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.. L . S\\"I‘\'S Hl'II.Pl'IRS Mrs. IMI1. Ralph .l(‘t|l\Ill\ and \lt~- H.tiii' lioiiticll. Mrs. lian Horne. ILuriia \\l‘(‘h\ \\llIi \'.'iitta ll:L‘\t'i~

C. N. l. B. Auxiliary Holds Party For Blind In Ch’town

Xi alllttlitwll the Vioiiieii s Auhlllal'_\‘ t.w;.tli.'iii !\atioiial Inall

lllt‘ Blind PlllCl‘laln(‘(I

It s lloxm‘ (luli yesterday ‘ notable \tlllt"\I .\Ir mdtitiv (jicrii lll.llIlI|.lll M I” of the Adiisoiy Boaiil PlL‘.\t‘llll‘il each niicsl \\llll (Iil'I\llllil\ l'iI|ltl\

llilf‘ In!

"M p IN” WNW Mzmlcs‘ pcopic .l(I l\l|’. loin l)t‘I_Ilt)l\ l‘\|(‘ll(lt'|l M H_ml'”m“_“" “H "Mm B‘I(Iil‘|slnla.\ L'l'(‘t‘llIl,'.'~ in All \li .l HIM“ mung prebmcm de_ l). l)a\i.~on. l?l£IL(‘lllt~tll Illlltll 1'” H” ‘ HNWHHHK \DN\(_h I9‘ . Mdnlllili‘ lIt\l\ItIIl t \ l B \\iI\ ' also a \\(‘lt0lil(‘ Lll(‘\l Eqwlllllillm‘\a:'\c";;e of lllﬂplex I l‘he ltilloiiiiia is the pin,t.iiii it 9 il ‘ . . I \\ In it qwcliiilin:ltlirisiniasStllllhnhcr fam- mo. and lncnlhllm "I “.'”l”",'“'.(‘\ II\ III ttularm and also the absence lmrslmak aml l."\m"\ mlm M. “H J Ma(_Ml”a" [Rot-ilatioii. Iiesley I‘ul‘d Solo Fast l‘ic~itlciil and L,'iiai‘lei' Mein-I l Vlolel balm’ Mlmlt Mil" hm, M mp mﬂharv Dialogue. Peter \lac(.vaii'ic and . PI_0“w. “I” M beorze Haincs lIHl'nltItit('£t Hill “MI (M [,m“” and Cha‘_m_ h‘I!l('Ea(‘lI(‘l'l’1 Reciiatioii. l)m_i: '\|9mhel' ua: in attendance andltan‘ halo‘ ll“ ‘llmllml H

snool-t liaiidx and chatted witli‘i¥_‘:l' earn one of the guests. ’ ' . _ Reading. (xeorue Haine

\liq. I\(‘llI1 S. Rogers acted as SOlo__)m “mum ( F. \ at-ronipaiiist for the \oral num-‘ Rldm and 1. V . plmm _l,h_(_H““\ hers on the musical programme.‘ Mt Mom wa”‘(',n

young. Guitar. CCi.'ll (‘aiiip Recitation. I‘ltI'.‘,1il' lltiiitcllv

and dirt mtitli to make the R

nual zalhermz a success. Acting R"'°9““" "°”‘""““”’ ll“ ‘ as .l'Yl8'~lPl‘ of ceremonies ('it\,w H“"'l"‘3" _"l" ‘I I’ ‘l“"' ("'Iun(‘lllM' ‘\tr. Frank O'Neill kept G”‘E3""-’"‘l l“'‘’ P‘‘'‘ - ‘l"‘

arold Huggan. Sid. \it-c l'l’t"‘-. Santas Helper‘: - .'\Il'S Allan J. MacDonald. Mrs lian Horne. Mrs. Harry Bonnell, Miss Lorna Weeks. Nlrs. Ralph -l(‘llI-illt.\ Tea committee - Mrs A .l

the progiaiiime moving. gay and H cheerful He led a sing song of favorite melodies. most of them requested hy the guests of the day. At the conclusion of the

