JANUARY L 1941

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OONIBDIIATION LIII BUIANCE.

sass DISCOUNT of coma; m.

K e; . ylalgltwson; Mrs. C. E. Lowtber;

Kent StNet.

ONI THIII; OII‘ All. Iintcr eoete at The Fashion ﬁoppc

cert iMwoaald; M“. e Greet George Street. hrlstomJotlul lftMohaa-lsnmlrlub- Moo“ a ndlm""“n m‘ Wm Harvey; Part Cornﬁeld; Lon- “dond a" d“ ma" Jim” , Lqmhﬂ‘; Ilosine Golden; ML '

. _N. B. Bovyer; George Wotton;

MOW! Ills-

-T1d"“""i M‘“"°“ nu‘ 5m‘ T!!! onanwrr ran. snwnunas will be cloeed

.. Leerd; William Weddell; Mrs. Mm“ 5mm“; Robe“ mwml all day each Wednesday, beginning Janlnry 8th.

, s. Thomas N. Sturdy; Mrs. W. E. . lbeclt; DONQV Rwlflwﬂi Gm"! _ McDonald; CliffordScott; Lewis ‘Brien; Elmer McDonald; Archie

“ca; Russell Cairns; Mn. Jack lcholson; Frank Hui/W? Wm Mi?‘ ma; Joseph Trowsdale; Fred

series "The Nations Business" be on Wednesday, January 8th,

, ldv 9.30 P. M. ‘Ilhe speaker A. L. Smith hjivicifﬂgdxfd En?‘ M°D°“’ x. c. M. P. (Calgary, Alta.) '

J°U° Egghhg-“Ftgg, m; m. AND ems. rum! DOWNI. " in Royal)“. mwud 5mm‘; Charlottetown. wish to announce d” 1d . Jmim, Rogers“, Mm the engagement of their daughter 155C838 Dlghald. Wmnot MéDon_ Roma Warburton to Joseph Edward. Mn.‘ C e Nicholson. Albert son of Mr. Frank Dunning and the lfgydycorg ' late Mrs. Dunning, Charlottetown. _, 1 Mm Nelson Molymmm Marriage to take place the latter Z32. Avread McVittle. Pa" °Y Jeimm-

Tot a1—$6l-5-

r rwell Cove by Mrs. Angus Nicholson and Kathleen McLeod

SPECIAL CHURCH NOTICE. - Week of Prayer Meeting at Orwell Monday night, January 6th, at B P. M. Speaker, Rev. Mr. Macvicar. Alexander, Wednesday. January 8th at 8 P. M. Speaker Rev. Mr. Weir. Pow-rial, Thursday. January 9th. at 7.30 P. M. Speaker Rev. Sterling

$1.00 Each: Mrs. Angus Nichol- n; Mrs. Albert Nicholson; Mrs. tilled McLean; Mrs. R. S. Smith;

tures at Brown Electric shop. 111 y l

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Slightly soiled BLOUSES. for $2.98 to $3.98—NOW The sizes are l2 to

CLEARING AT

Regular $l 5.95. CLEARING AT . . . . . . . . .

lrs, \V. McLeod; Donald Nichol- ml; Thomas Morrison; Mrs. l). J. Morel-son; Mrs. .7. A. McLeod; rover and J. M- Glllis-

75c: Mrs. William Brown.

50c: Alex McLeod.

T0illi—$n<%-

Stackhousc. All are cordially invited to these meetings.

PROPERTY CHANGES - Th? Jordan Building, 202 Queen 5i- has been sold by Mr. Willard Jnr- dan to Mr. Charles R. MﬁQllﬂld- Barrister. The building which formerly WLls the Blood Donors Cllvnle, has offices on three floors Thdjlound floor is now occupied

Morel] by Mrs. H. If. Cox

ll. H. Cox $10-09 $2.00 Each: E. W. Anderson; loyd Cox; Sterling McEwen.

