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HANDY SHOPPI NG DIRECTORY

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PRINCE EDWARD ronnv and Will.

SHOWING AT 3:30 - 7 - 9

AGENT: GEORGETOWN: Weldon Levers.

The Guardian may be bought st any of the following places in Montague: Annear and Llewellyn, Mrs. Clay In Georgetown: The Post Office; In Souris: Condon‘: and Florence Roper; In Bt. Peter's: The Post Office

Such real people. Such real romance. Such real and rare

--"M"- Dunu" Mwmllddv age which exists in Montague, Mr.

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humor, it becomes The Heart Story

with EDMUND GWENN . one: Lociomn - NATALIE wooo ‘TEACHERS’ CRISIS"

ALSO:

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Bwedes are sending their suits by air across the Atlantic to have them dry cleaned in New York. lt takes less than a week to have a garment cleaned in New York. while in Sweden the minimum is two \veeks. Also. despite the fact that the sender must pay ari freight the transaction is cheaper, since Swedish dry cleaning estab- lishments charge prices that are four tn five times higher than those in America.

Fiery diamond exqui- sitely mounted In "IQWIY styled IOI YQIIW/ gold setting Specially priced.

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Nondsomoly engrnyqd III yellow gold rings, each lat with 3 brilliant diamonds. The dusttv of her dreams.

The shimmering "m" diamond is subtly sn- hunted by 2 lpqyﬂln‘ side diamonds. H! yol- Iovl ‘aid.

q . MAUREEN

lruum» PAYNAE.

or Our om»!

the "at m. m" N week-em in Montague at the Bison

where he visited this many friends.

behind the miracle! 0 ii .

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tier love ond claim to the fabulous

. Jewels at rand§pburg

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NEWS - SPORTS VICTORY PARADE SHOWS 3z30-7-8z45

Georgetown _“ Anti Vicinity

Mrs. Capt. Reeves of that city.

rment bus and train Wilmot crossing. has been discharg-

Montague. and Mrs. Beaman, Char- lottetown, have left PJELI. via Wood islands for Sydney, NB. owing to the serious illness of their sister,

Mr. Oari Kennedy. employed on Abegweit Ferry. spent the

‘Miss Herring, a casualty of the collision at

ed from the Kings County Hos- pital to return to her home in Murray Harbour.

Mr. Sandy Reynolds and Mr. Ted Meliish have left Montague for Montreal by truck. They expect to return shortly with a load of fur- niture for Mr. Melllshu brother Ibo is to reside on hhe Union Iced.

Messrs Bruce Macbsren, Reg Reid, Bill Murphy. and Alvin Moore have left Montague on a motor

trip to British Columbia via Un- ited States. It is hheir intentfon to remain there for some time having been employee.‘ in the lumber in- d/ustfy.

Miss Irene MacQuarrie, West- ville. NS. is visiting her relatives in Montague. Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacGregor and Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sel MacGregor.

Mr. Earl Curref who has been active in the ministerial field far the summer vacation. has now re- turned to Dalhousie University to continue this studies for the min- istry. Mr. Currie was a former member ovf the R..C.A F.

Mrs Elmer Dunning anc- Mrs (DrJ Preston MacIntyre acc:mp- anied Miss Shirley Dunning. Mrs Hazel Yeo. and Mr. Jack MacIn- tyre to Wolfvllle, N5. where these students are to pursue further studies in secretarial science and medicine at Acadia University.

Mrs. Dr. L A. Johnston accom- paneu her son Malcolm to Wolf- ville. NS. where Malcolm is to study pre-dental science at Acadia University.

Mr. Harold Stewart has left for Acadia University. Wolfville. N.S.. where the is now in hi5 senior yeir pursuing pre-medical studies. Mr. Stewart was acccirnpaniec‘; by his father, Mr. Carl Stevlsart.

Mr. Roy Kennedy, employce at the Guardian where he is an ap- prentice in linotype operating, re- cently visited his wife thee Joyce MacDonald) in Montague.

MrKAIbert Altken. ctrrployec in the company of Poole and Thomp- son, visited his parents in I/awer Montague over the week-end.

