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l IIEXALL IJRIIGGIST Announces The 41952 Fall on: GENT SALE

Mr. L. Cyril Johnston our local Rexall druggist, today announced plans for his annual Rexall Original One Cent Sale to be held. October 15 - 16 - 17 and 18 in his drugstore in Montague.

"The theme of the Rexall One Cent Sale this Fall is, as always, this Your Chance to know Rcxall and Save Money”. The semi-annual One Cent Sale was originaictl by the Rcxali Drug Company in 1914, and Inns become an international institution and more than two hundred and fifty of Rexall's nationally advertised products will be available to the public from coast-to- coast in Canada on the money-saving ”Two For The llrice of One Plus lc" plan. The products on sale will include packaged medicines, vitamin products, oral hygiene needs, cosmetics, stationery, household needs, first aid supplies and hundreds of other Rexall items.

"This sale means that the people of Montague and Vicinity will be saved many hundreds of dollars on purchases of necessities for good health, good grooming and good housekeeping” and it is the Rexall dru;:gist.'s major contribution towards smashing high prices and helping to bring down the high cost of living" and is your chance to stock up on your win- ler's supply of cosmetics, vitamins, remedies, etc., at half price plus 1c per item.

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ORAWLEY, miglanu - (OP) - BREAN, England - (GP) - On Engaged in cleaning out a stream lholiday at this Somerset seaside ro- running through this newly-con- sort eight-year-old John Morgan rtructed town, workmen unearthed got stuck in the mud and called for a sword which cxperu say dateslheln. His father. Leonard Morlliln. back to the Bronu Age. l56, fell dead as he ran to the rescue.

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I HEN nu: BIG LEAGUES STOPPED c”Anmc HIM 'ALEX THE Gum . SHESTILL ONCALLED HIM "i 'DARllNG'!

.' your heart tool p i this hero who won fame '- the second: line. this blue-eyled girl whose love i helped turn jeers to cheersl The true and trulyvvonderful . story of Grover; Cleveland - Alexandegi

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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kitson. New Wiltshlre, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Landry on. Sunday.

....'BUYING TIMOTHY SEED daily. Fraser and Annear, Mon- taguc.

..'0NE BACK FALL COATS in- cluding several fur coats on sale at greatly reduced prices, at Belle's Shoppe, Montague.

..fWlLF CARTER. Souris Theatre tonight. Two per- formances 'l and 9.30. Solid 21.4 hours of the finest in Western var-

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Miss Jean Aitkcn. who is at- tcnding Prince of Wales College, Charlotttown, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aitken, Lower Montague.

....'Mlss Anna Grant, Charlotte- town, is spending a few weeks visiting with her parents, Senator and Mrs. T. V. Grant, Montague. ..fI-Iis many friends in Man- tague are pleased to see Mr. Dan- iel Power, of Vere Br:-k and Son Ltd.. out again after his lengthy illness.

.-!WINil CHEST OF SlI.V'ER- Const. Jack Geisler of the Mon- tague Detachment of the R.C.M.P. was the lucky winner of the chest of silverware lottcricd off at the Dundas plowing match yes- terday afternoon by the Montague Nursery Club. for charitable pur- poses.

.-!EXTRA! EXTRA! There are hig bargains for everyone at your local Rexall Drug Store during the Rexnll Original One Cent Sale. Two for the price of one plus only lc. Over 250 hnrcnins to choose from. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct. 15, 16, i7. 18, Mabnn Dru: Co. The Rexnll Drug Store 'ilnntngue.

"BLACKHAVI'K" CORIICE HERO NOW IN FILMS

Prom cartoon strips and comic books come some of the screen's greatest heroes, the fighters of freedom, the battlers for good against the malevolent forces of evil. Latest personification of comic book character is to be found in Columbia Pictures new 15-chapter super-serial, "Black- hawk," starring Kirk Aim at the Capitol Theatre, every Thursday. The miraculous Blackhawk heads an international brother- hood of adventurers, dedicated to peace and freedom and prepared to fight to the death against sabo- teurs and spies. Blackhawlc, free- dom's champion, ordinarily carriesi on in the Blackhawk Comic Maga-l zine drawn by Reed Crandall andl Charles Cuidera; his appearancei on the screen is under the produc- tion aegis of Sam Kalzman, vet- eran producer of COII.III'lIllR. chap- ter plays.

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medicatedcuticurasonp and Ointment to help clear up, pimples blemishes- lzain nmoot er akin. Suc- cessful for 74 years. Buy Cuticurs at your dnigrmi.

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Blue Domc Restaurant. nnd Guardian Office; In Georgetown: Tho Pool Offlcc; In Souris: The Snack Bu and E. Richard: A Son.

..fCIlILD HEALTH CONFER- ENCE in Town Hall. Montague, Friday. September 26th, 2-4.

..fMRS. HOLDEN McLUllE re- sumes teaching piano. Montague, Saturday, September 27th.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Mu:Quarric of Argyle Shore and Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacQuarric and their two children and Mr. Kenneth Mac Quarrie. of Charlottetown. all visited Gaspercaux on Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willimn D. Graham.

0.Il.ll. Regional Appointments

MONCION, N. B., Sept. 24 Four appointments in the engin- eering department of the Atlantic region of the Canadian National Railways were announced today by T 1.. Landers, regional Chief En- gineer.

