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Extra heavy 3 1-2 inch and 4 inch pipe suitable for well casing or building posts. Also one 42-inch boiler cas- ing, 12 feet long, suitable for fiume or culvert. Large quan- tity of used belting. all sizes. Substantial reduced prices.

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..0wIiu. may CLINIC." bouris. Friday. October 13th. 2 to 4 r. M.

Miss Barbara Beck. student of P. W. C.. Charlottetown spent the holiday week-and at her home in Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Currie and children. Dawn and Fraser. of Charlottetown were week-end guests of Mrs. Elsie Watterworm. Montague.

Miss Ruth Johnston. teacher ni Glen William school who is spend- in: a few weeks' holidays at her home in Murray Harbour North. was a recent visitor to Montague and Charlottetown.

Mr. Albert Aitken of Lower Montague and Mr. John Shaw oi Montague. spent the past week- end in the western part nf the Is- land where they visited friends.

Mr. Louie Dan Johnston. stu- dent of Mount Allison Academy. spent the past few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnston. Montague.

Mr. J. E. Dunning returned to Montague after spending the week-end in Middleton. N. S.. guest at the home of his son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Duncan Robinson.

Miss Thelma Larter of the staff of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce. Montague. spent the past few days in Saint John. N. B.. where she attended the Maritime rally of the Young People's Soc- iety of the Presbyterian Church.

The Nickersori family, Valley- field, were recent visitors to Bon- shaw where they visited relatives and friends.

Mrs. George Craig Roger. of Charlottetown. spent Thanksgiving in Montague. the guest 0 Mrs. Craig's aunt. Mrs. A. C. MacKay.

and son.

Miss Victoria Walker. Montague and Miss Dorothy Isaac. nurse at the King's County Hospital, Mon- tague spent the holiday weekend in New Glasgow where they visit- ed friends and relatives.

Mrs. M. in. Martin has returned to her home in Valleyfieid after spending a few days with mem- bers of her family in Charlotte- town. -

Mrs. Stephen Shaw. Charlotte- town, is visiting. in Montague. guest of her brother-in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mac- Kay. L

.. 'ASPHAI.'l' shingle-.1 ronfins. building papers. fibreglass insul- ation ctc. now in stock; Also lim- ited quantities of seconds avail- able at money saving prices. Also clearing price on insul brick sid- ing. Clark Bros. Montague, Mt. Stewart and St. Peters Bay.

. E CONDITION IMPROVING - .. word has been received in Mon- tague that the condition of Mr Frank Kennedy, who was taken to Camp Hill Hospital last week. is much improved. While working in his barn last. week. Mr. Keimedy fell from a considerable height and suffered a severe injury to his neck. He was immediately taken to the King's County Hospital. and later flown to Halifax by an R. G.- A.F. plane from Summerside with his gradual improvement. the doctors think that an opemtion may not be deemed neceas J. His many ii-lends here wish Mr..Keu- nedy a complete and satisfactory recovery.

Dwelling Burned Al Cambridge

A fire of unknown origin com- pletely destroyed the home of Mr. Everett Irving of Cambridge yes- terday morning. at 11 A.M. It. is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Irving were at home at the time. and noticed the fire in the upstairs sec- tion of the house. Before long the fire had gained- such headway U139 it was impossible to put it out. do- splte the added assistance of neigh- bors who had gathered. with their assistance. however. a considerable quantity of furniture was saved. None of the other buudinga were damaged. but a mar-by woods was in danger of catxning at the might of the blaze. No report on the es- timate of the damage is ltnovm. al- though it is reported that it is partly coverod by insurance-

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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie and daughters. Call and Lynn. 0! aharlottatown spent the, weekend in Montague guests of Mrs. J. w. cu-ruthera.

Georgetown. 0 O O and Vicinity Mr. Malcolm Allan was a visitor

to his home in Georgttown ion Sunday.

Miss Earlene Lzvers of Ch - lottatown visited during the we . - end with relatives in Georgetown.

