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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn Bruno liilat-.Pliee, Miss Joyce Wlgginton. Pilu Mcliinnon.

AGENT GEORGETOWN:

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.Tbo Guardian may be bought at the following places In nlonugui lino Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: Tin Put Office: in Sourl.-i The Snack Ru and E. Ilahudo A lol-

..fC0-OP Insurance. Life, Fire. Auto. Above Co-op Super Market.

.sfCLARK'S Annivorsar,v continues at lvloiitacuc nil week, end: November 8th.

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....'FABE-WELI. farewell party nas held home of Mrs. George Gaspereaux, on Ttirsdziy 28. sponsored by the women's Institute, lll

who are leaving for H:il.i':ix where they uzll spciid l.ll months. An addivss u.i.; mitt b Mrs. Everett DlXt"ll. and pills lH'l' presented to Mr. llickcn Gerald. A dcliriousluncli linh sci-vc by the ladies. The roiiininrler of th evening was spent in d. the music beiiig 5'.llJ;)i' '1 Calvin Kempt and Lx-.u:s Llow.

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PARTY -' A ada after spending ,At theillt his home in Montague. lilckcn of tlrltiiJri'i tiaspereullx g honour oily,”- Mrs. l-licken and her son C.craldifm- N. S . i iH11iPYtsulfci'cd a broken leg when he wast

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Mr. Ray Machon, Montague, left this week for Charlottetown, where he will take a course in plumbing at the Vocational School.

Mr. Athol MaCKlnnon left re- cently on return to Western Can- the summer

. .: ..fMR. T. R. CFLLEN INJURED Mr. Thomas R. Cullen, Mem- ot the Provincial Legislature Second King's and Clerk of the House during the last session,

startini; his tractor on his Midgell iarni Moiidiiy. ,liciaLs reported his condition a ffairly good" last iilght. it is ex- pectcd that an operation will be performed on the leg this morn- Mr. Cullen is a patient in tnttctown Hospital where he taken following the accident.

('0N5E(.'l."lilVL i'l-EAR--Tliis is the fourth con- SE't'lliiYi) year (not the third 2'5 prcviotisly stated! that the Mari- Iimv potato rliampionsliip has lmmi won by .1 King's County ,:rrmor. Last year Mr. I. J. C. Binclllillan was the winner and the year previously it was the Dixon twins, llmvrtrrl and lrlziia; olri, 0! Rollo Biijr. This year the tilln uns liiltcn liy Doiinlzis 2llIi John Aitimn, Fnrtiine Brill tvhoii their exhibit of red Pt i- tiacs was judged tops RU

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tRE.-ADS GL'ARl)lAN IN NETV YORK -- Mr. and Mrs. Dewar, Brudenell, have as their guests. Mrs. Dewar's brother, Mr. Harold Gordon of New York City. Mr. Gordon last visited the Island two years ago. and while here also visited his brother, Mr. Douglas ll. Gordon of Georgetown Royalty. He motored here with Mr. John P. Lockerby of Westwood, N. J., who is presently visiting his father, Mr. H. R. Lockerby of Alberton, who Hs over 90 years of age. Mr. Gordon who will remain here for a short time. is returning by way of Nova Scotia where hc'will visit his broth- cr, Mr. S. C. Gordon, inspector of schools. Mr. Gordon informed the interviewer that he regularly pur- chased The Guardian at Times

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Eye: Examined

Fitting and Supplying Glasses, ctc.

Office flours:

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and by appointment.

Office Connected with Mabon Drug Co. Montague, P. E. l.

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..'JUST UNLOADED It Hor- ton's General Store. Murray River. a carload of those famous "Miracle Feeds."

. 'Mr. Tommy Bears R. C. A. F. Center. Centralia. ()nt.. is spend- ing a ten day vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bears. Brooklyn.

Mrs. Albert Fraser has ed to Mlzntague after some time with his father. Mr. Andrew Lavers, who is ill at his home in Georgetown. she was ac- companied by her son, Ralph. i

return- spending

. .' Her friends are pleased to learn that Mrs. Leonard Campbell has returned to her home in Mon- tague after receiving treatment in the Prince Edward Island Hes- pital. She is accompanied by her ster. Miss Rose Llewellyn, R. N.. Hamilton, Ont.. who will spend a few days in Montague.

