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Rev. S. J. Boyce and Mr. John Boyce motored to Montague on Tuesday.
Miss GertrudeMartell has ra- turned home after spending a law days in Charlottetown
Joseph Clary has returned to his home alter being employed tor some time in Cardigan.
Mr. Daniel Morrison, law stu- dent st Dalhmisis University in Halifax, is spending Christmas in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hanson and their two sons, Stewart and char- les, were visitors to Montague on Tuesday.
Mrs. Raymond Lavandler and infant daughter, Karen Ann. have returned homo from the King's County Memorial Hospital.
M!!! Vlfslnla Grant. Prince o1 Wales College student, is spend- ing the season's holidays at her home on Richmond Street.
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Wedding Rings $6.00 u?- Boehner, Jeweller, Montague.
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‘AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Albert Albion, Ml‘!- lyre:
Stewart, Miss Harriet Clair. AGENT GEODGETOWN: Weldon uvoro.
AGENT SOUBIS:
following places in Montague: The Post 00in: in Roper; In St. Peter's:
-~'DIAMOND RINGS ‘$5.000 ug.
Francis Cbavario
The Guardian may be bought st Miss S. A.
my of the - Llewellyn: ulflu Guy. Sourls: The Post Oiiloo.
Ii: many friend: will regret to learn that Mr. P. J. McKenna. Mon- tague. i: iii st hi: home.
Condon‘: and Iloroneo
moot the other members
week to draw up the linal ar- rangement: (or the schedule. Up to the present the names o! the teams have not been released, however, it i: expected that in the near future ' the name: and positions o! the member: o! each team will be forth- coming so that the fans may be somewhat tamiliarized with the players before the pctual play be- gins.
The weight o! a big redwood tree has been estimated at 1.100 tons.
“'11-!!! NEW STORE with the new look. C. R. Boehner, Jeweller. Montague.
Mr. Lorne Kaiser, Charlottetown. is assisting at Bergmann’: store in Montague.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, Halifax, is vis- iting in Montague. guest o! her brother. Mr. George Stewart.
Mr. Ivan Henderson and Mr. Wil- liam Graham, Gasperaux, were re- cent visitors to Charlottetown.
.1105’! ABRiVElx-Kelvinstor months. 1 Refrigerators, the kind you have been waiting for st Stewart s: Beck. Montague.
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Giita we hsve them, ii’ its price you can't beet them. Jeweller, Montague.
Miss Margaret Douglas, Mount Stewart, spent the week end in.i'ir.cd to her Montague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers.
Mr. Bloyce Andrew, commercial travellers. spent the day in Mon- tague and vicinity calling on his
regular customers.
Miss June Beaten, who has been Iemployed with Clark Bros., Mon- Jague, is at present at her home in I ICommercial Cross because o! the
illness o! her mother.
Mrs. C. G. Clay who has been spending the past few weeks visit- returned th hor home in Montague on Mon-
ing in the United States
day.
Scotia, was a recent visitor
Mrs. Ed. Gernhum.
their homes in Summerside-S.
Year.
the direction of Mr.
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here some years ago, but was
Clark Bros. Following
to her former position and
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MONTAGUE. P. E. l. Oiiiee Hours: ‘ 10 to 12 A.M. I to 5 P. M. Holidays.
Oliloa Connected with Drug Store.
C. G. Bnehnet.
Miss Adah MacGregor, member of the staff o! the Bonk of Nova
Charlottetown, guest o! her bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
M.- ma‘ —The Misses Anita McNeil, Joan I On Monday night the Montague Cahill and Frances Peters, students |hockey team held its first physical st Notre Dame Academy, Charlotte- town, are spending the holidays at
i-‘tev. F. Norman Young conducted tho service in St. Andrews Presby- terian Church. Montague, Sunday evening, bringing to his listeners en inspiring address on the first‘ Christmas story. The music, underi J. Elmer Dunning, included Christmas rnrois. The anthem sung by the choir wus
Miss Mary Lamont is, now em- ployed at M. F. MacDonald's. Mon- ' tague. Miss Lamont was employed
iiged to return to her home owing to the illness of her mother. Her position was taken by Miss Pearl Greene. who formerly worked at the mar- riage ot Miss Greene to Mr. Alec Hutcheson, Miss Lamont returned
many friend: welcome her back to
iiittlng and Supplying Ginsu EM.
by sppointmen‘
Mr. David MacDonald, Cardigaml was a business visitor to Montaguol
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Check Room Admission 35 Ctr. Canteen Service
on Tuesday. I
Mrs. W. H. Lane, Montague. was a recent visitor to Charlottetown visiting her many friends.
i --'COMMUNITY. 184'! Rogers Bros. Silver Plate Sets and open stock. C. R. Boehner, Jeweller. Montague. I I
Mrs. Calium Bruce. Montague. loft last Thursday for Boston, Mass. where she will spend the winter
Miss Eileen Lane. Charlottetown.
was a weekend visitor to Montague, guest of her mother, Mrs. W. H. is Lane. She was accompanied by her friend, Miss Isabel McCoubrey.
—Little Judy Blacquiare. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blac- quiore, Summerside, has been con- home ior the past three weeks by illness-S.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rose. Bridgetown, were visitor: to Mon- togue on Wednesday. guest: of Mr. Ross’ brather-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William ltiacEachern.
——l\iisa Frances Walsh of Acadia University. is spending the Christ- mas holidays with her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harold Walsh. Spring Street, Summerside.-S.
Miss Joan MacGowan, has re- turned to her home in Kiimuir where she will spend the Christ- mas vacation.
Mr. ZMaui-ice Lannan returned to
While in Greenwood. Mose, Mr. Lennon was the guest o! his bro-
to
Neil Campbell. _ [training exercises under the super~
‘Cpl. Doug George put the boys
[through the paces with a silt! pro- . JMABONS DRUGSTORE takesi gram so as to toughten their bodies this opportunity to than-k its many Prior to the hockey season. These friends and customers for their kind exercises “'11! be ‘a weekly event. pgtfonggg during m, put ygg; and and may continue during the month to wish them s Merry Cehflgtgngg oi.’ January. Following the exercises. and s Happy and Prosperous New, the boys held s short meetin: to
‘discuss the policy o! the club in various matters. The meeting ap- pointed Mr. Doug MacGowan and Mr. Bryer Llewellyn to approach Mr. Preston MacDonald, the-man. ager oi’ the rink to draw up an agreement regarding the gate for
New Perth last week alter an en- joyable trip to the United States.
therdn-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. ,
vision o! Major Doug MacGowan.
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To one and all on hoertlest thank: luv your co-operation
and patronage during the
past year. It has been a pleasure sewing you. May your
Christmas be a jolly one and i949 o prosperous year.
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SALE AT IIIOIITAOIIE
We offer our entire stock of groceries, hardware, boots
t greatly reduced prices.
and OOMPAIIY
MOIITAOIIE
"Good in the past, new try the lost."
the hockey téam during the hockey
Wishes
We take pleasure in extending the warmest of Greetings this‘ Yuletide season with sin- cere wishes for your happiness. Your kindly patronage throughout i948 is greatly appreci- ated and we say "Thank You". Ii has been a. privilege serving you.
S.A.MoDONALD
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