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‘AGENTS: DIONTAGIJE: Harold It‘. bteuarl. Minn

LUENT SUURIS:

The Guardian may be

following "laces in Montague:

in Geurgetouu: The Post Utllce; Roper;

ln St. Peter's:

Landry, Albert Althea. lilm Byron Harriet. Clair.

m: EASTERN GUARDIANI I

AUENT GEORGETOWN; Waldun (Avon.

Francis Cheverio bought at tny o! the

Mina S. A. lJervelIyn: “n. Ui- y.

tn Sour-iii: Condon‘; and Florence I

‘SLIPFEIIS. SLIPPERS. 5L1!" FEES. going u! ii low price at the| tuoiitziguc Shot- Sit-rt‘. Silpprrs tnr. rill the family. tirt yours (‘IIFIVI and itvoiil ilic ruih,

Address and A Presentation k

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Al .1 shrew-I meeting 0t tjiirniwili-Yorii Point Woman's -»litntv~ \\IlIt'II tut-k the fiirni iii ‘i

home of M. Ilii/cii II'J\\Ill'(I. III‘, n t lIlIIt‘l'.\ pr: -'III\‘II irtlim i Firivhltllriii \\III\;\IlI1' nii~iii iii.~it l'~ o. rlifiiisvti» or m.- I"i'iI~l':tIi‘iI \\ii»‘ IiirHK I|t.~IIIllt|‘ of imiintlu -i~- a II‘ intuition of twi- \ 'lItl'\I'It‘ sunk-es tn Hii- n mrtttitiii.

Filip. All on DIMFIAIIIIIXYI, president of Ilio Fiwlcrnt- II Women's Institute of (‘ii\:iili, niiil iilis. .’\Il'in Stewart.

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the evenin". The t-eitilir-iite was presented to

. Aliciiillwiv hy the President. Stunt"? ?Ti.rrn_\', the pin hy ' I‘ll\I‘- ‘lliiii-Iimiin Jllld thi‘ i Ii‘ fir: ~i Pr" llorne.

viii; to i'\"I-lIO\\Ii‘tILZt‘ in some time- I"I" \\~“-.\' it-tii- many efforts uhleh you Iizive rut forth for the welfare 0t this organization.

During the post year. at your home we celebrated our thirty-fifth anniversary", and although you do not claim to be a charter member. yet you are one of the oldest and most active of our membership, and lust year as our President your lczidership gave us incentive to do much improvement to the commun- ity hall, the schools. and other community wieltares.

Your beautiful garden for which you have become so widely known, (2nd incidentally speaking oi‘ your garden, beautiful as it is, would be lifeless without your ring of laughter and cheer), is always wel- come to us. and also the flowers which you strew around so prQ. fusely for Public affairs in the church and to the sick.

S0, tonight we recognize in n Small W11)’, what you mean to llS, a neighbour, and friend viz.. your home to which we are welcomed many times in the year, your 19mg. 915ml). your music, your flowers, and indeed your very self, and now l" 88k you to accept this Lin. Membershih to the Federated Wo- men's Institute of Canada, as a symbol of our gratitude for your many services rendered to us. and

our wish is that you may be spared

for many more years of active

service in our organization and com-

munity.

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Iiii‘ Ti-‘lii - ii" ‘ ‘rris “'11s rcnii t" ~M<s. II". n lliti‘ iiiI: Cernirnll. o». I6. triiri. l. ‘its LnJi-I-iii .\I~"\IiIl |y 'lh~ >~\"|‘lII-‘|i .IltI iiii-nili- rs oi’ llti- i‘i.iriii\rillfi'iii~l< Point lnstitut-y Hns-irlcred nnri thouizht at this'

\'IIl‘I\I'\'I;1= SPJEHHII it would be fit-‘

I I The Post Otilce. I I

. ‘NEW SHIPMENT o! women‘: rubber iiight. boots just arrived tfulors black mid brovm. at the Aiontaguu Shoe Store.

