PAGE EIGHT . , y up pw THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Ilrs Bruce Maorliee, Miss Joyce wlgginton, Pius Mclunnun. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places In Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: The Post Office: in Souris: The Snack Bar and II. Richards 5 son.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. DA;lEl. MACRAK

....'JANl'.AlY Clearance Sale. All our fall and winter merchandise clearing at greatly reduced prices. H. L. MacGrcgor & Co.. Montague.

.."l'he (IRBIITT-Of.-f.:lll'rPd at the King's County Hospital on Janu- ary mm of M” Damp) MHRRP M The following Ls the honor roll

- 2 niche acoffifl

g,1,e,,B..2Ee1da 0 g inf Gieenwicli school for the month

Mrs, Macflar um v'm- farmer.” D909mbPl'. ' Alice Mao fjorrioii. daiizliicr of tho. yGl'RdP 9' 1- 3i"'bB1'3 Rliifiyu 3- late Capt. Aiiiori Gordon and Ii-Infna MfCEW9"- Mrs. Gordon of Rn-:cno:ii.h. P. E. l.i made 1-1. Phyllis Squires.

in her m"i,i' lilo Mrs. Macnac. Grade 3---1. Kathleen Suther- attended Pi-imp ni mlln: crnllcg.-.land: 2. Thane Rattrax; 3. Rena and iauchz. sliinnl for sm'cr;il.Saiidci'son. years. 5'19. was failhfiii and riovnl-, Grade 2- i. Garth Sanderson. ed member nr M.-.nva;vuc church all (trade. 1 (Ai-i. Kier Squires. ch,-m. i Grade .1 (Bi--i. Fern Rattray.

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.m4m...-c. GREENWICH SCHOOL

The commviniiv ha: suffered in Teacher: Georgia Macbaren. distinci. in:-s in lilo rlmtii of one; -- --N whose cnmii or nifni-I: in in-.pnmcE's now T"-3

.--liiuie and n: r v.or'q were niadc1NOW POPULAR lTl-EM

meh" "N W "”V srmm "Immii LONDON-(CPl-British fashion

bi, ih g: ::' "ll iilll” iriliierra qi(iarli(tiicsmniriIrI :-xiiirpl:-. DiaitiI.I75d M We 59350" 35 Pmlce chm”

which demands a Lie nL scrxice io'10-it WW uh , GM md tn n11P.Q ;(.;;.,m..,.n. I worn for the first time on his

Mm. Mack... ,5 31.0 an Mllye lmrd birthday. Nov. H. the tie and faithful niemncr ni Armo Re- has gone into production in a his bekah Lod.':c. Mflllizlcllfl. wi'-3.V- p

She is 5llrl'1i'DrI by her husband Harry Cullilord. a London manu- facturer. said his firm has 12 girls

and one claii:h'cr. loin. Mr: D. E, I I p Macnounald rf New f2I.'i.:,.ml'. xxnorkiniz overtime on British or- S. who iPllfI0l'I)' nun-vrl Ilrili moth-prZri.: for hundreds of bow ties

Iiillr--', . v:ii:cli will be made in many col-

or during hm-

Gordon D, an immc ind I17 cl us. including tartans. One buyer Vancouver. 13. 0: mac .-i.-icr. .Vli:..i-eqziesled the bows be placed or R. D. Quiglry nf Halifax. N 2:. ziiidmlcistlc foi- easy handling. Another two brothels. : rlliri linrlo of style features neat clips for al.-

Vancouvcr, R.(t. Alxo i'.In cv-and-.1:-uiiiiig to the collar.

l-hildren. l-lnrzarrl aitri Swlidv. -- my 7- "PH" no M"CD0II”M M Y” (.'h5:m' N S nnld I.Iliaf!llCPo1Itnllli:I:cIn the commun- The funcinl n W-Iv! fnm Ninn- ” F " lalzue Church of it a on Sa'ui'- My Cemetery M Monmme' ” ' l (Patriot Please Copy)

day January 21'. The service uas Ear. A.C. F'.'7i'-"Fr ssisied bv l'?r'-'. K tie nf Moira;-.m

Cord OfTI1onks

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..m..I Mr. D A. Macffae. and family.

Mrs. Ralph Bonk --iii: . .

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BP1(:I1(e IDMI :::ll':"I lAn(Il.i'l I;l'li:NP-I M50 "I059 wh" 5”" ”m'""'

" ' I ' H " M A Mcmshicards. and etr.. during their re-

Fulton Mac'.Plioo. Tl. C. Icem sad bereavemem.

THE GUARDIAN.

