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been delayed by the storm. After illscharszing mall and passengers here she continued on to Plctou. Among the passengers were M s. A. MllCMlliflll of Grand Entry. wllo ‘rill visit her daughter, Mrs. B, Mulnlly of Rollo Bay.

A small fishing vessel from Car- nquct, N.B.. with a crew of four men aboard. arrived in Souris yes- terday morning after being blown miles on‘ her course by the storm that came tip last Thursday night. The vesscl was on her way home after a fishing trip and wag on

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Naufrage late Thursday evemni Vi'l‘i9l1 the storm struck. The small enging with which the vessel la equipped was not. uwrkllll BY- u" time and dtirlng the night. Wm‘! it, was impossible for the crew to work on. the deck. all her sails iwere blown oft‘. When the storm abated, temporary repairs were made and the vessel arrived in souris Sunday morning with crew members none the worse after their experience.

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i Georgetown IAnd Vicinity i Mr. \V. R. Jenkins of Charlotte-

‘town motored t0 Georgetown on Sunday.

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Miss Peggy Walker and Mlss Helen Murphy were visitors to the City on Satin-tiny.

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Miss Rita D-oiron of Rustico is_ visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank MiwLean.

Mr. and lvlrs. Fred "Ted" Refuse and family of Murray River, visit- ed relatives in Georgetown on Sun- day,

Mr. GcralrFMorrison who is en- gaged in carpentry work in Char- lottetown. spmt. Stinclny with his wife and family here.

Mr. Henry Sampson. local paint- er who ls employed at. St. Diin- stanls University, spent the week-

started building a new home for himself.

Mr. W. A. O'Brien has returned from a business trip to Moncton and St. John, N. B.

Mr. Gus MacDonald. who has been in Charlottetown Hospital for some time past, is improving slowly after an operation.

‘Rte work of grading the Morell Little Flower Church cemetery was done last week and the rest- ing place looks much better now.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr and family were weekend visitors to this vicinity at Mrsf Carr's old home.

Mr. George Daveaux, who has

home last week for a. few days. Mr. Daveaux has joined for four- teen years.

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Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Macliwen have returned to the city to re- side alter spending the summer months in their country homo here.

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JBINGO at Montague every Wednesday night, Oddfellows Build- ing, Main Street.

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gloves. boots. overalls (large size), aviation suits. raincoats. also picks, shovels, lanterns, etc. Stewart d; Beck. Montague.

Mrs. Bun Wood. Montague. spent the past week visiting friends in Borden.

Mr. Richard MncLeon. student at Prince oi Wales College, is a week end visitor in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell, Cardigan, have returned home rrom their short vacation in Sum- merside.

Mr. Maurice mnnon. Queen's Road was a. recent visitor at the home of lvLr. James A. Gordon, New Perth.

Mrs. Bruce MacPhee, Montague, was a visitor to Charlottetown where she visited her many friends in that city.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Char- ottetown, are spending the week end in Montague, guests of Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Stewart.

Miss Zita. Morrissey, Montague, nursing stat! of the King's County Hospital, has lert to spend the week end at her home in East Royalty.

Miss Jessie Hutcheson, nurse in training at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hutcheson.

Miss Theresa Maclntyre. Mlss| Tillie Maclntlqe, Miss Bernadette Campbell and Mrs. Frank Shep-i pard were recent visitors to Mon- I tague. l Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams, Summerside, were recent visitors to Montague, guests ot Mrs. Adams‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vickerson.

Citizens will be interested in ' learning that Mrs. C. Ci. Clay,, cwner and proprietor of the Bison, has added a lovely tea-room to the left of the main dining room.

of years, has returned to the Ts- iand but not to his old home here.‘ It is understood he will reside in

the western part of the Island. i

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Mr. D. A. Conohan. who has been conducting a merchant busi- ness here for a year and a half is going to re-Join the R. C. Navy; the call of the Navy comes back and he expects to be at on QUI- 1y.

Mrs. James Greene is expected home from Bale Comeau this week to attend the wedding of her bro- ther Angus Lapierre. Mr. and Mrs. Lapierre will leave for the Magdalen Islands soon alter their marriage, where they intend to re- side.

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town, who had undergone on op- 'pendect0my at the King's County [Hospitak bu sufficiently recover- 'ed from her operation to return to -lier home, and has been discharg- ed from the hospital.

Mr. Milton Mellish. Bummerside, was a Sunday visitor to Montague. It will be recalled that Mr. Mellish was at one time the proprietor of Mellish’: store which occupied the same location as that or T. M. Llewellyn, Ltd. A few years ngo Mr. Mellish and his family moved ‘to Bummeralde.

ilk-lend: of Miss Mary Altkcn, Lower Montague will be delighted, to learn that her health has much improved. and that she is rapidly progressing on the road to recov- l ery. Her friends hope that soon she will be up and about to greet all who wish so much to see her.

