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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Albert Altlsen, Mn. Byron Stewart, Mlle Ilarriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lavers. AGENT SOUBIS: French Cheverle

The Guardian may be bought at my of the

following places in Montague: Min S. A. Llewellyn; one. Olny.

in Georgetown: The Poet Office; In Souria: Condonh and Florence Roper; In St. Potefl: The Poet Office.

Mrs. Otis Jackson and family] ..'ENGLlSil (lillNA Souvenirs. -Peters Road, were visitors to Lower C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague. Montague on Thursday, guests of V , a Mr. and Mrs. Alex Campbell. ..'DIAMOND RINGS. $25.00 up. Wedding Rings, $6.00 up. C. R. Mr. William Ives, Insurance Re- Boehner. Jeweller, Montague. presentative was a business visitor to Montague on Friday Mr. Ive: was a. former resident of Mon-

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pamper. ivnaaru Lad Blue Bird Diamonds and Wedding Rings.

k tague. ‘C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague. Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Beaton. HWVATQH for the window dis- . ‘I Albion, have recently taken up play of C. C. M. Boots and Skates u’ residence in Montague where Mr. at the Montague Shoe Store. I --'o Beaton is employed at the Mon-

Mr. Alec MacLeod, commercial traveller spent Monday in Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor, St. tague and vicinity calling on his John, N. B. have returned to their ', regular customers. home after visiting Mrs Taylofsl mother, lvfrs. Wilbur MacKirmomI ML David Moore ‘Son o‘ ML Albion. They were dvvomoanied by and Mrs. Russel Moore. Albion. has Mrs. R. E Price and children returned to Dalhousie University to continue his studies.

i’ tague Furnishing company.

Miss Maxine MacBeth, Student Nurse at the Prhwd Edward Ii- Mrs. Ethel Ramsay. who has 11nd HQSPIIBI- Sim" the weebeml been Spending the past few months at the home oi her parents, Mr. vismng TQM-Wes 1n Boston‘ has 211d Mfd- EH55?! MacBem- whll" arrived at hcr home in Montague Road. ,

Georgetown

motored to Georgetown on Sunday.

home from a vlllt with relatives in Charlottetown.

of Charlottetown spent the week end in Georgetown with relatives.

Doyle enjoyed the short visit of hil

daughter, Joseph's Convent at Charlottetown.

Johnson end Mr. Frank Gotell, mo-

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Mr. Fr k Green of Montague,

Min Elinor l-lobba has returned

Mr. and Mrs. William Hobbs, Jr,

During the weekend Mr. J. l. Sr. St. Dorothy of St.

Mr. Gordon Ross, Mr. Joseph

tored to Borden where they spent Sunday with friends.

Mr.‘ James Mair, student at Prince of Wales College spent Sun- day with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Yorston.

Pie. Raymond Matheson of the Canadian Army who ls at present. stationed at Picton, Ontario, is spending his thjrty days leave with his mother, Mrs. Daniel Motheson.

Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Yorston and iwo duughtcrs. accompanied by Mrs. Scnincr and ihrco children of Charlottetown recently motored to Mulgruvc. N. S.

Mr. Bernard Batchlldor, cnptuln

"j - ‘ Miss Barbara Matheson, student Mr. Rudy Hamllwll- Member °I at Prince of Wales College spent the 51a“ °f the Bank “I N0“ the week a1 the home ofhhcr par- smtia- Charlmtelowm 5mm the enis, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mathcson week-end in Montague at the home Glen win-lam °

t! his parents. Mr. and ltirs. Pcar- . don Hamilton.

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DEWITT’! KIDNEY l BLADDER PILLS are made for one purpose only-to stimu- late the kidneys and thus help relieve the pain and dlstress- of BACKACIIE, BLADDER DISORDERS WITH SCALD- IND AND BURNING, those minor RHIUMATIC FAINS and that "AI.- WAYS TIRED" FEELING. Like thouaenda of sufferers the world over, you too can obtain relief.

_ road section foreman. APpmxmmtcl-V LWUIIY ' “l9 m‘ hlontziguc for an extended visit to presentatlves of the Young Peoples u s_ A‘ where m, “m “Sit m5

of the Christian Church of Mon- sister and other relauvesh tague attended the Young Peoples Church Convention on Wednesday night, which was held at Charlotte- town.

