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Miss Lillian MaoLeod Montague, sp-ent Sunday at ‘her home 1n valleyfield.

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OPTOMETBIST ﬁtting 1nd Supplylnl Gllnu Ito.

Mr. Ronald MaoPilee was rec- ently employed with Mr. Archie

MONTAGUE‘ P‘ l’ T’ MaoPulersorl making repairs to

Office Hourl: the barn. 1O to 13 Ail. g t,“ 5 p, M, Mrs. John MacDonald has re-

turned to her home in Valleyfield after a recent visit to Charlotte- liown.

by appointment office Connected with Drug Store.

Mr. Daniel Morrison who rec- ently visited friends in Valley- iield has returned to his heme in Cape Breton.

Mrs. M. A. MacLeod and family have taken up permanent resid- ence in Montague in their diwell. lng purchased from Mr. George Stewart.

BUYING DAILY Live or Dressed

FQWI. w. Wellington Nicholson has Iijusted mechanical devices on ﬁnd his hay press so it i5 now powered irom an engine. This speeds up CHICKEN the mien-awe pressing Operations carried out by Mr. Nicholson and

‘of company.

BTU-CENTURY CITTISE RECALLED BY KILLING

FYVIE OABILE, Aberdeenshlre. Scotland. Oct. l2—(CP)—-A gran. ado thrown by a. Malayan bandit 118-! rﬁﬁallcd a curse put on the

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SOIIIIS lairds of their castle by a. 18th- century bard. The grenade ldlled 21-year-old Lieut. John Ebrbes-Iielth, heir or

Sir Ian Forbes-Leith. of Fyvlg members of the Scots Guards, on Patrol when ambushed near Kuala Lampur Sept. 27.

The curse. invoked by a travell- ing minstrel known as Thomas the Rhymer. because Fyvlq castle was built from an unused abbeyk stones. prophesied that no nlale heir would inherit the castle and its estates. I

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ule advts. and auction advte. etc. on our Financial Pole.

Ontario is visiting his father Mr. Ernest Doyle.

Donald oi Souris were visitors to Georgetown on Sat/ilrday.

the city on Saturday.

Dune Academy was a holiday weekend visitor to lter home in Georgetown.

Soul-is motored on Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs.

TERRY MOORE "w" . , , I Georwwwn Rev. Norman Young, minister of a A l ' St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, j \X ~ . '.'...,'"" " lvlr. Malcolm Allen left on Mlmi-“Blle- ""1 ﬁr“ N- {A M"; I _ , - r “w, SHARPLM“ auto" Monday for Hamilton, Ontario glizefsgghggfggazgl: aging“ 91' t?“

where he plans on spending the fall and winter months.

gotten and the last three lalrds oi died without

Leith was killed at l9, during the became ex- whose

mother was Lord Lelth‘; daughter, has another son now in the line to inherit the castle.

THE EASTERN euinniiu,

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold l‘. Landry, Albert Althea, Lira. Byron ' Stewart, Mlle Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Welded Loren.

The Guardian may be bought at any o! ﬂu following places in Montague: Milo l. A. Llewellyn; Incl", In Georgetown: The Pout Otflce: In Soul-Io: Gondola’: and-Ilorenee MP4"; In St. Tater's: The Pout Office.

....' EVENING STAB, new pattern in Open li-Ock and sets. on. Boehnpr, Jeweller, Montague.

..'BUY YIOUR PRESTON! early ll- Bﬂkman s, Montague. and avoid disappointment.

Mn, C. R. Martin. Ienleral mer- chant at Caledonia. was a recent visitor to Montague.

--'I‘ITTED FOOTWEAR at th- Morltague Shoe Store.

I"EEADERB will find display

Georgetown and Vicinity

Dr. Philllp Doyle

Mlaa Rita Gill. Iona, is spendingl a few weeks in Montague. guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Fraser. ‘

of Ottawa,

Mr- end Mrs Stephen H. Mac- Mr. Charles Fraser, Brudenell“ is now employed at Clark Bros.‘

store ‘ln Montague. Mr. Fraser is

a former Grade XI student of Mrs. J. W. Lovers and son Monnmm ackis and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald “d 5°“ charlie were vlsim" w Miss Edna Fraser arrived at her

home in Montague on Tuesday evening. She was met in Char- lottetown by her brother, Mr. Charles Fraser. and Mr. I'LL. Mac- Gregor.

Miss Jean MacConnell of Notro

in Charlottetown

..'W!: HAVE 0N HAND No. 5o ~ Eureka Potato Digger, horse and, tractor hitch. No. 4 and 5 Cookahutt . Manure Spreaders. No. d Tractor Spreaders and 2 and 3 Furrow ‘Tractor Plowes. Herman's. Mon-

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Buslloy of to Georgetown

William Murphy.

Mr. Joseph Gotoll Jr. oi the

Synod of the Presbyterian Church which was held in Halifax last week.

