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e. wide assortment of Cards, Tags. Seals, Wrapping Paper, etc.

cmrs at Mabons Drugstore. A select assortment Mother. Sweetheart or Friend. are now on display.

--T“‘§ -.__.-..__,__, THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

MONTAGUE: Harold F. lnndry. Albert Aitiien. ‘In. Byron Stew t. Mill Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Wlldoil Llverl. AGENT SOIJBIS: Franoia Oheverie

The Guardian may be bought at my oi’ the following riacea in Montague: Mien S. A. Llewellyn; u“ Clay. In Georgetown: The Port Oflioe; in Batu-la: Condorfe and florenoe Roper: in St. Peter's: The Poet Oiiloe.

--'GIFI‘S FOB THE BRIDE in China. Silver. Cut Glass C. 11.. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague.

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..'MABON'S DBUGSTORE has Christmas Giir.

“#1115 BIGGEST assortment o! Christmas Gifts ever shown by us See our windows. Mabon’: Dru;- store, Montague.

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.3080!‘ IN at Mabons Drug- store again this year and see the wide assortment o! Giits which in. elude, Toilet Sets for both Ladies and Gentlemen. Colognes, Perfume Dusting Powder. Brush. Comb and Mirror Sets. Kodak and Brownie

Cameras, Parker & Waterman Pen

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Dad. Brother. Sister.

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among the many Gilt items you will find Ronson Lighters. Cigars and Cigarettes in Christmas Wrappers. Pipes. Tobacco in ".- lb. tins. Bill- tolds. Cameras. Pen and Pencil Sets, Razors and Razor Blades, Shaving Sets. etc.

Rev. and Mrs. F. N. Young were hosts to the members o! the Young People's Society of the Presbyter- ian Church. Montague, on Tuesday evening. The meeting opened with a short devotional period lcd by

and Pencil Sets. Moirs Chocolates Smiles ‘n Chuckles Chocolates.

On Friday, December 17th, the Montague Curling Club hcld a special meeting in the curling room with the president. Keir Clark, pre- siding. The meeting was largely attended by the members of the club. Mr. Clark read to the meeting a letter regarding the games to b1.- pltiyeti at the Charlottetown

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not. cure, iurther treatments were useless.

The vitamin A treatment, 100.000 units daily taken by mouth. was tutti in the treatment oi 42 warts. In addition, patients 1th warts on the plantar. or sole. o the toot were Instructed to use the callus tile vig-

orously twice daily. Use o! the cai- lus nle renders the plantar wart immediately painless because the pressure which produces pain ia removed, circulation o! blood around the wart is improved, and vitamin a is allowed to penetrate the skin in the region o! the wart. The over- all cure rate by the vitamin A rate was 35 per cent.

Because o! the dangers of chronic ulcers developing after X-ray treat- ment. Drs. Fisher and Chamberlain believe that large closes o! vitamin A by mouth. together with the use of the callus iiie, oiier considerable promise in the cure of plantar and other warts.

YOUR FEET AND THEIR AILMENTS

1t is amazing how little care we

portant. they are to us in our daily

Thelma Lavter.

|Mlsslons", were Donald Nicholson.‘

give our feet considering how imw

Club on Jan. lst. and 2nd. whcn the Scottish curlers arrive ltcrc. "The Charlottetown committee has izlppointcrl three members from hlonlagut‘ to form with Albcrton to mukc one tcam. ‘Fliosc voluntccrin; t» play the Scots include l.. H. Poole, ll. W. Beck. and F. G. Mac lntyrc. Besides thc thrcc required to play the Scots. the local club was also asked to send in six play- ers to play friendly games with the other clubs. Choscn to represent Montague are Dr. hinclntyre, C. H. Kydd, A. Sullivan. Don Samson.

Mrs. N. D. Nicholson and lVliss .'l'llo "Bible Study was tzikcn from Si. Mark. nnd was conducted by Rcv. Mr. Young. Dur- ing the business pct-ind plans were inudc for decorating thc church for Christmas.

