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AOlN'.l'l:-loN'.l:AGll'lx Harold P. Landry. Mn. Hymn Slewlrt. Mn lruoe MMPIIQO, Min Joyce Wigginton. Pius McKlnnon. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Layers.

The Guardian may be bought at the following places in Moniaxnei 1 Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Olfice; in Georgetown: The i felt Office; In Sourll: The Snack Bar and H. llicharda 5 Hal.

( ..'C0-OP Insurance. Life. Fire.

".nAn YOUR OLD Sewmg Auto. Above Co-op Super Market.

Machine converted to electric and

made portable. Hllchey dz VanIder- atine, Montague. P. E. I.

. TFOR El:I:.'C-EHO SEH'IN(l 'MA(lHINI-J see lliiciiey & Yanldor- stlne. Montague.

..'C!!.II..D HEALTH CONFER- ENCE, Town Hall. Montague, Fri-. day. October 24th, I-4 P. M.

. 'DA.VCl-I in Lower Montague Hall. October 24th. Webster's Orch- estra.

. . C LA RK ' 8 ANNIVERSARY DALE at Montague. Ladies first QUEWY 45 E81189 Nylons 990- -grct that Master Craig Clair, Mon-

M13 Ind M11 V. R-- P801613 MDW tague. is a patient in the Kiiigrs tague. were recent visitors to char- County Hgspnai, lottetown.

His many young friends lllll re-

-i- i Miss Joan Gnrmley. St. Mary's

FHEHGS 0! M11 Archie C0”mll5. Road, is at present it patient in the A11i5?X"1- BM -'0l'f.V f0 N37 that 5"” King County Hospital. All wish her in a patient in the Kings County! 9. speedy recovery.

Hospital. ' . . THOY'l”S BI'IAl"l”Y SALON. ML Ind 'M7'H- M350? Ymlnfl lmdisouris. and Charlottetown. Special eon Gary. Red Point. were visitors on Permanent Waves, tietobcr 27th ito Montague this week. guests of to NoVpmb91' 15. .Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn. i

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(teorgetowii. Sunday, October 26th. Twentieth Sunday after. Trinity.

....'L0l'CNE VALl.El'Prcsi)yterisn Church. There will be. a special NTVICQ 0” S""d”-V- OW 25 3t zml Morning Prayer and Sermon. ll gen-d ogirlnri rm" imp C9m"'f”"A. 'M. Rev. ll". G. Hogg.

n . c onlague, rcshytcriaiii , mg (ihoir and thelRrFnkl)'iiRTi'ioFvvgl; ..M0x-I-A(-Ix-E I-5-1-I-En PAS” 3 "3 59"” ii" 86 ""l5- NV - "TORATI-1.-Sunday. October 26th Ymmgv m'"15”"' Montague ll A. M. Morning service ”fT g , , , , 7.30 P. M. Evening service 3 P. M

"”'T0 AT1-ER” ( ONI Eynox ' Lower Montague scrvice. Rev. J. M --Mrs. George S. lnrnan of hfon-pnnser Minister tague, presidents of the Women's ' f ":Adg Liberal Association of Prince Ed-I WIEORGETOWV l.A;.I.0wu ward Island. left this nioriilng foriC!'i'ARGEg.Um(ed tChm,rhTM C4”: Ottawa" Mrsi Inma" Wm anmdiaclal Services for October ”6th( 11 the meeting of the advisory c0un- Mimowu Cross 036 If V cli of the National Liberal Feder- git” :0" 7 P VI '6'? gmto '"'”" "'3 C""”'” ”"d ”" ”""”"i choiid ofvalievfie-ld c lddgiii dill tlon of the National Federation - ' 3 at i of Liberal Women of Canada. which will follow the meeting oil the advisory council. Mrs. lnrnanl expects to be away about two, weeks.

eral selections. We beautiful praise service. A. Paterson, Miiiistcit.

anticipate a Rev. li'.

..fitIONTA(i-UE EAPTIST PAS- MEE-1-S ,g,TORATE. - Sunday, October 26th.

