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Atllhldi-MONTAGUI: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. llyross llewart. Ilsa. lraoo Maolboo. bun Joyce Wiggisston. was Jean Johnston. AGENT GIOIGITOWN: Weldon leavers.

Guardian may be bought at .the following places in Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in Geosta- ln Souris: The Snack Bar and 3. Rich-

The Ilontaguo: town: The Post Otllcli ards I: Son. '

..-nrrnn IOOTWEAI at ts. ..'.l0ANNA Dues snor. Montague. we now have a good

mm” am am" selection of clips bad i it ts' --w - ac o . ...'llSlBVI Pridstisept. nndfnight-gowns. house-coats, etc

for dance at Lower oni.IllI0- ----

i -- Miss Florence Laverl. RN. and ..'lISElVE Wednesday, Oct. .Mlss May Levers, R.N.. of George- ith. for Matinee Horse Race atliuivtn dwers visitors to Montague

yes or ay.

ldontsgue.

.....,.. , Mr. Eric Duvar of Montsguei was a business visitor to Char-I lottetown yesterday. I ....-ralnrnv same at Llewellyn's store, Saturday at 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Green-: field Women's institute. '

.:.v:o:.r-.g:::;; .:;yi.g.2. "Willa "HM ton. en th wee -on w r., . ”” ' ' GhureliVLld.s.IIolds September Meeting

Mrs. Joseph MacGregor has re- iurned to her home in Montague after spending the past few. days in Charlottetown, the guest of her T. M iron-in-law and daughter. Mr..and Lldrrlg Mrs. Ed. Garnhum.

and Mrs. L. H. Coffin at their summer home at Brun-lcnell.

Master Kent Shaw. son of Mr. tid Mrs. Cyrus Shaw. Montague. nee returned. to his home alter visiting for three weeks with his srsndvnrentx. Mr. and Mrs L. H. The September meeting of the Coffin at their summer home inl w.M,g, of Managua United Brudenellv church was held at the home of Mrs. Horace Frasdr on Tuesday evening. The -worship service was in charge of Mrs. A.D. Macxenzie, the theme being "The spirit of the

Winner In King's Spesliing cbntest

Mug 1 The regular meeting of the bed- iee Auxiliary of 'tho oanadian,Ia.:- m Km, an. mum! tsggsubancls. was held in s on a on a i even

PM” INN! "MI "14 sepr. ldth. with the wigs-presidouiit.

. 3911” A" 3lm'”' ”W"d Mrs. catborlno Stewart. presiding. place was won by Katherine lla:- The new” opened ,n W, mu, W 0i 5'” Wm” '1”-7 Vi" "PW Iar form. followed by the hut call sent the County in the Provincial 'mch Wu mn..nd,by mu W31-l which will be M14 'l CW" isissnibsrs. The minutes of the unit Wl'l0Wn Wmilllc 0"” ”””"A' meeting were read by the secretary. "'5 L" m9 Km" OWMV "M" Mrs. Lillian MacDonald. and ab- iast night were ctsorge Macnonaiei mwd .3 nm. N 3'- G”"” W4 3"'L'Y ””' The financial report was read by D”mLd ll! Ml""y H"'b"" 3”" the treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Mac- Wood npruented i-he 1'Iml"i' Kenzie. and it included a. very en- Wn'Mt- 30!” Junll” 1"”""" CL""' couraging statement in regard to Judges were Melvin Mcqusid. REV the Legion banquet. at which the P133 MWHWLW" "id 3- F' 5t'"” Auxiliary catered during the an- 5- 0- Wllihh PWVWCM D99”? riuei Legion convention. acptsvr.-V mont of Agriculture. presided. The be, 4m . speakers were complimented W Plans were made for holding a the judges and also by -7- 3- Ml” social evening in the Legion he-i III!-c 01 3-W3 3"" Wm 59”” 31 Monday. September 5th. and the bill!” 01 '3" Km” WWW '."L”" necessary committees were so- atlon at Aerlculium pointed. A committee with Mrs g.A..... "cmucm ma non”, than D. Hattie Mac!-Eanzie as con enor, was Macxmm dammed the Chudren appointed to purchase dishes. and

.. ' t th it t - by singing "The Great Physician 3g::'n;2LcL” 3 'k' ”" " W9 lnhgglidmi we" and to mush As there was no further business

to b bx ght before the meeting. 5W”” 3" m "'hm bah" nut it wi:s mgilved that the meeting be

meetlng which is to be held at njournedh

Mrs. nfils nrucldsw with MEL ISM .. as devotional c or an rs. I Murray Harbour North

