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following piaoea in Montague: in Georgetown: The Post Office; Boper;

..'A'I.‘TEN'.I.‘!0N — Large quan- tity of Men's Army Boots now in stock. Montague Shoe Store.

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

The many friends of Mrs. James Reilly, Gasperaux, who has been undergoing treatment in the Prince Edward lsland Hospital, will be pleased to learn that she is able to be home again with her family.

A very successful Masquerade Dance was held in Sturgeon Hall on Friday evening, October 29th. Many hilarious costumes were worn. which provoked a. great deal oi merriment among the audience who enjoyed the entertainment. The proceeds were in aid of the school.

At 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 80th. Montague United Church was the scene of a wedding of wide interest, when Jean Florence, only daughter of Rev. A. S. and lvirs. Adams, was united in marriage to Norval Llewellyn Eldridge. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Eldridge, oi Beaver Harbour. N. B. Mr. Adams. father of the bride, performed the ceremony. The church was decorated with s. profusion oi ferns and autumn flowers and made a beauti- ful setting for the bridal party. The winsomo bride looked charming as she entered the church on the arm oi her brother, Donald, who gave her in marriage; with her suit in American Beauty rose shade, she wore hat and accessories of cobble- stone grey with corsage oi deep cream roses.

Miss Lydia Eldridge, sister oi the groom. was bridesmaid. She wore a brown suit with matching hat and pink accessories. Her ge was of Bettertimo roses. The groom was suportod by his friend. Mr. Milton Cunningham of Halifax.

The weddin march and other nuptial music was played by Miss Peggy Beck. During the slgningmf the register, Mrs. Donald Adams of Sununerslde. sang the solo "Through All The Years."

The uushers were Mr. Charles Fraser cf Monte . and Mr. Duncan Robinson of Halifax. The bride's mother chose a gown and hat of black. and the groom's mother a grey ensemble. each wearing a cor- sage o! American Beauty roses.

Ibllowisig the ceremony a recept- ion was held st the Manse. ‘rho bride's table being centered with a three-tier wedding cake which was out in the ireditional manner. Tea was poured by lvira. G. A. Thomp- son of Montague, and Mrs. C. J. Meroereau. of Fredericton, aunt oi the bride. Assisting in serving were Miss Murine Campbell, Miss Peggy Beck, Miss Roma Dunning, Mrs. Duncan Robinson, Mrs. Donald Adams. Lira. Charles Fraser. Mrs. Effie Bruce, Mrs. Lester MacLeod, and Mrs. Edgar MacKlnnon. ~

The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Mr. Charles Fraser, and pleasingly responded to by the

groom.

Amid showers of rice and con- fetti, the happy couple left on a motor trip through the Maritimes. after which they will take up residence in Halifax, where the groom is employed with Imperial Oil limited.

The out-of-town guests included Mrs. C. J. Mercereeu, of Fredericton, N. 3.; Mrs. Ted Hanson, Sackville, N. 8.; Miss Margaret Joan Muttart, Summerside; Mr. Fred Mlnnikin. Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wightman of Halifax, N. S. --Lan.

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MONTAGUE. P. l. I.

Oifioo Hours: 10 to 13 AM. 2 to ii P. M.

Holidays. eta. by appointment

Office Connected with Drug Store.

I the interests of this prosperous ‘ community which has developed an unusually fine cooperative spirit and has put it into effective action. the Hall w\s built in m1 and is a real and living memorial to the boys from the area who ' served in the struggle for freedom. It has two thirty-five m.m. pro- jector-s for moving pictures which are now showing. Also on the first floor are a check room and s space

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‘AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Landry. Albert Aithon. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Miss Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lavorl.

in Si. Peter's:

Ono of the many splendid new buildings which have helped make Morell one oi the most enterpris- ing and attractive villages in the province, the Memorial Hall is shown above.

splendidly equipped for serving

GUARDIAN

‘Richards and Gordon Farrell

The Guardian may be bousbt at any o! the Miss S. A. Llewellyn; Lira. Clay. in Sourls: Condosfa and Florence

The Post Office. ..'GBUEN WATCHES. — C. B.

Boehner. Jeweller, Montague.

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TION will be held 1n Yoda ‘Theatre. Wednesday, December 1st.

A FEW TICKETS leit for to night's show at York. Henderson and Cudmore‘.

HWIMUDIA AND DAVID with Dorothy McGuire, Robert Young. Wood Islands Monday. Sturgeon, Tuesday. Canoe Cove, Wednesday. Annandale. Thursday. Eldon, Fri- day, Bridgetown Saturday.

MERMAID PERSONALS

Miss Belle Smith, teacher oi

Mermaid School, spent the weekend

at her home.

Messrs Ronnie and Jerry Robert- son have left on return to Ottawa.

Friends oi Ernest Lurid. Mt. Her- bert are glad to hear he has re- turned home again and wish him a speedy recovery.

FINE CAST IN \ WESTERN EPIC

An exciting dim. “FouT- Faces West.” bows in at the Prince Ed- ward Theatre today and gives a thrilled audience a glimpse of New Mexico in the 1880s, when men of daring played dangerously with law and onier. The film made by that dean of Western producers Harry Sherman. ior Enterprise Studios. co~stars Joel McCres, Frances Dee and Charles Blcltford. It is a Uni- ted Artists release.