‘COME IN and Itispcct. ou" L-gh grade slippers at s very I'\'\ price. Where’? At. ﬁlentiigtir 5:100 Store. lVIZ-“s. John DC\\.:>. N. 5.. were visit- urs to Montnczur tor the Chriitmii» guests oi Mr and M": A. Shun:

. rMr. and

Mn LRSIPI‘ Juhllriton, Charlotte-

town. wits ll \l.\IIt).“ to Nlonlﬂgliiv iii 'l‘iir_sdny' iihrre she visited ii"- irirlldS.

Mr. and Airs. Sandy MacDonald uontague. were holiday visitors to

I-‘rovlncril president “ere guests of MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Mrs

Hurray Harbour, guests o! Mrs I Tom Herring. Mrs. F. M. Hocley, Charlotte-

twyn, nVVUlnpﬂfllfd by her dziughtei I'\'ni‘n, were Christmas Iuwniazue. gueris o! Mrs. Henley" .1111 and daii:hter-in~la\v, Mr. and IVr-s. B. N. Hooiey.

I Mr and Mrs. Dougliis Collin . ‘\ti::i:;i':i.-i~. spent the holiday iveek- viiil III Chsrluttelou n, guests oi Air. Ccitfiirs parents. Mr. and Mr: I. H. Collin.

Mrs. G. A. Thompson and Mrs ‘Iownsend, Montague. were holiday isitors to Charlottetown, guests oi Mrs Thompson's son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Georgi Thompson.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Murray Harbour North.

speedy recovery.

Mr. Rudolph Hamilton, member of the Staff ol the Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown. spent holidays in Montague at: the home of his parents, Mr aid Mrs. Pear- clon Hamilton.

Mr. E. B. MacLaren. Georgetown, was a visitor to Montague on Tuesday where he visited his son Earl who is a patient at the King's County Hospital. Mr. Macharen underwent an operation at the hospital and is making a good re- covery. U

The otticial opening o! the Murray Harbour Rink ls scheduled to take place on New Year's Day “IIIT an exhibition hockey game between Murray Harbour and Montague. The Montague Legion Band will also be in attendance, and the officials hope to have higzidiei- W. W. Reid and Major John A. MacDonald. president 0t the Southern King's Hockey

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Print; Home 'I'i'c.i.~\irri'.

You Con’! SUNNYSIDE

TONIGHT,

Cuniccn Service

League. in attendance. The rink is n memorial to the industry and

lnnwiizlitcdness o! the residents o! Aiurray Harbour. and they m‘: to he rumnicndeii on their public iiluril.

TWO BIG DANCES

AIIoivI Io Miss BALLROOM

Grafton Strcet

DEC. 3I:l.

and Tomorrow Night, Jon. Ist. EASTERN RHYTHM BOYS Check Room

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Albert MacLeod I is iii at I his home. His trle-nds WI-Sh him a j _ _ I Throughout I949 we will endeavour to give you even better

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friends the heariiest of

We take this occasion to extend to our muny customers and

i NEW YEAR i v

visitors to ‘

i GREETINGS

TIi-oughoui our many years of business we have formed many

fiiendships that we deeply appreciate and cherish.

It Iius been a decided pleasure in serving you and w: acknow-

Icdge with sincere rhunIis your most generous patronage.

service and o choice of even better quality goods with the hope of

WELCOME |9li9 I

0h Buhali of the Management and Staff o! PROWSE BROS. Limited

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retaining the fellowship we have so much enjoyed in the pusi.

PROWSE BROS. LIMITED

T. W. L. PROWSE, President.

_ DECEMBER a1. 194.;

swirrs MARKETING suwic:

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LOADING EVERY MONDAY

COMPLETE TRUCKING SERVICE CONTACT OUR AGENT IN YOUR VICINITY

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Happiness — Prosperity.

JAMES TIIIT

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