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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

l,AGi:N'rs':-sioiwrsoua: Harold r. Landry. Mrs. nyi-on Stewart.

AGENT GEORGETOWN:

The Guardian niiiy be bought .at

Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office: ' in Sour-ls:

The Post Office:

---'0ATS, buying good quality

oats, paying 50 cents per bushel. McGowan's Limited, hilnitiir.

..!M() iv T Aid":-r: HOME and

School meeting. Monday night, October l9t h. 8.00 p.ni., new school. Demonstration of grade

one teaching. All parents are urg- ed to attend.

.. 'ATTENTl0N Fll)l)l.ERS AND lSTEP DANCERS! Island Champ- ionship finals to be held in Char- Noveniber 24th and

lottetoirn on 25th. Cmitrslants shoiild em:-rt their l0Ckli rllniliialloiis or cuiitnit

Y's Mciis Club, Y. M. C. A, Cl:;ir- lottetmin

'DOI-I Rl2f'ORTEZli -- It was reported that 3. doe was soon in the vicinity of Real Rlicr in ' week. This is the first nerds.-all that a rll-cr has been :'rpoi':cd in Iiiat plirtlculnr arm, :il'li-oiigii ;vi'o were seen last iPlll' iicnr Prim- rose on the Sevrn Mile Road.

JPASSES ON -- Willie rcl'ent- y visiting ill Sydnei, N. "he homc of Mr. anti M .. mdt-r Iiiwcliciizic. Mr. and

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mills ii zht nnd riaugzhtrrs Doris inri Bar urn of Lower Montague were grc.:i'li' snridenerl and shock- eri when lit" 3lrir'l(nn;tie Flld('iPYii)' ook n iivrirt riltm-k and plisscrl avid". il.- ii.rlow ls Mrs, li'ri;:lit's sister. Iiic lornicr Miss Sybil Hearn, Gcnrgctoivn. flefiirning home iiitti Mr, and Mrs. Wright was Mastcr Stuart )lacKen7.ie, oni- of the four rlillrircn of the ho- reavcd l1nii,, who iiill visit in flower Nlnnlulziic for severtil

weeks - .

Waldon Lovers.

the following places in Montague: In Georgetown: The Snack Bar.

I ....'GlVE ALL you can when the. rnnvasser c is on you for the !King's County Hospital.

. . SWATER PROOF and shock lprnof watches, BUIOVH. Lorie, Elco Hind other fine watches. Retail 1320.00 and 575.00. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague. 'RI-IBEKAII LODGE MEETS- Mrs. liilda Hilchcy, P.N.G.. pre- ,slded at the regular meeting of yACME Rebekah Lodge, Moiitagvie. Thursday evening. There was,a large attendance. The meeting lope-nod in usual form followed by ,roll call, and the minutes of the llast meeting read by the secrelaly. Mrs. Hazel l-looley. The treasurer, Mrs. Ruth" MscLeod. gave the yflnanclal report. Mrs. Doris Llewel- jlyn reported on the financial suc- cess of the sale of home made randy at. the I. 0. O. F. concert ,Wednesday evening. Arrangements were discussed for having 9. Hal- lowe'en party in the lodge room he last week of October. Mrs.

I tDorls Llewellyn, Mrs. Florrle White )9 "hand my Mary Hemphlll were ap-

,pointed on the program commit- ;tee. A member. Brother William yMacLean. was reported ill in the lveterans wing of the P. E. I. Hos- pital. At the close of the meeting a social half hour was enjoyed and lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge.

Personals-

..'.Vlr. Roddy MacKen7.ie, Sydney. 'N. S., iin-: a recent visitor of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrl. 'l.ouis Wright, Loner Montague.

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Mrs. Edward Murphy

llieafh Saturday 0f i

"File death of Mrs. Edward Murphy, formerly Isabel Gordon. occurred at her home in Montague early Saturday morning at. the age of 78 years. Although in failing health for some time, her death came as a great shock to her many friends at home and abroad.