Bison. Bombers In 9-8 Victory Over St. Peters

In a penalty-studded game at Penalties H. Macluelu. the Montague Rink Saturday night. Maccvulvan fmnlorl. . the Bisons Bombers won a close . victory 9-8 over st. Peters in an SNI Period exhibition encounter which pleased the large crowd. During the first period the contest was I peaceful affair with both teams attscking at will.

However the fireworks began shortly after the second period got under way with four players get- ting the pen with major penalties for fighting.

In the third periods thing quiet- ed somewhat. as the teams settled down to playing hockey. Johnston for the locals led the scoring with three tallies. For the visitors H Keefe had top scoring honors.

Lineups: -

Bombers--Goal. D. Stewart; de-

Z3--st. Peters. H. Keefe 14-St. Peters. E. Griffin . .. 15-Montague. D. Johnston . lit--Montague. P. Maccarron. 16.15 l7-Montague. J. Clair l9..'il) Penalties - E. Griffin, 3. Mac- Lean (major). -

Coins Word For - Bureaucratic Jargon

lmce. B. Macciuigan P. MacCar- WASHINGTON J5” 13'-45!) ion. 3. MacGuizan. T. Clair; for- -The man who hung the tag i'.'n'. .. E. Maccarron. 8. Allen, E. "I-731118865 0" Cllmplex 39'9"; Clair. L. Poole. B. Vanlderstinc. "lenin I3"R”"5 3m P" ""

H. Higgenbotham. D. Johnston. A i0d9Y 101' C01nI”K me W9”-

iion was Smith's target when he

CHARLOTTETOWN

Shows Bravery In Mine Disaster

Hero of recuit Steliarton minc disaster was Blaln Cheek, above.

,.. Mm, A. smith gulstmt rescue crewman. who, on his way Eohggh V Mncxin. R(.m,;:n counsel gm me 11,3. to surface of mine. stumbled Hm. deems, 3 MIc'Am'm F J” Ichamber of commerce, won n rcross unconscious man and drag- K 3'” E 'm'am1'mn. ,m.wM.'d5; D" phque donated by fhg gelling. getl him to surface. Then he went -i'm;..'.is' A. s..-.-.'.. H MacLean' ham (Wash) Hem1d- i” ID” "We ”""5 I” M"? 9” A. Cveefe. 1-:. Griffin. The office of price slabilizr ”"di”-

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AT THE CAPITOL

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"THE ROYAL JOURNEY" .. .. "HE'S A COCKEY WONDER" 4:27 - 'T:d7 - 9:57

svmsmnr coined "ha.fflegab" in writing about an 0.15.8. order. 1.1, re.-ml The Bellingham Herald noted. gil--and wrote an eoitorlal say- s h I c i---Si. n l B. M .Ad 1.07 A mg- 2-Sf. H. Kggfe am ) "'Gobblede.100k is m'-uth-fil- c on oncert 1A. Stewart) . 2.45 ling. but it lacks the punch of if-Montague. Clements . 13.04 baif1egab." W .3 I b -'-r -e Peter: "I.('IrIffin 19.0" consummate lnic.-fusion of clr- "um West w”dl”m”d :0 1; 1”g; - . '- in - ' '” I . . nimreca ve all ence on ec. . I Pennues K' M” F Rcrmoldsi I2; Mr. Kenneth Jay capably officiat- b t ” ed as chairman. s i . ' led out. 7-St. Peters. A. Stewart . i2.o1 utilized for promulgation: lniple- mg - ,. A-St. Peters. A. Keefe. is.o2 -meiitinz procrustcar deiunun- .:nuE'ILl;I3sc;:0"l'”5- We wfmmt 9--Moiitaciie. E. Clair atlons by government bodiel.' A bhristmns 'GreeunK by vmar 1D. Johnslonl 18.10 Macbomld ' i l0-Montague. Johnston ' "' - ' -. n (Clements) . ...... .. 13.55 mm, mmnmg l,u1;:;I”"e' Rm Rm” by 12 ”TM0"t3iW9- cI9m"""T --- Song. ' hristmas Time" by (Johnston) . . 19.10 mbnem dams and 0y”,,, mp- schooil , I2-Montague. D. Johnston ply more iodine in the human body Recitation. --Merry ch;-lumps", (Clements) .... .. 19.30 than any other foods. Roger Coffin. ' Muslcial Selection by Francis and Jean Macxlnnon and Harry Hughes. Recitation. ”Il-on Toys" by George Burke. Drill. "I Wish I Were" by 4 pupils

Song. "Truly Fair" by Vivian and Peggy Kelly. Barbara and Keir coffin. Manning and Carmen and Wilfred Jay and George Mac- Donald.