'..'l‘he First Montague Troop Girl Guides enjoyed a Christmas party in the Legion Hall on Wed- nesday evening. under the super- vision of the leaders, Mrs. Donald. Samson,‘ Mrs. Petr-r Sinclair. and

Miss Thelma Lzirter. Tlic girls en- _ Joyed games and comes“ ant“. George ltlzicDonalti and George (JOI“ which lunch was served.‘ Since dun- Ahhcugh ‘he games again“

thc- Scottish players must be play- (‘II in thc morning. it is hoped that thc other clubs will have an op- portunity‘ of plzi ,_, thc friendly izznncs in thc evening rllthcc Ilizln thc morning. Thcsc games zlgzlinst thc fnlnotls Scottish curlers will mark thc opening of thc (urling season this _vear. Last year the Mon-

the formation of the Girl Guide Troop a few years ago. it has steadily grown lI'I numlu-rs. and undcr the supervision of cfiicicnl loaders. the young girls ltrlvc done excellent nork. On 'l'ucsday ovcning the regular meeting of the Young People's Un- ion was hold In Valleyficld at which n. large number were in attendance. The present officers of the union include: President. Mrs. Gordon Buchanan; vice-president, Gordon' I\iacPhcrson: SPFTPIZIF)‘. Irene Bruce; and treasurer. black Mac- Leod. t each meeting a topic is discu sed by the members, after which Rev. A. C. Fraser gives al ‘helpful talk on the subject. At the | previous meeting there were twenty lpresent, at which Gordon Buchan- an led the worship period. Scrip- . _ ture was read by Mary Brehautl and Prayer by Rev. Mr. Fraser. Tak- v ing part in the topic. “Christlan'

‘Lloyd Fraser. Mrs. Angus Martiml - and Blanche MacPhee. Mrs. Gor-l - don Buchanan was in charge o! the ' - business meeting, at which Irene v Bruce was appointed to purchase‘, ' ’ two new Bibles for the Young. .' People's Union. During the recrea-l tional period a contest was led by ‘ Lawrence Van Buskirk. and games‘ i- were played. At the next meetingl ,. in the absence o! Jack Peardoml ‘- Rev. Mr. Fraser led worship per-' iod which consisted of hymns, scrip- ture and prayer. Gordon MacPher- son had charge of the business per- iod which consisted of minutes. roll call. to which twenty-two mem- bers responded with verses from scripture. and appointment of com- mittees. Following the collection. the business meeting closed by re- peating the Lord's Prayer. At the last meeting Kay Murray led the worship period. Twelve of the members took part in the discus- sion, “Vi/hat if Christ had not come." For recreational period. "Biblical Baseball" was suggested by Mrs. \V. A. Bruce. Sides were chosen with Gordon MacPherson and Mack MacLeod as leaders. The worship period was led by Stewart MacDonald at the December 7th l meeting. wlfh Mrs. Roy Glliir, Edna MacKenzie and Bruce Nicholson

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tague club also formed a junior lea- gue which was very enthusiastic. and gave a great dcul of good cur- ling to thc onlookers. This your a junior executive has been formed comprising Ralph Bock, M. G. Pat- terson and Doug Coffin with Mr. Beck representing thc junior cur- lers on thc club cxccutivc. As thc ladies of thc Beaver Club r-ucll sum- mcr holds dances in the curling rink to raise money for n special purpose. a resolution to place the rink in the hands of thc ladies dur- ing the summer undcr stipulated conditions, was to stand for recou- siderution at the next meeting. The membership committee reported 4i) old plnycrs had signified their in- tcntion to pluy. and that 16 ncw members bud applied. Tlic new members wcrc voted upon and ac- cepted.

