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‘AGENTS: MONTAGUE: llatold s‘. Landry, Albert Althen. rm emi-
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GEORGETOWN: Weldon Levers. AGENT SOUBIS. M. A. MaoLean
P. E. I. Hospital SHOWS 3:30-73
The Guardian may ‘be In Georgetown: The Post Office;
bought at any of the
following places in Montague: Anneur and Llewellyn, Mrs. Clay
ln Souris: Condoms and Florence
Roper; In St. Peter's: The Post Office
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"Df-Lflfingsf, Mr. Walter Hyhdman was a re- ? cent business visitor to Montague. LL-Coi. Peake and Mr. Willard bank were recent business visi- tors to Montague and vicinity.
Mrs. Glen Jenkins, Georgetown. accompanied by her daughter Joyce. were recent visitors to Montague.
Mr. Fred Aitken, lower Mon- tague, has left for Nova Scotia, where he has been offered om- ployment.
Mr. Harry Lane. and son Elmer have returned from Charlottetown to spend the week end at their home in Montague.
Mr. Martin Currie, Charlotte- town, is spending the week end at hh home in Montague, visiting his wife and family.
Mrs. Waiter Goes, Charlottetown was a week end visitor to Mon- tague, guest of her mother_ Mrs. James Currie.
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Mrs. Wilfred Burke, Lower Mon- tague, was a recent visitor tc Georgetown where she vilsted her many friends.
Mr. Charles Altken, Lower Mon- tague, left Saturday morning to spend a week with friends in Am- herst, N. S.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. H. MacGregor, Montague. have as their guest their young grand-daughter, Judy Garnflum, Charlottetown.
Mrs. Beatrice Crozier, R..N., em- ployed as nurse at the Sanatorium, was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harod Nicholson, where she visited. her daughter Joyce. 1 __.__.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Charlottetown. spent the week end in Montague. guests of Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Qeath Stewart.
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Mrs. John Stems, Charlottetown, is spending a few days in Moli- tague. guest of Mr. and Mrs. War- ren Ladnev and Mrs. Ladners mother, Mrs. M. Ramsay.
Mrs, John A. MacSwa-in. PBIAFS Road. was a recent visitor to Mon- tague, guest of her son-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin.
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Miss Ruth MacGregoi‘, Mon- tague, motored to Summerside where she spent the week end, guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams.
Misses Jessie Hutcheson. Mon- tague and Marjorie Campbell, Whim Road, nurses in training at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. are spending the week end at their respective homes.
Mr. Nat Taylor. Lower Mon- tague. who completed the erection of a new bungalow a short time ago. is at present in the process of erecting a new barn near the same location.
Friends of Mr. Donald Ross, Lower Montague. will be sorry t0 learn or his recent illness which has confined him to his home for some time. All wish Mr. Ross a speedy recovery.
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arrived in port at Montague Fri- day evening from Newfoundland. The boat is taking on s load of produce for P. Wareham. Harbour Buffets. Newfoundland. Poole 6s Thompson, local exporters are furnishing the cargo.
A most unfortunate accident took
place at Graham's, pond in Gas-I
pereaux, Thursday, when Mr. Wallace Rodd. Charlottetown, was shot with a .22 through the thigh. Dr. Maclntyre was called to the scene. and after Mr. Rodd was treated. he was driven to his home in Charlottetown.
Thursday, the Board under the supervision of Mr. Stan Maclnnls, presented aii interesting movie at the Lower Montague community hall for the
benefit oi the citlzens_ and espec- E
ially for the farmers of the dis- trlct., At the completion of the show, Miss Lane. dieticlan, pre- sented a very interesting talk on nutrition.
The regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star took place iii Charlottetown at which the fol- lowing were initiated: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins, Charlotte- town; Mrs. Crockett, Charlotte- town and Mr. Alley, Charlotte- town. The initiation ceremony was performed by lVLrs. Evelyn Lad- iier, Montague, Worthy Matron to the office of Grand Treasurer of the Order.
Many dance fans from tzigue and vicinity attended the dance in the Georgetown Hall Monday night sponsored by the Community Welfare League. It is understood that the proceeds were exceptionally good. Credit ls clue to the men in charge of this or- ggiization for their untiring ef- forts to raise funds for the erec- tion of a new skating rink.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Cona- dian Legion. Montague, was held ln the Legion Hall, Thursday. Oct. 16th. with the president, Mrs. Douglas Coffin, presiding. Ill the absence of the treasurer. Mrs. J. M. Clair. the financial report was given by the secretary Mrs. Archie liilchey. Plans were made for serv- ing dinner to veterans and their
families on Nov. ilth, in the Leg- i
ion Hall. Committees were appoint- cd, and a specla1 meeting was arranged for Nov. 6th to complete details.
A local gravel truck driver struck the jack pot while driving his truck from the gravel pit to Georgetown. Keeping a. wary eye on the lookout for partridge in the vicinity. he was fortunate eii- cugh to spot a large covey in a fieldea short distance away. Sneak- liig up to the fence. he fired two shots which killed his full quota of eight partridge for the day. This serves as evidence that the Huns are plentiful this year, if one is lucky enough to. find them.
Farmers in this district report an exceptionally good crop of po- r.atoes_ and, provided that the weather continues to hold as it has been during the past weék, digging will be completed in a relatively short time. The potatoes are of good size for classified grading, and there is no presence of blight or rot. Box cars have already been allocated for the fall ship- ping, with schooners acting as a subsidiary means of transporting the produce. At present cargo are already being sent to many dif- ferent markets along the Atlantic seaboard.
The Bergman Construction Co.. Montague. has acquired a new pil- prop peelcr this month. Although it is only in the experimental stages, the company hopes that this new machine will speed up production considerably. The ma- chine is compact, operated by an attached air-cooled gasoline en- gine. This drives a shaft to which is attached a drum on which iron chains are connected. As the drum revolves, the chains fly out owing to centrifugal force striking the bark of the pit-props. The ma- chine has already been in oper- stlon experimentally, but as yet lo definite decision has been made on its efficiency. The company has expectations, however, that its ad- dition will increase considerably the out-put of pit-props.
A girls hockey meeting was held in the offices of R. K. Clements with many girls interested in a girls hockey team present. Plans were formulated for organizing a team for the coming season, and to enter into competition with other teams on the Island. The girls ex- pect to put one. pantry sale so as to raise some funds for their own needs. It is expected that the Com- munity Welfare League which operates the communit rink will give suitable consideration to their request for an hour's practice dur- ing each week of the. hockey sea-
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Montague P. I. I. onus lolrl to to 1's A. I O h 6 I. I, Infill” Mo. bv QIBUIIIQIIT Office nonmetal With Drug ltere
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i Mr. Leonard Fitzgerald was business visitor to the City , Thursday.
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Mr. Daniel Condon of Pamure island was iii Georgetown on bus- iness on Thursday.
5 Miss Joyce Jenkins is spending
a few days iii Charlottetown visit- ’ gig her sister, Miss Dorothy Jen-
ms.
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l Mr. Charles Fraser. Canadian
National Railways fireman, is on a. few days‘ visit to his home in Georgetown.
Miss Teresa Morrison, R, ., who has been enjoying a few day's stay at her home here, left on“
Friday for St. John, N, B, | i
I . I Mr. James Hflyter. it is under-i stood on reliable authority. has purchased the former Peter Ross property and has taken up rest-I dance there.
M1" F- J- Del-Orv of r‘. .1. DeLory & Sons, general merchants. Water Street. left on Thursday for Pic- tou and Lyons Brook. N. S., on business.
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Mr. Warren Baker is this week moving his household furniture from his present location on West. Richmond Street to his property, on Main Street, where he and his, family will make their home. I
Miss Madeline McKeeman of‘ the Island Furriers, left Wednes-| day on return to Charlottetown after a short visit at the home of MR and Mrs. lelson Hanson,- Burnt Point.
Mr. and yMrs. B. H. Stewart recently visited their grandson, Master Stewart Macvlcar of Pow- nzii. who is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, and is making a satisfactory re- covery from the effects of a nail entering his foot.
On Thursday, members of the Salvation Army started their an- nual canvass for funds in George- town and needless to say met with a spontaneous response from clti-, zens, who are fully aware of the great work which is being done. by this international organiza- tlon.
Ml‘. Pcter Sinclair, new De- partment of Fishery ‘Officer for. King's County lSoutlierii District) I was iii Georgetown on Thursday| making arrangements to pay the annual fishing bounty. Mr. Sin- clair will make another visit to our town on October 29th to re- ceive applications for bounty.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burke. who with their two children. have been qvisiting Mrs. Burkes father, Mr. Simon King. of Burnt Point, left on Thursday morning for their home in Boston. Mass. their two children are motoring back on Friday with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lavandier who have been vacationing at. Mr. Lsvsndiefs former home in Georgetown left on Friday morn-‘ in; by car for Norfolk, Virginia. They were accompanied by Mr.[ Lavandiers mother. Mrs. Herman‘ Lavandier who will visit with them I for some months. i l
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Potato digging which is now in full swine in this district is pro- fillvina gratifying results to farm- ers as from all reports the yield although not exceptionally large 1S good and will grade out very well. Perhaps the greatest rea- son for satisfaction is the absence of rot, which last season was so prevalent.
The National Film Board show. ed their free movies to the pupils
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_____________________ son. Everyone wishes them every success. and hope that they will go right through to the champion. ship. All will recall the team of former years which proved its Worth by getting of the semi-fin- 315 flialnst Summerside where they were beaten by the Crystal Sisters At all events, the girls hockey team is worthy of support from the sport minded citizens, so let us give them every help to have an enjoyable season.
