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ETTTTTTIITHMTET”, Sonnet’ for Christmas

Let's w-aste no words of lyrical preamble

wherein most sonnets get lnvvlvfid and stall:

My dear, this grim perennial shop- ping scramble

ls getting you and me nowhere a5 all.

Faithiuilv every year, like ever)‘- odv

ti}. do our shopping during Christ- mas week

When cheeks and bank-book bai- anccs are ruddy

And store-proprietors and sleek.

once. lets listen to the voice

of reason

Expressed not. by by the head:

would you object, just this season

We send each other greetlnl-cu-ds

Ch ristmas grow fat

Greetings P. J. HENRY

MODERN ICE CREAM ‘PARLOR

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SCIIRISTIVIAS GREETINGS

Georgetown and Vicinity

Mrs. Richard Dougan is visiting for a fc-w days in Charlottetown.

Mr. Louis Fitzpatrick o! l/Vuod- ville Mills was a recent visitor to Georgetown.

bliss Gertrude Marteli and Miss Gloria Burke have taken positions in Cardigan.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boudrcault and Miss Olive lilcKeemnn oi New- port visited Georgetown on Thurs- day.

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‘I'll-IE I EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: fllrold F. laundry, Albert Aitkon, Mn. Byron Stowort, Mina Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Lavern. AGENT SOUBIS: French Cheverio

The Guardlln may be bought at any of the ' following places In Montague: IIlIn S. A. Llewellyn; “in. Ul- y. lu Ueorgetmm: The Post Office; In Sourls: Condon‘: mu l-‘lureuu Roper: In Si. Peter's: The Post Office.

..'FOR A GIFT FOR MOTHER Mr. Murray Jackson. Peter's Rood, or girl friend, Montague Shoe store is at present °"\Pl°.\'1’d at llvvlcva has both - . Mons Wear, Montague.

Mrs. J. E. Dunning. Montague. spent a few day's In Charlottetown last week visiting friends.

- ‘FLIGHT-WCOOTS. Black, Brown and Red. at The Montague Shoe Store.

Mr. Tom Fraser, Murray Harbour Mrs. Allister Stewart and son

Mr. Jack Doyle. rcprcscrlting ‘fire National Canadian Drug Company called on his firms customers on Thursday.

Mr. Lcmuefhdker o! Murrly

Dcolcr In

HIGH CLASS MEATS VEGETABLES 8. POULTRY

Wclcr Slrect Georgetown

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instead?

Not that my love for you l5 icss extensive.

just that everylhings duriiid expensive.

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EASTERN PACKING CO. soums

Season’s Greetings

From

Georgciou n Wllll his lll'llll£‘\\' Ml‘. ll/arren Bllkljl’.

I Mi‘. William the firm of Keeping Bros. ‘Street left recently by 0.11" Miami. Florida. wiicrp he

spend the winter months.

Main for will

Mr. Neil A. Wight prcs-ideiit of‘ the Georgetown Brunch of the Canadian Legion accompanied Ilialor J. A. MacDonald of Card- igan. Provincial President to Souris or Wednesday’ evcnitig where they

vincial Executive of the L-sgion.

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SEIISIIIPS GREETINGS

From

MRS. IIELEII IIDIIIIOII

Deulcr In GROCERIES, FRUITS, CON-FECTIONERY SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES and SOFT DRINKS Wok-r St. Georgetown nmlunuulumauicuuutcvwticza‘!

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WILLIAM s. MARTELL I

CANNIER OF FISH PRODUCTS DEALER IN BEST GRADE OF HARD ANID SOFT COAL WATER STREET GEORGETOWN

6D 4 o} l’ AND m ABUNDANCE or CHRISTMAS cum

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J. A. MacDONALD E? CO.

