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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: llaroitl F. tewlrt, Miss

The Guardian may be following places in Montague: In Georgetown: The Post Office:

AGENT GEORGETOWN :

Roper; in t. Peter's:

Landry, Albert Altken, Mrs. Byron Harriet Clair. Weldon Lovers.

bought at any of the

Miss S. A. Llewellyn} Dlrl-CIIJ. in Souris: Continn’: and Florence Tho Post Office.

..'READEIIS will find dlsnlar sale advts. and auction advta. etc. an our Financial Pa“-

..'ROLEX WATCHES in stock. C. R. Boehner, Jeweller. Montague.

Mrs. Wilfred Dunphy was a bus- iness visitor to the city on Fri- day.

Mrs. Roddie oTlanlcy was in the city on Saturday on business. Mr. J.B. JayTpMtirell, postmast- er, was in the City on Friday on business.

Mr. Fred Morrissey, who was visiting his old home here has re- turned to his home ill Halifax. N5.

Mrs. Jane has left for Boston to spend two months with her sons and daughters.

Mr. anti Mrs. Charles Laplerre are preparing to lezive shortly for Montreal where they will spend the winter months.

Miss Agatha Tll/lacbonald has ta-

‘: that Iiall.

..'FITTED FOOTWEAR at ti? Montague Shoe Store.

Mr. E.V. Jay. of the staff oi Batman's Ltd. was here on bus- iness Tuesday and Friday of last week.

Mr. Horace McEwen, painter and decorator, City, and formerly of Bristol, was here on business last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry McEwen who spent the summer months at their-summer home here, have re- turned to their home in the city.

--'PLAN TO ATTEND the big Community Carnival at Montague on October 6th, 7th and 8th. There is fun for all so cmie and bring the family.

Mr. Doug McEwen is having a new house built in the village. He built one [i few years ago but has sold it and now has St‘\'OI‘.ll car- penters working on the llPvv one lie hopes to move into this

Mr. George Barry; has purchased

ken I P°5il~i°n l" the “"35 slieui lot of land in this vicinity and

duties.

Mr. Maurice Marteli ivill be the new janitor for the church int Morell Village this winter, we are| iniornied.

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Mr. Ed Donneily, City, was ‘

1915 0n Wednesday for her newlhad his house moved out tu the

highway from St. Peter's Harbor.

Ilt is more convenient for him as

he is employed with Dingweii and Rossiters Morell store. __i__

Mr. and Mrs. Starinis Lapierre. \\l‘i0 werermarriod fifty years ago Oct. 3rd were guests at a supper

week-end visitor with his sisterliii their honor given by their mm- here. Mrs. M.B. Keefe and Mf-illy in their old home on Monday Kﬁelﬂ- uiiglit. They were presented with a i - ell-flied , Mr. John Keefe who conductedl“ l plus; ._ a grocery business for some time On Sunday I-lis Excellency the on the Morell road is at present BlbliOp‘Ol Charlottetown arrived $231M U‘; Bﬁirehﬂway frgvm tﬁqto confirm two groups of children. up s ousc w ere e 1-115 Exccllen nrryed 4m h- wiii carry on the business. lsecrctnry RevlyFathel Mcsardle i]; M ‘A ‘time lor 9.30 Mess at the Church T- 1'19"" PET?!’ ﬂrflvﬂd hemp: Si. Lawrence and confirmation over the week-end to visit hlSiwgs git-on after Mass In me 5g- mother. Hector has not been hereqemoon me Bishop and his party

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MUSICAL COMEDY ADVENTURE SHORT

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(iilolisn ‘Trim;

A Il(-\\' apparatus for testing the of building sites hy it Holland

iienrius‘. capacity lizis liccii invented uiii\.'ri'.=iiy

makes his home in Halifax.

onessso CHICKEN and FOWL

LITTLE NECK CLAMS BAR CLAMS OUAHAUGS For Cunning Purposes

SMELTS and EELS For Export

MONTAGUE COLD STORAGE LTD. Montague. P.E.l.

