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'Also: 2.XXX A ram lambs V XXX rams all eligible lar Gover

Charlottetown. It desired ewes

sired winners ot tour classes at lost Charlottetown Exhibition.

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be ordered direct or through Dominion Live Stock Branch,

Also: Several registered Jersey heifers, bred.

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SOUIIIS CONVENT

Honour roll for September:-

Grade XI-—i. Bernice McGough; 2. Rene Doucette, Wanda McPhee; 3. Kent Ellis, Geraldine MacDon- aid.

Grade X-i. Gertrude McDonald; 2. Teresa. McDonald; 3. ItiLabel Mc- Donald.

Grade IX-i. Ellen Mullally; l. Anne Keays.

Grade VIII-l. Eileen Grant; l- Margaret Hughes; 8. Freda Dean.

Grade VII-l. Eileen McDonald; 2. Anne McDonald; 3. Anne Hen- nessey.

Grade VI-l. Camilla McAaulay; I. Frances Ford; 2. Patricia Mc- Donald.

Grade V-l. Eleanor Clinton; 2. Viola. Perry, Yvonne Cheverie; 3. Ronelda Jarvis, Myrna. oheverie.

Grade lV—l. Helen McDonald; 2. Mary McLean; 3. Rena Chev- erle.

Grade III-i. Betty McIntosh; 2. Catherine McPhee. Helen Mc- Fhce; 3. Joyce Cheverie, Catherine McDonald, Dorothy Poole.

Grade Il—1. Edith McGaugh; 2: Brenda Cheverie, Ann Gillespie; 3. Eunice Arsenault, Mary Clinton.

NOTICE

Buying Live Cattle Daily at Souris. All Grades Accepted. Special Prices tor quality Beet. EASTERN PACKING CO. LIMITED Souris

For. Sale

REGISTERED OXFORD SHEEP

A number ot choice breeding ewes including champion yearling ewe at Charlottetown Exhibition I947.

and e number at choice nment premium. Rams may

con be bred to ram that

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THE_C}JAIIDIAN.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

'auau'rs= non-recurs: Harold r. Landry, Albert Alt-lees. rel-s. lyre] Stewart. Mlle llarriet Clair. AGENT: GEORGETOWN: Walden Lavere.

I The Guardian may be bought at any of the

following places in Montague: Annear and Llewellyn, Mrs, Clay _ In Georgetown: The Post Office; In Souria: Condon'a and Plorcnoa ' Roper; In St. Peter's: The Post Office

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l ..'FOR SALE. _- Three weeks old Pigs. Hubert Campbell, Pan- mure Island.

Friends will be sorry to learn i-llﬂt l telelrwrn has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Angus Matlheson indicating that their son Malcolm has died in Ontario following the terrible accident in the Copper Cliff mine. _The deceased SIIIIBIEM - ‘snter-nal injuries as a result of the ' cave-in which took place a short I time ago. The late Mr. Mstlhesor l was the son of Mr. and Mlrs. Angus - 'Matheson, Glen William, to whom all offer their sincerest condolences.

Mr. Henry Munroe, staff of Berg- maln Construction Co., has recently purchased Mr. Martin MacKinnon‘s house at Montague,

Senator William Maclntyre, Sav- age Harbour, was in Montague Sunday where he visited the King's County Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Earl Baker, Prince Edward A gala holiday was enjoyed by 1518M! "la-MSW 0f Bergmﬂrfs EH-l the hunters on Monday, Oct. 15th, terprlses, spent the holiday week- Thanksgiving. Inasmuch as all the and at his cottage situated on the Montague River.

ants, and other enthusiastic hunt-

Marine, is spending a few days in Montague visiting his sister, Mrs. Annie MacLure.

to travel far and wide along the

country road in search of the elus- ive game, The wri-ter, travelling C i Ch with one group. searched the roads Mr. and Mrs. Bruce urr e, ar- and woods frcsn Montague to Iottetown, are weekend visitors to, Mount Stewart meeting with little Montague, guests of Mrs, Carrie's success. Many cars, even from

mother, Mlrs. William Carruthers. Charlottetown, were met on the

‘road carrying similar groups on a; Mr. Herman Martin, staff of the | similar purpose, and, on speaking , Canadian National Railwaysl to the hunters afterwards, found ‘ Souris. is spending the week end that they also had met with similar‘

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IMGOWAIPS LIMITED

m saocx and 3'0 slmrvr:

DeLavaI Cream Separator! and Milking Machines.