CARDIGAN

Season’: Greetings

A’ Merry Christmas From

F. J. DeLORY 6-? SONS

GENERAL MERCHANTS Dealers In

uanowanz, GROCERIES, DRY cooos FISHERMEWS surruss FLOUR AND F5595 ssr out cmusmas GIFTS AND rovs

WATER srnrrr GEORGETOWN

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To faithful 01d frfcnds, cherished new Iriends-you whose i lriendship we strive to deserve, our hearty Greetings are I tendered l:r a 90min: Canadian Christmas. May the New -_ Yea! be a ioyous and prosperous one Ior each o! you.

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SOURIS

0. II. Llewellyn & Sons

Operating Cold Storage Plonf lobsters -— Clams Chicken Hoddie Mackerel Mussels and Meets Wotir SI’. ‘Georgetown

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Harbour is Spvlidllifl‘ some time in f

"Billy" Keeping ufl

attended a meeting of the Pro-‘

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lvun, of Georgetown. were visitors

South, was u business visitor to tn Montague on Wednesday.

Montague on Tuesday.

Mr. Ewart Keeping, Beach Point, was a business visitor to Montague on Monday.

- JSKATE with a C. C. M. match- ‘ed set. We have tho:n. Where? The ilvioutague Shoe store.

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i: reunions

Mr. Glen lviuclfmnon, lilurrziy‘ River, wus u business visitor lo. ‘DIOIILUQUC on Wednesday‘.

y "AT THE SIONTAGUE SIIOL I STORE-But her a Gift. Yes. Slippers. All colors and styles.

M“ “mph Baldcrson. Comm”, ..'TIIE BIGGEST assortment oi it-iul traveller, was a business vis- itor to Ivioniaguc and vicinity on 'l‘uesday calling on his regular cus- ‘ tumors.

See our windows. ‘store, Montague.

l .‘IIIABON‘S niwusront; his ya wide assortment of Christmas Cards. ‘Fags. Seals, Ribbon. Gift Wrapping Paper. etc.

l Mr. lilalcoim lllzrclienzie. who has been undergoing treatment In Camp lliili Hospital, Halifax, for the past Llcw weeks. has returned to his lhcmc in Montaigne.

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l iilrs. Juno Jackson. Peter's Rum]. . ~ . spent a fcw (ll.\_‘»'S i|\ Monfzigitic. ‘BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS Iizucst of hur gramd-dtitiglilcv. hlvs. guli-‘Ts at hiaboivs Drugstore. n iNcil lluclviw zsclect assortment cf gifts tor ' Mother. Dad. Brother. Sister Linus RJSSNCI‘. ozntznu Sweetheart or Friend. are now m‘ “ spin: ihe ‘display. . .'_ .. '1: iity culling on / - ~ his rcguht custon crs. . Mrs. Looming Allen, Montague. ‘- loft this week for Brantford, OntJ ario, whore she will join Ivor hus-‘ band, who is now employed in that city. Mr. Allen left Montague some months ago and received employ- ment on his arrival at Brantfurd. ‘DROP IN at Mabonir Drug- store again this year and see thc iwitle assortment of Gifts which in- clude. Toilet 591s for both Ladies fllld Gentlemen. Colognes. Pcrfulmv Dusting Powder. Brush. Comb aim Mirror Sets. Kodak and Brownie ‘Cameras. Parker 8r. Waterman Pen

Mi‘. 'I‘yIcv Buvlt, Charlottetown itqvulf)‘. was tho Stinda_y' guest oi

Road. On Monday Nlr. Bock was a business visitor to Moningtic.

Her mltny friends will be plvriscrl

Montaigne, has rcltirned to" hov Ki '5 County Iiospitv-I fur scvcvzl lylixduovott Fraser. \\||o has boon a patient for tho past two wot-ks at the Prince liltlvvuni Island Hos~ l-Iilul. has ruturut-d to his home in MCHIHSIIIH- Mr. Ffilfivl‘ underwent ‘m DPPFLIIIUH fur zippvndltitis.

and Pencil Sets; Moirs Chocolates Snlles ‘n Chuckles Chocolates.

