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. THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN ,

IDECEMBER -f7. 1951

THE nsrsitnl suiioifn I M

AHIJNTSI-MUNTAGUE: Hltold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn

Bruoo lluoI'hoo, Mlu Joyce WI: ton, Min Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOW : Walden Lovers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Montague. Blue Donia Restaurant, and uuardlnn Office; In Georgetown:

Pan office: In Sauna: The

..'LAI)lES NYLON HOSE. sub-

ntandarcls. 99: pai- Gaspereaux.

. 'The continued

King's County Hospital. is dee regretted by his many friends.

....'CHRIS'l'.VIAS dance in N

Perth hall, Friday. December 28. hear he is laid up with pneumonia. Websterls Orchestra. Refresh- , - merits. ..fSEl-2 SANTA CLAUS on Tues-

..'His many friends regret continued illness - Macbarcn. Montague. in

King's Cotinty Hospital.

URMEET Santa Claus at store of T. M. Llewellyn Montague. Tuesday

p. m.

illness of Mr.

Snack Bar and H. Richards a Son. ..'BUl.0VA Jeweller. Montague. Phone 70.

. 'WI'I CAN

l)iylJa:iies E, Cudmore. Montague.

.'The many friends of Alfred

cw Dawne, St. Peters, are sorry

.'AB.

, Jstephen student

?St . Francis Xavier

-r'M1i5i Harold Dilckcndil” h35.arrii'ed in Montague yesterday

i-eturned to her home in

Hope after spending 9. few days in

Mbntaizue. guest of her Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wood.

..'Miss Shirley Bears. lurned to her dut;es as stud

has

after spending the. past week her home in Brudeneli.

..'SEE SANTA CLAUS on Tu

Mount!

y spend his vacation

his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

PBFEHI-'n; Hessian.

-New-i;oc'sra1'” "Pi INNISFAIL.

cut

a . . lac built. Ill this town.

”5' LASTING PERFLLINIP.

day afternoon in Montague on the; South side of the River from 4.30 Alabaster vases nf lllllzilcnlsh'Cl't?iCanll)be”' Prcslded W” m” meet'

The

WATCHES 529.75 pair, Dunn; to 375.00 and up. C. R. Boehner.

KEEP your pullets F.G. Maclntrye. Montague. In the in production. Your Purina Dealer

day afternoon in Montague, on the the,Noi-or side of the River from :i.oo of Mr. Douglas to 4.25 P. M. Watch for his IIFl'll.l the in Paul's Sound Car.

Gerald M'ii'pliy. H.M.C. thciS.stadaconea. Halifax. Ltd-. week-end at the home afternoon. ents in Montague.

Dec. 18th. Santa is expected at (I

spent the of iits par-

Uiiiversit,v.l

sit the home of S.S.

Alta.Wt'CPi --Mai-I1-i

nurse at Grace Hosmalv Ha1”ax',,1'iCl')' has just arrived from S'iI'(lf'l-,t l lien for a new irallbnai'd factory to:

Snow Plows Busy In Montague Area

-Heavy drifting show Saturday and yesterday brought out the gov- ernment snow plows in an attempt to maintain open traffic routes, particularly along main highways. The highway from Montague to Charlottetown was cleared Satur- day. but continued drifting made ccitain portions difficult to pass.

The plow stationed at Montague was taken to Charlottetown on Saturday for repairs, and contin- ued its work yesterday evening clearing the highway from Char- lottetown to Montague. George- town. and Cardigan early last even-

i:.

The plow stationed at Annan- oalc has cleai'ed the road to Dun-, das. Rollo Bay and Souris, and l;5Cl( to join at Cardigan.

Owing to a breakdown of the plow at Murray River. a special plow was sent out from Charlotte- town and the road last evening was clear from Montague to Murray River and Murray Harbour.

Continued drifting will cause CllllCl.llly in certain places. How- ever. the general outlook is that all main routes will be open for traffic today.

WHIM ROAD W. 1.

ton Tuesday evening. Dec. .'ith. the members of Whim Road Wo- men's Institute gathered at. the home of Mrs. J. N. MacDonald for their regular niontlily meeting. Twelve members and eight. visitors iri-re. present.

The president.

