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h3g1: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

mince Bowman 3 DAYS TODAY — Flll. — SAT.

SHOWS‘- 3:30 — 7 - 9 COME EARLY

rose a miracle that stirred a million hearts! This i5" the story or (Wag, who dreamed-and Bill, ‘ who loved — the strange and wondrous promise he made . . . and the bright and shining mir- ocle that come of it olll

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presents

RUSSELL JINNEVS

“THE MIRACLE 0F THE

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SHOWS 7 - 8.45 —- MATlNEE SAT. ONLY 2.30

THE EASTERN ouAuoiAul

bonus-s: DIONTAGUE: Harold r. Stews t, Mlle

AGENT GEORGETOWN 2

AGENT SOUIEIS:

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

Landry, Albert Althea, Mrs. Byron Harriet Clair.

Weldon Levers.

Francis Cheverle

bought at my of the

Mlse B. A. Llewellylli ulll- 0b.).

in Sourls: Condon‘: and Florence

Boner; in St. Peter's: The Post Office.

‘AN EXTRA CENT buys 5100's worth at Msboifs 1c Sale at Mon- tague.

. “AN EXTRA CENT buys 3800's worth at Mabon’: Rexall 1c Sale at Montague.

..'BABGA1N8 GALORE st Mab- on’: Rexsll Sale. November 24th, 25th. 26th. 27th.

.-‘BUY your Winter's supply of Dnigs and Toilet articles and save 50% st Mabons Rexall 1c sale Nov. 24th. 25th. 26th. 27th.

~'AN EXTRA CENT buys $2.00‘s worth of Drugs. Toilet articles, Patent medicines. etc" at Maborfs Rexail 1c Sale at Montague. careful casting. solid stories and top-grade production values.

'l‘he setting for this yarn about a great horse. a headstrong glrl and a l..>'..~.1'-,!.2 zsgzibond who was branded un outlaw is in the color- ful Southwest, of tho 1890's. ‘Us about a bold attempt to cheat the horse ranchers lllElT‘.

Featured roles in the fihn are portrayed by Columbia's sensational new plnyrr. William Bishop. and Virginia Patton. Gordon Jones and Jrrnes Bell.

_of easy travel. With the signs that

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Sponsored By Y’S MEN'S CLUB

He's s Plstol-Packin’ Poppa . . . And He's Out to Loot the west With Laughter . . . It's a Round- Up of Uproars About a Trigger- Shy Essterner . . . Who Shoots ﬁrst and Runs Afterwards . . .

Usually the Wrong Wily . . . You'll V Roar With Laughter from Start. Slgrztgmasllilced imecilﬁulo ha“ the

to Finish.

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lernmerit tug "Pugwash" ' \isitor to his home over the week- l end

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‘ home for the ivinter with coal.

again for another year and on the average I guess it was a poor one.

painted recently. the work done by job.

son too. hauled and winter.

~-‘BUY your Christmas Glite and save money st Maboifs Rexall 1c Bale. at Montague.

IWOMENS MISSIONARY S0- CIETY Thankoflerlng Service in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Churoh, Montague, Sunday, Nov. 33th, gpeeisl music by the Brooklyn

o. .

0n Saturday morning residents woke up to witness the first real snow fall of the season. All day the snow~ fell so that the streets and roads were sluggish and wet. Pedestrians found little difficulty moving about although it was quite wet. but cars had great difficulty in going up the Wood Island hill, so much so that many went. by the new MacDonald Avenue rosd so as to escape the hill. It ivss also re- ported that cars were having some trouble with Bell's Hill and Mann's hill. However. in the evening farmers reported that the roads were in fair condition. and capable

old man winter is fast approach- ing, the town is having all drains cleared with Mr. Ham MaeLellan doing an excellent lob. Such measures will do much to reduce flood damage in the spring. -Lan.

‘LADIES, WHEN YOU ARE

SHOPPING FOR. NYLONS. BUY AT MONTAGUE SHOE STORE.

Murray River And Vicinity

returning '

local schooners are

Capt. Wallace White u making; a second trip to Plctou for coal.

Mr. and lilrs. l-larold Bell expect to move into their new home soon.

Thos Fraser's cannery is being

Well the shooting season is overl

Miss Lexie Penny had her house “'85

Mr. Sencabaugh. good

Mr. Bruce Gormley oi’ the gov- was a

Fishing is about over for the sea- most of the boats are turned over for the

Mr. Fraser has a record for al- ways canning a good product for tvhirh he always finds a rczidy market.

Work is also being done to The United Church. root shingled and other repairs done by Messrs Carl Richards. Thomas Herring arid

{Colin White.

Farmers are still hauling pota- toes to the starch factory arid the river below the bridge ls giving off

i the same "old ordor" as other falls

irom the refuse in grinding Mur. Hb.

Fraser's cannery has closed for a recess after canning clams and clam chowder and they were very good! Mr. Fraser canned over four hundred cases of chowder and about five hundred cases of clams. sold under "Capt. John's" label to Mr. Britten of St. John N. B.