Recitation. "Rover" by Ivan Smith. Dlelogue. "Jimmle's Unlucky

Momirig" 4 pupils. Recitation. "Grouchy'f, by Char- Ies Ostridge. ' Darkle Dance by Grade I and 1'! Recitation. "A secret" by Wilma Coffin. Christmas Drill by it pupils.

isong. "Lonely Little Robin" Edna Jay, June and Barbara Col; fin.

and and

Musical Selection. guitar mandolin by Harry Hughes Francis M.s.cKinnon.

Empire Drill. Brendon Oatridge. Charles Hughes. Leslie Jay. and Raymond coffin.

Motion song, Wilma Coffin And Lgxviwood Jay.

Intermission. music by Burke's Orchestra. -

Dialogue, "An Official Visit" by 10 pupils.

Bong. "Remember Me" by 7 pupils.

Dar-kie's Sketch. "Disappointing Dinah". by Car-man and Manning Jay. . Song. ”Come All Ye Faithful" by schoo. V Closing Address. Margaret Os- tridge.

"Here Comes Santa Claus" by school.

Following the nrogrsmme Santa ni'r.ved and distributed gifts to the teacher snd pupils and delightel the I d' with It real old- fnshioned hoe-down to music sup- plied by Fred Jay.

A vote of thanks was tendered ihn teacher. Mrs. George Hen- ciricken. and after the singing of the National Anthem all dispersed to their homes feeling they had spent an enjoyable evening.

For QusIity Milcincss Value

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FORT FRANCES. Ont.--(OP) -Remodelllns of in: high school here is making swift progress with total cost estimated at 3421.000. rims include I large new wing and reconstruction of the out em. of the school which we dam- sun by firalut autumn.

GROUNBID Ill!)

white pelican was seen

its journey to warm

died shortly afterwlrfl.

EDMONTON - (OP) - A tree- walkinl along the ion of 0. nearby lake in or clllnotgh. After being captured. the bird was found to have been wounded by a, hunter. and was unable to fly. It

llctlng and supplying Glasses Ito.

MONTAGUI. P. E. I.

offloe loan: 10 to is A. M.

PO wO CO . News &iiiews

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Filled with New Year's resolu- tions for more work. both In etu- dies and extra-curricular activi- ties, the majority of Prince of wales college students returned from their three weeks' holiday lut wool: to begin the last lap of the college year.

Student Council President Bar- ry Beers started extra-curricular activities rolling by calling a Council meeting last Thursday night. one of the main topics discussed was the report on the finances of The Times for the first half of the year. The report was given by Winston Smith who is in charge of that department. The Council then turned their thouhts to hockey and plans were made for the exhibition game against Kings College of Halifax. The game is scheduled to take place in the latter part of January or the first of February.

This years edition of the welsh- men team is probably one of the youngest ever to wear the red and blue colors. The majority of lhe players are in the juvenile brack- tt and the greater number of the team personnel are from first anc. second year classes. Despite their youth. the players will make up in fight and determination what they lack in experience and weight.

The learn has already played

two exhibition games against the Murray Harbour Bruins of the Kings County League and has

been victorious on both occasions. On Saturday night. Jan. 5th. they wulloped the Bruins 10-1 and early this week they defeated a strengthened Murray Harbour squad 6-1.

The College has been operating an intei-class hockey league called

the House League which was very successful during the first term. From these I-louse League teams

were selected the personnel of the College squad. The Prince of Wales team is coached by Jack "spy" Ready and is under me management of Moon M-ulllns.

With regards to me exhibition game against King's. the council plans on staging ll. hockey dance to celebrate the occaszon. The dance will probably take place at the Rollaway. Part of King's financial burden in making the trip here will be shouldered by P W. C.

and the A A. A. head. Brier Chandler. suggested that a social be held to help defray the expen-

ses. He planned on having the students pay for the dance as as wel' as the outsiders. The social committee would receive their re- rular share from the outsiders but the proceeds from the students would go into the expenses for the trip.

The President. of the social com- mittee decided that the social should be held on Thursday. but this was later changed to Monday the twenty-first. They also plan- ned to continue the afternoon skate which was moderately suc- cessful last year. The council hop- cxl to get the Holy "edeemer rink since the Forum is booked up.

The hopes for this years bas- ketball team sre not so bright as last year with only two of last sea- son's team members available for play. They are John lRadari Mc- Naught and Joey I-lcyt. The boys were. late in commencing practices and as in result had only a week to prepare for league play. They will play the first game against the Y. M. C. A. on Saturday night and under the guidance of Coach Earl Nicholson may will likely give

BULL.ETINS mom isianulun

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OWL VOICE!

