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\ The Guardian may be bought at any of the following plaees In Montague: Annear and Llewellyn, Mrs. Clay In Georgetown: The Post Office; In Sourls: Condon’: and Florence Roper; In St. Peter's: The Post Office

Mrs. J. D. MacLeod, Montague, “as a visitor to New Perth, Mon- day_ guest of Miss Ola Hamilton.

Mr. Roland Jewell, spent day in Montague on business.

Miss Jessie Dewar, New York, is visiting in Brudenell, guest ol her mother, Mrs. Albert Dewar.

Mr. Peter Sinclair. Inspector for

the Deputment of Fisheries, was .1 visitor to Montague 'I‘uesday on business. Stewart and Beck, and Mlss Thelma Reid, Victoria Cross, have returned Irom Halifax where they attended the Young People's Con- ference.

Mr. W. E. Agnew, Charlottetown Department of Trade and Com- merce, wes a visitor today in Montague on business.

Mlss Irene Marl-cod. and Mr- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie and

GEOFBB RABBI? Chﬂrlvtteivwll. their daughters Gall,and Lynne, were week end visitors to Mon- Charlottetown, were week end visitors to Montague, guests of

tague, guests of Miss Vera Beck.

——-—- Mrs. Curries mother, Mrs. J. W. Iii/Ir. and Mrs. Ross Downe, Qarruthgrg ' Charlottetown. were week end _,, i? visitors to Montague, guests of Mr., News; Rum Ciemengs, em. and Mrs. Ralph Beck. ployee Maritime Electric, Char- lottetown, spent the holiday week- end at her home in Montague vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Clements.

IMr. Fred Martin, who is prac- ticing law in Charlottetown, spent the week end in New Perth at the home of his parents, Mr. and ————— Mrs. George Martin. Miss Mildred MacDonald, stu- dent at Corcorans business col-

Mr. Stewart Vickers, who is at loge. Charlottetown. spent the

Jerry Reardon, and Mrs. Laura Barry, Arlington, Boston, Mass., are spending a week's vacation in Montague, guests of Mrs. Mu- Monday, Oct. 13th, with the pl-e- honors and Mlss Reardolrs uncle. sldent. Mr. Douglas Nicholson, Mr- Frank Murphy. The vlsltm presiding. Mrs. Douglas Nicholson We" Sues“ °f Mr- and M“; H- wog in chargg of me worship per. J. Hynes at the Riverside races iod, assisted by Rev. R. D. Mac- Millldlly-

Lean, and Miss Thelma Reid. Following the regular meeting, a social hour was enjoyed, which included a sing-song with Mrs. R. D. MacLean as accompanist.

The senior Young People's So- ciety of the Presbyterian Church, Montague, met at the Manse on

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunning. Montague. accompanied by their youngest daughter Roma. have returned from Pictou, where they spent the week end visiting MP5- Dunnings brother, Mr. John Mor- rison. Mlss Shlriee Dunning. 91d" est daughter, travelled from Wolf- ville where she is attending Acadia University. to Pictou to spend the week erﬁ with her par- ents.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis, Halifax, were visitors to Montague. Saturday en route to Charlotte- town, where they visited their daughter, Edith. who is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. Mlss Gillis was one of the victims of the bus-train collision at Wilmot crossing which took place in September.

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MONCTON, N. B.. Oct. 15 —— Well known in local shipping and railway crcles, Lorne Cameron Thomson, O. B. E., manager 0f stores, Canadian National Railways. who served the Dom nion Govern- ment as deputy chief. Naval Equip- ment and Supply during the war has retired. ‘This was announced

Word has been received from Mr. Bruce MacLaren that he and his friends have arrived safely in British Columbia. Mr. MacLaren, accompanied by Reg Reid, Alvin Moore, Stewart Sorrey, and Bill Murphy. left Montague a few weeks ago to travel to British Columbia via the United States. These young men have been en- sured jobs in the lumbering in- dustry of that Province, and ex- pect to remain in that locality in- definitely. ACTION WESTERN

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Allan Lane a5 Recl- Ryder ﬁnds hilmseli in the thick oi the most exciting story of uhe Ryder series in “Marshal of Cripple Creek" which opens today at the Empire ‘Theatre.

