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COMEDY — SPORTS TERRYTOON — VARIETY

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OPTOMETBIST [ﬁtting and Séiaplying Glasses

Montague, P. E. l.

Georgetown And Vicinity

Mrs Elisabetta Fraser and Miss Sue Hem hill, were recent visitors to Charlo tetown.

Mr. Charles Fraser. C. N. l-‘t fireman is at present laid upﬂwith an infected arm. l-lis many ends hope for a speedy recovery

Mrs. Con Gaudet and family of Charlottetown, arc spending a vacation with Mrs Gaudets’ father Mr. Simon King o: Burnt Point.

M r. r. new . t th weelgnd in chsrrfoctgaf“, can:

guest of her sister Miss Doro y Oullcn.

Mr. F‘ J [leboiy has opened a eneral store in the Hughes Build- ng. formerly used as a store b‘! the late J. J. Condon. This build- ing has been extensive] re-decor- ated inside by Mr Josep Johnston and with its new stock now pres- ents a smart" oppcarance.

The Rev: ruZ-Qrww. A. oetwh. C. R. preached the sermon in Holy

Trinity Church, Georgetown on Sunday morning and in Cherrv Valley, Sunday evenin . Fbthcr

Cotton was a lcrmer rec or of this Parish, leaving nere 40 Years M“ for South Africa where he has been engaged in ltiissionary woi-k. He will leave soon ior mzlsnd where he will make his home.

Mr. Stanley Walker of Charlotte- town, spent the weekend in Georgetown, the guest oi Mrs. Chester Walker.

The ocean freighter Elizabete which since Wednesday h“ be?“

l adi it tor Bergman and o n! p Iiiiititec load ng on

Com 1m, Mon ay.

Miss Irene Stewart. R. N lelt on Saturday ior Charlottetown where she will do special nursing in the P .E. Island Hospital.

Miss Agnes MacDonald o! Boston. Mass. is enjoying a vitcation at hei‘ home here.

Geo etonians now visiting in Charlo tetowri, who spent th week- end at their homo here inc udedz- Dorothy Jenkins, Mar rie White. Billy obbs, Clem W ht. Phillip Boudrea/ult, Gerald Morrison Her- bert Stewart, and George Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs Lawrance Doyle and family, Charlottetown were re- cent visitors ‘.0 their former homes

in Georgetown.

Mrs Muriel MacKenzie and daughter oi Cardigan, were the guests o! Rev. and Mrs. R.

Hartman. during the weekend.

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THE__ CHARLOTTETOWN

factory fumes. d-rhlfﬂilfhny’. ' important ingre ienis n urine. T d ' h . .J.’.'h.‘.‘."’$.‘,“';f.i.il§.‘°‘i.'i{',t“.i - "will!" n J “Am druggiatfur urine.‘ | cosanuonos coasrarir ' -' I [Rlyg ‘ 1 L D M O N T A G U E “m “m” ' I i" > il- l. Bonnier. liar.) _ Optometrist - Ptoleriptlom _ “fly EYES . naanwaiez. ruooa a. VITAMINS or ALL KINDs PRODUCE I [JIM]. In M‘ n i I Phone s - Montague. r.it.i. x "m" s“ ' “°‘""'" i- 66 YEAH-S MAKING FUNERAL i MRS. ALEXAIJDER ‘U, a or A ‘ET ~ 'v---¢--M~ There passe peac y away o PLIE ‘Ill KIND h t a.l rest July 15th, Mn. IAOIITAEIIE OAIIAEE w A POOLE Q n AIgxsneeI-éli‘ iiaeriféTseh at the home m» ma. We m. In Our Plant u Well Pounded! ' ' nmnnn c ' ii “isi.“““‘*izli“hi°' 2:02;: .;°.*...".'~*.s"~-..:-'. .. . I . a erson, mu r. e w . . c o a. pp. ea er daucghter of tho late John and Mar- "Inna nmzcToxs 5ND IMPALMEM g n ion knee Campbell) MacDonald. the GENERAL REPAIRS . DRY GOODS~GROCERIES- eldest o; . family of “ﬂy-men and ACETYLENE WELDING c HARDWARE ‘us; aldggl MacFhQP‘ a o_ B" m Pm. 1H l g Q II‘ Q, , noors and SHOES, m, sh l to ' uiu-ihss six Phon ozi-z daugIiteIIiE-Iive! nBIInLEIIIIXHIMIIIy) Mrs. Mitllllnle. P. I. mun Montague. P. l. l. Lower Moraine. P.E.I. diaries Farmer. Wells River, ver- w“. Wgxv

siWcis czouerrf BUSINESS REVIEW

JULY ZQLLW

mont; .(Jessie), Mrs. Craig Mathei son, Belle River: (Marlon), Mrs.