The deceased was born at. New Perth. only daughter of the late

Gordon. She spent many years in Boston where she was employed for 35 years with the Gilchrist Department store. Her husband ysEdEGEI5Cd her about is years ago. She is survived by two brothers: Elliott, in Portland, Oregon and Arthur, in Boston. Funeral will be held

o'clock. Interment will be in the Brudenell cemetery.

O I D Vicinity ..'Mr, Roy Macbeod and brother Jackie of Charlottetxtwn, spent the holiday week-end visiting rel- atives and friends in Lorne Val- y.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mat-Donald were visitors to Orwell Cove on October 9 where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Morrison.

Miss Chris Shaw. Charlottetown. Spent Thanks-glvliig week-rind with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw.

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Mr. Elmer Maclnnis and daugh- ter Wanda, ,Chnrlottr-town, spent the Thanksgiving week-end visit-

yinz relatives in Lorne Valley.

M. and Mrs Oliver Douglas and lfamily. Head of Hillsboro motored to Lorne Valley on October 11. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnis.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, New Perth, attended Thanksgiving Ser- vice at Lorne Valley Church, and also were guests of Mr. and Mrs Daniel Shaw,

Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer, Charlottetown. motored to Lorne Valley on October 11, while here they attended Church service and were guests of Mrs, Spencer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Innis.

Mr and Mrs Graver Macxay, Strsthcona, Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeiil, Mr. Cecil MacNeiil and the Misses Reno and Doris Mac- Neill. Lorne Valley, motored to New Perth on Octobt-r.7. They were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Roy MaoNelli. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell. and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Lcod motored to Montague October 8 to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Norman J. Nichol- son.

Mrs. Elmer Mrzlnnis. Charlotte- town, was hostess in the members of Lorne Valley Women's Insti- tute on October 7. All members we,re prssent. despite the inclement weather. Mrs. Malcolm Maclbeod arrived on the Island that even- ing. She attended the conference of the Associated Country Women of the World and a meeting of the Federated Women's Institutei of Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLcod have returned from ii two-month visit in Quebec and Ontario. While at Toronto they were guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Macbeod, and in Montreal they visited their daughter Teresa. also their son-ln- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Miirkcll. Another visitor to the Markell home was Mr. Stork who presented them with R. baby boy. AM.

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On October l3, Mr. J.l W. Lovers,

Mrs. N. W. I-Isnsen and Mr. Ho- ward Walker, motored to .om,z. lottetown. . .

Mr. Joseph Johnson. and Mr. Joseph "sonny" Johnson motored to Malpeque and Borden on Oct. 1.

Mr. N. W. Hansen was a visitor to the City im Oct. 14.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fouchere and family of scurls motored to Georgetown on October 12.

g from herl late residence this afternoon at 2f,ecent yum), to SL Maryvg Road,

Mrs. Raymond Lavandisr. was a

iwhere she was the guest of her .mother, Mrs. Charles Mccarron.

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Miss Francis Gallant of Souris is visiting in Georgetown, wher she is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Ray- mond Martell.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lavandler were recent guests of Mrs. Lavandler'ii parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of St. Mary's Road.

Mr. Harry Yorston and MN. J. Howard MacDonald were business visitors to the City on Oct. 13.

Miss Mae Lavers. R. N., of the nursing staff of the King”: County Memorial Hospital in Montague was a recent visitor to her home in Georgetown. l

Miss Lorraine Roche, student of Notre Dame Academy in Char- lottetown, spent the Thanksgiving holiday week-end at her home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Solomon and family- motored to Sourls on Thanksgiving day.

Jackie Lovers, Donald Mac- Donald snd Gerald D. Murphy, students at St. Dunstsn's College, spent the Thanksgiving holidays at their homes in Georgetown.

