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All pupils planning to at- tend Grade XI at Montague High School will register with the Secretary without delay.

Pupils for other grades from outside the district will also register with the Secre- tary. '

LESTER MacLEOD

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..'FIT'rEI) FOOTWEAR at tit- Montague Shoe store.

JSUMMIB. CLEARANCE SALE. -Dresses. Blouses. Hats, etc. Bar- gain prices. At the Jo-Anna Dress Shop, Montague.

Mr. Norman Nicholson, employ- ee of the Pioneer Publishing Co.. Montague, spent the weekend at his home in Montague.

Her many friends are glad to see Miss Laura Higginbotham about again following her recent operat- ion at the King's County Hospital.

Mrs. A. H. Duvar. who spent the past two weeks visiting friends. and relatives in Quincy and Cambridge, Mass, returned to her home in Montague on Sunday.

Mr. Murray Jackson, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jackson, Peters Road.

. Mr. Calvin Hilchey, employee of the Sackviile Tribune. is spending a few days in Montague, guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William llilchey.

Mr. James Maclntyre oi Toronto. Ont.. is spending a few days in Montague at the home of his son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sullivan.

Mr. Carl Currie, who has heen spending the past two weeks visit- ing his mother, Mrs. James Currie, has left to resume his charge at the Presbyterian Church at Blue Mount- ain, Pictou, N. S.

..'J. E. RICE, Veterinary Den- tisl. on week beginning August 11th will start through following dis- tricts. Cardigan Road to St. Pet- ers Bay. Greenwick. Cable cited and North Side to St. Margaret's. Other notices will appear later. Take this opportunity to' have your horses month's (examined free.)

..'RETURN TO ONTARIO-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Llewellyn left Fri- day morning by car for their home in Hamilton, Ont.. after spending two weeks vacation at the homes of their parents, M-r. and Mrs. Joseph Lnnnigan. and Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Llewellyn, Montague. They accompanied on their trip by Larry Johnston of Braxitiord, and Miss Mildred Blecketts, who visit-

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.. .'scuoor. BOOKS. .. We have a complete stock of school aoolu for all Grades. Get your t6l1ll1re- Eggs early. Stewart at Beck. Mon-

. . fMr. Charles Murphy of Port- lilnd. Maine. accompanied by his aunt. Miss Ann Hughes, is visiting his brothers and sisters of Morell and savage Harbour.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzaibbon. Dorchestcr, Mess., accompanied by Mr. James Collings, are spending a short visit in Montague, guests of Mrs. Fltzglbbon's mother, Mrs. Wil- liam Mahar. ,

'.'lS RI-ICOVERING-His many friends will be glad to learn that Mr. Henry MacLaren is recovering satisfactorily, following a recent accident in which he fell on a ladder at his apartment house in Montague and fractured several ribs. Mr. MacLaren is recuperat- ing at his home in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Paul and their two daughters, Lois and Phyllis, of Napanee. Ont.. are spending two weeks in Montague. guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholson. They are accompanied by Mrs. Paul's mother. Mrs. C. E. Breault, also of Napanee. ..'R.0GERS AGENCIES REP- RESENTATIVE.-The W. K. Rog- ers Agencies today announce the appointment of Mr. Alex P. Mac- Donald as their sourls representa- tive. Mr. MacDonald is a veteran of the First World War and is a pensioner. He served with the Canadian Field Artillery. In taking over the position with rwgers Agencies, Mr. MacDonald succeeds the late Mr. Arthur MacQua'd who for many years handled the agency in the eastern township. Mr. Mac- Donald is well and favourably known and his many fi1ends will wish him every success.

..'A fire of unknown origin broke out Monday morning at 3 a.m.. at Upper Montague on the farm of Mr. John MacPhee, in which three small barns and 25 tons of hay were lost. The fire was first discovered by Mrs. MacPhee and her son, who noticed the blaze on the side of the barn which was on the next farm. recently purch- ased by Mr. Mat':P-hee. In a short time the fire spread through the barn to the hay, and despite the efforts of the firefighters the other two barns also were destroyed. No livestock or machinery were lost. The financial extent of the loss was not known, nor was it learn- ed whether or not Mr. MacPhee had insurance on the property.