Mrs. Wesley

to 6.00 F. iii Watch for Paul's found still fragi'ant when disrov-HI,” Nlhichy Ollemd mm eV91'y”r” Sound Car and Santa will be tied in Tutaiikliatneiis E;:iptiaiii5l7l'-'ll1g "Jingle Bells"; an approp- -inse, immix 3.300 3-em-5 om. ' fria song for this Christmas

. 'lI.C6llllg. The ”Club Women's

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THIS IS TERESA - - .

A wonderfully revealing and his beautiful war

ANGELI, a vibrant new STORY TIP: Neither

bride. whom he brought the extent of II. mother's uess!

ADULT ON LY

' M-G-M

. orcscnu

Towed

.'l'IlE STORY OF

A anio E Shows 3:30 7:00 9:00 THIS IS TERESA as played by Pier Angeli in her first M-G-M picture.

It is wonderful ' iYoufll love it!,'

and intimate story of a. (i. I. bride . . . introducing PIER M-G-M screen personality!

the young G. I. nor his wair into his parenis' home. l(lIt'W

jeiilotisy-or :1 father's weak-

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PIERUANNEII (JOHN ERIIISIIN

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TRAVEI.”- CARTOON

HIIP - PEGRY ANN EIRNEI

ro-on CAPITOL TIIE. - WED.

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by

NEWS c-WESTERN

nu; J0Y ll" 0FA LIFETIME .'

It's mammoth! It's mirth-fillodl Music as you like to sing it

. . . playod the way , you like to swing Itl

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Creed" repeated together followed. and for roll call each member pint-ed a gaiiy wrapped Christmas gift. with 2 string attached. into a ccntaiiier. These were drawn later. and everyone eninyed the fun of opening their gifts.

Mrs. Lawrence Stuart. the sec- retary. read the minutes 'of the annual meeting held in November. Among the large amount of cor- rrspondence received by the secre- tary during the month was a let- ter from the secretary of the King's County Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Frank Dewar. thanking the members of the Institute for their donations and other help in niak- ing their recent pantry sale a suc- cess. Copies of the Institute News were. distributed to the members. Mrs. Wesley Campbell provided a touch of humour to the meeting by reading a little poem concern- ning the appointment of officers at the annual meeting. Mrs. Cecil Campbell. who had been in charge of the orphanage campaign. re- ported a very successful collection fiom the district.

In connection with the parcel to he sent to a former resident of the district now in the Infirmary in Charlottetown. the members were urged to have their individ- tiai gifts ready for mailing at the proper time so there wottld be no delay for Christmas.

An amount was voted hy the

ivembers to provide the children of the district with a Ciirlstnias treat. and it was decided that

members would make candy to suriolemerit this treat. The different committees for the month gave their reports. one sick call and A treat provided was re- ported by the sick committee. Miss Minnie MacKinnon and Miss Lona MacDonald are to be in charge for next month. The next entertain- ment committee will he Mrs. Gar- net Moore and Mrs. Webb Nichol- son.

Mrs. .7. N. MacDonald was in charge of the demonstration for the evening. and showed the mem- bers a miniature rock garden. The foliage consisted of various types of cacti and other hardy plants which formed trees and bushes. Tiny figures of animals were set amongst these to make it more re- alistic. Several artificial blossoms provided colour. As the members admired the "garden" being passed around, Mrs. MacDonald explained that the container was it bread pan ix-xhich had been painted to give 1'. :i mottled effect.

Mrs. Cecil Campbell. one of the entertainment. committee gave sev- eral fun providing contests and awarded prizes to the winners. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Wesley Camp- bell on the first Tuesday in Jan- uary. when the roll call will be inn- swcrcd by a New Year's resolution and a joke.

It was decided that n. '- iint having the required response to roll call during the year would he required to pay a penalty of l!I'P cents.

During the social hour following the meeting the hostess served en- joyable refreshments to all. A hearty sing-song with Mrs. Colin MacDonald at the piano concluded the meeting.

BARNSLEY, England - (CPI - Two men In court here claimed ownership of the same dog. The judge tried the names on the dog. which recognized only one, with the result one of the men was fined 5:10 for theft of the dog.

