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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold F. AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Landry, Albert Aitken, Mrs, Byron Harriet Clair. Walden Lavera.

following places in Montague: in Georgetown: The Post Office; Roper:

In St. Peter's:

The Guardian may be bought at any of the

Miss S. A. Llewellyn; MrmClay. in Souris: Camden's and Florence The Post Office.

..'lil'l"l‘ED FOOTWEAR at ti? llontague Shoe Store.

.'Her many friends will re- gret to learn that Mrs. James Currie, Montague. is a patient in the King's County Hospital.

‘Misses Sue and Mary Hemp- hill, Montague. sow! 185i Week-

end in Gaspereaux, guests of their sister, Mrs. Richard Col- lings.

‘Mi-s. J. E. Dunning, Montague. is visiting in Middleton. NS. guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robinson.

‘The many friends -of Mr. R. G. MacDonald. Montague, will re- gret to learn of his illness at his home.

...'COME 1N AND SEE our: full line of C.C.M. skates, all sizes from 18 to l0 in both ladies and gentiemans styles. Also cur 599F411 pro-lite hockey skate with Tackrr berry boot, Bergniaris, Montague, P. El.

..' Services in Montague Unimd Church morning and evening Sunday, Nov. 6th, were conducted by the pastor, Dr. A. D, iiiacKeri- zie. The evening service was in keeping with Remembrance Day. A large and attentive audience heard Dr. MacKenzie deliver a very challenging address on the subject, "The World For Which They Died." The hymns sung were "O, God, Our Help in Ages Past". “O God of Love, O King of Peace”, and "God of Our Fathers. Known of Old." The choir sang "O Valiant Hearts Who to Your Glory Came", the solo part being taken by Mr. Malcolm Patterson.

‘WIN CANADIAN SHIELDS- News has recently been received from Rev. Nelson Chappcl, Na- tional Boys Work Secretary, Tor- onto that this year the shields both in the intermediate and sen- ior national athletic contest, have been won by Murray Harbour boys. This is the first time in thirty years of competition that either shield has been won by an Island boys’ church group. The senior shield last year was won by Prince Albert and the intermediate shield was won by Vineland, Ont. The shields are to be presented by Mr. Ralph C. Young at n special scr- vice which will shortly b0 announ- ced in the press.

...'CHURCH ANNIVERSARY — Rev. James Clarke. general secre- tary of the Board of Sabbath Schools and Young People's Work of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, was the guest speaker at the anniversary service in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague, Sunday, Nov. 6th. There was an exceptionally large con- gregation in attendance. Special music for the occasion was rcn- dered by the choir. under the di- rection of Mrs. J. E. Dunning, in- cluding the anthem “Lord of Ev- ery Land and Nation"—Nolte. The Brooklyn trio (Messrs. Bears. Munroe and Bruce) were heard in three selections: "The Love of

God", "What Did He Do" and "Life! Evening Sun." Rev. Mr. Clarke took for his text Acts.

chapter one, verse eight, and de- livers-d s very inspiring address on the work of the church. At the morning service the Sacrament

..'DON’T MISS sauna stun‘. Toyiand at Bergman's. Montaxue.

. ‘WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF Christmas lights both In inside and

outside series. Bergman's. Mon- tague. ‘The anniversary of the

founding of the Rebekah Degree was fittingiy observed by the members of Acme Rebekah Lodge. Montague, last Thursday when a social evening was held in the ledge rooms. A number of the Oddfellows were present and the evening was spent in playing bridge and auction forty-dives. Re- freshments were served by a com- mittee of the ladies.

. ‘HOSTS T0 CHOIR-Following the Sunday evening service in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague. the Ladies’ Aid Society of the congregation were hosts t9 the members of the choir st the home of lilr. and Mrs. H. E. Nel- son. Also prescnt were Rev. F. N. Young and Mrs Young, Rev. James Clarke and a number o! friends. All present enjoyed sing- inlZ hymns and sacred songs with Mrs. A. F. Campbell as piano ac-

companist. Refreshments were served by the ladies. o Bristol and VI I O iciniiy

Miss Geraldine Barry spent the week-end at. her home here. She is employed in the city.

We learn with regret that Mrs. George Deveaux has entered the Charlottetown Hospital for treat-

merit.

Friends of Mrs. A.B. McAdam will learn with regret of her scri- ous illness in the Charlottetown Hospital. She entered the hospitil last week to undergo a serious oi.- oration.

Frlerids here will be sorry to learn that Miss Margaret M“.

James F. MacDonald. has entered the Sanatorium to undergo treat- merit.

Mrs. Arthur McMillan who was taken suddenly iii while nttendirg B SHOW in the community hall here was taken to the Charlottetown Hospital. where her condition is re- ported as improved.

‘Old friends in Bristol will learn with deep regret of the sudden passing in Moncton of Bill Le. Bianc, a commercial traveller for, a Montreal firm. Sincere symp-' athy is extended to his wife and large family. -_ B

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NO 15, 1945' M! West Kent School, Grade H

Lonely farade

Fannie Hurst Chapter XXII!

