PAGEEIGFP . H" ugmw , THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AISENTB:-IIONTAGUE: Harold Ii". Landry, Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn Bruce I!nePhee. Miss Joyce 'Wlulnton, Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lavers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Montague: Blue Dome Reetaurut. and uuardian Office; In Georgetown: The Post Office; In Soul-Ia: The Snack Bar and H. Richards as San.

. .-avoln the Pre-Christmas c”Sp,'e-asgdheg

rleaning rush. Have you's done I , 1 M. . Ste , E d "Wr '"" Dem” CI””m' MS” lP3lao?'illclssHN;;lzl1fIb0th:I:T mg"e' dent nurses at Grace Maternity

Hospital. Halifax, have received ..fBUI.0VA WATCHES 329.75 . , . , M 375.00 and up. C. R. Boehnerv their caps. Miss Stewart is the

(I ,.ll' l3li.'ldM..Bl Jewenen Momagut Pmme -mi S:llt:ltfi'2IlfI.I Cnaledcliiiztland rljiiss eilliszri

Iglllbollllllii is the daughter of Mr.

. .SRE('EIVl-ZS many Il'iL'ndS will be

TM. d M . My 1 M, -. I W M . , logs. The Town Clerk reported KrnZlPr !i,iI(r)1niagur:, wi?reCo l:!iisiiir:.:s!mld VMi-in Iiaiiy lligginbotham, um; there were BDDTOXIHIBAEIV xisitors to Charlottetown on Mon-i Nl0'”"um:7W Wm" S3.50Q-00 5”" OUISI-Ending. Bild lhili day December 10. . T the list of those in arrears was be-

..m.. mg prepared. It was thought that tliiiss Mary .1:-nkins. AnurIn- everything would be in readiness

iinia-. was visiting her sister. Miss ' ' ' limitricc Jenkins. of Montague Oil: Siinrioy. December 9. i v - p

. Air. .l.u-k Walsh was a busiilcss in the City on Saturday. iuh.

'lilisses Betty and l.nur:i Vlxllor H I: izin hotham. Cliarlnttciown. Doc, unrin recent visitors to their honiv in Montague. I

Mr. lllli'I Mrs. Rocldic 0'H&lllC'.' ut-re i'1s:iiu's to their old home 'Miss Chrirlesemi lvim-l.omi. i-(rc on Suiid:iy Dec. 9th. hirmiiigiie. spent the WP('l(-Dllll; xisiiinr: the home of her parents.)

'AIixS Diipli2.ii.i Perry. teacher

hf'I'I-IE QUARDIAN. CI'IARLOT'I'ETOW'N

Montague To Take Action To Collect Taxes

The Montague Town Council last night decided to take legal action against all persons whose town taxes are in arrears. The decision was taken at the regular monthly meeting of the council. presided over by His Worship Mayor B.H. Yeo.

Yesterday. Dec. 10. was the dead- line for the paying of tax arrears. and all unpaid following that date were to be subject to legal proceed-

to begin court proceedings early in January.

Following the minutes of the last meeting, the bills were read and amounts to 31,104.22 general ac- count, and 576.00 building account. here ordered paid. On motion the clerk was instructed to issue cheguc of s3.'l.00 to Stewart and Beck as the town payment to bill of 575.75 presented for sidewalk.

sirens at either end of the town was discussed. It was pointed out that a. large majority of the people hail not heard the siren on the morning of the fire, and that more should be installed to prevent this from DCCllIl'lIlg in the future The council appointed Fire Chief Mur- ray Johnston, to check the three water tanks in the town each month.

On motion. the clerk was in- strilcted to write letters of appre- ciation to Mrs. L.P. Beer and Mrs A.C. Macxay for their kindness in serving coffee to the firemen at the Masonic Temple fire.

It was moved that Mr. Alfred Surrey be placed in charge of the community dump, and to assume responsibilities as soon as the town had levelled it and put it in it sat- iL'actory condition. Mr. Sorrey, w'iose wage for this work was plac- ed at 312.50 per month. was to erect a fence. post signs. and keep the dump open on Monday, Wed- nr-sday and Saturday afternoons lie was also instructed to notify the police resnectlng any vlolatcrs of the town dumping by-laws.

