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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Layers.

The Post Office;

ErGuaMlan may be bought at the following places In Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian office; In Georgetown: In Sourls: The snack Bar. '

--rum AND TUBES vulcan- ized Mcnougallts Tire Repair. Montague.

..'AMATI5UR. CONCERT. in- strumental music, singing, dancing, prizes awarded. Friday, iwvember 20th. Heatherdale Hall. Entries sent to Mrs. Preston Peardon.

"ALIVE MOTH TRAVELS ON NEWSPAPER. -- The following note was received by the Guardian from Mrs. James D. Lanigan. Cam- bridge. P. E. I.: ”Enclosed is a small live moth which travelled all the way from San Francisco, Calif. in a roll of newspapers. His Jour- ney started on October 19. He ar- rivcd here on Saturday morning. October 31." Unfortunately how- ever, the moth had died by the

office, presumably crushed by heavy mail.

.- F(?()LI.ISI0N N I-IA It MON- TAGIJE--A motor collision occur- red at the cross roads just out- side Montague on the Commer- cial Road yesterday morning, when a car coming off the Val- leyfield Rn.-id failed to stop and struck the rear end of a Fly- mouth car which was passing the intersection coming towards Mon- tague. The driver of the Fly- mouth was unable to maintain control of the car which veered chnrply to the left ditch after he- ins: struck. The left front. whrel ploughed into the soft earth. for- cing the car to make an about face, after which it rolled over on its hood. which received fhe most serious damage. The driver,i a commercial traveller. was un- hurt. The other car involved inl the accident received slight dam- age to the front bumper.

Georgetown and Vicinity Mr. Raymond-T);sRoche, was a

gecesnt business visitor to Halifax,

,ston, Robert Murray and i Coffin.

....'BRAND NEW auto heaters. 315.95. Bud's Accessories, Mon- tague.

....tFREE!! We will replace free any ”tenipered" safety glass in- stalled by us if broken in normal use during the ownership of your car or truck. Bud's Accessories. Montague.

....'Fl'NERAI. AT MONTAGUE -The funeral service of the late Miss Annie L. Lord was held yes- terday afternoon from Trinity United Church, Montague. The minister. Rev. J. M. Fraser. who conducted the service, read pass- sages of comfort and strength from Psalm l2l "I will lift up mine eyes unto the hllls," and from John 14. "Let not your heart be troubled". The theme of

time it reached the Charlottetown his message was taken from Mat-

thew il, "Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Hymns sung were "The Lord's My Shep- herd" and "Abide With Me." A quartette "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" was sung by Mrs. D. M. MacDonald, Mrs. L. A. John- Gordon Pall hearers were M. C. Reynolds, A. M. Wright. Dr. L. A. Johnston. Douglas Coffin, Charles Fraser and E. H. Stewart. Inter- ment was in Crapaud cemetery.

Georgetown on Oct. 25. where they in-re guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Temple Gotcll.

. . '.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mac- Donald of Charlottetown, were re- cent visitors to Georgetown, where they were guests of Mrs. Mac- Donald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roche.

On Oct. 12, Miss Isabel King of nearby Burnt Point picked a blue-

berry plant with a number of blossoms on it. The beautiful weather enjoyed lately will no

doubt result in irony more reports of unseasonable bloom.

The annual st. James Church. Bazaar, was held in the Town Hall on Oct. 21. A large crowd attend-

Miss Beatrice Mair, Hospital, was a recent visitor her home in Georgetown.

student nurse at the Prince Edward Island to

BURBLING ENTERTAINMENT THE STORY OF A RELUCTANT LANDLORD WITH AN AMRITIOUS WIFE WHOSE LOVE NEST WAS AS CROWDED AS GRAND CEN- TRAL STATION - - - IT'S AN INVITATION FOR FUN.

SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW FIIIDAYNIGI-IT AT II:30' P.M.

CE EDWARD

Mr. Arthur Yorston of Pisquid,

was a recent Visitor to Georgetown

home of Mr. Publicover.

and Mrs

at St. Dunstan's College, several days at his home Georgetown last week.

R. C. A. F'., stationed at Chat-

of his parents. Mr. Walter Walker.

and

Jackie Lavers and Gerald D. Murphy. students at st. Dunstan's College. attended the funeral of the late Vincent Prosper, held from St. James Church on Oct. 24. i

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Baker and two children of Trenton, N. 8.. motored to Georgetown. where they spent the week-end as the guests of Mrs. Baker's mother, Mrs. Mabel Lavers.

Mrs. Joseph French of Panmure

Island, was a recent visitor to Georgetown. . Collectors have been engaged .

during the past few days on calling upon citizens of the Town for Con- tributions to the annual financial

campaign for the King's County Memorial Hospital in Montague.

Miss Maxine Lannigan of Monta-

gue. was a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ella MacKinnon of Georgetown.

Mrs William Hook and son Billy nf Charlottetown were recent. guests of Mrs. I-lookls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavaridler.

Mr. Charles "Buddy" Martell re- turned home last. week from Toronto. Ont.. where he has been employed. i

Miss Elizabeth Grant. sturlertt at

week-end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. DcLory.

Mr. afid Mrsrwilliam Ives of

Charlottetown were visitors to

i i

Prince of Wales College. was vii

ed and the bounteons supper tables iwers continuously patronized from the opening to a late hour. Later in the evening bingo was enjoy- ed.

