At Eglington

For the past two weeks the members of the Egltngton a nd‘ Howe Bay Women's Institute had‘

were held at the home of Mrs

Owing to the fire in the Char lottetown Office we were unable to learn all the crafts, but when achievement day rolled around

leather gloves, satin cushions. stencilled table runners and tea a blouse. "H

Upon their departure \lissi-s

sented with cups and from the Institute as well as Mrs. Underhay as a token of.appi'ecia- M tlon for this work.

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L » :5 e';i.‘i:.»..~_is .4}. , T)? L BRAHMIN BULLS EN ROUTE TO ISRAEL . . Army said Friday more than half

.9i_,tn above are a number of characterized by a prominent tto Canada several years ago. the ;"“filArk"3s'5 '."”°’:'“llg.”“dsm":" at .. Ill bulls in stalls built on hump above the shoulders. and lsanta Gertrudis, are a cr 5* of 3‘ 0". Uly 1_n 1 P _ -Iltlt‘ R00 H” of the Israeli ship "S. an extreme development of loose.la Brahmin male and a Sho(r’tlTorn ‘5"h°°l '""‘3'"3“°“ "W5 “l” he ; y pi; ‘ lll port at Charlotte- pendulous skin under the throat. lfemale. They are mostly red in .r°l"a5‘-‘d “‘~"“ w"d"9~_“l-'*.V -“WHY ,‘ .,. I-ii|‘l_\‘ tlirce of these an- on the dewlap. navel and sheath ,tcolor. are much larger than the 5°“"°‘3".V B““‘l‘°" 58"‘ ll‘? ltlrfl‘ ,, ... t\l'l'(‘ loadcd aBt_ Newport of the males. The rump is §harp- ‘Brahmin. The males have a iwl“ be Wdu‘-‘ed l0 432 lmm 950 \... \il'L{lnl8 tor reeding inlly drooping. and head is long'distinct hump on their 'ho lders b"“3“59 ‘he 5llU3ll0“ ""‘m8mS l\ ..t 'and narrow. ears are long and‘but it is scarcely noticbealtille at Slam? find Warrants further re- in. llllllllllln cattle are of also droop. They vary in color‘all in the cows. These animals ‘dU°ll0"»" ~\_.. ltztli h tliticrcnt to the ("atilelfrom shades of grey to black. lwere developed the King Wt - ll n t‘anada. “They are A strain of cattle introduced ‘Ranch in Texas.

BRISTOL

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‘ed a heart condition last week They well recall the awful day. tam “'35 r°m°V°d '° the Chn‘ Mrs. Sinnott's brother. John R.

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l()llt*lI)Wl‘l cloths .5 we" as pyjamas and . ions from the Provincial (‘oun- .'\lt< _ _ g I _ uii.-ihle to attend this meeting tCharles Mt-Closkey. Bear Riier. Woolner and l)esRothes were pr: .8110 ‘_wmn(_d briefly the Urlgm 1 Mrs 5au(‘rs‘allll~ and objects ofthe league.l

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as their guest the Handicraft Van ‘:‘"h°“° w°"‘°"" 1‘°“5“' °'l with its ",0 gem“ Ins“-u(-(0,-§'l(‘8l|a(T8. was organized at Rollo‘elected president. Mrs.

Misses Bertha DesRo<-hes and Bay on Sunday. December l5th_‘Peters. Rollo Bay. first Isabel Woolner The instructions MN.“ 3 large group of enmu.-1,5.

Reid Underliay which made it a “(J.l.p:‘:e'"en assembled for this it ‘ l ' " , ' may " “’° " "' ”‘ °”“"”".t Rex wiirrea Keefe, Parish

Priest was present and after re- ‘ citing the league prayer gave a \llUl'I t'atliolic Women's League.

talk on the work of The

were were I goodly number Ml The meeting was presided ‘timer .-_

\ii:~ Lorne Noonan

who brought greet-' and expressed the regrets of Hon l)c.~Rot-he who was."

and was assisted in organizing Cowan Brae. llowlan ‘irlullally ollt lliier,

\lrs the Convener of

‘ John E

"'°"3l¢'°" V0" {New C. W. L. Sub-Division ls Organized At Rollo Boy

A new std;-division of lhetflrganrzation in Kings County

The following officers were Edwin

vice president. Mrs Joseph Deieau Jr. Rollo Bay. second-vice pre- sident. Mrs Francis A White. Sourts West, third -vice presid- ent, Mrs Hugh Sheehan. Bear River, recordlng—secretar_v. Mrs. Chaisson, Rollo Bay. oornesptisiding secretary. Mrs. Adolphus Conway, Rollo Bay, treasurer. Mrs. Henry Peters, Rollo Bay

('oun(‘i|lois t‘lt'('lt‘(l

\\ (‘I 0 Mrs.

