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DRTGAGE SALE

0F HOUSE ANI) LAND lN sIONTAGUE LN KING'S COUNTY

There will be sold at public auc- tlon In front of the Law Courts building in Charlottetown on Tues- dsy the Eighteenth day of Oc- tober, A.D. 1949, at the hour 0i Twelve O'clock noon, ALL and singular that certain piece or par- ccl of land situate, lying and being In ihe Town oi Montague In King's County, bounded and described as follows, that is to II)"

COMMENCING at the intersec- tion of the cast side of Soclrvillo Street with the north side oi Cen- tre Street and thence running east along the north side of Centre Street for Two Hundred feot on to MacDonald Street, thence north along the west side oi MacDonald Street Fifty-Five foot, thence west parallel to Centre Street afore- said Two Hundred feet to Sack- viile Street aforesaid and thence south along Sackvillo Street to the place of commencement, being plota marked "l" and "B" of lot N0. M on the plan of the estate of the late Pierce Gaul.

The above sale is made under and by virtue oi a power oi sale contained in a certain lndenturc oi mortgage bearing date the Sec- ond day oi December A.D. 1941 and made between Hilda M. illi- cirey oi Montague aforesaid, Mar- ried Woman, OF THE FIRST PART; and W. Vernon sQIfdBIl oi Charlottetown in Queen's County, Clerir, 01" THE OTHER PART, and because oi default having been made in psyrn nt oi the princi- pal money an interest secured thereby.

For further particulars apply to A. Walthsn Gaudct, LL.B., Solici- br, Phillips Building, 111 Grafton ltrcot, Charlottetown.

Dated this ldth day sf Septem-

bor, AD. 1049. W. VEINON PSAIIDEN, Mortgagce.

MORTGAGE SALE

OI HOUSE AND LAND IN MONTAGUE IN KING'S COUNTY

There will be sold at IIIIWB "l°' Ion In front oi the Law Courts building in Charlottetown on Tool- dsy the Eighteenth day oi 0o tobcr A-D. 104D. at the hour of Twelve Thirty O'clock in the attor- noon, sIl and singulsr that certain piece or parcel oi land situate. lying and being on Lot or Town- ship Number Fifty-Two in King's County, hounded and described as follows, that is to say:

COMMENCING on the north side oi Queen's Road at the south- east sngls oi land In the posses- sion of Jsmos Shaw, thence north along said James Shaw's east boun- dary lino to land now or formerly in the possession of Samuel Bold. thence east along said Samuel Reid's south boundary lino to land in possession oi the said 8am Reid, thence south along said Samuel Reid's west boundary lino to the said Queen's llosd afore- said, and thence westwardly along lame to the place oi commence- ment, containing Ono-Half acre oi land a little more or loss.

The shove sale is rnsds under and by virtue oi a power of sale contained In a certain Indenturc If mortgage bearing date the lilhtaonih day of Juno A. D. i048 Ind made between John II. Mao- Pherson of Montague in Kingﬁ County, Carpenter, with llsasi Mscliherson, his wife. OI‘ ‘l’!!! FIRST PART, and Jennie O. Wood- Ilian oi Charlottetown in Queen's County, Widow, OI Till OFIHII PAM. and because of default hav- ing been made In payment oi the Principal money and Interest scour- Odrgoreby. _ w

further particulars apply l. Walther: Gaudet, 1.1.8., Colloi- hf. Phillips Building, l1]. Grafton mm: 1m- siy f Iepts s o I- ii All. llil, JINIIIE C. WOODIAN, nonsmo-

SEPTEMBER 3o, ' 1949

wmsiio: mo I VICINITY ,

A number of farmers in Winsloe ' have been busy shipping turnips . at. the station during the week.

A large crowd attended the ' chicken supper at Winsloe North ' l-lsll, lsst Wednesday evening.

Miss Olga Ford has accepted a position in Charlottetown at the Russ Hotel. l-ier friends wish her success at her new employment.

Little Evelyn and Myrna Bal- lem, Msrshileld. are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Taylor.

Miss Jean MscFarlsne has re- turned to her home in Wlnsloe, after spending an enjoyable time in Montreal.

Messrs Russel Diamond and Jimmie Good. have returned home from U.S.A. where they have been during the past week.

Amdng the college students who spent last week-end in Winsloe were: Misses Beatrice and Doris Jenkins, Phyllis Ford, Roms Rodd and Freda MscKinnon.

The many friends in Winsloe and surrounding districts wish to extend their best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mr. John Jones, Harrington. who is a patient in the P.E.I. Hospital.