The Canadian Legion. Montague. held s. very successful dance at the Montague Curling Rink. The door prizes were won by the following: First, Mr. J.J. Stewart. Montague. chestenfielcl suite; second, Mrs. Jae MacDonald, Souris. four car tires; third, Mrs. FL. Warren. Charlotte- town, bicycle. ,

Mrs. Warren Lackner, and moth- er, Mrs. Ethel Ramsay, have re- turned from New Glasgcrw. N S.. where Mrs. Ladner attended the formation of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. The

Miss Frances Prosper of Mon- tague spent the week end at her» home in Georgetown. She had with i her as her guest. Miss Arlcttai Roach. '

Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne

and family of Charlottetown. re- | turned to their home after spend- ' lng a week at Mr. Ross‘ former home here. I

Ross

Mrs. Nettie Ross has returned.‘ to Georgetown nitcr undergoing treatment in the Prince Edward Island Hospital and is starting at} the home 0i her daughter. Mrs.I Myrtle Bahlneau. I

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunning of Montague visited Geoijctown on.

Sunday. I '

The following letter was roooiv- ed by Mrs. Mabel Lavers. George- town. Mrs. Layers is very anxious to hear from any one who may’ have any hooks or pamphlets or} where such could be obtained.‘ which might be of any aid to a Polish citizen wishing to learn English.

Warsaw, 26-8-41. Dear Isadlesz—

I am happy to found two small cards with your names in woolen gloves from U.N.R.R.A.

lily daughter Danube. 20 years

I should be very grateful if you would be so kind and write to her in order that she may im- prove her English. My husband died in insurrection against Ger- mans in Warsaw. i044 and my

chapter was constituted with Jur- isulction over PEI. which has one chapter in Charlottetown. Honor was paid to the Crystal Chapter by the election of Mrs. Lodner as Worthy Matron to the office of Grand Treasurer. The clccton and installation of officers were pre- sided over by the Most Worthy Grand Patron. DOHRIC H. Stewart of Hnrtland, N.B. Mr. Stewart was originally from Victoria. P.E..I. and is the only Canadian to pos- scss ihis honor. Also prescnt were the Most Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Elva Hamilton. Chicago. Ill . and Mrs. M. Lander. Right Wovthv Grand Secretary. Washingon. D.C.

M1‘. and Mrs. Warren Ladner are to rcside in the Carrulhers resid- ence beginning October 1st. to May l5. Owing to acute housing short-

and Mrs. Iadner have been fort- Esmvwvm“ '-\-

iiloiilililli’; LIMITED

unate to obtain sruch a lowly res- idence for the ensuing year. I

The Canadian Legion ladies aux- iliary are sponsoring a show. “Till the end o! Time" at Yeo's ‘Ilheatrc. Montague, with a view to aiding the Legion in their benevolent en- terprinee.

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Congratulations are extended b0 Mr. Edward MacCiuigan, Monte-r gue, on obtaining second prise et‘ the plowing match in the Road- ster class.

Mr. soc‘.- Mrs. dry, and Mrs. Abram Iondry. Montague. have returned from Bos- ton. Mass. where during the past month they have been visiting rrl- atives in that city and in Syracuse. NY. ‘ I

Tlhe Misses Laura and Florencel liisrmean have accepted employ-i ment at Mac's Bakery. Montague. which is under the ma. agement of Mr. Mac Clair.

The Government wharf at Monk, ague is at present undergoing re- pairs under tihe forornanship of Mai

Clarence Lsn- ,

IN STOCK

1.8.0. and MoC-DEBING FROST l WOOD and some MASSEY HARRIS Plow Shares.

Battery and Electric Radios, Asphalt st‘ ‘ , Parts for all Chrysler built Cars and

Trucks. \

It Is Good Horse Sense and

Business Policy...

To purchase everything you can in In community where you live and when you make your living. The business men of the community contribute a lea-n proportion of locsl taxes and ta every worthwhile community enterprise. I

Local business men are doing their utmost to serve you by stock- lug all lines of goods which are available. Your patronage enables tbens and obligates About to extend their efforts to present you with the widest ranges of available merchandise.

Bay from these public-spirited firms and help your community while ‘ '_‘ y " to ‘L.

J. A. MtOONALO It OO.

GENERAL MERClIAx-u and

rnooucn nxronrnns

In Business Over as y,“ Phone l-l - Cardipn, H; _1_

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II. S. MaoLEOlI 8r SON

GROCERIEB In. Ell Grading Station COLD and FRESH MEATS

WINDOW GLASS Standard Sizes

Vernon River P.l.l.