' Miss Anna Stewiirt has returned

‘to her home in Charlottetown after ‘spending the past two weeks in _ _ - Jirudeneli. guest of her neice. Mrs. Her friends will regret to learn “run-ed MacDonald, and Mn Mam that Mrs. Lloyd MacLeod, Bridge- Dmam town, is a patient in the King's m, County Hd-“Plldl- MIS- lmlmd‘ Her many friends will be glad to (nee Gui’ Madlacher“) I5 we!‘ learn that Mrs. Evelyn Ladner ls kmw" I" Mmlmgue ‘vhem ‘he W“ ronvaiescing at her home following employed d5 WWI-keeper at Vi“? treatment in the King's County 5w" °I T- M- Llewenynv Ltd- be‘ Hospital for a serious attack of fore her marriage. i Pneumon1a_

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Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Colby of H-Mn and Mm wuuam n New y°rki “cmmpanled by Mm-Graham, who have been spending 51°F‘! Nlchmm“ “m! 5°11‘ E" the past month vacationing in spending a few wceks at the home svracuse N Y_ have arrived at i’! M!‘ Cmbys mum“ Mr‘ Mal" their home in Gasperaux while in colm Nicholson, whim Road, On Syracuse m. and Mm’ Graham the“ "Wm “my “m be “°°°“." visited theIrIson. Claude, who is “med by W- Nxchmsm wh° Wm the manager oi the Waldorf Rest- spend the winter in New York. Iﬂurants m syracum 1

m MEMORIAL/I

In loving memory of RIBS. W. J. CLOW

I On Saturday a very suuccessful‘ Boy Scouts Apple Day was held in Montague under the direction of. Scout Master Eric Duvar, assistant‘ Scout Master, Doug Nicholson. and Cub Master Allistam Currie. Over two thousand apples were sold netting the Scouts and Cubs As- who died November 17th. i947. v . . . 3021f‘??? mﬂtglihaemgxtllgsnf: s31 I; Sadly Missed by Her Hus-band. th-e Theatre on Saturday night, M" when your me w” brlghun Where the)’ 501d 11195‘ 0f m5 1'9‘ Just when your years were host mslnins apples-Lin» Yon were called from this world of —"" _ sorrow

meetm! °f ‘he To a home of eternal rest.

Society of the '

Montague. Oh what would we give to hear your

The regular Young Peoples‘ Presbyterian Church, was held at the home of Mr. and voice

Mrs Douglas Nicholson Wedneg- And see your unile once more day evening, November 10th. The ‘Or hear that familiar footltcp President, Miss Anne MacEachermP“ W did In day! 0f Y0"!-

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Ereigstitidg‘? piaeriodglgd by Miss ifxtd“r’h;fs‘°fsz";g°'° "mm" W" Sue Hemphlll. She was assisted by in" ma can n verxeimy-

Miss Bernice Rleid and Mrs. Bryon I Sh” w t" “ed ° m" Stewart. The Hymns: “Faith 0i I i w‘ ° °‘ ""-

Our Fathers" and "0 God Our Help In," u). “m, h u ha“... - In Ages Past" were sung. Fourteen and pup, u, w for";

members responded to roll call with Bu; time m, (M. h“ on“. proved a verse of Scripture from Corin- 110w much we m1” y,“ n,“ thlans. The minutes of the last i? meeting were read and approved. A letter was read from Rev. A Gordon Faraday regarding Missions and it was decided to discuss this

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OPTOMETILIST Fitting and Supplying Glasaei E .

MONTAGUE. P. E. I. study was conducted by Rev. F. ‘no today, November “u” 194m

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Mr. William Stcivzrrt. retired rail- I has leftl

in loving memory of Mrs. Geor . letter at a later meeting. The Bible m Mum“ WM pm“, W“ one 3.1:‘.lffeg“fosf:“hd;ggtfguiyg §°°P““"“"‘ .

of a Dominion Government dredge which has bccn operating at Vic- toria spcnt the wcck cud with his

Local ranchers who oxhlhlieri mink at tho livc fox and mink [show in 1hr.- Provincial Exhibition in Charlottetown wcrc, Mr. Nelson

llznison, Mr. Frank Lnvundier, Mr. '_\Vuldr0n Lovers, Mr. Raymond Lavundicr.

I Motoring to Georgetown on Sat- urday were. Mr. Nelson Blan- chard, Mr. Vic Clo\v and Mr. Vin- cent Shay all of Charlottetown. while here they visited Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hanson.