.. 'NURSERY CLUB The nursery club of County Hospital held their first, , , , , meeting or the Mn spawn in me.ray River. Worship Services ll AM hospital on Wednesday eveningdmomaguei 2 R M- Mm”-V Owing to the small attendance, no '0 R M Murm-V ”'"b”"'v business was transacted and that etvening was spent in sewing and mending. Plans for the annual meeting were left over to be dis- cumed next. week when the club will again meet in the hospital.

laby. Preacher.

in Canada. Services for

Special service of song at

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Service at which the Rev. F. C

POOR STORTS SYDNEY, N. S. -tCP) - hunting season here was less than

fined S100 each for hunting with the aid of lights. The all pleaded guilty.

the King-Si. Sunday Schools 10 A. M. Montague. 12 P. M. Gcorgciowii, 3 P. M. .liur-

Miltozi Lleiveliyn is a patient

iP. M. Sturgeon. Rev. Henry 1-: Al-

. . -Ti-Ii-1 PREDBYTERIAN Cl r i" su::.l1:.3i ihc M.ll N. Women's Institute was October 26th. as-follows: Cardigani mid M me home 01' M-W Chem” 1!. A. M. Lorne valley 2.30 P, jv(,V.'i:PLUl1t”! on 1T1uesda1y evenings Oct; Lnmc c or 7.1. iv .1 a argn num er 0 Valley. The Montague Presbyterian, members and visitors present.

Choir and the Brooklyn Trio Willi sing several selections. Offering ton Cemetery Fund. Montague 7.30 M. W. M. S. Thank offering

Knox of the Bhil Field. India. will speak. Rev. F. N. Young. Minister.

24 hours old when three men were; W1...”

Death Yesterday Al Montague Of Mr. Samuel Wood

. "The death occurred at his home in Montague early Thursday morning. after an illness of sever- al months. of Samuel Wood. aged seventy-eight years. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wood, the deceased was born at strath- cona where he lived until moving to Montague six years ago. He is survived by his sorrowing widow. nee Josephine McEwen, and three daughters and one son: Harriett, Mrs. J. Malcolm MacKenzie. Mon- -taguc; Erma. Mrs. Douglas Mac- Laren, Montague; Lois. Mrs. Har- old Dockendorff, Mt. Hope;' and Preston. Caledonia. Nova Scotia one sister. Jessie. Mrs. James Mac- Iionald. Charlottetown. also sur- vlvcs. A sister, Annie. and a broth- er. George, predeceased him.

The funeral will be held Satur- day afternoon with a short; service at the home at one o'clock and -thcn to iinindas United Churbh for vservice at 2:30.

5 lntcrineiit will take place in the ' K'illlTt'll cemetery.

Murray Harbor o - u and Vicinity tMrs. David Millar has return- rd in her home at Murray Harbour North after spending the past week visiting relatives and friends in Halifax and Dartmouth. N.S.

Mr, and Mrs. John Clow had as their guests on Thursday. October ; itiiii. Mr-. Charles Miers. Jane and Stephen. Caiiobic Lake, N.H.. Mrs. ialhert. Coatcs and daughter Ann

I C"3m99i'0W” Wm Hmh Wmi”. 59""d n.' Wickfnrti, Rhodc Island and Mrs.i

iJolin Mvlicaii, Peters Road. . I .VIrs. Erriit MacDonald and fam- iilv. O'Leary, arc spendlnz some time Y1S”lllt: at Murray Harbour lNo:-tli. fJ,ll(”ix of Mr. yand Mrs. Ray Kcniicdv.

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sorry to hear Mr. in the Kiiics Couniv Hospital. All wish i him a specdv recovery.

Friends are

The regular monthly meeting of

V recent visitors

and Mrs. Louis Ferguson. - A0.

HISTORIC IIOIISTE

STANNINGFIELD, Eng.-4CPl- Goldliam Hall. one of SufTolk's

The. most stately homes, is for sale. It

iivas built. by Robert Rookwood, son was executed for pro-

d9Fr:Vl(illll! horses for the conspirators n'lCIl

in the gunpowder plot against the houses of Parliament. in 1605.

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PRINCE EDWARD Midnight Show To-night

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Mr. and Mrs. James McLtn'e were to Pictou. N.S., where they were the guests of Mr.

P. E. I. Presbytery Meeting Held At Murray Harbor North

The Presbytery of Prince Ed- ward Island met on Tuesday in the Church at Murray Harbour North with the Moderator, the Rev. G. B. Cunningham in the chair. and the Clerk, the Rev. T. H. B. Somers. at the desk. The fol- lowing were also present: Rev. G. C. Webster, Rev. F. N Young. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Rev. D. Nich- olson, Rev. J. D: MacKay. Rev. E. S. Hales. Rev. M. C. Currie and Mr. W. C. Lawson. Mr. R. A. MacKenzie. Mr. A. A. MacDonald and Mr. H. G. Reid. Elders. The Clerk read the correspondence. the commission of fifteen Elders and reported that the Rev. J. V. Crawford, formerly of Marshficid had in August accepted a Call in Mesa. Burns. In the Presbytery of -London. Mr. Webster presented a Call from the Belfast Congrega- lion in favour of the Rev. D. Ralph MacDonald. which was sus- tained and ordered forwarded to await his reply. The Clerk report- ed having recelvcd a Callxin fav- our of the Rev. G. B. CunniniZ- ham to the Congregation of Scots- hurn in the Presbytery of Pictou. The Rev. W. L. Young of Pictou and three. elders were present to support the Call and A very large delegation of elders and members were present from the congrega- tions of Alberton and West Point iand spoke in highest terms of ,Mr. Cunningham's work and urg- ed him to remain as their ruin- ister. Upon having the Call plac- ed in his hands Mr. Cunningham Iroquested and was granted time lio consider.

