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PRINCE EDWARD some new TOP HIT FROM BROADWAY

CARDIGAN

near) SCHOOL Preston Macswain. - - Grade V. 1.

Following is the report of Cardf- Donald 2. ran Head school for the month of lison shcphard. Dcctxtgeiig Ix 1 J M d Grade IV 1. Helen Macaulay,

. oyce acLeo. 7. Grade ll 1. Junior Shephard.

Gordon MacDonald, 3. Arlene Mac- Grade 1 rpbsenm

5W3I"- Perfect attendance Teresa

Margaret MacLeod. Grade VI 1. Teresa Maciiulny. Teacher Mary C. Wilson

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Marguerite MacDonald 93 per cent.

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Ila:-aid F. Landry; Mrs. Byron Stewart. lira. Bruce MaaPhee. Miss Joyce wtulntoss. Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN:

Walden Lavers.

The Montague: town: lha Post Office; ards 45: Son.

Guvrdtan may be

bought Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in George- in Souris: The Snack Bar and 1!. Rich-

at the following places in

traveller, was a business visitor to Montague and vicinity, calling on his regular customers yester-

...'0NE CENT buys the ex-.:'.i article; two for the price of one --plus one cent at Mubon's nur- ceni sale, November J. 3. 4. 6th. at Montague.

.. 'lVl0NTAGUE Fvesbytcridn Church. The prcparntmgv serv 0 will be held on Tll'll'5d?l)i- vember 2nd. at 8 mil. KW. its N. Young, Mlnistcr.

Miss Theresa Fitzpatrick. New- port, was a visitor to Montague yesterday. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Morrison.

Miss Barbara Matlieson. teacher of White Sands School. was a re- cent visitor to Montague. where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacPhee. Ivliss Katherine Maclmaii of Montague has accepted the posi- tion of teacher at Victoria Cross school. Miss MacLcan began teaching yesterday and her friends wish her every success in her work.

.NMABON'S Drill: rent sale at Montagut. You sel- dom get a chance to buy drug store needs at such a cavinlt. You buy one article at line reizuizr price and receive another of the same kind for only on!-cont. Stile November 2. 3. 4. 6.

Store anu-

. 'BUY YOUR winter's supply of drugs. toiletries, xntunilns, s'.h- tionery. shaving needs. dental nccds. face powders. talcums. Christmas gifts and cards. baby needs. cod liver oils. You can Art practically all your drug store needs for the winter at liIiil).'in's onc-ccnt sale, November 2. J. 4

and 6th. at Montague. . .'BUY NOW AND SAVE MON EY at Ma.bon's Driigstnre

One-Cent sale. This is a real sale and will not be on again until next year. Don't miss this opportunity to save many dollars at 'Mabon's Drugstore. Montague. Save. Save. Save.

Miss Judy Garhhum. who spent the past three weeks with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph MacGregor. Montague. has re- turned to her home in Charlotte- town. ller parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garnlium recently returned from a touring trip to Toronto. Boston. and New .York.

..'NURSERY CLUB MEETING -A meeting of the Montague Nurs- ery Club was held last night at the home of Mrs. G. G.”Jardinc. Mrs. A. E. Sullivan presided. There were 12 members present. After the secretary. Mrs. Cari Stewart. read the minutes, and the financial report was given. the evening was spent in sewing for the hospital nursery. Lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by the ladies. The lunch committee next week will be Mrs. Malcol Clair and Miss Florrie Beaton.

DHALLOWETIN P A RT 1' - The Home and School Association. Montague. sponsored a hilarious l-iallowe'cn party for the Hill" School students in the Legion Hall Tuesday evening. The party got under way about nine o'clock. opening with a sin: song with Mrs. Atwood MacDonald as pianist. Two very interesting films. one on hockey and the second on scouting were shown by Mr. Eric Duvar. A contest, "Place Names on P. E. l." was -won by Mr. Douglas Johnston. The second contest "Guess Who" was won by three teams. Barbara Mabon and Douglas Johnston. Fay Stewart and Arthur Ciemenis.and David Stewart and Helen wright. The students then enloyed a social hour of dancing with recorded music supplied by Mr. Duvar.