The meeting concluded with in L-lief discussion on the annointing of a new towil clerk. Mr. B.N. Hurley liavinz'resigned. but it was decided to lay this over to ii special

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Finalievlslon

Mr. and Mrs. John MacLczin, Iris. 3' Moi-vii Villiigo school. was a Fomespondence. was read Con" lvisitor to the city on Saturday, Imnmg the pawns of,me sung": 'Mi'. and Mrs. Bruce Clll'lilP'DPC. Hill. m Monmzuei and if N” mloug:'i' wurl ilimlly. (Ilinrlnlieiown. were AHA possnile shat um p.10-led CO” d e; urvk-i"n(I guests of Mrs. t'iirric's Miss Bvrzlili MacDonald. City 'c”mp 919 next year. , moth:-r. lilrs. J. W. Ciil'rullif”I1S'v spent :1 l'Pf'!'lll week-eild with her The Sweet C0mmm" "”p0i'i9llj M,.,n.nnu,,A .',m.,.,,L..p M15 and Mm wmiamitliat several culycrts had beeirlil-im,.,,”m,' .4 . M;,,.Dmm1,1. islalled at different locations g .31m 3- V. M.(H.K.,,,,-3... .q,.;,11 , .. . lthr-iugliout the town. and that sev- Rivor. was a recent visitor in Miss Ollie Keiincfick. who n'as'C”31 Te5id?m5 0" the WWII I51-"mil Rloniillrue. guest of her son and I10lll(' for two urcks. has returileti Hill lmd 1115-tailed CliiVCi'i5 iii Nomi clnllzhler-in-law, Mr. and xi.--. tn rim iviy li.hDl'0 she has taken oi their driveways. I

linlcolm Mziclx'en'I.ie.

niinilier pnszlion.

Mr. W. A. OiBi'icii. City. was a

'Mr and Mrs. Chester Illii--i Lurr. Murray Harbour. l;'1x'n l:il(- IT-("viii x'isifiii' in St. Peter's Harbo! on up rr-siricm-vi in the ('lii-isiiuii :il ill(' humv of M:-. and Mrs. Les- Sign presented 3 ('iiui'i'll parsonage in 'Monizi:iin

for D. Mriixu-ii. for the winler months. 3 o----- - - i lNIl'S. Xfliryziii-ct Villzird was a vis-

-pon (cums-puss hmrIll()l' to the City on Friday, Dec, '7.

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The police committee reportctlp that Conditions were satisfactoryi and that the parking problem was: practically solved. Councillor Hes-i report on fine: curing the year whicll amouiiioall to 5185.00. less secretarial fees (iii 57.3.00. balance sli0.00 submitted to; the town account. A

gpmiinp mm (lower cry scaly npmiigiiest of her friend. Mrs. Walter slock nnrl fancy pier-es. C. P..iO'Brici1. Fin: Committee Reports l'lrioiln(-r. Jeweller, M n n I n E ii 0.; --Ag pimnn 7n. i Mrs. M ii l'lfJll AlldPrS0ll and, The me cummmpe 1'(IpQ)'t9d min, i -S - ;(i?.ilfllllE'l' uerc visitors to the City”;-hi mmpmem had b-39” checked: . .'Mr. Barry Macl.ui'e uhn lms oi: Salli:-ri:iy. Dec. 8th. retiirninigxanri re-serviced followlnr! the liirls-i been employed in Lrihi-ndor. is home in the cvviiiiliz. oiiic Temple fire on Friday Thcl tponilirig two weeks visitinr: his --- question of installing two mortal fvirmiis. Mr. and Mrs. (Iilni'lrwl Mr. and Mrs. Carl McAdam T or-Wow-'mmN

Jwcrc visitors to the City on Mon- iriny Dec. 3rd. Mr. McAdam is the irnliiiriger of the Village Restiiiirant which opencri 2 few weeks ago.

, 'l-lonor roll for Nf)I'Enlhr'l'l

Gratis: IX--Charles Dinlzwell i

Ii".-.irlr-. VIII--Georgia McKenzie. Aria MacDonald.

iii:ii-Lure. Montague.

IlRIl)(i'rETOIV.V' SCHOOL

l'OSldPl1CC near Mrs.

into his iholnc of his (inii':iitcl'.