Missionary Activities

Mr. Webster as Convener of Missions stated that all fields had been well supplied this past suin- imer and all grants paid. Accord- .ingl,v the Presbytery certified the lvvork of Mr. Lawrence Blaikie, .-Mr. Gardiner Dalzell, Mr. John Johnston and Mr. Lee MacNaugii- lion. Petitions were received from zhoth Kcnsingion and Brookfield lCillil'Ei-1'5 requesting the services :of Mr. Blaikie next. year. These were placed in the hands of the Missions Committee. Mr. Webster then outlined the itinerary for the forthcoming Visit to the Is- land of the Rev. F. C. Knox, one of the Church's missionaries from India.

Reporting for Youth Vliork, Mr. Cunningham stated that the Church Schools had paid in full the cost of the broadcasting of special programmes for them last spring; that the Camps were of R higher order of success than ever this year; and that the young people of the presbytery had decided to raise a fund of S200.00 for the Church in Hiro- shima,i.lapan. as well as support camp and other projects.

The proceeds of the sale of the Dundas property were turned lover to the Camp Treasurer. Rev. ll”. N. Young who was authorized to proceed with the transfer of the title to the Trustees in Tor- onto. This property is now held free of any debt. Rev. D. A. Campbell informed the Court of the gracious gift. of additional land for the camp on the part of

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Slmms of French River and the warm ihankl of the Presbytery were

ordered expressed to the donors.

Pensions Report a

Reporting on Pensions, Rev. D. A. Campbell drew the attention of the Ministers to the proposed Group Insurance Scheme avail- able to all members of the Fund. Several in the court urged the men to avail themselvesiof this excellent provision.

Reporting on the Budget. Rev. J. D. MacKay stated that a mark- ed increase was noted over the Presbyfery's. Budget Giving: as of this date last year. The recent General Assembly raised the mini- mum stipend to the new figure at 52,600. plus travel allowance. manse nnd holidays.

Rev. J. D. MacKay was auth- orized io write the congregations not now paying that amount urg- ing them to do all possible to bring it into effect by January 1st. 1953.

Rev. Donald Nicholson reported that the Gordon Gravestone had now been repaired and put in as good condition as the stone would permit.

Rev. D. A. Campbell reported on the Gordon Homestead Me- mortal and a letter was read from the Church Office: in Toronto offering help to the fund that has been established to erect a cairn and tablet on the property at Al- bcrlnn.

Officers and Convener: for the ensuing year were elected as fol- lows: Moderator, Rev. Donald Nicholson: Clerk, Treasurer, Stat- istics. Publicity, Rev. T. H. B. Somers: Missions, Property. Rev. G. C. Webster; Ijenslons, Colleges, Rev. E. S. Hales: Christian Educa- tion, Rev. G. Cunningham; Evan- cllsm and Social Action. Rev. l-'. N. Young: Budget. Rev. J. D. Mac- Kay; Historical. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell: Session Records. Rev. M. C. Currie; "The Record". Mr. A. A. MacDonald. '

on assuming the chair. Rev.

slim to argue If trieat ' k wit..lliny:::.you uh???) (2-) walk away; a alani- bang argumen no ea- or (4) follow the orgies in November Readers Diast- and chances axeyou'll makehlm change his mind.

Donald d'NichoiIon thanked the brethren for the honour done him and asked their loyal co-operation.

Induction Service

The Induction of the Rev. M.

Currie into the Pastoral Charge of Murray Harbour North and Peter's Road took place in a Service of Public Worship in the evening when the new Moderator presided and conducted worship. assisted by the Rev. T. H. B. Somers and the Rev. G. B. Cun- nlngham; the sermon was preach- ed by the Rev. J. Donald MacKay. the charge to the Minister was given by the Rev. D. A. Camp- bell and to the Congregation by the Rev. Donald Nicholson. After the solemn acts of induc- tion the Rev. M. C. Currie iwati given the right hand of fellow- ship and signed the Church's Formula. The Rev. F. N. Young who had been interim-moderator since Mr. Henderson's departure two years ago was warmly thank- e for his services and presented with a gift on behalf of the two congregations. The next stated meeting of the Court is appointed for March 3rd. 1953. at Zion Church, Charlottetown.