Death At cardigan Of Joseph Mclellan

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t ..'The death occurred at "s home at Cardigan yesterday of r. Jos- eph McLellan at the age of 59

lycars, following a lengthy illness. ,Thc late Mr. McLellan was born at liidiaii River. the son of the ,late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLel- ilan. He moved to Cardigan about ,'torty years ago where he practised iliis trade as stone cutter.

Bcsirles his sorrowing widow. he is survived by one brother, Arith- ony at Cardigan, and one sister.

Cardigan.

The funeral will be held on ,Thursday morning from All Saints ichurch at Cardigan. Interment Rvill be in the church cemetery.

iSt.Andrew's Young Womenls Guild Meets

. 'The regular monthly meeting of the Young Women's Guild of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Montague, was held at the Manse Monday evening. November 3rd with the president, Mrs. Leland Nelson, in the chair. y

The meeting opened with the hymn W3 God. Our Help in Ages Past.” The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Malcolm Macxenzie, and Mrs. P. N. Young led in pray-

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Roll call was answered by thirteen members. and there was one visitor present. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Malcolm MacKen- zie, and approved. Mrs. Nelson re- ported for the visiting committee. Treats had been taken to two sick members and two other visits were made during the month. The fin- ancial report was read by the treasurer. Miss Thelma Larter.

Following a discussion. it was moved and seconded that the Guild would furnish the new church hall with either a. piano or organ and Mrs. Elsie watterworth and Mrs. Macxenzle were appointed on the committee to attend to this mat- ter.

Mrs. Byron Stewart, Mrs. Mac- Kcnzle and Mrs. Young were ap-

pointed on the nominating com- mittee for next month. Mrs. S. D. Reid. Mrs. Albert

Fraser, Miss Larter and Mrs. P. E. Myers were appointed on the work committee for next month.

Yarn was given to the members and plans were discussed for hav-

lng a. sale of fancy work in De- cember. The meeting closed with the

,Mizpah benediction after which n lsoclnl half hour featured a "fish 1 pond," and lunch was served by the lhOSLe5S, assisted by Mrs. Thomas ,Clalr and Mrs. Myers.

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St. Andrews Parish

HOT CHICKEN SUPPER AND DANCE

WEDNESDAY. NOV. 5 LEGION HALL.

MT. STEWART

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THE GUARDIAN.

Montague W. I. Branch Holds Annual heating 9

Mrs. Lorne Wiggtnton was elect- ed president of the Montague Wom- erla Institute at the annual meet- ing held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam MacLea.n last. evening. other officers elected were Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. vice-president: Mrs. Lyle Boehner, treasurer and Mrs. Lester MacLcod, secretary. Vlrs. Fran-k Dewar .and Mrs. A. C. MacKay were appointed auditors and the directors are Mrs. A. D. MacLure, Mrs. Stewart Nelson and Mrs. Clar- net Maclntyre. Mrs. William Mac- Lean was re-appointed Red Cross convener for the ensuing year. The meeting, wnlch opened with the singing of the Women's In- stitute carol, was conducted by the retiring president, Mrs. A. D. Mac- Lure, and in her address she re- viewed the activities of the Instit- Lite during her term of office and thanked the members for their splendid co-operation throughout the year. I Roll call was answered bytwelve members and there were four vis- itors present who were later wel- comed into membership.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The correspondence was read and discussed and included a letter from Red Cross Headquarters, one from the X-Ray Unit and 9. letter from Mr. John Hughes. principal of Montague High School expressing the appreciation of the teachers for a. set of science books donated to the school by the Institute.

Mrs. J. C. MacLLre and Mrs. Wig- glnton reported that approximately sixty school girls would enroll in the sewing classes sponsored by the Institute.

Further arrangements were tab- led for the next meeting.

Mrs. MacLure also reported for the visiting committee.

