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We have now ready for shipment, and will deliver freight paid at any station (within the Province) in titty pound shipments or larger, pickled cured fish, well pressed but undried, at the following prices: .

LARGE CODFISH

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AGENTS: moumouss. Steswnrt. Mlle

following plneee ln Montague: In Georgetown: The Poet Office;

..'Mr. S. C. Reid. Murray Har- bour North, was e recent business visitor to Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aduna. Summerside, were visitors to Mori- tague on Saturday where they nt- tended the wedding of Mr. Adam's sister Jean.

Mr. Jules Swerdlove, Montreal, was a visitor to Montllue on Bet- uzday where he visited his man! friends. Mr. Swerdlove was for- merly the manager of Bcrgmannls at Montague.

Mr. Leslie Stewart. principal of Montague High School and Miss Ruby MaicLeod, Vice-Principal have been ill for the past few days. but have since resumed their duties.

Her many friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Dan MacDonald. Montague. has entered the King'e Qqunty Hospital where she will undergo treatment.

Mr. Duncan Robinson, student of Dalhousie University, was a visitor to Montague on Saturday where he attended the wedding of Miss Jean Adams.

Messers. Ray Bell and Arnold MacLure, who are working at the North Shore where they are driving gravel trucks, wereeweek-end visit- ors to their homes in Montague.

Mr. E. Bruce Josey of lmtry Is- land, Magdalen Islands. arrived on P. E. I. on Saturday morning aboard the S. S. Magdalen Mr. Josey was a visitor to Montague en route to Charles Veterans Hospital in Quebec.

Now that the fall shipping is in full swing, there are many schoon- ers from Newfoundland at the wharf in Montague. These include “Nellie A. Cluett" Grenfell mission ship under the command of Cap- tain Kenneth Ivensen. The ship ie from St. Anthony, Nfld. and will load hey end vegetables. The "Clarice Andrews" under the com- mand of Captain Myles is loading potatoes for Placentia Bay, Nfld. “The Metimora" under the com- mand of Captain Cecil Parson, is loading vegetables for Goultais. Nfld. The “Mary and Wes" under’ the command oi Captain Wesley Kettle, is loading vegetables for

“Governor Anderson" captained by Jabs Harris, which is loading veg- etables for Buffet, Nfld., On Tues- day the “Trinity North" arrived in port to take on a load of Produce for Newfoundland ports. Several of the ships are tied up at the new Government wharf, while the others are tied up at the Stevens wharf.

Rev. E. M.‘ B. Wheelock. general secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. was guest speaker at a joint meeting of the Protestant Churches of Montague, which was held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening, October 31st. The

AGENT GEOIIGEIDWN: Weldon Lavere. AGENTS SOUBIS: Mlle Enid Rlclslrde end Gordon Ferrell

The Guardian may Wbought at any of the Mlle S. A. Llewellyn; l-u-e. Clay.

Roper; in St. Pewri:

Port aux Ba-saucs- Niki m1 lheipah benediction. after ivhich lunch

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Landry, Albert Altken, Mn. Byron lllrriet Clnlr.

in Sous-la: Condonb and Florenu The Poet Office.

Mr. Warren Ladner, Montague. was e business visitor to the city on Monday.

JAITINTTON - Large quan- tity of Men's Army Boots now in stock. Montague Shoe Store.

....'PROMPT WATCH REPAIRS at reasonable prices. C_ R. Boehner, Jeweller, Montague.

. .'BUY your Christmas Gifts and save at Taylor's Jewellers, Mom- ague, Big Anniversary Sale all this month.

Miss Florence Campbell, Halifax, is at present visiting at the home ‘of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Campbell, Montague.

A very enjoyable Halloween party was held at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Atwood MacDonald on Friday. October 29th for the Young People's Society of the Christian Church. A very pleasant. evening of contests and games was enjoyed. after which lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by a committee of ladies.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Power have re- turned to Montague following a visit to Vermont, U s. A. on their return trip they passed through Montreal where they visited Mr. Malcolm Beck and Mr. Arnold Lane, who are attending MacGill Univer- sity.