F. G. ltinclnLvrc and Frcd lilac- licnzic wr-vc appoiutcrl to ncl with George Gordon ns thc icc commit- trc. The ubnvc mcn rcplucc Doug hint-Lurch \\IIU is tlnublc to play this yvrvr. and Mr. licun Johnston. who cannot givc thc tinn- sincc ht- is starting n now Ifllslli-‘SS. Thi clcciion of skips was thc ncxt iicin on the ngcntlzi. The following will bc thc skips for thc your: lir. 1.. A. Johnston. Keir Clark, Dr. P. Muc- Intyrc, ll. L. Nixie-Gregor, l~‘. G. Malc- Intyre, Bruce Mat-Lean. l.. l-l. Poole, Gcorgc hlzlclntyrc, it. W. Bock. C. S. Stcn-ziri, George Gor- don, Leroy White, C. Il. Kydd, A C. Sullivan, George MacDonald.

Another mccting will be called on Dcccmbcr 30th to (liscnss thc rcso- lution, thc Gzllioury Cup lionspicl. and thc formation of club tennis and oilicr matters. Ai a spclqinl meeting of thc cxccutivc following thc general mccting. thc presidcni presided. The purpose of thc lncci-

Our Third Business

Again we lake this opportunity of sincerely thanking you for your continued fine support" WlI'I'l the pledge or striving lo give you the‘ Ii. est possible service. '

Gift Suggestions

I Old Time Dancing At u. Best l

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Latest In Modern Iiance Tunds- time In and Iloar '.

' “A Little and Told Me," ‘Somebody’: Lyin"_‘ ‘ "Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes" And other popular tunes of the day.

EVERY WEDNESDAY IIIGIIT "EASTERN RHYTHM BOYS"

DALLRDDII

Canteen Service

Suggests o $10.00 Individuo

tenders l

ing was to consider the I

which had been submitted in writ- ing for the managing o! the rlnlri for the present season. After duel consideration the tender was given to Mr. Daniel Semple who will shortly take over his duties. At pre- sent thc ground in the rink has-

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DECEMBER 21‘ 1945

DIIRISTIIAS DIET _

MARIE ELENA

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been levelled. and Is being rolledl to pack it hard. Following the first I heavy frost. thqrink will be flood- ed. and the season will be on. with thc shouts of "swecp", "outturn." "inturn" rcverbcrailng for many hundreds of yards from the rink. l: all goes to mulze thc "good old roarin‘ grime", the best. game iii the world.

and Vicinity

Mrs. Malcolm MacLean and son Bruce were visitors to Charlotte- town on Saturday.

Mr. Joseph Kiggins has returned to Georgetown after an extended visit to Charlottetown

Awey In A Monger

Mrs. William Martell has re- turned to her home alter spending some "weeks visiting in Charlotte- ioull.

Away in a manger, no crib for a bed.

The little Lord Jesus laid down His sweet heat-l; i

The stars in the bright sky loukctl‘

Ali's. L. l-I. Douglas left a few

down W119“. he h“; days iigu to spClld some time at ‘the little Lard Jesus asleep on the "'0 “m” or m“ daughm‘ M“

1133-, Fmllk lvlillci- of East Roywilty. The can}; are 10mm’ (he Baby Mrs. Joyce Martcll oi’ Souris was

air-ages, in recent visitor to Georgetown,

ivrlrcre she was the guest of her

'i.istcr Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.

But Little Lord Jesus no crying lie

makes; i- I love Thee, Iiord Jesus; look clown M!" Pill-ml! Boudffllllli» WIS T9- from the gky, ‘turned home after being eln-

And stay by my Side um“ moynjng yiloyed on thc S. S. Prince Edward is nigh.

Jslancl for the summer and iall gmonths. Be near me, Lord‘ Jesus. I ask Theo ‘i to stay ‘Miss Helen Hamilton of Mon- CIO$P by mt‘ forever, and love mo. iflslw “as =1 rccrnt visitor to I pray: Gvorgctuwil whcrc she u-ns the Bless all thc dear children in ‘lily 14"?“ 0T Ml’- flnfl “Pei George tcndcr care. White. And fit us for heaven to llve with blaster John Walsh. son of Mr.