Radios-Battery b Elects-lo Hog Grower 2.80 and 3.00

Goodyear Tirea and Tubes.

Business

To purchase everything you ean in the community where you live irnslnem men of the community local taxes and to every worthwhile

and where you make your living. eontribte a large proportion ot ooramunity enterprise.

Local bualnesa men are doing ing all Iinea oi‘ goods which are them and obligatee them to eaten

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their utmost to nerve you by stock- avallable. Your patronage enables d their efforts to preaent you with

the widest ranges of available merchandise.

Buy ‘from these public-spirited firms and help your communlt 1 . Y jjrﬁjcﬂffufgsifanggfgfffssmiiglf "m" ""1""! ""1"" t" "'11!"-

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KING'S cou NTYT COMMUITY s norms

HANDY SIIOPPI N6 DIRECTORY It Ia Good Horse Sense and

J. A. llollllllll & B0.

GENERAL MEECIIANI. and

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Mr. Malcolm MacLeod. Merchantl ers, took advantage oi’ the holiday z‘

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GROCEBIES Bﬁl- Ell Grading Station cow and FRESH MEATS

WINDOW GLASS

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ALLLCOLLORS IN PAINT, — C. I. L. DEALERS COCKSHUTT MACHINERY and REPAIRS

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GEURGE MOAR

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Phone 11-24

New Peru;

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spending the weekend in Montague group decided to investigate Pis- vlsiting her parents. quid pond, leaving the guns behind of course. Tlhey reported; that there were large numbers of block duck,

lvfr. Stewart Schrimegetllr, Char- land considerable numbers of teal in

lottetown. staff of Rogers Hard-

Smari Wool Ski Shirts $6.50

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Mr. Clarence Ching, R-B. 2, Sous-la East

ware spent tihe holiday weelr- line pond. Pisquid pond has always end in Cardigan visiting his been one of the most ideal shoot» many friends. ing places in this district owing to - -—- the presence of wild rice which

Miss Helen Miller. student of grows abundantly in the pond. The Union Commercial College, is ,duclc-huntcrs are busily preparing

spending the week end at her home ithelr gear, and erecting blinds in Murray Harbour North. guest 0d ,along the Mount Stewart River in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ipreparation for Thursday mmming. M11191; ‘Last year there was a scarrcity o!

‘ducks in this district owing to Mr. Doug Irvin. staff of Canadian some disease which seems to lhave Bank of Commerce, accompanied spread through the flock prior to by Mr. Bert Fraser, have left Mcn- [congregation for the southward tague for Sackvllle to visit Mr. Ir-Ifliglht. This year, however, there is vtng parents, no indication of any disease, which i is further substantiated by the in- Mr. John Shaw, dmployee oflcreased numbers oi’ black duck. Vere Beck and son, is spending the ‘Consequently all duck hunters are

McKEllZlPS GARAGE

Robert J. McKenzie, Prop.

