THE.ET STERN GUARDIAN

AGINTI: MONTAGUE: Harold l‘. Laadﬂ. Albert Aitlll- lira- Iyroa Stewart. Mill Harriet Clair. ‘ AGENT GIOIGITOWN: Weldon Levera- AGINT! IOUI-ll: lilies laid Iiellanla and Gordon Farrell

_ The Guardian may be bought at any oi the lollowlng places in Manta uni Misc 5. A. Llewellyn; Mra. Clay. in Georgetown: The Post Ofiiec: In Snuria: Condon‘: and elnrenoe Roper. in St. Peter's.- The Poet Oﬂice.

..'II.\VE YOUI- DRY CLEAN- MY. and Mrs. N011 HD0105’. Mon ING DON! NOW. - Prompt at- tague, have as their guest. Mrs. tentlon given to mail orders. l-loolcys mother, ms. Otis Jack-

DeLuxe Dry Cleaners. I ‘son, town. was a week-end visitor to

Mt. Stewart .Monta¢ue. Iueet o! her mother.

-$. ' Mrs. Minnie MacDonald. Mrs. Willard Mitchell and Miss Mary Deyye were “veekemg Mr. J. s. Henderson, was a View," 1e the c\[y_ " business visitor to Montague anc. _._ ‘vicinity where he called on h.s

Rev. W T. Mercer c! Mt.‘ raw“: cuswmem Stewart was on s business trip to the City on Wednesday. .' Friends will regret to learn that Mr. Artermus MacS-wain has en- Mn and Mm Alarm‘ Jardmc Md tel-ed the King's County Memorial Mrs. 1-1, w_ McKay we" recent Hospital to undergo all operation visitors to the city.

rum‘ Plllll-GAE. EIIWARlIA‘ and Tiiilil.

SHOWING AT 3:30 - 7 AND 9

Mrs. Roy Kennedy, Ohulottc~

Ltr. B. H. Andrew, was in Mr. Alvin liicKenzie. Dept. of Montague ‘md Vicinity can!“ °" Public works. spent the weeifcnd ms regular customers‘ .- ilt his home ill Mt. Stewart. - --—.-_ Messrs. Charles Fraser and Miss Mary Clark, who ls taking George Nicholson were recent visi~ the en grading course in u" tors to Charlottetown on business. City visited her home in Mt. Stewart, Thursday.

l Mr. Wendall Scott. Clyde River »spent the week end. guest o! Mr. M _ Jay M I t. ‘ ML s. 1‘ and Mrs. Harold Murray and was ta‘ recent tfiSTlglf-tli) the hﬁlellemoi’ famu-v- vaue-“fleld W5”

her sister. Mrs. Lawrence Smith of Tracadie.

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ALSO "TRAFFIC WITH THE DEVIL" AND CARTOON - - - "INVISIBLE MOUSE"

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Miss Shirley MaoSwain. stall o! the Bison lunch room has leit b for her home in Cardigan for a 1e short vacation.

The smelt season closed on Fe 15th and the fishermen claim

was the worst season that they had for a number o; yearn-Mt. S

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BRISK TASTING TEA FOR A WONDERFUL

Mr. Carl MacLure. Charlotte- town, was a week end guest at the home o! his parents, Mr. and Mr" Raymmm smanw°°d and Mrs. Chester Machure. Murray o-0>»+>e+e++o»+¢oo»+¢+¢o4 son Raymond Jr. spent the week- Harbour. end with her (laughter at SI. Peter's Bay.

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EMPIRE Tllllil. Fill. SAT.

SHOWS 7 and 8:45 — MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY 2:30

. Miss Arlene Yeo, stair oi ln '—- T . om . on iottet 'n'I M“ “d hirgyzlarlddily i“ PM’ wtllllws wig): endcfguest aatrthe hglne dzgsggtegs: Gltglsanzn Mguaggg: o! her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8 gourt of Bedford on éunduv. H‘ Yw’ Montague‘

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M1‘. Harry McConnell, staff o.’

, lo Bank o! Commerce. Montague,

‘timed ~h°m° Mung SD23 g has returned to ills duties ioliow-

&'el§3 “VH3: Liz‘ m: Mun an in; s vacation at his home in ac on! . S. J0 n. N. . .Ge°rgem“m_

Mrs, Urban .\iacl)ollald has re-‘u

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Mrs. Joseph Douglas, Savage Kennedy’ who l5

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Sirbig; ‘a: aﬁarfeiyilsiiqiatlgmigré€ undergoing medical treatment <n ‘- ' v o

5m" in Boston. returned home Cilanottetown, was a week end

on Saturday visitor at his home in Montague.