The regular meeting of the Young Women's Guild of the Pres- byterian Church, Montague, was held at the home of Mrs. S. D. Reid, Monday evening, November ist. The vice president. Miss Mild- red Smith, presided. The meeting opened with the hymn: "O, That Men To The Lord Would Give." The Scripture lesson was read by Miss Thelma Iarher, followed by prayer rby Mrs. Douglas Nicholson, Roll call was answered by nine members the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Under unfinished business, plans made for a pantry sale and bazaar to be held early in December. It was reported that a number of pieces of fancy work had been finished. and more material was distributed among the members to be made up, and ready for the next meeting. The meeting closed with the Miz-

was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Nicholson-Lon.

Bristol and Vicinity-

Mr. J. B195 iii. business vis- itor to the City on Frldayn

Mr. John Gallant, a newcomer here, is at present operating the electric potato grader at the new Co-Operative warehouse in the village.

Mr. Anderson, the shoe maker, is. at present. having a new house

Church was filled to capacity with representatives from the four Pro- testant churches in the community The service was conducted by Revyr F Norman Young. and the music‘ was under the direction of the‘ choir leader, Mr. J. E. Dunning. The‘ Anthem sung by the choir was “A, Song 0.! Peace" from "Finlandla", with the words written by Lloyd Stone and the music oom- posed by Jean Sibelius. The beaut- iful ﬂowers on the communion table were placed there in memory of the late Mrs. John Martin. Rev. Mr. Wheelocis took es his text St. Paul's second letter to Timothy, the second chapter, and his aud- ience were inspired by the splendid address on the work accomplished by the Bible Society throughout the world A film was shown at the close of the eervioe in connection with the work of the Bible Society. The meeting closed with the beget-

Onoe in a greet while there comes from Hollywood a ﬁlm 0! Midi sweeping pictorial beauty combined with honest sincerity of story that it cen be unhesitatlngly recom- mended without reservation as Ideal family fare. Such a nlm is "The Enchanted Valley." an Eagle Lion Films release in beautiful clneoolor. which open-s today at the Capitol Theatre.

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VARIETY OUIGERT Will beJreld in

St. Peters Legion liell Wednesday, Nov. 10th.

Good Prizes Send all entries to G. L. Sonder~

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On Nov. llth, Armistice Day There will be the unveiling of a Memorial Tablet in the after- noon follewedby o Chicken Sup- per and Dance at night.

CLIFFORUS ORCHESTRA

did-ion PY°n°W°°d by very worthy cause, St. Vincent's WEIOGIOCX Q-phgnagt ____________ nnntrrr comm. oasrr m, mm. m, Uh Bank M55’! "VALLEY" 19's of Nova sectional‘: this sflcinlty. As FAMILY ‘actual has been transferred elsewhere.

and shop built in Morell, his pres- ent quarters being far too l smalL-CB.

We regret to learn that Mrs. Wm. MAoDonaid is suffering from an injured foot suffered some time ago, and hope to sée her around again soon.

We learn with regret of the illness of Marolieginald MacDon- ald at her home here. She was Eunice MacDonald before her marriage a few short months ago.

Mr. AnsTeim Lapiem, oook et the Red Head packing plant since early spring has wound up that business for the season and re- turned home.

Sisleoe Mary Henry. and Joan of Are visited this vicinity recent- ly soliciting contributions for the

and he end Mrs. Bent and family have left here for their ‘ new home after two years with us.

strange despite all the fish that are caught around the shore! here in the fishing season that there is practically no fish to be had now when we long for fish for dinner.

Mr. Ephriam Malone has return- ed from Halifax, N. 5.. after a pleasant holiday spent with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sampson. M-ienrls

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here remember Mr. Sampson hav- ing spent his childhood days with the Malones here.

