logo 14 The Guardian Thursday. January 20. 1955

Has Chinchilla Winner

had more than 100 entries. with keen competition taking place in all

Holding the Junior reserve gmnd champion. Mrs. .1. Ernest Morrison

oi Sumnierslcie ls semi above at the classes.

second aniiu.ii M-(iritime chinchilla The judges were Mr. William show held in Fredericton, N. B., Newey of the fur inspection and iut Saturday. grading service Federal Depart-

ment of Agriculture, and Mr. David Stienman of Holt Renfrew 0n., Montreal .two outstanding men in fur appraisal.

This prize winning chinchilla pictured above is owned btv Mr. H. M. I-Iubley of Anagance, N. 15.. who supplied the foundation stock for the Macl-lariden rnricli at Lni 16. and the Morrison ranch M. Sum- mereide

Mr. Clarence Macmddon of Lot 16. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Morrison and Mr. Roy Woodside of Sum- nieraide, returned Sunday evening (mm attending this show which

ST HYACINTHE, Que. iCPi-- Three of the 101 Roman Catholic parishes of the St. Hyacinthe dio- cese are i-elebrating their 100th anniversaries this year. They are. at St. Paul D'Abbotslord, L'Aiige Gardieri and St. Robert.

DAILY CROSSWORD sumo nslmiu ACROSS B1. A strange 20. Most. 1. Sort deviation boys 6. Faultily from nature want

I1. Indian DOWN one prince l. Malayan 22. Rep.::d

I2. Equal in dagger 23. Of rank (var-.) the

pa. siiiy 1. Narrow United

34. Famous roadway states Americagp I. Partly of capitalist open America I-to

55. varying c. River mi. 24. Title rsamasru A-um woight 5. Outer of 86. Isolated (Incl) covering respect peak rising

. Music him 0! a nut. IO. Botch abruptly weight cl 0. Actiniuru 4; 21. Miscellan) (Newfound- the (abbr.) 20. Know land) receptack I. Greatest (Scot) 80. Unique per- iccmm.) quantity IQ. Lotte: son (slang; . Slipped 8. Particle of GI. Flutter 1. Like 9. lnfroqusot tho 4:. Scope . Time 30. UMIIIMISQI Alphabet 43." Writing

gone by )1. River (Fl-.) 'SO. Where table

ks. Wanderers 19. Heavenly Chips 06. Pig pen

8. Eskimo body Cool! 61. 0013106 boat. I0. A splflt

(Molt. Myth.)

ill. Ring on s

' harness pad

D3. American indium ll

owa

O4. Lllldv measure

I5. Tidings

B7. Yugoslav. is.n leader

'00. Exclama- tion

1. Roll of money (slang) . ldt. Sacred

pictures (Russ. Ch.)

. 6. Conscious

48. Oentlsmerrl mansorvaiyt

(9. Talks irrationally lo. Entrance

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A Cryptogram Quotation as lulxynso writs VBQ at HUGWG- I-IGLD NGWM UBLSL--Q'GL'UXlVG.

Yesterday's Crypioquote: A MAN'S BEST THINGS ARI NEAREST HIM. LIE CLOSE ABOUT HTS FEET-MILNIIS

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Personals

-Mr. Everett Court. Kelvin Grove..who recently Joined the hp 0. N., has been transferred to H. M. C. S Cornwallis, where he will receive his basic training.

-Bur.

Mrs. Lorne Palmer and children. Bobby and Bally, Summerlide, spent a few days recently inillel- vin Grove. gniesta of Mrs. Palmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Picketts. -But.

His many friends are glad to know that Mr. , Kenaington, is.making I good re- covery after an operation at the Prince County Hospital. Summer- aide, on January 10. -Bur.

Mrs. John A. Hall. Kelvin Grove. in spending a few days in Summer- aldo guest of her sister, Mrs. Max Robertson. -Bur.

Min Janet Crozler was hasten at her home at Kelvin Grove, on De- cember 31, to the Kensington Presbyterian Y. P. S. at a social evening. -Bur.