Mr. Ed Devaux. stall oi Cana- dian National Railways. Moll- trlguc. was a recent visitor to

Mrs. Alien Lund and Airs, James Lund have returned to their hOXTlGS in Mt. Stvwnrt having spcllt a

Itil THE HOUSIEI llﬂl SHOTS nmluam ‘llllllﬁlﬂltﬁl < mnnmml ream uulnu - ullcoauuzuonsumnu

Miss Mary Lou MacDonald, Miss Patrick McKerney. Mi‘. ‘ih mils Dunn, Layton Smollwuod and Roland Jay.

their hcmes in All. Stewart were 9n" was a business “mm m H O! 3.

Montague and vicinity where he called on ills regular clients. MR. STOREKEEPER-Thh gononwe III ole: wll bring meoy cvsiomen to your store asking Ier LIPTON? Toe. M-by some nbellener- you m: rqcgir/JJ Joioih o! this amazing FREE oﬂer, wire collect Io Thomas J. Lipton, Limited, TORONTO.

Miss Helen Miller. student at Corcorans Business College. 1 was . - , _ . week end visitor at tle tome Congratulations are extended to 2f h" parent!’ ML and Mrs’ Harry Miller, Murray Harbour North. the school room oi the church on

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"Prisoners Of Tile Moon"

Miss Rowena ltlervel‘ and Miss Ethel Leard. nurses in training at the Pleﬂlsiand Hospital, who

I _. .. message irom God's word. Miss 1-01.19; (35555 m“;

Also Musical and

passed their exams on Saturday and received their caps.

———— Friday evening, February 13th. ln | Mr. cllvs Currie, government the absence o! the president. the engineer is at present eurvlvinl I lender. Irene Bruce. presided. The

In Memoriam

Agnes Annesr was the organist and the christian Church choir assisted by members o! the Unit- ed Church choir sang the beauti-

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r Q o 9 Q e é 9 o 9 o é T i month in Boaton visiting relatives souﬂs‘ and friends‘ - Mr. Ralph Bolder-son. commer- ° g Mm“: the eveelvend vim”, tovcial traveller for J. C. Montgom- i . U i l O

A e lee ~ 1 r b e _ pal-t oi’ the Poole and Thompson minute: o! the meeting were tak- ma o an“ of ‘v he M! Wharf which is being rebuilt by en by the secretary’ Jenn Math Noyﬂ-Bﬂllilﬂll RY"! NW9» °°m"”l' Kenzie. During the business per- lng firm. T!“ VQHEY- loci. besides the

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i hi1 old hymns “The Lord is my ice-phone Lagos soc — he: owl“ The people of Montague and the shﬁilllierd" and "Unto the Hills.’ ed its worth in its first week oi b mes HM ""131 ‘gal’; 9’ surrounding dgemeu were sen-y The pallbearers were: Messra. operation. To assist both publiﬂ -———— us s. e rs were res rorn _J_ L . I . _ V » . ~ 1

Mm Howe“; Vigkgrson, who eh, provincial premier“. Adele to learn o! the death on Sunday J Seuart Guy Nelson. R W and police. all calls to cos rem

Stewart Women's Institute was drawn for on Saturday night at MacDonald Bros theatre. the lucky ticket holder being Walter

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L“. .........~..-~-~~ “ARNELO AFFAIR"

HTAIIK DRAM“ 0F M QDQ 1d. . k’ H . d ik El b h f _'1'" swirl-use l-ovsns “ “a __ m» w“ speedier he; !f"°“§§>x§‘_h‘f{ M-csusland. and vice-president Z1§‘.‘.‘“§;,§§f§.,‘§."ln ‘Qﬁaff. 535:; lliningorlld 10x1: llslgingwl?" 533:5.pllzlﬁnﬁmlfsllrnlie un- “"- Qwl"! 1° m! “Mm °n wed“? smnmemlde’ guest a m. hum Hlggmmtham‘ Ankle‘ we” SHE was formerly Miss Margaret Interment was in the Commun- I nnade in the lirst three days.

s lht u u i m. 1w Hid duushter- Mr- 1nd M" also read from the "Torch". The _ “The Arneln Altair,‘ actlon- 33.x. 3,2,: nagging‘ rgonm me“ Don Adams, has returned to Mon- lender reed a story 11'9"‘ "Fulh" lixdlilgzilubdabttlm s?» cllolrhx: ‘shy cemetery at Mmilﬁillle _ Jamal-ed M-G-M picture coming to (my, having e0 1e,” me..- ee" tazue to tcke up her duties in the m“ work“ other member‘ w” m‘ we" apem.“ any Pyeu" why“

"DANGEROUS YEARS"