The "Nellle A. Cluett" arrived in port Saturday to take on n load or supplies for the Grenfell Mis- sions in Labrador. The “Nellie A. Cluett", an international boat. is under the command of Captain} Ivcrson. The diesel-powered ship expects to leave port this week.‘ after having been completely load- ed in this local port for the Lab- rador missions.

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Tfi DIIPOIIIIQ "Orylhlng you can In the community where you live and where you make your living. The bullncu moo of the community contribute n large proportion community enterprise.

Local bualneu men are doing their utmost. to servo you by nucl- lng all liner of goods which are available. Your patronage enabler them and obligates them to extend their clfortl to present you with the widest ranges of available merchandise.

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An unfortunate a red in Montague when Mr. McEwen fractured a bone in his ankle while unloading flour. appears that Mr. McEwen while in the act of transporting n bag of flour stumbled on a piece of floor- ing causing him to fall, and under the increased weight of the flour twisted his foot causing one of the bones to break. At present he is being confined at his home under the care of the doctor.

It has been noticed that ‘the movie circuit has been obliged to

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change its location on Thursday to New Perth. Upon inquiring it was 1 learned that the hall in Morell had been sold to other interests, and that the citizens of that) com- inunlty are erecting a new com- munity hall in a new location across the street directly opposite Ftosslters store. Morell has shown itself to be an enterprising com- munity, and this serves to give one more evdiencc of their communal

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Mrs. Douglas Nicholson was honored on Wednesday. Oct. 22nd, when the member! of the Young Women's Guild of the Presbyter- ian Church. also n number of lad- ies of the congregation, tendered her a house-warming in her beau- tiful new home. A wide variety‘ o} p. the accompanying verses being rend by Mrs. Elsie Watterworth. The gifts were opened by Miss Mary Hemphill, and Mrs. Catherine; Stewart. Mrs. Nicholson, in o few |