Mr. Arnold Murphy. student at St. Dunstan's College was a hall day guest at his home.

Mr. Maurice Donovan of Plctou. . 5., was a recent visitor to Georgetown.

Miss Jean Macconneii. stud nt at Notre -Dame Academy. sp nt Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. Macconnell.

Miss Helen Murphy. who is at- tending Notrc Dame Academy.

spent the holiday week-end at her home on Richmond Street.

Mr. Daniel Morrison. law student at Dalhousie University. Halifax. N.S., enjoyed Thanksgiving at his home in Georgetown. C

Miss Louise Murphy of DeBloi3 Bros, in Charlottetown, spent the holiday week-end with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Mur- rhy.

Miss Joan McQuiliun, Not.rc Dame Academy student was the holiday guesi of her mother. Mrs. Wilfred McQuiiisn. A

Miss Rosalie Kigglns of New Waterford. N. S.. motored to the Province on Saturday and spent Thanksgiving as the guest of Mayor and Mrs. P. L. Boudreault.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. F. Gallagher nf Moncton. N. B.. motored to Georgetown on Saturday and vis- ited with Mrs. Gallagher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. MacConIielL

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keeping of Kentville. N. S., arrived in George- town on Saturday by car and trailer and spent the long week- end as the guests of Mr Keeping's mother, Mrs. Cosgwell.

Albert MacPhee. Donald King. Jack King and Gordon Gotoll lef.t last week by car for New Bruns- wick. where they 'will he em- ployed.

Mr. Gordon McLenIIan of New Waterford. N. S..” was a holiday guest at the home ol'Mayor and Mrs. P. L. Boudreault.

Mr. Neil A. Wight. Dominion Government, Dredge crew member, 5P?YIt the holiday with Mrs Wllht and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fay and family of Southport. were visitors 0" '51-lnday at the home of Mr. Fays sister. Mrs. Agnes Murphy.

Miss Dorothy Cullen of Char. lottetown was a Thanksgiving holiday guest at the home of Mr and Mrs. F. J. DeLory.

Mr. John Parker of the R. C. A. F., station in Summerside. spent the wcek-and as the Run: of his mother. Mrs. Barbara Parker. Georgetown Royalty.

Mlu Beatrice Mair. Prince of Wales College student was 1., non. rlny guest. of her grandmother. Mrs. Mary Yoraton.

Miu Ann MacDonald. student at Notre Dame Academy in Char. luttetown. spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Captain and Mrs. Cyrano MacDonald.

Mr. Herb Hemphiil and daugh- ter Myrna. I who have been the guests of the Hemphlil family of Burnt Point. left late in the week for their home in Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morarity of Halifax, N. S.. accompanied by their daughter. Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter, motored in Georgetown last week ayl were the guests of Mrs. Morarity's Ino- ther, Mrs. .JoIeph Bouchard for several days.

The Dominion Government De- partment of Public Works floating pile driver is engaged in driving rule: at the Queen's Wharf. Much is gindergoing extensive repair wor .

The death occurred at Halifax. N. on Sunday. October 1st of Mn. Mary Ann Manual. widow of the late Henry T. M nuel. in her 76th year. The deceased was a incmber of st. Jame United Church. the Church onary

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Ho GUY Wood. for best rolIa- lst. Mrs. Sterling Glilisple: 1. Mrl. Colin Dixon: 3. Mrs. John B. Macfuac.

MacDonald'a.Servica Station for best chocolate cake-1. Mrs. Start lint Gilllsplli 2. Mrs. Arthur llgllht: 3. pMra. Gordon MacDon- I

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Alex Mooney -- best lemon pie -Miss Pearle Stewart.

Central Market - but" light raisin pie-Mrs. Annie McCoI-. mack. '

N. H. Richards-best pint 1st mustard pickles-Mrs. Guy Coffin.

Belt pint jar pickled fruit-Mrs. Annie Mccormack. Souris.

3!-'St pint Jar preserved straw- berries-1, Mrs. Angus McCoy. mack.

Best pint jar of chow chow- Mrs. Burton Corkum.