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l o I Grade V1 L. Jean cam i,c1i;iD0"0Vm1' H15 ml? died , A Lewimkcn owl NY the Nelly V said the Fire Depurinicnt requir- waym, Morris; Stanley CamI:mp,Hix'rcke acn and now he will reside 1389'" ilfiidv :15 kiiimiil iih0 i"0Wdi,.d 500 red Of 2 1.2 inch hnsc, Grade III is;-,l..n9x Ear”: thorn alone. were A ell 99 5 ag0' lnnrl presented a resolution siutiiizi J:l('kie MarMaster, ' "' g ' I." p liliai on the reroniliiciidlition of Grade 111 i.Ir,i.-J9,.n9n9 p.,..k.i MP GF0i'2f' BHIT.V- Wiifi WES 011: 5" early. emiully his b”" ”:lliic Fire Chiof that Dunlop hose. p",lm.”: Josrph Amr" ltlirnsick list for some !lmP. hafgcmved h'-"C (mm ML Mm MIX be iiui'i'h;lsc(l in pl'cici'cni'r' loi Grade I 1511) -Dianne McNr-ili:i7'-'3'"”” i"k"'i his ii”5”i"" as ,”3Siw””'” Br MCMm”'5- West B"'.'iniiW mnkrs- Ciir Clerk -izuncsi Prossifin Mum,-.5i.r. yzradrr wiih Dincweii and Rossiteixifmd M855-. HD0111 001111113 I0 Ih75'Ii'lIlI0lilfln suit! that rill pricesi

Mr Sinniiis I.ripici'i'c has inovr-:i,D0Yi8id in U10 i'i”8'19- thhiand Mrs. Stannis L:u)ieri'e had rc- J55; isided for several years.

;Mr. and Mrs. McM:lnus were here. than this 1””. would he bougym

the funeral of his lonlv-timcl friend. the late Mrs. Hanimil whoy passed away that same week. .

The lnvelv home of Mr. Mar-. where Mr.

has hc"!i

a vacation.

Grade I I'Jr.)-Cyril DnQkrfn.iINIOl'PlI. Mr. and Mrs. Barry nndlViCimi.V in 1902. for rlnrn; Douglas Mm,-Master, family will reside in Morell. ) p -

pug”: AH9nd,,m.,. J,m.phI .. . .- !two years ago for the first time Arnrn. Jeanette Dockendorff, Cyrill Fatiinr .VlCKCllllII was a visitor inland liked it 50 W011 U19! Willi! Dockendorft. Freetown rind Kiiilznra on 'l'hurs- Come back.

To-in-her. Ha-lnm Rorhr-..d:i,i Doc. (iih, where he asslste at

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SUPER SPECIAL I I

Stanfield's No. 8800 Men's COMBINATION UNDERWEAR-sold in many stores as high as iiil1.95-On sale at, per suit . ,, ,, .. .S8.95

MOST OTHER LINES DF DRY CDDDS, and LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR

LESS 209'.

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ber of the family.

" GROCERIES

MOIRS POT OF GOLD CHOCOLATES, lb. box ..

DUNN'S Greer Chrisl-mas Sale now in full swing.

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Sole Startling low prices offered here and bond "Old Man Inflation" a stiff blow. small mark-up-plus minimum operating costs is the simple explanation.

cost 1 Councillor

;Chief Charles Mnciirthur N. iNl that ii total of 56 sirre s hzirl

(oiiiiiiucd from page 1

ziry arrangcnlcni would be mode for his coiiveiliencc. It uill (like the form of .1 vehirulur ril:llt-of- way over the L-Lilrcrl.

Resolutions

Si-vr-rzil resolutions xii-rn pusscrl including one proposed by Coun- i-illor Cox nnrl seconded by Couli- rillor Keefe that meat null mill: inspection in tile city be restored ivy the Provincial Government as it was formerly conducted by Dr. Nnrrilmiri. ,

A petition from sci'ci'.-ii resi- dents of the city l't'SllIlNl ill H resolution being presented hy Councillor L. E. Prowsc, and sec- onded by Councillor 1-). C. .lohn-

stone, that the slrez-i H ilhin ihn i-iiy hniiildnrios now known as North street he rennnicrl John

street. The sireci is in the north- seciion of Chzirloiioiowil. Lester O'Donnell.

C) N R ,choirmzin of the Fire Conimiilee.

worn the Salllf: so it. was .'l;:i'cNI Police. Report

The police report prcsentrrl by

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Action Said.

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men's Union with a general charge of Communist leadership. In to- day's case 9. specific union mem- ber was named as a Communist.