“Save me from going all the way lnto-into-I don't knowinto what. Save me, Sierra. I'm losing my grip —for all I know I'm just like your mother-mucking up—

The large padiike hand of Sierra came firmly down against her mouth. pressing beck the words. "Leonora. you don't know what you're saying. you're not. yourself."

"I am myself at last. is whut you mean. Leonorea herself all right, after a lifetime of not being." She dropped to her knees. placing her face against Sierras lap. “You won't believe it. but all these years —-ali these years everything has remained what you call Platonic. You can't understand, Sierra-you, soremote-you, so Mother superior

Couldn't she! BQBCUILlLlOnS crowded immediately in upon her.

“But I swear to you, sierra," sobbed Leonora, "f ivould leave your father even if Oliver didn't exist. All the good things that your father 1s aren't enough. It's what he isn't, makes the difference."

“But you can't do this thing to my father!"

“Why! Look what I've done to myself. A woman who wants to live has come to you dying of starvation. I've good years left, Sierra. I can't; go tihrough them living on husks."

"You knew all this when you married my father."

"All right! I bought ous- security, Oliver's and mine. loathsome and anything else you want to call it. But I've given in return. Yea." cl giving. Shall I tell you something? If your father hadn't met immense losses after the war, I'd have done ‘this years ago. I wish I didn't want ‘so terribly to live, Sierra."

l "Get up from the floor, Leonore. {Hold on to yourself."

"Oh, I know." she said, rising tircdiy and sinking her suddenfy tearless fare into her hands. "You're going to be strong and quiet. as only you can be. Don't ‘look at me like that, Sierra! Any ldiimb brute has my iiitinct to survive-don't look like that."

But the did, feeling as if her ‘eves were lakes drained dry, down lion rocky beds, and would not fu-

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Top Row, left to right-Wayne Ward, lobby Wilkins, Dougie: MacArthur, Laurie Dalziel, Garth? Bobby Henry, Tupper Foster. Lowell Jenkins, Jimmy Carter; Centre Row, left to right-Joanna. Mg?’ Nevin, John Curtis, Ian Miller, Billy MacKenna, Gregory Bohaker, Johnny MucLennun Vcrwfn H" on; Bottom Row, left to right-Marlene Kitson. Dianne Pringle, Margaret Klryes ‘JOBIN llorfler- Barbara Place, Phyllis Yeo. Sandra Lord. ' l es‘

West Kent School, Grade II

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"Are you without pity? You. who are supposed to be n merchant in . 0,,

Leonora was right. Her frtw-n pain for her stepmother began to flow. A sense of the pitiziblencs. of , Gilfﬂllllhl Piwto- Top row, left to right-Teacher, Miss Ferguson Ronald Cameron, Pnul Durber, Bobby Cox, Sterling Dennis, Freddy Latter, David Gibbs, Michael Jelks, Everet Jardine, Gordon Goldie; Centre row, lcft to right. Judith Archer, George Bait, Lawrence Pusher, Colin Shaw, David Large, Donald Pickuril. .\iiir- jnric Stewart; Bottom row, left to right-Judith Bruce, Joyce Archer, Beryl Collier, Shirley liiiivliin- son, Marilyn White, Phyllis Boylcs, Brenda Large. Bctty Morrison.

msossioﬁl TEMPERANCE ' REGUIM MEET,“ C.W.L. Organized In Hunter River

sior Division, Sons of Tcirpernnce An Organization meeting was met VW-dnrsdoy evening Nov. Zndlheld in Hunter River Mission l" Wilmm ‘M1195’ ha“ The "amm Church to establish a sub-division offices were filled a5 follows, chap-lo; m, Catholic women, “m”, lain, Colin Waugh. Conductor on November 6' 194a

which sho was so easily suscepti- ble, gushed through hcr. With evc ounce of push slie could conjiirc to meet this situation on its merits. Sierra sat. there, wanting what was Leonores to be Leonel-es,- ration- alizing. and over and over again summoning before herself the pic- turc o1 her iatlicr, who would stand up better than Leonora unclrr punishment. This woman, not worth his little finger, held his happiness. No! Even bending too far ha“.

Mrs. W.J.P. MacMillan. Diocest! President, delivered a, concise out very interesting report of her visit to Windsor where shc attended, the National convniiliriii, of tlis Catholic Women's League.

The meeting closed with prayer.

The rczular meeting of Excel-

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As-Ministry Candidate '

..' On Sunday evening, October m, a delegation from the Presbytery.‘ Rev. L. M. Murray, B.A., and Rev. K. G. Sullivan, M.A., conduct- ed the service in Orwell Head Church. At this service Mr. John W. MacLeod, a 4th year student of Prince of Wales and who had

of the Lord's Supper was observ- ed. The service was conducted by the minister, Rev. F. N. Young.

Wllllll iioiiii iiiii lllDIilITY

Miss Beatrice Richmond. Dover, NH. recently visited m. and Mra.

Oecﬂ Gumball. whim Road.

Mrs. Ernest. Moiyneaux, neutri- port, returned to her home after spending several day's as the gunst of m. and Mrs. Garnet Moore, whim Road.

