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It’s All The Good 'l‘hings Rolled Into ONE GREAT BIG MAIIVELOIIS

_ MUSICAL ROMANCE!

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Evening Continuous

From 7:00 Program Starts: “Superman" . . . . . . .. 7.00 Bill 8. Coo 7.20 Adventure 8.20 "Superman" 9.20

Bill & Coo 9.40

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i ' OPT-(MHIETRIST ﬁtting and Supplying Glasses THE EMEIRE THEATRE WILL - Em BE CLOSED THIS WEEK. SO MONTAGUE P‘ 5- 1' THAT MEMDERS OF OUR ‘l Office i‘laurs; STAFF MAY HAVE EXTRA 0 f I2 A.M.

z mo‘ P‘ M glxf OFF DURING THE HOLI-

Iloiideys. by appointment I

Office Connected With |

Drug Store.

A clock that winds itself every time the temperature changes one degree has been invented.

SALE AT MDIITAGIIE

We oller our_entire stock of groceries, hardware, boots and shoes, dry goods, etc, at greatly reduced prices.

W. A. POOLE and ODIIPAIIY i Mlllillllli

"Good in the past, now try the lost."

_ Cigarettes in Christmas Wrappers,

‘seams: stout-soup: Harold r. Stewart. Mlae

AGENT SOUBIS:

The Guardian may be following places in Montague: in Georgetown: The Post Office: Roper:

AGENT GEORGETOWN:

in St. Potefe:

lendry, Albert Althea, Mrs. Byme Harriet Clair.

Walden Levers.

Francis Cbeverlo

bought at my of the

Miss 8. A. Llewellyn; sire. Clay.

in Sourle: Camden's and Florence The Post Office.

. JFLIGHT BOOTS. black, brown and red at the Montague Shoe ', Store. ‘

ed set. We have them. Where‘! The Montague Shoe Store.

a wide assortment of Christmas Cards, Tess. Seals, Ribbon, Gift Wrapping Paper, etc.

..'BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS at Mabon‘: Drugstore. A select asserts-neat of gifts for Mower. Dad. Brother, Sister, Sweetheart or Friend, are now an display.

--'M.AB01\"S DBUGSTORE takes this opportunity to thank its many friends and customers for their kind patronage during the past year and to wish them a Merry Christmas and a. HBPDY and Prosperous New Year.

..*A'l‘ MABONS DRUGSTORE among the many Gift items you will find llonson Lighters. Cigars and

Pipes, Tobacco in ‘K.- lb. tins, Bill- folds, Cameras, Pen and Pencil Sets, Razors and Razor Blades, Shaving Sets, etc.

Georgetown and Vicinity The foilosvir? which should

prove of interest to many, was, supplied the writer by Mrs. Ches-| ter Walker and was taken from, an article written in Februnrygl i921, reporting a. carnival held in‘ Georgetown Rink.

The ﬁrst carnival (of the sea- son) was held in Georgetown Rink on Wednesday evening. The ice was in perfect condition and tlzc skate was very much enjoyed by

' has both.

asnara wu-n a C.C.M. match- i

..'MABON’B DBUGSTOBI hl5|

..'FOR A GIFT for mother or girl friend Montague Shoe Store

..'ENGLISH CHINA SOUVEN- IRS. - C. R. Boehner, Jeweller, Montague.

. 3A1‘ THE Montague Shoe Store buy her a gift. Yes, slippers. All colors and styles.

.31‘!!! BIGGEST assortment of Christmas Gifts ever shown by us See our windows. Mabonb D115. store, Montague.

--'JUST ARRIVEIL-Kelvinator Refrigerators, the kind you have been waiting for at Stewart s.- Beck, Montague.

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..'DROP IN at Maborfs Drug- store again this year and see the wide assortment of Gifts which in- clude. Toilet Sets for both Ladies and Gentlemen, Colognes, Perfume Dusting Powder. Brush. Comb and Mirror Sets, Kodak and Brownie Cameras, Parker & Waterman Pen and Pencil Sets. Moirs Chocolates Srniles ‘n Chuckles Chocolates.

HAMPSHIRE Vi’. I.

The regular monthly meeting cl the Hampshire Womerfs Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Heath Larter on Tuesday evening, Dec. 14th. The meeting opened by sing- ing the Institute Ode and repeat- ing the Creed in unison. The roll call was responded to with nine members and two vlsiwrsmrescnt Two members paid their fees for the coming year.

it was decided st the October meeting that each member make $5.00 in some way to be handed in by the January meeting and to dale there has been $50.20 re- ceived.

