" C I . males have reorganized the an- meets at the sin of The Queen original group including the aeo- ‘ a —' s t‘lt‘lll Beaver Club which for Elizabeth In Montreal may be ies of the voyageurs.’1‘he‘y have / more lllilll half a century met less colorful than their ancestors. also continued the ban on women A M I W | r.) .n Montreal W.Ihnut ever admit- but they are none the less deter‘ members. an s , r S l. “D: 1“ “"‘miln t0.nwml)ershin mined to carry on the customs Paradoxically. the woman as- . Members 0! the original Beav- and traditions ol the most famous sistant curator at the Chateau From the Beaver Club at the H I bout th sign of the Queen Ellzahmh‘ Tm. h ng crcw 0 French Canadian In co-operation with the cura- ground Information a I I Monti-cal, comes the following: v. 5 month in “0!”er ho“ and Srnliish fur traders. each of tor and ain't of the Chateau de club was secured from the most _ v 7 Same Canadian “mm” mom m 1 'or women look a backward step. in the north ~ vvt‘st. Members of Beaver Club have incorporated dlan fur trade. written by I wo-. Lena Caroline McLure. Womens Editor. Phone 8506 believe mm as Canada becomes ‘l’crhaps in self defence. Montreal the 2llth. century version which many of the pmccdures oi the man. The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 24, 1958 7 ‘ihe “men only" sign is d.sapponr- _—‘ ing. They point to the female in- Y I yearned 0U A O . To make a red - nosed reindeer

male retreat! " Widen”. er Club were a brave. swashbuck- oi all Canadian clubs. points out, much of the back ’ Canada is still a man's “orgy 9V9“ “1”?” (“mi-“Sim” “3h” whom must have passed a winter Ramezay, founders ot the new authoritaIye history at the Cana- Icss and less a poneer country vasion oi barber shops. taverns other formerly ex~luslve

of. The Women's Institute News Remembered ancient Unclc' Now. when holy night descends. for December has this amusing Frank: Exhausted. but still full of love.l number submitted by Bellevue Has comforted her squire, \vholShe views with shining eyes hcr W. I. mourns house. GOD REST HER MERRY His shrinking balance in th e licr spouse. her family. The very God rest ye merry. gentlemen. bank; Heart and oueeu (.l testwal. 00! best wishes»!!!

God rest ye merry. lady, who Has saved the cat the children God rest ye, lady. Be ye merry!

Has stuffed the turkey, baked the _“""“_'w' 7" ' '— ' V ' W ! pies, ’

With hands that number only two;

Has parted combatants who trim- med l

The tree; has shined the silver spoons;

Has swept. has scrubbed. has well contrived:

Has led her tribe in Christmas

' grateful thank: to all our good friends.

whose loyal patronage

we value so highly. May

you have a holiday

season that's

FASHIONABLE FURY WIGS

IN THE summer it was flow-

Tn my many friends

is the fiur in this cozy, becoming

er wig hats, so naturally. come wi - b th . “mes: , “d c u “a m e u. happy. hearty and healthy! h‘ fur w,” h t h t negtlg , e crown resting on a Has wrapped the gifts: address-

tall, t; is net 2t :11 urns“ akin win leather. ed the cards. Thank you Ior your for all our friends and neighbors we send this ‘

over. 8 o . . . .

the luxury class. either. Nicely patronage during me Yuletide Wish. May the Joy of Christmas meet

priced is this one designed by Lilly Dache for the young career woman and the girl who has to stay Within a prescribed clothes budget, Titian - haired red fox ,___,_________~

and mingle with the happiness in your heart. May the spirit of Christmas ever dwell with you. i

IAN B. WEBSTER ENTERPRISE BAKERY ' MARITIME STATIONERS

‘. Your Perdentlal Agent, Palmer‘s Lane. Dial 725a . 203 Grafton St. Dial S7“ 5 154 Ct. George St. Dial 3627

past year.

A WISHES so GAY.— SPRINGTON W.I.

Mrs. Herbert Thomspson en- . _ WE . gel-tamed the member: of Spring- _ " _ ‘ "" ' ‘—_”‘—"**“’“'“"““‘ " V“ ‘ ton W.I. on December 3nd. Meet- ' YOU TODAY! .. f — ,--_._ "‘ "m" _——_..—:==_——_-—._.::.;:: mg opened by singing ‘Ode’ and ,- eating the Creed in unison. In,“ ' 13mg absence of the Secretary ‘ Mrs. Alice Aiken was appointed to act. Roll call was answered by 15 members. ‘ Minutes of last meeting were _ ’ read and approved. The treasur- 111A. Isent St. 1 er-reported a balance of $50.80 - on hand. Four members paid Phone 8012 dues for coming year. It was moved by Mrs. Herbert Thump. son and seconded by Mrs. Rob- ert Aiken that $1.00 be sent to c.A,C,, also $3.00 be sent to Mrs. ' Burge, and $2.00 to T.B. League. Bills for dustbane, etc. be paid. It was moved and seconded to get 12 lbs. sugat to make fudge for Christmas Concert, also to get treats for 4 shut-ins, 6 doz. apples and 3 doz oranges for school children. _ ‘ There was an exchange of Christmas gifts. Meeting closed Mrs. Thompson playing “Sil- ent Night." A dainty lunch was ' served by the hostess. Then all ‘ departed planning on meeting . with Mrs. Dan McPhee for the January meeting. Mel-rind holiday ‘ I