Hector MacDonald, Wood Islands;

Mrs. Katherine Cruidcshank. Som-

erville, Mass; (Minnie), Mrs. Fred

(Flor-

ence), Mrs. George Schutz, Boston.

Mass. Besides four sisters and

three brotihers. a daughter and son

predeceascd her. She was a woman of sterling qualities. a good friend

and neighbor. loved and endeared’ by all who knew her.

Her funeral was held. from her; late home Wednesday. 2 P. M. on- her 88th birthday and was largelyl attended. The services were con-' ducted by her pastor Rev. A. A.‘ Duke. Caledonia Presbyterianl Church, assisted by Rev. A. D.’ Stirling o! Valteyleld. She was ten, derlv laid to rest beside her late hua- : band in Vallevﬁeld Cemetery. Three‘ of iher favorite Hvmns were sung} The Lord-‘s Mv Shepherd. Shall We‘ Cvtgther at the River and Abide

Ith Me. Bearers were tour sons-irslaw and two nephews. She died‘ as she

lived a true Christian.

Card 0i Thanks

Nlrs. Herbert Stewart, returned home on Saturday, from a. visit| in Charlottetown

A near fatality was averted at the Ferry whart on Friday alter- noon, when a young lad, oecominig. exhausted while swimming was going down for the third time. when he was recued b Albert Landry, who pluinged in t e water

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and succeeded bringing we drowning boy ‘o szafety. On Saturday evening. James

Mair, Red Crossiiwimming instruct- or, registered a mrge class oi.’ chhd- ren tor the swimming and watberr-

safety course. to commence

Monday.

Mm 11.14, Stewart. recently spent a feL-davs at the home cf her daugl-i , Mrs. Rev. E. R. McVicar. of wnial.

Mrs Stanlev Whittaker and

daughter, Jsnqilellne of st John. N. 8., are iwliriaying hEle. W". guests oi Mrs. Mabel Levers.

At least a month ago a side o1 bacon iound its way to GeB-XEWOWII. for delivery to the Captain oi a dredge. which was due here in dredge the Lower Montague docks oi’ the Georgetown-lower Montague Ferry. Alter reraosing unwanted for some time in a local lrigidaire, it was finally returned to whence it came. The reason-no dredge made an appearence and no dre-ise 11-15 as yet, made 5m appearance in Oil? harbour. This dock Is in desperate need of dredging, as the Furry can only make a few trips a do» due to the fact that at any W“? but high tide it cannot enter the dock. Now our Ferry Boat in

Ollice Hours 1.0 to I2 A, M. 2 to 5 P. M.

r _ Holidays etc.. bv appointment

m“ unuﬁslm i Office chansons With DBUGSTOBE

MARK DENNIS .

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Minarcfa. It "lakes hold". Antiseptic, soothing, healing. Gives quick rellet l

CARTOON MUSICAL SERIAL

OPTICAL SIDIlI-Alfl‘!

All monkes and human beings haveeycs wi h round pupils.

-TIIE PUBLIC SERVICE 0F CANADA

' REQUIRES All ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HEALTH INSURANCE STUDIES. $0.000,

(or Department o! National Health and Weliare, Ottawa. To as- ‘Lst in soeardinstlng preliminary studies connected with the in- troduetion oi Health Insurance in Canada.

TWO MEDICAL OFFICERS, $4,500-$5,l00 and

.- 84300-85400

-~ o! National Health and Weltare. One to be in ‘ all!» Department's activities at Vancouver with sick quarantine. medical Immllratlan and the medical ex- or Oivli Servants, and the other at Quebec.

