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5Fisl1ermen Discuss Plans 5Al- Murray Hbr. Meeting

hit: Charles Richards, provincial secretary of the P.E.I. Fish- ermen's Association. presld ' at the meeting heldln Murray Har- bour last night. Mr. Richards, prior to introducing the speakers, spoke brielly sussesting I stronger organlzation through increased membership. Pointing to the g1. gsnsation of the Mont Carmel and sgmnnt Bay locals. he suggested that this idea bould be c -”' out throughout the Province so as to make the association sufficient-

.:.st.roag to compete for markets.

suggested that with the pres- pt 8- dragger fleet hi Murray Har-

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PARISH 01'' Georgetown. Angli- gsn Church at Canada, Italy Trin- ity. " J Decembe 4th. Second Sunday in Advent. ll a.m. Mom- ing Prayer and Sermon Reverend W. G. Hogg. Priest in charge.

THE PKEBBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services Sunday, De- cember 4. Cardigan. Divine wor- ship, 11 a.m.; Lorne Valley after- noon service. 2:30 p.m. Montague Women's Missionary Society thank offering service 7:30 p.m. Special music. Montague Sun- day school if) a.m. Rev. D. A. Campbell. minister.

('.W.I.. ('AIlI) PARTY - The regular weekly card party spun- sored by the Montague sub-divis- ion C.W.L. was held in the Arm- rles '-'.'ednesday night with a good attendance. The door prize was won by Mr. Richard Gill, the lad- ics prize by Mrs. Ellie Llewellyn and the mcnls prize by Mr. Gcrald Landry. A delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge.

THE MONTAGUE Pastoral Charge, the United Church of Canada. Rev. J. M. Fraser, min- ister. Sunday. Dec. 4. Montague. 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m.. morning service and Junior Sun- day school. l:30 p.m.. junior choir practice of Christmas mu- sic. 7:30 p.m.. evening service with Rev. W. A. Paterson as guest preacher. Lower Montague 9.45 a.m.. morning service and

hour. and a large number of in- shore hosts. the fishermen should consider the establishing of a fillet- lng plant in the area.

Mr. Ulric Perrier. manager of the Mont Carmel and Egmont Bay local. explained the difficulties in forming the merger, and its suc- ceas, since its formatIon- He stated thatt.beIocalbaddonsofatli0,- 000.00 business with lobsters. herr- ing and mackerel. and stressed the inaeased returns to the fishermen through the operation of their own factory. It was regrettable, he said. that local factories had to contend with mainland buyers. but he felt

this dilflculty mint be evereome. Rev. William Iinspsoa. of the Ex- tension Departmant of St. Dun- etan's University, noted the great changes in the methods of flahlnl during the past several years. and said that fishermen must keep up with the changes. Organization would provide stability. he said. and the fishermen must organise to a greater degree in order to meet competition.

Mr. Frank Campbell of the Loan Board also spoke of the need for greater urganiza t among fisher- men. He felt that since it was the fishermen who had the boats. they would thus in great measure con- trol the production. and through their own factories could also control in greater degree their own marketing to get greater re- turns for themselves.

Several interesting films on fish- ing were shown during the even- ing. and the meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the speak- GT3.

HOSPITAL Auxiliary sale. Saturday. Stewart & Beck's.

WOOD ISLANDS Presbyterian- Church Sacred Song Service Sun- day. Dec. 4. 7:30 p.m.

CUSTOM SAWING every day. starting Monday. December 5 Art Thompson's Mill. Montague. 81.10 per hundred. Slab wood for

lGolden Wedding sale in stove lengths. Lewis ano)ceIebl-gfed Macswaltn. l I MURRAY HARBOUR - Murray TOWI1 COIIPIO

River Pastoral Charge United Church of Canada. Services Dun-. A ha y 1 b H h M t day Dec. 4111. Murray River ll: "W W9 ”' "'1 W” E ' a.m. Little Sands 3 p.m. Murray the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Harbour 7:30 p.m. At Murray Hur- Coyle. 53 Brighton Avenue in hon- bour the W.M.S will be conduct- 0",. of men. golden wedding an. ing their annual Thank offering mvernry "canny. service which will feature special Th 1 F

music by Mr. Ivor Phillips. Mrs. 93' we" muted in "'1' Arnold wlgmmm, and. Mrs Doug. Augustus by Rev. Allen McDonald las Coffin all of Montague. There Nov. 21 1905. Their attendants are

pan try December 8.

will be special numhcrs hy the both "Vim hm we". unable 1,, .3.

