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AGENTS:-MONTAGUII: llsrold P. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Hrs. Bruce Maurine. Miss Joyce Wluinton. Ml: Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Livers.
The Guardian may-be Montague:
town: The Post Office; ard: & Son.
bought at Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in Souris: The Snack Bar and H. Rich-
tho following places in
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Dr. L. A. Johnston and Mrs. Johnston. left today for Nova Scolia where they will remain for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillis, Laura Giilis and Mrs. Eric Scolt. Grandview, were recent vistors to Montague, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy.
Mr. Ken Dewar and Mr. Preston MacDonald of Montague expect to leave shortly fnr Sarnia. Ontario. where they will spend the WIITIEF monrhs.
..'JOANNA DRESS SHOPPE. Montague. Now have in stock. knitted sweaters and gloves-nil sizes, also long sleeve blouses. vxiiite and coloured. Large siz:s 20 to 24. Black taffeta skirts just. ;u-rived and a good selection of house coats, wool and bengaline.
..'LAI)IES OF Sollltls--Have mu seen the selection of dresses i)ItlilSCS. skirts. hats, nlso gloves, siiciilc-i's. etc. At. Mrs. i:Idd.e Itevoux. Chapel St. Call and see them, any time. All new styles Reasonable prices. Ortit-rs taken.
' To LOAD PRODUCE - The nictor vessel ltscatarie” from Bel- nrum, Nfld. arrived in port at Mon- tague yesterday. She is under the command of Capt. William Keariy. Also arrived in port yesterday was the "General Burstall" from Bel- orum, under the command of Capt. Lcvi Kcarly. Both ships will take on s cargo of mixed produce from the local dvporteiv, Poole and Thompsons.
. .'SCIl00L IMPROVED - The ratepayers of St. Marys Road West school, are to be congratulat- ed on the splendid improvement to their school. Extensive repairs h: 'o been. done such as the in- intent of the caustic sanita- :;on toilets. new foundation, and extension of the building for a new entrance. also new cloak and wash room. Part of the building received asphalt shingles for a roof. and brick siding for the walls. No doubt when such is completed the im-provements will be greatly appreciated by teacher and students. It is surprising what can really be accomplished. with the co-operation of parents with Government assistance. The dis- trict has been fortunate in secur- ing the service of Mr. Archie Lanigaii. who has been very suc- cessful in the teaching profession for several years.
Georgetown and Vicinity
A meeting of the Georgetown Branch of the Canadian LcgitJ.l, B.E.S.L. was held in the Legion Hall on Monday night. to which all returned personnel were in- vited nnd at, which plans w-.re made for the Remembrance Day programme. This year the pro- ceedings will follow the pattern set in former years. The Dararie will form up at the Town Hall and nrocced to IIIP monument where the usual service will take place. Following the completion of l "s -part. of the ceremony the
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part! will return to the Town Hall. for the remaining part of lhp day's activities. Hun. Joseph Campbell, member without port- folio in the Provincial Govern- ment, will lay the Government wreath and be the chief speaker. Later in the day the returned personnel of Georgetown and sur- rounding areas will meet. in the Legion Hall for it smoker.
Mr. J, W. Lavers. deputy prom- nnotary is taking his annual
holidays. Mr. A. E. Jenkins has been appointed relieving depuxv prothonotary during Mr. Lnvers' absence. 1
Recent. visitors tit St. David": Manse were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Greer of Halifax and Mr. and
Mrs. Ted MecEwen and family of St. Peter's Harbour.
The October meetings of tho Woman": Association -and Wo- V1'ittfl',l Missionary Society of St. David's United Church were held at the homes of Mrs. H. W. MacDonald and Mrs. 1... H. Dou.z- la; respectively. The attendancu were gratifying and delicious re- freshments were served.
Friends of Mrs. Minnie Refuse are glad to learn that her con- dition has improved to thr ex- tent. that she has hem INF 17 leave the Prince Edward Island Hospital. where she has been it patient and is now ill the home of her daughter, Mrs Charles Fraser, Charlottetown.
The Y,P.ll, of St. David's is getting onto its stride, for liv- new 1950-51 season. The Om?!-'5 are: President. Sally Johnson: vice president, Gordon Babineiiu:
secretary. Peggy Wntkrr: trus- urer. Mrs. Sidney J. Boyce. A Hallows";-n party Wu Mid 0'1
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...'RESER.VE Wednesday, No- vember 29th. for hospital supper in the Beaver Club Hall.