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o! labour, oiiswe. n, s, rggpqiﬂ]; go, u.

,. , m m“! the Vocation-i Schools Assistance Agree- "Qlmlﬂl tflihiﬂa of apprentices.

ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR. OF TRAINING, ' _BILINGUAL, $4.Z00-S4.800

. mawlm-‘ngmlrigufl "l?" Pllllzljllll. d:- ~ , ec appert hing 0

t, tly Roach-speaking sections 0t the country. i 1m posters in Post Oﬂicea, National lnpley- ‘i . Ind Civil Service Commission Ofllees ~ mwltma forms. etmihuiie tleereat. should

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Pletou, on the slip. and now is the this work should be done but the powers that. be do not seem ‘to think so. No doubt. some t-me after our Perry returns, the dredge will arrive and then tesrns anc motorists will in be nreventec from crossing wile the work o dredgim is carried on .—G¢O

AUGUSTINE COVE W. I.

The July meeting o! Augustine Cove W.I. was held at the homo o! Mrs. Frank Macwilliams Thurs- day evening July 4th. The Presid- ent opened the meeting by repeat.- ing the Creed in unison, Roll call res nded to bv sixteen members anti“ ems 1w member ‘gained. u IBBWII’ read and approved. BiliucII 82.30 was paid to Mrs Wilfred Peters tor canvas. etc Plans for convent- ion were discussed and made. Dele- gates to attend next year's meeting were Mn. ‘Nendall Macmdyen. Mrs. Roy Outnliile Mrs. Webster was appointed to nomin- aio these delegates at convention.

The tree re rts were not heard as the i-nem rs were not present. New zines apmnted were sick and program, s. Austin Cameron Mrs. my Cutclitie. Roll call to be answered with a cent. for every inch the siae .11 waist. A pantry salo was put on July 18th and proceeds smoun to 037.70. collection 80 cents. Next meeting

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Wednesday, a u-auiq- at»; out the congestion! sore throat due to Cold , rid of the mucus! Stop cough- . no il-Vleeortl. n the ingi Ease that parched feehn at the back oi‘ the nose an

ea-mm Stewart. Polson’a Coug _ 2.53.4‘. M]. i: regularly and try {or bee“; w- I-lr I1 - IMF-c Syrup. by the way is a tonit: as well as a remedy for coughs and colds. i-"Iﬂl In ‘he druggiats in 33c bottles.

The Family of the late Mrs. Alex- ander MacPherson wish to thank the relatives, friends and neighbours for the beautiiul flowers, cards o! sympathy and lib-s many acts o! kindness shown us in the loss o! our dear mother.

TBYON W. I.

The regular monthly meetinqot‘ the 'i‘ryon Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Heath How- att on July 8th with seventeen

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members and one visitor in at- tendance, one new member paid! tee. The meeting opened wi-th the singing of the last verse of the Institute carol and the Institute Creed was repeated in unison. The roll call was answered by handing i inmaterials for a Red Cross, quilt, The minutes were read andi approved. A letter from I-LB.‘ Chandler was read. The repre-i srntatives to the District Con- vention executive meetiniz gave their report. It was reported that the district forwarded a lame donation of clothing to be sent to Europe. It was mistakenly atl- vertised that a recent concert! staged in the community hall was‘ sponsored by the Institute. 1t was decided that an ice cream social be held on Mr. Heath Hot-Inn's lawn, , The school committee reported that a cupboard valued $5.00 was‘ purchased and it was moved and! seconded that this bill be pa .‘ The sick committee reported that‘ no sick call had been made. The' new SICIGWIOIIIITIIIIEE. Mrs. Austini Smith. Mrs. Leslie Edwards and. Mrs. Maurice Howatt, It was de-‘ cided that Red Cross quilting be. held Jilly 22 in the community’ hall. The next meeting is to be held at Miss Ruby Kuwait's llld| the roll call is to be answered with what should I do tor the school this year.“ The collection. amounted to s1. . The program‘ consisted of a reading by ]\(rg_I 090119’ Pratt "The children take‘ l Mil‘ The wngramme commit- if; I£ga:l;Xtlw{neet,'tl;iisLIi/lrs. All§~ I . iss ess e , , Leélie Edwards. ° m M" i he meeting closed ' ' the National Anthem. Ia’ ltrdgitrh‘ and cake was served by the has. Iéginzlilsied by her daughter. Miss

to be held at th h, r MacGregor. Mietianxze oclaraiejd- II)?