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I Luciile”Wood of Famiington won

first place in a county we -

Ethan. Stewart dealing with the

study book. Twenty-seven hospital calls. IL!- teen sick calls. two cards. and three

trats were reported. reviewed the

Mr. John Mcburc. Dundas. was

A sawmill. about one mile from ' Montague and owned by Mr. Ed- ward Campbell of Victoria ONII was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss was estimated un- officially st,I.000. partially cov- . ered by insurance,

The fire. Campbell. bro out A and A a.rn. Ir. Jacis 'Csmpbeli. son of the owner and first on the scene. believed the outbreak began on the main floor at approximate-

iting at Murray Harbor North. guests of Miss noid's parents, ur. and Mrs. Harry 0. luid. ,

Mr. and Mrs. George Oiow and daughters call and Myrna were week-end visitors at Lower Monts- IOI3. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd

Mr. Neil Miller. Charlottetown, was a recent visitor to Murray Har- bor North. west of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ldmer Miller.

Mr. Stuart Reid. lt.C. N. who has hen taking a course at var-ieouvei-, 3.0. is spending a so day !u:. with at the home of his parents. M.I'- and Mrs. Harry itaid.

Th sarvi su d cap:

I cu on n ay, . nth held at Murray I-su-per North and Peter's Road Presbyterian the Rev.

l the centre t a. it was , discovered. it had gs had such iieedwey tr could it t be halted. e . I

n addition to a quantity of

of the mill. .By use

lumber. the loss' included a go- tary saw. planer. Chrysler power unit. and several hundred feet of

bolting. . y

The bulldlnl. '10 fast, '-by so feet. was erected a few years ago near. the new road leading to Victoria Cross. It was a frame building. one storey with cellar.

the evening service a duet, "Tgkg Time to be Holy" rendered by luv. and Mrs. Young was greatly en. loved by all.

The many friends of Mrs. Gs-gm. Graham, Gasporsaux. are sorry to loam that she is a patient in the King's County Memorial Hospital having undergone an appendectomy operation.

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Nil-'W YORK. Sept. 21 - iAP) .. Madeleine Carroll. 'movle actress, and Andrew Hsislrsil, at-year-old publisher of Life Magazine. were married recently in Spain. is Life spokesman said today. it was Miss Carroll's fourth marriage. Her first husband was Capt. Philip Aotley of London. The others were actor Stirling Hayden. and Henri Lav. orel. French movie director and producer. Who's who gives her age

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Farewell Party At Montague

A very enjoyable evening was spent on Wednesday when mem- bers of the Y.P.S. of St. An- drews Presbyterlan,Church. Mon- tague. and friends of Miss Anne MacEachern, Montague. tendered her it farewell party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid. Mon- tune.

The beginning of the evening was enjoyably opent when every- one Joined in a lively sing-song led by Rev. Mr. Young. with Mr. Carl Currie at the piano. Later in the evening Miss Victoria Walker

Les Fraser presented Miss

Eschern with s

MacEachern took an active part. Following

Mr. Sam Reid presented

fountain pen on behalf of also took an active part. ful gifts she had received.

Kei-isle and Mrs. listed by Misses lend Phyllis Reid.

short time was in

spent Currie led in prayer, and all join Till We Meet Again."

FUN before

Nowalse' in ii itsth.:ia'-"o'rhseeit”i:' "M mm

You he can be happy. tired. roe-slows - do w

to. Oaks Dr. Wllilassra Pink Pills. See if wi I richer. udder blood doesn't mite you a

Ital! todayl Get back "in the Pink" with

read the address. while Mr. Cigar-

Hf.- beautiful travel- ling clock on behalf of the young People's Society in which Miss

this Mr. Malcolm Mackenzie read the address and Miss Macllachern with a very lovely the Sunday School of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in which she

Miss Macliachern then fittlngly thanked everyone for the beauti-

Following this a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Malcolm Mac-

Ssm Reid. sis- Enola Mackenzie After lunch a social conversation. after which Mr. Carl

ed in singing "God Be With You

The best of luck is wished Miss Macliachern in her rhosenvcsrecr

Life wasnever suc

'7 that excited admiration. What 0.

dlderenee from that pale, listless. aaelsslr. lonely girl.

boozy. popular. I! at happy thousands now

with more bounding energy. better color. new radiance.

llll. WILLIAMS PINK. PILLS

Lcross."

As a setting Mrs. MacKenxie used

chrysanthemums. so typical of Jap-

an, and arranged thorn in Japanese Iiashion. Mrs, Ethan Stewart read 'ona of Kagawa's poems. A Japan- ese hymn "Holy spirit Pray" was very nicely rendered by Miss Aivn Brehault. After the scripture read- ing Mrs. Macxenzie offered pray- ers for the Japanese people who suffered loss of home and loved ones during the war. especially for the Japanese Christians who are trying to show forth the spirit of Christ, and for ourselves that our minds and hearts may be kept open to the changing needs of a chang- ing world, This part of the meeting Ilosed with the singing of "Fount- ain of Good."