PARTS and GENERAL REPAIRS

DELUXE MOTOR OIL DUNLOP TIRES

MEALS SERVED

TASIY SANDWICHES

Sourll. P. I. L

ATLAS TIRES - BATTER- IES - ACCESSORIES

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a F visiting his wife and children in results. However, it was reported sand" Sh” ASPHALT SHINGLES‘ BUILDING “UPPLIES M A Mt Montague. that many coveys were seen at al em a e _ r. . . WrigL_ distance. but were too fa: away to v on Av I Pa!‘ M9598"! P. E. I. Montague Mr. Raymond Grant, w'ho is in follow. Tlhe fact tlhat potato digging '

his senior year at St. Dunstalfsi is under way may account in some University, ie visiting hi; parents.‘ degree for the non-appearance of ‘ §QUR|§; i-n Montague, Dr. and Mrs. T._' the covey; which were undoubted- MONTAGUE: ' V. Grant. ' ly staying close to the woods. Some . E Y I

i- isolated hunters, however, did quite

Mr. Clem White, Charlottetowmlwell having gone out Sunday [stag ,|_ P, MgPHEE K A s representative of the Easterni spotting the coveys for Monday's ' Trust. is visiting m a few days at shooting. w_ m LEM“ m‘ oaoceluns, pom nears ~ Dllllﬁ S his home in Burnt Point, ' l. Frank Kenya *- m‘ MEN'S mo’ rca mam wanton Miss Jean Campbell, RN" of the Realizing the fact that duel: ' t _ Prince Edlvard Hospital staff is shooting opened on Thursday, one 59055503158

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FREE — Theatre Tickets —- FREE

Each week there will appear in the Advertisements in this sec- tion the Names and Addresses ot people living in the various dis- Locate your name in one ot 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 at the Advertiser in which Advertisement your

tricts represented.

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Tickets will be good lar Yen's Theatre, Montague, and the

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Clown: of all gm, WlLI-‘RED WATTERWQR" e

holiday weekend at the home of his , looking forward to a season of the P: "W!!! 31 - Sour-lg, 2,51, SOUIIS Theatre. Mung.“

parents. Mr. and Mrs Neil Shawwgl-oatest enjoyment which will h?‘

Martinvale. measured only by the number o

ducks at which they may shoot. vﬁik’. M i c b ll. nurse-i , -Lan.

l.?l1i‘l..~..§”.."f?r.. We.’ as...“ _- saulus . ° Island Hospihhai, i]; ldVlﬁlltxOl’ at 1;; J J ll. J home in wi-l oa . w ere - s‘ '

l. or... t» w- m Georgetown LADIES‘ Iliil cllltllnrlrs wean .

Mrs. Cecil Campbell. co" cHlLDnElws WEAR‘ SUITS ETC DRUG STORE

s - . . . n. t le ds of Niirs. Dan And v|g||||t GENERAL MERCHANTS _ _

Mnclgirlyrllhl: Ivlurfrlay River, will be y E Ind rmonmns “DIES, “A” To WE" °"°'“°"','" ' "tmvﬂem sorry to learn that she lliaslontge: ___ ‘Wérgprtulzzm gradual FLANNELLETTE NIGHT GOWNS and PYJAMA!

th Ki ‘s Count, Hoopla l" @- ....'J M l1 tte rst. J hn ° ne Vitamins f

m; m’: a very fave“ shock Milka’ aaniden? at st gum- Phogmrlltén and rasns Also IIOIJSECOATS o all runes MacKinnoti was a former Jfeslﬂm _stan’s University was the guest of ' ' swﬂ" 7-5-1 r ‘ L n,” b.

of Montague. but ‘lately moved toﬂay arm,‘ for the Thanksgiving M,‘ Robe" J. Mann‘ 3011315 ~ ° “i - Montague Murray River to lrve with her son. holidays. saun- e’

-- a With the departure o! M1“ Jﬂ-l Miss Frances Prosper, Montague "llrslllg visited her hotme w‘

sie l-Iutchison to take up in Georgetown at. the Prince Edward Island H“- over the holiday; and had with her

Dlliﬁl h" P°§1il°ll 55 °P°T5t°r mias her guest, Miss Arletta Roaah, the Island Telephone Co., Mon-yMonmgue_

tague, has been taken by M155 Veda. Allen. wiho has taken the night-duty shift.

