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Also: News Of The Day - Comedy. 3 Hams On Rye - Sport, Little League Baseball.

FISH FOR SALE

Delivered C. O. D. any Island Railway Station.

Boneless Fish Trimmings in wooden boxes of 20 lbs. or more .............................. .. 18c per lb.

Large and Medium Green Salted Cod ...... .. 15c per lb. Small Green Salted Cod .............................. .. 12:: per lb. Green Salted Hake ...................................... .. lilc per lb.

Packed in 50-lb. boxes or bundles.

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Office Hours: ii) to 12 A. M. 2 to 5 P. M. by appointment. Ollice Connected Wills Drug Store.

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

INE EASTERN GUARDIAN Guides Take Friendship Scroll,-Into Mont;gT..

The Guardian may he Montague: IOWII:

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a developing outfit from V. ll- Pepier. photo dealer. Montague.

..'Mr. A. 0. F. Gill. Charlotte- town. was in Montague on business on Thursday.

Mr. Walter White, town. was a business Montague on Thursday.

Charlotte- visiior to

lC.ClllCKEN AND HAM SUP- PER. Beaver ,Club Hall. Montague. Wednesday, November 29th. Aid of King's County Hospital.

Supper Marks Opening Of Church ilail

A supper on Tuesday evening marked the opening of the new Montague United Church Hall with approximately three hundred and sixty sitting down to the heavily laden tables.

A strong representation of Trin- ity Church in Charlottetown was welcomed on the special occasion. and the builder of the hall, Mr. D. M. MacDonald was commended very highly on the beauty and utility Of the new structure. Following the supper a meeting of the Men's Club was held dur- ing which a presentation of a beau- tiful table lamp was made to Mr. and Mrs. Malcol-m Patterson who are moving to Charlottetown. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Lorne Wigginton. and appreciation was expressed of the varied ser- vices rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Patterson in the several depart- ments of the Church, and particu- larly in the choir and church school.

”We will not soon forget the friendliness and helpfulness of this young couple." he said. ”but we will rejoice in Mr. Patterson's promotion, even though we shall miss them."

King's County Fish And Game Meeting Held

A

regular meeting of the King's County Fish and Game Association was held inst, night. in the Legion Hall in Montague with the president, Mr. Cyril Johnston. presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary and approved.

It was recommended by the local branch that the season on cock pheasants be made to coin- cide with that of the Hun sea-

SO71.

The-. following resolution was approved:

"Whcrrar non-Maritime resi-

dents. who are hunting with dog: in large numbers. are doing in- tensive hunting of upland game. and thereby decimating the non- uiation excessively. and whereas though the number of hunters and dogs in one group the farm- ers of the Island are being an- tagonized. and may eventually not permit anyone to shoot, on their property, and where through such numbers in one nroup al- most: all the covey is banned. be it resolved that the license fee for non-Maritime residents hunt- lng with dogs be raised to 5100.00?

Considerable discussion follow- ed. respecting enclosed property under the Fish and Game Act. and the meeting went. on record as condemning the practice of those owning such enclosed pro-

perty charging a fee to shoot thereon. It was resolvrd that such enclosed property be con-

sidered n sanctuary with no ZINC permitted to fish or hunt there- on.

Some information was present- ed with respect to the wild rice seeding of fresh water ponds in King's County. and it was pro- posed that further information should be acquired. andthat each director be contacted to supply information on ponds in his dis- trict so that should the matter become determined. ponds could then be selected for seeding pur- poses.

There being no further busi- ness. the meeting adjourned.

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AIIOTION SALE

FARM PROPERTY P Souris. Wednesday.

November 29th, at 1 p.m.

I am instructed by Miss Gladys Muilally of Boston, Mass.. to sell by public auc- tion, her farm of 100 acres, 80 acres clear. balance un- der hard and softwood. Brook running through rear of farm. Good dwelling house. No barn.

W. H. DEATON,

Auctioneer. T

.. 'A CAMERA for Christmas or '

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llai-old F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Ilra. Bruce MacPhee. Miss Joye: Wlulnton. Mlu Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Levers.

bought Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in George- lin Post Office; in Sourls: The Snack Bar and H. Rich-

at the following places in

Master Jackie Johnson of crap- aud paid a flying visit to Summer- slde and Lot 16 on Saturday even- lng when he was the guest or Mrs. Patterson.

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Allen of Summersidc and Mrs. Fred Ailen of Union Corner wene Visitors to Montague recently. While here they called on Mrs. W. B. Hiichey and Mr. Hilchey.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campb-.-ll have returned to Montague after a three-week visit In Montreal

guests of their snn-in-lnw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minnikin.