Death of Mrs. Ethel Adolphe

Many friends in Montague and Lower Montague will regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Ethel Adolphe In the P. E. I. Hospital on Saturday after an illness of several months. She was 66 years of age. The deceased. eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wightman, was born in Lower Montague. She is sur- vived by two sisters, Mrs. Laura

Hubley. Brookline. Mass., and Mrs. H. W. Davidson, Charlotte- town. to whom the sympathy of

the community is extended. The funeral will be held Monday at 3 p. m. from the Lower Montague United Church. Interment will be in the Lower Montague Ceme- tery.

P home in Little Pond recently.

the capable management of Mr.

Framis whim l”ch"' membership fees. after which the . In I. I Eh I II The many mc"d5 I” M” A' wuurgdoandethfrllyigrlitlalmgatgg

Macdonald will learn with . gret of his serious illness in Souris Hospital.

:3: glzstogosttllolrl-lh yiallg? ”;IefiT; sinnott. Secretary.-Treasurer - accompamed by Mr Belfnie Macy Mrs. Smith O'Brien Directors - donald ' Mrs. John Trainor, Mrs. Pius Mc-

hostess to the W. I. meeting on December lst.

BEAN. RIVEROSOUTHI W. I.

.'Eleven members and two visit- cits were at the home of Mrs. Ste- phen Hughes for the December meeting of the Bear River. South Women's Institute.

inf! bf the "Creed" opened tlie nieetiiig. The president occupied the chair. and the roll call was answered with "My Favorite Radio P"ogram". Minutes of last. meet- ing were read and signed and the school committee reported the need of new window shade for school.

New committees were appointed as follows: School, Mrs. Lennie Hennessey; sick committee. Mrs. James White and Mary Jennings.

It was then voted to give 510.00 to the teacher to help buy gifts for children at Christmas.

No new business was taken up. Reading of correspondence follow- ed and the secretary was asked to send for C. L. oil capsules.

Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. James Hughes on January 9th. with roll call to be answered with "An article for grab bag". A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Hughes. iusisted by Misses Martina and Beatrice. A vote of thanks was extended to the hostess end meeting closed with "God Saw: the King".

BALDwlN'S ROAD W. I.

The regular meeting of the Baldwin's Road Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ed- ward Cairns. There were 14 mem- bers and one visitor present. Two new members joined.

The meeting was brought to or-; der by the president with the sec-I retary reading the minutes anril calling the roll. 1

A bill of 382.14 was paid to, Douglas Bros. at Jones for install- ing a pump in the school yard.

School equipment amounted to s.!.20. The members decided mail a box should he sent to the Orpii- N anage before Christmas. 3

It was moved and seconded that 4 cook books be ordered tlirougrii the Institute. two was given to Mrs. Francis Kearney to purchase a gift for a former member of the Institute.

Two members volunteered to at- tend the First Aid Course whicn is to be held in Charlottetown the middle of January. ;

Mrs. P. A. McKeniia moved that, a line be imposed upon any host-

ess who exceeds any more than three varieties of food at any meeting. :

The roll call for next meeting is; "To pay a cent for every inch ofi your height." meeting was brought to a close by the singing of the National Anthem.

Mrs. Francis Kearney kindly in- vited the members to her home for the next meeting.

A delicious Iiinch was served by the hostess and the remainder of the evening was spent in a card game which was much enjoyed by all. Proceeds of the game am- ounted to 528.50.

BIRMINGHAM. Englandw(CP)--- Attendants at a local garage dash nhout their duties on roller skates. The proprietor said the main ad- vantage is the time saved.

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BUYING POULTRY

Highest market prices will be paid for dressed chicken and fowl on Thursday after- noon, December 20th. Ex- pcrienced grader in atten- dance. H. S. MacLEOD & SON Vernon River

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m.,.....L..MpL. H. J. MABON

OPTOMETIIIST Flttlnl Ind Supplying Glasses Etc.

MONTAGUE. P. E. l.

Office Hours: 10 to 12 A. M.

2 to 5 P. M. by appointment. Office Cemented wun Drug store.

Red House. were visitors to Char-

Singing of the "Ode" and recit- -

toilet-own recently. L"-nch W35 then 50!'V9d by the gAL hostess of the evening. Mrs. Eu- .L..&M..L gene sinnott, assist by Patricia HEACH p01NT SCHOOL and Rita McCarthy, after which a pleasant social hour was spent. Report for November. ---jib Grade X.-1. Ronnie Harris; 2. Flu-E 3-IVER SCHOOL Cyrus Maclsacliern; 3. Yvonne --- A Gordon. The following is the report for

Lincoln MacLeod; 3. Bessie Mac- Kenzie.