Bernard Walsh and Gerald Mur- phy, studervts at St. Dunist.an's College, spent the holiday week- end at their homes in George- town. -

Shelia Delory and Joan Murphy. who are students at Prince of Wales College, visited their homes in Georgetown during the Thanks- giving holidays,

Jackia Ascole of Montreal stu- dent at St. Dunstan's College. was ii. guest at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lovers for the Thanks- giving holidays. ,

Maurice DeLory. Medical Student at Dalhousie University in Hall- fax, N.S., was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. De- Lory for Thanksgiving.

Mr. and Mrs. James Cain of New York, who are visiting in Georgetown, recently motored to Murray River, accompanied by Mrs. Temple Goteli. Mrs. Victor Rafuse and Mrs. Forden Gotall.

Richard DeI..ory, Engineering student at Nova. scotis Technical College in Halifax, N8, spent the holiday week-end at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. J. W. Lavers, Deputy Pro- thonotary is presently on annual holidays and is being relieved in his duties by Mr. A, E. Jenkins.

Miss Adele Fitzgerald. who is employed in Charlottetown was a week-end visitor to her home in Georgetown.

. . . fMr. and Mrs Allen Jenkins of Summerslde motored to George- town early in the week, where they were the guests of Mr. Jenkin's mother. Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

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Friends of Mrs. Laura Lovers are pleased to hear that she hss re- turned home after being I patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital for the past few weeks.

Gertrude Fitzgerald, Peggy John- son, Verne. Msrtcll and Lorraine Roche, students at Notrc Dame Acadcnw, were visitors to their homes in Georgetown during the Thanksgiving week-ends

..'Mr. and Mn. Jsmea Gain of New Ybrk City, are guests at the hom-s of Mr. and Mrs. Temple Gofoil, Mr. Osln is an enthuutlc gunner and makes s yearly visit here, during the hunting season. Needlaas to say he and Temple bag their quota of game.

Mr. and Mrs. Jsok Donovan -and daughter ulasn of Plalou, NA. spent the holiday weak-end in Georgetown the guests of Mr. Don- ovan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mour- ice Donovan. While hm they motored to Tryon. and warn sc- coi-npsnlcd as far as Oi'iarlatfA.- town by Mr. and Mil. Alicc Mui- Klnnon. On their return to Plctou, they were accompanied by their son Paul, who but been vis- iting hero. -A0,

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.."l'hs regular monthly meeting of the Montague suh-division of the C. W. L. was held at the home of Mrs. Lsvl Power on October 4 with 20 members in attendance.

The treasurers report showed a substantial increase in fund. Dur- ing the month an altar cloth was purchased for the 'rhiirch. At the close of the meeting, ui bshalf of the league. a table lam was presented to Mn. Dsn awsr. who is losvtn; this. parish to take

. up nsidsncc in Truro, N. 8. -An

address was iby the .pi-csidofit. Mn. F. coyie and presentation made by Mrs. Levi Power."

Next moetlnl will be held at. the horns of Mrs. James Coillnu. I

Little Sands - And Vicinity

Mr. Donald Livingstone. Hope- fleitf. was over to New Glasgow last week. ' '

Miss Kay Fraser, Hopefield, and Miss Ellen Nunn, Little Sands, were in New Glasgow recently.

Mr. George H. Blue, who is employed on the,Charles I-2. Dun- nlng spent a day at his home here, recently.

Mr. Neil MacNeiil has raised his house and is digging adseper cellar and plans to put. cement foundation under his house.

Mrs. Sadie Bonnell who is em- ployed as night supervisor of the Provincial Infirmary, Charlotte- town. was visiting friends in Little Sands on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins and three .children, accompanied hy Mrs. Lee Crane and daughter. Albion, iwere visiting relatives.ln Little sand: on Sunday.

Mr. Raymond MacLsa.n. boat builder an joiner. High Bank is now empl yet! by Mr. Russell Buell, Abncy at carpenter work.

Mrs. John Angus Blue of Hope- field who is now stsylng with her daughter Evelyn, has had another stroke. It is hoped it is not ser- ious and she will soon be well again.