....'SPECIAL hot luncheon to he served in the Legion Hall. Motnague, by the Ladies Auxil- iary of the Canadian Legion, Montague Branch., tmmediate'y IOIIOWIM-I the APIl'IIlI.ICI.. service Saturday morning. Admission, adults 500. children 35;. Every- one welcome.
Moniagu:VAl. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Wom- en's Institute of Montague was held at the home of Mrs. Elsie watter- worth on Tuesday evening, Nov. 'lth. The meeting was conducted uy the retiring president, Mrs. Horace Fraser, and opened with the mem- bers repeating the Institute Ode There were twenty members pres- ent. The minutes of the last regu- lar meeting and the last annual meeting were read and approved. The financial report, showing a substantial sum in the bank, was read by the treasurer. Mrs, R.G. MacDonald.
Mrs. Lester MacLeod reported that her committee had purchased one radio for the school and after much discussion it was moved and seconded that a second radio be piiri-hzised to replace one that is of no further use to the students. The same committee was appointed to attend to this matter.
Several other items of business were brought before the meeting and discussed. Correspondence in- cluded a letter from Red Cross headquarters expressing their ap- preciation for the co-operation of the Institute by assisting with the recent X-ray units operation in Montague. In this letter it wait stated that one new case of tith- erculosis was found in this district. The committee also assisted at the successful Blood Donors Clinic in the Beaver Club Hall last week by donatliig their services in register- ing the donors, also in serving re- freshments.
' The president then called for the report of the nominating commit- tce which was read by Mrs, How- ard Vickerson, The following is the slate of officers for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. A. D. Mac- Lure : vice-president, Mrs. Cecil Beck; secretary, Mrs. Inrne Wig-
glnton, (re-electedi; treasurer, Mrs. R. G. MacDonald Ire-elected): aud- itors. Mrs, A. C. MacKay and Mrs. Frank Dewar; directors, Mrs. Wil- liam MacLean. Mrs. Horace Fraser. Mrs, Charles Macl..ure. Mrs. George Preece and Mrs. Murray Johnston were appointed on the visiting com- mittee Icr three months.
At. the close of the meeting 8. de- delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. M.C. Rey- nolds and Mrs. Charles MacLurc.
U. S.-Elections Al-A-Glance
By The Canadian Press
Senate: (36 elected)
Democrats elected ill hcldovers Ill; total 49. Republicans elected 16; hoidovers 29: total 47. ' Needed to control: 49.
Gains: Democrats from Repub- licans 1: Republicans from Demo- crats 6
House: (435 saw
5 9 3 W 0 F? n 3 :1. 53 N
Republicans elected I99 Independent elected I Undecided 3. . Needed to control: 218.
Gains: Democrats from Repub- licans 2: Democrats from American , ' Ileputblicans from Democrats 28; Independent "from Democrats 1.
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Republicans elected 22
Undecided 1
Gains: Democrats from Republi- cans none; Republican: from Dem- ocrats fl.
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Caledonia Moums Passing Of Mr. Donald Macintosh
The community of Caledonia mourns the passing of Mr. Donald Macintosh, who was '15 years old. The late Mr. Maclnbcsh had re- sided with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mac- Pherson. Caledonia. for the past number of years. Largely attended funeral services were held at Val- leyfleld church on Monday with Rev. Mr. Role of F-a' d t in charge of the services, assisted by Rev, Mr. Fraser of Vallcyfield and the Church choir under the direc- tion of Mrs. William Bruce. Hymns sung were. "The Lord Is My Shep- herd", nnd "Abide With Me". The choir sang, "Shall We Gather At Theiniver", which was a favourite Jzymn of the deceased.
Left to mourn the passing of .1 devoted father are two daughters. Estlier, R. N. of Charlottetown, and
one son. Alexander of Toronto. The floral tributes were beauti- ful, offering expressions of s) p- athy in their silent mariner. Pallbearers were, John K. Muc- Dcnald, Beatoii Stewart, John A.
MacPhcrson. Norman Nicholson Daniel MacPherson. Elmer Mac- Pherson.
Interment was in Vaileyfield cent- etery.
