PAGE EIGHT -'ro-mnr ROY ROGERS in MATINEE 2:30; EVENING 7 and 9 esou'rrLor canmxrn" MONO i TUE. WED. HIS GREAT Lott... " GOLD! HIS ONE WEAKNESS...E; WOMEN! 1iiIIlIC I A I iiit uivili BRIAN - ARLENE 0 mm W" mpxraz PAULA RAYMIIND Jtnkv . LEWIS llliiml-lli77t'illllllii"lill 1",413'-':- T0-DAY IS THERE A BABY IN YOUR HOME? . ; Shows Listen to 2.3.. SAM 1:-;';fuff;" S 7:00 LOGAN - A FAMOUS PIAYEHS imnin 9.00 in - - gwv-j”:?-j jig HOUR You'll laugh . .. You'll sing... You'll Ire Tr-e's " Advice To Mothers "' Question Box " Poems S Music "' Cash Prizes S Birth Announcements " Baby Lore Galore! SUNDAY at 9:30 am. OVER STATION GFCY. . Wlilm Road and D I I VICIl'II'I'y ....tMr. and Mrs. Ruehen Watts. Charlottetown. visited Mrs. lVatts' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Whim Road. during a recent weekend. His many friends are pleased to know that Mr. Frank Graham. has returned to his home at Com- mercial Cross. after having re- cently been a patient in the Prince Edward island Hospital. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and daughter Carolyn, Whim Road. and Mr. Dick Campbell. Commercial Cross. were visitors to Stanhope on Sunday. Decem- ber 1st. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawson. SOETEERN T-EXTILBS Chile in recent. years has de- veloped a major industry in cot- ton and woolen textiles. FOR SALE 1948 CHRYSLER 5-Passenger Coupe Perfect Condition. Heater. Radio and Seat Covers. Apply: H. B. MacDOUGALL, St. Peter's Bay im TENDERS TENDERS will be received by the undersigned iintll January 5. 1952. for the purchrise of church pews now in use in the Montague AUTOMATIC 0". HEAT Now Costs 50 I-""95 noon runiucr uhus ltd 5;-y-nor hnnro-I pndlng m gory-yet VI I better-ligated hoim. Colo- ! I" u'"'hnoa'II Church of Christ. Q Listed by Inspection at any time before F Ehnmm above date. , - --- -" DOUGLAS DIRFLAIIEN, IQ 3' Secretary. Board of Trustees. C "It-"me-n. CII. Floor Furnace . o!t3'?"?iiifoiIvM"' ii'i"coM"l"" W rounds ms. ii. ioiirs LTD. ; in Koltlt. l mu am I 0 P E N Foil BUSINESS Your PURINA Dealer JAMES E. CUDMORE Montague, P. E. I. fl-IE GUARDIAN. Ci-IARLOTTETOWNI v THE EAST.ERNl GUARDIAN MELNTS:-MONTAUUE: Ilnrold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. the Bruce Macmice. Min Joyce Wluinton. Milo Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Lovers. The Guardian may he bought. at the tollowing places in Montague: Blue Donia Restaurant. and uuardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; In Sourln: The Snack Bar and I1. Richard: I don. ..'AV0lD the Pre-Christmas cleaning rus-h. Have you'a done now. at Dcl.u.xe Cleaners, Mon- tngue. ....'SPEClAL. Plush teddy bears. various colors. Regular 51.89. special price 51.49. This store will be open each week-day evening to 10 pm. until Christmzis. Montague .5 to Sl.0(l. ..'I'ARKl'Ill 51W-AND 2i PEN AN!) l'EN("lL SETS. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller. Montague. Phone 70. ..tlN Al)l)l'l'l0N TO OUR SALE we are offering Radio Battery Packs at 20?: discount. T. M. Llew- ellyn Ltd. Montague. . "PR!-IACHING IN the Murray River Baptist CliLti'ch Sunday evening. Dec. 9th at 7.30. A short hymn sing after. Lou Harris. ..'H())lI'l FR0ltI OTTAWA - Mrs. Murdock Macxinnon return- ed to Montague after spending the past few months in Ottawa. She was accompanied by her daugh- tcr. Miss Sadie MacKinnon, Ot- tawa, who will visit here. guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. B.C. MacLure. ..tMAGlSTRATE'S COURT - Two men charged with intoxicat- ion and creating a disturbance in Montague restaurants pleaded guilty in the Stipendiary Magis- trate's court in Georgetown yes- terday and were each fined S20 and costs or 30 days in King's County Jail. One of the men was a resident of Moiilague. while