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OIIIICIIIO CONTEST

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VARIETY CONCERT - Will be held in

St. Peters Legion Hall Wednesday, Nov. 10th. Good Prizes

son, Secretary and On Nov. llth, Armistice Day

per and Danfe at night. CLIFFORIYS ORCHESTRA

"Lines CODFISH MEDIUM CODFISH SMALL CODFISH ..

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PICKLEO CIIREO COOFISII

We have now ready for shipment, and will deliver fleight paid at any station (within the Province) in fifty pound shipments or larger, pickled cured fish, well pressed but llndrisd, at the following prices: _

-......12 cents per pound l2 cents per pound“

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.16 cents per pound ...15 cents per pound

‘AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Ilnrold I‘. Stewart. Miss

AGENTS BOUBIS: Mill En!

The Guardian nily be following please in Montague: [n Georgetown: The Post Office; lover;

JATIENTION -- Large quan- tity of Men's Army Boots now in stack. Montague Shoe Store.

JBUY your Christmas Gifts and save st Taylor's Jewellers, Moni- sgue, Big Anniversary Bale all this month

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MaoGowsn of Kilminr have taken up resid- ence on Fraser Street in Monts- gue.

Miss Joan liariigan, Charlotte-

M155 Matheson is planning lo take up work iii Montague for the caning winter.

~-'PEOPLE of discriminating taste dine at the Rosewood Tea- room. It's modern and wholesome cooking has quickly for it the rec- ognition of one of the finest Tea- rooms in Eastern King's. Mrs. Kernp, the proprietor has endeav- ored to employ a most. efficient staff thus assuring you of courte- ous and prompt service.

A cup has been offered by Mr. Gordon Roberts, manager of the farm of AE. Nelson, Brudenell. (or 1h, player with the most points on the Montague team. Mr. Roberts has received the gracious Lhanies of the club and is to be com-mended for his assistance in promoting the interests o! hockey in the community. The meeting was attended by a large number, and particularly by many young- er boys, showing that the youth have aspirations for the adult team and will undoubtedly make every effort to pXGPHQ them- selves to win n, berth on the team. -I..an, .

Send all entries to G. L. Sunder-

Theve will be the unveiling of a Memorial Tablet in the after- noon followed by a Chicken Sup.

A special meeting of the Mont- ague hockey club was held on Wednesday night at the Curling Rink with the president, Mir. Cecil Beck, presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The first. Item to be discussed was the attendance of representatives at the course for

the Department of Physical Fit.- riess which is to be held in Char- lottetown the first week of De- cember. Mr. Ronald MacDonald and Mr. Dryer Llewellyn were sp- pointed to contact four men who would attend this course, thereby placing capable officials ln each community. Mr. Archie llilchey ioad a letter from Brigadier W.W. Reid [referring in detail to the course. Plans were drawn llp for the picture Show which is to be presented in Yeo‘s Theatre fcrr the benefit. of the hockey club, The committed appointed for this act- ivity includes: P. Iiraser, chair- man, Bryer Liewelllyn. Gerald Murphy. Moo Clair, Doug John- ston, Alan Nelson and H. Power.

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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENT GEUIBETOWN: WIIGOII Levers. d Richards and Cordon Farrell

ltllsn S. A. Llewellyn; liars. Clay.

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referees and coaches sponsored by the scuum

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Landry, Albert Allken. Mrs. Byron Harriet Clair.

baught at any at the

in Sour-ls: Condoifs and nlorenae The Post Office.

Mr. Fred Laird, Mount Stewart. was in Montague on business re- cently. .

Mr. Arnold MacLure and MI- Alan Nelson were visitors all) Char- lottetown on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Boehner were overnight guests at the home oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacDonald, Montague.

UKJLIIJDIA arm nsvm with Dorothy McGuire. Robert Young.

town. spent the Wwktnd 1n M°"' Wo o Islands Monday. Sturgeon, "m, tissue. rue-si- o! her Parents. Mr. Tueosday. Cano . Cove, Wednesday. ma. clue, saiwm “mhaghkw mbeen and Mrs. Joseph Lenlgan. Eiqon “i. ‘ e z , ° “"5 r of Mrs. MacDonslds father, Mr. Mi“ Janet Mathew“ and Mm "I" Louis Burke, who is at present Effie Van Dalian of Calgary, Al- awn.‘ Mom a. patient in the Kings County berts, who motored to the Island ‘Qhag-lottgtgwn HNPIIPI- with Rev. William Weale, minister they aQ/tendgd o: Greenmourit Chmh g! Qhrzgé- the Sunday sessions of the arrived in Mont-MM °\’- clmrohes of Christ young people's whne they were the guests ti! conference. Misses Peggy and Betty Book- ___

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bryne. who have been visiting in Morita- gue, guests of their son, Rev. Rob- ert Bryne. left on Friday 0n re- turn to their home in l-lillsliurg,

Mr. and Mrs. LI-l. Coffin. Char- lottetown. were recent visitors to Montague oii Wednesday where they visited their many friends. Mr. and Nlrs. Coffin were fozmer residents of Montague prior to moving to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacDon- ald, Montague, were hosts to the members oi’ the Senior Young Peoples Society oi the Chzi=tian Church on Friday. Approximately thirty-five guests were in Hallow- e'en costumes and all enjoyed a social evening of games and con- tests. The program was arranged by Mrs, MacDonald, assisted by Miss P638)’ Beck ~wlio was charge of the music. The prize for the best costume was awarded to Ellery Shaw. Following a delicious lunch, the remainder of the eve- ning was spent in singing.