Miss Ilthel Thompson. Commer- cial Cross. left for St. John recent- ly. She was accompanied by Miss Helen Jackson of Albion.

Iran Minnie lvfaotlieth. whim lined, spent several days with her brother, Mr. Russell MacDonald who is iii at his home in Monta-

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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nichols-iii. commercial Cross. have Just ra- iiurned from a visit to Peticodiac. N215. where they visited Mrs. Nich- olson's parents.

A representative of the R.C.M.P. recently paid e visit to Whlzn Road School to instruct the child- ren in the rules of safety. He also gave them some friendly advice concerning their conduct in c-.l- ebrating Halloween.

been recommended previously by the official board of the congre- gation was received as a candidate for the ministry of the United Church of Canada. The impressive service was conducted by Mr. Sullivan and an inspiring sermon preached by Mr. Murray and Mr. Fraser presented the candidate for reception. John W.. who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. J. Mac- Leod of Kinross is a young man highly esteemed and gives vai- uable service in ell the organiza- tions of the congregation, especial- ly the Sunday School of which he is Superintendent, All wish Mr. MacLeod every success as he goes forward to prepare himself for the great calling of the Christian min- istry.

LOWE]! MONTAGUI

.. ‘His many friends were sorry to hear that Mr. David Duff has entered the King's County Hos- pital for treatment.

Mrs. Donald Ross is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Colin MacDonald. Whlm Road,

Mrs. Annie Schirmer has re- turned home after visiting friends and reldtives in l-ligﬁi Bank.

BIIIRDJIN. Nov. l4 —(R.eute'rs) — The British-licensed newspaper Telegraf says today that. a highly- eicploeive material used in atom- bomtb production is being menu- factured in the Soviet-controlled Erknei- Chemical Works on the out- skirts of Berlin. The newspaper identifies the material as "car-

VACUUM PACKED I ALWAYS FRESH

It's all been so transparent, Lenore. To everyone except perhaps my father, and I'm not sure about him. You've been good t0 him, 1 5,," forgive you much because of that. In spite of yourself you've enriched his life with the kind of gleam you carry on your very flesh. as a glcw. worm carries its light. Don't flutter away from him now, Leonore. He needs your gleam even if it gives no warmth."

“I understand too well."

"With your mind, perhaps, But not with your-your heart and soul. They're too-too-high."

"I don't- know what you are talk- ing about. Leonora."

"Of course you don't. 'I‘hat's part of being the kind oi’ person you are. You don't know what I mean or- 66-1150 you haven't the emotional apparatus to feel what I mean, ‘There is nothing wrong about my feelings for Oliver. He is no more my biﬂod lcin than your father is my blood kin. I have the same right to ‘be in love with Oliver that you might have.”

"Please. Leonora!”

"When I married Oliver's (other, Oliver was sixteen and I was twenty-Six. I didn't dream it than, but I know it now. I've been ln ioye with him since he was six. teen. After all I am what I am, A woman in love and fighting for love. You can't be a whole woman when

you clever ones."

"Lleenore. go now. I need to be alone and think-this need to be alone-J’

To be continued

Maciltllllllll BROS. THEATRE

“ALBUQUERQUE”

Randolph Scott-in all the s [grid-or of the West. Plus

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Eilren Waugh. RECDYdS of the last

mlttce to bring in their report re- garding transportation. Gerald l-luesi-is was installed by Colin llﬂ-iugh as Outside Sentinel.

Some discussion regarding hold- ing meetings ‘weekly took place. It was moved by Eileen Waugh, sec- onded by Oclln Wa/ugh that week- ly meetings be held from now on. It was tiecided that orolcinole be played and lunch sarvedat the next meeting and that it be adv-er- tised. Advertising to be clone by the Press Committee. The Good of the order consisted of games. Meeting closed in Love, Purity and Fidelity.

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A 1,i-50-milo pipeline is under construction between Alberta's oii- fieids and the lakehead port of Superior, Wis.

TAYLDR’S

HAS 'EMi RESERVE THE WATCH OF YOUR CHOICE- ln TAYLORBS

CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLA

Mrs. J. Austin Murphy. e diu-

Provincial Council was called upon to outline the aim and object o! the organization.

The constitution and by-laws cf the League dealing with sub~di.'- isions were read hy the chairman.

St. Mary's of the people was chosen for the name of the new sub-division. The League promises were repented in unison and the charter members signed.

The following arc the officers elected for the ensuing year: Pre- sident. Mrs. Frank J. Doucetie, first idea-president. Mrs. Gcor..c~ Nfyers; second vice-president. Mrs. John Gallant: third vice-presid- ent, Mrs. James MacDonald; treas- urer, Mzrs. Thomas Bolger; secre- tary, Mrs. CH. McCruigan.

The prayer of consecration was read by our chaplain, Reverend J.C. Peters who also gave ccnstrm- tiveuadvice and words of encour-

agement to the new members.

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Dentists say the child, Anne Smith of Birtiey, is the youngest perm in Britain wearing dentures. "Anne's own teeth crimp through nil discolored iiiid CfiihCfl her much ill-health," said he: mother,

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