Eleven members of. Kensington Presbyterian Y. P. 8. met in the church hall for their regular meet- ing on January 11. with the president. Miss Marion MacArthur in the chair. Miss Marion Huostis conducted the devotional period. Roll call was nnswered with a veru of scripture beginning with the letter P. Miss Iris Champion conducted the recreation program

-Bur.

A card par-Ly was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wolnter, under the auspices of the Kelvin Grove W. I. when seven tables of auction 'wgrg in

'J. W. Picketts.

play. Prize winnene were Lsdws, Mm. Morris paseley, Gents'. Mr Horace .PR.Vnter. Consolation. Lady's. Mrs. Bruce Howard. Gents, Clil-l

ion: ncxem. Lunch wu round by the hosts: and the commit- tee in charge. -Bur. The many friends of Mrs. J. A stevurt. will be glad to know that she is gradually recovering from her recent illness at her home at Kelvin Grove, and wish her a rapid and complete recovery. -Bur Mr. Fred Court, Kelvin Grove, lelt recently for Gupe, P. 0.. where he will be employed. -Bur Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pnynter entertained the members of Kel- vin Grove Farm Forum and tho

Wgldon P I unembers of the Kelvin W. l., at

their regular meetings on Janu- ary 10. -311! Mrs. Horace Paynter was hostess to the members of Kelvin Grove Presbyterian W. M. E. at their regular meeting on January l4 -Bur. Miss Evelyn Macaae, Summer- aide, spent the past few days in Mill Valley guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and lvnlirs. - ur.

POP LESS -IPOPULAE

OTTAWA (CF)-Soft drink pro- duction dropped about 2'95 per cent last year to 105,317,370 gallons from 107,892,389 in l953. the bureau of statistics reported Wednesday.

Card of Thanks

.4 wish to thank the Doctors. Nursing Staff and Special Nurses of the Prince County Hospital for the kindness shown me while a pat- ient there.

Also those who sent cards. flowers and kind friends who remembered me.

James E MacNeilI. Konslngtnn.

CASOUIIPEO

-Mr. and Mn. Ocald Warren, Bummerslde, were Bundny videos: to Cucumooo. when they viaitod with Mu. Wnrreni parents. Mr, and Mrs. Brenton Hudson.

Mr. and Mn. Winnlfrod Irldgo were recent guelto of In. and lira. Harry Thomas

Mr. George Coughlin, Mill Road, was in this vicinity recently on business.

Mr. Winston Raynor was I vis- itor to Charlottetown on January min. and attended the Junior Farmers Beef show.

Min Doris Muslievin, tnachor of Fortune Oova school. Upon: the week-and at her home in Cu- cumpec.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray ware recent visitors to Mill Road, guests of Mr. end Mn. Jimmy Murroy.

Mrs. James Thomas recently spent a week visiting her , in Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loud. also Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Leard.

Mr. a d.MrI. Iivarott Ooughlin and oh dron Rustloo recently vil-

In Memoriam

-In loving memory of M38. DAVID GORDON who nwny January so, 1954. Thedo and person the world could

hold.

A cheery smile. a heart of gold.

To those who know her, all will know.

How much we lost 'one year ago.

Lovlngly Remembered by the Ftmlly.

pm WWl P((PJ-7 IIJISWIF

MID-WINTER '

CLEARANCE SALE

JANUARY S0 TO JANUARY 29

and with friends in ououmpoo.

0 tulatiotia are bunt ox- tahd to Mr. and Mn. Olevola MaoPhoe, Montreal. (noo Pearl llaclloil). West Devon, on the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Mao- Phoo have A lovely summer home in West Devon when they spend a month each summer Mr. Mao- Pboa is unpioyoa amtusaui uni- ve"'lLv. Montreal.

Mr. and Mn. Rustin lnoNovin were rochlt visitors to Harmony guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray.

Mr. and Mn. Bannonnan Webb are enjoying a short visit in Wat- erford. N. 3.. luelto of Mr. Russell

ebb,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barbour. Montrou. were recent aunday VII- itora to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell 7 h 1;. CU

Domesticated reindeer generally are smaller than the wild type.