$1.00: Mrs. William Geldert. Total~$17.00.

nrnwall by‘ Mrs. Jack McMillan. rs, Elmer Frinell and Betty King

iﬁltfDr. L. I. Duffy

FIJNERAL SERVICES-Tile fun

Dorchester St. to St. Dunstun‘s Basilica where Requiem I-Iigh IVII-zss was celebrated by Rev. Kenneth MacMillan who also ccmduct=d tilc service at thc grave The pail bear- ers were Messrs. Patrick McTllgue, James H. McKenna. Carnelian Cor- rlgutn. Willi-am Hogan, Anthony Haughey, and Wilfred M"Kenna. Members of the Benevolent Irish Society, of which the tieccnswi was a member, attended in a body,

$2.00 Each: Gordon McMillan; ank Howard. $1.00 Each: Mrs. Charlie McKin- on; Mrs. B. Warren; Miss A. rake: Miss Thankful Newsome; rs. Jack llticMlllunritirs. Harry thick; Mrs. Golden Smitlh; Mrs. . hlcKll-lnon; Mr. and Mrs. Herbie on; Mrs. M. Godfrey; Mr. and rs. Jack McPhall; Mr. and Mrs. cigh Good; Geoge McMillan; Peter mum; Dan McArtliur; Douglas lcilollzlitl; Elmer Frizzeli; Ilarry vti‘

50c Each: Mr. and Mrs. Alilsom c..ll11; Stanley Willis; McPhee

FROM SUMMERSIDE - Flt. ieut. Bruce Murray. on leave from artmouth. after seeing his par-

lrgrparr. J. A. and F. a MacMillanl

oral of the late Mr. William Mar- - tin took place yesterday morning; at 8.46 from his late residence, 54

l ‘ Formerly Sold of $5.98. W

Formerly Sold at $2.98. N W

Colors: Blue,

Formerly sold

Junior, Misses, and Women's sizes.

Wool and Plaill

Special Lot of Alpine Skirts

Eratrl. lladjaa

12th

1 .00

20,_ond they‘ure in

white end colors.

All-Wool and Orepe Dresses

33 Si?‘

Oorduroy Slack Suits

. 10.00 Skirts 3.98 1.00

-.-~s any

kets 1 .00

Rose and Aquu.

'V“V""“‘\?~J‘\R?o"’o‘€x‘ SO CONFIDENT ARE WE THAT YOU'LL FIND NO BETTER VALUES ANYWHERE — QUALITY FOR QUALITY — DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR. URGE YOU TO SHOP EARLY-The SALE BEGINS THURSDAY JAN. 9th AT 9 A.M. ENDS SATURDAY, JAN. lllh.

THAT WE

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Once Again “The Gloria” Has The Bargains Y0u’ve Been Waiting For Here’s A Wonderful Oppor

tunity T0 Select A Coat 0r Dress At Drastically Low Prices AND SPECIALS GALORE

Ooats Offering Savings of 331/s% t0 50%-Fur Trimmed and Sport Styles

LORIA"

’WHERE SMARTER WOMEN SHOP" COR. QUEEN AND RICHMOND STS

12th

Handbags

A goed assortment of styles ln this SpeciuL-Reolly

e clearance of broken lines.- l .00

Formerly Sold at $3.90 is $4.91 NOW

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15 Only llousecoats

Tartan Plaid Flannel-Printed Spins, and Cotton

Ol‘—- 2.00

Formerly Sold at $4.98 to “.90. NOW

---_q_|| reel! your"!