In regard to the Red Cross sew- ing that was distributed at the inst. meeting there is 6 pairs o!

all.

muwu-ng we” we skate“ in girls pyjamas and one boys sweat-

er turned in. There are 4 prs. of

lvilr. Jack Pitzgeraim-Unelesam.‘ Miss Daisy McDougald-Ciown. Miss Isabel Lavevs-Sullana.

Mr. Joseph Johnson-Patches. bliss Margaret Langill-Indian.

tion.

Miss Mattie Johnson-Night.

Mr. Roland Torsion-Sailor.

Miss Margaret Johnsom-Indiari.

Mr. Stewart. Lavers-—Sallor.

Mr Waldron Layers-Indian.

Miss Lydia. Ross-Justice.

IVLr. Havelock Stewart-Gentle- man.

Mrs. A. E. Jenkins-Old Maid.

Mr. Milford Ba/tchilder —— Old Woman.

Miss Kathleen Fairchild ~ Old Maid.

Quite e sum of money was re- alized and this will go toward the Hockey Association. The prizes were won by Miss Margaret John- son and Mr. Jack Fitzgerald.

Drive out AICHE5 s ." q

,and Audrey Kitson; ‘John Clark

Mrs. Michael Burke-Carrie Na-'

costume: . , Miss Blanche Stewart —- Pink EH15 pyjamas and ‘me wque l” Lady be handed in yet. - M155 sybu skinner __ western Minutes of the previous meeting 51¢ were read and approved, this was Miss Elvira Campben_Red Crosﬂfolovrcd with the business of the Nam" lmiiunl; a a n a Lh t M155 D is skin _ t was move an secon e a gn-L or n“ was em ‘Mrs. Riedverse Stewart buy materi- Mis, Laura y°r5y°n__patr1ousm_ al to make a Santa. Claus Costume M155 mgmbem sk1nne,___Nuxse_ ‘in the near future. Mr Patrick Martell - Jessiel m-lmﬂs °t m“ "Emma mm‘ J3ffne5_ imittees and the following com-

mittees were appointed for next Barbara Edwards

Sick. Mrs. Mrs. Redverse Hibbert

I month: School,

and Stewart: Lunch, Mrs. Tremere, Alice Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Younker and Mrs. Charles barter. Mrs. Larier kindly invited the members to meet at her home for next meeting.

i It was decided to give the chil- dren a treat oi candy at Christ- mas. each nlember to make 2 lbs. ct sugar. Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. Ralph Younker was appoint- ed to bag the candy at the home of Mrs. John Edwards. The corres- lpondence was read and discussed. 1i was ntoved and seconded that ‘Mrs. George Kltson be the Red Cross canvenor for the coming year. It was also moved and sec- onded that we give $15.00 to the United Emergency Fund For Britain and $2.00 to the Christmas Seal Campaign.

The roll call for next meeting is to be answered with a Sympathy or Get-Well card. it was decided to pack boxes for shut-ins at Christmas, the boxes to be packed by Mrs. Ralph Younker and Mrs. John Edwards. '

Last year our Institute held an attendance contest and- Mrs. Chest- er Edwards, President, and Mrs. Wlnsloe Watts. Vice-President, were the captains, this contest result- ed in very close competition.

Mrs. Edwards’ side was the winners by a small margin and the losers provided the vrinncrs with a chricken supper which in- cluded all the trimmings. This

PRINCE EDWARD

FRIDAY MORNIN

i0 Cartoons

and Laurel-Hardy Comedy

FREE!

moo FUNNY

EVERY BOY OR GIRL WILL RECEIVE ONE OF THE

COME EARLY

HEY KIDS!

Doors Open 1:30 A.M.

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rare! COMIC TOYS

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come m TODAY AND see roe Younsetr

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LL ERY The GIFT _ That Keeps Oh Giving

started business have we had such an

Make her happy with one at One, two or three strand neck- ‘She will be delighted with the 1 o", rhreewiec, 4,55,, “y; laces and earrings -— exquisite gitt of trhandsome comrct. chmme and 5",,“ A [ca] gm», gifts handsomely packaged. large variety to choose rom ill Make you, sekcﬁo" "ﬂy What lovelier gift tor the lady. latest styles.‘ g I _ _ FREE — FREE — FREE

Be sure and get your Ticket on the three Free Gifts we are giving away Christmas Eve. ner of eitheree Watch. Signet Ring or Pen

You may be the win- and Pencil

reasonable price range.

CHARLOTTETOWN

COSTUME JEWELLERY

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KETS

ELECTRIC SHAVERS .

We have a selection that will brighten up any ensemble she WIII be wearing. All within i-a

In keeping with our display our large showing oI locket: in sil- ver and gold is sure. to please. Came in today and see them.

Just the gilt for him. Reming- ton made they are fully guar- anteed and will make his daily morning task easier and foster.