Tlhe discovery of gold in the vic- inity ol Cripple Creek converts the little community into a boom town. The town Marshal ls killed in an outbreak and Red Ii appointed‘ to take his place.

"Long John" (Gene Stutmroth), proprietor of the “You Can't Win Saloon’ ‘and owner of a worthless mine plots with his henchmen Baker (Tom London) to hi-Jack enough high grade ore from other mimes to make his holdings look productive.

Red conceals himself in one of the wagons in a new ore shipment in order to trap the hl-jackers. The

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He reported plans already were under way for tbs early develop-

County set parks will have Brunswick Government 1.80M I tlonel pal-k purposes.

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I jdooir action yarn ﬁlled with West- ern glamour and tuneful cowboy ditties. | In his latest role, the King of the |

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Cowboys sets out with the Sons of z the Pioneers to track the killers of I his old friend Pop Howard. e glue ‘warden. ‘Ilhey flush out an illegal Igarrie marketing syndibate as tlhe lmurder ring. But before Roy can .ﬂnally pin the crime on than, he . battles his way out of some mighty tough situations.

Also in this action-tilled bit of screen fare is jovial Andy Devlne, who makes his second appearance ln a Rogers‘ picture as Cookie Bull- ﬂncher.

8. D. SNEDDON Samuel Davidson Sneddon. was“)! Rev’ "m" Georg’ Mnco"

born and educated at Glasgow, 513038116. and began his railroading career with the North British Inco- motive Ocmilllly In 1908. Ten years later he came to Canada and joined tihe Grand ‘Drunk Pac fic Railway.

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storesnen, progressing to chief 6191'! in 1917. district siorekeeper three years later. serving there and It. ‘Ibronto and to assistant general storekeeper. C. N. B... at-Wmnipeg in 1N4. Mr. Snedden was ep- pointed general storekceper at ins-onto in 1W1, and during the time Kr. Thomson was serving the goverrlnent during the war, was “ - manner of stores.

It. lnedden is a mensber of the Olnldlln Railway Olin: of Montreal and the ‘reroute Railway Club. the latter in wlvch he served on the es- estlve in Ins years. ,

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present working in a chartered “BBK Blld it "l9 Mme °i he‘; accountant office, Halifax, spent parents- Mr- elld Mm Muldilck the holiday week end in Mon- MacDonald. Whlm ROM

tague visiting his mother, Mrs. i?

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Miss Sarah Morrison of Boston. Mass, is visiting her brother, John Dan Morrison and her sis- ter-lrl-law, Mrs. Felix Morrison.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Good of East Royalty, recently motored to Burnt Point, where they visited Mrs. Court's father, Mr. Simon King. .

Watson Henry, who is taking a Canadian Vocational Training Course in Moncton, visited his l home in Georgetown early in the week.

Desmond Mallette of St. John, N. B, who is a student at St. Dunstans University, visited here over the week-end with Cullen ‘ DeLory.

‘Miss Alice Compton, owner of Linden Lodge on Richmond Street, has carpenters engaged in exterior repairs to the front oi’ her home.

Mr. David Lavers, warehouse manager for the J. J. Hughes Cons- pany ln Souris, spent a few dayl at his home in Georgetown early in the week.

On Thanksgiving Monday a. , bingo party and dance were held in the Town Hall under the aus- pices of the Community Welfare League. A large crowd was in attendance and a considerable l amount was realized.

I C. H. Llewellyn a Sons‘ can- ning plant was engaged in pack- ing beef on Tuesday; fish also is being canned, and the continued operation of this plant ls provid- ,ing much needed employment. to ' many people.