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\ end at m5 h°me here’ M ‘is at present repairing his ware- 5 5 ' Theflhre_ “ \ 1 Miss Ruth Yeo. charlottewivn. house prior to the bus)’ shilJDinE Phone u - Sflllrlb. I’.E.l. 5mm WlLFII-EDMWATTERWORTB L _ ' Miss Anna Mair. Matron of hhc employee of E R’ Domm charm“ Reason It is understood that a ontague y, 1 Prince Edward Island Hospital’ 911 “Cwlmtant- 15 5°e11dm8 We iromplete concrete under structure " "A" é; i i C““I,‘3“‘°fl°“";;, ‘imzfld week-end in Muntasue at the will be built providing concrete ““°““ ' \ - _ g3!“ egggeweelfend ' home of her parent-s, Mr. and Mrs. flooring tor storage of potato” s. 2 "mml-flnuw“ i g —__" B. H‘ Yea. -———— lplliglf ttiosshllggrinfiepggvevd Bailldatlfitkl‘: ‘ ? " wuitotminv mini mitts Mr. and We» Keir Clark and . _ “'_ _ ; . lama t» were‘, lg at.“.3"i.‘ziii.lf.“i€°li‘“i.fifi“i. 315835;};gggeggggggggiigogyeggg; . z T"! -'.- J- "llfillis ,. LADIES‘ fllllI ciiiiniicit s WEAR ll- J- MAM owm+o+ov H ‘(lcorgetovrn on Sunday am vis te ' v _ ‘ . l , _ t b'_“——"'A"‘_——_”“‘_-‘;Mrs. Cirirkifs mother. MFS. W» W~ gfgggizzléorimfhoifiag“Tflognn; ma“ usual w bedll€Tdfd' “Many co" f CHILDKENS WEAR‘ buns‘ ETC’ "RUG STORE iMacLaren‘ member of the R.C.A.F. has bee!“ REESE: otrhethisimliigvid wstlarlige GENERAL MERCHANT“ i) LADIES’ READY-To-WEAB Mr. D. McGowan of Montague‘. ‘John Boyce. engineer with hhe °ml°1°Y°d in Mllmrfll f" 59"?“ ispace provided by Mr. MacDonalrLi ‘M IMPORTERS QLANNELLETTE Nmlrr Gowns’ and PYJAM“, opwmflflm - Prcavrloflom has a business visitor in Souris Department of Public Works, Char- milllihl- t ————-t d b Mr Expnflnb o, Farm Pmdu" “so "OUSECOATS U“ sawlflw- ‘lqttc"°“'n' 5pm“ the weekwrid with Mrs Roy Kennedy Charlotte- IDI in“ ‘leleinl "page t. ll! t l 00mph“ um "I vuamm. o’ l" mud’ —~— his parents. Rcv- Md M“ 5- l ' ' t “in: NB” °;°“' “w” 1 ax" FLOUR and FEEDS 300mg ' r. l. 1. l constable Kennedy. R- C- M. P-- Bill"- u?“ t e 0y bio“ Am“ it y i Phone sz-z - ntium o lizis returned to the Detachment 2*" a" 5am" ésumx" w ‘h: Phone l2 - Sourln, P.E.l ‘u t iiere after being on duty in Char- Sunday. October 26th, was Lay; Mn Norman MacDonald w“ m otal gross proce s o! $96.00. e l lyjttptorv"n f0,- me p“; Several rnons Sunday in the Deanery o the (my on Friday on busmefi twenty-tour boys of the Bcout 2 I I tracks. Frmce lcdwtfdl,Ifiaréikniitzdclgszg; Mr MacDonald like so many oth- i ‘i305;tzozltleiiglamtgaggkemgrgh? 4M g “w” m vvvwvv-vr --. ' no gprvicp a :2 t , i ' ii - . "‘ “ . ers is building a new house and . Mss Jcun VIacLcan. RN, spent ‘"5 “(mducwd by Ml- H- _Mmer °f n d it h d t t h t the cess of their day. Once again the WNW“, Iaqfi w a M M» the ‘Wtfiifiilfl ‘in Souris with her gfifflqiaetgwliuidn: gziinfrsebrglnljl-xlayf mlEtErInl sgqlllrtiedge m“ o dfézens sllfgwtzd 3183;‘ ‘egiroszg E ‘Qsthe _ i llill'(‘li.‘f~, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mac- ‘Ttvfégvn y g wh h I?“ l or y i: ‘eh J (Ell I869) Lmaii. . o e . Mr. and Mrs. James Blnxland. ttljireso; S237‘: sgzgflggénywhlg: a somus P E BMDGBTOWN "W" . 3.. left last week for Halifax . ‘ “Asgyyqmg ' ' an. J. n. Ctimorc. TGPTDSOlItBL- 17°: §"g;§n",§,‘,{-1f‘§,*,g§ “am they m“ m we“ some IS ‘mini; to help in rnnklns ‘good IMPLEMgfgSFARM GENERAL MERCHANTS GLASS INSTALLED ive of Sydney T. Green d; Co, ‘in, if néqouaflons M’ prev ume‘ The“, so“ Garth h” taken I citizens of the boys o the rslng BUHIDIN MATEMALB Clmmmctowl" ‘was B‘ business “k etiiiinunderstood To be tinderwav are a position in Charlottetown for generatwn‘ And “n” “In are 5-51-59 "l! BERVICE G AUTO PARTS and “m. m scum on saturdawh v n b _ the winter month‘ terested in the physics, men a a PAlNI-J", _ ULEANJJ? so sucacasful- this dream m" We t and moral development of their Blnilm - Mowern - an» aocassonras __._ ' “me a "MW l“ the Yery m“ T.“ n ~' d “ed warehouse children, everyone should elcome IIIII sprayer: ' anlmwlwwmumws PAINT‘ The s. s. lVfagdalen arrived in {§f,.",f°,;,:',§;‘,¥,f;.§§,;{°,,j;‘,' 56,05: ,h"e“,im§‘,‘, mm H a Mb the ChBHCB or being able to COIP stew“, Wm." and“). sraavnuo MATERIAL, INSECTICIDES of III klndl iwrt early Sunday moraine having ' ________’ Ewen‘s store here was entered a "mm "e" l“ “ “ma” “Y w ‘h’ PM“, 9 SOUBIB Phone 38-1!

short time ago and some flour a l ,I]_ . scout organization. The lat Mon- Bouril. p. g, l, BTISEIII RIIII The cm is m“: “V” tasue Troop takeihls opportunity g ’ g ' in expressing their appreciation ‘to n 3 -—— ' t. h h _ , all the citizens for their 80'1"“ W Mr. Reginald McDonald has 51x; amggwsglafi f; 2 milling]. ‘ on Apple Day. l)

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gracious words expressed her np-i preciotion, and extended on in- vitation to her home at all times. i A playette. "Fever Heat", directed; by Mrs. Elsie Watterworth, was} presented by seven ladies, Mrs. Watterworth, Mrs. Claude Nichol-

lson, MrsnMurtln Currie, Mrs. R. joined the Army once more, weal‘ Mn Wm," 00mm who h“ M,“ D. Mecbean, Mien Mildred Smith,

Mien Thelma Lori/er. and Miss Catherine Currie. Following l. sumptuous lunch, a jolly ling song was enjoyed, brought to n close

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