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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘ Stewart. Miss

The Guardian may be . The Post Office:

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Miss Mary MacGregor, to

gue. was a business visitor Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mias Rita. Stewart, Charlotte- bown, spent the week-end in Mon- tague, guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Garnhum.

Mr. and Mrs. W3. Gilbert, Montague, leit on Saturday to spend a weeks vacation visiting friends in Halifax.

Mr. Paul Harvey Pox, Maryland. USA, ex-playwrizht and author, has purchased the home of Mr. Ralph MacDonald. Lower Monta- gue, where he intends to spend the winter. Mr. Fox passed the

{GENT GEORGETOWN: Walden LIIOIQ AGENT! COURTS: Miss Enid Richards and Gordon Farrell

IIIIDIUIIJDIIDQI in Montana: Miss S. A. Llewellyn: Mrs. Clay. loner: in It Peter's: The Post Oﬂoe.

Llnllrv Albert Aitbsn. Din arm KEEPS Y0" AWAKE

Harrie! Clair.

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in_ Souls: COIIIIQII‘! and Florence N 0 S E D R 0 P S

and enjoy refreshing sleep

..'ENGLISH CHINA Souvenirs. C. R. Boehner. Jeweller, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson, Kingsboro, were “ -‘ v visitor; to Montague, guests o! Mr. and

I IMrs. William Maoman. “m” u“ m“ °l W" “W” m‘

side oi the rigad. Alltbdgdlwilnl; ..' Miss Sybil Nicholson. who h°“’°‘ M" w‘ a” '

has been visiting w. and Mrs. “m” m ‘,‘"‘{,°,',,°°‘“§,’“$,‘,‘{“',,,‘j,,lf NJ. Nicholson w: the past two ‘l’ m“ ed ‘an, m, m. weeks left on Saturday morning “any be all“; “A estgyesldentl‘l ior Halifax ‘where she plans in “on one oh tenmmn

spend the winter. mam“ m t e '

..' Mrs. Anna snow, warden O! the Rebekah assembly of the Mar- itime Provinces, was guest of honour at the regular meeting of

Mr- Cyril COyle, seai-nan oi the carrier “Magnificent” spent a few days in Mimi-mile at the home

of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank the Acme when}, mdge_ Mung. Coyie. Mule his ship was in port “u: Thursday evening, Qgtobe)‘ at Charlottetown. Huh she was gccmipatiled by

suimier in Lower Montague, and

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finds it very exhilarating. plays for Hollywood. then has concentrated on boolz. material. He has not whether he ‘would write a boo-k,‘ rivhile here but he does intend toi enjoy the winter season in this locale, , l

On Thursday momlniz Dr. BC Keepingand Miss Darling. Redl; Cross nurse. save all Grade x1, students their annual medical ex-i amination at the Montague Minn-i oriai High School. In the afterw noon Dr. Keeping and Miss Darlq ing held a vaccination clinic at‘ which almost all oi the student, body was vaccinated. Many moth-. ers also brought their pro-school children to be vaccinated so as to immunize them against smallpox, the dread disease of children. For many this was the last Uppurtun-i ity of being vaccinated at thel school, and the irwenty-two stud- ents of Grade XI took advantage of the opportunity to be revac-‘ cirlaied. since many had not been vaccinated during the past sixl years. ';

Although the duck season his’ been opened for a waeik, there!

Pond, which held quite a number of ducks. With the dawn, guns be. gan to blaze at the head of the pond, and before long the ducks arose in a body to speed out of the pond. Many hunters. who col. lected their spoil. noticed the presence of many teal, which seem to be greater in number than the Mack duck. It was reported that "Pening d5)’ ‘WM also good at For- tune where many ducks were taken. However, it is noticed that

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has recently returned from a trip} to New York. Mr. Fox is a noted‘ l author and many of his bockspﬁgﬂ c! the Bank o! Nov“ 56°‘ in the 5 f ‘ _ _ United States. have been publish-‘ziekuilgniln y,9"“ﬁ‘,‘", guest’ o! ed in Fmglsnd, F-pﬂlli, Polar-i nriill ' ‘ "‘ an n5‘ wit‘ has expressed ap-i H __ provai of our climate here, and; The Meta CGIT o, [he U“ For‘. ' " ' ' some years Mr. Fox has “q-itteniézillrglggrch met in the classroom “ml sllmehieeting opened with the 0.6.1.1‘.

