalfl lite.

Montague P. l. I. Olfiee lleuro l0 lo l3 A ll t to I l’. ht llelld _v tr. h nnnlntvrrul

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Turn your Old Gold, Silver cash for

Apply ROOM ONE, I13 Euston St.

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In Stoo GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES

usrrrnv RADIOS and ELECTRIC

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It ls Good Horse Sense, and Business Policy...

To purchase eoerythlug you can ln the community when II "VI and where you make your living. The business men of the community contribute a large proportion of local taxes and to every Worth!!!" community enterprise. '

Local business men are doing their utmost l0 H!" 101i b! Itoei- g lng all lines of goods which are available. Your patronage enable!

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them and obligates them to extend their efforts to preleut you WW1 the widest ranges of available merchandise.

Buy from these public-spirited firms and help your oonuuunit! while " ' ' _ yourself to ‘savings.

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DECEMBER _ 10, 194, '

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GINIBBAL MERCHANTS sud

rnoovca EXPORTERQ

In Buslneq o" 3; Phone 1-1 . c.,.l|,,n_

$1.50‘ to $1.25

SOURIS P-E-l Miss Mlnnlo Seaman

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FARM Paouucl l COCKSHUTT MACHINERY and REPAIRS PM‘ "-14 - My Pem- y

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REPAIRS

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Each week there will appear in the Advertisements in this soc- tirm the Names and Addresses of people living in the various dis- tncls represented. _ _ _ ments, clip out the advertisement, present Il’ or mailit to the Guardian ‘Otlice and you Wlll receive FREE two theatre tickets with the compliments oi the Advertiser in which Advertisement your

name appeared. I Tickets will be good tor Yeas Theatre. MOIIMQ": "d ll"

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COLD STORAGE and CANNING FACTORY

Bee ua about Cold Storage

Locker Space Caunlus of all Kinds

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the modern. light. inexpens- ive vacuum cleaner which would make an Ideal Chi-Ist- nus gift for Her.

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SATURDAY, DECEMIIR l!

“The Chase"

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