-WCHURCH NOTICE. M United Baptist Church Services, Sunday, November Jib. Montague. Sunday School 10.00 A. M. Preaching Ser- vice 11.00 A. M. Dundas Evening Service 7.30 P. M. Sunday School, 10.00 A. M. Llc. W. Johnston.

JSHOCKED AT DEATH - The citizens of Montague were shocked to learn of the sudden death in Saint John on Tuesday evening of Mr. G.B. Clarkson. Mr. Clarl-(son. while manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Montague. was very active in committee affairs and was instrumental in organizing the local curling clu-b. Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Clarkson and family in this their sad bereavement.

Pisquid East Notes

Miss Evelyn Woolridge. Mount Stewart. spent the week-end at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woolridge. Pisquld East.

Mr. and Mrs. Blrt Leard and family, Lorne valley, were visitors in Pisquid East on Sunday.

Mrs. E. E. Jay and daughter Juanita were visitors to Charlotte- tow on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs Harold Jay and Mr. Floyd Jay were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Leard of Mount. Stew- art on Sunday.

Miss Georgie Dover. Student at 1', W. C. spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Dover of Pisquld East.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald. Icrne Valley spent Sunday with Mrs. MacDonald's parents Mr. and Mrs, George W. Jay of Pisquid East. Mrs. Priscilla Jay. Mount Stewart, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jay on Monday.

Mr. and Ml'S.--D.-NV. Birt of Park-l dale were visitors in Pisquid East Saturday.

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mr. Harold Landry and Mr. Eric Duvnr of Mcntaguc were visitors to Georgetown on Tuesday.

The Mission Band of St. David's United Church is doing valuable work under the leadership of Miss Janie Llewellyn. The cther officers are:- President, Lois Babineau; Vice President. May Allen: secre- tary. Ciuol Walker. A I-lallowe'e.n Social has been one of the features of the current session.

..' The annual Bazaar and Sup- per cf St. David's United Church was well patronized. The ladies are to be congratulated on tables bounti- fully filled with tempting food. They in their turn are appreciative of the many friends who in various ways contributed to make the at- fair a real success.

workmen were engaged for the past few days in dismantling the old weigh scales. situated on the south side of Water street. at about the center of the block. There goes another old land-mark of the town. For quite a number of years those scales have been operated by Mr. P. J. llenry. for the weighing of coal. hay and various products. but about a year ago they became un- fit for further use. Installed and

operated for years by the firm of

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Held Al Montague

The regular meeting of the the Akcia C. G. I. T. of Trinity United Church. Montague. was held at the home of Greta Wig- ginton yesterday. The meeting opened with the C. G. I. T. pur- pose and prayer. Roll call was answered by eleven members.

The worship service was led by Ailene Bcaton. Scripture se- lections were read by Betty Shaw and Greta Wigginlon. The story. "Friends Together". was read by the loader. followed by prayer. The service closed by singing hymn. "Take Time To Be Holy."

A short business meeting was presided over by Miss Millie Lake. Boxes of Christmas cards were distributed to the girls to be sold before December 14th meeting. Further plans were made for the rally to be held in the church hall Dec. 2nd. Another chapter from the Bible study book was read and discussed by the leader. The work period was spent on the toivcls.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Millie Lake.

The meeting closed with the singing of "Taps".

LAVENHAM. Suffolk. England- (CP) -- Dairy farmer R. H. Knox decided to move from his farm in Scotland because it rained so much there. When he got here it was pouring.

MacDonald and Westaway, which cnce did a large business here. they have occupied this location for at least. twenty years. as near as many of our oldest citizens can remem- ber.

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Fri. 3 PM.-Sat. 3 P.M. " THE BID WHEEL "

Speed, Auto Racing, Starring Mickey Rooney. Thrills Ga- lore.

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C.G.l.T. Meeting

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NOVEMBER 24, 1950'

....'Two Guides and two Brow- nies formed a party bringing the Guided Friendship Scroll to Mon- tague from Charlottetown. The

Log travelled from the town lini- its to the Legion Hall by unusual'

transport-by Shetland Pony and cart owned by Kenny Muclntyre of Montague. From irft to right they are: Brownie Patsy Shaw. Anne Yea; Guides Autlrcy Ma. Lean and Elizabeth Coyiv.

...'The Color Party which met the party carrying the Log at the Legion Hall. Montague.

Guidcs' '

From left to right. they arm -lull? Grnhnm. Eileen Clulr and Carlie cnia Licwclicn.

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