wt: song Mr. Jack Stevenson. of ‘‘‘‘l

we Lmn-I Club “ . wry ”D_ fin. Mrs. Jack (iarnhum. .\lt’x stile Santa Claus presented gifts w"‘- "d to all of the guests. He had it Food Commiilee- Klrx J T cherry viord for each individual. Rodd. Mrs. .l. J. Morris. '\lrs Mr Joe Wootton well known George PUt‘\‘l!. T. V personality contributed two Assistant }ln.siesseI- Mrs. Bli

vocal solos during the alter- the Murray. Mrs. lsortlnn \\ehh_ noon, The hour-long party ended Miss Mary lnman. ‘\1rs Illailx with tht-"serving ot'aChristmas MacGui:an. Mrs Fraiil. ‘.l;u tea Well organized committees Phee. Mr: Jaimos l‘-t~t'ni|r'\‘ from the. Auxiliary worked Miss Sue .\ash and ‘llrs. Dan smoothly to make the occasion a MacDonald.

BAPTIST Christmas Concert to- night at 'I.m o'clock.

VISIT Hi -STYLE Milllm-r.v l Great George. Street where every gey's Pharmacy. open 830 am style is Hi-Style. ‘to 8 pm CA.\'DLl-:Ll(;tlT t'ARtIl.S iwl. of St. James. Sunday afternoon. .430 pm. All welcome.

JUST RE(fL'I\ ED all uool luv DR. T.E.I".. ROBINS. o If i r r serette Snuggies. medium iinrllrlosed. Saturrla.V. U8!‘ 21‘! "'1' large, ted and navy, 8293. The lll Monday. Janiiaigv 20th.

Gl . I . ' . °"’ “5 G‘ G°°"° 5' I CHRISTMAS Tiu-.'i; Ilﬂllls hi FOR 1HAT SPECIAL PPTIOII - Nomi H wmitlts and t‘amll0<- ‘An l'nrlerwood Portable typewrit-‘Priced right. Toomhs Music Store. er (‘utlmnre Business Equipment REFORHSI (.m"_

I79 Grafton St. I ‘7I"“5"'W‘-“ iplete stock hy _\nul' l.‘i\oiile

Ht)(‘I\'E\' GAME. The but in- artist. Toomhs .\liisic Store. dttttr ‘Dori for \\'Il'|lPl‘ eveninasl . , _ _ Rerlurorl to rloar at fanadiaii‘ Io::_’el";‘v'ﬁlrDlr;;Ll;“‘:;":("‘;':p:":l: Tire‘ chulonelown’ I the Gospel Hall l ppcr Pi'ince St

H0(‘l>\i-Z\‘ GAME. The host in.l Friday exciting at R p in and ilw door sport for winter P\'PI1lﬂﬂS.lL01‘dl5 Day at 7 ii“ I‘ In All -‘HP Reduced to clear at Canadian heartily |ﬂ‘|l9d-

W" C"“‘°"°““""' I-‘UNERAI. WI'Jlii\I'Ih'DA\’ ~. VLMELETTPI ml -\'nuaslc'1'ii¢ funeral ot Ronald A. Mat “"“" P-V-l"’"“ P'3"‘ 9"“ "3"'°"t I Donald \\i'-ll held w o (I n - ~. (I R \’ “ma” "‘'d'”'" ’"‘'l lam’ 53 ”3?moi'ning from his late l‘f‘Sl(IPlitt>' and $3 93. The Gloria. 155 ('yt.:in Rock Bar” to 5' MaJ.ga..‘., ‘ r’°"r5° s”°"’ 'Church where lteqiueiri Hiizh

",0 PER ‘-EAT “mum, “M, Mass was tclehratod In his Dav

cardigans and pulloiers. assorted t“;"' I_l°‘d 'l°“§pl;1 lll'“:L".°‘l‘ "Ell" m1,,,”.‘. ‘U, 34 in “ Pm.” 54 93 a so (on iicte l e seiiite a l

I ADELLA‘8 I77 Grafton Stieel ‘clearing all winter millineiy.

