THE ,GUAimiAN.

CHARLOTT

PAGE TEN . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bha:-bell lnverness and November as. O I 0 Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson

were in Summerside November 27 Mr. Elmer Sharbell was in iSum- 0" WISH?”- I b ncas. mama” December "n "S ' Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Rodd. North- Mn Major Mrmgan was 3 vismiam. were visitors at the home of

rr to Grand River on December :19. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Milligill on November 39.

mggjdygj Mrs. Bowman Millignn was a.

...c. visitor at the home of Mr. and

M”. Dyer,” Blggar and da,uz:T.- Mrs. Cyril Rodd. Northam, on

f:r Nancy were in Summr-rs'dc, November 29. Llemmiber I on business.

Milligan was in Sum- ember 3 on business.

Mr. I-Iughie MacArthur and Mr. inidohn Macintosh were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bow- man Milligan on November 29.

Mr. James MacDonald was Eummerslde December 1 on busy) .'::ss.

Joan Blggnr. Portage,

Mr. and Mrs. Alan MiicDoni7d M155 the week-end at the home

" re in Summersidc December 7.5130113

,3 business. Inf Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Biggiir, - Tyne Valley. Mr. and Mrs. George Bridzos '-d family have moved to Suni- Mr. and Mrs. Edward S-harbrll

nnd children Colleen and Blake.

Ann iPortage. were visiting friends at

Mr. Everett Biganr spout ii iewythc Western Hospital, Aiberton, on -'iys in Chvirlottctoirn recently on'DcCe:nbcr 6.

' usiness.

r:-erside for he winter months.

,..,. Mr. and Mrs. Ira laryant and -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullotzumchlldren Claudia and Bobby. En-

"'35t Devan, and )1): E1'ysiR Mm. more. were visitors at the home .

of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Biggar on

"anald. Inverness. were in Sum-I November 30.

Y1Cl'Slde November '37 on bllSlllf'iS..

Mr, and Mrs. Steniiing William: and children Harry and Carol.

Miss Florence Ciirley. Mr. Des.- ”:n:i Curler. Miss Bertha Nic-

' ' ' is confined to her home through Alina and Vicinity ........ ..... ... ....,..... 1... her

complete recovery. '

Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Harris. Locke Road, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and Mrs. Mary Dunbar, Alma, on December 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Barbour and family, Brae. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barbour on November 29.

Miss Marion MaoI.ellari who spent the past few months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Mac- Lellan. Akna. returned to Montreal recently to resume her dutict . l

Mrs. Harry Barbour and daugh- ter Mario. Alma. were gust; of Mrs Bu-bcur's sister. Mrs. I-lorry Adams and Mr. Adams of Knots- ford. on November zstn.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams and family. Arlington, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Barbour on November 29,

-Friends of Mrs. James Gordon, Alma. are sorry to hear that she

Mr. and Mn. Frank Ready and sons Wallace and Lloyd of Tignlah were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace on Novem- ber 30.

Congratulations are extended to James McNeil of Alma School who was one of the winners in the Amateur Cavalcade held in the Women's Institute Hall, Alberton, on November 24.

Milligan on November N.

Mrs. Marian MacDonald. Suin- niersidc, was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson on December 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cotton and baby Blair were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Wiiscn on Deccnber 6.

Miss Belda Dunn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Dunn. Mama. aaccompanied by Miss Annita Laughlin. Red Cross Nurse. was a -ss-- recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Lewis MacDougall who has been stationed in Germany with tho armed services is spending a. J.-Zllgil with his parents. Mr. and Daniel MacDougall, Inver-

Congratulstions are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pridha-m whose marriage took place in Elms- dale on November 21. Mr. Pridham is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Pridham, Montrose and Mrs. Prid- ham is a daughter of Milo. Theo- Idore Lewis. Alberton.

the home of Mr. and Mn!

Miss Marv Mliigan and Miss Is- a-bel Coughlin were week-end vis- itors at

Tyne Valley. Werc visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M ':r

nun-n-glitz

” aid and Marie MncNeiil. R-ch-l ' and. were visitors at the homo rf

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Imagine! There are nver 100 designs from which to choose, and the smart selection includes regular Widths, narrow style: and "Slims", made of such fine materials as satin, gabardine or nylon. Neat, small patterns, solid colors and attractive panels. These Ties are Personally Picked by Santa for Gifting!