Mrs. Y‘. W. ltlellish has rcturnctl tn her home in Union Road after spending the past three months wishing hcr sun and dutighter-Iti- Iuw. Mr. and Iilvs. H. H. Ilfcllistt In Oituvvn. Un Iior rcturit she ivas micrompanicd lo (Thurlottclmvit by _ hcr son. who later vullcd at Sum- folds, CJHl€l'ii<.Pt‘l'I1iIl(I Font" Jt-is, men-side and Mont-ton on business. Razors and [tutor Blades, Shaivin; ‘ Sets, etc.

" vlfiling Iiei- sister. ‘ , l'ilf‘ll. lllr. lVIcIlish ,is a l-‘light Sergeant with the Tl. 'C A. F. and is employed at the rc- scuvch laboratory in Otlmvu.

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. wvr IIIABON}; unuusuwnuc among the many (gift lien“,- ym, “m, find lionson LIgIlICXZS, Clgurs 3m; Cigarettes 1n CIIFISIKILIS Wrappers, Plllvs. Toimuuu in '-_. lb, [my

‘Mr. Albert Gnudet. Itloiigloil “a5 8 Visitor to Nltuitzvzuc on Wedncs.;i.i_ where he vqsiwd in many f.u'id=. Mr. Guudct was formerly PIHUIQV-"d at Clark Bros Prim‘ to Joining the Canadian A‘: Farce. A‘. present Mi". Giludgfl. 15

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SEASONS GREETINGS

To AII Our Patrons

‘With tizc return of M8101’ D. lviaoGowan Austin Fraser and Bertie Fraser from the course for referees and coaches in Charlotte- lOWH. a special meeting will be held in ‘he Armouries on Thurs- day night to give this informa- tion t0 the members of the hoc- key team. and also to give the

We Extend SEASONS GREE-HNGS lgltamygzestheir first physical training

Kozy Hall I

..'WORK 0N RINK SOON T0

, START~ Although the rink ls , not as yet opened, the youngsters FRANK LAVANDIER have opened the season with skat- ing at Dewars Pond. 'I‘hIs pond

Proprietor freezes in a large sheet of ice,

Mon t er I s re Gemgetown ‘early in the seflscn, and It is not

‘t ' mo» to find forty or fifty youngsters enjoying themselves

44' Merry Christmas

RAY W. SIILIIMIIII Dealer In DRY GOODS

FOOTWEAR and HARDWARE

Main Si. Georgetown

there. On Friday evening a large v group motored to the pond where ,they soon had a fire going, and ' before long the vicinity rang loud ‘ with the joyful cries oi’ the young- sters. However it is expected that work on the rink will soon begin.

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QUALITY AND SERVICE AT A MODERATE PRICE

SEASONS G REE TINGS’

H.S.MacLean

Electrical Contractor Specializing In RCA VICTOR and MARCONI RADIOS Fixtures and Fluorescent Fixtures

Irons, Hat Plum and Toasters

Main Street Georgetown L

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Thanking you for your Patronage in the Povtfond

LEGION THEATRE

Operated by Georgetown Branch-oi The Canadian Legion

BEST WISIIES T3 All. FIIR A

Soliciting THE NEW YEAR

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Mr. and llivs. Otis Jackson, Peter's ‘

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(loud K a; “Tin-fishes Iuukcd on; '01» ihc Fcrlst cf Stcphrn

Whcu the snow lriy round about Deep and crisp and cum: Brightly shone the moon

night,

‘lhu’ the frost was cruel. lWIICH a poor man czunc in s1 Gzuhruig winter fucl.

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"Hither. pugc. and sluncl i-y mt‘, It you knows: it. telling.

Yonder peasant, who is he? illlhcvc. and u hm his divelliiig?" "Sire. hc lives a good league hon/cc, Uucienieath the mountain‘.