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m. COLORS m mm, - c. i. l.. oestrus cocxsuurr MACHINERY and REPAIRS Asnuu SHINGLES, suuomo sueruss

Mont-m r. s. s

p, Mr. Dan A. Mathieson, RJI. l, Montague

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GEORGE MilAIl

IIWJIRIIB a. reans

Phone 17-24 - New Perth P. 1!. Island

M"- JWEPII MacDonald. BB1. I, Souris

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Edmond Camp‘ ‘l. Mr. s. 'f' ll expects to have tho wharf com-I

pleted before the fall shippirg be- s

gins which requires considerable

wharf facilities.

The Town Council, Montague. have completed extensive repars; on the bridge involving cleaning. painting. and a new welded {fps-I railing. The extension of the ra‘l-' ing an extra 15 feet on the south‘ end is an excellent improveancnt. by preventing possible serious fallsl over a slivht embankment which is. present. The Town Council has] also employed Mr. Ham hIacLellan; to clean the town drains before the; winter season sets in. This will be highly instrumental in preventuig‘ flood damage to the streets in the‘ spring thaw.

MONTAGUE UNITED CHURCH W. M. U.|~

The regular monthly meeting of I the W.M.S. was held on Sept 16th at the home of Mrs. Pcardon Hamilton.

Mrs. George Dixon. the presi- dent welcomed the members of Whim Road W. M. S. who were guests of the evening. also several other visitors who were present. |

Meeting opened with the hymn; "Take My Life And Let It Be".; which was followed by responsive Scripture reading. A circle of readings on missions were then elven. Taking part were Mrs. A. S. Adams, Mrs. Horace Fraser, Mrs. L. Wiggington and Mrs. Eth- an Stewart.

A vocal duet was pleasinelyren- dered by Mrs. D. M. MacDonald and Miss Aenah Brehaut. after which all joined in singing the. hymn "I Love To Tell the Story "l

Prayer. led by Mrs. Adams then‘ brought that part of the meeting to a close. A most interesting paper on the Church in India. dealing in part with the difficult-i. ies met by those in that land who accept Christianity, was read by Mrs. Archie Hume. This being the final chapter of the Study Book it was decided to send for the new book. I

Mrs. RD. Fraser agreed to take the Study Book for next meeting and Mrs. J. M. McLean the de- votional period.

Roll call was responded to by 12 members and nine visitors with a favorite hymn or verse. It was decided this same topic for roll call be used at next meeting. Some discussion then took place on the quilts which are being made for the annual Labrador box.

A splendid report on the recent Baby Band Party was given by. the leader. Mrs. Lester MacLood.

It WES deilided that Several "hi? ooozm .

are ill be remembered. There ivere 31 shut-in and 20 hospital cases reported.

Mrs. MacLean and Mrs. Hume were appointed on lunch commit- tee for next meeting.

Meeting was brought. to a close by repeating the Benediction. t

At the close of the meeting s delicious lunch was served by the

blew down on Saturday night and caused a blackout of electric services, which was remedied by the electric linesmen from Mon- tague on Sunday.

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Beethoven's first published musi- .

cal compositions appeared in i783. when he was l3.

PRINCESS BEAUTY SALON

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Estate W. l. LEABII Rog. THE MEN'S SHOP

BOYS’ RUBBER. BOOTS Size 1-5-5115

EOUILIS

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MoKEIIZIES GARAGE

Robert J. McKenzie. Prop.

PARTS and GENERAL REPAIRS

DELUXE MOTOR OIL DUNLOP TIRES

Phone t] - Souris. P.E.I.

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TNE J. J. NIIONES OO" LTO.

GENERAL MERCHANTS and IMPORTERS

Exporters of Farm Produce

Complete Line of FLOUR and FEEDS Phone ll -

Souris. P.E.l.

J. P. MoPiIEE

GROCIIRIIS. COLD MEATS

. KEAYS’ SERIIIOE STATION

Ii. Prank Kenya ICE CREAM PARLOR

MEALS SERVED TASTY IANDWICIIES

ATLAS TIRES - BATTER- IES - ACCESSORIES

5°""'- I 5- '- Phone s: . Sollrll. rat.