I Captain “lilliam Sigsworih of

Newport left recently for Boston. Mass, nnd plans on spending the winter there and at other points ‘In the U. S. A., with his family. Travelling to the U. S. A. with Captain Slgsworth, after having been called home due to his illness were his three daughters and his son, Mrs. Frances E. Kenny oi‘ lMedway, Mass, Mrs. Helge Nybprg ‘to! Marblehead, Mass. Mrs. l-lenrg," ‘Gemskl of New Haven. Conn., and Dr. Plus Slgsworth of St. Eliza- beth's Hospital in Boston, Mass.

On Saturday the many friends of -Miss Constance Scully, whose mar- riage to Mr. Pius Fitzpatrick lakes place. in the near future. held a shower In her honour on Saturday in Kozy Hull, in which she was the recipient of many lovely and use- ful gifts. A feature of the even- ing's entertainment was the pre- sence of a miniature bride and groom, capabiy acted by Miss Scully's little niece and nephew, Marie MacLean and Terrance Solo- man. Dancing and a delicious lunch were thoroughly enjoyed by the large crowd present.

A well attended meeting of hoc- key players and others who have the interests of hockey at heart was held on Saturday evening in the Council Chambers. J. W. Lav- ers was named chairman for the meeting and the following officers were nppointed:—re-appolnted as club president, James MacConnell, Jr., appointed secretary treasurer, Sonny Johnson nnd the executive, consisting of Elmer Jeffery. Wal- ter MucLenn and Sammy MacNelll were re-appolnted. The coaching duties for the coming season are once again to be in the capable hands of Coach Elmer Jeffery. Some discussion took place regard-

attend lthe Department of Physical Flt-

Offlce flours: Norman Young. The rest of the | . h k h 1 b h d l0 to 12. AM. meeting was spent in making ar- Thlvughi-s of her are always near glijlsy ‘rfcnzelzcbeg? ’ Amdelsgauegn 2 to 5 P. M. rangements for a supper to be held WWI “m” u’ "9 m“ “m” “lconslstlng of Walter MacLean, J.

later in November. T meeting 8°“ IW. Lavers James MacConnell Jr.

Holidays, by appointment cgosed with the Mizpah Benediction ‘They never will fade or never g-rowy and HOWBQd s_ Mach“ we“; up: old lpolnted to represent the George-

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m“ mm‘ on Friday morlnulgAziée distiller: But all is well that's done by Thee. Imam,‘ o, mission ship "Ne ie ue " e Lo l l H‘ for Newfoundland with a mu ETI§hYl§TI°1QRSQHIRY

cargo. The "Francis Lorraine" for- merly the U. S. A. racing schooner "Shamrock" also left with a full cargo of vegetables. Unfortunately the Frances Lorraine was drawing i7 feet of water and was lying on the bottom. The "Cluett" gave the ship a line. and literally dragged her through the mud past Mac- Eacherns point. It has been noticed that during recent years there has been a serious silt fill-in in the “whannel so that at present there is barely i5 feet of water in certain places. Last winter the government surveyed this fill-in but no work was done in clearing the channel. There is definite need of dredging the whole channel from Montague almost to Lower Monte/ill! 1°!‘ many ships are having difficulty 1H getting in to Montague. Without doubt a. far greater number of ships would come to Montague if there were ample water for deep drawing vessels. Such increased shipping would meana greet deal to export trade of Montelllﬁ In‘! be of great benefit to the district as a whole. However, until the river is dredged. the lure vessels will continue to have difficulty coming up the river and it N hOPQd that thla necessity will be looked after next summer.

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Buying Live and Dressed

IN MEMORIAM

Mrs. Guorge Mason. who died Nov ember 17th, 1047.

Dearest sister how we miss you, Tho we know ‘tia vain to weep,

From your happy, peaceful sleep. Lovlngly

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team at the next the Southern King's 'Hockey League. Wayl and means of replenishing the club's finances ‘for the coming season were dls- cussed and it was decided to hold a lottery for a Christmas basket [the contents of which would be valued at $15.00. It was also de-

' in the near future. Ticket sellers were appointed for the lottery and they are, Johnny Dicks, Harold Pubilcover, David Lavers, Jr" and Sammy MacNeill. This season the arranging of all games will be in Ithe hands of the team's coach, who

Remembered by Mary in those duties will be assisted by and Mattie.

I the secretary treasurer.

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