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NEWS - COMEDY "Famous Fish I Have Met’

lbw haddock are aver caught in Chnndian waters over 30 inches in length and 10 pounds in weight.

Georgetown And Vicinity

Mrs. James MacL-eod of Murray River was a recent guest oi her mother, Mrs. Minnie RiiTUSC.

Mr. James H. Skinner of Bridge- town was s visitor to Georgetown on Friday.

Miss Alice Compton left e few days ago for Boston, Mass, where she will spend the winter.

Mrs. Arthur Cain and young son 0d Surnmerville were guests for a few days last week oi Mrs. Cain's sister, Mrs, Howard Fouchere.

Mrs. Angus Rice and two child- ren, of Souris Line Road. were re- cent guests oi’ Mrs. Rice's brother- in-lsw and sister, Mr. Howard Vouchers.

Friends throughout

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Georgetown Province

showing made

junior events st the annual St Dunstarrs University track field meet.

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K55"! Hnl- Dodd’s Kieitey Pills help

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and. were pleased to read oi the excellent by a Georgetown boy, Stephen 13811017, in winning the Kelly d: McInnis trophy for the best s.ll around athlete in the

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The leaves of the Bussu palm. which grows in the tidal swamps of the Amazon river. are often 36 ieet

THE EASTER

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AGENTS: lSiONTAGUE: Harold F. Stewart, Miss

Landry, Albert Altken, Mrs. Iyron Harriet Clair.

AGENT GEOBGETOWN: Waldon Levers.

The Guardian may be following places in Montague: l.n Georgetown: The Post Office: Boner:

in St. Book's:

bought at any of the

Mlaa S. A. Llewellyn: MraClay.

in Sourls: Condoms and Florence The Post Office.

--°I'ITTED FOOTWEAR at lb» Montague Shoe store.

Mr. Basil Farrell. sturgeon, was a visitor to Montague on Thursday.

JIIIADEBS will find displer me advts. and auction sdvte. etc. en our Financial Pale.

Mr. Calvin l-lilchey. member oi the staff of the Saickvllle Tribune, was s holiday visitor to Montague.

..'NEW SUNBEAM Miix Master. Toastmaster, shavmaster and Iron- rnaster in stock. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague.

UQIONSON REPAIR. SERVICE and complete stock of repair pert-s- C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague.

Miss Anna MsoLaren. member oi the Provincial Government staff. Qlnt the weekend at her home in Montague.

I Mr‘. Earle Power and. Miss Theresa Corcorsn, New Perth. spent the holiday weekend at their respective homes. Mr. John Hamlan, who is stai- ioned in Montague. was s business visitor to Charlottetown and vic- inity on Thursday.

Mr. A.A. Gilmore. supervlsorof Schools, has been visiting a num- ber oi schools in the vicinity of Montague.

The Nursery Club oi the Mon- tague Memorial Hospital held their meeting this week at the home oi Mrs. Harold Smith. with eight members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Plans were made for the holding oi a show in the evening snd a matinee on the next after- noon. Candy to be sold at the show was packed in bags. Follow- ing the business period, the hostess served a delicious lunch assisted by e number oi ladies.

Up to 1,000 people crowded into the Montague Curling Rink ior the final night of the Community Car- nival on Saturday to bring to a close three nights of communal en-

‘ icrtainment. Each year the Ccm- munity Welfare League sponsors this important program and uses

the money obtained for commun- ity betterment. This year the money is slated to be used on en- larging the present ice-space in the community rink. During the three nights large crowds enjoyed themselves at bingo. chocolate wheels. darts. crown and anchor. spill the milk. horse races and many other attractions. On open- ing night the orchestra of Mr

