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following places in M ' In Georgetown: The Post Office;

The Guardian may be bought at any of the . Annear and Llewellyn. Mrs. Clay

In Soul-la: Condon‘: and Florenc-

Roper: In St. Peter's: The Poet Office

JLOST between Montague and sous-is, red truck racks. Bruce Stewart, Boutris.

BSURPLUS ARMY BT03!!- Includlng blankets, shirts, mitts, gloves, boots, overalls (large size). aviation suits, raincoata, also picks, shovels. lanterns, etc. Stewart d: Beck. Montague.

Mr. John Hogan was in Mon- tague Tuuday calling on bis many clients.

Mr. John Landrigan. Lowes- Montague was a recent visitor to Charlottetown on business.

Miss Shirley MacSwain, Mon- tague, spent the week end at the home of her parents in Cardigan.

Mr. Walter Bear spent a day in Montague and vicinity this week on business.

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Mr. Raymond Griffin, Montague, was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town on business.

Mr. Elmer Dunning spent the day calling on clients in Montague and vicinity.

Mr. Hurmon Martin, employee oi the Canadian National Railways in sauris, spent the week end in Montague visiting his family.

Miss Margaret Parker, George- town, is at present visiting her sister, Mrs. John Aitkeii, Lower Montague.

Miss Margaret Poole, and Miss Frieda Aitken, spent the week end in Lower Montague at the home of their respective parents.

Capt. and Mrs. Lnnteigne, Mit- chell River, were visitors to Mon- tague on Monday visiting their many friends.

Mr. John Dan MacLeod is at present constructing a new flue u. his home which is located on the New Road.

Mr. L. H. Poole, accompanied by Capt. Iverson oi the Nellie A. FZuett, \vere visitors to Charlotte- town on business.

Miss Phyllis MacLaren, Brudc- uell, motored to Charlottetown Saturday where she visited her many friends in that city.

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Messrs. John Barrie Hugh, Murray were visitors to Montague Tuesday.

Gold Storage Plant In Operation In Souris

The Eastern Cold Storage 00.. Ltd, have completed construction of their new plant here. A modern two story building houses the plant which is one of the most modern and quickest freezing units in this Province.

Construction of the building was commenced in June oi this year by contractor Mr. Henry Mac- Laughlin. General planning and supervision was by Mr. Edward Gallant. The equipment was in- stalled by Linda Refrigeration 60.. Montreal. The cost oi the building and equipment being in the vicinity oi thirty thousand dollars. The shareholders in this company are Mayor Paul Gallant, Edward Gal- lant and Arthur Peters who will act as manager oi the plant, which will be used as a commercial stor- age and ior the most part in con- nection with the fish and meal packing industry here. This plant should prove a great boon to fish- ermen here as the nearest cold storage is in Montague and the problem of keeping fish and ob- taining bait had been a serious handicap in recent years. —So.

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Miss Connie 'Mair was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Inge of Charlottetown.

Captain C. M. Fitzgerald, Mr.

Leonard Fitzgerald and Mr. Hugh- ie Gotell motored to Pictou. N.S., Monday on business.

Miss NeliMoore. R.N., and Miss

Marion MacKenzle, R.N., of Char- lottetown attended the Hobbs- Stewart wedding in Georgetown on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker visited Murray River on Sunday, where they were! the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fraser.

Mr. William MacLeod is having the roof of his home shingled with

ii I Miss Olive Shaw. who for some; time has been employed at Red- diifs Drug Store, Charlottetown. i5 spending a few days at. her homer

in Brudenell. I

lExpcriment Keeps lApples 0n Trees

l GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct. 2'1 - (CP) -- Experiments in the use {oi hormone to keep McIntosh ap- ; pies from falling off trees have met with initial success at the Graham Horticultural Experimental Station 0i Michigan State College, director Walter Toenles reported today.

Toenjes said trees sprayed with hormone retained all but l5 per cent oi their apples when a dheck was made Oct. 15. Utnspraycd trees had lost 90 to 95 per cent of their fruit b that date.

