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To-day and Thursday

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SHOWS 8:30 ‘I - 9

PRINCE EDWARD

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CARTOON SPORT

YOUR HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT AT

MacDONALD BROS. THEATRE

FILL-SAT., Dec. lti-H-“THE GREAT DAN PATCH” TUE" Dec. 2U—“CORONER CREEK" TEL-SAT., Dec. 23-24—“ABBOTT & COSTELLO" MON., Dec. 26—“PITFALL". TUE., Dec. 27-“COVER UP” REL-SAT., Dec. 30-81--"FIGHTER SQUADRON" MON., Jan. 2—“ABBOTT & COSTELLO" TUE" Jan. 3—“ARE YOU WITH IT" AII Show! Start At 8 P.M.

Keep this roster for future reference.

SALE

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Cil a social hour iii the lodge

_. Rooms. and refreshments ivr~ic

‘ ' ‘ ' served by a committee of the Odd- SPECIAL SHORTS fellows-

The finishing touches to the

vliildrerrs coasting slides have

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HIGH PRAIRIE. Alta. -- (CF) _- RangertPhil Nichols is sport- ing a new uniform, new-style forest rangers outfits to be used by the Service. green in color and those worn by United States for- est rangers.

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COMEDY - FEATUR

ing of Hillside Lodge. No. 123, 1.0.0. F. Montague, on Tues- day evening, several members vis- ited Russel G. MacDonald at his home where he is confined owing to his recent illness. and present- ed him with his twenty-five year jewel. The presentation was made

the Noble Grand, Mr. Athol Robertson, who, iii a few com- plimentary remarks, congratulated Ml‘. MacDonald on his faithful nt- tendance. and ever-ready willing- ness to assist in the work of tlic Lodge. Later the members enjoy-

I l At the close of the regular meet- l l

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been completed and tho slides arc now ready fur the use of the chil- dren. ‘The slider. were provided through the generosity of Mr. Jack Aiinear. .\li'. John Yorston, and Mr. Joseph Vuozzu. The Poole and. Boer Construction Co. donated thel out“, ,5 {mesh use of their equipment, thereby‘ modelled on i completing a very necessary piny- iground for the children during the winter. This will help to elimin- 'atc the extremely slippery

FOREST STYLES

first of the

Alberta I‘orcstry

The

l range from 50 cents to $3.50. Come

roads,

CHARLOTTETOWN

TNE EASTER

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Tin-old F. Landry, Albert Altkon, M11. Byron

N GUARDIAN

Stewart, MIII Ihrrlet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lovorl.

Tboiiunriilonmoyboboughtotnnyofilio

following pinion in Montague:

in Georgetown: The Pool; Office;

\ Roper;

..'FIT'I'ED FOOTWEAR at tb! Montague Shoo Store.

has a. beautiful line of women's ‘slippors. All colors, sizes, aiid ,prices. They make n lovely gift for Her.

u! gifts ever shown by us is now on

display at Mabon‘; Drugstore in ‘Montague. P. E. I. Come in and Ichoose a gift from this wide selec- tion.

, .. ‘MONTAGUE SHOE _S'I‘ORE [has a large range of men's slip- pers. All types. Priced to fit YOU!‘ pocket book. Buy them for Him-

. won A SPECIAL GIFT at ‘Christmas time, select her favor- Iite nylons. 45 guage, black heel. black seam, in all new 511M195- ‘Wvhere? At the Montague Slice Store.

t .- 11-" taut? 51mins

[Skates this Christmas. C311 see the large stock ,Skates in both boys istyies at Bergnians, Montague.

child- Prices

ivant and

_ ‘YOU BET! We have ran’; and misses slippers.

l in and look them over. The Mair liague Shoe Store. I

l. JNOTICE TO Anvvcnrisans- Advertisers are reminded that their lcopy must be in the Guardian r:t later than noon the previous day t0 guarantee insertions. Out nf wit’ advertisers who telephone clavi- fieds_ etc.. should particularly hear this in mind.

in St. Potofl:

...."YES, 20% orr All Electric I starting now and until December 811. Coll and see our ....'MONTAGUE SHOE STORE largo stool: at Bergman's, Monta-

of C. C. M.] and girls‘

Mlno S. A. Howell!!! Mrlﬂlu.

in Sourin: Condon’: and nioronco

The Pout Office.