In the absence of Mrs. Cecil Back, the financial report for the year was read by Mrs. Nelson, who moved the adoption of the report. The sum of 510.00 was voted to- wards the Crippled Children's Fund. Plans-were discussed for holding a. sale of food on November 15th and Mrs. Wigglnton, Mrs. Lester Ma.cLeod and Mrs. Arnold VanId- erstlne were appointed in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Frank Dewar was appointed convener of the ad- vertising committee.

The December meeting will be held at the home of the secretary and Mrs. Llewellyn. Mrs. VanIdcr- stlne, Mrs. Maxcfseod and Mrs. Boehner were appointed on the program committee.

At the close of the meeting a contest "Who Am I?" was present- ed by Mrs. A.D. MacLure and won by Mrs. Nelson. Three readings from the Institute News were given by Mrs. MacLure, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Llewellyn.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess who was assisted in -SCYVIUII by Mrs. J. C. MacLure and Mrs. Nelson.

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cludecl C. 'E. Thompson, Oxford, N. S., and C. W. Haynes, Am- herst. N. S. Gerald Johnston of New London also won a second. FOX BREEDERS SCORE

Fox breeders from Prince Edi; ward Island captured nearly al the championships and first plac- ings aslthe fox show at the Mari- time Winter Fair concluded here today. The platinums, standard pearl plailnums, white mark pearl platinums and glacier blues were judged today by Douglas Bell of Carleton.

When the show concluded this evening George Callbeck of Suni- mcrsicle had nearly enough ribbons to cover the walls of a good sized room.

In the two d:.ys Callbeck won two grand champions. five champion- ships, and four reserve champion- ships. Today his placings includ- ed an even dozen firsts, eight sec- onds, four thirds, four fourths and a fifth. Callbeck also made an out- standing showlng in the horse classes. This afternoon he took four firsts, it second, third, fourth and the reserve championship in the stallions.

F. G. Cameron of Summersicle had a good day at the fox show. He showed the champion female in the pearl platlnums, the champ- ion glacler female, A. grand re- serve champion, and two reserve champions.

He also won eight firsts, five seconds, three thirds, three fourths. a fifth and a sixth.

Ernest T. Mill and son Clayton of Kensington made another very strong showing. They showed the grand champion white mark pearl platinum as well as the champion male and female in the class.

They also showed the grand champion, reserve champion plat- inum and glacier foxes.

In placlngs they picked up four flrsts. six seconds, seven thirds, four fourths, three fifths and three sixths.

Robert Coughlin of summerslde also did well. He won a. reserve grand championship. he had I first, two seconds and two fifths.

W. E. Jenkins of Bummerslde won 1. first. second and fourth.

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The only active volcano in the United states is Mount Luuen near Shnsta in California.

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CI-IARLOTTETOWN A

Appeal Cases in Supreme Court

the Supreme Court Georgetown Courthouse

peal cases on the docket. ans Charles A. Gardiner, appellant

was impaired. At the counsel the case was adjourned for argument to Chambers in Char- lottetown on a date to be fixed. Mesrs. J. O. C. Campbell. .Q.C.. and S5. Hessian, Q.C., represent- ed the Crown. while Mr. M. A. Farmer appeared for the appellant. in the second case heard. The Queen, respondent, versus William Marshall Condon. Souris. the con- viction of King's County Magistrate J. W. McDonald on a Temperance Act charge, 'was quashed and the appeal allowed with costs of 540. Mr. M. J. McQuald represented the Crown with Mr. L. J. O'Donnell ap- pearing for the appellant.

During the court session Mr. J. O. C. Campbell made a motion that Mr. W. Keith Matheson, Souris druggist, be appointed a commis- sioner for the taking of affidavits for King's County. The supreme Court then adjourned sine die.

whim Road and Vicinity

'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood. Dundee, accompanied by Mr. Lauress MacDonald. also of Dun- dee, were recent visitors to whim Road. where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter Carolyn, Whlm Road, recently visited Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mac- Pherson in Bcllevue.

Mr. Alex MacKlnnon. Dart- mouth, N. S.. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacDon- ald, Whlm Road.

