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AGENTS: MONTAOUIQ Harold I'.

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land:-y, Albert Altbu, lira. lives at Olair. Walden unto.

The Guardian may be in Georgetown:

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Miss Eileen-Lane. Charlottetown. was a week-end visitor at the home of her parents in Montague.

Miss Rita Gill, who spent the past few months with her brother- in-ia.w and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fraser. has returned to her home in Iona.

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Mr and Mrs. Lee Boulter, Dari.- mouth, N. S.. were recent vsitors to Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Johnston.

Mr and Mrs. Russell Harper. St. John, N. B., spent a few days in Montague guests of Mrs. C. H Poole and her daughters Bessie and Martha.

His many friends will be pleased to know that Mr. liarold Stewart has returned to his duties of teaching Grade IX at the Montague High School.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rpbirson Harrington. Maine. spent a few days at Lane's Cabins in Montague Mr. Robinson formerly lived in Summerside. and is a graduate of Acadia University. While here both Mr. and Mrs. Robinson had excellent luck trout. fishing, re- turning each day with a very fine catch.

T0-DAY

..'Mt. and Mrs. C. V. R. Hill.

HEVERYBODY London, England, arrived in Mon- tague on Friday, where they will DOES IT" spend some time visiting their

son-in-law and (laughter, Mr. and Mrs Horace Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Hill left England on June 7th on the S.S. Newfoundland. stopping at St. John and Halifax. Mr. Hill as I retired Civil service employee of the Colonial Office. and he and Mrs. Hill now plan to take up residence in Canada.

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Donald Ooolen. Halifax. was a business visitor to Montague on Friday.

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available. Apply C. M. Landry, Montague. Georgetown

and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. William Cullen oi Charlottetown were visitor; to Georgetown last week. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DcLory.

Sheriff of King's County. J. B. Edwin Reid of Rollo Bay was a visitor to Georgetown on Sunday.

Miss Earline Lavers of Char-

lottetown is visiting Miss Margaret Lovers of Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Hutton Dalziel

of Souris, motored to Georgetown on Sunday, where they attended service in Holy Trinity Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Campbell and two children of Montague were week-end guests of Mrs. Campbell's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. Llewellyn. Dr. and Mrs. John Macintosh of Halifax. N. 5.. visitcd friends

in Georgetown on Saturday. Dr. Macintosh at one time practised medicine in Georgetown.

Mrs. Earl Ings. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wcthcrs of Mt. licrbert were visitors at; the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mair of Burnt Point last week. On their return they were accompanied by Mrs. Albert lugs and baby. who will visit in Mt. Herbert.

....'Mr. William Raiuse and daughter motored from Everett. Mass.. arriving in Georgetown on Sunday. on 1. visit to Mr. Raiusc'a mother. Mrs. Minnie Raiuse. Also making the trip were Mrs. Ster- ling Bell and daughter Jennifer of Boston. Msss.. who will be the guests of Mrs. Bellls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rafuse.

On Sunday. June 18th. the Co- Adjutor Bishop of Nova Smith. R. H. Waterman held on Even- song and Baptismal service in Holy Trinity Church. Georgetown. Two children received the sacra- ment of Baptismvand one other. who had been privately baptized

was received into the church. Bishop Waterman delivered a masterful sermon on tho sacra- ments of Baptism, Confirmation

and Holy Communion. His Grace was assisted by Rev. A. E. Piercey Rural Dean of Milton and by M. J. Findlay. student-in-charge of Holy Trinity Church.

MIAMI. Fin. June 19-(AP)- Mrs. Dora Irene MacDonald Cieln Dodge, 47. once socially-prominent Detroit woman. died yesterday of injuries from a train-automobile collision. Mrs. Dodge was the wid- ow of John Duvai Dodge, son of John Dodge. one of the founders of the Dodge Motor Company.

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ACT-IARLOTTETOWN

Women's institute convention Al East Baltic

.!Mra. Malcolm MaeLeod. Lorne Valley, President of P. E. I. Wo- men's Institutes. Miss Mona Wil-

ed to Mrs. Merrill Stewart. who at 85 is one of the Islands most de- voted and energetic workers for "Home and Country." The pre- sentation was made by the Pro- vincial President.

At the handicraft exhibit. dress- es, bedspreads. paintings. knitted articles and hooked rugs, shower)-

the practical side of Institute work.

Officers elected for the coming year were:

President-Mrs. Lloyd Darrach. Vice President-Mrs. Jos. Camp- bell.

Secretary-Mrs. Stewart Macin- tyre.

Conveners: Elmira-Mrs. T. Henry Jarvis.

East Point-Mrs. Angus Beaton, Miss Josephine Benton.