Due to their lque. soft plu- mage. the flight of Owls in noise- less; neither do we often hear the voices of these birds. because they root. or whistle while most of us

re fut asleep. Nevertheless, they are by no means silent. with properly tuned can. even city dwellers may hear Owls either in the summer or in winter. Many remain In settled Canada all year round. and In cold weather they are often Joined by those whose breeding grounds are farther north. Rodents, always to be found in great numbers in crowd- ed districts. are the chief attrac- lion.

one of the big owls is the Bar- red, an accomplished ventrilo- quist. resident east of the Rockies.

People capable of imitating its eight part call. "hoohoo-hoohoo. hoohco-hoohooaw." have some

times been rewarded by In ans- war from the bird itself. In con- trast, is the small Richardson's

ii good account of themselves. Three days after college opened last week the students and facul- ty received an ' holi- day when Friday morning's blis- lering snow storm forced a el- lation of classes. However. s..gi-est number of the students had al- ready fought their way through the snow before they found out about the cancellations.

Well. until the same time next week, this is all there is to be

p -JANUARY 21. 1952

Owl. which comes to up 1;-om m in north. its musical. volcc ha: been likened to the uound of '-ms cant dripping of water from height," and cannot be mistaken A close .elative' is the uni. Saw-whet owl, so named becam. its whittled notes. evenly .p...;. and rapidly uttered. sound ilk. whetting a saw. Its tremuious high-pitched. and 11 pin; voice 1' not often heard u til town:-ui winter's end or the beginning 0; spring. several other noises beside: the well-known whettlng mm, from this bird. but unless you leave the town for the evergrm, forest you are unlikely to ma, an of them. i

Owl, resident from northern can. sdn to Texas. cannot well be cm, fused with any but those of in, Barred Owl; and it is not In diffi- cult to learn the musical effort of these big biids. The voice of tin Horned Owl is the deeper, and u" call follows one of three pattern. consisting of three. five. or six unj inflected hoot: instead of eight The listener shivers with gm

Our occasional winter vislio, the largs Snowy owl, is mg m” hoot and grunt too. The sham cared not only grunts or "om houscly and loudly but has . special flight sons. consisting in ten or twelve "tools." very .-my fcrent from any of W mourriful "wek, wek. wek” of the long-eu'e'd.

Another mournilul voice is um of the Screech Owl. Never was ,. bird more wrongly named, and yet it is probably the best in-.m..,, of the family. for it. likes ffiilpg Listen for its walling. I.l'0mllI-'lil: whistle.

Where do birds sing mun

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RESULTS IN 1 DAYS! Try fragrant. mildl medicated Cuticura Soap and intment for 7 days. Help clear pimples. Enjoy

heard from P. W. C.

y smoother skin. GetCuticura today.

We have a limited

Phone 12

ATTENTION

IIIIIGS GOIIIITY FARMERS

tractors. manure spreaders, harrows, plows. etc., in stock at old price. These machines have increased in price recently. If you order now we will guarantee old price. All we need is your order. Up to three year terms, trade-ins or livestock accepted.

Cockshutt Sales and Service

-1. a. JENKINS

number of COCKSI-IU'I'I'

Murray River

those in arrears.

TOWN or soums

The list of defaulting Tax Payers will be publish- ed January 28th and Judgment applied for against

rows COUNCIL

TOWN OF SOURIS.

CLEARANCE SALE

JANUARY 19 - - - - 31 INCLUSIVE

We offer the following or roducsd prices along with other articles of furniture too numerous to mention.

l-3-piece Davenport Suite. Maple Finish.

Rog.SI.72.00.SaIo..........-.... rw 1-3-piece Wino Velour Chesterfield; reg. 5225.00. Solo . 5180.00 I-Lu-1-Boy Choir and Ottoman. vvlno velour.

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Rog. SII5.00.SoIo 587.00 1-3-piece Poster Iodroom Suite. Mahogany finish. A

Reg. si73.oo. Sale gj.39;0,0, 2-Cogsvvoll Choirs. reg. 339.75. Solo ' . . . . . . 529-00

1-5-piece" Chronic Kitchen Sol. reg. 8135.00. Solo ..... RCIIQOHO. o A o c o c o a o e o I o e I-Maytag Washer with Plllll . reg. 8200.00. Solo . . . . .

5115766

'l-Mofnrt Table Top Gas Range (only) 3200.00. Solo .. 'g .3-llocrrle Irooin Vacuum Cleaners. reg. 349.50. Solo 326.09 Drop patterns In Congolouin and Roxolouln lugs . . . . .. 2570

reduced.

Phone 80

Ilnnlcots. Comforters. Bedspread: . a .l.. . , --.. ..:.. . .

Corner Cabinets, China Cabinets, Buffets, and other occasional furniture I'll!”

no sure to visit our .stoi-e during this clearance sale. and take advauissf ”' this opportunity to make your money go farther.

iiilchey & iianliierpstinep

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