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Mr. Frank MacKie, Charlotte- town is visiting in Ftttune the guest of Mr. Alden MacKie.

Mrs. Norman MacLeod. Sum- merside, is visiting at her old home in Fortune. -

Mr. I-eish Dingwell, Charlotte- town. is visiting with his mother M1'5- Howud Dlnswell. Fortune Bridge.

lcttetown is visiting in Fortune. the zuest of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Stead and family,

Miss Thelma Cotfln, Montague. was a weekend visitor at. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mn, Charles Coffin and family.

Miss Amy Macbaughian, ncston, Mass. is spending an enjoyable va- cation the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills and family.

Miss Olive Johnatcne, Summer. ville. Mesa. is spending her holl- dllis visiting with her mother, Mrs. E. S. Johnston, and family, For- tune Bridge.

Mrs. Brenton stead, and two daughters, Isabel and Brendg, we;-Q recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Neil Diamond.

Mr. and Mrs. D1119 Poole and family of sour-is were visitors at the home of Mrs. Poole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Dingwell, on Sunday.

Mrs. John James McDonald en. tertained the emebra of Ellington and Howe Bay Women's Institute at her home on Wednesday even- ing, for the t mating,

Th” Wmvllhy of the community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. George Dlnsweil. in the loss of their in. (Int dtuehtor. lute Ruth. at the early age of five months. ,

Mr) St-nley Walker. Mr. and M": WIICNH LIVSXI, Ind two children. Jackie and Corinne. and Mrs Bill litueratd, and two child- ren, clertie and Charles. of agar". town were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mn. nrenton stead. on Sunday -

..' The Muses Rena Mills. Ottawa. and Hill Real Ililla, 3.11, of nrookviile, Ontario, are enjoy.

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ur. ' and Mrs. Alfred Sinnott. Emerald. were Sunday visitors here guests of an. and Mrs. Joe sinnett.

Quite a 'few are employedut the Cox packing plant at present peck- ing cod fish and mackerel.

Mrs. Justin Mr.-Carthy, l't..N. has gone to the city to attend to some private cases in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. Alex Hayden has returned home from the uherlottetown Hos- pital after undergoing a serious operation on his two legs.

The forty hours devotion opens here at the church of the Little Flower on Friday morning and will close on Sunday evening. Father Sullivan from the city will assist the pastcr for one evening.

Miss Shirley McKenzie has re- turned to her duties in Boston, Mass after spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie.

Mr, and Mrs. John C. Peters and family who came here to reside a few years ago are selling out ow- ing to Mr. Peters being in falling

will return to their old home in St. Andrews. Mr. Peters is a veteran of the last war.

Mr. P. R. Sinnott, and son have taken the contract for the build- ing of the new school at st. Peter's Lake. They will supply all the mat- erial. The foundation work has been done and they expect to have the school ready in time for the fall term or shortly after. The old school is being moved down to the new sight and will form a part of the new two room modern build- tng.

It is reported here that a. man from this vicinity will shortly seek some French money reported bur- ied here during the French oc- cupation. Efforts to find the hid- den treasure have failed different. times but cnce more someone claims they have high hopes that the place where the fortune is bur-

ing their summer holidays at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills and family.

Miss Betty Underhay. is spend- ing an enjoyable vacation" visit- ing with friends in Marshfleld.

The members of Elington Wo- men's Institute held an enjoyable dance in the school. on Friday evening. Music fcr the occasion was furnished by Messrs. Claude Macxenzie and Percy Dirigwell, and the Misses Kay and Virginia Coffin.