Dresses See the Rock of Slightly Solled DRESSES in Crepe

2i"rl‘i|“.i£‘i'r'“.“.'7'.... 1.00 "°""°'“‘“.'..........,_.....» 1.00 lO Fur Trimmed Goats

REDUCED T0 . . . (LAST SEASON’! STOCK)

SPEOIAL 10.00 '

25 ctoru sulls Included ln This Special

All Sales Fina — ll0 Exchanges llo Mall 0r Phone Orders

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which was prepared l-n a compara- tively short time was staged very ef-

Recltatlon, Earl Hunter. Recitation, Noreen Hickey. Chorus. White Christmas, Senior

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iln Memorials:

MARK CHURCHILL‘! BOER WAR- AMLBUSH

blllhﬁd. has just visited the scene of the fight near Chievely. He showed a member qt the historical

DURBAN. South Africa. Jan. 'l monuments commission the exact

‘favourably showing the true Jiciency of the teachers. Mrs. F‘. jKiibride and her assistant Mr. Le- } land Curley.

spot for the memorial plaque, Wagner clearly remembers how

Lhe train eras ambushed and how

he and Churchill struggled to pusll

In “wing menu,“ o, “m. do“ ——t_OP) - The South African ills- husband and mun,’ 5W1." M“? torlcal nwnuments commission has

tnomld, who dcpuwd ‘his m, u» decided to place a memorial plaque in the Fbwe district of Nobel where

Cecil McLean; lvirs. George . Mrs. George Hyde; Mrs. i? McDonald; Arthur lloward;

Grades. Recit-a-tion, Eleanor Noonan. Recitation. Eleanor Hickey.

ents. Mr. and Mrs. it. A. Murray. lvent to Sunlmcrsirle to spend Christmas with his wife and small

Nuptials

daughter. Together they cam; to New Glasgow and Fit. Lieut Mur- ray reported at Dartmouth for duty on December 2B. Mrs. Mur- ray accomoanled him down ot- tending lite New Year's Ball ‘m Halifax. She came hack to New Gltisgow on Thursday and with her daughter will return to Sum- mes-slde the first of the week.- New Glasgow News.

Montague Distal-let Oonthmcd ucclfs Rﬂad by Mrs. S. D. Raid .v $1.00 Each: Mack McKenzie; Alex. ill

is. $i.0i\~ Billy McKenzie. 50c Each: Mrs. Archie Bruce; my Lamont; Allan McDonald;

i1 Reid; J. A. Shaw; Jelulie mp Mrs. Leonard Campbell; . l‘). White. ’l'otal——$9.00.

CITY POLICE COURT — At the Oity Police Court yesterday morn- ing a man charged with possession of liquor under the Excise Act was fined $300 and costs or four months and on a second charge under the Prohibition Act was lined $400 and costs or five months. The accused 0n a charge of keeping liquor for sale was fined $50 and costs or two months. A drunk and disorderly . was given 20 days and another party on n similar charge was re- manded until today. Twlo Prohibit- ion cases were adjourned until to- day. A vagrant was remanded one week and the accused in a csse of using abusive language was ad- jmn-nqd one week. The accused in a case of non-support pleaded guilty and was remanded one week.

- broke by Mrs. George A. Graham

$1.56; Mrs. iVendell Graham.

$1.09 Each: Mrs. G. A. Graham: rs. James M. Graham; Mrs. Bml. P31

. k- ijacii: AlcLean Graha-lll; MP5- cl. an Graham; Mrs Mark .l'ack- n; llrs. William Sencabauglll. Tnlnl-SILIZS.

Mmllaguo Special Pcmbrokc Wonlelrs lnstltutc $500

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c i feelings, t a dayI-‘Whm drtln: tyo female lfaunaltclonal monthly’ disturbances. Wards frying!

WMEFIIIIIIHIS

CHRISTMAS CONCERT

The annual Christmas concert. at Indian River was held in church hull on Friday Dec. 20th. at 8 p.m-

The hall was very decorated for the occasion, by the teachers and pupils. A tree, glow- ing with all the brightness of Christmas and laden with gifts for teachers and pupils. made a very nlcs attlectlen. The Program

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Many of the numbers which would take their piece very suit- ably ln any variety concert were performed by the pupils with such |abillty, proving the talent of which Indian River ls justly proud. After the program Santa Claus [appeared In his usual Jovlal wuy and distributed the gifts from the tree to teachers and pupils. Marty lot the adults as well were recap Iients of this bit of Christmas spirit. The children also received treat: of fruit and candy from their teach- ] ers. In conclusion all departed volc- lng the one general decision. It was among the best. Following lis the program. Welcome, Marlon Rogers. Chorus. Silent Night by pupils of both rooms. Recitation, Lawrence Hickoy. Dialogue, Clever Dr. Brown Thelma and Johnnie Cameron. ‘Prlo. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You-Edgar. Arnold, Brenda Hickey (sccom. two gui- tars.) limcora-You Are My Sun- shine. » Recitation, Rita Keckbert. Dialogue, Mall Order Hat.