Death of Mr. Edmund Coltings Al Montague

A wide circle of friends were shocked to learn of the death of Mr, Edmund Collings, Montague. who passed away late Monday even- ing in his 79th year. He was about as usual until a few days prior to his passing.

The late Mr. Ccllings was born in Montague. and resided he;e throughout. his life. His wife. nee Katherine Bradley. predeceased him on February i.st.. 1950. He has been residing recently with a son. Lee. The community joins with the sorrowing family in paving a. final tribute of respect to the late'Mr Ccllings. Many beautiful floral trib- utes and messages of sympathy were received.

Left to mourn are six daughters. Marnie. Mrs. John Burke. Monta- gue: Theresa, Mrs. Edward Ryan. Halifax; Margaret, Mrs. Herbert Macaulgan. Sydney: Eileen, Mrs. Vincent Larkin. Montague; Adeil. Mrs. Edward Powell. sydney; Tilt . Mrs. W. D. Lunergan. Boston, Mass: Ind two sons, Dennis and Leo, both cf Montague.

The funeral services will he held on Friday morning from 8t. Mary's ontague.

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Mr. James Cudmore. commercial-in Mr. Sheldon Jay, employee of

the C.N.R., Montague, was a re- 'cent visitor to White Sands.

Mr. Malcolm Patterson of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Charlotte- town, was a visitor to Montague Yesterday.

His many friends will regret. to learn that Mr. Mac Hayter of Murray River, is confined to his home owing to illness. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Miss Marjorie Gordon, R.N.. who spent the summer months with her brother, Mr. Ted Gordon of Roseneath. has returned to her home in New Jersey.

Mrs. Ed Murphy and Mrs. Mild- red Gay. who spent the summer in Montague returned recently to Boston. where they will spend the winter months.

. 'S!.0l BUYS 82.00 worth. 5!- cents buys 31.00's worth of drugs. toiletries. etc., on Mabon's one- cent sale. This is A wt-idcrful oi)- portunlty to get your W"lt9r'! sup- ply of drug store needs at Mabon's Drug Store, Montague.

..tMABONtS DRUGSTOIIE ONE- CENT SALE at Montague is now on. November 2. 3. 4 and 6th. All items on this sale are our regular line of Rexall goods right from the manufacturer to you. All new and regular Rexall products. Buy now and save money DRESS Shoppe. Now have in sto.-k. knitted sweaters and cloves-all sizes. also long sleeve blouse:-. white and coloured. Large siz:s 20 to 24. Black taffeta skirts just arrived and a good selection of house coats. wool and bengalivii-.

. RIO-ANNA Montague.

!LADlES OF SOURIS-l-l.'r.'s; you sccn the selection of dresses blouses. skirts. hats. also gloves. swcaicrs, etc. At Mrs. Ediilc Devoux, Chapel St. Call and sec them, any time. All new styles. Reasonable prices. O::'It-rs taken.

Montague Branch Legion Meeting

The regular meeting of the Mon- tague Branch of the Canadian Le- gion was held here last night with R. M. Martin presiding.

At the business session chair- man E. B. MacKinnon of the poppy campaign, gave a report. showing that all necessary arrangements for the distribution of wreaths and poppies had been attended to.

The l..adies' Auxiliary offered to assist in redecorating the main room of the Legion Home. This work is to be completed before Remembrance Day. Nov. ll.

Plans were finalized for amateur contest to be held in Yeds Theatre tomorrow night.

A committee consisting of R. MacGregor and A. Hllchey i pre- senied a program of the services to be held on Remembrance Day at the Kings County Memorial Hospital. ,

the

Bristol and Vicinity Mr. Allan Stewart of R. T. Hol-

man Ltd. was here on business last week.

Mrs. P. R. Sinnott was In the city last week for a day on busin- 1555.

Little Miss Teresa O'Brien has returned home from the Hospital after undergoing a serious emer- gency operation.

Miss Geraldine Barry has re- turned home irom the hospital af- ter undergoing treatment for two weeks. she is much improved now.

Miss Bertha MacDonald has gone to the city for a short time with her sisters. she will remain about two weeks.