Lorne Valley and Vicinity 'Mr. Ralph Nicholson left re-

cently for Toronto, Ontario, where he will seek employment.

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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ferguson have taken up residence in the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'MacLeod. Their many friends wish them much hap- piness in their new home.

Mr. Francis Maclntyre was a business visitor to Montague on Saturday. October 18th.

Miss Jean Ferguson recently spent a few days visiting in Iona. the guest of her sister. Mrs. Sandra MacEachern.

Mr. Alton MacGrath and Mr. Grant Mccannell left on. Friday.

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October 17th for Toronto, Ontario, after spending a three weeks vac- ation with their parents in Lorne Valley.

Mr. Wendell Maclnnls of Cam- bridge. Massachusetts visited rel- atives an dfriends in Lorne Valley last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald were visitors to Pisquid on Sunday. October 19th, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jay.

The Misses Shirley MacDonald and Joan Maclntyre recently spent a few days at Orwell Cove where they were guests of their aunt,

Mrs. Stanley Morrison and Mr. Morrison.

Mr. and Mrs. George Leard. Mount Stewart. visited relatives

H. J. Mahon R. 0.

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Fitting and Supplying Glasses, etc. Office Hours: 1 10 to 12 A.M. -2 to 5 PM. and by appointment. Office Connected with Mabon Drug Co.

Montague. P. E. I.

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legion Meeting Al Montague

...."rlia executiveof the Provin- cial Council of the Canadian Leg- ion heid a meetln. at Montague Legion Home yesterday afternoon. The president. 'Earl Cannon of Summeraide presided. Considerable routine business was discussed. It was decided to adopt the report of

'a.' committee appointed to consider

the zones for P. E. I. The commit- tee recommended that the Prov- ince be divided into six zones, in place of the present three. Addit- ional zone commanders will be ap- pointed by the provincial council. In the evening the Montague Branch held agspeclal meeting to plan and organize for the coming poppy campaign. The president. Mr. Cyril Johnston. presided. Sev-

.eral committees were appointed to

look after the various details of the campaign. In the early evening the Ladies Auxiliary of the Montague Branch served a delicious chicken dinner. which was attended by a very large number.

and friends in this Sunday, October 19th.

Friends ofx Miss Emma. Nichol- son are sorry to hear she met with an accident. resulting in a. cut over the eye that required several stitches to close.

vicinity on

Mrs. Lucy Doiron. Charlottetown. recently spent a few days visiting her sister. Mrs. James Callaghan and Mr. Callaghan.

The many friends of Mrs. John Macswain are sorry to hear she is not enjoying good health, and all hope to see her out around again in the near future.

Mr. -Oliver Douglas, Head of Hillsboro, was a visitor to Lorne valley on Sunday, October lilth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnis.

A number of residents from this vicinity attended service at Cardi- gan Presbyterian Church on Sun- day. October 19th when the Sacra- ment of the Lord's supper was ob- served. The Rev. F. N. Young con- ducted the service and preached the sermon. which was heard with much acceptance. Mim Ruth Mac- Kenzle presided at the organ, and the hymns were ”Uni.u The Hills." "My Faith Looks Up To Thee." and "Here oh My Lord. I See Thee Face To Face."

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"Got my ankles and legs poisoned from Sun- on wheat dust-tried everything-kept my le . band ed for over inur yearn-in misery for l yearl. writes Mr. G. P. of Star, Idaho. ”Had sore: over my le the sire of silver dollars. Saw Emerald Oil I vcrtiled and rays in my wife, 'That'I for lore lrgl. I'll try it" and glory he- the relief I i right awe . We be: Emerald Oil handy IHolhe time. min for e relief."

Thousands of bottle: are sold every year to relieve and help heal just iuch cases of stubborn skin itching. nd sores and nmgie ulcers.

StaininI- easelru-MOON '5 EMERALD OIL it high y concentrated and a small bottle lasts a long time. At drug stores everywhere.

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children's Art centre Activities

Drawing. Painting, Model making etc. for children from 6-13 years of age, after school beginning Tues-. day, October 28. Fee to join 25c.

Saturday momlngs 9.30-12.00 Open House for

The Art Centre would . group for children. Boys and girls who like to sing. dance, act or make costumes etc. are invited to leave their names at the Art Centre.

The RADIO .AR'I' CLASS, a joint project of CFC)! the Children 3 Art Centre will return to the air on Saturday morning. October 25th at 11:15 am.

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