1°? I numb" 0i YBHYS 110W. Helarrived at the Little Flower Church

where a number of children re. ccived their confirmation. In his address the Bishop warned of the terrible things that come from drink and druiikeness and warned young and old to be aware of tl-iils great enemy. He told the children to always remember their pledge to abstain from all liquor at all times. ‘

___._ BUYING DAILY Live or Dressed

FOWL and CHIC KEN for Cunning Purpose EASTERN PACKING

CO.. LIMITED Souris

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.' YJIS. MEETING - The regular meeting of the Young Peo- ple's Society of the Presbyterian Church, i, Montague. was held at the home of the President, Miss Anne Maclilachern on Tuesday eve- ning Sept. 2'ith. The meeting op- ened with the devotional period led by Miss Mary l-lempliill \vh0 was assisted by Miss Sue Hemp-

hiil. Rev. F.N. Young conducted

.l:iii, Formosa, Wis. was read. Roll (‘llll was answered by a verse from ‘Leviticus. Miss Mac-Eachern con- ducted a quiz which proved very interesting. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction.

. ' CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED ~ The nursery club of the Mon- tague Memorial Hospital held their ‘meeting this week on Tuesday eve-

IIERE THEY ARE! KEIIIIEDYIS-i.

"WEEK-EIIII

I Loi- of Misses

. $4.95 _ I Loi of Women's Crepe DRESSES

Sizes 38' to 44

$5.95

‘l Loi- of Plaid Woollen DRESSES $7.95

1 Lei of Moire DRESSES ms

ALSO NOW SllOwlNGz-A (lﬂlnplﬂfé I'm‘. of r.i:.~..~..-..' and Women's COATS. Newest styles; Ilcwcsi shades.

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Spun presses,

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coming year were appointed iii- the lust meeting. President —Mrs. Mac Clair; vice-president. Mrs. Arthur Sullivan; Secretary-Wrens- urer - Mrs. Huston Kydd; The minutes were read and approved. The main business for the even- ing was the ordering of tin incu- bator for the nursery of the Hos- pital. This will certainly be a great asset to the Hospital and

candy to raise money. The biilaiics 0f the evening was spent iii mciid. lug and sewing articles for lh| Hospital. A delicious lunch wu served by the hostess assisted by a number of the ladies. Meeting next wccr will be held at the home o: Mrs. Harold Smith. AGE 0F PLENTY The Golden Age is a phrase aw

the nursery club deserve credit plied 1,0 me must prospgrgug m.

the study, the theme being "Jesusiiiing at the home of Mrs. Doug-

Christ ls Our Lord". A missionary‘ las MacGowan letter from Rev. Hugh MacMil-l

‘And m can you! Yes-you'll be delighted at the dreamy, meit-in-your-mouih pastry you'll turn out-quickly and easily-when you use Swifﬂning-ihe new kind of shortening. There's no difference in the way you use Swift’ning—but what n diﬂgggncg in the results!"

CHERRY PIE

Mcup Swifrning its . it 2 cu ssifted Ztopolgsps. our water

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with eleven iiiem- for their work. They

Cut Swifﬂnlng In» sifted flour sod salt necli mixture is consistency of coarse corn meal. Sprinkle water, ‘gradually, orar flour mixture, blending with fork until dry spots disappear. Place dough on waxed paper; use paper to shape Into ball. Divide dough in half. TIIIIII half of dough onto lightly ﬂoured hoard. Knead twice. Roll out lightly from centre wedges. Fit Into 8" pic pen. Use remaining

half of dough for pastry strips. d.

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beautiful period of a country's culi- tural history.

an she bake cherrypie?"

I up. salt I

i tbsp. buttﬂ or margarine

HI»; 4 cups eannel urt cherries l cup sugar

‘ 2% tbsps. ﬂour

Drain cherries. Combine sugar, ﬂour, nit. Mix wish cherries. Put into pastry-lined pie‘ pan. Dot with butter. Molsten lower edge of crust. Cover with pastry strips. Bake. Tm- pcrnlare: 425T. Tlnm 40 minutes. i

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