B! an Island Farmer's Wile

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Wﬂrmil"; oven l-nd Ulfplllﬂ pudding that still cooked merrily in a pan. The dining room m still decked in its Christmas fittings and the Illrlarlded best china was armnced on the glistening white cloth. An- iother grendaddy was ‘there to say Grace and the food that. followed was delicious. We colored our even- ing and also the walk returning When lllhts still belmed from farm- houses end our breathe were white 0n the air. Btlll and bright the night wee and James and I alone. on a med that wind; in and out aslfafraidofloslrlgthesongof the stream. We are slate now and James rises to say: "Put away that writing. Ellen-we're going to turn ever a new lee! in our rising to-

Cowboy sons. Sue City Sue by eight girls with Pearl Cameron im- personuting Sue's lover. tAccum. guitar. Encore, Don't Fence Me In

Recitation, Donnie Ramsay.

Dialogue, Two sides to a QUE:- tio-n, Anna Rogers, Leslie l-Ieckbert

Recitation, Janet Mann,

Dialogue. Child Psychology, geven senior pupils.

Recitation. John MacLellatl.

Recitation, Stella Jordan,

Farewell, Dolly Jordan.

Chorus, Jingle Bells, SClIJOl.

Instrumental music was furnkslled by Edgar Hickey, violin, Arnold Hickey. guitar, Mrs. Edgar Hickey played the accompaniment on the organ.

ASKiiAM RICHARD Yorkshire, England “(CPF-Askham Grange, rambling old mansion here, has been taken over as a special train- lmt! prison for women.

GROOMSPORT, Northern Ire- land -(CP)-5mator W.S. Kingan. funnier high sheriff of Down Coun- ty and a member of the Ulster Sen- ate slnce 1940, has died.

HOBO!

A meeting will be hell at

the home 0f WALLACE RODD. Wlnsloe on Friday, January 10th At 8 BM. to disease a worthwhile Community Prefect.

All men and women of Wlnlloe and Vicinity are cordially invited to be pree- nnt. .

JENKINS PHARMACY The REXALL Store

will be the only DRUGSTORE

Open this Afternoon and Evening.

PHONE 2l9

‘ of Jun. 1947 wilcn Jcssic MarlzarPt But

_ ember 23rd, 1944.

A wedding of interest was sol- w” tmnk o‘ emnized at the Salvation Army repeat you: name’ Cltadcl on Wcdnestiny tho first day we who low.“ you‘ “my miss you’ trust in (lo-d to meet again. There ls a link death cannot sever, Love and remembrance last forever. t

Inserted by Wife l-nd Family.

youngest daughter of Ml‘. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart of Commercial Cross was united in marriage to Russell. son of Mr, and Mrs. Percy!’ E. DCWVIlE. Charlottetown. , The bride looked fttidlﬂfliif ill a flop; M ,- len th own of whi e ta eta tlere I with whgite lat-e, iler floor length veil n was arranged in sweetheart effect. She carried a lovely bouquet. of In loving mum-Ty 0| 0"!‘ “I'll-ﬁll red roses and maiden hair fern, her little grand daughter and neice, only ornament was a string of Ethel Alborta IloriAm, Who died’ pearls lhc gilt of the groom Jﬂﬂllﬂ y 3m. 1945- 58B ""99 W914‘!-