News - Comedy - Musical m. P-mqg mwm ween gem, I tu Lion WAY B J R Williams - . y. oitice of Berlmlfm 9M5’ ° sent who,took part in the wor- OUT OUR Y _-_ ,_-___ Shows 3:30-7-8:45 the wweriul w! vwireiilns story ﬁnale‘; hum m t ' m“ Co. ship period, which consisted a! ‘h’ “d ‘h’ m‘ m" R‘”°"“°“' "‘ ' i" _.....- o! I 1m that stowed rt nothins- ' hymns. scripture and prayer were lam" n‘; our! mace moors "rs-e Aummoeee " “°“°"°“ m““‘°" rm.- gratitude and appreciation 0n 51mm" """"°°“ ‘h’ Edna MacKenv-ie. Kay Mvmr the death oi her husband.‘ which ZRFOF?! héifwlilkl‘ i

MF$§‘;'“‘§dJfh“1y H‘1f_‘““""e‘3°%‘.§° of all are extended to Miss Evelyn s°h°°i "Bilﬁizms: udgfﬂttheg Sea‘: and Beatrice Walker. u a ove ranc s l- 1- m R0 e " gr y

lord. the spine-tingiizlq Plot centers mllzggregmdpoZzglfﬁfgssamgorfer ‘ix osyypa-l. (‘Jack Yorston. Atwood on i’ "cue" ‘Nance between which she handles the mall which SWW!" and Merl“ PM“ “acted Kodiak and MissG ord-lmet- _ ' “Baum '0 we“ m“ it brings goes through this post olilce. about unhappiness. hatred-and

GOT NOW IGFIVE" GETA §FICK AND

BEFORE ASKIN‘ iF Tl-Evtl. RENT w!

occurred twenty years ago, Mrs.

Robertson moved to Montague . do her home. up un-

_ In the recent report o! the Wo- when {he m‘

the counters for the boys. Wm" men's World Day of Prayer service ‘s; i“; olargmrl‘ déatgaolgvlth ‘

Valerie MocGuigan scored the lone which was hem 1n me Bepem MW“: tho-uamdn gnd- kind-Em

Mr. DJ... Mullelfs snowmobile mum" 1°‘ the 3m" ChurchfMimi-BBUB. on February was bland Wm] l very happy aw

murder. . ____ e Beglnnlm on a note o! terror, pmved its sen/Ice “d “bully “we on Saturday mam we Murray 51$’ wazsdrgnonewsly geportﬁd position which endeared her to the uniaue story. written for the "w" "hm n “mveyed ‘he Doctor l-i b0" 31'“ “H”. damned M" men M Sal-M 8am‘ val: l‘: Nun: and old alike. screen and directed by Arch Obo- ‘hmuh stmhope and covehead in“ Reserve Army by a score o! y. -' bee’ M? Mljot M 11"‘ Mrl- Robertson was a lull-hill; ler, maintains a mood oi suspense f" ‘"5’ "rich “"9 51mm“ B; m l ‘m.’ hm; eheekgn; “mo. W20. B“: . V; manual?‘ :5‘: member o! the Christian Church that will have Iﬂdiﬂiw! Emmi °n or mo”: t“ It The Reserve Army showed a Iroat an” he, Bub?” hem ~ “Thc where she attended services regu- the edge d their an“ thraughout de i‘ o! improvement particularly U) d.’ n, e l- m Tu“ 5R0 k larly until I 10W mflnl-h! BIO W116" etenlryvm lecondtl o’ m tmmng and slgirlmalgsnrclllixlg: ogtMgegiil‘ “":““d t“ Mt where they veo- prsreulentagzrtne t‘ M g elm-thee‘ ""1 “°“m‘ “° “"3" P°""‘é“°" ‘w’ n8 I4! W- ' ' _ " ~ ~ , _' ‘ ' to eave her home. Ever usy, ah». Haw e yams h°ueewge_ kmely town-Mt. Stewart tram, are soryy £12,136: 31:0 ggrxelryur opptllrtulztgt Eapltlllsrts Clliiluginmggggxed, enjoyed a Ion“ ‘m! useful u", as . 1nd bored with her humdmum ex- to hear oi his illness in the P.E.l. dnvm ha“ wunteréd me M” 0y the irgwbirteﬂan w or“ s she wok "u" plenum h‘ my 1't°"°" u “w mrmm w Human and at“ hope for m’ tack agnd placed s tallies bellinu m“, “d.” we... 1 d. u‘ Work she we! veiled "P0" i» do the nwsterlous underworld leader. speedy recovers. the Rue“): 80am. The fans pa“ wererMn A s Adgmgeamrleg Earn Wench w“ ‘m, - worthy cm“ Tony Amok» mm“ ms bu“ ‘or tlcularly enjoyed the hnrd sheen Mlchure 'Mlle c “MK; Th9 many ‘53745- 19""!- "195558415 "w "WW1"! "dvm/“l-E- I“ "his m and hope m m “we W, J A M' N1". m" E Ybww‘ and the profusion o! uesuur-ll lomy womullthel mullet“ gangllm ‘r1 til ' reglns in action ﬂseinfmn- art Mraacliniery Mls-cNeliHl/irs 0 “W” “n 59°“ °' m” m5“ a" aradlltyrnaxil: si:pi:lng:cer£y'repre: thelgulnesbuuiym lmlﬁl. "Qilluxwiwlé -———— snug. and Mrs. .1. b Mac- m“ l“ "m" "‘° w“ W“ “y . ‘ ‘ " h v _ ' such a t/lde circle oi iriends and Q all the things he has new at the home o! Mrs. Pqz-hy w)“; A brie! nleetin: 0i i» Q lllll bod, with Miss Agnes Annear as “qwmancu had. mums to win the love of on Thu-Dds)’ afternoon, February 11cm 0.0.1.1. Grout! W" M! h organist. Sh. mm‘ m “mum m“ this warren at any coat. he delib- 5th. The devotional period con- “T " “‘ ' n bu" Ind one ‘on. Mrs A I I eratoiy involves her in a lﬂlkdﬂ‘. ducted by Mrs. Tait opened with ‘ 6:: o! mm" Alberu.‘ MN‘ ugh honing to keep her love bye. mm: my oi hymn, “Jesus Bid; Us Painhll T H R 0 vin Piper, lJrumhoiler, slum Due To Cold Gels Fasi Rellel