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Cornwall. York Point Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. George Hyde on Sept. 5th, the meeting opened by singing 0‘ Con- ada followed by the creed in un- ison Roll Coll was answered by 18 members and 3 visitors. The minutes of the‘ lest meeting were read. s-Pproved and signed. Cor- espondencc was reed and discussed. Reports oi the different com- mittees were then given. 1r was moved and secmded that $5.00 be donated to the T. B. Lea- gue and it was decided to canvass the district for the Salvation Anny fund. It was moved and seconded that a bill of $5.00 be ordered paid. Plans were made for a chicken and ham supper to be held at Co- and ham supper to be held at Corn- wall l-lsll on Sept. m and a Com- mittee was appointed to meet st York Point School on Sept. 9 to make arrangements for some. It was moved and seconded that Mrs. James Beers be appointed on the Cornwall School Committee. Program Committee ior next meeting Mrs. Charlie MacKinnon Mrs. Harold Scott. Mrs. Reggie MacEwtn and Mrs. Colin MacPhail. Collection ior the evening tl.1'l. Mrs. Cleve Roberts klndliy ln- vited the rnembe s Io her home for Oct. meeting. Roll Call to be

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

ROYAL BANK DIRECTOR

E. B. MCINERNEY

B. STRATH

E. B. Mclnerney whose appointment as a Director oi The Royal Bank of Canada is announced. Manager of the bank's London, England Branch Milli’! 1929 and for seven years Manager in Paris. Mr. Mcinerney is a prominent figure in financial circles of Britain and the Continent. He will retire as Manager of London Branch on October 31st but will icon- tinue to reside in London. He will be succeeded by B. Straih, Assistant Manager oi London Branch since 194B,

Dorothy Dix Says —

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bid view of marriage would be to bring her in contact with some happily married people. Certainly human happiness reaches its high- est peak in the union of a man and woman who lovc such other lrulv and faithfully and unselfishly; who find their greatest pleasure in each olher's companionship, end who have the never-ending interest and joy oi seeing their children grow up about them.

There are plenty of such loving and contented husbands and wives. and for a woman to disbclleve this is as foolish 1s if she thought nil apples rotten because she found n single decayed one in a barrel. Moreover, this girl should be brought to see that marriage, and even husbands, is pretty much what the wives make it, :.nd because these people who tell her that a girl had better be deed than married have failed, simply shows that they have turned out a bird job. It is no sign that she would fall.

DEAR MISS DIX: I am short, only five feet tall, and it has given me a terrific inferiority complex. I have tried to rcnson with myself to convince myself that I am fortunate that I am healthy in body nnd mind when there are sick people end stupid people nll about me. Then all I need ls to go to a party where, as usual, I am the shrimp. and this awful sense of inferiority comes over me io spoil everything. ls there any way l can overcome this feeling of inferiority?

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ANSWER: The only way is to fight it continually and thank , God that you are short in inches instead of brains. Study hnrduinrl work hard and make yourself so important that people will only think of your mind lnstendof your body. Make them look up to your achievements instead oi down on your stature. History has n lot of comfort for you, There are thousands of human shrimps, as ynu call them, who have made wholes of success.

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally in readers, but will ans- wcr problems oi general Interest through her column.

‘FIRST INVADERS ‘The first recorded invasion of England was in 55 B.C , when the Romans sent an expedition to Brit-

anewered by each member naming their first boy friend. The meet- ing closed with the National An-

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mals, the line of blue caressing the tree-crowned hills, a gllni; of flame amidst the spruces by the mill or the wind of Autumn wan- dering along ‘the. pond-water,

Between two showers, "we walked a mile with pleasure" as fer as the corner-store today, our excuse, ends of shopping, but in the main to have a spell in the open. It would be a matter of re- 879i. lo allow a last Summer day i" 531D BWBY unmarked. Tawny shades are coming now 10 the bracken along the roadside; the Roldenrod is exchanging its brighr glory for a hoary crown; home- stends are settling d0wn\for Win- i" "m0"! meadows decked in a strange green, and fields drsb now nr red-brown with new fur- rows.

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The folks at the corner-shire continue their busy round, grow. in! 8 bit older with each year's passing but keeping ever young at heart. Bearing kindly and as Kfﬂciollﬁiy as always their im- portam role in the life of ours and more distant communities. Buttercup, for the time content to rest, on the lsurels gained ss an idol of the footllghts, has added many scars of lnntle to himself since the palmy days, but. is still bland nnd handsome, and shows no signs of nursing any uchlnr: heart. - - - And Tabby, cat of our own? "Scat!" James says stamp» lng a stocklnged foot. by stove-

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Good-night. - - -

SOUTH WINSLOE W. l.

The Sept. meeting of the South Winsloe WFI. was held at the home of Mrs. Sterling Rodd, The meet- ing opened with the creed, followed by Roll Call answered by eleven members; one visitor was wel- corned.

The minutes oi.’ the previous meeting were read and approved.

It was moved and seconded that the slgnboerd be paid for. 'Iihe School Committee had no report.

The Sick Committee reported sending fruit to one who Was lll. Following are the New Committees: school commlttee~teacher and Mrs. E. Rodd, sick committee- Mrs. H. Diamond and Mrs. L. Gill- espie.

Correspendence was rihen read. it was decided to canvass the dis- trict for the SaIVatIOn ArmyJt was moved and seconded to donate $10.00, to the Protestant Orphanage: n~

letter of thanks was read also a '7

letter from the T. B. league asking for increased support in Seal sale campaign; one member expressed thanks for fruit received. Next meeting to be held in the Winsloe

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Lunch committee. Mrs. l-L-Craw- ford, Mrs. H. Diamond and Mrs. A. Ford. Meeting adjourned after which a. dainty lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

COLLAR. FROM EGYPT IS NECKWEAR STYLE

LONDON. Sept. 28 —- (CP) Fashion has gone back to ancient Egypt ior its newest idea in jewel- - a flat Egyptian collar for evening wear which ls sometimes so elaborate that it fills in much oi the decolletage.

The choker necklace has been quite replaced in British style cir-

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