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SuF5to'niske a hit with any "ii-fin" on your gift iiui Men like the nonwilt, medium-point Dan collar that buys nut and fresh all day long. And oh. how they

' etun. West Devon. PI Mr. Donald Gordon. Alma. ac-

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Tyne lialiey Notes

The public health nurse Mina Stewart wu in Tyne Valley school on Dec. 4.

Type Valley United LadleI' Aid met at the home of -Mrs. Angus walker on Dec. 4.

The regular Preliytorlan Mia- sionary society met at the home of Mrs. D. N. Poibca on Dec. 7.

The Young People's society et at the home of Mr. and Mrs. n- ald M.aoLean on Dec. 4.

Mr, and Mrs. lhland Philliol. o'Lesry. were visiting in Tyne Valley on December 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Dyment and family, Blamon Park, were visitors at the mine of Mr. and Mrs. '1'-homes Fclland on Dec. 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Macxay. ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Ellis. were visiting friends in Hunter River on Dec. 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland MacDona- companied by his sister Mrs. Sher- man Yeo and family has gone to slim John. N. 3. Mrs. Yeo has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon. Aims. for I 10W weeks. D

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Quality and Value in These

In Patterns and Colors He'll Like!

Socks for Christmas are a "natural". and you'll find a marvel- rollection from which to make your There are pure wool socks, pure nylon socks and socks made of a blend of both in both ankle and full lengths. ribbed or cable designs and patterned socks in sizes 10 to, 1'1. Personally -Picked by Santa and Gift priced-

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important choice:

Solid colors.

PYJAMAS

To Ensure Pleasant Dreams

smartly tailored of Sanforlzed broadcloth. Yuma cloth or warm fiannelette in stripes, solid shades with contrast- ing piping or fancy patterns. The size range is from "A" to "E" so you'll have no difficulty getting "his" cor- rect fitting. Personally Picked by Santa and Gift prlced--

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A Practical long-Wearing Gift!

is Parka will see him through the coldest winter weather in cause it in strongly made of weather-resistant brown cotton- aabardlne with quilted kasha linings and fur edged. detachable hood. zipper closed with elastic shirring at waist for mug and comfortable fit. Sizes for B to 18 years. Personally Picked by Santa and Gift priced-

In Warm Cotton Flannel! They're in an assortment of bright. gay plaids. they're soft and smooth and they went like magic!

smartly tailored in or out style with the boy's favorite two- Sizea for 6 to 16 years.

1 .98 BOYS' WARM PARKAS

SHIRTS '

Sanforized cotton flannel is Personally Picked by

8.95

all and Mr. Wilfred Macbcugall spent the week-end viaitingfriends in Moncton, N. .3.

Mr. Daimont Yeo and Mr. Leigh Stewart are doing some remodel- liflg to the interior of Mr. Thofnla Nidaata genanl store. '

The many friends of Mrs. Ar- thur Miller will be pleased to know that she has recovered suf- ficiently to be able to leave the Health centre and is spending a few ditya with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sheen.

-Iiyne Valley Women's matti- utc entertained the members of Northam W.I. on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Maobougall. The buainua part of the meeting was conduct- ed by Mrs. Preston Grim. It was decided to pack a Christmas box for the Mt. Herbert orphanage. also make a toy for some child in the orphanage; send a Ohrtstimas box to an Islander who is in X0- rea; pack cheer boxes for shut.-ins at Christmas; send donations tfi T.B. League and order capsules for school children. The program was under the leadership of Mira. Ivan Macxa-y and Mrs. I-fart Lidstone who kept the audience on the move with Ohnistmas games and contests.

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NEW HAVEN W. I.

The regular meeting of the New Haven Women's Institute was held at the home of Mars. 5. H. Oolivill on December 2 with an attendance of 16 members.

The president occupied the chair Roll call was answered with an exchange of Christmas gifts and an article for the Orphanage.

The seoretaivy reported 826.06 as procecdis from the pantry sale. The siok committee reported three culls. treats given and thanks empreased for same.

The school committee reported a top for the Christmas tree and dustbane were needed.