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-'l‘he reiular meeting oi the Aketa 0.0131‘. o! the Uniild Church was held at the home o! Mrs. Catherine Mabon. Thursday. Feb. 19th. The meeting opened with the devotional period led by Violet Hutcheson, This was iol~ lowed by the businei period with the President. Barbara Mabon.

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V‘: M between ‘llony Arn~ un.'wul‘.'§'n°.’ll§".§l$‘i.lf§.“t$ ‘"4 w" L‘ H‘ m“ Mmmm" elo and the woman's ilmsband; the leader gave e. short tell: based on a t Th‘ w?“ will" ' gtﬂjflfo! the wife to overcome the scripture read. this was tol- "w." ° mum, n I Y“ '3' this strand: and awesome iucirl- lowed by prayer. A d-uet by Mrs. mum)’ Th". P‘ ation; _ the breathtaking oltwnax Ray Maodonald amd Mrs, . J. Wood when the husband takes the law added greatly to the service.

into his own hams-these combine ‘Ilhs study tor the dwy was "No

ed her. The tunord which waa largely attended was held on Tuesday ai-

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to hum-e one of the most exciting Trggpggdng lnotial ﬂcturec to con-lo out of were told o! the hardships encom- Hollywood in a long ttrnei

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" and the members

tered by Morrison, Gutzllaiif and Boheresohowslcy, also of their cow'- oge and faith as they labored in order that the eternal truths o! the Bible might be mode " “ to the people at Chine. and Japan. The hymn "O Word God in- carnate" was sung and yer by Mrs. .7. A. MacDonald o this part o! the meeting. .

Mrs. Mason gave a very inter- utinl report or! tﬂle Preioyterhl. Ten members paid their fees for i940. Minutes were reed and I'D- proved, collections was presmted. Meeting was closed with the Mlapah Benediction.

IONDON -— (C?) - Brittln’! savinll groups have a memblrﬂlip o! 2.500.000 in trade and industry and 1.500.000 school savers.

LONDON - (GP) - New aort- boxes proposed tol- London m be rcetclmllar instead a! round and

mm with stamp-selling mecnlnsa. ~

When a severe Cold grips your throat. when it makes you |a| and cough - that's tile time to apply "Nervillne." The eﬂect oi this sooth- ing linimeut sinks right in-its pain- reiievinl qualities penetrate quickly tothe “ ‘ragiortﬂ ‘ “ Iy you get quick relief from llarvlllna (or irritable throat. tl|ht chm and he'd colds. Several time: stronger than many other linlmentl. it has abundance oi pairwubduln; power. Nervillnc possesses great analgesic qualities and la considered a neocl- aary medicine in many homes to quiet in overcoming coughs, colds. muscular old joint pllna u u» rheumatic type. Get a ate bottle to- day. '

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presiding. Plans were completed for the panixy sole tn be held by the 0.0.1.1‘. The Bible Study. the theme o! which was "The Flight a! Jacob end his dealing with Laban" was held by Pearle Greene. An hour was spent working on e quilt (or the spring bazaar. Lunch was served by the hostess. Helen Rem- iltma invited the members to her home tor the next meeting.

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ternono at 2 o'clock irom the Christian Church when Reverend Paul llichardaon preached a simp-

whilc Reverend Robert Bryan read an appropriate and oomiortin;

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