Lamps

gue. I

t Georgetown and

. JTFIE FINEST ASSORTMENTI

Vicinity

Mrs. John (xandon of Murray Harbour North, is visiting her daughter, Nil-s. Howard Llewellyn.

Mr. Fred "Ted" Rafuse of Mur- ray River was a recent visitor to his former howme in Georgetown.

Dr. L. W. Shaw, Provincial Dir- ector oif Education motored to Georgetown on Sunday.

Mr. Clarence Stewart, student at Prince of Wales College spent the week end as the guest of hi:

,par_enis, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stewart. Miss Margaret Lovers, Union

Commercial College student was a visitor to his home in Georgetown for the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Manuel and Mrs. Emily Roach of Charlotte- town motored to Georgetown on Sunday where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jen- kins.

Mlss Marion Clory oi Montreal is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clot-y. Accompanying Mis Clory home was her brother. Gllbr-rt who has been a patient in

' The Ladies Ailhllllify of the Canadian Legion. Montague. sponw sored a. very successful card party in the Legion Hall on Wednesday; evening. Tickets were sold on goose, and the lucky winner “=15 Mi‘. Frank Greene, Jr. Ladies firstf prize was won by Miss Bernice‘ Coyle, with the consolation privcl going to Mrs. Harold Nlcliolsoirl The gents first prize was won by‘ Mr. Ralph Graham and the con-j solatioii prize was awarded to Mr. Doug Coffin. The prizes were prc-t seiited by the president of the- ﬂllXlIIHfy. Mrs. D. M. lifacGowan. The ladies served a delicious lunch towards the ciid of the eve-

causcd coasting so that cars‘ may proceed with some degree oil safety.

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Agriculture. chic! industry of Egypt. engages about 62 per cent of the DODIIIZIIIOII.

WISHING You THE SEAS-CNS GREETINGS

the Slirincns Hospital in Mont- real.

lifr. Ian Sterling of Ottawa is izsiiing the Province and is the guest of his mother. lifis. Jdhn Sterling of Summerside. On Sat- urday Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jenkins and Mr. Sterling motored to Geongetown where they visited relatives and friends.

Mr. Victor Refuse not long ago (IIICIIIOd in try his skill and luck at catching some late season cod- fisli and his efforts exceeded his fondest expectations. Mr. Rafuse lauded a 75 lib. codifish. which as far as is known is one orf the largest if not the largest eodfish caught in those waters for many a year.

Mr. Harold MacLean and lVirs. Joseph Scully attended the De- partment of Physical Fitness Hoc- key School for coaches and re- fcrees, which was held in the City last week. The local team is

innermost: 14, 194.,

DRESSER SETS $9.95 to @500

35-50 h» $11.50 GIFT SETS Beautifully Boxed

Ynrdley . Houbl t

PEN 1nd PENCIL SETS

TC IRAIIE ‘HER’ CHRISTMAS

REALLY A HAPPY ONE

Glvo A Gilt; Ohooon From Our Wide sum“! “A GIFT SHE WILL LONG CIIERISH"

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OTHER SUGGESTIONS Gift Soto by 139N101! (Evening in Put.) Alheo of Rose; (“Why Garden) Richard Hudnug COLOGNES PERFUMES COMPACTS

WM“ At ‘TOUT?’ DRUG BT03];

building of the new rink and re- creational center by re-catpturing the Southern King's Hockey Lea- gue trophy, which they lost last season to Murray Harbour.

On Wednesday. Stipendiary Magistrate for Kings County, Mr. Joseph MacDonald held Court in Georgetown. A party charged with the care and control of a motor vehicle, while under the influence of liquor was given ‘I days in Jail and had his licence suspended. The same "party was fined $25.60 and costs for obstructing a Police officer, A party, charged under the Excise and Temperance Acts was remanded and another party charged with having stolen goods in his possession was also remand- ed. A man from Eastern Kings charged with common drunk was tined with costs.

On Thursday several officers from Headquarters Eastern Com- mand in Halifax paid a vialt to Georgetown where they inspected the Canadian Legion Hall, which is used by the local members of the Reserve Army an n. training center. The visiting officers were headed by Lt. O01. D. F. Forbes, D. S. O. and Bar. G. S. O. l., East- ern Command. Lt. CoLForbea is well known to many Georgeton- ians who were members of the famous North Nova Scotia High- landers of which he was at differ- cnt times, Adjutant, Second in

Command and Commanding oific- '

er. Other members of the group visiting Georgetown werez-Major James Miller. Canadian Chalp- ‘lain Corps, Major Bert Hcoklns, D. A. 2. M. 0., and Captain Thom- as O’Brennan. Ci. S, 0., 3, Officer Cadets. The Headquarters Officers were accompanied by Major J. A. MacDonald of Cardigan and Cw- tain MacLeod of Charlottetown.