Mr. Michael Burke Sr, who has

and While he"? 11? Stayed at lheibeen visiting in West Springfield, Jamls Mass., arrived home last week, due to the death of his grandson, the-

iate Vincent Prosper. Accompany-

Mr. Donald MacDonald, studentlng Mr. Burke, were his 5on.1n- Slltefyltplaw and daughter, with whom he In had been visiting, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Deveaux. who left on Oct. 24, on return to West. Springfield

L. A. C. James Walker of theyby car,

ham. N- B- was a week-end guest ' On Oct. 22. Mr. Marcellus Gotell. Mrs. Mr. J. B. Scully, Mr. Russel White

and Mr. J. W. Lovers. motored to Montreal where they met. with Mr. Ralph Beck of Vere Beck and Sons, on the matter of the new monu- merit being prepared to the honor of departed veterans of Georgetown in the Two World Wars. Thel monument will be unveiled on Re-I membrance Day. i ..AG, .

' l ramo-Us BRIDGE i

Towers of the Golden Gate bridge at. San Francisw are 746. feet high.

TYPICAL ATOLL

Bikini island in the Pacific hast

a land area of 2.87 miles around a lagoon of 2110 square miles.

' SOIIRIS HOSPITAL

Registered Nurse wanted for Staff Duty.

A Cook ond :1 Floor Girl also wanted immediately.

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Mount Stewart To Talie Plebisciie lie Incorporation .

A large and representative nth- ering of the residents of Mount. Stewart heldiin the Legion Hall last. evening unanimously agreed to village incorporation with the request that Hon. Eugene Cullen. Minister of Industry and NM-Ur!-1 Resources put the machinery in operation to call is plebiscite as required under the law at. an early date.

Mr. Claude Smith. director of town planning and Mr. T. Arthur Campbell. Provincial Fire Marshal, each addressed the meeting ex- plaimlng the advantages and re-

sponsibilities of such incorpora- tion. . Messrs. Earle Jaiy, Harry Mac-

Kay and,Mr. Doyle were appoint- ed a committee to deal with the preliminaries and confer with the sheriff regarding the same. Mr. Earle, Jay was voted to. the chair by the meeting and Mr. James McGuirk acted as secretary.

Supreme Cour. Al Georgetown

No appearance was entered by the defendant. Louis Macxenzie, yesterday in Supreme Court at Georgetown, in a suit for damages by Frederick H. Currie. Mr. Jus- tice Mark R. MacGuiga.n. presid- ing. adjourned the case to be heard in Charlottetown at a date to be fixed.

The plaintiff was represented by Mr. G. R. Foster IIIIII Mr. J. A. MacDonald representing the de- fendant. Since t'he case involved the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund Mr. S. S. Hessian, Q.C.. was present. to represent the department of the Attorney General.

In the appeal case of John H.

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he hurt anial . New-(mind tale. - 8!. BUDDY llla!- . :7. A new. alin

woaaan-Ivarldlnl ' dyes. bother color,

fresh, calm youthful- neau - has replaced the worn. tired look. No wonder life has taken on new inter- am. Yes. thousands of once faded women. weary from blood-Iran poverty, have bloom:-d anew with tho Iiel of Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Pry Dr. WIIIiamI Pink Pills yourself for 30 da7ll Enloy new health DOD and pnotl'7- 53011

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Psi. Fishermen's Ass'n Meeting Al Flal lliyer

v..”I'.he ” area

as

NUVENEBER a. V igsg

FOR THE

of the P.ll:.I. Fisherman's Association was held in Flat. River hall last evening with the president, Mr. John McNeill, Murray Harbour, presiding. Present also were Mr. Charles Richards, provincial sec-

retary. and Rev. W. , of the extension department of St. Dunstan's University.

The principal topic of discus-

sion, led by Mr. Richards and Mr. Stewart Ross, Flat River, was the conservation of lobsters. small lobsters and poaching. An account of the main ideas appeared in yesterday's Guardian. other topics included insurance. loans, organ- ization. membership, fees and the forthcoming annual meeting.

The next. meeting will be held in St. Georges this afternoon.

Rafuse the Court upheld the con- viction of the Stlpendiary Magis- trate on an Excise Act charge and the penalty imposed in the Lower Court. was allowed to stand. It was for a fine of 3500.00 and costs or ,six months in Jail, with costs al- ilowed.

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SULTANA RAISINS. 2 pkgs. . . . . . . . . 37:

Choice Quality . TOMATO JUICE (20 oz.) 2 fins . . . . 25:

Choice Quality . Aylmer WAX BEANS (20 oz.) 2 rins . . 37:

Choice Quality . TOMATOES (28 oz.) 2 tins . . . . . . .

Choice Quality ; I . PEAS (20 oz.) 2 tins 4I: . . . 31:

SUNLIGHT SOAP. 3 cakes . . . . . .

ORANGES. 3 doz. .. 73: SIIOWHGIIG SHORTENING. 2 IDS. . . . . . 49: ROBIN HOOD OATS. 5 lb.-bog . . . . . . 496 PET FOOD. 6 tins . . . 35: MILK. Carnation. Perfection. 6 tins .. 87:

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