the other came from Newtown Cross. . "TRAYS SEAL - Mr. Dave Sorrey had the unique experience yesterday of trapping a J50-pound seal in a smelt box net which was set some distance above the Mon- tague bridge. The seal almost com- pletely demolished the net. but so entangled himself that he was un- able to escape. After experiencing a great deal of difficulty in land- ing the prize, Mr. Sorrey is now quite at a loss as to what to do with the thing. '0LD TIMERS WIN - The Old Timers rornped home. with ai 49-19 hoop victory over the Young Hopefuls in a rugged game played at the AD. MacKenzie Hall last night. Led by Humphrey and George. the oldsters played a rug- ged. last game, taking advantage of the breaks. and almost com- pletely bewildering the young'boys. The youngsters. who have been playing for only it. few'mont.hs. put on trapping rebounds off their not which accounted for many of the oldsters' goals. However, with prac- tice. these young boys will be able to give the aldslers a more evenly matched game. and as one young- ster put. it, "we'll trim 'em next time". ACME REBEKAH L()1J(il5 ...fMlss Fiorine , i-ligginbotham. student nurse at Grace Hospital. Halifax. is spending two weeks at her home in Montague. ..'BULOVA .VVT.A-TCIIES 339.75 to 375.00 and up. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller. Montague. Phone 70. ...3'MURRAY HARBOR. United Church of Canada Services Sunday. December 0th - ll a.m. Belle River: 300 p.m. Little Sands; 7.30 p.m. Murray Harbor. Rev. Wallace Ma::Plierson. minister. .JDlED AT GREEK RIVER - Therc passed away .-it her home in Greek River on Thursday. Dec. 6th. after it. lengthy illness, Mrs. Edward Munn. in her 81st year. Her first husband. Mr. John Stew- art, predeceased her several years HBO. She is survived by her pres- ent husband. Mr. Edward Munn. and four children by her first marriage. Two sons. William and Charles, are in Maine, U. S. A. and David is in California. A daughter. Margaret. Mrs. Rodrick MacKcn- zie, also resides in Maine. The funeral will be held Siilurday af- ternoon at 1.30 p. m. from Peter's Road Cliurch. Interment will be in Peter's Road Cemetery. Steamer llefloated In Montague River ..'The S.S. Ulna. whoch ran aground otf Macliacliei-iris Paint. a half-mile from Montague bridge 'Ilhui-sday afternon. was released yesterday afternoon by the George- town ferry. after which it contin- ued to Lower Montague to take on a further cargo of potatoes. The boat left. Montague on high tide Thursday at 1 p. m.. after having loaded 000 bags of potatoes. Temple At The Masonic Temple at.'Mont.- ngue was completely gutted by fire early yesterday morning be- for it was finally brought under control. The fire. of unknown origin. was fzrst noticed by Mr. Peter Clary at 5:10 a. m. asrhe was on his way to the High school. He immediat- cly sounded the alarm, and the firemen and equipment were soon on the scene. It was determined that the fire began directly behind the stairway lending to the lodge rooms on the second floor. and quickly spread to the office of Hyndman and Co. on the west end. and to the office of Maritime Electric at the centre of the building. The office of the Montague Electric at the east re- ceived only smoke and water dam- age. While the main hose was being hooked up. the firemen, under Fire Chief Murray Johnston. took the chemical into the building. but the fire had gained such headway that they were able to hold it for only e. short time. For three hours the firemen fought the blaze be- fore it was brought under control. The west and central portions of the building were completely ruin- ed. and damage is unofficially es- timated at s5.000.oo partially cov- ered by insurance. On January 20. i950. the build- 2 1-2 tons of hay, and other mixed produce. As