”'CAMEO"

IINIINGTON

Wednesday-Thursday 7:15-0:15 Romantdc Adventure Duma- "SANGABEE". technicolor. Starring Fernando Lamas. Arlene Dshl. Bank drawing Tliursdoy

worth possible 365.00.

"ROYAL"

IOIDIN

Wednesday ii Thursday 1:15 I

9:15; Mutineo Thursday 3:30. "50 B10”

Starring Jane Wyman & Sterling Hayden.

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C . . are the new Pure: tisauu . . . yet so lirm and strong, So gentle and kind to the skin, they're perfect for baby and grown. ups too. Reach for PUREX in the blue and green label for facial loft quality in single ply, or SUPER PUREX in the new white label, the ultimate in tissue luxury. for only a few cents niora.

Two Ply

51 Gauge 15 Denier

Smlll Sllel. Reg. 1289 '

Clearing Men's Boys 5 Children's

MEN'S HEAVY WOOL i

pr. 69c

WOMEN'S SLI?S . ..

Wool and Cashmere.

CHILDREN'S HOSI .

Ladloel. Reg. 4.50 COAT SWEATERS ..

DARK FLANNELITTE Children's Reg. 15.95

mg. 5.95

Ibex (subatendarda) Reg. ILANKETS

1, CRAPAUD THEATRE

FRIDAY it SATURDAY, JAN. 21 - 22

"Never Wave At A WAG"

Starring Boslland Russell and Paul Douglas

Rail Excellent. g . H ALSO: A Ray Whitley ort, 2-reel Outdoor Cowboy”: .g alng-son . r i - N0!!! No ahows'un lfurther notice

Extra Special! PILLOW CASES. pr. .

Women's Nylon Rog. 6.95

Reg.

(For Shirts, etc.) Reg. .60c

SNOW PANTS . . . . . . . 3.9S

INDIAN ILANKITS . .

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OVERSHOES, clearing 4.9!

Women's Nylons Women's slips 0' th 0 H" 0”'"''''K ” Ovoraliooa ' 396 98: 1.50 or. R0S- 3-95 Womenis and Children's (Shir-in,

lnlald Linoleum. Congoleum, Rex- oloum and Floor Coverings

. 2.25 Bloo e (II ggl) ' 985 Winlllel: IINDEIIIIWEHAR 1-! off 2079 . . 496 Women's Chlldnen'l,iMon's & Boys' SLIPPERS . . 1-3 on 3;: g,M,A, An, ' 2'" Mm. Wm" ' In Today's Paper W339": For Our Grocery 1 OVIRCOATS . spukh I-2 Prlco . 2.95 now PLASTIC Table Squares M0 SWEATERS 15'lo off I 1': d. b I 1.2 d 550 A Group of new Y i V V T I SHIRTS. clearing of .. '18: Roaulcr 1-50 . . I96 Our Complete Line ol Men's

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WORK SHIRTS .. . 20'k off

.Menls and Boya' Stonfleld Bod Label lFler.-co Lined and Knit COMIINATIONS. .. SHIRTS

and oiiswlas zo-A oer

Men's Beg. 19.95

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I-3 Off Men's and IOyo' Ju- lius and Ioys' Station Wagon can 4 i

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STATION COATS . . . 21.95

iiiiiio BATTERIES. and nuts at oiiii PRICES.

(Tlieu have advanced sharply)

1-), 00! Men's and IoyI' DRESS SHIT! Ii PYJAMAS

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vatian oaioaro report rescuing a in .&lsgoaplt;l oer which IVIIII rnonthan a mus wiuirwu only the Ilhdawuko river. this door tio.oooA from us ohuod into the water lq I old Doherty attributed ur. dog and could not rush shore figure to "excellent co-opemion of without holy boolllli of heavy ice. the pIODIO of Ptcderlcton."

now. ms was irnnnanrmon. (OP)-Fir. '"ii :3 mo in ms.

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One Basic Dough! ,

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