. ' The sympathy of this vicinity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Murphy on the death of their little baby, aged two months.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dun-phy nzxi family who lost their me a few weeks ago by fire will to a up tem- porary residence in the old school building across the road until a new house is built. There was a new school built at Morell Rear last summer.

Mr. and Mrs waiter scuthwlt-i: and son Richard of Peabody. Mass. spent a very pleasant vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Mal- one, They vhave returned again to their home in the U. S. A.

Mr. Claude Wiiok. of the witch

N.B.. was in Morell Rear for a. few days last week redecorrating the statues in the Church of St. Lau- rence. Mr. Wllck and son, who are noted church and altar decorators did the interior of the Vernon River Oathalic.ohurch this summer and are the same men who re-decorated the Basilica in the city last year.

And our other friend, Hon. Mr. Cox, better known here as "The Klnr for his work in the district Ready and willing at all times. there was never a. morning that he rose from his bed but there was someone at. his door step with their troubles. And every evening after his day's-work in the office. others waited for him at his gate when he came home. He gave his life for others. He died in the harness as Dr. McMillan. his great political enemy said. hi the, years to come we will feel the pinch" when in

church painting firm, Morris River, i

IN MEMORIAM

MILE. FRANK J. SOLOMAN

The death occurred very sudden- ly in the Charlottetown Hospital on Sunday, October 15th of Mrs. Fruik J. Solomon of Georgetown in her 03rd year. The late Mrs. solom was widely and favourably known throughout the Province and a large" circle of acquaintances will moum her passing. she leaves to mourn Mr hlublnd. Fnnk J. Soioman ct Georgetown; four daughters, A.nr., Mrs. Ronnie Ceredini of New York City; Stella. Mrs. C.P. Bolger of Summersid : Agnes, Mrs, p..1, Henry of Georgetown and Freda, Mrs. Gerald Morrison of George- town, and one son. Walter ot Georgetown. The deceased is also survived by her father. Mr. William Batohilder of Georgetown whose age is nearing the century mark; one sister, Mrs. Peter J. soloman cf Georgetown; and three brothers John and Reginald. both of George- town and James abroad, The fini- eral was held on Wednesday, Oct- ober 18th at 10.00 A. M., from St. James Church where Rev. 0. Kig- gins celebrated Requiem High Mass. Interment was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were: J.P. Johnson, F. J. Delory, Guy l-lemphill, Angus MacLea.n, Ashley Allen and Henry Shampson. Fol- lowing is a list cf Mass cards. con- dolence cards. letters and floral tributes -

Mass Cards

William Fouchere, Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. J.H. MacDonald and family, Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morrison. Georgetown (2 cards).

Mr. F.J. Soloman, Gecrgetow-.1. (52 cards).

Mr. and Mrs, John Batchildrer and family. Georgetown. Mr. Romie Ceredini, New York City. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bolger. Sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown,

Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Henry. George- town, (5 cards). - Mr. and Mrs. A. Corrigan. George- town. i Mrs. P. J. Solomon Georgetown Miss Mary Lcii Henry, Geome- town. iilr. Raymond soloman, George- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown.

Mrs. Anti Ceredini, New York

Wm. S. Martell.

H. L. Fouclierc.

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ltYi'. and Mrs. H. Llewellyn Georgetown.

Miss Genevieve and Mr, Gerald Soloman, Georgetown. Mrs. ilslla Macxlnnon. town. , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boudreault Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. L.s. Batchllder Georgetown.

Miss Gladys Fouchere. Georg-fr town,

Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Scully, George- town.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Layers, George- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard MaeLi.-or. Georgetown.

Dr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, George- town. '

Mr. and Mrs.

Gecrgetown. Captain C. M. and Miss Mary Fitmerald, Georgetown. Miss Teresa and Mr. Dan Mor- riscn. Georgetown. y Mr. and Mrs. John P. MacDonald. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard curley. Brudenell. captain J.J, and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Georgetown.

Cpl. and Mrs. Peter 1.. Jay, Char- lottetown.

Mr. John Doyle, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Paquet, Char- lottetown. E

Mr. Vernon McQuaid. Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Dillon. Charlotte- town.

Michael Bros. Charlottetown.

Sr. Mary Catherine. Charlotte- town.

George -

Felix Morrison.

Walter Solomon

Robin I-Iood

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Thos. A. Doyle, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. V. Elordeita, Mon-

Kenslngtnn, P. 15.1. Mr. 5.8. Hessian. K.C.. Monta- us.

Mr. Philip Boudcreault, Quebec. Glynn Family. New York.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Klratzopoul-:5.

New York. .

G. Artclano and sisters. New York.

Mr. and Mrs. A. leantnn, New Y rk

oBunnie Llchti and mother. New York.

York. Condolence Cards

rm, wiutiin Cheva-rte, Charlotte- lawn

family, Charlottetown. ' Mr. and Mrs. William DOY-6. Charlottetown.

Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

emit; Dalziel.

mg mags: Hogan, Charlottetown.

Stewart Motors Ltd-. Ohll'l0tvIAWWn- Harry James, Charlottetown. Ray MacDonald. ohsrlottetmm. Mr. and Mrs. Charlottntown. Mr. and Mrs. Oharlottatovm. Mrs. Emily Roach. Charlottetown. Mrs. Theresa Hanarty. Charlotte- fawn. Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cullen. lomtosvn. -

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Henry Doucette.

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boro. N. Y.

Mum. Jy A. MacDonald, c,,,.dtg3,,-, Prince County Hospital, summersiue,

Miss Jane E. Monday. New York. ROGRY P01110- Vcrnon River.

York City.

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Mr. and Mrs. M. Ceradlnl, New tou. N. S.

town and Bathurst. N. 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doyle Ind OWN”-

Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald. -- Georgetown.

Mr. no. Leitch. Charlottetown Georsewwn. The manager, men and staff of Georlel-OWE

William I-look. town. Joseph Durant, town.

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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riley. Monta-

G. Ortolano and Sisters. Mari- Miss Claire and Miss Mary Roche,

Mrs. Mary J. Rice. Souris East. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrison,

Mrs. H.8. Macbeod and familv. Mr. and Mrs. M. Ceradini, New Kay and Francis Gardiner, Ca.rri- go

MM L. D. Mlncher. Mass. U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. M. Donovan, Pi.-..

Mr. T. Dalton. Mass. U. S.A. Mr. Philip Boudreault. Quebec.

e. Mr. and Mrs. V.E tlllordelta.

Mr. mchml Debory. Antigcnish. '0 Mr.-Cullen Debory. Antigoniah.

Mr. and MHTVJ. Cronin, Sum- merville. P.E.I.

Mr,

The Ronahan Family, Charlotte. w'n.

Frank J. Solomon, George-

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Mr. and Mrs. R. Ceradinl, New

MP5. Allan Robertson, Bay Fort- un .

and Mrs. J.

Silringiliill, N. S. Mr. and Mrs. W. sheehan. New York City,

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York.

3,-,1. Sgt, Raymond Lax-era. R. C. A.F. , . M" '"d M!" ID” "mm" ob SuMnr:ml:i):e. Wllso 0 di Mommll m3fita3"” Mm an Boise," bum

. e n. at a . . . "iii: and Mrs. James McNeLil. Sister Joseph Azania. Ognilario. .13? and M” E Mcnwet Tm Mr. and Mrs. N. Henry. 500!”

wn. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MOITISOYL Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown.

Mr. and ,Mrs. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown.

Mr, and Mrs. Souris.

Gladys and William Fonchere. Georgetown.

Georgetown Community wan"? League, Georgetown.

Bantam Bell 5.: Co. Cl"”'l”m' town.

Walter Soiomaii P. J. Solomln. H. L. Fouohm

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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wight, George-

Mr. J. A. Macliinnon, Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hempstock.

Mrs. E. Brownlie, Mass. U.S.A.

Mr. -and Mrs. 0. Fraser. George- wn.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert George .rr.,

Mrs. Marion George, Georgetown Mr. and Mrs. atephm Landry.

Mr. and Mrs. EH. Stewart Letters

Sr. Mary Catherine, Charlotte-

Miss Teresa Morrison. George-