Musing National Anthem,

SORE THROAT

MISERY

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Nothing will put you down faster than a deep-seatecL-coid on the chest. Bacteria-laden mucus will clog the throat-this produces coughing and upsets dIEBSlIOH- _Yoti may pave the way for serious illness when you neglect a bad Coid-delay-cafi be dangerous for ou and for others near you. hy not be sensible and treat" your eold nowr-to day. Rely_ on Pol- son s Cough Syrup, it quickly attacks the bacteria that keep

a Montague. P.E.l. g

up the irritation. Hel to clear ei your I Get ,

throat! A iiel iui remedy is

Syrup. Use

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ACCESSORIES Complete Luhtlcatlm. .. ,. Phone 44-11

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General Merchandise _ DIIY GOODS and GROCEBIES

Phone 3 Montague. P.I.I.

MONUMENTAL F“! Sal‘ MANUFACTURERS é A Limitedmlgilgirélgsi‘ S“ FT. GRAIN “on an, Montana such. illnntaiue cz-z ewiriimuir. r. a. l. "m" m” °"“'°""°"" o VMMN. T. M. Llewellyn Ltd. Llewellyn’: Caters to I Bouiireauit a more}? . o t sfﬁ§'.i"ll'l'l'i.. “All Needs o! Householder “""‘- "*1 B" Gee-c Enmm“ F" n. ‘mm Enjoying an ever increasing patronage from mos. sO-IIIITTRY oil“ Tgfesxhlaf‘ SAT‘ Montague and surrounding districts is the general screams n‘ Phone 32 “Dunne. l“. store of T. M. Llewellyn Ltd. Hm“ s7 Manual", n“.

Formerly operated by Messrs. L. B. and Milton Mellish the firm has been under its present manage- ment since 1940.

A general store in the real sense of the word Lleweliyms caters to all needs of the householder. Besides carrying a complete line in groceries and - feeds the store boasts s comprehensive assortment of boots and shoes.

Blossom of Canada top-grade flour is high up on the many list of products carried by the firm.

For the convenience of the motoring public Llewe|lyn’s carry Irving Oil products. -

The store renfains open Tuesday and Saturday nights in order to better serve its patrons from out- lying farming areas of Montague.

so ' WATTEIWOITH COLD STORAGE (J. M. Clair. Prep» and CANNING FACTORY CIIISPY - CRUST BREAD w‘ ‘bu’! Bee ua about Cold Storage Locker Space. Delivery in Montague Canning of all Kinda I" "I'm" wmrun WATTEBWOBTI! Phone 10 Montague. PEI. Montague.

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EASTERN Piitlxﬁllsﬁ COMPANY

EAIT PACK EI-AND CHICKEN HADDII - CHICKEN - DEEP

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STEWART 8i BECK

‘ Central Merchant; Look In And Inspect 0m- Fllll Llne of FURNITURE

Phone 87 Montague, P1,], ‘ t

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(Est. 1884i Oldest Established l-‘lrm In Montague

GROCEBIES - IﬂtIlTl‘ - FLOUR. - FEEDS Smokers‘ Supplies,

Supplies and Hardware Phone 8 Montague, P.E.I.

J. J. STEWART

HEATS - FISH VEGETABLES

Phone 4 Main St

Montague. P.li‘..l. \' xAAl wmo<nmomm

‘i Estate

W. B. LEARII Rag'ii

THE MEN'S SI-IOP

THESE FIRMS WILL SERVE YOU WELL.

PATIONIZE THEM POE YOUI REQUIREMENTS

IMKEIZIPS RARACE

(Robert r. McKeulIs. Prop.) rams and osssnr. liar/imp

DELUXE MOTOE OIL DUNIDP TIRE!

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IRVING OIL PEODUCT5 WASHING - SIMONIZING LUDlTION

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