PARKSIDE W.I. wishes to you, friends and

. The Parkside W.I. was organ- ' / ‘ ized at the home of Mrs. R.G. “mum”, and Fleming, North Rustico, on De- . m" “"35"” of cemlber 3rd. with Mrs. N.S. Mac- Lure presiding. The meeting ‘ sin life .' opened by singing “Jingle Bells” “. “st mm:

‘ and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect.

Roll call was answered by sev- en members who each con-tribut‘ " ed a toy for the Orphanage. Two membera paid fees. This being 'the first meeting Since Avonlea ‘was divided into two groups the {minutes of Annual meeting “‘1 ‘ Special meeting were read and

' approved. .

" Correspondence was read and idiscussed. The following are the ’ A .fnew committees for next month: ‘ Mrs. John MchI'E, 2. s. R.G. Fleming; Sick, Mrs. , t Earle Simpson and Mrs. John “Specializing In Concrete Work ’

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Int low and always.

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_, Treasurer reported $10 sent to . Springhill Disaster Relief Fund Kensmgton Road ; A bill was presented and paid. I The new slate of officers is as dollows: President, Mrs. Robert { Woolner; Vice-President, Mrvs. « N.S. MacLure; Secretary, Miss 3117113 Toombs; Assistant Secre- .tary. Mrs. W.L. Toom‘hs; Treas- 4-urer‘, Mrs. John MacLure. f Erectors: Mrs. M.J. Doyle. . K‘Mrs. Roy Woolner, Mrs. Wilfred ' “igloucette; Auditors, Mrs. R.G. ‘ A ' - eming, Mrs. Earle Simpson; ' ._"’ V ‘ Press Secretary, Miss' I. Toom’os. “Parkside” was chosen as the r name for the Institute Branch. , .It was decided to give the usual Christmas treat to childrenof . the district and moved and sec-

, : onded to get paper cups for the school.’

i ,v’l' . . A Programme planning com-

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Once again, it's time for the pleasant rustorv

L [siltfid for ccmlng year was ap- aiding “Tim” gremng-‘rand from hal’l’ya” 0111 . Next meeting to be held , I at the home of Mrs. W.L. Toombs flions throughout the year, there are many {not ' andehe will have charge of rec- . . 3' , “alien period. . I want to remember. I would like. particularl' 1 msuggestions were made for ’ ,d : em “5 to “Come as you are" wish a'Me Christmas” to the customers we ‘.;.d and bring “Pot Luck Lunch". ‘0 “7 .. L” a minimum charge for same. It . 1 , wi h“ to" w our I j}: yas decided to hold meetings on 00m" among 0‘” “WW 3"" h w i w e first Tuesday in month and I _ . . . 3.} av; two on lunch Committee, business asaocrates and suppliers at this team. In"! 9 Program conslsted of a I . I . g' Contest “Dressmg a Man" put mson...aml aspectal word ofappreciattonto our :- ggby Irma Toombs and much firmly, we welcome i b] {a ' b. w. Joye‘d- Prizes on b three _ l .h vt e essin so mstmas nn ’ ladies. “ y the happiest season of Mb.“ 3““ l" h g 8

1' Collections amounted to $1.65 i 11 exchange of Xmas gifts then f“,’110_Wed and meeting closed by s’ngmg the Queen. Lunth was t .‘k‘ ierved by hostess and committee a “1 charge and social hour spent.

m , BUS VICTIMS

the year, with hearty wishes

joy to you and yours!

to our friends and

customers, for a holiday «bounding in joy

and good fellowship. l

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W ' OAXACA, Mex. (APl—Griev- EATON'S OF CANADA m; “‘2' Survivors in the village of San m L DiomSIo Octepec Monday buried

3 Victims of Mexico's worst bus

accident. Seventy persons were killed

and two were injured when the &

bus turned over on a curve and'

craShed into a ditch Sunday.

All but the owner and driver, PLUMBING and HEATmG ‘il I also among the dead, lived m Dial 9517 ——

ad WWI :‘ll San Dionisio. They jammed the 79 St. Peters R0 | 7 > A > bus returning them from marl“?t day at Tlatoiula.