2. Alden Hume; 3. Thelma Mac-

Leod. . Grade VIII-1. Jean Bell: 2. lufzjrade vI'"1' Ambm” SmCk' Clarice Compton; 3. Seton Hutch- ' . ., . , , ison. Grade NFL On”: wmmmst 2' Grade VII-1. Donna Coiiiptoii;

Roy Penny: 3. Betty Jackson. .. Mary MacNeili;

Kenzic. . Grade II.-1. Barrie Strickland; Principal: Flora Morrison

2. Wallace MacKay; 3. William Prllmrv Dept:

.ViacKcnzie. Grade V-l. Florrlc Bell: 2. El- Grade 1.-1. Ken xvmmmst 2. eanor Stuart; 3. Keith Bell.

Georgina Penny: 3. Leod.

Baker. 2. Pauline Bears; 3. Joyce Hutchi- Primary Dept.-Syvia MiICNClll- son. Macliay. Grade II tsr.)-l. Laurie Mor- ---- ----- rison.

in the 19th Century

slaughter houses to protect the Grade 1-1. Betty Bears. public health. Teacher: Christene Nicholson.

LiHle.l'.opd and Sinnott Road W.I. V'”"'lV Annual Meeting

..Maodonald , ,

. . "rhe annual meeting was jed at the home of Mrs. Ephraim Malone on November 16. Meeting opened in the usual manner and roll call was answered by paying

..'Rev. W. D.

. 17.. Grand River. visited his

The school is progressing under

”' ment given for the past year.

The appointment of new officers resulted as follows:-

President - Mrs. Alli-ed Phelan. Vice President Mrs. Eugene

Mh. Ronald Macdonald has left

Guire and Mrs. Henry Trainor. Auditors - Mrs. Herb Trainer and Mrs. Ephraim Malone.

It was decided to hold the im- nual chicken supper and card game at the home of Mrs. Malone on December 5.

Mrs. Charles Macdonald was

Mr. an-d Mrs. John J. Macdonald.

the month of November: Senior Department:

Grade X-1. Charlie Compton; 2. Billy Compton.

Grade IX-l. Cyril Singleton; 2. Bobby Nicholson; 3. Richard Cook.

Grade IX.-1. Shirley White; 2.

Grade VIII.-1. Milton McKay. Grade VII.-l. Grace Osborne;

2. Ruth Singleton: 3.-Coleria. Blue Grade VI-l. Weldon I-lutchisoii: 2. Patsy Kunz; 3. John Beaion. .

Grade III.-l. Eileen Williams;

3. Joyce Mac-

Grade IV-l. Muriel Stewart; 2 Anna Nicholson; 3. Dan Bears. Grade Ill-i. Joan Hutchison:

Jackie Mac-

enior Dept.-Jaiiet MacEnchern-

Grade II (Jim)-l. Velda Comp- ton; 2. Mary Benton; 3. Eric Sin- gleton. '

HYGIENIC SLAUGHTER. Abattoirs originated in France as public

VERNON J. NUYE

HUNTER RIVER Pre Christmas Sale ,

DECEMBER 17 - 24 ' Rolled Oats. 5 lb. bag 49:: Shortening. 3 lbs. 551.00 Mt. Stewart Preserve Seeded Raisins. 2 lbs- 57c

2 mlf.” : 590 Prune Plums, 20 oz.

Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 45? 2 for 390 H Robin Hood Cake Mix

,, Sum 10 the ------- -- til-10 Mig'fb.”3'S"'5....?N'ff.. ate

Mixed Nuts (no peanuts) Moirs Chocolates, 1 lb. 2 lbs. .. c box 93c

Sliced Bacon. lb. .. . 45cISausages. 1 lb. 50c

I

1..

Santa Claus will arrive at our toyland TODAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 from 2.45 p.m. to 5 pm. Parents bring your children.

Christmas gifts for everyone.

Less 107,, on all toys.