The Aladln House, owned by ‘Mr. Charles Fraser and erected by Mr. Albert Skinner, assisted by Mr. Richard Layers. is being in- ‘terestedly viewed by many per- ,sons, who are commenting very ‘favourably on its style and all . around suitability.

I Mr. Gordon White, Department ‘of Public Works engineer, a few Idays ago inspected the Court House and Jail and it is under- stood that certain improvements and renovations will be undertak- en in the near future. On Tues- day, Government plumbers were ‘engaged in installing some new plumbing fixtures and a new cook stove in the Jail quarters.

, The schooner Beatrice P. of Sydney. Captain James CIIIICIP, shanks, which completed dis- charging her cargo of coal a few days ago. started on Monday tak- ing on a cargo of potatoes and Iwiil load about seven hundred bags and some vegetables. Load- ing isbeing done by Mr. Earl Mac- iLean and Captain Cruiokshanks Iwill market his cargo in Sydney ‘and plans on making several trips here this fall.

McQUAID-TOOLE WEDDING

of special interest to many was the wedding solemnlzed at St. Anus Church, Lot 65, on Tucs- day morning, Aug. 14th at 9 o'clock. when Shirley Marie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. McQuaid was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Wal- ter Stephen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Toole. The interior of the church was enriched for the oc- casion by a profusion of beautiful mid-summer flowers. Chrysanthe- mums, sweet peas and maiden hair fern banked on either side of the tabernacle, while placed above the altar were gladloll in ‘tall vases. The ceremony and nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev. Father George MacCormac. ‘RP. Heralded by the wedding Imarch and escorted by her fath- ‘er, the bride entered the church. The bride wore a gown of white sheer nylon over satin fashioned with a tight fitting bodice, full skirt and sweetheart neckline. Her beautiful veil billowed in soft folds to the skirt hem from a coronet of white roses. She wore a double strand of pearls with matching earrings and carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses with white satin streamers. Her bridesmaid, Mlss Viola Toole, sister of the groom, chose an attractive gown of pink taf- feta. ﬂowered headdress and matching three-quarter length veil. Her arm bouquet was of pink carnations. The groom was supported by Mr. Alfred McGaughey, cousin of the bride. Miss Mary Ellen Mc- llllroy was organist, while Mrs. Amos Callaghan beautifully rend- ered several appropriate hymns. After the ceremony a sumptu- our wedding breakfast was served at the bride's home to the im- mediate families and friends. The toast to the bride was proposed

,mac, and responded to by the groom. The groom's gift to the _bride was a. gold compact, to the bridesmaid s. single strand of pearll. and to the groomsmen a sold collar pin and tie clip.

Later the happy young couple left on a honeymoon to New JBr-unswlck, the bride travelling in a grey suit and silver fox cape with black accessories. Their many friends wish llr. and 1m. ‘Toole many years of happy wed- ‘ded bliss.

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read and approved. The sick com- mittee made two calls. School committee reported towels and cup hooks were needed for the school. New committees appointed were, sick, Mrs. Dan Bryanton and Mrs. Chas. McLellan; School, Mrs. l-I. Harrington; Programme, Mrs. W. J. Harrington, Mrs. Mamie Adams and Mrs. Harry Sudsbury. The LuuuSPOIIGOTICQ was read and discussed. Mrs. W. J. Harrington invited members for the next meeting.

WIQIMORELAND SCHOOL Report for August and Septem- bee:

Grade X: 1. Jackie 'I‘rowsdale; 2. Reta Matters.

Grade IX: 1, Elsie Bherren; 2, Mary Matters.

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Grade VH1 (Jr.): 1, Colette Matters; 2, James Matters; 8, Ella Crossman.

Grade VI: l, Charlie Campbell; 2, Joseph Matters; S, Mari n Oanfield.

Grade V: l, Jerome Matterujz June Sheri-en; 3, Francis Camp- be .

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Grade II: l, Edward Newson.

Grade I (a): 1, Lewis Oakes; 2. Sheldon Orosslnaa; 8, Raymond Matias.

Grade I (b): l. Stevie Newson.

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