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T? both breeds today. Strong Showintr
All llolstein exiiibilors Dui A011 strong showings here today NW Island breeders WIIIHIDK SW9” 0”” of the nine classes. Premier J. Walter Jones won four classes. Lewis Bros. York, two Edward Dickie, Truro, two and Falcon- wood Farm, one.
Piremier Jones and Lewis Bros. York made the strongest. siiowiiigs. Their money winnings were tilioiit. even, with the premier:-i herd winning around S31-2.00 8nd U19 Lewis herd about three dollars less. For the two-day show Prem- ier Jones Won ten firsts, four sec- onds, four thirds. four fourths and a sixth. He also won the junior female reserve and the senior iiiale reserve. Lewis BI'0S.I1l1(.I six firsts, nine seconds. five thirds, two fourths and a fifth. Their herd showed the Junior female champ- ion, Lewisdale Annie. Today they won the Eaton Trophy for showing the four best Holstein females.
R. A, Profitt. of Freetown show- ed only three nnimrils tod:i,y but he had one third placing and two fifths. Colby Lewis of Iisectown had a third and -,a sixth on two entries. The Fllconwood Farm herd under the direction of Uns- worth Gurney won a first in one of the ,mllk classes with Doris Springbrook Countess. This cow also won the grand and senior male reserve. Edward Dickie of Truro made the strongest main- land bid for honors. He won the grand and senior male champion- ships and two first plarings.
The majority of the fox shows honors again came to P. E. I. viitii the ribbons and money being taken by George Callheck, sum- merside and Ernest Mill. Kcrising- ton. Mr. Calibeck had the grand champion glacier fox, the chanip- ion male and the reserve female. He won eight firsts in this breed and in the white marked pemrls had the champion female. Mr. Mill owned the grand champion white marked peavi-l in 143. He also had the champion and reserve champion male animal in this class and won four firsts, two sec- onds and a third.
llolstelns
Cow, 2 years and under 3 years. in milk - l, Doiiis Springbrook Counteu, Falcorrwood Farm, Char- lottetown, P.E.l.; 2, Lewisdalc June, Lewis Bros., York, P.E.l.; 3, Lewis- dale Gloria. Lewis Bros; 4, Abcg- wei-t Plush. J. Walter Jones, Char- lotieiowii, P.E.l.
Cow. 3 years and under 4 years. in milk - 1. Bonnie May Nig, Ed- ward W. Dickie; 2, Lewisdalc Rose, Lewis Bros; 4, Willowfarm Mont- vic Daie..R. A. Profitt.
COW, 4 years and under 5 years. in milk -- 1, Bonnie Belle Nig. Edward W. Dickie; 3. Lewisdale A-begweit Annie. Lewis Bros.; 4, Eargate Constant Hope. Falcon- wood Farm. Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Cow, 5 years or over. in milk - 1, Spring Valley Jewel Supreme. J. W. Jones. Charlottetown. P.E.l.; 2. Barbara Pontiac Abbeklrk, Lewis Bros: 3. Norma Marie Pon- tiac. Colby C. Lewis: 5. Duebus
Dora Kerk. R. A. Profitt. Free-
Mrs. Gladys Wilkins, Montreal. and
Remembering
For you. we place the Hero's -wreath Beside this atom today, For you, our chanted praises ring For you. the bugle: play.
For you. who went. across the sea v
To stand at !:iglsnd's side. For you. who fought for Osnndn, And fighting bravely-.-died.
For you. the crimson poppies bloom .
Their petals wet with tears.
For you. our tender love that shall
outlast the passing years. Constance I. I-Ieclrbert
town, P.E.I.
Coiv, 6 years or over. with pro- duction record of 33 1-395 over R. O.P. requirement - 1. Spring -Val- ley Jewel Supreme. J. Walter Jones; 2, Island Marina Vale, Lewis Bros.
Senior Champion Female -- Chanipion, Bonnie Belle Nig, Ed- ward W. Dickie. reserve, Doris Springbrook Countess, Falcon- wood Farm.
Grand Champion Female -Grand Champion, Bonnie Belle"Nig. Ed- ward W. Dickie; reserve, Doris
Springbrook Countess, Falcon- wood Farm.