The action of the story. which

ing, is one not easily forgotten

memberod ior his Story."

iiazelhrook And‘ Vicinity

Mrs. Austin Goody daughter Paula. are visiting Mrs Ooadyk parents in Earnscllfie.

engaged digging wells for Messrs Henry Jones and Leo Coady.

visit with relatives here.

their son Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coady.

turned home from, Montreal.

las Drake are visiting Brunswick.

Mrs. Pope If! her husba d Sunday. Oct. 24th.

rvn-s. Pauline Ma cltinnon,

itlng at the home oi Mrs. Mac

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ooedy and fern ily on Sunday.

Morell Community Hall

Legion meetings. A spacious basement bowling alleys. pool

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been installed recently. The people of Morell are justlfi ably proud of this fine

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was adapted from Eugene Manlove Rhodes’ colorful novel. "Peso Por Aqui." (They Passed This Way) is fast-paced, with plenty of hard rid- ing througlh some of the most dan- gerous natural country ever ﬁlmed. and the scene tn which McCren lassos and breaks a steer. then ride-s oii on it into the desert to elude a posse hot on his trail. is one of the "most amazing bits oi drama ever caught in a Western. The climax as unexpected as it is heart-catch-

The capable direction was in the hands of Alfred E. Green. best re- “The Jolson

and little Mr. George MacDonald is busily

lviiss Lena Pippy has returned to Boston, hfass. after a pleasant and friends

Mr. and Mrs. William Coady are visitingdn Klnkora, the guest oi and daughter-in-law,

Mr. Errol Lund. Bethel, has re-

Mesrrs. Ernest Inge and Doug- ln New

The people oi this community extend their deepest sympathy to oye on the death oi

which occurred on

ac- companied by her son. Mike. her daughter Margaret and her niece Jean Kelly. Kenslngton, were vis-

Kinnons daughter and son-in-law,

PubliciLlay, and a room for

tablta and provisions for Boy Scouts and Girl Guides rooms. A new furnace has

edifice which provides space and facilities for amusement and recreation as well as for things of a more serious

It is owned and operated by what is known as the Morell Hall Co.

annual dance will be held in the Memorial Hall io- day. Nov. b. Modern and old time music will be supplied by Don

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m. Kent Wayo was s. visitor to Charlottetown on ‘Friday

morcnpelnrsrshsveiust completed re-palnting the outside of the station here. -8t. P.

Mr. Edward Mahar. employee at Gar-rots, Baltic. spent the week- end with his family et St. Peter's.

His friends are all glad to see Mr. Donald entering his

at the winter fair.

Arthur.

Potato digging got a great boost last week. the weatherman being kind. only a few small lots re- main to be dug.

Mr. James MecKenaie has all the grading around his new house completed. He has s, lovely home in a nice location.

..'St. Peter's Co-operstivo are at present making extensive re- pairs to their large store, which, when completed. will be an addit- ion to this village.

Mr. W. F. Leslie has rotuurned from Tigrlish where he has been employed all summer with H. J. Phillips 8t Sons, contractors.

Mr. Joseph MacInnis, who recently took over the milk vendors rouio from his brother George. is doing a very satisfactory Job. George Yorston is in charge.

Mr. P. A. Met-Donald also has the building fever and is putting a large extension to his home. Mr. MacDonald, besides being agent for one of the large meat packing plants, buys cranberries. He recent- ly installed an American grader of the very latest type.

York and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Brown, City, spent Sunday in York.

Miss Mary Watts, City, spent the week-end at her home in York.

Mrs. Fred Thompson. York. was a visitor to the City on Friday-C Mix Marguerite Vessoy, York, spent a few days in the city last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Watts. City, spent Sunday at Mr. West's home in York.

daughter Myrna, City, spent Sun- day in York.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnston and son Ricky, City. spent Sun- day in York.

Miss Aietha Brown, student of P. W. C, spent the week-end at he: home in York.

Mrs. Roy Kelzer, Tkacadis, spent a few days last week visiting friends in York.

Miss Helen Lewis, City. at- tended the funeral of her grand- ’ father on Sunday.

Mr. Arthur Brown, student of Prince of Wales College, spent the week-end at his home in York.

Miss Shlrley-‘Cooke, studen‘ of Prince of Wales College, spent the week-end at her home in York.

Mrs. Vernon Rodd. Oity, spent the week-end in York, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Mr. Daniel Taylor has returned to his home in York, after spend- ing a few months in New Bruns- trick.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knox and son George, City, spent the week- end in York the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. George Watts.

Miss Anita Lewis. student of P. W. 0., spent the week-end at her home in York, where she at- tended her grandfather's funeral.

Misses Myrtle and Margaret Stewart, Dunstsffenege, spent a few days in York lest week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Westley Matthews.

Miss Norma Lewis, student nurse at the P. E. I. Hospital. wont tho week-end at her home in York, where she attended her grand- father's funeral.

Mrs. Daniel MacPherson and son. oi Orwell Cove, spent Sunday in York, the guests of Mr. and rm. William Crockett. They also at- tended ihe funeral of the late Mr. Herbert Lewis.

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On Nov. ill-in, Armistice Day There will be tile unveiling of o Memorial Tablet In tile after- noon ioiioveri by a Chicken Se’. per and Dance at sight.

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