Murray River Trio. Rev 1.

Woolfrey. minister.

ST. PETEIVS Bay Charge The United Church of Can- p ada. Services for Sunday. Deci:m- K9'""" Kansas Clly:

ber 4th St Peter's Service at 0" Nov" 21"" they we” 5"!" 11:00 aim. Greenwich Service at nnmded by their Immediate fami

, . . - ily. friends and neighbours and re- l;L';'da1;Iag'cel1o(S)fr::C;,;J J30 ceived many gifts. flowers. cards. The. evening service will be the megrams and "Mme "us"

. The table was decorated with a annual Rally Day service for the g Marie Sunday Schoolg You are ing lace table cloth. golden mums. and

med to attend Rev RUSH” A a three-tier wedding cake. After-

tend. the bridesmaid being Sister Angelique. "little Sister of the poor" pesto”; now in Roxbury, Mass., and the groomsman Monsignor P.lJ. Mc-

Sunday school.

FRI - SAT

Bad Day At

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Adm. 40 - 55 Incld Prov. Gov. A. Tax

Color E Cinemascope Spencer Tracy - Robert Ryan - Ann Francis. Filmed in Arizona. Conspiracy and silence predominating. Unusual suspense. Our Motto-None Better - Few as Good.

Mad I Minister noon tea was served by Miss

Hancock and Leckey.

that through co-operative endeavor MP?

iDlIi0h

Famales- George A. Callbeck: Reserve: Reginald Gallant. Grand Champion - B. D. Jones: Reserve: Hancock and Leckey.

HIRE BREATH OF SPRING AND ITEWART

Male-Adult and Kit (10 Entries) Cl. W. 0. Goddard; 1 Reginald Gallant; 3. Hancock and Leckey; 4. Hancock and Leckey; 5. Hancock and Leckey; 6. L W. Hancock. Female -- Adult and Kit (ii Entries) - 1. Reginald Gallant: 2. Reginald Gallant; 3. L. W. Han- cock; 4. Hancock and Leckey; 5. Hancock and Leckey: 6. W. 0. Goddard? 7. Hancock and Leakey. CHAMPIONSHIPS

Males - W. 0. Goddard; serve: Reginald Gallant. Females Reginald Gallant; Reserve: Reginald Gallant.

Grand Champion - W. O. Godd- ard; Reserve: Reginald Gallant. PASTEL (MEDIUM)

Male-Adult and Kit (14 En- tries) 1. L. W. Hancock: 2. Reginald Gallant; .5. George A. Callbeck: 4. L. W. Hancock: 5. Ernest T. Mill; 6. L. W. Hancock: 7. L. W. Lockerby; ii. Reginald Gallant.

Female - Adult and Kit (18 Entries) A 1 Reginald Gallant: 2. Reginald Gallant; 3. B. B. Jones; 4. L. W. Hancock; 5. George A. Callbeck; 6. L. W. Hancock; 7. B. B. Jones: 8. L. W. Hancock; 9 B. B. Jones; 10. Reginald Gallant. PASTEL (Light)

Re-

lntrlea) 1. B. B Jones: 2., George A. Callbeck: 3. 1.. W. Han- cock: 4. Ernest T. Mill: N. E;'n-.-st '1'. Mill; 6. George A. Callbeck: 7

George A. Callbeck: ll. Ernest T. Mill; 9. George A. Callbeck. Female - Adult and Kit 18 Entries) A 1. B. B. Jones 2. Reginald Gallant; 3. George A.

Callbeck: 4. B. B. Jones; 5. L W. Hancock; 6. L. W. Hancock 7. George A. Callbeck: B. B. B. Jones: ii. L. K. Lockerby; I0. Lavamlier

Bros. CHAMPIONSHIPS

Males G L. W. Hancock; Re- serve: B. B. Jones.

Females Reginald Gallant; Reserve: Reginald Gallant

Grand Champion - L. W. Han- cock: Reserve: B. B. Jones. PASTEL Breath of Spring

(Medium)

Male - Adult and Kit (5 Entries) - 1. John Hancock. Summersitle: 2. Ernest T. Mill; 3. Ernest T. Mill: 4. Ernest T. Mill.