The board's ruling said: "To certify as bargaining agent a union while its dominant leader- ship and direction is provided by a membe of the Communist Party would be incompatible with pro- motion of good faith, collective bargaining and would confer legal powers to affect vital interests of employees and employer upon persons who would-inevitably use those powers primarily to advance Communist aims and policies rather than for the benefit of em- ployces."

Members of Board

Members of the board are chairman Horace Read. dean of law at Dalhousie University and creator of King's Regulations for tile Canadian nnvy during the last will-; H. V.. D. Laing, a war- time hrigudier and now head of Maritime National Fish Com- puny; Diiviil C. Burchell, man- ager of the Bras D'or Coal Com- pany and mines in Cape Breton: James H. Dwyer. international representative of the Carpenters Union (A.l-TL.) and Syd Oram, members of the United Minc been made in November with 51 convictions obtained; A majority of the arrests. 36, were on the ciiurlze of being drunk and in- capable. During the month there were ill bicycles reported ' stolen with 14 of them being recovered. The Police Chief :llso'stated that 85 traffic tickets had been issued for meter violiiiions while 34 tic- kets had been issued for other violations. He said that condi- lions were normal during the monili with no serious crime.

T WANTED

CARLOAD BULK CRANBERRIES

ARTHUR DOYLE, Mt. Stewart

Phone 3-32

T - OPEN ' FOR BUSINESS

Your PURINA Dealer

JAMES E. CUDMORE Montague, P. E. 1.

Workers (C.C.L.) and president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Labor. .

The Marine Union is an auton- branch of the C.C.L. in the Maritimes. It has contracts or is certified with the Halifax Ship- yards with about 1.000 union members; the Saint John Dry Dock Company at Saint John, N. B., with 500 members; Saint John Iron Works at Saint John, N.B.. with 30 members; Atlantic Spring and Machine Works of Sydney with 30 members; Federal Trans-

John, N. B.. and Dartmouth. N. S., with 125 members; and I-Iillls & Sons and Flemming Foundries of Halifax with 30 members; '1'. Hogan and Co. of Halifax with 30 members; Purdy Brothers of Halifax with 40 members.

'CARTOON - SONG FLORIDA

port Department at West Saint '

the gal: and of Ills were never falr;r...t 9 fun and song were never

Mr. Thomas Millar Dies At Murray Harbor North

The death occurred yesterday at his home in Murray Harbour North of Mr. Thomas Mlilar in his 81st year after a short illness.

Born in Murray Harbour North. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Millar, the deceased spent his life in that locality where he successfully operated a farm.

Besides his soi-rowing widow. nee Elizabeth Reid. he is survived by an adopted daughter. Sella.

PRINCE EDWARD in--m-wen.

mas List . . .

early.

ATTENTION

Why have last minute worries with your Christ-

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opens this morning (Dec. 11) and continues until Christmas Eve. Dec. 24.

DECEMBER 11, 1951

T. itgaitlpuls Diamond, Chm-10".. The funeral will be held w,d nesday afternoon from the M": .'gllymlcIha.rbour North Presbyterian

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T CAPITOL

T0 - DAY and WED. snows 3:30-7-9

A our WHO ALWAYS GOT WHAT HE WANTEDEI

GOLD IN HIS GRASP OR WOMEN IN HIS ARMS

iillilil BRIAINNILENE niiif Bllllil Slilullll- A

NEWS - CARTOON LONDON

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FROM DUNNIS

GASPEREAUX

CHRISTMAS SALE

DECEMBER llth TD DECEMBER 24th

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ALL roorwuan LESS 207.

All llfenis, Womcnls and Children's Rubber and Cloth OVERSI-IOES and our total stock of RUB-

BER FOOTWEAR .......................... .. LESS 2092 All Men's. Women's and Children's LEATHER FOOTWEAR ....... ...... .., .......... .. LESS 209;,

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DRY GOODS

Take advantage of the many - People sometimes wonder why we can offer these unheard of values. Shop here for all your Christmas needs including Dolls. Toys and Gifts for every mem-

A very

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ARTIFICIAL VANILLA EXTRACT, 8 oz. jug .... .. HEINZ BABY FOODS. 3 tins .. . ALL SOAP POWDERS-Rinao, Surf, Fab, etc. RED ROSE and KING COLE TEA, ll). CALIFORNIA SEEDED RAISINS, .15 oz. pkg., each (DOMESTIC SHORTENING. 3 ll)-Sh . MAGIC BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. tins