FREE — Theatre Tickets — FREE

Each weak there will appear in the Advertisements in this sec- tion the Names and Addresses of people living in the various dis- tricts represented. Locate your name in one of the Advertise- ments, clip out the advertisement, present it or mail it to the Guardian Office and you will receive FREE two theatre tickets with the compliments of the Advertiser in which Advertisement your name appeared.

Tickets will be good for Yen's Theatre, Montague, and the Sc-uris Theatre.

SOURIS LADIES’ and omwnurs wean

CHILDREN'S WEAR. SUITS. ETC. , LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR

Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow

Just received latest styles in fail hats and coats

IOURIB P. l. l.

MONTAGUE:

IIOWS SERVICE STATION acczssoiuzs one - on. - wasnmo Complete Lubrication Phone 44-11 Meniscus I’. I. t.

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COLD STORAGE and CANNING FACTOR!

See us about Cold Storage Locker Spsce Cllllllil of all Kinds

WILFRED WATTEBWORTI Montague

i: amass

N. J. MABON

DRUG STORE

Optometrists - Prescriptions Vitamins of all Kinds

Phone bZ-t - Montague

J. LOIINE FIIANOIS

MASS! Y-IIARRIS FARM ' IMPLEMENTS

SALES and SERVICE

Binders - Mowers - Bakes and Sprayers

Stewart Warner Radios Boom. r. s. I.

‘cvfwocw

Matthew & McLean Ltd.

(Est. I889) P. E. l. GENERAL MERCHANTS BUILDING MATERIALS PAINT-UP -- CLEAN-UP SIIERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS SPRAYING MATERIAL, INSECTICIDES

SOUBIS

SOURIB BRIDG ETOWN

Phone I

IIIWS AOOESSOIIIES

GLASS INSTALLED

AUTO PARTS and ACCESSORIES of all kinda Phone Sl-ll Montague. P. B. l.

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SNAON BAR

P. C‘ Roper. Prop.

lce Cream. Ssndnﬁshes,

Confectionery, son mink. Tobacco - ‘Iagasiues

Denote Post Office low-tn. est.

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LLOYIVS SEIIVIOE STATION

“ (L ll. ltewart. Prop.) IIVINO 01L PIODUCTI

Washing, ltluonising, Lubrication I8

Pbouell - lourlaPJJ.

Eastern Packing Co.

CANNEICS EAﬂT PACK BRAND CHICKEN IIADDIE - CHICKEN - BEEF Exporters of IZITIIIS sud QMILTI

PHONE IO SOIJRIS. P. I. l.

N. H. Richards is Son

GROCIRIEB - COLD MEATS

FRUIT! Alli VEGETABLES ll BOIIOII

PHONE ll SOURIS, P-IJ.

Ask For RICHARDS’ TAXI Fully insured

Mil Vern Ittlpotrick, Booth,

nous is sounts. us.

NIL IIEY 8 VANI EIISTINE

Furniture and hrntsblnll Upholstering .9 Repair Stewart Warner Radios Rugs. Bedding, Lamps

Wheel Goods anti a com-

plete line of household fur-

nitsre.

Phone l0 Montague. P-l-l-

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MORELL: JOI PRINTING OF ALL KINDS

ASK FOR ESTIMATES

- OIIAIIIIIAN JOI PIIINTEIIY thou: m

daughter fought too. All men of my family died in fight with Ger- mans.

cums and on. rsnmmrurs l m

or Eiroellanay ly BIILOIIA

Wonderful watch ere-

lﬂolll - built with 2i

Jewel movement ms59.5o accuracy. '

iIlEl-LNEIPS

_ Jrwstsns sum 1m

I write this in order to inform you whom received your able, small cards. Yours faithfully. Mrs. Irene Kwasmlewsks, Miss Danube Kwasmlewska Warsaxv. Rakowiscks 8t, 39s l. Poland.

i old, desires to learn English and) nsree- I‘

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallace have returned to Georgetown from a honeymoon trip in Montreal and Niagara Falls. ,

Alugetreoonwstsr ltrsst

Msmcunrs and SCALP near/arms

Experienced Operator.

Writs, Phone er Odo for Appointments.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4

“lreoklost In Hollywood" -vrith— TOM IRINEMAN -"IONITA GRANVILLE

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