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led is near the old stookley !Il'In' where mm! Old coins and arrow heads have been found. , Work on the road has got under- way and will givevompioyment to a crew of men for quite some time. They will work in turns as the! road will be widened nearly twice: its present width and will be rnado' much straighter. crossing the rail-I way at a different place. This is o. project long needed for the buwj shore where the packing plan are lpcated. o

Little Pond, and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Francis,

Boston, are vacationing at their summer home in Annaudale.

Mrs. Raymond Gauthier, Char- lottetown, is spending a few days at her home in Little Pond.

Miss Mary R. MacDonald, Brack- ley, spent a few days at her home in Little Pond.

Miss Kathleen MacDonald is at present spending her holidays at her home in Little Pond.

Mr.. R: Ronald MacDonald and Mr. Joseph MacKenzie were recent business visitors to Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Mala MacDonald, Milton, Mass. are among the sum- mer visitors in Little Pond.

The many friends of Mrs. M. D. MacDonald are expressing pleas- ure at her recovery from her re- cent indisposition.

On Monday night. July 31st, it chicken and ham supper was held in Little Pond Hall, sponsored by the Little Pond C. W. L. A nice sum was realized.

Mr. John J. MacDonald has re- turned to Ottawa after spending his holidays at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. MacDonald.

Congratulations are extended to Miss Eileen MacDonald in win- ning the Bell Scholarship in the P. W. C. Entrance Examinations.

Mr. Norbert MacDonald and Eugene MacDonald returned to Hamilton Saturday by car, follow- ing their holidays at their respect- ivc homes in Little Pond.

Miss Mildred Blackett, Hamil- ton. Ont. is being welcomed in Little Pond after an absence of nearly two years.

Mr. Lloyd MacDo'naId is recov- ering at -his -home following his

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MR. Augix r. suononam. MAIN ST., SOURIS, - as their Agent for all branches of Insurance.

recent appendicitis operation in the Souris Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. David Ahlbcrx. Roseneath. were recent visitors to Little Pond. guests of Mrs. Matilda Dingwell.

Mr. Edwin Jenkins has returned to his home following treatment in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital.

Mrs. A. J. Hurley left Friday morning for her home in Montreal following a two week visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac- Donald, Cape Spry.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murdock of Newton, Mass, left Friday on re- turn to their home after vacation-

ing at the Fnirchild home in Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Wight

left a few days ago for their home in Boston. Mass. after a vacation spent with Mr. Wight's mother in Burnt Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas MacDon- aid and family have taken up residence in their new home, which they purchased recently from Mr. Richard Dougan.

Cullen DeLory continues to keep Georgetown in the sports lime- light by his good showing as a member of the Abegweit track and field team in the Maritime junior track and field meet at Halifax early last week.

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Mr. and Mrs. John L. MacDon- ald of Richmond Street had as their recent guests. Mrs. L. J. Raberbacker of Boston. Mass., who is a cousin of Mrs. MacDonald's and Mrs. Otto Irving of Murray Harbour North. Later Mrs. Mac- Donald and her guests visited friends and relatives in New Glas- gow. N. S. '

This"cclumn extends congratula- tions to Miss Ann MacDonald of

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CLYDE RIVER L. O. B. A,

The regular meeting of elm L. 0. B. A.'was held on Tuesday evening in the lodge room with Mrs. J. A. Macxinnon in the chair. The business for the evening win discussed and agreed to. M”, Downe the R. W. Mistress of P.E.l, gave a very instructive report on the Grand Lodge of Britlin America which was held in 5:. John's Nfld. other speakers were Mrs. Alley and Mrs. Darrach. The Clyde Lodge is looking forward to celebrating their 20th anniversary on October 8. Mrs. Colin Murray in a few chosen words tlianlud one and all for the small gift which she received. It was decided to send invitations to seven lodge:

bounteous lunch was served by tin members.

OIL PRODUCTION

Alberta oil production iivcrligell 64,497 barrels daily during the first five months of 1950 compared with 50,190 barrels daily during tin same period in 1.0-i9.

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