Female C Adult and Kit (8 Entries) -- 1. George A. Callbeck: 2. B. B. Jones; 3. Ernest T. Milli 4. B. B. Jones; 5. B. B. Jones.

and Stewart

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'irI-nrl Chamclon C John Cilan- nclt: Reserve: George A. Call-

beck. ALEUTIANS

Male - Adult and Kit (4 Entries) - 1. G A. Callbeck: 2. G. A. Call- beck: .1. G. A. Callbeck: 4. B. B. Jones.

Female E Adult and Kit (2 En-

tries) - l G. A. Caliber-k. 2. G. A. Callbeck. CHAMPIONSHIPS

Males -- G. A. Callback; Re-

serve: G. A. Callbeck. Females - G. A.Callbeck. Grand Champion - G. A. beck

STANDARD (Natural Dark)

Male - Adult and Kit 112 En- tries) - 1. George A. Callbeck: 2. George A. Callbeck: 3. B. B. Jones: 4. Lavandier Bros; 5. George A. Callbeck: 6. W. 0. Goddard; 7. B. B. Jones.

Female-Adult and Kit (14 En- tries) H 1 George A. Callbeck: 2. Reginald Gallant; 3. George A.

Call-

Breath of spring and Stewart (Light)

Male - Adult and Kit (8 Entries) - 1. Ernest T. Mill: 2. John Hancock; 3. B. B. Jones: 4. George A. Callbeck: 5. L. W. Han- cock.

Adult and Kit (6 Enties) - 1. George A. Callbeck: 2. L. W. Han- cock; 3. Ernest T. Mill; 4. John Hancock.

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Males John Hancock) Re- serve: Ernest '1'. Mill.

Females - Gorge A. Callbeck:

Male -p Adult and Kit (15

Reserve: George A. Callbeck.

Toronto, Ont. (Special) - For the tirst. time science has found a. new healing substance with the astonishing ability toshrink hemorr- hoids and to relieve pain. Thousands have been relieved-without resort to surgery.

In one hemorrhoid case after

another, "very striking improve- ment." was reported and verified by dor.tora' observations. K Pain was relieved promptly. And, - while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place.

And most amazing of aU-this improvement was maintained in

Gladys Doucette, ncice of Mr. John Coyle. and their daughter Hilda (Mrs. F. Pound). Mrs. Walter Perry poured tea.

A turkey dinner was enjoyed by the immediate family from five- o'clock till seven with a toast given by their

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oases where doctoia' observations were continued over a period oi

many monthal In fact, results were so thorough that auderers were able to make such ' ' statements as "Piles

Announce New Way Shrink Painful Piles

Science Finds Healing Substance That Does Both- Relieves Pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids

To

have ceased to be a problaml" And among these autlcrers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid condi- tions. some of 10 to Z) years standing.

All this, without. the use of nar- cotics, anthetics or aatringenta if any kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne2)-the disco!- ery of a famous scientific ' i Already, Bio-Dyna is in wide up for healing injured tissue on sl parts of the body.

This new healing substance h otlered in suppository or oinlmolll form called Preparation H'. Ask for individually sealed COIIVOIIIUM Praparatio H suppositories c Preparation H ointment with specld applicator. Preparation H is add at all drug stores. Satisfactitn guaranteed or money refunded.

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which they were or purse from the family.

A reception was held in the even- ing among the many guesta were Rev. E. Doyle. Hon. Eugene Cullen and Mr. J. Russel Drlscoll. Tea was served by Mrs. Joseph Mac- Donald, Mrs. Fulton Pound. and Mrs. Waller Perry. Pouring was done by Miss Louise Duffy. sister of Mrs. Coyle.

On leaving. the host of friends joined with their six surviving members of their family of sight. twenty-nine grandchildren. and two great-grandchildren. in wishing Mr. and Mrs. John Coyle congratulat-

ions and good wishes.

MONTAGUE Black Rock

eldest son. Reg. after) with a

NOTICE

Meeting at Co-op Hall Friday 8:30 of Interna- tional Hod Carriers. Common Labourers' Union. This meeting is for the purpose of collecting dues and taking in new members.

JOSEPH E. BERRIGAN.

Secretary.

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Females - George A Callbeck. Reserve: Reginald Gallant.

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Males -- W. 0. Goddard; Reg serve: L. W. Hancock.

Females - W. 0. Goddard: Re- serve: L. W. Hancock.

Grand Champion - W. O. Godd ard: Reserve: 1.. W. Hancock.

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THURSDAY DEC. 22

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