Originally eveloped as a weed killer, the hormone. first tried this year on Mclntosih apples, is called toloxy. a contraction of a long chemical name.

Toenjes said apple growers have used smother hormone spray since 1944 to prevent pre-harvcst drops of Wlnesap and Stayman apples in New York and on the Pacific Coast.

A hormone is a chemical agent with the property of accelerating ' or regulating cell growth.

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Mr. Elmer Lane, who at present is employed at Canada Packers. Charlottetown, spent the week end in Montague at the home ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane.

Mr. Keir Clark and family, Mon- t.ague_ recently motored to George- town where they visited Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs. William Mac- Laren.

Miss Marjorie Currie, nurse in training at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, spent the week end in Montague, where she visited hcr mother, Mrs. James Currie.

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Messrs. Ethan Stewart and Cecil Beck, Montague, owners and pro- prietors oi Stewart a Beck gen- eral merchants, have leit for Moncton, N.B.. for a few days on a business trip. -

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown, were visitors Montague on Sunday. It will be recalled that Mr. Duncan was the winner oi the Irish Sweepstake earlier this spring.

Fred Duncan,

Miss Jane MacEwon. nurse in training at the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, was a recent visitor to Montague, guest of her friend, Miss Rena Reynolds.

Mrs. James Shaw, Montague, who has been spending a few days in the city, has returned to her home. She was accompanied by Mrs. Angus Metheson who re- cently moved to Charlottetown.

Clark Bros, Montague, are hav- ing the whole store painted and trimmed. The work is being done

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fireproof shingles. The work is being clone by Walter MacLean and Joseph Sampson.

Miss Miriam Toombs of Mount Stewart left a few days ago for Winnipeg. after spending the sum- mer with relatives in the Prov- ince.

The Government frost proof warehouse in Georgetown has op- ened for the fall and winter sea- son and quantities of potatoes are being trucked in for storage, from various points in the vicinity.

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Miss Dorothy Jenkins oi Char- ‘lottetownv spent the weekend at her home in Georgetown and re- turned to the City on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins and son Kenneth. Also in the party ;was Miss Joyce Jenkins who spcrit Monday in Charlottetown.

Mr. Ralph Heniphill of Piotou. N. S., and formerly of Georgetown, is spending a few days in George- town the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fitzgerald. Ralph, a vet- eran of Canada's Navy in which service he rose to a Petty Officer rank, is now sailing in the merch- ant. marine as a First Mate.

SIIIIRIS 8t IIIGIIIITY

Mr. Pater Holland. retired CNR. employee was a visitor to sour-is over the weekend.

' Mr. Sydney T. Green, Charlotte- town was a business visitor to Bcurls today. He was accompanied by Mr. J. ll’. Cudrnore.

l Mr. l. Henderson was a business visitor here today visiting his many customers in this Town.

Mr. John Pike formerly oi Syd- ney, now residing in St. John is visiting with Capt. and Mrs. Wil-

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Tender: will be received by the undersigned up to Nov- ember 12th lor the purchase of the farm of the Iota Ralph Mooney. The form consists of 89 acres-B acres cleared

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Mortgage Sale

There will be sold by Public Auc- tion in front oi the Court House at Soul-is in King's County In Prince Edward Island on Saturday the twenty-ninth day of November A.D. 1941 at the hour of twelve o‘- clock noon. ALL THAT TRACT piece or parcel of land situate ly- lng and being at Black Point on Lot or Township Number Forty- 'even In King's County In Prince Edward Island bounded and Ile- acribed as follows. that la to say: COMMMENCING at the shore of the Gulf oi St. Lawrence at Black Point Lot Forty-seven aforesaid and at the northeast angle of land formerly in possession cf the heirs oi the late Alexander McDonald (Allan) now in possession of James ll. McDonald and running thence Southwcstwardly along the South eastern side of said James ll. Mg- Donalds farm ior the distance of twenty nine chains and sixty-eight. links or to the Eastern side of 1h;