It is regretted that Mr. John Dan MacLannan who is a patient in the Montague Hospital is quite ill. On Tuesday of this week when some members of his fam- ily visited him he was a little better. It is to be hoped that Mr. MscLsnnan will soon be much im- proved in health.

Mr. Neil MacNeiil, Little Sands. has just had a new .flue built in his house by Mr. Montie Mac- Kenzle, bricklayer, Little Sands. Mr. Macxenzle has built several flues in different parts of P.E.l. this summer. He also does mason work and was recently employed by Mr. Ben Sencabaugh, Murray River.

A few farmers in this district and in Hopefleld have finished potato digging. But there are still. many farmers who haven't start- ed or just begun. The heavy rain on Wednesday will delay potato digging for ri few flnys. Trzivcllcrs report few fields all dug between here and Murray River.

Mr. Nestor Beck who was at her home in Little Sands during the summer months was leaving for Massachusetts on Thursday. Mrs. Beck spends the winter in Massachusetts and returns to her home in Little Sands eachsprlng. She was accompanied by her sis- ter. Mrs. Mary MacNeiil of the staff of the Provincial Ssnator- ium (who had been spendlngAher vacation at. her home in Little Sands) to' Charlottetown.

Since the last report to this -ppper the Little Sands cemetery': work has been completed. Many men from these vicinities volun- teered and sewed the lime, fer- tilizer and grass seed. In passing the coat of having this cemetery all levelled. etc., was borne by many plot owners and others near and far who willingly do- nated money. This improvement to the Little Sands cemetery adds much to the district.

The many friends of Mrs. John Bruce, High Bank, were glad to u lcome her home ngaln after aboutsa month's absence when Mrs. Bruce was visiting in the United States. Mrs. Bruce visited her two sisters and a brother in

New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. She also spent I lot of time visiting her many

cousins in Massachusetts and re- newing former acquaintances. Mrs. Bruce made the trip hy Pal”- She had a grand trip. enjoying every moment of it.

Mr. James Dixon, Little Sands. is having extensive repair work done to his fiirm buildings. Mr. Archie MacLean, carpenter and painter of Murray River, is doing the work. Mr. MncLeari is also a fisherman and owns a large fleet of lobster traps. He sold his lob- ill.!l' boat to a party in N. S. and he intends to build a new host this winter for himself. He fishes from Wood Islands and while there he meets touring lobster fishermen from different parts of the Atlantic seaboard. They com- pare methods of catching lobsters and Mr. MacLean has interesting stories to tell of the methods some of them use.

....'The people of Little Sands were saddened on Oct. 1 to hear of the death of Mrs. Peter Mac- Lesn of Little Sands, who pass- ed away in the Montague Hos- pital after A long illness and mlH"i suffering. Mrs. Mscuan lived with her daughter, Mar- garet, Mrs. Herring of Murray Harbour. for some time before en- tering the Montague Hospital about two weeks before her death. The funeral was held from the Little lands United Church on Oct. 3 with a large number of people in attendance. The service was conductsd' by Rev. Mr. Goudgc in the absence of the reg- uls'r pastor. The many and beau- tiful flowers bore silent tribute to one who was well loved in than vlclnltm. interment was in Little sands cemetery. Sincere sympathy goes out' to Mr. Mac-

Lsan and family, Norman at home, Margaret. Mrs. Herring. Murray Harbour. and Malcolm

who is in British Columblsi and

thsr's .funsnl. . -C.O.

commons Member Vislflng Formosa V

TAIPEI. toe) -' .w. pins one saamiln ofsbs nuungar ooinaions to visit this Rstlcualm

chins stronghold, si-rind Saturday from Tokyo. llr. Picsi-if. ubsnl . A

could. not got home to his mo- 9,”

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Savage liarliouri and Vicinity

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.-.'Mr. Fred Masher, veteran of the Second World War, wu a business visitor to Charlottetown on October, 13.

Mr. John. Plgot, well-known farmer of Savage Harbour. was a visitor to the City on Oct. 13.