HOYTS T-IPaiitv Salon will be open Monday and Friday evening ec

_ - graie. Rev (jcorL'e ?\lacl)oii.'tlrl ll‘ 3' an The Glam.‘ us Cl and Rei Floyd lilccauizh um-e ueorge Street, .. lpresent in the sanciuaiyi. llw TlI\'LA\'l)! With mam ox. pallbearers were Peter A Mat clusiie Toys Ior all the kiddies D0ﬂ3ld- PW‘ M-‘li‘l’l1i"" -‘l"\ l-' t , Jones vour Simpsons

MacDonald. ‘R o n a l d .\li lsa.'i(‘. 5,.“ 510,-, 129 Ram §y_ l.lames Macizachern anrl Mitliarl , Mac-Phce. Interment was in AT LAST H1? I‘lI'l.V Tl‘II.\‘I .V0u [the church t-oiiietei'.\' The tun haw been uniting tor. Just lhplefll was very largely attended right ansuer to that quest for‘ V — something different this Christ.’ , . mas. They are definitely north seeing at our new store Patter sons. Kent Street tnear Queent.

nowtzhs um will not Wither. Roses and Carnations. washable. indestructible. they look as though they hate Just come from the greenhouse A wonderful lift for your home or your Iriemls. Pat-, terson's. new ptoro on Kent st.l t near Queenl. l

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RETURNS FROM TRIP Mrsl I I

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Ttusssll MacDonald of Mont.ague.l . and Mr and Mrs. Wallace And- : sew. East Royalty have recently‘ ﬁeturned from a motor trip to Gladstone. Michigan. U. S. A.. 1' where they visited members of the family. Znrouta they visited, Triends and relatives in Montreal.

Ill TREAT the nu w.ii_ at: .

Restaurant is Re-opened After Cleanup Job

A quick clean up job on the part of the proprietor resulted in a Charlottetown restaurant being nopenod only twenty-tour hours

Lions Club Meeting Held

The regular meeting of the Charlottetown Lions Club was held last night at the Queen Hotel with Lion Dr. Angus Mac- - Eachern in the chair. At this meeting the winners of the an- nual turkey draw were an- nounced.

They are as . P. A. Murnaghan. I26 Powiial St.; Earl Ross. l0 Grafton St.: Ray _ .MacCallum. Marshfield: Willard _..:.. ' » lltoberts. St. Peter's Road: Mich- lIlL' .'III\ in Miss Elizabeth (Jal- ‘Pl Iflﬂnfhﬂrd-. ll “°”gla5 SI-3 nlai and Miss lda Alchorn. M I“ I‘""‘3- 35 B3Y“¢ld 5‘-3

Mrs Linda Downe. 78 Elm Aie.; Jim Clapton. 309 I-‘itzroy St.; .‘~'l,. Mrs. (E.

l Rl'.\l.\l.‘\(i!-I s.ii.it at Y '\I <- A J"" i’0.\'lt‘- -*'l°\~at't ,,eu,mhe|. 2m_ 2 ,,_'.-iyluard. 225 Queen St.; Dorothy

\.i ui‘d.'i\ .10” mm.,_.a H,_\_ lA('Ol'n. 131 Upper Prince St.; ‘and Ben Bowerbanlt. Holmtin's Pitttl. 'l.\BLI-LS all sure We Store. llalll‘ limits and skates l"ti'e,siune- The aniiounceineni was made

lloitic and .\ltl(I to Lltl.

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by the chairman of the com- mittee in charge. Wallace (‘oles.

(Ilt'.\\f‘s also Uiwii t"\(‘l_\ night

llllll lllllxllllil‘. II(‘l(‘ll s Dress \‘lll‘l| I - . .\lcLEAl\'—At. the P I". l Hospital ltlil \\|I. “llti tIIdll\ ex _ MIN”. ,m ‘ M. a” me klddnu on December lti. l9.i7. to Mr. F p‘ \ .,(_n(.h‘ yum. Simmons and Mrs. Donald l\lcLcaii lnee st-.-tit wilt 1:9 I\Ciil .' “”d"€d HIt‘d.v'. lrnmn Road.