The Boy Scouts and Cubs oi Montague enjoyed a delightful Halloween party in their club rooms on Friday, Oct. 29th. The games, contests and other activit- ies were under the direction of the leaders. Mr. Eric Dewar and Mr. Aillstair Currie. A special feature c-f the evening was a delicious lunch of ham sandwiches and soft drinks served by a. committee oi

The funeral of the Idle Mrs. John E. Poole. who‘ passed away lll the Kings Couuyv Hospital oii Mon- day, Novnnbei- lst, was held on Wednesday afternoon from the Christian Church, Montague. The service was conducted by hoi- minister, Rev. Robert Bryiiv. The soloist was Mrs. Ralph Beck who sang very tenderly, "The Chri-at- ian}; Good Night". Other hymn: sung by the choir were “The Lcrdls My Shepherd“ and "Trend Softly“. Miss Peggy Beck was 0-1‘- ganist. Pallbearers were Messrs HJ. Hynes, I-LJ. Maboir, A.C Mac- Kay, Forest Glow, W.D. Johnston and ELW. Beck. Interment was in the Lower Montague Cemetery.

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Miss Arletts Roche was s Bun- dny visitor to Geotletown. guest of Miss Myrtle Provper who WM visiting her parents.

Mtr. leelie Stewart, prinowl of Montlfllle Mentor-Isl SOIWG. -hen re * his duties sfterv a brief

illness. I

Mn". I'll-ed MsroKenlie and W. Doug Msoflowan motored to Charlottetown on Monday evening on business, . ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Atrwood MacDon- ald oocompnnied by Joyce Crozler, Edith MacDonald end Murray Jackson, motored to Charlottetown on Wednesday evening where they attended the evening sessions of the evangelistic services held in the Central Christian Church.

..'M.rs.i John MacDonald end her young daughter Helen, of Dartmouth, NS. arrived In Morit-

I I I And Vicinity Mr. La§oy White of Montague was a. business visitor to George- town on Thursday,

Mr. Melville Ye-rsion has accept- ed a. position with the lliicsmen crew of the Island Telcrphonc Octrnpany.

Mr. Albert Skinner is engaged in exterior and interior carpentry alterations to the home of Mr. J.W. Layers, Richmond Street.

Mr. Eduard “Ted" Jenkins of Dartmouth, N.S. motored to the Province on Thursday and paid a short visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.E. JCIIIUIIS,

On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hobbs arid trwo sons, Earl and Jackie. Mrs. James Mac-Don-

Charlottetown, motored to gem-y. town and Burnt Point where they visited friends.

A Severe loss was sustained by -Mr. William Wilson of Montague Junction on Wednesday when his honle and barn were destroyed by fire. 1t is understood that Mr. Wilson's mother was in the house when the fire was discovered and that she quickly brought the news to the son who, at the time W35 encased in work in the fields during which time the Darn had also caught. ~ Geo.

A group of Jeaizetic young peg). pie _meeis each Wednesday in St. Davids United chum-ch Harp Round table discussions on live loliws are led by the Minister, the devotional period is conducted by the members. and games are en- joyed. Aii evening of exceptional interest Luis recently held at. which Miss Janie Llewellyn gave a are“ lllvpflred paper on Miss L.M. Montgomery and hex works. Two socials have abtieady been meld including a Halloween part” For "Iv Halloween Social the Hall was decorated with great effect- ivciiess by the committee led by Mr_ Wallace Crossman. Bat; witches, black cats, pumpkin; em: created the appropriate stance. PII°T°~ Vail“! Pwlettts of pract- ical value are undertaken by the ETQUP. .

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Your old lur coat and receive a generous allowance towards the purchase of a Peirlman Fur Coot.

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2 DAYS ONLY - lll0N. & TUES - Nov. 8 & 9

92 Kent St. — Opposite Charlottetown Hotel — Ch'town, P. E. I.

MacFARLANE BROS.

- ;’ ot the Legion Hall at 10:30, with the Band and Pipes in ot- g aeggonce. iuAll ex-servfcrpersonnel, are invited to attend. ' ' be worn I census antenna. nests: ~’ ' °".‘ "" . . U _ m“: i _ Dinner will be served by the Legion Auxiliary in the LII- Glsvotte (from ‘Fourth French ‘a Ian Hflll at T2200 o'clock: I tllle") . . . ’ Rumors-qua (Two Bhortlrlseoeinh r -~ N°- i) York Bowen. Sunset s. Ometeell 5 _ BAIL! FREIGHT eanvica “m” - ‘I’ 5"“ L" nsuivax ‘r0 wanton IDWARD ISLAND

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