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WEIL, DEC. 14th SAT., IIEC. 24th

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You'll like her music and friendly I chat-it's delightfully diﬂerent." l Pnllntld b MKIORMICWS BISCUIII

Open I we Wednesdays “on,” From Now F’

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“ IHENYALIJRUG STURE , Chrlltmﬂs T no DUEENST - PHONE 21| "u

leaving no atone unturned in W“ their efforts to celebrate the

Til-NIGHT CFC Y--T_45 p. m.

CORINNEV JORDAN

NOTICE

We have closed our Plant and will not be buying Poultry until further notice. EASTERN PACKING

CO. LTD.

BULIi DATES-lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19c MAGIC BAKING POWDER-J's . . . . . . . . . . 25c ROBIN HOOD ROLLED 0ATS-5 lb. pkg. 87c NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS-reg. 25c; sale price 19c CARNATION MILK-case lot . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $6.75 ICING SUGAR-pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11c BRIGHTS PEACHES-can . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. 19c YELLOW EYED BEANS-—5 lbs. . . .. 49c BUTTER-lb. ...! . . . . . . . . . 65c TEA—your choice 0i Rod Rose, King Colo, Slhdl.

or Rackwana-lb. . . . . . 89c CAMPBELUS TOMATO SOUP-Z cans 21c CRISPI CRUST LARD-lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c MOLASSES (sanitary quart containersh-each .. 29c JAVEX—largi-sizc.......... . . . . ............25c

‘ AND POWDERS

VEL with PALMOLIVE SOAIL- Reg. value ‘mo-Sale Price 85c PALMOLIVE SOAP-Reg. size . . . 9c

sumo SUBS-Largo m; m

Am JOIINSON’SWAX.............5Sc Aw ci-iiusmAs cmov mo uurs

. , " “i. n‘ lorloy Toys (onltnolcondy) “ —* k rog. 55:. Solo prlco . 43c -. Satin Mmm. is; 25¢

‘ Mixed Mm. lb‘. 21¢

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IDRY GOODS -

MEN'S’ MEN'S OVERCOATS to clear at

$19.98

Men's and Boys’ OVERALLS LESS 10% During Sale

Men's and Boys‘ SHIRTS. SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR, - PANTS, CAPS, DRESSING GOWNS, PAJAMAS, SOCKS,

LEATHER JACKETS, MAC- KINAW COATS. GLOVES and MITTS to clear at

20% DISCOUNT

may, mom‘ GOWNS, LADIES’

LADIES‘

l Our complete stock of Ladies‘

Wear goes on solo-at

20% oiscouui

This includes NYLON HOS-

SLIPS, PAJAMAS,

VESTS and PANTIES,‘ a few Large Size DRESSES, swnamns, GLOVES and iurrrs.

CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS

FOR MEN

STATIONERY INDIAN BLANKETS AYERS WOOL BLANKETS

CHRISTMAS OIGARETTES and PIPE TOBACCO

Christmas Wro

MEN'S SCARFS _MEN'S GIFI‘ TIES I gifhlvtisrlﬁgﬁs f ' °" Fino Cur and PI o , a Chlldr . . P Sill-i ‘§%'F§"r¢‘>'it mm °" roncco . I FOR LADIES /= "l" "m ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS AUTOMATIC mmm 0m EVERY ivitmia IIITII.

PRESSURE COOKER!

10 ILCLCCK

T. M LLEWELLYN 1.10., MONTAGUE ,

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WALLPAPER

Balance of Stock to cloor or 25% Discount

TOYS SPECIAL

for this Solo 10% OFF

ONE ONLY- GAS DRIVE WASHER Rog. $189.00 for

$1 39.00

Also ooizlo Model at 20% DISCOUNT During This Solo

IATTIRIIS RADIO B BATTERIES Extra heavy duty Rog. $5.15 $4.19 All other lotteries at 10% oiscoum ‘$3? t‘...f..li.."tl‘a Sho ‘ t hotter-

loo ‘End No. 8 Dryoell.

MAXWELL WASHERS

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