a daughter 10 lb. 2 oz. lltI(‘I\'l-.\ (i.\.\li-1. The best ll1- MACEWEN the Pun”

l - i - -- . A lI\'l("ll’Illll'r‘lllIllllltl tllllcallmlilll E‘\éITinal(llll:‘i1 Coumy Hospllal on Wednesday 'l'iit- t liarloltetoi-i n. December 18"" 1957' l° Ml“ "Id ‘ / .\1rs. Bots Macltlwen. Stanley MIR t‘llRlS'l'!\lAS 'l'|'(‘f‘\ «all Bridge. a son. eorge Blots.

iv.-all K .\tilo Body WOI'I\S, 201 WP)‘-. wetsht 8 lbs. 14 oxs.

mouth Si. Dial 9713. Open eien- DEATHS 'l‘ti\ L.\\iI! \\|llI many

9‘. l t'llISI\<' '.l'<t.\\ lit!’ all ill? Kidd!“-l M“"D0NM‘D ‘ M B’ I m 0 " I‘ m Pakistan. The Pakistani Indus-

I .\ .\ Jonpt. your Simpsons "‘lM5- On 'l‘lt(‘-<da.\‘. Dec 17.. 5”.‘ gm”; 139 hem 51, 1957. Mrs. Ellen l\lacDoiiald.‘

. formerly of Little Pond. in her.

.IL\'T THI’, Christmas Sifts for’ 90th year. Her remains \\

all the tanitly. Artist supplies. arrixe in Charlottetown Friday! paint hy number sets. copper- evening by train and “ill rest;

the Charlottetown Funer Home. Funeral will

smith sets. totemcraft. open one- Sheruin-Willianis Co. Ltd

iiings. 131 Great George Street. Saturday morning. leaving the t . . .. . . Funeral Home at 7:45 for

(\I\Dl.i:..Sl~(IR your Christmas Requiem High M,” a. 5L

and New Year festivities. Beau I iiful and unusual. they will add that extra something to your de- corations and entertaining. Theyj nialie uonderful gifts too. Seel

them at Paitersons new store oni

Francis de Sales Church, Little

church cemetery.

Burke

Kent Street «near Queent.

’ CARD PARTY WINNERS —t . The IFIlIfI\\'lI1ﬂ were the winnerll El t ol last ni;.;lil'.s carrl party at the! (‘lint-r iliih Ladies‘ first. Mrs. James Date). second. Mrs. C. ‘ (‘lat-kin. Consolation. Madeline‘ Au’h°"z.d Sit-wart Door prire. Vince Lar- lkin \leii'w first, Harry Hughes; ls(‘('()nfI. Henry MacLeod; con- solaiion. John Cnady. Freemeout. Mrs Alex Ford and Mrs. Frank I Walker Special prim winner. ‘ Mrs. Williams. Electrical Wiring ) Repairing and l PERSONALS . _Suvphqs l Oil Heating

l'nn\tahlP Wendell large is a patient in the P. F. l. Hospital all uisli hirn a speedy recovery:

lxnn Rei'nard. Bclieders Are-t iiiie IK ill \\‘l|l‘l pleiirisv and has| ‘been a patient in the Prince Ed-I ward island Hospital since Mon-'

day. l

Household Appliances Television

I H2 Kent St. DIAL 4021

allin 1946

Pond at 9:30. Interment in the I

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1.. Mscnoaald ac on info: - . - ‘nation ‘laid by officials ol the ronotrro (CPI — Tens - ' list: than tn- Thurs. Doc. 19. 1957 Provincial oti!aalth.gu-uiuiiodhsttliefoi-ontoputr auutnglnaturnooabsedll. '1 _ Iliuundauoodmatuupmiicwgug-gnu l up-IlglistNewGlaaaowun....,,.,,n ‘L prletou-hadbeenwarnodoasovr mm aadl. g..u.b..a._L"_u‘h eral previous occasions to make (mpm in”)! pg-be. my.“ id.“ ..,u‘ ‘N u‘ ‘ at his pi-emi more sanitary but Dawson . . . . . . . .. 24b : overcoat.’ aaow;¢..u¢. Edmund‘ fl”

it was not until action had been v.Mou,¢, , . _ _ _ _ _. 45 .‘/I beginning In afternoon and ' b°'

taken by the Health ottlcials that vmo,“ _ _ . ~ _ _ _ _ _‘ 42 ,4 cast to bring r "in h, 3., '

‘U153 Chlnie $003 l71I¢9- E iilo . . . . .. 20 24 9" “'°"¢" I dlder: soutli winds 15 ini:reas- High tide today at Charlotte.

