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new hi-zh 111 martini happiness. But there is bound to be many a romanti: young person, sittln through COIIFSSS 011 marriage, un 130111;’ through all the state's re- qurremcnts who looks back long- lnzly on the dny 1vh1=n young peo- plc entered Illilfflilflﬁ without so nuich 111-pressing knowledge of the (hfflcultles involved. O I

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And reason tells us they will br-noftt from the change, (Copyright. 1938. NBA Service, Inc.)

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..'MISSION SHIP — The Gren- fell mission ship, George B. Cluett, Ls In port: at Montague.-L.

Personals ..‘Sunday vsttors to Montague: Miss Rut-h Mac-Gregor, Mrs Harry lfacctreircr. Ms; Alice Fraser, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilfred Livingston, Char- lottotown,_L

Mrs, Milton Melllsh’:

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..'l?.ev. Arthur Long. after n pleasant vacation In St. John. N. B.. retumed to his pastoral charge in Montague United Church, con- ducting the service-s on Sunday. Mr. minis mother returned with him.

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The Central Guardian

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ATTENDED CONVENTION - Mr. James Tall; has returned from Portland, Oregon, where he at- tended the Florists Telesrovh Dis- trict, Convention be! the district representative for t e Maritime Provinces.

BAIL ESTREATED-At the Po- lice Court yesterday morning u drunk who failed to appear had his ball bond of $5 estreated. A drunk was also picked up In the morning suffering from delirium tretnens and was conveyed to jail until able to make 1m appearance

CAT HOME — The Past; Mistress‘

Tuesday nftemoon to their friends, when they enter- tained at- a prettily arranged Af- ternoon Tea at the home of their President, Mrs. L. M. Bonnell, who

The living room and dining were beautifully decorated with a pro- fusion ‘of autumn flowers, and tall yellow tapers. The various members 111th assisted in dispensing hospital- u.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Michael Hennessey took place yesterday morning from his late resuience. Brighton Ave, to Holv Redeemer Church and was largely attended. Members of ‘the Benevolent Irish Society attended In a body The all bearers were Messrs, John Ca aghan, erick MacDonald, William Dalzlel, Arth- ur White, Joseph Gallant and John C-ayle. Rev. Father Moreau. C.SS.R. conducted the service at the church 11nd the grave.

BRIDAL SHOWER-Miss Gladys Matheson, whose marriage takes place next month, was uest of 101101‘ 11.1 a 1111913!- Wednes ay night at the home <1 1s. Wilfred Hunt- er, Kent Manor. The Joint hostess- es were Mls Jean MacLean, Kay Sutherland and Kamleen MacRae. After the bridge dainty refresh- ments were served and when the prizes for theevenlng were pre- sented the quest of honour was presented with a silver water pitch- er and 11 Pyrex pie plate to mark the happy occasion.

WORKMAN INJURED—Wed- ncsclay while working at the con- struction wcrk on the new airport. at Sherwood. Ray Dunn ‘suffered a nasty out on his foot; from an axe he was using. Flrst aid was rendered at the scene and the victim conveyed to a doctor. The wound required several stitches. This ls the third accident of this

received and welcomed the guests .

HARVEST SALE

An Opportunity to Stook llp and Save 0n the Many Specials Which Are Offered.

Look For Big Sale Sheet” Delivered At Your Door

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Amusing

Two men started for Charlotte- town at the some rate of speed. one started from Hunter River. the other started from Eldon. They arrived In the C1.y two days apart. Naturally enough because they started on different days. That is not. the contest at Ill. The contest. ls right here 1x1 the City and Is Just; as simple. Would you like to receive $50.00 in real cash? Well. some person Ls going to get just that. another will Iln $30.00, another $15.00 and so on as aci- vertlsed elsewhere In today's issue.

Don't. bother, about it because you can't bother-there's no bother to it. You simply make ycur pur- chases from one or more of Chur- IOULBWWXTB ten leading business firms during the balance of this week and next week. Wat's all there 1s to It. 'I'I1at’s W114i. the new Consumers’ Cash Bonus Contest is for. It is simply a co-operative movement on the port of these ten firms to encourage the con- sumers to speed up their fall buy- ing. The heavier volume of‘ busi- ness In a short period results In greater savlrler: to the wnsumer. With each 25 cent transaction you "web's R 4101115011 on which you wrlte_your name and address. Theres no guessing. no voting. no canvaslng. The coupons will be drawn at The Koren Hardware

kind to happen since work beg-an on the project.

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LOADING HAY AT MONTAGUE ——'I'he schooner George B. Cluett of the International Grenfell Asso- ciation, was loadm hay in port. at. Monltague yes rday for St. Anthonyls, Nfld. The Cluett, with Captain Kenneth Iverson. Lunen- burg, N. 5.. as master. came here with a general ca o from Boston, Lunenburg, and Ha ifax. At Boston. Captain Iverson left eight young col ege boys who had shipped as volunteer workers during the sum- mer months. The George B. Cluetvt, which was built at Lahave River. N. S.. is sold to be the largest two- mnsted fishing vessel ever bull-t In Nova Scotla. She is the third ves- sel presented to the Grenfell As- soclatlon by the Cluett. family, each named the George B. Cluett.