The appointments are all effect- ive immediately and include R.K. Dclong as engineer of construction at Moncton, succeeding R. J. Dus- tan, retired; B.F. Keays, as divis- ion engineer, Moncton division, with headquarters at Moncton; R.F. MacKenzle, appointed division en- gineer. New Glasgow division, with headquarters at New Glasgow, N. S. and D.A. Slack. as assistant divis- ion engtneer, Campbellton division, at Campbellton, N. B.

Native of Charlottetown

Robert J. Dustan, who was born at Charlottetown. P. E. I.. and re- tlres.after 23 years of service, first joined the railway service as an tnstrumentman at Ste. Rosalie. Que. in April, 1919, then went to Halifax where he became third as- slstant engineer in December. 1920. In June i921 he transferred to Moncton and the same year went to Dartmouth, N. 5., as a draugl1ts- man and transltman. In January, i927 he went to the central region, becoming engineer, Montreal term- inals ln July 1929, and later resid- ent engineer on the headquarters engineering staff in that city. In September. 1945. he transferred in Moncton as terminal engineer which position he held up to the time of his retirement.

During his employment as term- inal engineer he was engaged in the construction of the Cape Tor- mentine-Borden, terminals in con- nectlon with the Prince Edward Island car ferry service. Previous to his employment with the Can- adian Natlonal his was ehgaged in the construction of the Quebec and Sarruenav railway and of the Saint John and Quebec railway, now part of the Canadian National system, between Woodstock and Meductic. He is a graduate of Plcfou Acad- emy, Plctou. N. B. and following his graduation took up it on career. On

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Souris Board of Trade Meeting Al Elmira

A meeting of the Souris Board of Trade was held last night at Elmira Hall. Mr. Paul Gallant, the presi- dent. presided.

The guest speaker, Mr. Eugene Gormsn, Charlottetown, was. in- troduccd by the president. Mr. Gor- mun reviewed the fish industry from 191'! to the present time. Ho said that for every 34.00 worth of fish products said there are 821: worth of tum products. He stated that in 1917 along the New England coast. 70,000,000 pounds of salt fish were processed. In the 20's this had

tion and fast transportation had changed the salt fish buslncm and the fresh and frozen fillets busin- cs had come into its own.

The speaker said one acre of the sea is more productive than an acre or land. The food from the sen has all its natural mineral content but the food from the land. which has been leached of some of its min- eral conwnt. has become weaker and weaker.

This province is situated on the edge of the most productive fishing grounds in the world. Mr. German explained the workings of the type of clragger used at present and said it was hoped that there would be an improvement in conditions for the inshore fisherman in the near future.

Those taking part in a general discussion included Captain Martin Ttco of the dragger Elizabeth Allcc, Capt. James Harris of the Murray Harbor I, Capt. Frank Doucettc of

the Paula Marie, Mr. William Hughes, M. L.A. and Mr. W,A. Scorn.M.L.A.

A vote of thanks was moved by Mr. Arthur Wright and seconded by Hon. J.B. St, John.

A resolution was passed regard- ing the paving of the road from Souris to North Lake. It was mov- ed by Mr. Avery and seconded by Mr. Daniel MacDonald.

the outbreak of the first world war he returned to the sea, being en- gaged as an officer on transports and later served in the Royal Nsv-I admiralty service on salvage oper- ations, commandtng two salvage ships.

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Montague United. Church W.M.S. Meets

....'Thc regular meeting of the W. M. B. of Montague United Church was held at the home of Mrs. Lester Macneod on Tuesday evening.

The devotional period. which was very interesting. was con- ducted by Mrs. Lewis Higgin- botham. The theme was "God's grace, the water of life” and an inspiring talk was given by the les.dcr,on this subject. followed by 9. hymn and the scripture lesson read by three members. This per- iod olosed with prayer. I

A special prayer was made for

Dr. A. D. Maoxenzle, who is ill in tlho Prince Edward Island Hos- lta. The study period was in charge of Mrs. Ethan Stewart who gave a very interesting talk on-ths last chapter, "yaunch Out" in the study book.

During the business of the meeting plans were made to hold a Sunday service before the new minister arrived in October.

After some discussion it was decided to have a thankoffering service Sunday evening, October 5th. with a special speaker and special music.

Twenty-five hospital calls, nine sick calls and three shut-in calls were reported and fourteen cards and twelve treats were sent dur- ing the month.

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After a record. breaking 21 years recording for .R.. O. A. Vic- tor, Wilf Carter is at last going to visit P. E. I.

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streamlined yodsl which 1, an to be so popular with lI:Irgl::v;' western music ovcrywhei-9, mm than over two and a. hug mm”. of his records have been sold. 1' His present visit to P. E. 1 Wm conclude I record breaking m, iccn week tour of Canada, He has Just returned from his first mm to Newfoundland. His popuhm there exemplified by the thous! ands who stood outside the lulu. after being turned away at nu gate. Speakers were set up 0,". side the halls so everyone coma hear the show. will has eight performer with him. making this the ' largest group of its kind on the road. Th. ,.' t show is leaving soon for Australia to entertain. This show can be seen Souris. Thursday, September 25”, for two shows, 7 and 9.30 and ,.g'

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Fish and Game Protection Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Public Hall, Mu,-. ray River, Monday, September 29th at 8 p.m.

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