Reginald Peters. Souris

est, .rs William Howlett. Mrs. Joseph Mc-

Aulay. Souris West. Mrs Rob-

ert White, Rollo Bay West, Miss

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ilottetown Hospital where her con-

ltt Wt i-latnicd another of this dition is about the same. Her 0'B"°.“' wh". ‘”".“’l5° ”“'“' 3' \ltill.‘‘\ \ oldest residents last daughter. Mrs. Harold Douglas, ‘hm ‘""°' 5"” resmes mere" — new ll tlic Pah-‘Int: of Mrs. John has spent considerable time with 100 B329 lo ('l“5”' yiititiiiiott llcr funeral was her mmher gt the hospiigi, Mr. and Mrs. Ansiem Lapicrre

iiclrt limit the home of her son, who catered to the hundreds of Hcrli '\ll‘llt‘l‘lll()iI to the church Mi-_ agd Mrs, RR, sinnou r¢.it'ishermen and other employees ii! the Little Flower where fungi-an the Halifax explosion of for. at the shore during the spring

99 cents per bag l

amt .....~\- was sung by her nep—'ty years ago lgst Saturdfiy 35 and summer. have closed tip the ‘ . hm ll(‘\ .I l-‘. l‘ ()‘llanlc_i-. viholmey were both residing in th'at‘cook house and gone home for Brofhefs

it... tullfll]4'lf‘(l the \'(=r\'l('(’ at the C”), at that “me and not mar. the winter months. Mr. l.apicrre W , 3 W _t

The luncr was lflritfly ricd. Mr. Stnnott was in the army is a first class cook with years ‘ll Ml“ “” stt«'tit1t*<l 4'3‘:-l iihile Mrs. Sinnott. Margaret 0'-- of experience on Governmcntl l'llt’llll\ ll('l'P of stiff“ gory Brien. was employed in that city. boats and other big jobs.

l.t'i'ti\ t‘it_\. will be sorry learn _ A —’—_— ""'_' i’ 'T—'_"_ " ' 1 ill llls \t'|'lUllS illness that has; 7 V l l'itl\l‘(T him to enter the Char-’

lltilt'iti\\ll ilo.~pit.'il to undergo a‘ ((‘l'ttI|l\’ operation. A world war‘ 0 I O O A

2 \t'lt‘l‘aTi Mr. Lewis underwent i \(‘l'\' serious operation for the‘ «attic trouble some years ago. It, is -ll‘tl'Vl'l\ hoped hi hospital‘ stat at this time wi get him i on ‘re road to much better health Phtlltn Henneberry. of FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF tr.» (‘ll.\ll‘l(‘lS largest farmers’. is sf’llIll;1 out and has offered his li'1l_'I‘ \l()(‘l( of nearly a hundred‘ ht t‘! of ('alllt" for sale. What he l'l.lll- to do in future has not hrwii icained.

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\l-\ Viigciie Sinnott. who acts V. 3‘ “"“"“'8' '“"‘5“ 3”‘ l“‘“5“’ To cherished friends. old and new from all of us. our sincere ivislies iwiw for niany families is a. . ’ l‘l"‘ *“"'""‘ ""5 la" ‘‘'"l‘ 3'' W‘ for Happiness at this Merry Christmastime and Good Health and Pmsper- flit i‘\t‘l‘_V one seems to be call- in: llt‘l' for heip.‘not only here but in the city and last winter. .\ll'<. Nnnott. was called to Boa-l ion. for scveral months to wait. on a \li'l\ family. it is lucky to? hair ~ll(‘ll a one in our district. j

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ity all the year through. We enjoy your company and appreciate your business. Our Motto always, Better Service, Greater Bargains.

M0\T\t;lIE Trinity Men's ’ mceting tonight at 6:3). ‘ Mr. Russell S e l l a 1*,

‘I58 Queen Street I

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ONAGIFTFORHER . . .

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One dozen beautiful

ROSES

with very CEDAR CHEST Purchased this week

First choice of ladies irrespective of age - - - In the cedar cliost she keeps tlioso things so intirnatoly hers - - - from the variety in stock you will find the one which will bring ioy to lisr\on Christmas - - - choose Mahogany, Walnut. Sea- mist. Beige or Natural

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Annie Steele. Rollo Bay. Follomng the election,

In Blessed Virgin Mary. ftcars were installed Willi‘

ithe in of coiiaemitoa to sie‘Th¢ Gugrdian Page 5 Monday. Dec. 16. 1957.

She makes a thousand dates

She's a ineinbci til‘ T(.'A'< l’9'~€l\3Ti(\ll'~ slali Her job is to do ex erytliing possible to get _\(ill on the flight you prefer, to give you a pleasant start to your jotimey. \Vlietlier yoti make your enqiiir_\' l)\' Tt‘lt‘pllUI‘l(' or conic to a tickct ctitintcr. you're (‘lt'&llllI'_Z \\|llI \t)lllt‘lillt‘ \\lio kiiimxs iiir tr;i\cl llllllll&ll(’l)'., who will ni.ikc c\'cr_\' cllrirt to llllllll your V\'l.\llt‘S.

Month liy month. more and more people go places l)_\' T(IA, 'Tlii~: iiiontlt. for iiistiitit-c, TCA rcscrwititiiis 0lTl(‘t‘V will liamlle almost a million Tt‘l(‘])lltilll‘ culls To lllt‘l‘l flit‘ (‘ll.'lllt'llL'_t‘, inure i'cscr\'.ilintis «lull are lit-iiit_', lt.ittii=tl. slnuiiiiliiictl Plcctrritiic systems licitig devisctl. The oliiccl -— to give you still lwtfer service, to get you sniootlil_\ on _\'()ill‘ \s'a_\'. Haie a good trtpl

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