The owner has been granted . . . . . . . . . . .. 24 39 0'1!’ tag in afternoon to th :5. Low- to t 9.33 . . .

iI°"‘P°""Y “°°‘"-‘G ‘Wm D99‘ $eI:ln'l|.)eg . . . . . . . . .. 33 35 l‘‘’ 12:‘ IP°b°' °‘ "'°“'- ‘Dd ‘I14,-"3 high at Charlottetown 5 and 33. Atwlltisttico at.4llS1:l)r‘Ili..a5ifdp4,’l.l5 lsvlhnilzelir clisecﬁlsmllg Rama ' 3? ‘Ila 9' lme":li Snowllmllllites later than tllllieuleighleen ;the Department of Health will be Mo,,:.:,1' V _ _ _ V _ . _ 4 17 precipitation changes to rain. in month‘ emu‘, 5“ run why u 7” .°l:wa‘:;3 "“‘d°- 5I'‘°“ld "9 WI ¢°"'°"" I0 (b 12 Forecasts: ling In afternoon to rain: milder; sea at 4.33 p in l ' ihealth standards between these —- ~ —— — ' ' ' itwo dates. the restaurant will be _I_ -. ».- -. -, -- -w -.- -. - I1 tclosod on a permanent basis. it he lwas noted. I ' ‘ ‘‘’”'_“T*'"' I 9' Santa Steals 1 , l Show At Club I : I . ‘ Santa (‘laus stole the show at I -I ' lthe Centennial Y‘s Men's Father I . land Son - Father and Daughter I _ ’ I Christmas Party held Wednesday ' ; night at me Y.M.C.A. Arriving to I ‘ the tinkle of bells. this fine gentle- , I man talked and shook hands with _-; many of the children. giving each I ii}; hlofzmiliple. some candy. an bs- I ‘,4 I Ralph Manning and (‘laude I ‘I. Whitenect were co-chairmen for t .I." the eventnz» I Thurs. 8:30 a.m.—-5:30 p.ni. ll,-’i' Y5 Man Robert Giggey report- . ‘:5 that a large shipment of holly I FPI. 8230 &.m.—9230 P-m. . had arrived from itish Col in- I i ht’ ‘D18 for sale by the Y'_s Men. The I sat 8:30 a_m___9;30 p_m_ 8“ l : RIO“ 8-30 3 "L n| {any i"s'Man‘. he noted. I SI-IAS0l\"S GREETINGS . ' ' ' ' P’ ' ﬁg Music “as supplied by John and best wislics in all of _ ;' _ __-3;‘ _ _ 5“ ll-‘ielding and his YMCA orchestra i friends this H0ll(Ia_\'. Tues 8 3&0 u m 30 p m I)? One of the outstanding items on M the program was a hagpipe solo I -‘ ‘by YMCA secretary. John Evans. I M The meeting closed with “The -. l.,.,.,,,,_.. : THIS SALE RUNS in ':—'“*‘—‘j‘ M < AID 'ro PAKISTAN ‘ uN1'||_ E6 WASHINGTON tAI"l — The‘ .45 World Bank announced Wednes- *. day It will lend s4.2oo.ooo to a, CHRISTMAS ' new corporation of Pakistani, ‘ . Japanese. American and British

private investors formed to pro- te growth of private industry trial Credit and Investment Corp. Ltd.. is the borrower. Bic.’ inciu-first-2:- Canadian production of crude oil now is 25 times larger than

UNGRADED EGGS

M Our paying price for ungraded eggs delivered lCharlottetown today is —

:Grade A Large 38¢

/Grade A Medium .. 35¢ ;Grade A Small 28c :Grade B . . . . . . . . . . .. 30c :Gt‘adeC16c; ‘Cracks . . . . . . .. 16c

l For quick payment and ‘prompt return of empty ;ca.ses. ship your eggs to

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