around East Point thence South easiwardly- along said Road for the distance of icn chains or to the Northwestern side of land formerly l" DOsscssIon of the heirs of the late Anglia Fisher and now In the l possession of Stephen J. McDonald

and them-c Northeastwardly along the said Stephen J. llIcDonaIrPs laud twenty seven chains and fifty links to the said shore and thence lollmvlﬂls‘ the various courses of said shore Nortbwestwurdly to the place oi commence-amt containing TWENTY-NINE ACREs of land a little more or loss and being that part oi the farm of the late George McDonald lying between the Main Road leading from ‘Falrfleld to East Point and to the shore of the Gull of St. Lawrence.

The above sale is made under and by virtue oi and pursuant to a llﬂwcr oi’ sale contained in an In- dcnturc oi Mortgage bearing date the nineteenth rlay oi February A. D. I927 and made between Fldelle Clieveric of Block Point In King’!

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Main Road leading from Fairiield-

(Jnunty In ‘Prince Edward Island, Farmer and Jane Cheverie, his, wlie of the one part and Arthur‘ F. McQuaid of Souria In Kinfli County in Prince Edward IslancLt BarrIster-at-Lnw of the other parLl and because of default having been ‘ tirade in the payment of the prin- cipal and interest secured thereby For further particulars apply to‘ Arthur F. McQunid of Sourls, Solic- itor. ' Dated this twenty-fourth day of October, A. D. I947. ARTHUR F. McQUAID Mortgagee

Mortgage Sale 60 ACRES LOT 42 l(!"GS COUNTY

There will be sold by Public Auction in front oi the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown on Fri- zlay the 7th day of November i947 at the hour of 12 o'clock noon all that parcel of land situate lying and being in Township number forty-two in King's County bound- ed and described as follows, that ls to say: COMMENCING on the Northwest angle oi land now or formerly in possession of John Mclsaac, thence south two degrees east eighty-nine chains or to land in possession o1 Daniel Lewis, thence at right angles westerly seven chains or to land oi the estate oi Donald O‘I-Ianley, thence north along said lands oi the estate of Donald O'Hanley, and continuing to the Gulf shore afore- said, thence eastwardly along the said shore to the place oi oom- mencement, containing sixty acres oi land a little more or less com- prising the lands conveyed by the Commission of Public Lands t0 John B. Ullanley by Deed dated the twenty-fifth day oi January A. D. 1910 and the western moiety oi lands conveyed by the said Commissioner to Michael and Don- ald Mclsaac by Deed dated the 10th day of February A. D. I862.

The above sale is made under and by virtue oi a Power o! Bale contained in a certain Indenture oi Mortgage bearing date the 28th day oi August A. D. 1920 and made between John B. Orlanley of Cable Head East in King's County, Prince Edward Island, Farmer and Mary MacKinnon oi the some place, singlewoman and Mary O. OJ-lanley, wife oi the said John B. O'l-lanley, OF THE ONE PART; and Mercy A. lee of Charlotte- town in Quee s County in said Island, slnglewoman. O1" THE UPI-KER PART; which said mort- gage by divers assignment became vested in the undersigned, and because of dciault having been made in payment of principal money and interest secured there- by. For further particulars apply to Gaudet a I-laszard_ Solicitors, Canadian Bank oi Commerce Building, Charlottetown.

Dated this 14th day of October A. D. i947.

MAR! II. JOHNSON, Ian. Est. F.I.A. Johnson Aaslgnee.

JOHANNIABURO. South Al- rica, Oct. 28 — (OP) -- Although the War Stores Disposal Board has already sold about 2.000 asse-. [III to the prisons department and the Kruger National Park, it still has about 23,000 for sale.

Tenders have been invited for these weapons, and due care will be taken to ensure- that they will not tall into improper hands. It la hoped that they will be bought for export overseas, where they are likely to have conaiderabli

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A Three Act Ploy by JAY TOBIAS Directed by" BARRY BUGDEN INITIAL PERFORMANCE OF THE 1947-48 SEASON

PRINCE‘ EDWARD THEATRE

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