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supper was successlully held at the home of Mrs. John Edwards on Friday evening, November 26th, ohcn a very enjoyable evening was spent in games and dancing.

it was decided to hold an at- iendance contest for the coming year. to be curried on the follow- ing basis: The IlllII of the mem- bcrs making the lowest attendance provide the winners with a supper, but if there are only 3 or 4 mak- ing a low attendance every one helps provide the supper. making it a paying supper.

The collection was taken up amounting to 70 cents. The collect- ion for the Gift Fund now totals $2.47. It was moved and seconded that the meeting "be adjourned, followed by singing the National Anthem. Lunch was_ served by the hostess. Mrs. Heath Lariter, as- siséechby Mrs. Redverse Stewart and Mrs. John Edwards.

MURRAY? “BILL, COO" IS TIRE MOST UNIQUE PICTURE EVER FILMED

Comedian Ken Murray can take a bow as producer of "Bill and Coo," Republic's latest full length Tru- color feature, opening today at the Capitol Theatre. It is undoubtedly the most unique picture ever flim- ed.

It is a true-to-iife tale of hap- penings in a community of birds. All the roles, from that of the hero, the villain and the heart interest straight through the large cast to the “bits? are capably enacted by small, feathered birds. No fakes or strings were necessary to achieve

dramatic sequences in, the ﬁlm. Every one of the actors and actress- es were carefully and patiently trained by George Burton until they were accomplished enough to handle their parts as skillfully as any two-footed played.

Elizabeth Walter has the distinc- tion of being the only girl - the only other person, indeed, other than psoducer Ken Murray and trainer George Burtin. to appear in "Bill and Coo." All three appear in the brief prologue, Elizabeth play- lng a script girl in this, her movie debut.

CORNWALL WMS.

The annual meeting and Mite- Box opening of Cornwall W. M. S. was held Monday evening. Dec. 13th st the Manse. Meeting opened with singing "Silent Night" and scripture readings by Miss Laure Crosby and Mrs. Sterling Claw. Mrs. M. K. Oharman sany very effectively "We Would See Jesus," after which the offering was re- eeived and ddicated.

The candle lighting service was led by Mrs. Elmer Frizzell which was very beautiful, assisted by Mrs. G. Bain. Mrs. Colin A. MacPhail, Mrs. Vickerson. Mrs. Waldron Low- ther and Mrs. Harry Crosby. "We thank Thee that Thy Church un- sleeping, closed this pert of the service.

The president. Mrs. Charles Hyde, now took the chair. The tresmrer of WMB. gave an ex- eeleat report and stated that the

allocation was exceeded. One mem- ber, Miss Laura Crosby. received her life membership certificate. Mrs. Douglas MacDonald gave the report from the Misison Band, which has been-a-rvery successful year, she also read the names oi tnur new life members. namely. Carl Wgllis, Wilford MacDonald, Alvira. Prizzell and Donna Wilstm. Mrs. W. W. Crosby recited the Negro spiritual version of "The Little Black Sheep" in her usual realistic manner.

Mrs. Stewart Drake and Mrs. Douglas MacDonald each sang a solo which were much appreciated. The nominating committee com- posed of Mrs. Harry Hyde, Mrs. George MacMillan and bfrs. Harry Croslry presented the following slate of officers for the ensuing year: President -— Mrs. M. K. Charman; Vice-President — Mrs. Harry Crosby; 2nd Vice-President - Mrs. Frank Howard; Treasurer - Mrs. Muriel Godfrey; Rec. Sec. - Mrs. Watson Livingston: Cor. Sec. -- Mrs. George Maclviillan; Associate Member's Sedy - Mrs. Bruce MacKinley; Missionary Monthly Secy — Miss Laura Crosby; Christian Stewardship Sec‘y - Mrs. Harry Hyde; Com-

munity Friendship Sec‘y - Mrs. Gordon MacMlllan; Temperance Secy — Mrs. Sterling Clow;

Lzterature Sec’y - Mrs. G. Bath; 511M113’ Bevy-Mrs. Richard Drake; Press See‘y-Mrs. Hazen Howard; Organist - Mrs. Colin Murray; Mission Band Supt. - Mrs. Reggie

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ltiaoEwcn; Assistant '-— Ilrlri- JMI MilCMillillli Baby Band Supt - Mrs. Elmer Frizzeil." ‘Mrs. Charles Hyde. Mrs. Pearle Scott, and Mrs. Murray are to supervise" the Meadow Bank section of the Mission Band. Rev. M. K. Charmatfinstalled the officers and closed ’with iofterlni prayer. Luncheon iwasserved. .

Willard Ward Plgrnan of envir- ton, wlsc.. is the third “rpystcr! witness" to be called by ltlte lions! tin-American Activities committed In its probe of spy activities. Pili

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