it proceeded down riv- er, it lost the course. and ran aground on the north side of the channel where there is a point at the beginning of the second dredg- ing out. Captain Alex Burke was unfamiliar with the course, which was not marked, the buoys having becn removed a few (lays previous. Later Tliursday afternon the Georgetown ferry tried unsuccess- fully to release the boat which was firmly imbcddod. However, yesterday afternoon at high tide at 3:15. it was successful in the first pull in clearing the ship. Why have last minute mas List . . . early. Canadian Parapie ATTENTION Give ii. Magazine for pleasure the year round. Take advantage of our Christmas offers, and order Send orders-New or Renewal-to NORA MeLEAN, gic Magazine Subscription Agent, Souris. P. E. I. When ordering. please state if orders are New or Renewals. worries with your Christ- Ilire bamages Masonic Montague - J , ,, DECEMBER 8, 1951 ..,.-. ......- - in damage. . It was completely rebuilt the next year. and occupied in June or lv . The office equipment of Hynd. man and 00.. Ind part of the of. j flea equipment of the Maritime 1-IE-was also gutted by fire leaving Electric W35 IIVGIL only the outer brick shell. This It was Ilnnouificed thht the me ,.,u ,1” 9; unknown origin, building would be reconstructed u and caused approximately 310,000, soon on nouible. THINKING MAN SAVES THROUGH JLJHFE ASSURANCE AND THE SUN LJUFE OF CANADA MONTREAL HEAD OFFICE rhe following Representatives of the Sun Life at Canndn in Prlno. Edward Island will be glad to discuss with you any matters relating to life insurance or annuities. without obligation. CHARLOTTETOWN v MRS. DOROTHY ROGERS J. ARTHUR CAMPBELXJ J. A. MOORE R. C. Shea. Kinkora; W. D. YOUNG, SUMMERSIDE Y up a strong game. but were weal: T H. C. B0!-IAKER - Unit Superviso Charlottetown, P. E. I. . .. "The regular meeting of Acme Rebekah Lodge. Montague. was held Thursday evening. Der. 6ih.l with the Noble Grand. Mrs. li.j E. Nelson. presiding. 1 The minutes of the inst meet- ing were read by the sccretary.i Mrs. Leon Johnston. and approx- cd as rend. Roll call was answer-; ed by clcvcn members. i Miss Tlielnia Lnrtcr reported, for the Christmas party commit-T tee and plans were made for :1 sale of fudge. next week. enciil member being asked to bring fudge to the lodge on Thursday evening. Several letters were read and plavfcd on file. At the close of the meetlnz the members enjoyed several tables of bridge and lunch was served. Mu:ray -River and Vicinity The many friends of Mrs. Jos- eph Nickle. Murray River. are very sorry to hear that she is confined to her home due to an accident. The many friends of Miss A1- virn Mat-Kenzic. Dover. are glad to hear that hhe is recovering from her recent operation. and hope to see her about soon. ""r Mr. Judson Nicolle. 0! the Royal Canadian Navy. Charlotte- town. was xi recent visitor to his home in Murray River. where he was tht guest. of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Nicolle. Mr. George White of the Royal Canadian Navy. Charlottetown. spent. a weekend in Murray Riv- er. guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wliitte. Mr. Lornic Jenkins. Halifax. N. 5.. was a recent visitor in Mur- ray River and Point Pleasant. where he visited friends and rela- tlvcs. A.Q. lfff VHI MARITIME LIFE MAN yffflllld d T.W. IINTLEY. 0.1.0.. P. l.'. I. llcaiicn Mount '1'. W. nmrruiv. 0.1.0.. I". it. .1. month lonlnr WITH A 39:,-is . x he. no - In hnndloml mung,-m-M at lioainltiii blond "AVIDOIE van- uv. Hand-tiibiicl. highly polished llnlih. with convenient oihon auto- niallrlvcy. u..47o-. unmltnl modem to otrhol vtiiinin butt vanom. Nani!- iimi. um you-M Man with Icvu roomy drawer in bore. 134 KEIT STREET . 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