A business period followed with the president. Mrs. Leon Johnston. in the chair. seventeen members answered roll call and one visitor was present.

Regarding the autumn thank oi- fsring service. it was suggested that the society ask Miss Inman, missionary from Trinidad to be the guest speaker. A committee con- sisting of Mrs. Ethan Stewart. Mrs. L. A. Johnston. and Mrs. Inrne Wigginton was appointed to make plans for this service. special music and date to be left to committee.

The society learned with regret of an accident to one member, Mrs. ; Mort Msclcan.

- children were present

.:...A..?.....A...A.. es "deaconess". for which she will begin her studies soon.

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i.IDNDON, Dept. 21' -- (Reuters: An unemployed bricklayer to- day was jailed for two years for st- lacking a Conservative member oi ' Parliament with I! knife, The bricklayer. Gordon Norris. 36. had trsoosna tax grievances. During an

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interview with Geoffrey nutcmn. son, his member of Parliament, he pulled a knife from his sleeve and ged at Hutchinson. Hutchinson received a slight cut on his should.

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Mrs. Nellie Fraser first chapter of the study 5003 "Japan Begins Adlln-" From I quiz

a recent visitor to Murray Harbor North. guest of Missed May and

church were conducted by

1''. Norman Young of Montague, At

Mrs. Lester Maclieod reported on the baby band party. at which 1'! and 12 adults. The programme consisted of

"What Do we Know About Jan-n." Blanche Miller. the- members lesmed s number of interesting things.

The meeting closed with the

Mizpah Benediction.

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MORTGAGE SALE

TO BE SOLD by Public Auction in front of ihe,Law Courts Build- ing. in Charlottetown. in QUINN County. in Prince Edward Island. on TUESDAY. the Tenth dsy of OCTOBER. A.D. 1950. at the hour of TWELVE O'CLOCK INOON - - ALL THAT tract piece and parcel of land. situate. lying and being on Township No. 16, in Kings . County bounded and described in follows. that is to say: C0M' MENCING on the norm side of the Road leading from Sourls to East Point and on the west side of the Road leading therefrom to Gresnvaie. thence northwsrdiy along said-road leading to Green- vsis to the south side of the Road known as Greenvale Road. thence wesiwardly along said last mentioned Road to land in P0!- session of Andrew Mooney. thence southwardly along Andrew Moon- ey's land. to the East Point Road aforesaid. and thence eas-twardly along the same is the place of commencement. containing FORTY acres of land a little more or less, and being thus described in s. Deed of Conveyancr from Cyrene McDonald and wife to Jerome McDonald. bearing date the 14th day of April. A.D. 1943. - - - ALL THAT PARCEL of land situate. lying and being at Little Harbour on Lot or Township number 46. In King's County. Prince Edward island. bounded and described as follows. that it to lay: Bounded on the south by the Main Post Road. leading to East Point. having a front there- . a, on of about live chains. on the west by farms in the occupation of Joseph McLe1ian and Ronald McLollen. on the north by the Groenveie Road. and on. the east by land in possession of Donald Mr.-Leilsn. and containing an area of FOETY Tllllliiliacrcs of land is little more or less. - - - ALSO ALL THAT TRACT piece or per- cel of land. situate, lying and oe- ing at Little Harbour on Lot or Township Number 46 in King's County. bounded and described as follows. that is to say: COM. MENCING at Little Harbour Pond. at the southeast corner of land in possession of Donald Mc- Lellan. and running northward along the liner of the said Don- ald Mcl..ellsn's lend to the East Point Road. thence along the said Road eastward five chains to the western boundray of land held by Donald Mcbellen. thence south- ward along the said boundary to the shore of Little Harbour Pond. thence westward along the more to the place of commencement. containing l"l!'l'!:EN acres of lend a lltt1e more or less. - - . Au-lo ALL THAT TRACT piece or per- cel of land situate. lying and in. in: on Township Number 46. in Klngls County. in Prince Edward Islsnd..bounded and described as follows. that is to say:-On the east by land in possession of John A. Campbell, on the south by Little Harbour Pond. on the west by land in possession of An- drew Mooney (formerly Mrs. Halls). and on the north by the road leading to East Point and containing about FIPPEEN acres of land a little more or less . . . the last three described tracts of land being thus described in a Deed of Conveyance from An. drew. Mooney and wife to con. rude Cernobeli. bearing dug the 0th day of December, An, 1933, The above sale is made under ami by virtue of a war of sale- contained In an ndonture of Mortnse bmins date the nth Ill! of June A.D. 1dd'I. and made Ml IdacDONA

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