Mr. M. P. Donovan, who has been a. hard working farmer here for a life time with few days off will leave shortly for Boston. to spend a well earned vacation with old friends and relatives. Mr. Donovan has not been in the best of health this past surruner but still carried on his duties.

Mr. Charles lapierre has taken the contract of finishing the new home of Phillip Binnott on the Moi-ell Road. Mr. Sinnott lost his house last. winter in a fire that almost cost him his life. A new “W” W85 Dill up in the early spring but not finished.

Mr. Frank Dunn, manager of the busy Co-Operative store. who Purchased the farm property of H011. H. H. Cox some time ago, i-s “"158 I new residence built at present. His brother Clifford is the contractor. Several other new ""198 "Q 50in! up at present in the village.

Dr. R. J. MacDonald is at pres- "15 "tending some patients in this Vicinity despite his more than] T111133? years. He drives his own car day and night end is very smart and active. one wDﬂdQfs when the New Year's honor list comes out will the name of this great. man be on‘ it. Sixty years

serving the people. day and night, fine and stormy. l Mrs. Joseph Donovan, left on MORdBY morning for Northern Quebec to spend some time with her sister. Mrs. Robert Ballanger. who ls not well et present. ma. Bellanca: was Alice Insplerre. a Bristol girl before her marriage. Little Joie Donovan will make the trip with his mother. They will be away for more than a month at least.

A very successful chicken eup- per was held in the Memorial Hall here lest week 0n Wednesday eve- ning under the auspices of the C. W. L. 01' the Little Flower Church. The sum of $519.00 was realised and will be added to . the churoh fund. A lovely fruit oeke was lotterled during the evening and Won by Jerry McAdam. Jerry who has spent a long time in the hospital in Toronto, is home new and on the roed to recovery we hope.

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VANCOUVER — (OP) - Mu. l M- Webb. speech ooirrecﬂon in- structor for Vancouver's school board. won't interfere with thet Scottish burr. When eeotem. i“; and leseiee were sent to im- M- "speech correction" she told them

ﬁlter-type tea bolls.

Georgetown and Vicinity Mrs. Frank O'Brien and‘ son of

Morel] were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ellen MacKinnori.

Mr. Gordon Ross, Mr. Joseph Johnson and Mr. J. W. Lavers mo- tored to the city on Monday.

Mr. Gordon Gotell and Mr. Jack King left recently for Trenton and other Nova Section points, where they hope to obtain employment.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glllls and Mr. Howard MacDonald of Char- lottetown were recent guests of Miss Nellie MacPhee and Miss Sarah MacPhee of Burnt Point.

The Newfoundland schooner. "Auriel" which has been loading general produce at. Cardigan, sailed early in the week for St. Pierre and Newfoundland. The cargo was as- sembled and loaded by J. A. Mac. Donald and Company of Cardigan.

CQMPUIIHB l motor party which spent an enjoyable day in the City on Monday combining business and pleasure were Mr. Howard Walker. Mr. Richard DeLory, Mrs, F, J_ gel-ow, Miss Bernice and M155

@111 Del-cry and Miss Elizabeth Grant-Geo.

o" sllndﬂl’. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh of Burnt Point were hosts a‘; "If follvwlns visitors. Mr. rind

rs. Frank Dunn and son of Mo. reli; Mr. Hughes and Miss Hughes of Mount Stewart; Mrs. Pratt and two daughters of Vernon Rivcr and

IMF GWFBe Walsh of Vernon River,

b The exceptionally high price now ° "I Plld by local progresglvg “'71P”!!! of C. H. Llewellyn and SW". for emelts, now at a high of

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A "The Nalion’s Business” r Station 0BA-8.45 p.m.

' Pmﬂnselvn Conservative Party

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tidy day's earnings while ell ii mane time ensuing a j ll sport.

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