Shipping has been quite brisk this fall. Besldesour local schooner-s loaded here. there was a New- foundland schooner the Lena and Robert loaded by Lea and Mae- Farlmie. ‘rwo Canso vessels also

loaded here by the farmers. And

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NOVE

Procter 8i Gamble’: amazing Tlﬂfis vmhdsys

. . . no soap-no otlier“surls”- no other ivaslulay product . known-will get your family wash as Clillll as Tide!

WORLD'S CIEIIIEST, IRIGIITEST, WIIITEST WASH

l. . ionly Tide gives you all this. No matter what your favorite washing product may be. Tide will get everything cleaner-even grimy overalls.

Tide lGBVCBlCEOIhGS free from dirt . . . an

d removes dingy soap film, too.

‘Yet with all its cleaning power, Tide‘: safe . . . truly safe for washable colors. in fact, soap-dulled prints actually come brighter with Tide! And ‘Tide-washed white things are really something! In hardest water, Tide gets them more dazzling white than anv other washing product known. Yes, Tide is washday's BIG NEWS

New miracle ‘suds!

More suds in hardest water! Kind-to-hands suds that

look dlﬂerentJeeldiifcrent! 2T‘- Wonderful in the dlshpan. too! Try Tide for dishes . . . see how they sparkle. Even without wiping.

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m: WORKS gxrnivmmiictes m llllRD warm!

Grant Graham's l-‘airmile loaded for Corner Brook Neild. by Lea and Aiacl-“arlane.

We always like to see Louie on defence with his blonde brother Willie. When those two hoys are on defence in front of our "Super goalie" Silas McKay ivell they arc a pretty hard trio to Score on.

There is quite a lot of sickness in the idllaize and Dr. Brehsut has paid a cull lo some folk. We are glad to see our genial Dr. looking so well alter an operation in the P. E. I. Hospital a while ago

This srrlbe asked him a day or two ago how he was feeling imd his answer was "I have never felt so well for a long time." ‘

There has been quite a lot of people left this village and com- munlty for other parts of Canada and the U. S. A. this fall. Among those leaving for U. S. A. were James Harris and family. lnman. Herring and Family. Mrs. Her- ring will he greatly missed as she was a Rcgistered Nurse and one

of those people who never thought it too much trouble to go to a sick room at an; time of the night.

Mention must be made illld credit given to this village for the line new rink which is nearing completion. It will be a credit to the community and also to the master builder Mr. Roddle Mac- Millan of Wood Islands "Roddie" as he is called on getting ac- quainted Mth his fellow workers lss man who certainly knows how to ply the carpenter trade. And everybody says a dandy fellow to work with. and gets along with his men. This building is 195 feet long and 86 feet wide with sn ice surface of 115x12 ft. There will be six dressing rooms canteen, and the ice will be lighted by four rows of lights which will be an im- provement over some of the coun- try rinks which have only three rows. Where is the money com- ing from? Answer “We the People"

Murray Harbor has s name for going over the top with every un-

Mouraoun snoa scone

Will Meet Any RUBBER PRICES

ALI. RUBBER GOODS

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O. HEN BY ADVENTURE

YARN NOW 0N SCREEN

Latest in Columbia's series of ﬁlms adapted from classic liter- ary tales is "Black Eagle, The Story Of A Horse." This new adventure drehi. based on O. Henry's “The Polling 0t Black Eagle" and com- ing to the (Iapitol Theatre tcdnv. follows recent hits rclcsseil by li-ie

~contlnue the scrim‘

studio which obtained tlylr inspir-

ation frtni the works of Robert lnuls Stevenson, Henry W. Long- fellow and Mark Twain.

Movie fans who have already thrilled to "Adventures In Sliver- sdo.’ "The Wreck Of The Hesper- W" and "Best Men Wins" win b; glad to know that "Black Eagle, The Story 0f A Horse" is said ‘to lrsrlilinn for

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derlaking. So we did it before and we can do it again. Going to cost a lat of money though. Tell you later how much it cost. Expectﬂio have it finished in just a few days now and expect to have ice ready for a Christmas skate. and won't the kids have a great tine, yes and the older folk too. We ex- Deﬂ to form a "Southern Kings

Hockey Len

Georgetown and

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OCEANS OF SUDS! NO WATER SOFTENERS NEEDED!

sue" between Moiitagu Murray Harbor

which should make n iery inter esting winter. Sorry to report liid

one of our ers in the

stalwart defence pliilt person of Louie l-lirrl

is not in rugged health just not

and Hospital fo tin; better.

has been in Kitty's Count;

r treatment but is get

DAILY CROSSWORD

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Related Chinese silks Furnished temporarily DOWN

Kind 6f nsh soup Lubricste Expression of sorrow Endurel

A rotary engine

52. 2. 3.

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81. Smear wit. mud. etc.

39. Permit

40. urge snake

42. Chew

44. Selenium tsym.)

45. Slow outlet of a lake (South 0.5.)

47. Serious

49. Allowance for weight

ll. Promote

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i3. Self 16. Eskimo

tool

l9. Platform 21. Slope

24. Pulse

28. lnstrumc "l

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28. Measures

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