Mayor C. E. Lavle-best apple pie-Mrs. Reid Underhay.

Keay's Service station --but pint preserved strawberries-Mrs Angus Mccormack.

Best pint preserved raspberries -Mrs. Alton Robertson.

Waldron Dingweli-best dough- nuts-Mrs. John W; Robertson.

A. Acorn-best dark fruit cake-Mrs.' Annie L. Mccoi-mack. J. P. MacPhee-best dozen tea biscuits - Miss Abineita Smith: best loaf white bread- Mrs. Gor- don MacDonald.

SPECIAL PRIZES-FANCY WORK AND WOOLLEN GOODS

Donated by P. A. Muclsaaev-for best man's.sweatar .'knittedi' Mrs. John A. Stewart.

Star Grocery-fancy apron. hand made-1, Mrs. Elmer Fraser; 2. Mrs. Spurgeon Walker; 3. Ina Coffin.

Dlngwell Funeral Home-best sofa cushion, knit or crocheted-- Mrl. George S. MacDonald.-

Angus Mccormack - best pair hand made. fancy socks-Mrs Joyce Marteii.

Souris Snack Bar - best lady's knitted sweater - Mrs. Allan Ro- bertaon.

Cheverle Bros.Gbeqt pair wooi- len socks--Mrs. William Howlett. Melvin J. McQuaid - best pair woollen gloves Mrs. Irving Baker.

Larter's Pharmacy-knitted hed- spread-Mrs. Warren Aitken.

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Lean Ltd. - single bacon type sow. under 8 months - Frank MacAulay & Son: Pen 2 bacon hogs-Frank MacAulay 8: son: Pen 4 bacon hogs-Frank Mac- Aulay & Son. , Quakter Oats Cn.-best reg. Yorkshire low with litter Frank MacAulay dz Sons.

C. E. Praltdz Sons-grade oi reg. sow under 6 months-1. Ernest Underhay; 2, Frank Mac- Aulay dz Son; 3. Frank MacAulay Son..

Dingweii dz Rossltor - best. pr. bacon type hogs --- 1. Frank Mac- Aulay & Sons: 2. Erank Mac- Aulay & Sons; 3. Frank MaeAuiay dz Sons.

Canada Packers-best saw. any age - Ernest Underhay; best boasr. any age - Frank MacAulay

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Swift Canadian Co. Ltd. Champion bacon type has - Frank

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hlacAulay '& Sons; but Yorkahira sow. litter of 6 - Frank Mac- Aulay; swine herd. boar and 2 sows - Frank MacAulay & Sons. Blrt's Feed Service - senior herd. I boar and 2 sows - Frank MacAulay dz Sons: junior aherd- Frenk MacAulay & Sons.

SPECIAL PRIZE!-POULTRY:

Donated by Quaker Oats Co.- best breeding pen, any bread - Mrs. Edison Rose.

Eastern Packing Co.. Souris Plymouth Rock breeding pen Mrs. Edison Rose: Red Hamp- shire breeding pen - Mrs. Edison Rose.

St. Peter's Egg Grading Station -- best lien. any 'breed - John W. Robinson: best rooster. any breed - Mrs. Edison Rose.

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SPEW PRIZES FOB SHEEP

Donated by J. J. Hughes Co. Ltd.-Shropshire flock - Prasten Brycnton; Oxford flock-Howard Norton; Soutl-Idown or Cheviot flock - A. A. Johnston.

Canada Packers - Fan of 4 market lambs -- 1. Prdlton Bry- enton: '2. Ernest llndarhay; 3. Frank MacAulay. .

Swift Canadian Co. Ltd.-best -pen of 4 market lamha--1. Pm- ton Bryendqn; 2, Ernest Under- hay; 3, Frank MacAulay.

Bruce tewart (Imperial oil Agent) - Cheviot Ihearling ewe -- Frank MacAulay.

Ernest Underhay - for has! ahearllng male, any breed-Prep ton Bryenton: but shearllng awn any breed -- Howard Norton.

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