She entered the Citadel on the Gone “um ﬂu.‘ cum m Wm l! m“ hi; Ejaeéaﬁ? Jilfcgfgnlg: Just like a flower m bloom

and Mr. Alfred Stewart. Miss

Roma Downe as bridesmaid wear-

ing pale blue tulle with mlltvhiﬂ! Lovingly Remembered by Grandma mitts and shoulder length veil car- and Grandpa I-Iorbon and rylng a bouquet of pink roses and Aunt Olive.

ferns. Mrs. John Herman, a1 mat- ron of honour wore whitie shleer with pale green accessor ea er bouquet being white mums with

ferns. Little Marjorie Down». and m Feme Herman were charming flow-

er girls dressed in pale blue endl In loving munory o! our daring pink silk with matching held baby Ethel Alberta, infant daughter dresses and carrying nesegaye of of Harry and Marion Horton Mt. smell mixed ﬂowers. fAlbioIa, who passed may two years

,WlnSi0tn Churchill “as ambushed You in silence and oft and captured by the Boers in i899.

Churchill and one other man are believed to be the only persons still alive. yearold Charles Wagner. who drove the armored train that was am- v

tthe derailed trucks over an em- bankment u-hiie Boer bullets whiz- zed past them.

At the time Churchill said to WHSIIBT! "I'll see you get a. medal for this." Eight years afterwards the medal arrived - a; Al-bqg Mail-L ﬁrst class.

Of those who were ambushed,

Churchill's comrade, e3-

The groom was ably supported by his life long friend Mr. Walter Carver, Jr.

The bride's gifts to her attend-l ants were shell end pearl pins wtth matching ear rings. l

The Citadel was beautiful in white, pink end silver and the im- presslve double ring service was conducted by candlelight. Major Victor MacLean being the officiat- ing clergyman.

The wedding music was beuutl- fully rendered by Mrs. Colin Mac- Donald of Commercial Gross. Dur- in‘ the signing of the register Miss Minnie Downc, gowned in whltcl taffeta with corsage of pink roses and pink feather hat. sang “I'll Walk Beside You." The bride's mother was attired in black with a corsagg of white mums while the [room's mother wore navy and rose with corsage of phik roses the groom's gift to the ushers were leather wallets and to the grooms- rnen gold cuff links. After tho ser-

by their guests proceeded to the home of the groom's parents where the reception was held.

ago today. January 8th, 1845. Age 8 weeks.

A Itﬂe lamb too Iweet and pure

Upon this earth to roam,

An Angel cams and took our darling baby home.

Sadly Missed by Mother and Dad.

Oarll Of Thanks

We ‘wish to thank all our kind neighbours and friends for the gen- erous purse presented us st Christ- mas. also all those from Augustine Cove. Bradford, Cape Traverse, Tryon and Atban who helped dig our potatoes. als the members of

the Pleasant Circle Women's lnstl-t

tute for their Christmas box. Also those who sent treats and books since Dan's accident. your kindness and generosity is deeply apprecia-

vleo the bridal party accompanied [ted

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Palmer, Albany.

‘M a mu ham-ooh, drama- of m. and Mrs. r. o. Innzrock. '~ Alberta. whose hetby is horses and dose. When this picture . lnid had tnlht her colt "Juvel" to shake hands and

‘U be: heat feet ea a be: es step.

ANNOUNCEMENT

TI-II NINTH ANNUAL COMPETITIVE MUSICAL FISTIVAL MAY 12th, 18th, 11th. 15th, 16th, 1N7

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Above: Quadruplet calves. born recently to a five-year-old e011 on the farm of Reuben Rlhynderl, near Clinton Hollow. Dutchen County. New York. try out their legs with the assistance of Rhyndera and his sister, Mrs. Elva Bowe. The four Holstein "quads" whose multiple birth alone is unusual sre further "record breakers" in that ab are perfectly formed. For your information, three are bulls and one a heifer.

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This is "Sjnillly" being washed in preparation for the Pull Cattle Sale at Williams Lakc. B. C. Wiclcling thc cloth. on thc lclt, is Irene Wright and Smithy is trying to lick l-he cake of soap in the hand of Iva Wright. The girls say their selves are all. fond 0f soap.