Thce there. and Mrs. Earl Walsh of Burnt,

MARKING

Electric Blankets

FREE! FREE!

tuin your tickets en-

Heuting Pods

Electric Kettles sure Md °b'

Washing Machines

Anniversary

living. Send l0 cents and a 3-cent_ taking part. A discussion followed stamp, to cover cost o1 handling and: on Boy's Parliament to b0 held at mailing, to The Bell Syndicate, in Sackville. which Donald Nicholson, care of this newspaper, Post Ofiloe‘ and Johnny Van Buskirk from this Box 99, Station G, New York 19.‘ group plan to attend. An interest- N. Y- and ask Ior your copy o1! the , ing "Share the Wealth" program

Bartan booklet entitled "Your Feet was carried out, at which Oscar was won by Olive Flnlayson.

and Their Ailments.

A T T E N T I O N MDIITAGIIE and IIIDINITY

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO OD- TAIN A FIRST CLASS GIFT AT AGREAT- LY REDUCED PRICE.

All Ready-Mode Suits and Gob- ordine Topeoois selling oi a 25% DISCOUNT from DEC. 15th to DEC. 24th.

We also have a large variety of high class merchandise. such as I. V. D. and ARROW SHIRTS and PAJAMAS, CURRIE NECKWARE. HOLEPROOF and WOOL- SEY HOSIERY. MONARCH SWEATERS. end many other famous lines.

You ore sure to find the Gift he desires ' 6f

IIDDLEY’S MEWS WEAR

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For your Shopping Convenience. this Store is open every evening until 9:30 P. M.

Siromberg Carlson Rogers Majestic Stewart Warner

Admiral Mdisson

Record Players

This Store Will De Open Every Evening. Starting Monday, uni-ll '9 p, m,

i The Edison Electric:

Phone I760

Give Ils a Gall

When in need of Electrical Work

ll skilled electric- ians assure you of speed ond efficiency no matter whoi tho job. 4 curs in use daily.

Baby Bottle Warmers

All types oi Hobie

Fixtures,

hca-lol-I-etown

titling you i-e a Oil Burners chance to win ob- Table Lumps solutely Iree either o PORTO BARADIO Toasters IADIO Electric Broilers" OR

Electric Clocks

ELECTRIC BROILER

Christmas

Tree Decorations.

Action Lamps Vacuum Cleaners

Floor Scrubbers

I36 GI. Geo. SI’.

Point. returned home 0n Saturcliy after spending the past two yea“ ir the Provincial Polio Clinic,

Mr. Lemuel MacCorlnack, “ho has been employed during the pagg summer and fall on a Dominion Governniclit Dredge. has renamed to his home on Richmond Sum uhere he will spend the winter. '

Miss Phyllis Walker has entered the King's County Memorial Huh pital ‘in Montague for a lOllsilctt-

only operation and hcr u...“ lriencls \visll hrr a succcssizil and speedy rccowicry.

Among rcccllt tisitnvs t,» t’

lottciotvn wow: Mrs. llclcn c Mrs. Philip Iioudrclluli, Mrs. l.) u Kennedy. ltirs. W. T. Wood \II'§: Chester “lrllkcr, Mr. Dznlicl “l”. Cormack and .\lr. Howard “Killer,

John DeLory wlio Is an El» ing Physics student at It University in Montreal ins home and twill enjoy his Ch: holidays. with his parents, Mr, Mrs. F. J. DeLory,

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On Friday evening during m‘. in. tvrmission in the Lcgiun pup...‘ picture show, thc drawing, i».- 23., Christmas Basket which “'32- u. levied hr the Gcorgctonn Iluikpa Club took place. The lucky wnncr of this finc baskct oi good tiling; was It'll". Gerald Soloman. ‘

Fluorescent

Desk Lumps

Bed Lumps Pin-up ‘Bumps Automatic Irons Boudoir Sets

Cigarette Lighters

Coltec Makers

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