Two letters of appreciation were read for flowers and expressions of sympai-by received during a bereavement. r

It was agreed that an expres- sion of "thanks" be extended to Mrs. Golden Week: for a dona- tion towarda the Institute.

It was decided to sell fudge at

the Christmas concert and to treat the school chii.dren. also the aged and shut-ins in the di.5i.rict.' It has also decided to give a hamper of apples to the Sanatoriuni.

New committees were appointed as follows: School, Mrs. Thomas Devereaux and Mrs. Richard Mac- Phee; program, Mrs. Neil MacKin- non and Mrs. Michael Munphvy. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Brewer Boyle. Roll call is to be answered with a grab bag.

A contest put on by Mrs. Ever- ctt Boyic was won by Mrs. Earl Moore. '

IN Vsyioaiam

MR8. MARY MYERS

The departure of this life on Nov- cmber 15. of Mrs. Mary Myers was learned with deep regret by the citizens of St. Louis and surround- ing diatricts. Although in failing health for several month: her death came as a. great shock to her family and many friends.

Mrs. Myers who was in her 85th year lived the most of her life in st. Louis where she was loved and respected by everyone, as her genial smile and cheerful disposition en- dcnred her to all who know her. men in her advanced age. she took a keen interest in the welfare of the community and was ever ready to lend a helping hand to any worthy cause. She was a. faithful Roman Catholic and died fortified by the last rites of the church After the death of her husbmd the late Peter Myers. 21 years ago, Mrs. Myers continued to live on the old homestead with her son Samuel Myers. and his wife who tenderly cared for her until the end. She was the mother of 10 children, of this family only four are left to mourn the ion of a kind friend and loving Mother They Ira Mrs. Thomas Perry of Yairinoubh Me. who was at-her bad side when she died; Mr. Edward Myers of Norway Me. Mr. Maurice Myers, at Louis iind Samuel Myers with whom she resided. also one sister Mrs. Catharine Araenault of Portland. Me.

Her funeral was held on Wednes- day moming to 'the Immucuitc Conception church Palmer Read. The Requiem Mass was celebrated by Reverend Patrick Walsh. who also read the " l the grave. Pallbearers were msuirs Joseph J. Bernard. Ferdinand Brown, Andrew Araenaulf. Ben Perry, Wilfrid Mallctt and John Myers. Interment was in family plot in church cometary.

Card of Thanks

The family of the late Mrs. Mary Myers wish to express daopeat grat- itude to all kind friends and neigh- bours who sent mus cards. lpilit- ual P , t an of sympathy. during their recent and bereavement

AFRICAN PIAI Africa's ' highest mountain. ll:

'31!-foot Kilimanjaro in Tangan- yika. is an extinct volcano.

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I . o IAM CAPTAIN aeoaaa: A. :l'AN'l'oN

Captain George Alfred Tauton passed away suddenly at his sum- mer home at Orlando. Florida. on November 32. The dcceucd. the son of the late Albert and Julia Tanton. was born atiat. llieauors. P. l.!. on May 18. 1000.

The late Capt. Tanton served in the loath Battalion during the

captain in the Merchant Marine of the U. B. A. for many years till ill-health forced him to resign four years ago. During the pan summer he spent a month at his former home and andayed visiting his relatives and friends.

The body, accompanied by his nephew. Alder Tantnn. was taken to his home in Wilmington. N.Y.. from where the funeral was held on Saturday, Nov. 8. The service was conducted by Rev. sidnw Ruch. rccicr of Lake Placid An- glican Church. assisted by Rev. Jocph Pi-itchard. Intcrinc-nt was in Lake Placid rC.eme' ,. The many floral tributes rccclvsd ex-

the kind thoilxhu of his many friends.

He is survived by four sisters: Mx-.s Leonard White of somerville. Mua.; Mrs. J. G. Whitcn of Rock- ford. 111.; Miss Winnifred of Brighton. Mass. and Mrs. John Began of mnlindnle, Mans: also three brothers. Ernest ofWiim.i.ng- ton. N. Y.: Lloyd of San Diego. Calif; and Ray of st. Eleanora. P. E. I. Mrs. Bogan, Winnlffed amt Roy were able to attend the funeral.

first World War. Later he was a '

DECEMBER? 11. 1953

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