Island Ayrshire,

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Winning championships is no- thing new for this sire. Fairvue Fashion Clansman was junior champion here as a year old, He was then owned by A. Macftaa and Sons but was sold to Mr. Gil- lia shortly afterwards. He was grand reserve here last year and grand reserve of Charlottetown for the past two years.

Keith Boswell and sons of Vic- toria made an ouustanding show- ing today they won the junior male reserve with Lealands Double Champion and the junior female reserve with Lealands Gal- lant Jean.

In the fourteen classes judged they won three firsts, four sconds, two thirds and a fourth. They won two firsts in the female classes and one first in the bulls.

Olher Island Winners

The estate of George Boswell herd. Frenchfort. did well. they showed six animals and won two seconds. it third and two fifths all their winnings classes.

A. Maartae and sons., Central Royalty had a. long list of high placings which included two sec- onds. it third, three fourths. fifths and a sixth.

Col. F, I. Andrew showed only two animals and took one first, his first placing was in the junior yearling heifers. scoland of Hall- fax made a strong showing with five firsts two seconds and two thirds he also showed the junior champion male. the grand and senior male reserves. Stanley Hcnnigar of Mills, N. E, William Truman.

each won a first.

In the Jersey classes Malcolm Macxay of Hampton, N. B. won the grand championship in the

senior championships, RT. Mor- rlson of Southampton. N B. and George Macbeod were reserve win-

sey classes. The judges finished the dry classes. tomri-row they will

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The regular November sitting of opened in

yesterday with Mr. Justice Mark E. McGui- gan presiding. There were two up-

In the first case The Queen yer- was an appeal from a decision of ..Magistrate J. W. McDonald on I

conviction of driving while ability request of

were in the female

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Aulac, and Clarence Harris, Truro,

males. He also won the junior and

ners in both the Ayrshire and Jer-

Annual Meeting Of Hospital Nursery Club

clucle, vice-president,

following executive was also ap- V. R. Pepler and Mrs. (Dr.) J.R. Mocrea. A buying committee ap- pointed by the president consists of Mrs. Harry Jamieson and Mrs. Mocrea.

Twelve members and one guest were present. Following the read- ing of the minutes of the last an- nual and regular meetings by the secretary, Mrs. Carl Stewart. a discussion took place regarding new members and it was decided to endeavour to increase the mem-. bership of the club this year if possible. It was also decided to hold meetings fortnightly on Mon- day evening.

Following the meeting a delic- ious lunch was served by Mrs. Mc- Crea, Mus. Harry Jamieson and Mrs. Archie Hilchey. On the lunch committee for the next meeting, which is to be held at the hospital, will be Mrs Pepler and Mice Mac- Gregor.

Had To Take Off Skirt To Vote

MIAMlI BEACH. I"ls.. Nov. 4 - (AP)- An unidentified woman had to take off her "I like Ike" skirt today before election offic- ials would allow her to vote.

They told her she couldn't take campaign propaganda into the Voting booth. t

So she calmly removed her skirt. stood in line in her slip for 15 minutes, then voted.

do the milk classes and groups.

the Ayrshire competition with 13 breeders exhibiting, of the 13 seven are from Nova Scotia, five

....'Mll.u Flori-is Boston was re- elected president of the King's County Hospital Nursery Club at the annual meeting held last: even- ing at the home of Mn. V. R. Pep- ler, Montague, other officers in- Mra. Flor- ence Stewart. and secretary-treaiu in-er, Mics Adah Maoai-egor. The

painted: Mrs. Harold Landry, Mrs.

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from P. E. I., and one from New Brunswick. Among te spectators at ringside were Mr. R. 0. Parent, superintendent of the Charlotte- town Exprimental Station and Willson Richmond. secretary-trea- surer of the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Association and editor of the Canadian Both men termed the show out- standing,

MEETING DEMAND SABKATOON (UP) Pros- pects are that Saskstoonts tele-

cleaned up by the end of the year. New equipment expected to be in

new numbers available. At present there are 500 applicants.

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Ayrahire Review. operation by Dec. 1 will make 1.700 tem of luminaries mounted on sted

p&; replaced the 40-year-old five- cluster lamps.

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