Senior Herds - 1. J. Walter Jones; 2. Lewis Bros.; 3, Colby
C. Lewis: 4. Falconwood Farm.
Breeder's Herd - 1. Lewis Bros: 2, Edward W. Dickie; 3, Colby C. Lewis; 4, J. Walter Jones.
Progeny of Dam - 1. Lewis Bros.: 2, J. Walter Jones; 3. Court- ncy B. Liisby; 4, Lewis Bros.: 5, R. A. Profitt.
Senior Get of Sire - l J. Wal- trr Jones: 2. Lewis Bros; 3, Court- ney B. Liisby: 4, Dickie Bros.
Maritime Provinces lntcr-pro- vintcial Herd Com-petition-1, PE. 1.: 2, Nova Scotia; 3, New Bruns- wick.
T, Ea-inn Company Special - for four best Holstein Females-Lewis Bros.
inter-Provincial Herd Competi- tion - l. P.E.l.; 2. NS.,; 3, NB.
Dairy Cattle
. Cow. 2 years and under 3 years. in milk -- l, Sioneylbrae Lady's Bell, George Young, Little Bras diOr. N.S.: 2. Fairvuc Fashion Maid, A. Macliae and Sons, Char- lottctown. P.E.l.; 3, Royalty Lady Claribcl, Col. F. 1. Andrew, Char- lotteioivn, P.E.I.
Coiv. 3 years and under 4 years, in milk - l. Fairvue Lorna, A. Macftac and Sons.
Cow-, 4 ycars and under 5 years, in milk - 2. Fairvue Beulah. A. MacRac and Solis; 3. Lady Be.-yt, Col. F. 1. Andrew.
Cow, 5 years or over, in milk- I. Blackaddtnr Miss Fashion, A. MacRae and Sons; 4, Long Hill Burton Emma. Col. F. 1. Andrew,
COW. 6 years or over. Must have a production record of 33 1-355, in excess of R.O.P. requirements m lgwlhswvivt Mavb:-iie, Kenneth J. Git-van. Upper Rexton. N.B.: 3, Blackadd-ar Miss Fashion, A. Mac- Rae and Sons.
Senior Champion Female - Champion. Winswept. Mabelle, Kciiiieth J. Girvan; reset-V9, Ha,-- bourview Bcllc, W. B. Ross,
.Sciiior Fcmalc -- Grand Cham. pton,, Wiiiswcpt Mabelle. Kenneth J. Girvan: rcserve. I-Iarbourviciv Belle, W. 8. Ross.
Senior Herd -- 1, A, Mag-nae and 5005: 2, Col. F, l. Andrew; 3, W, B,.”Ros.i: 4, Frank P, Hughes; 5, lxcnh Boswell, Victoria. P.E.l.
Brcedcrls Herd - l, w, 3, Ross; 2. A. MacRae and Sons; 3, Kath Boswell.
Senior Get of Sire -- l, W. B R0552 2. Keith Boswell; 3, A, C- lifacRac and Sons; 4, A, Macaw" and Sons: 5, George Young,
Progeny of Dam - l. W. E. Ross. 2. A. Macltae and Sons; 3 Kenn BOSWCII: 4. Keith Boswcll"5 Est Gcn. L. Bosivcll. ' I ”
Artificially Brcd Progeny g E9!-Hie George L. Boswell, an. no 3. Charlottetown, pm, i
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Glacier Blue - ChampiI)n'Matc '-:G00F8e Callbeck; reserve chain. Dion male - Gordon Stright; chant. P10" Iemiiler Gordon Strighi; re- serve champion female - George Cnilbeck; grand champion - GCOTXQ Callbeck; reserve grand champion - Gordon Stright.
Foxes
Champion Male - Ernest Mill;
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Navy League Sends Comforts To Seaman
OTTAWA, Nov. 5 -(OP)-The Navy League of Canada is back to its wartime practice of sending comforts to the men of Canada's Navy on active service.
The Navy said today the League is sending 913 of its traditional ditty bags to the three Canadian destroyers serving in the Korean war theatre, enough for every of- ficer and man.
The bags contain such useful lI.f.TnS as writing paper, toilet art- lclcs. reading material. candy. con- centrated foods airdmending kits. During: the last war, the League supplied tlioiisunds to naval and merchant men serving at sea.
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Irving Oil Service Station at Montague is now uiidei new management and open for Business and Repailiia
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