Ali MaoKeaz-ney was ln attendance through the kind offices oi Brig. W. W. Reid of the Department of Physical Fitness. Mr. Ted Mc- Bwen won the lovely three-tier cake donated by Mrs. MacAulay o1 the Montague Bakery. The door prize was won by Mrs. Arthur Maclcnrsan. The prize for guessing the weight of the bag of flour is to be announced later. The Commun- ity Welfare League expresses their thanks to all workers. and to all citizens who so generously support- ed their program this year. with- out whose support it would be im-

. - Montague guest oi Mrs. Adams’ Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wlggmlon, ' v Montague, were visitors to Char- and M's‘ H°“ard lottetown on‘ Thursday. ' Miss Velma MacNeil and Miss

....° EVENING STAB, new pattern in open stock and sets. 0.1!. Boehner, Jeweller, Montague.

Miss Ann Msmeson and Miss Alphra Wisner were visitors to Montague on Thursday evening.

Mr. Floyd Cann. New Perth. was a business visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday.

Mr. E. B. MacLaren, George- town, was a business visitor to Montague on Friday.

Mr. James Currie. Pictou. spent

s. few days in Montague visiting his’ iamlly.

Miss Greta. Wiggington. Mon-E "Sue. spent the Thanksgiving

holldlys with Miss Eileen Annesr

at her home in Lower Montague.

Miss Doreen Dclron, student of Notre Dame Academy. spent the holiday week-end st her home in Montague.

Mr. Rudolph Hamilton, member of the staff oi the Bank oi Com- merce. Charlottetown, was a week- end visitor to his hcme in Mon- tague.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams, Summersidv. spent the weekend in‘

Hazel Stewart. New Perth. compet- ed ln the Provincial sewing club contest sponsored by the Women's Institute of Prince Edward Island

For Bod Cough, MixThisSpIendieI , Recipe, at Home

. I!ou'il be pleasantly surprised when you make up this easily prepared mixture and try it for e. dlstressinl cough. It is no trouble to mix. I-mi costs but a trifle, yet. it can be de- pended upon to give quick relief.

Make a syrup by stirring 3 cups o!

ulated sugar and one cupof water for a few momenta until dissolved. No cooking heeded. (Or you can use corn syrup or liquid honey instead of augarsyrup.) Get a 2% ounce bottle of Pine: from any drussist. but it. into a 16 ounce bottle and till it in! with your syrup. The 16 ounces thus made gives you four times sa much cough medicine for your money. Ind is a very effective relief for ooughl. Keeps perfectly and tastes tine.

This splendid mixture soothes the irritated membranes, loosens the phlegm and helps to clear tho air passages. Thus it makes breathing easy. and lets you get restful sleep.

Pine: is a IP60!!! compound 0! proven ingredients, in conoentrat ’ form. well known as a soothing agent tor winter coughs. Money refunded if not pleased in every way.

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ment oi the Bank of Nova. Bcotis, 8t. John. Out oi town Bliests in-

chided Mrs. Arthur Sullivan. Mon- tague; Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Baird. Saint John; and Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. MacKean oi Stellar-ton. N .5.

Messrs. Lou Poole, Jack Annear. J. P. Lucas, and L. Wigginton were business visitors to Kensington on Wednesday.

Mr. William Doyle, accompanied by Mr. Fred Curran and daughter Margaret of Summer-side, were vis- itors to Montague on Wednesday.

Miss Claire Burdett. Montague, left Thursday for Charlottetown where she will spend the next few weeks visiting relatives.

on Thursday in Charlottetown. Al- though not successful in winning the top award this year. it is hop- ed that these young girls will con- tinue in their work. and bring, the award home at some later time.

An object that caused much ex- citement and some anxiety to a few was the moving of a building

noon. This building is widely known as "Rosie's Inn" and was

‘up Main Street the other after-

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IN MEMORIAM

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MRS. CATHERINE MacDONALD There passed peacefully away to l hcr eternal home on July 4th, at l the home of her son Dun Muc- Donald, Trcscott Street, Quincy.)