mdicaled ldevcitional period

iArmourics for the members of the

land a rousing sing-song was en.

have been very few seen ﬂying inl this lomlmh opening day saw hers in Murray Harbour North were large °r°wd l” hunte" ‘m Plsquidisso pm. all was serene and calm

the quantity of duck is not as largo as previous years with only a few arriving here. Those who to Panmure Island beach have seen quite i; number of ducks in the evening, but in the marshes and coves very few have been seen. Almost the 53mg situation exists here with regard id Huns. On Wednesday afternoon One Party travelled sixty miles over the country roads without flushing one covey. Those rw-ho have been fortunate enough to shoot a few small and undevel- oped. which is probably due to the

Although some have been seen in I1’. is still boo early to state definitely how they have turned out. but a better idea of their quantity will be more in evidence when the season opens.

LOAD 0F iliM AT HOMEYAIZSENIC, iNiL Hi9 WIFE WAS FEEDING HIM.

Miss Ethel Sutherland. district dgpu-ty president oi Alpha Reb- ekah Lodge, Charlottetown. The guests were introduced by Mrs. Winnifred Nlckersun and Mrs. Vera MacDonald. and alter re- ceiving the honours of the Reli- ekah Degree. they were graciously welcomed by the Noble Grand. ‘Mrs. Elie Bruce. At the request of Mrs. SHOW“ the Rebekah DEE!"- was conferred by the decree 5'4“ under the direction of degree mis- tress, Mrs. Georgie Hume. with Mrs. Lillian MacDonald as pilin- ist. -Other members of~tihe Slﬁlf were Mrs. Ruth Fraser. Mrs. Mm‘- ian MacDonald. MIS- Elie Wal- tel-worth, Mrs. Ruth MacLeod- Mrs. Vera MacDonald. Mrs. Helen Beck. Mrs. Helen Coffin. Mrs. Winnifred Vickerson, Mrs. Florence btewart, Miss Mary l-lemphili. Miss Adah MacGi-egor. Mrs. Mary Nlcholsrn, Mrs. Catherine Stvwﬂri- M155 Thelma Larter, Miss Alberta Mur- tin and Mrs. Irma MacL-ziren. Mrs. Helen Coffin and Mrs. Ruth MacLeod were the soloists. A very interesting address was given by Mrs. Snow on the work of the Oddiellowship which proved both

Mr. Elmer Lane, meqnbey of Lhg

Charlottetown, spent thg

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October 14th. The purpose prayer followed by the led by Jane Lake. In the nhsence oi the pres- ideiit Helen Hamilton, the vice- priesident Jane Lake. presided over a short business period, Boxes of Christmas cards more sigma. uted to the members to be sold. After the work period, a social half hour was enjoyed. The meet- ing closed by singing taps. - Lan.

0n Wednesday nigh-t a very en. Joyable smoker was held at the

28th light, AA. Battery. Montague division. The Legion Band under the direction oi bandmaster M1". Archie Hume was in attendance, Officers attending included Cap- 951“ 1i Kydd. Capt. Rand and 52h Molar D. Moreslde. The members enjoyed a free show ex. hlbited by Captain Rand digg- which refreshments were served

Joiyed. With many new recruits joining the reserve force, an in. tensive program is planned for this year.

0n Saturday evening, as 1am. returning from the fields about

in the beautiful autumn evening, {when suddenly a pail o1 glnukg |ar0se above the holdings of Mr. [John McOarron. Neighbours throughout the district rushed to the scene of the fire. but were unable to save the barn and other buildings. Immediately a bucket brigade was ionrned which was responsible for saving the house and furniture. The origin oi the fire is unknown. but is definitely thought to have started in the barnloft. Mr. McCarron had come from the barn only a short time before and had noticed no indica- tic-n of fire. Within a few minutes, however, the whole barn loft was on fire and in a short time the building was beyond saving and the fire had spread to some other buildings. Fortunately 311 Zhg live. stock was saved except one pig, although the whole grain drop was lost. It was estimated that the actual loss would be around $6,000. The sympahy oi all is extended to ‘Mt. McCarron on this unfortun- ate calamity.