WHITE BEANS, 10 lbs. .. . 99c BULK DATES, (Fresh), 2 lbs. . . . 290. SIIELLED VVALNUTS.-Light Halves. lb. 78c

Finest Quality. V; lb. . 430

BRIGHTS rescues, 15 oz. tins, per tin ....................................... ..'. 19c

NEW EMPEROR GRAPES, 2 lbs. 27c CLARK'S PORK and BEANS, 15 oz. fins, 2 for 29o ROBIN IIOOD ROLLED OATS, 5 lb. bag . 47!! CARNATION MILK, case of 48 tins .. 37.55

IIARDWAR'E

SUPER SPECIAL-Indiana Single Bit Axes-Terrific value, only .. . 31.50

Dhmond Ed Double Bit AXES-fully guaranteed, each . 52.75 Genuine Mo oll MOTOR OIL-quart tins ...................... .. 390 MeGn sized SCISSORS, strong and serviceable, reg. 50c; Sale 39c

Slmm's Little Beauty BROOMS--i-i-g. 31.95: Sale 31.49 .A'well-lrnown make of Flashlight BATTERIES--Fresh Stock-2 for 12g ilolulolfl Self-Polishing CIA)-COAT. Pint tins, reg. 69c; Sale I

EXTRA SPECIAL , CHRISTMAS ITEMS I I

15-INCH DRESSED DOLL-Reg. 98c-Sale, only ...................... .. 69c WATERMANS BALL POINT PENS-Reg. 951.50 for .......... .. 351.00 CHILD'S PICTURE IIANDKERCHIEFS-Reg. 10c each-Special, 1 dozen for ,,,,, N . 93c ASSORTED CHOCOLATE BARS-Nellson's, Wlllards, Lowneyn, etc., Reg. 7c eacli-Special, dozen 751:; Box of 24 Bars ...... .. 251.44

Flexible Steering HAND SLEIGIIS-Length 36 Inches-Only 33.95

MANY OTHER LINES OF DOLLS, TOYS and GAMES FROM WIIICII CHOOSE.

DURING THIS SALE - NO RETURNS - NO EXCHANGES - NO REFUNDS - ALL SALES FINAL AND FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.

Cut This Ad. Out and Save It--As It Will Not Appear Again. STORE HOURS-8:30 AM. to 9:00 PM. CHRISTMAS EVE-OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M.

HENRYDUNN Gailiereaux

Men's very heavy Plaid Doeskln SHIRTS, reg. S450 and S4.95-l'6- tlnccd to S3-59

Menls Plaid SHIRTS, winter weight, all sizes. ..Plenty of sizes 1'7 and i7y,. Stupendous Valuelll Below wholesale cost. Reg. 352.95; Sale .. S2-39

:,.a:lics' Nylon HOSE, substandards but imperfections are very slilrblat; ii i- Men's Walker OVERALLS. Their best quality. Pair ..... S4-93 Boys' Walker OVERALLS. sizes 24. Pair .............................. .. S2333 EXTRA SPECIAL!!! Small boys' ed heavy cloth WINI)BREAKERS- Sizes 22 to 30. Reg. sons for 533-98 New Fall PRINTS. Reg. 550 yd.; Sale, yin-d ...... .. 390” Ladles' Red Leather SKI MITTS--(Half Price) . 31.98 for 994: pl"- Children's PARKA HOODS with heavy llnlng. (Half Price) Regular .?l.00 for ............................... .. 500

Boys' First uiiily Penmalfs Fleece COMBINATION unnnnwmn. Sizes 22 to 3 . Reg. 32.49 for 51-89

Striped FLANNELEITE, 37 Inches wide. Reg. 490 for ....... .. soc yd Grey and White FLANNELEITE. Reg. 490 for ........................ .. 39c ydr

SUPER SPECIAL!!! Men's heavy cloth Winter CAPS--with inside our hands, each S1-29

LiulIes' Rayon and Cotton Fall Weight HOSE. Reg. 05c for 490 P'- Ladlt-s' RAYON SLIPS-Straight out. small, medium, large, can 51-19

A line of Ladles' Cotton HOUSEDRESSES. Sizes '14 to 44 and also -so and 43. Reg. SLD8-Clearing in ............ W50

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