Mr. Willlalm Brcnnick suffered severe accident while worklnE 111 11_ balm, wlhen on falling inthehorses My“ Muy Rome’ ) student stall. the horse severely IIBATHDIECINOHE Dame‘ Charlottetown hit-n, Mr. Brenrli-ckwastound by Mr. “hanksglvlns a" h". Coulson lying in a semi-conscious GEOrEetOWXL - state practically under the horses feet. He was immediately removed to the Kings County Hospital. Lat- est reports indicate that Mr. Bren- nick is progressing as favorably 85 might be expected.

W" Miss Genevieve Solomon, local| librarian attended the Prince Ed-| ward Island, librarian convention l: in Charlottetown.

ll. spent i home in ;

Mrs. Emmett MacGilllvary and A daughter Anna Marie of Montague- BDQIW B fEW days here visiting friend's and relatives.

J. LllRllE FRAlllllS

MASSEY-IIARRIQ 753M IMPLEMENTB

SALES and SEBVICI

Binders - Mowers - lake; and Sprayer;

Stewa a Warner Radian Souris, I’. E. I.

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Mrs. George MacDonald and two sons, Gerald and Allan of Char- lottetown 'ere recent visi-tors to Mrs. Mac onaids mother, Mrs.| William Wight, Burnt Point.

....'Miss Florlne Calmpbcll who has been employed in Hall-fax dur- ing the past few months returned home for the holiday weekend which she spent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton CarnPl-‘IEIL Miss Campbell, accompanied by Miss Jean Adams, expects to leave for Montreal shortly where they

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lavandier of» the U.S.A.. who are holidaying here motored to Hadleyville in N.S., for I |the weekend. They were accom-l I '9

have already been ensured of em- ployment.

panied by Mr. Lsvandieﬁs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavsndler. Forty loads of gravel were ob- tained for the town by one local representative and were placed on our side streets where tlhey join

Slllllll BAR

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_ l" Cream. Sandwiches, Confectionery, salt ppm“ Tobacco - Magaglggg

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P. E. l. GENERAL MERCHANTS

Matthew ﬁ McLean Ltd;

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MATERIALS

PAINT-UP — CLEAN- UP

IJAMS PAINTS

SPIIAYING MATERIAL, INSECTICIDES

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IIIDZS ACCESSORIES

GLASS INSTALLED

euro rams and accasaoums

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Eastern Packing ' Co.

CANNES! EAST PACK BEAN!) CHICKEN IIADDIE - Exporters of LOBSTII-I all SIIELTI

CHICKEN - BEEP

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Main emd Water Streets, which had previously been gravelled and

some loads were also placed at 4 much needed places on several | streets.

IDNDON — (OP) — Found writ- ten in s. schooiboyh essay: "A

BUYANG DAN-Y i manor hOllse is where they teach"

LLOYIVS SERVICE STATIDI

(L. ll. Stewart, Prep.)

FOWL and CHICKEN uva and nnassnn

rmnners. They don't build them nowadays."

IRVING OIL PRODUCT.

Crates Supplied Wlllllll. limoniatng, eastern PACKING co up. """"““°' i scum ' ‘ MacDONALD 8i ROWE "m" u _ ‘mt nu- ] WOODWORKING co. ~ LTD. "r-r-A ""22: ‘l- ‘l- "mo" cox IITEI. anon-ram _ ﬂtﬂﬂandlaptytlgﬂh “killers-Plea lloltaen r. l. a v ' Ilene - aurornro waraa ("nu ‘mt: ‘in “ I ‘I'll-Ii Illﬁi lilllltlete. bvalletahseal MAnuAl-s ma‘. Otllea Oalaeesﬂ ‘*5 n,‘ m. m“ "on u, Rhea llwael uaae - , - . . . . . . - . < - 4

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TABLES in Beacon SOUIII. P.l.l.

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