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The Fmger Points to the location of the Anterior , Ts-anavorse Arch. When this Arch weakens, the tiny bones are de- ; uneven ,. assurepis pro- uoed,andtheunevendist:nbution of the person's weight causes a burning aenaation, callouaaa spots, contracted toes, and severe cramp-like pain. The foot widansandaproadaovertheshoes, the small too and great too jomta become inflamed and enlarged- bodily fatigue and nervousness

Heed thefrst danger signs!!! Stop your Foot nub . before they impair your comfort and daily An Exposition, or the newest, most advanced Icientidc methods of relieving and correcting Foot Troubles, will be held

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You will also be given a pealograph print of your atoclringcd feet.

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Illaaaa- Velma an -Betty lac- Nall oi New I were recent wt: of Miss Anita Thompson or

or Montague.

Iliaa Dorothy Taylor, employee oilstewart and Beck's. Montague. spent the week-end at her home in Lower Jdontague” Miss Taylor had at her weelri-end guest Miss Shirley MacDonald of Montague.

Mr. larle Collin of Fortune Bridge has joined the stall at the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Montague branch.

Mr. and Mrs. James Weaiherble of Lowell. Mass., are visiting in Union Road. guests of the form- er'a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weatherble.

Miss Vonda Munn, employee of the Canadian Bank of Commerc Montague branch, spent the week- end at her home in Murray River.

Plan To Fora Provincial . Fire Dept.

A special meeting of the Mon- tague Town Council and the Fire Department was held last, night to meet Fire Marshall '1'. A. Campbell of lCharloitetown.

The purpose of Mr. Camphells visit was to arrange for delegates from the Montague department to attend a meeting at the City Hall on Wednesday night in iorm a Provincial Fire Association. He said that almost thirty towns and villages were being contacted to send representatives.

During the discussion which (al- lowed he said that ilrcmenwould be trained to light tires and re- cognize hazards. and that each community would be able to come to the assistance of others by having their own equipment. which several plan to do through public subscription.

The hope that the association would be able to hold a two day convention in which fire spurts would be staged and lectures giv- en by expcricncori men regarding equipment and tire fighting, was expressed by Mr. Campbell.

Several ilremen gave indications that they would attend the meet-

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The only business of the council was the appointment of Mr. W. Johnson as lax assessor to work with Mr. A. MacLure.

Station Agent At Moroll Ilia-s Suddenly

Mr. John Francis Mclnnls died suddenly in Morel! Sunday night. where he had been station agent for almost, thirty-live years. Mr. Mclnnls was in his until he was seized with a heart attack in the waiting room of the station house and died soon at- terwsrds. He was'64 years of age as he was born in St. Peters on September 11. 1886. He was the son or the late Mr. and Mrs. Plus Mclnnls.

His railway service included per- iods at Kenslngton. Charlottetown and Bear River before he want to Morell in November of 1915.

He leaves to mourn his wile. the tormer soils Mcinnls. oi st. Pat.- er's. one daughter. Mary. is a teacher at Morell. There are live sons. John. Joseph and Gerard are working in Moi-ell. Dannie is a student at Prince of Wales College and Plus. the youngest member of the iamily. is at school in Morell.

Also surviving are three broth- era and two sisters. The brothers are Ernest on the old home in St. Peter's. Ronald. also in st. Peter's. and Rev. Emmet Mclnnls, the par- ish priest st Lennox Island. The sisters are Mrs. Louis Kelly ni Morell. and Mrs. Joseph Wood or Lake Verde.

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The many friends of Ilsa. dobn Gaudet. lontlcue. are pleased to

cent illness in the King County Hospital.

Miss Janie Moat. ll.N'.. of Water- town. Mass. who has been visiting at the home of her brother. Mr. William Moat, New Perth. is. a patient in the King's County Hos- pital. alter friends wish her a speedy ' recovery. -

Miss Mildred Garret, who has been employed in Montague, re. turned to her home in" Forest Hill on Saturday. I

Dr. L. wfsnaw and mu Clut- erine Dalziel. R.N.. were recent visitors to,Unlon Road, guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Mellish.

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..'PItESBYTEli.1AN CHURCH SERVICE - A large congregation was in attendance at the Sunday evening service of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Montague. Rev. Mr. Young chose as his Scrip- ture lesson. the second letter of Timothy. chapter live. The eve- ning hymns were "God's Law is Perfect and Converts", "Come Holy Ghost Our Hearts Inspire" and "Father of Mercles In Thy Word." Special music under the direction or J. E. Dunning includ- ed, ”I'hy Word is Like a Garden, Lord." The text oi Rev. Mr. Young's sermon was taken tram Matthew "Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that Eroiceedeth out at the mouth of O ...

Zonollally llanariian Legion

. . 'Aezone Rally oi the Cana- dian Legion. B. E. B. L.. for the Branches of the Kinrs County zone was held in the Canadian Le- gion Hall at Cardigan on Wednes- day evening. The large number present were welcomed by Major J. A. MacDonald of Cardigan. R2- presentatives were on hand loom many oi the County Branohu.- in- cluding south: and Montague. Also in at- tendance were a panel or experts Irom the Department of Veterans Affairs in Charlottetown, includ- ing Dr. McNelll. Pensions Medical Examiner. ool. K. Johnson, Deputy Administrator; R. Mon-ls. Adminis- tration officer and Norman Iow- her. Pensions Advocate. The vet.erans' Land Act was re- presented by Mr. Roddic Martin. Provincial Command Oiticers on hand were President Arthur Peaks. Provincial Secretary James Walker; Provincial chaplain T. E. McNutt. The Soutis delegation was head- ed by Past. Provincial President and Dominion command delegate Pete Macbcllan and Provincial Vice-President. Foch MacDonald: zone Commander Bruoa Stewart of souls presided in a highly cap- able manner. The duties of score- tary were iuliillad by zone Secre- tary Eric Macltlnnon oi Montague. The zone commander called (or a'n open round.-table discussion of matters of interest to those pre- sentzpnd many topics were dis- cussed with the D. V. A. End the V. L A. panel or exports. In this manner those in attendance gain- ed much valuable knowledge and information on a variety oi subjects. The regular business part oi the meeting followed and Mr. Rpddle

mander for Kings County (or the ensuing year. Mr. J. W. Levers, Georgetown Branch President. was man Lowther, Dominion Command

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