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS oscsmsa 17 - because: 22

SUGAR. 10 lbs. SI.I9 MOLASSES, per gal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sl.I5 MOLASSES. 30: TEA. Our Special . . . . . . . . . 78: Bulk DATES. 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . 33: fink sssoso RAISINS. 2 lbs. 51: MINCEMEAT. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 22: MIXED COOKIES. fig burs. per lb. . 33: LARD.perIb................... 23: Clark's IEANS. 20 :1. tin. 2 for . . . 37: PEACHES. 15 oz. tin. 2 for . . . . .39: APPLES. Mclntosll. per doz. . . . . 25: ORANGES. 252's. per dos. . . . 29: SURF & TIDE. large size. pkg. 39: S:ward's TOILET SOAP. 6 for . . . 29: : SUNLIGHT SOAP. 3 for . . . .. . . . . 35:

RAISINS. bulk. lb. ..

BEANS. lb. ROLLED OATS. 5 lb.

W. A.

CHRISTMAS SPECIALS DEC. 12th to DEC. I9rIi. TEA. Motlioi-'5 Own. lb. . . .. . . . . . . . . 85: SHORTENING. Domestic. lb. . . . . . . . . 29: FLUFFO SI-IORTENING. lb. . . . . . . . . . 32:

DATES. 2 lbs. for 29: Men's FLEECE COMIS. . . . . .... . . . 52.89 Ioys' FLEECE COMIS. .. . . . . . . . 51.95

20'Vo Discount on Iionms

LOWIII MONTAGUE

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.....noolaucocNna 599 -c-ooooo-- 48:

POOLE

Old English NO RUBIING WAX. . .. 45: COMFORTIYE. 2 for 25: Bloomfield YARN. white. lb. . . . . . .. SL98 Bloomfield YARN. :oIoi-ed. lb. '. . . . . 82.10 107. Discount on all dry goods.

We have a nice variety of toys and clump. mas gift suggestions. ,

Duggan and Duggan 3

French River

Murray Harbor North and Vicinity

....fMrs. William Kennedy is spending some time visiting at Montague. guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lorne Johnston and Mr. Johnston.

Mrs. Hazen Mt-Lure was hostess to the members of the Murray Harbour North Women's Institute on Tuesday evening. Dec. 4th.

Friends are pleased to hear Mrs. James Henderson has return- ed home from the King's County Memorial Hospital.

Miss Isobel Johnston. Toronto. is spending some time visiting in Charlottetown and Peter's Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLurc have taken up residence in Mon- lague for the winter months.

The sympathy of the entire

My community is being extended 1. the bereaved family and-relatiicl; of the ilate Thomas A. Miller win,

passed away at' his home on Monday, Dec. 10th,, following 3 brief Illness.

Mr. Gerald Graham has rclurn. ed to Montreal after a short vim to the Island. Mr. Graham wax called home due to the illness or his father Mr. Wendell Graham who is a patient in the P. E. 1' Hospital. '

-A0, WOMBWELL, England-(cpig lFour-year-old Lawrence Illlngg.

ivorth slipped a steel ring on hi. finger and couldn't get it on The hospital in this Lancashird town couldn't get it off e'itiier, so he sent to a factory where the

ring was removed with special equipment. GRAVESEND. England -- (Cm

.. Ever since childhood, 29-year. old Ruth Kingston wanted to nurgg lepers. Next year she will do so M a colony in Northern Rhodesia.

PRESENTS

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DAY

S PECIALS.

HEERE at 3 our

an ECG NOG BELL. The Fruit Nut lloll is a

strawberry centre, and thickly covered with crushed nuts.

Enjoy them NOW-and be sure,lo order a gen- holidny entertaining at Christmas and New Year's.

erous supply for your

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CENTRAL CREAM 2&2: .(wt45I'(

Fiat-every feminine wrist...xor every personality whether vivacious or conservative . . . there's a beautiful CYMA-TAVANNES watch to luring .

joy and unfailing accuracy. CYMA-TAVANNES micim

on available at better j3WGnGll

overywliere.

'Nesse1 Rode Fruit Nut Roll

Perfection dealer's right now-the one pint Nessel Rode Brick and the Fruit Nut RoIl- either one a wonderful Iustc delight.

The Nessei Rode Brick is a peaches. cherry wings. pineapple. peanuts and pignolia nuts-all mellowed in sugar rind brandy and centred with

an-mcnsioe: - CIIARLOTTETAOWN - song: