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suns a museums» or».

brings results. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague-

tsgus will be closed. Od- inclusive.

Jamieaon a Cc.. 1st. Woodworking of all

Orders Alan Jsmieson. Proprietor-

St Peters

Mr. and Mrs. "Bimmy" Mot?- Adam and baby Bibby 0! M°""- spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Macadam’: parents. Mr-‘Ind M"- Alex ouranlcy. St. Peter!-

Mr. .1. v. Murphy. station ow" of St. Peter's, has just returned from the mainland where he spent a part of his hoiidsya

Miss l-ielen Jay has returned to her duties in me Charlottetown Hospital after spending a Week! vacation at her home in St. Pet- er's. .

Ronnie MacDonald end his ais- ter. Mariaret. scent the Week-mi“ with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. MacDonald. St. Peters.

Miss Rose Ollanley. 198d"? l! Moreli East, is home at St. Pet- er's for two weeks fall vacation.

In the very near future. St. Pet- er's will have street liilhli which they have been waltinll for for some time.

Miss Jean MacAdam of Mcreii was a weak-end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ledweii of St. Peter's.—-St. P.

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Wednesday. Scot ‘l! and every Wednesday

ing from the sold lliver along the eastern ide of said‘ Bridge and Road aforesaid northwesteriy for the distance of l5! feet and con- tinuing northsrardiy slung the said Road or Street for the dis- tance of It foet to a street or road 20 feet wida along the north side of the herein described land. thence eastwardiy along the said last mentioned street to the said eastern bound y st a point 1'10 feat from said liver;

TOGETHER WITH the cold ltoraga building and plant there- on. known an Watterworth‘: Cold Items", equipped and operating, and another building ﬂared llialy housing a packing plant.

. The building is modern and built OOMEDY - FISHING RIIL for ita sachet sorrow with two Ilofaga oars, and living apart-

AND CARTDON asent above. The plant la diesel

rad, core insulated, and ef-

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_ All patrons havinr goods stor- ed In the premises will have ample tinsa to arrange with purchaser for continued storage er removal as desired. I'llhll-lt% deposit, casts in ll days.

Iaia snbiect ta court approval.

K. M. MARTIN.

AilBTiliii SALE

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Public notice is hereby given that pursuant ta a deeratai order dated Aegnst ll. iltl. of the loll:

balance

coart of Chancery. I OI Receiver. Ines“! Ilsa twelfth day of Oat- .jggjjlf,uqﬂﬁj,fﬂﬂﬂl

H. J. MABON

OPTOMETIIIST Fitting and Supplying Glasses Ito

ALL THAT ‘IIAOI’ "ICE AND_ PARCEL OI LAND Italic Iyies

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laiilaya etc. by appointment - Office Oeaeootel with

Sale 0f Business Site iii MiiiiTAGliE

Scaled tenders will be received by the underlined up to noon of October 6th. 1848, for the purch- ase of the valuable building elte in Montague of the late Edward J. Kerr. facing on Main. Street. bouhded on the North by the en- try to Ssckvilic on North Street, on the South by the Station Road. with a depth of I18 feet. Highest or any tender not necessarily ee- cepted. Tenders to be good for acceptance until October 10th, 1948- Upon acceptance the suc-

of the tendered price and sign agreement to complete purchase on assurance of good title witbin~ l5 days thereafter.

GABTII W. KERR, * Montague, Administrator.

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..'DI. INMANI OFFICE. atolls;

JANNOUNCING OPENING of Woodworking Shop in Montague on November kinds. plated without delay.

ccsafui tenderer will deposit 20%; church wmuh h"

~are completely ilutlfied. Mr. Force

‘oLage with a solution of sodium

levsnty

Mr. Robert Hines spent the day in Montague and vicinity calling on his regular customers.

Mr. Roy Graham. Isotvilis. spent s few dsys in Montague and ‘salinity calling on his regular cus-

ere.

Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jackson. Pat- ers Road. were recent visitors to Beads Point. guests st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Beck.

Mr. and Mrs, B.N. ldooiey. Mon- tague, were visitors t.» dietary on Wednesday where they vislbed friends. _

Miss Ethel Beck. student. nurse at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital, spent the ve"k.M at her parents‘ home in Alliston.

Mrs._ J.W. ifcciey. Ohariotta- town. accompanied by her son, Keith. was a recent visitor to Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.N, Hcoiey.

Constable Aiec Witt, nosey. who has been stationed in Mon- taguee for the past number of months~has left for Ottawa where he will take a riding course."

Miss ltens Reid. who graduated this year from the Prince Edward Island Hospital School of Nurses. is visiting her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Gavin Reid, Victoria (Ross,

Misses Fay Stewart, MaoGrepor. Barbara MacLure. Ruth "Stewart. Anne Msolaren and Mir, John Yeo, accompanied m. Ross Hamilton to Charlotte- town on Sunday.

Shirley

Messrs Steve MscGregor, l-larry lligginbothem. Don Campbell, Ben MacLure and Herold Stewart mo- tored to Charlottetown on Sunday to wltneu the baseball game be- tween Summcrside and Charlotte- town.

Misses, Margaret MacLure and Lulu Graham. students at Cor- corsn's Business College. spent the weekend in Murray Harbour North st the home of their respec- tive parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ter MscLure and Mr. and Mrs. William Graham.

Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Gilbert have returned to Montague following s two weeks vacation trip through Nova Scctia and New Brunswick. Mr. Gilbert. is the manager of the local branch of the Bank of Com- merce. ‘

' Mr. W.C. Stewart KC. who spent the past month in ltdonta- gue, guest of his brother-in-law and sister,“ Mr. and _M§§_._,_lj..K._ Clements, left last Tuesday for Rochester, Pennyslvania. where he will spend some time before rc- turning to Montague.

The work of straightening the road between the Pooh's Garage and the Cardigan road has been almost completed and is a work worthy of mention. This new road has eliminated two unnecessary bad turns which have been ob- jectionable for the pest years. The road has been made quite wide and has been graveiled sufficiently to give it a hard surface. Earlier this summer the sharp tum at Mum's making t turn far less danger. ous than it has been hitherto. This hill has claimed many serious ac- cidents and it was soon realized that the road must be straighten- ed out in order to prevent more serious accidents. This work has been completed and it is Pﬂtsible I that this new road may soon be

paved thus completing the paved

highway. — ban.

A beautiful picture in Montague

is the 8t. Andrew's Presbyterian

Church which has been complete-

ly renovated and painted. The

body of the church has been paint-

ed white with sharp contrasting

black trimmings lending e lovely

view and a striking picture, The

interior of the church has also

been painted with a soft shade

of cream on the ceiling and a glis-

itching white on the walls. All wainscoating and trimmings have

been newly varnished giving the interior the atmosphere of a

been newly ,buiit. Many have commen' ‘ on the beautiful appearance of the church and indeed such comments

Larkin, and his asistania, Messrs Clarence Landry and Vernon Steele ere to be commended on their ex- cellent work, completing the tssk in about three weeks. The church is to be completely decorated with a profusion of ﬂowers for the in- ductlon service-s ‘on Thursday of Rev. l’. Norman Young who has accepted the it. Andrews charge in Montague, .

ﬁiﬁihiiolv Dental experts have found that

by treating tha teeth of children between three and thirteen years

fluoride, decay can be retiuoetl from i0 to 60%. The treatments are safe and effective when pro- miy administered by a dentist.

ium fluoride is not recommend- ed for homo use.

RINOIION. Ont. - (OP) - _ thousand minors paid their way into historic licrt Hoary her during the summer, fort oi- ficieia said. Moat of the vhitqa who tourists from other provinces

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RN GUARDIAN

rad the fins] vows and many more

ll was straightened out.

Teresa Rossiter, Mary Mscrnme Mabel O'Brien.

bell, Nellie Stewart.

eident Mr. Rice. the Supervisor 0i Schools. addressed the Con- vention. teachers on the work being done l" the Schools. and he urged all teachers to reicts to make their schools pleas- ant pieces in which to work. lie dealt with the Course of Btudleg l-"d "I illillﬂement. also the time

ar and he congratulated teauhera on their fine work teachers to have more attention I1"!!- tb illlllllle and composi- tion in junior grades.

reminded teachers of their great.‘ responsibility in- the training of children pieced under their care.

Miss Anderson, provincial nu-

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The death occurred of Frank Mulisy st his home on Sept. 26th. Miss Vere FitsPstriek has mot- ored to the States where she will spend s_brief holiday with friends

Miss Ann Cheverie, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cheverie. spent a brief holiday in Newton. Mass. as guests of her two broth- ers. Miss Chevcrie -is employed at the Sun Life- Building in Mont- reel.-5o.

. 'A pretty wedding was solemn- ised at. aint Mary's Ohurch. Sep- tember tth st eight-thirty o'clock. when Gertrude Chsisaon. daughter of Mrs. John A. MacDonald and the late Mr. Joseph Chalsson was united in marriage to William Chaisson, son of Mr. Pete Chais- son and the iata lvirs. Pate Chais- son of Rollo Bay. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Murphy. The bride. given in mar- riage by her brother Johnny Chais- son. entered the church while the organist played a suitable selec- tion on the organ. The bride look- ed lovely in her floor-length gown 0i‘ white as they proceeded to the altar rail where the marriage cere- mony was officially begun. The bridesmaid. Percills Ohsisspn, wore a powdered blue floor-length dress with hat to match. The grooms- msn was Emmet. cheisson, bro- ther of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Chaisson will have s lasting mem- ory of their ceremony and wed- ding day as many lovely pictures were taken. one as they pronounc-

sfter the ceremony was over. Dur- ing the ceremony Si. Mary's Choir rendered many beautiful hymns. IL-fter the ceremony a breakfast was served at. the home of the bride -which the older friends and relatives attended. The table was centered with s three-tier wad- d-inc cake. topped by s miniature bride andogroonrrfiankcdﬁav tail white tapers. Rev. Father Murphy proposed the toast to the bride to which the groom responded. Miss Cheissons wedding was preceded bv two shovrerspone at the home of Joseph Cheverie and the other at the gromfs home. In the night. two hundred and fifty invited quests gathered at the bride's home where a lovely supper was served 5nd a usements supplied. The bride and groom will reside in Charlottetown.

Mt. Stewart

On September 8th s teachers’ local convention was held in Mt. Btewart school with a. large at-

tendance of teachers. Mr. War- ren McGuirk presided. The minutes of the previous

convention were read by the sec- retary, Mrs. Alphonsus Kelly. The following committees were appointed:

Question Box: Annette Ms:- Donaid, Mary Power,

Press: Mrs. Aiphonsus Kelly.

Resolution: Marie MscGuL-gan,

Nominations: Catherine chi-mp-

Handrah n. Mrs.

After a few remarks by the pre- He congratulated the

encourage the dis.

able. Mr. Doiron was the next speak-

snd urged

W- lirnes in s very few words

and the United atatss."

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cnsntonrrown ronuu ' oer. su and out

moist DISPtAYS IY common EXPERIMENTAL um SPECIAL orsrtsv, rooms sY MERCHANTS. mo omen-s . , st: stso m: new raorms ass amass

renames: rue ones - wxrcu runner ANNOUNCEMiNTS

i1 tritionist, stressed better school

Inches in rural schools and re- u‘ _ _ I c E

minded teachers of the benefits of

good" school lunches. The Poole Hotel wishes is inform its patrons that the Hotel dining room will be closed Oct. ist. to Oct. 15th. both dates

Mrs.‘ MoOailum thanked teach- ers for their co-operatloh in the < pest and. stressed Junior Rad cross work in schools.

Mrs.‘ Harry Cudinorc. director of First Aid. outlined the impor- tance of First Aid on the school cia-ricuium, she" demonstrated a first, aid kit suitable for schools.

Mliss Mabel O'Brien represen- tative of: the P. l}. I. 'l‘. i". spoke briefly on reports and urged all teachers to read newsletters.

inclusive, except to house out!" "d "Qiiiliﬂi "mmlrtiol

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Dr. L. W. Shaw, Director of Education, gave a very interesting address in which he relnindedthe, teachers of the importance of their position and of the in- fluence on the pupils. He urged teachers to strive for more st- trsctivo school property.

The question box conducted by Miss Power and Miss MacDonald proved very interesting.

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I000 ISLANDS, MURRAY RIVER Aiili MURRAY IIARIOIIR

SiiliEiiLiiES

W'- Wlll" WWW = "W EFFECTIVE FitiDAY, ocrosrn m. 194s interesting language demonstra- “im- d.‘ u‘ Lv. Murray River 8.47 A. M. R. . Mr. Md u e teacelflng of rﬁbﬁfnt: 1Y1 the Ar. Wood islandsFerry 9.30 A- M-

schools. . Mr. Chandler of the P. s: f. Libraries outlined the library

_ I .. . . . . ..-ii.03 A. M. bun‘: ﬁrs‘: Ygtlcgrolrberry for Charlottetown 9.35 AM.,

service which is available to 1J0 PM, qnd $.35 P. M. l6 If . emu ‘Helen You, teacher o! Lccves Charlottetown for Wood Islands Ferry 9.30 A.M.

Reading and Language at Prince of Wales Collage gave a demon- stration on Literature.

and] .30 PM.

Leaves Charlottetown for Wood islands, Murray River and Murray Harbour 3.45 P. M.

Island Motor Transport Limited

Resolutions i

'I'he following brought in.

1. Be it resolved that the thanks of this convention be extended to| Mr. Shaw. Supervisors Rice. Do-i iron, and Hynes. NLr. Chandler.‘ Mr. MaoPhaii, to Mrs. McCallum,’ Miss Yeo. Miss Anderson, Mrs. Cudmore‘ and Mrs. wiliet for their fine addresses. hints and sugges- tions.

2. Be it resolved that. all schools endeavour to secure one-hundred per cent membership in Junior Red Cross.

3. whereas the teachers of P. E. I. feel the necessity of a hand- book to supplement the course of studies. Be it. resolved that the Board of Governors suggest to the Department of Education that such a handbook be supplied.

i. Be it resolved that the teach- crs of this local convention give their whole hearted support to the executive of P. l. I. T. I’. and the Department of Education in all matters pertaining to the raislni the standard .01 educa- tion. ,

5. Be it resolved that this con- vention Io on record es favoring the elimination of fsii vacation.

resolutions were

ssant comfortable hunt 'Y.Y;“b'.n?:l1't|ons,' sportsmen sbouii take with them prover tisthiﬂli cooking and camping eqiliPmﬂil and should make sure their provis- ions are healthful and nutritious-

Ill’! Till TRAIL In October, the sportsmen hunt- er; pf Canada oil up their "shootin

irons" and FWD"! i" we“ an‘ nual expedition to thewoods. To

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The following slate of officers were elected.

President: Mr. Warren Mc- Quirk.

Vice-President: Mrs. Cum- mickey.

Secretary: Miss Mabel O'Brien. The meeting adtourned with God Save The King.

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N015! NOT WIUCOME GALT, Ont... — (UP) — Motor- cyclists who like to be noisy or drive recklessly had better stay away from Gait. In a two-day period fines totalling $45 were paid I motorcyclists.

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