North Lake and Lakevilie--Mrs. Lyman Rose, Mrs. Lloyd Rose. Kingsboro-Mrs. Willard Ching, Mrs. Clinton Stewart.

Rod Point--Mrs. Chcslcr Neil. Mrs. Nclson Stewart.

East Baltic-Mrs. Walter Dixon, Mrs. P. D. Massey.

Little Harbour-Mrs. Clarence Ching. Mrs. Chas. MacPhee. Souris Line Road-Miss Helen Maclsaac, Mrs. Lorne Keays. Priest Pond-Mrs. D. A. Mac- Eachern, Mrs. Alex MacDonald.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. SAMUEL MICPHEIISON

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-On the morning of May lath. 1950, the spirit of Mrs. Samuel MacPherson (Marion Mellishi New Perth. returned to its Maker. Death came suddenly and un- expectedly.

Born at Union Road (Kings County) seventy-three years ago Mrs. MacPherson was a daughter of the late Albert Mellish and his wife Annie Campbell Mcllish. In the year i913 she married Mr. Sam- uel Ma.oPherson of Martinvaile and resided in that district for some years. later removing with her family to New Perth.

Kind and charitable always. she lived and exemplified the great commandment "Love thy neighbor as thyseii."

There were few in the commun- ity who had not known her kind- ness in times of sickness and dis- tress and friends and stranger alike will long remember her generous hospitality.

A lover oi flowers her garden was a beauty spot in the commun- ity and the admiration of the trav- elling public.

She is survived by her husband and three daughters. Annie, Mrs. Homer Moor; Mary. Mrs. Roy Mac- Kenzie. all of New Perth and Min- nie, Mrs. William Megent, Toronto. Also by two brothers Albert oi Charlottetown: John of Boston, and one sister Mary of Brooldine, Mass. Six brothers and two sisters pre- deceased her.

The largely attended funeral ser- vice was conducted by her pastor Rev. E. N. Young of st. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Cardigan

Numerous and beautiful floral of- ferings banked the casket and sil- ent tributes from sorrowing refs- tives and friends.

Pallbearers included William Moor. William Welsh. Donald Mathieson. Hugh Moi-Zsehem, Ern- est Moar. James Cain.

Interment Union Road cemetery.

Father. in Thy gracious keepirx Leave we now Thy servant sleeping.

OUND INVESTMENT

About 35 per cent. of Dniteri States long-term foreign invest- ment is in Canada.

1.-: CLOSING OIIT SALE

CLOSING OUT EVERY- THING IN STOCK AT SAC- RIFICE PRICES, STARTING

TODAY

Stock Includes:- Groceries, Novelties. Dolls. Gunes, Boxes Chocolates, Pictures, Mirrors, etc. Strictly Cash At

MaoDONAI.D'S STORE Poole'a Corner, Sour-is

Refrigeration

sauna and smrvws Bepalra To an tum

tt0TOIts' Rewinding and Repairs nnnoraiosrj APPLIANCE Bepaln Paiaar Electric

PIIONII IMO

son. Department of Public Health. , "um -

and Miss Maylea Boswell of the F, of gifolin-rne:sn Institute Office. Charlottetown, Ilxga 514,: 2"; Id", were guest speakers at the W. I. ," .,.L'm',, ha "sly. it convention held Monday at East. as: dunno Uri. fail Baltic. At this meeting. I Provin- " '"' '3' --

cial Life membership was present- f3”ii”.cM"'a

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CANADA

PROVINCE OF -

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT The 12th day of June A. D. 1950.

In Re Estate of James M. Premier- gast late of Tea lull in Queen's County in the said Province, Retired farmer and rancher. deceased, testate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING: VVHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Eric C. I'renLlcr- gast of Haseibrook in Queens

County aforesaid, farmer. and M.

Alban Farmer of Charlottetown

in Queen's County aforesaid. har-

rlster, the executors of the above, named Estate praying that a ci- tation may be issued for the pur-I pose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the laid Estate to be and appear be- fore the Judge present at a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court

House in Charlottetown in Queen's

County in the said Province. on

Monday the 1'Ith. day of July next

coming at the hour of eleven

o'clock iorenoon of the some day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the snid

Estate should not he passed and

the Estate closed as prayed for in'

aid petition and on motion of M.

Alban Farmer. Esquire, Proctor

for said Petitioner. .. . . AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER-

ED that a true copy hereof he

forthwith publi bed in some news-

paper publish in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at leut four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places rupee- tively. namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown

Bank of Canada in Charlotte- town aforesaid and at or near the Bank of Nova Sootia in Charlottetown aforesaid no that all persons Interested in the said Estate an aforesaid -may have duo notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour llarohi Ieonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown in Queen's County. the day and year first above written By the Court. L. R.

aforesaid at or near the Royal

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