Mrs. Herman Lavaa-ldlar spent Thanksgiving in the city as the

guest of her oon-in-iaw and Mrs. H. G. Guild from Musquo- daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William doboit, N. S., is spending a fewi Hook. days in Montague, guest of Mr.

and lVlrl. L. Wlgginton. Before coming to Montague, Mrs. Guild spent a few days in Stratllcona, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Esdale Burdett. Mrs. Guild is formerly of Strathcona, 9.111., and while in Strathcona visited many old friends.

Stephen DetLory who is a stud- ent at St. Dunstanh University visited his parents, Mr. and Mr. F. J. DeLory for the weekend.

Mr. Paul Fitzgerald of Grover (my. Penn. arrived in Georgie- town a few days ago on a. Visit ‘to his parents Captain and Mrs. John Fitzgerald. ,

VETERAN MI. PROUD -OF MUSICAL RECORD

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keeping of Kentvllle, N. 5. were recent visit- ors to eorgetown where they were the guests oi Mr. Keeplngs ‘mother, Mrs. A. Cogswell.

KNOOIQHOLT. Kent, _ England. Oct.. 1.2 - (C?) --Sir Waldron Smithers, 60. is celebrating his 25th year as Conservative mornbeit" of parliament for Orpington.

But he is prouder oi.’ his 50 years as organist of the parish churdl here.

‘As a youth he took early-morn- ing lessons before starting his day's work in London's financial district. When l9 he became church organist, later married the rec- tor‘; daughter. Five years ago he presented the church with a £1,200 ($3.720) organ.

Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stewart are visiting in Port Elgirl. N. 3., where they are the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. Mrs. E. R. MacVicar.

Mr. and Mrs. Rollie MacPher- son and family oi Murray Har- bour were visitors to Georgetown on Sunday, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spilrgeon Walker.

REARSBY, Leicestershire, Eng-

Mr. Harry MacConnell of the iand (C?) Ponce omens

staff of the Canadian Bank 0t

Comma“, in Amhersm N a V151,, interested in traffic control from 9d h}, parents ML and ,M"_ the air. attended a demonstration J, A, 3, Mggﬂonngll we; me of broadcasting from an aircraft holiday. flying between 400 and 1,000 feet. --- SHEFFIELD, England -—(CP)-—

Mlss Anna Mair, Superlntend- Tile Sheffield Philharmonic So-

ent of the Prince Edward Island Hospital spent the weekend in Burnt Point. as the guest oi her brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair.

Miss Eileen l-lelen MaoOonnell and Miss Elinor Hobbs, student nurse: ln the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital. ypcnt the holiday weekend at their homes in George-

ciety announced a record 1.400 membership and the sale of 1.300 season tickets for the coming sea- son. Half the reserved-portion of the city hall is already aold_ out for every concert.

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..'On Sunday, September 25th, special services were held in Kil- nlulr Hall at ll a.m. and 7.30 p.m. The friends in that area opened the north end of the Hall which had not been in use for quite .a few years, swept and garnished it, tinting the ceiling and walls with calcimine. The Hall was well ﬂll- ed for the morning service and the combined choirs of Kilmuir and Valleyﬂeld, who prepared special music and’ selections, de- lighted and inspired the large congregation present. A brief but very interesting history of the Kllmuir Church, prepared by a committee. was read by Mr. W.A. MacLeod, Elder.

The Minister, Mr. Fraser, gave the address from Col. 1:9. For the evening service the Hall was ﬁlled to capacity and Rev. DonaldNlch— olsun of the Brookileld Presbyter- ian Church, who with Mrs. Nich- olson and their daughter were visiting Mrs. Nicholson's parents, Ml". and Mrs. N. P. MacPhersorl. preached a strong and impressive sermon from John 3:3. The com-

blned choirs were richly aug-

mented by the Brooklyn Trio who lisang three selections. Mr. Munro l and Miss Christene MacDonald sang a duet and Rev. Mr. Nichol- son sang a solo. Ii was a “High Day" in the history of the Kllmuir congregation. Great praise is due to the people who took such an interest in and spent. so much time preparing for these special services. Also great praise is due the leaders of the Sunday School and Christian Endeavour. The I Kilmuir Sunday School is one of l the sieadlest and most ﬂourishing I in any of our rural charges. This place of worship is to be remod- oiled and painted in the near fut- ul-e.

On Sunday evening, Oct. 2nd. Rev. M. D. MacLcod assisted with the service in the Valleyﬂeld Church and preached an able and thought-provoking sermon on Ge- hozl-Elishas servant, zKings 5:23- 27. Mrs. MacLeod and their daugh- ter Mary beautifully sang a duet. The MacLeods have bought a home in North Sydney. Cape Bret- on, and are to move there in the near future, for Mr. MacLeod is retired and ﬁnished his ministry in Dundas. The best wishes of their wide circle of friends in Prince Edward Island follow them at they go to their new home in Cape Breton.

Sheep eat and like nearly all inds of plants and seeds, but hey do not care for mature coarse-grained stems and they pass by Canadian thistle and stink- weed with disdain.

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