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IN STOCK llltl T0 ARRIVE
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DeLaval Cream Separators and Milking Machines.
Radios-Battery 8s Electric IIog Grower 2.80 and 3.00
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H THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
COMMUNITY SECTIO
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It Is Good Horse Sense and Business Policy...
To purchase everything you can tn the community where you live and where you nuke your living. The business men of the community contribute a large proportion of local taxes and to over! worthwhile community enterprise.
Local business men arc doing their utmost to serve you by stoch- ing all lines of goods which are " '*‘ Your , ‘ , " them and obligates tbein to extend their efforts to present you with tbe widest ranges of available merchandise.
Buy from these public-spirited firms and help your community while ‘ ‘,‘ " to _’ .
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GENERAL MERCHANT! and raouucu zxroaragg in " Over 35 Years Phone i-i - Cardigan, p_|_;_|_
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II. S. MacLEOII
GROCEBIES leg. Egg Grading station COLD and FRESH MEATS
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WINDOW GLASS Standard Sizes
Vernon River P.E.l.
BERGMANIPS
ALI. COLORSlN PAINT, — C. I. l. DEALERS
COCKSHUTT ‘MACHINERY and REPAIRS ASPHALT SHINGLES, BUILDING SUPPLIES
Montague P. E. I.
GEORGE MOAR
GEOCERIES A Faring
Phone 11-24
New Perth
P. I. Island
Mrs. Lincoln Dewar, New Perth
SOURIS: ‘
Estate W. B. LEARII Reg.
TIIE MEN'S SIIOP
Smart Wool Ski Shirts $6.50
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MGIIEIIZIPS GARAGE.
Robert .|. McKenzie. Prop.
SOURIS
PARTS and GENERAL REPAIRS
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KEATS’ SERIIIGE STATIOII
Ii. Frank Kesys
J. P. McPlIEE GROCHILIES. COLD MEATS ICE CREAM PARLOR
MEALS SERVED TASIY SANDWICHES
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ATLAS TIRES - BATTER- IES - ACCESSORIES
Phone 33 Souris. P-I-l-
Sourls.
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FREE- Theatre Tickets — FREE
Ecch week there will appear in the Advertisements In this sec- tion the Names and Addresses of people living in the various dis- tricts represented. Locuteyour name in one of the Advertitsg- ments, clip out the advertisement, present it or mail i‘: ‘to m: Guardian Office and you will resell/O FREE _"'° IIIEHIQ I" e s W the cdmpliments of the Advertiser in which Advertisement your nome appeared.
Tickets will be good I0 Sr-uris Theatre.
r Yeo's Theatre. MonloQI-ll. 0nd The
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GENERAL MERCHANTS and IMPORTERQ
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Exporters of Farm monum- Conipiete Linc of FLOUR and FEEDS
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MASS!" Y-IIARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS
sates and seitviou
Binders - Mowers - Rlhea and Sprayers
Stewart Warner Radios Souris. P,
Matthew fi ‘McLean Ltd.
um use» r. s. l. GENERAL MERCHANTS nuianmo MATERIALS rams-or - CLEAN-UP SBERWIN-WILLIAMS rams-s SPRAYING MATERIAL, INSECTICIDES
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"ma. . SOURIS
E. l. Mr. A. F. McQuaid, Sourie
SIIAGK BAR F. C. Roper. Prop.
fee Cream, Sandwiches. Confectionery. soft Drlnh Tobacco - Magazines
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llurls. P.I..l. Mrs. George Dlngwell, R-R. 4 Sonrls
Eastern Packing Co.
CANNEIS EAST racis BRAND CHICKEN IIADDIE - CHICKEN - BEEF Exporters of monorail-s and SMELTS
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See us about Cold Storage Locker Space
Cunning of all Kind;
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II. J. MABOII nswo stone Optometrists - Prescriptions Vitamins of all Kinds
PIIOIIO 62-3 Montgngg
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BIIIVS AGGESSORIES
GLASS INSTALLED
sum raids and accassoams u all tuna: Phone 38-11 I Montana. P. E. l.
IIILGHEY It VAIIIIIERSTIIIE Macs
LLOYIVS SEIIVIGE STATION
(L. ll. Stewart. Prop.) LIVING OIL PIODUOTI
Washing, llmotiislng, Lubrication
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GROCEBIES -’ COLD MEATS
FRUITS lllll VEGETABLES In Season SOURIS. P-EJ.
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Sonrie By The Sea Prince EOIIM Illllll
Sossrls Theatre SATURDAY, OCTOBER" 25 _“Abia's Irish Rose" with
MICHAEL CHEKHOV - JOANNA DRU Shows O and IO
Ideal Merchandise n. n. GARRETT‘. Msr-
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