Mnss., one of the most esteemed

| purchased by Mr. Buell some time

Canmsrihen Street . United Church. St. John was the scene of a wedding of interest when Miss Gertrude Estelle Maclntyrc of Montague became the bride of Harry Raymond MacKean oi‘ Stellarton. N.S.. son of Mr. and Mrs. ll. B. MacKean of Stellarton. Rev. A. S. Adams. formerly min- ister of the United Church in Mon-

tague officiated. Mrs. J. Bursey presided at the organ and played the special nuptial music. Jack

Maclntyre of Montague, cousin of the bride gave her in marriage. Mrs. Malcolm Patterson was the bride's only attendant. and Mal- colm Patterson of Montague for- merly of St. John was the grccms- man

The bride wore a dark brown iafetta. street length dress and a grey hat and mitts. Her other ac- cessories were brown. and she wore a corsagc of gardcnias. Her only ornament was a single strand of pearls. Mrs. Patterson was wear- ing a dark green taffeta dress and a brown hat. and shoes. Her gloves matched her dress and she wore a corsage oi yellow roses. . Following the ceremony the couple left on a motor trip to points oi interest in the Province. and have since taken up residence in Si. John. The bride is a gradu- ate oi' Aberdeen Hospital School of Nursing. class of '48‘. New Glac- gow, NS Prior to her marricz-e she was on the staff of Kings County Mi-noijial Hospital ‘n ‘M

ago. A bulldozer was hitched to the building but did not have suf- ficient power id pull the building after it was squared away on Main Street. A big 3-t0n truck with a load of lime was attached to the bulldozer. Finally through the combined efforts of the truck and bulldozer the building was moved along the street. As the building was moved along the street it tore down part of a chestnut tree and pulled some electrical wires down as well.

Prior h: their leaving thc Dun- das-Annandale U. C. congregation. Rev. and Mrs. M.D. MacLcod were kindly remembered by the people. At the home of Fred Mathcson lVirs. MacLeod was presented with an electric toaster. by the C.G.I.T. girls. The Y. P. U. presented both Mr. and Mrs MacLcod with an electric iron at the home of Frank Clay The Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. Hope, at the home of Dan McKay. gave Mrs. MacLacd a beautiful rug. At a meeting of the W.M.S. and Ladies Aid. hcld at the home of Robin Clay. Mrs. MacLeod was presented with s beautiful bed- spread. The Sunday School of Forest Hill made them a gift of a silver flower basket. At lhc close of the farewell service in the Dundas United Church, Mr. MacLeod was given a xvell-illled purse; also after‘ the service in the Annandale Church both Mr. and

tague. The groom is on the staff

Mrs. MacLeod were also presented with another well filled purse.

and beloved residents of South Quincy in the person of the lute Mrs. Catherine tionntely known i0 many relatives

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the ripe age of 83 years hnd been in falling health for almost two years. Howcvcr, i-cr illness und the infirmlties of age, did not pre- vent her from visiting her native Province. Just a year ago she rno- tored to the Island where she hzul an extended visit with her daughter nnd son-in-lnw. Mr. and

lVIrs. Murdock MacLcod, Harts- ville, The late Mrs. MacDonald was

born nt Vnlleyflcll, Prince Edward , Island. and Wus the daughter of the late Mr. nnd Mrs. Alexander; Maz-Phorson. Aitr-r her marriage to the into Angus MacDonald, she lived n1 Upper lvlontngue. Thirty years ngo she moved with her fnmlly to Quincy, Mass, U. S. A. where she lived until her recent passing.

Tho late Mrs. MacDonald could be truly numbered among the grout Christinn mothers of the church. Hcr love and devotion to her inmlly and hcr constant sollcl-y tude for their temporal and eter-‘ nnl needs rightly earned for her n sacred shrine En their memories. which shull remain as long as memory endures. However, her in- terests Gid not end with her im- mcdiute family, but went out as fur as humanities‘ need. She heartily supported to the extent of her ability, the furtherance of the gospel of her Lord nnd Saviour,

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