Personals

Mr, James smith, J1-., who was visiting 111 the city has returned to his home at Webster's Corner.

Mr. 11111-111111 Hughes, Fort “Aus- ustus, visited the city recently.

Mrs, Michael Murnughan has re- turned to her home In Tarantum after visiting relatives in Boston.

M: Jo h Hagarty of Fort Aug- wspa recent btsltor to the C y.

Miss Rena Carver of Vernon River, spent, a pleasant weekend In the city the "guest: of Mr. and Mrs. Lalrd Jay.

Rev. S. C. and Mrs. C0099!‘ Y!" turned to the city last evenln3 after a six weeks vacation at Mrs. Cooper's home In Louisville. Ken- tucky. Mr. Cooper will occuPY m5 pulpit. at both services on Sunday.

Trinity United Bhuroh

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th

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Co. Ltd. on Saturday Oct. 8 at. 9.30 b. m. by Chief of Police Blrtwlstle. Y0“ are expected 11> be on hand and see the drawing can-led out, There you are now, mere 13 3160-00 to be give-n away free. You know the rest.

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Mrs. Fred Bell of Carleton n- turned Saturday from a visit, with her sister. Miss Agnes Llnkletter of New York and Miss Sara Link- Iettez- of Boston.

Mrs. Edna. Howatt and Mr. Btan- , ley Howatt of Carleton, motored to East Point

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Miss Esther and Mr. Iley Crooks of Cape Traverse left Monday morning on a motor trip through Nova Scotla.

M13 Evelyn Bell of Cape ‘Prov- erse returned Monday from ' a months visit with her sister. Mrs.

Mm. of Somervllle,

The Cape 'I‘raverse W0men’s In- stitute put on a hot goose dinner and fancy-work bazaar 1n the 111111 Wednesday evening. The "cats" were delicious, fully sustaining the 1118b culinary standard set by for- mer affairs of a. similar nature under the same auspices. There was a 800d attendance and a gra- WYIIIE sum was realized.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Callbeck, of North Txyon and Mrs. Joseph Cut- cllfle of Cam Traverse returned Monday from a most enjoyable motor trip to New Hampshire, They were delighted with the beautiful scenery In the White Mountains. A memorable feature 0f their trill was their encounter with last week's terrific New Eng- land storm. Mrs. George Callback of North ‘rryon accompanied the party as fur as Dlxmont, Maine, where she visited Mrs. Sophie Clark, formerly of Tryon.

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NEWS AND SERIAL

Montague — SATURDAY Sourls —- MONDAY

The Male Octette from Char- lottetown rendered a service of song before a large and apprecia- tive congregation In 'I‘ryon United Church last Sunday evening. The members of the octette were Messrs. Harry Craswell. Jack ‘Inv- lor, Harry Yorston, Lyle Robson, Malcolm MacKlnnoi-i, Brent. How- ctt, Peter Small and Gordon Maoq Mlllan. The service was under t1." auspices of the Women's Mission. ary society and was conducted by Miss Elma Inman.

Miss Mabel Newsome. who Is 0n furlough from the United Church Mission in Sydney, gave a deeply Interesting talk on her work. which is largely among new Canadians helping the needy and teaching the little ones In the kindergarten.

The octette sang the following numbers with pleasing harmony, the softer passages being 951W- tally impressive: Lord, for tomor- row and its needs. The Lord's my

Shepherd, He at? of 11 11111111111 heart, Peace Peace, wondcrflll

Peace, I have heard a land. steal away. A solo, Why should I feel‘ discouraged. by Mr. Crass-ell and a duet. I've tried In vain, by Messrs Craswell and Small, were also much apprcclated.—D.

HOWELL COMMISSIO TO MEI

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wlre)

OTTAWA, Sept Ltd-Members of the Rowell Commission on Domin- lon-Provtnclal Relations will meet here Monday 1x1 camera to cart! on rout-Inc business of the cormn s- alon, It is learned. Dates of publll slttlnlzs of the eommtsslon 1n Otta- wa have not been set-

RECORD INDIAN CROP -

HOBBEMA, Altd-(CPI-Graln hurvesbed 56111 tne Hobbarna Indian Reserve. m es sou - monton, totalled about 400.000 bushels this year. Bits-Est c1011 0" the reserve was Erown b!’ W" of Wheat 11nd several thousand bushels of coarse Kratn.

CANNED PEARLS

MUNSON. 11m. -(CP)-—Can- ned oysters are proving valuable to Mrs. I. R. Duly of 11113 90W“

100 miles northeast of Calgarv. In the space of a. week she 70111141 two pearls In cans 0f 01181818. 11119 second being about the size of 8 green pea.

MARRIAGE LAW nuwmn NAsIK, India OP) -Public opinion on child marriage must be mobilized, said A. P. Le Mesurler, chairman of the Village Improve- ment Association, contending the nIne-yenr-old Surdu Act. against

this custom was still being fl .

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