Mr. Louis MacDonald of Char- Jottetown. was a business visitor to Savage Harbor on Oct. 3.

.Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacDonald of Mt. Stewart, were Sunday vis- itors to Savage Harbour where they were the guests of relatives.

Mr. John Moreslde of Char- lottetown; was a business visitor to Savage Harbor V during the week.

Mrs. Reta Ross of Mount,Stew-

art. motored to Antigonlsh on Sunday "where she visited her daughter, Margaret. who is ii

student at Mt. St. Bernard Ladlos College.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mac- Carvllle of Charlottetown. were visitors to St. Andrew's on Sun- day where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Peters.

Mr. Harry "Hughes of Mount Stewart, visited several centres on the mainland over the week-end.

Mrs. P. J. Noye has returned to her home in Hunten River after a pleasant holiday spent in Savage Harbour where she was the guest of Miss Thelma Mac- Kay. i ,

Dr. Burden of St. Peter's was it visitor to Mount Stewart on Wed- nesday.

Mr. Colin MacDonald of Mt. Stewart visited several centres in Nova Scotla over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. James Leslie loft during the week on return to their home in Ottawa after spend- ing an enjoyable vacation in Sav- age Harbor where they were the guests of Mrs. Leslie's mother, Mrs. Fulton Pigot.

Dr. and Mrs. George Shepherd and family have returned to their home in Mount Stewart after spending an enjoyable two weeks holidays in Nova Scotia. Residents, of this area although keenly ap- preciating the necessity of a lioli-i day for the genial doctor are nevertheless delighted to see him back at. his practice once again. '

The calm peaceful quietness of this community was severely dis- tucbed on Saturday morning. Oct.

10. It was the opening of the duck season but ll stranger could easily imagine that the great

movie magnate Cecil B. DeMille had prrived in the vicinity and was staging for posterity one of the great battles of history so in- tense and prolonged was the bom- bardment. Few blrds, however, graced the bountiful repasts aer- ved the next day. One might say "heap big smoke. heap big noise, no ducks."

The people of this community learned wltli sincere regret that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell and daughter Shirley Ann are soon to move from Savage Har- bour. The Campbells are a young. prosperous couple exceptionally well liked by all and their ab- some will be keenly felt through- out the district. They have bought A home in Glen William and leave shortly to take up re- sidence there. Mr. Campbell will be employed throughout the fall and winter months on the new Federal Building being erected at Montague.

Residents of this community were saddened during the week when they learned of the death of Henry Burke which occurred at his home in Douglas on Sun- day Oct.'1l. The late Mr. Burke. a well-known carpenter and mas- on moved to Douglas some twenty years ago where through his gen- erous and upright dealings he established a veritable army of friends. The funeral on Wednes- day Oct. 14 from his late resi- dence wss held to St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church of which the deceased was an ardent and devote member, where Requiem High Mass was sung by the Rev. Father Kenneth MacMlilan of Ti-scsdle. Interment was in St. Andrew's Cemetery. Pall hearers were James Dlngweil. Wilfred Coffin, William Crawford, Jphn Macliachern, Donald MacDonald and James Doyle. The funeril was under the direction of the Hennessey Funeral Home. Char- iottetown. Sincere sympathy of a wide circle of friends is exteflded to the bereaved family.

The monthly meeting of the Savage Harbour Women's insti- tute was held on Oct. 13 at the home of Mrs. Charles Campbell. The president, Mrs. Ernest Doyle presided over the well attended meeting while iMrs. Clarence Murphy acted as secretary in the unhvoldablc absence of the reg- ular offlclsl, Miss Hattie Pigott. Several articles are'to be bought for the school Including a refill of the first std kit. A general dis- cussion on ways and means of cluon to sponsor some sort of public entertainment at Mt. an if the necessary arrange eiits for the hall can be made. The following committee swore ap- pointed for the month: school. Mrs. John Morrison. Mrs. Lester Gums; sick, Mrs. Elisha Doyle. Mrs. Clarence Murphy; entertain-