Right against the forest fence, By St. Agnes’ fountain.“

"Bring mo flesh and wine. Bring mo pine logs hither: Thou and I will see him dine. when we bear him thither." Page aind monarch forth went. Forth they went together. Through the rude Wind's lament, ‘ And the bitter weather.

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"Sire. the night is darker now And the wind blows stronger: Fails my heart, I know not 110w, I can go no longer."

‘Mark my footstepfl. 800d my page; Tread thou in them boldly;

Already Mr. Hammond Maclellan has completed the levelling of the ground, and has repaired parts of the promenade. This year the Community welfare League has decided lo let the rink on ten- der. Up to the present no decision has been made as to whom the rink will be let, nevertheless it is understood that they are look- ing for a capflle man to operate the rink, and to prevent any dalm- age to the repairs already oom- pieted. Mr. Mcbeilan is also pre- paring the curling Rink ground for flooding with the first cold The dance hall floor was removed last week, and now everything ls in preparedness for the _cu,rllng season. 0n Friday night tho curl- ers will b: holding a special meet- ing to elect skips for the coming season. Most. of the last year curlers are expected to curl again this year. and many new men have signified their intention of MIYIIHK this year. This year a new innovation has come to the Mon. '-881le Rink In that the ladies will be curiino in the afternoons and 0H Saturday evening. The club has also decided to have the Hixh School boys in the rink on the afternoons to loam the lun- cunentals of the game. ‘This should Drove to be of some help in developing the game In Mon- tugue.

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Islmas Joy

film .\:i..<.'I..l:c> softly; gently [all

- is burnmg bright,

I. iThc holly ilzzngs upcn the door

Agiiu 'lls Christmas night.

ivith tvoitdcrlng eyes, soon by Santa

The illflflfly‘ bolls are cliknlng out illiroiigli air that's’ crisp and cigar. ‘lite rigs old siory of Christmas The giving of good cheer.

Let's nos forget the message That joyfully t2? bring. And sing a. song Christmas day To Jesus Christ our King. —Contributcd.

Sadnlo CIauHs

(fer the earth comes Santa Claus when tine earth is sleeping, Up and down the chimney tops

He comes softly creeping.

On the roof his reindeer Wait The lights around burn low, And Santn waits to ‘warm his

‘ hands On the flresides ruddy glow.

With e dash old Santa's on his way He fills the world with cheer, He keeps alive the spirit of The day we hold spdear. . --M|rjorio itllcDougzIl.

Ioox no CHANCES

Francis Bacon translated one vol ume of his ossnys into Latin think- ing they might not survive i.“ printed only in English.

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Christmas Realities

I incir theme drup; n; on Q;;yi,5_

i nus day, I .

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Iwlth its hold on your dcsiiizyqi when lruds the sat-rod pulra c,

l man

-'i'o the brink of solcmnityi.

gills. have you hm.

Undylxig soul that gift of Goo And the purpose of Christ's b; ‘

-l His sacrificed Sun‘

ERIK to familiar scenes oi liic

The candles boast a slghtiy pldcf.

Proud to display their golden QJCJ.’

T1193’ loin in the brilliance oi sin:- lit‘ grace,

Pwms through darkness seem to say-

Ciujist came to earth to light your way, "

The churches open Wide them doors

To add true luster to,the day.

The havlll’ Pilgrims flock wiihzn

To hear gheir leaders praise and Dill’.

Adown the ages lost to view

The old old story lives anew.

The strains of music frmi abou DTOD down to join the volumt here, A" 4118c! host of heavens best Shall in the spirit hover near.- Our glad old ClirIstmu-s songs shi; rise T0 Blorify bcyonj the skim. BY-'—- D. A. Louise Birch.

Dorch esl er, Mass,

AIIII II PROSPERIIIIS IIEIY YEIIR

r0 ALL MY FRIENDS mo PATRONS or ceoncsrowu mo sunnouuomc commumms

E. C. McLAREN

Dealer In POTATOES, FERTILIZER and GENERAL TRUCKING GEORGETOWN

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