5 Construction has already begun on the road of the new MacDonald Avenue in Montague, under the supervision of Poole and Beer. construction company. The bank to the approach oi the road from the main street has been entirely removed by the carry-all under the operation oi Mr. Paddy Lucas who has made an excellent job of grading the new road. Mr. Athoi MacKinnon. the owner, has been in consultation with Mr. Reardon, government suvreyor who has laid out the new road. It is expected that the grader will arrive in a short time to complete the top of the road and the ditches. The road is to have a steady grade from the main street to the back road and will have a thirty foot top. On both sides ample room has been leit for sidewalks. The new electric line from Charlotte- town comes down this field at the rear c-f the ‘houses, thereby re-

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Georgetown And Vicinity

Mr. Aiphonsus Corrigan was a recent visitor to Vernon River.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yea of Mon- tague, motored to Georgetown on Sunday.

Mrs. Gordon Livingston and son of Wood Islands are visiting Mrs. Livingston’! mother, Mrs. John Dicks.

Mia Helen Gotall of Charlotte- town was a recent guest of her brother and sister-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Gotell.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stewart of New Glasgow, N.S., were recent visitors to their summer home on Water Street.

Sheldon Ross. of Canada's Per- manent Army force stationed in Halifax, is spending his furlough with his wife and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fay and two children Annii and James, vis- ited Mr. Fay‘ sister, Mrs. Agnes Murphy on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Couolian and two sons, Billy and Wallie are visiting for a fow days as ihe guests of Mrs. Conolum's pzirenls, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald.

On Friday. Mr. George MacCor- muck sustained _a heavy loss \Vi\€i'i one of his fine horses, which was only seven years old, dropped (load on the New Port ferry road.

MissEthel Knight has returned home from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Clayton George in Lucan, Ont» ario. Miss Knight made the trip from Upper Canada by plane.

interesting and educational. Miss Sutherland spoke briefly convey- ing greetings from Alph Rebekah Lodge. Charlottetown. A gift and an address were presented to Mrs. snow by Mrs. Florence J. Stewart. on behalf of the Lodge to which she graciously responded. A delic- ious lunch was served by s com- mittee of the mﬁifﬂbﬁs-

His loci! will be done to o ium-|usi the way ha likes It-wilh on up-te-dnte General Electric Toaster. from $9.95 to $14.95.

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Workman ans engaged in major repairs on the exterior o! the home o! Mr. William Fouchere on Water Street.

Friends o! little Mia! Elia David, aughter of Mr. and Mrl. Clarence avid are sorry to hear that she is at present in the Charlottetown Hospital where she is being treat- ed.

Motoring from Dartmout . N. 8. and spending the week on as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jen- kins, were their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward "Ted" Jenkins and Mrs. James Sirnms.

Friends of Mrs. Elisabeth Cam- eron will learn with regret that her continued illness has necessit- ated her entering the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital for treat- ment.

On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred P. Burke of Charlottetown and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cullen of Midgeli motored to Georgetown where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. DeLor

Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Hawkins of Murray Harbour visited George- town on Sunday where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker.

Mr. James H. Skinner of Bridge- town was a visitor lo Charlotte- town on Thursday. returning via Georgetown where he visited at lllCl home of Mr. and Mrs. J. \\-’. Lav-I crs. ‘ ,

Mr. John MacDonald of George- town Royalty is erecting a new house at Emerson Station on the main Georgetown highway. The work ls being done under the sup- ervision of Mr. Albert Skinner.

His many friend; in Georgetown and throughout the Province will learn with genuine regret of the illness of Captain William Sigs- worth of New Port, and all will join in wishing him a speedy ie- turn to good health.

Miss Alma Refuse and Miss Ter- esa Victor were recent visitors to Murray River where they spent a few days. On their return they were accompanied by Master Chai-

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Friends of little Miss Laverne George, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Clayton George of Lucan, Ontario are sorry to hear that she recent- ly suffered a broken leg and all her friends in Georgetown wish her un early and complete recov- ery.

The W. M. S. of St. David's Uni- ted Church met at the Manse reo- entiy. The devotional period was taken by Mrs. L. H. Douglas and selections dealing with China were read by Mrs. Boyce. were served by the lady of Manse and a pleasant time was spent.

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