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It's-s IT YOUR IIIOCIIW

In Momoriam

iflbviflrmem .1 of my dosi-

“Will-lid. John Ira MscLsren. who W556i! away Decber 10, 1946.

* lt h lonesome here without him

And sad the weary way

" For life is not tho sumo u, m; ' 5m“ you were called away.

Pmoeful be your sleep desi- Irs * "Pie sweet to breathe your name As l loved you in life

In death I do thessme.

The flowers I put upon his grave Isy wither and decay

But th¢ love for him who sleeps

beneath lblll. nevu- Isle may.

isdly Missed by Ills Wife, Ella MscLaren.

IT. PIXTIJCIUS SCHOOL

mllowinl is the report for the

_ month of November:

Grade VIII-l. Maning Ivlyors;

L I. Lorne MscGuigan; 3. Margaret

Doyle.

Grade VII—l. Evelyn Gallant; I. Les. Herrell.

Grade VI——l. Elliott Myers; Melvin Doimn.

Grade V-1. Gloria Harrell; 2. Kathleen MflcAleer; 3. Mary Mac- Aieer.

Grade IV-l. Douglas Gallant; I. Henry Gallant.

Grade III-l. Clifford Harrell; i. Dennis Doiron; S. Allison Mac- Aieer. "

Grade lib-i. Lorraine Doiron; 2. Eleanor Doiron; 3. Tom MscAleer.

Grade I-l. lmllse Doiron.

Perfect attendance: Manning Myers. Evelyn Gallant. Nora Her- reil. Gloria Harrell. _Msry ‘Mao- Meer, Douglas Gallant, Dennis DOiPOH. Tom Macltleer, Mary Gall- nnt. Colleen hiscAlesr.

Teacher. Dorothy modulo.

LOW CONSUMPTION

‘lllie average daily calorie con- Wmlliion o! students in Greece ls R70 Germany 900-1500. Austria 760: compared with 3.300 calories in Canada and the minimum health- ful diet o! 2,000 calories.

Ill." PREVENT

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PIQOOOOIII OIIIQIII~ I

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E8 I Rub gently with E

broad crumbs : after each wear- 2 ing. This helps g to preserve their Z

and their flexible '

I words of comfort to the bereaved

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ins you double rotscdoo- it, from pen in on odor, and protect your do: esirom perspira-

Anidissn odorless deodorsst, . sluts! of s besuty can. ‘ 1 fly -—giviq ilnmedtstl

-1946 A DEITRRL DIIARDIRII .

'00 s news; asters may be . st flu unis s word. strictly 001' » sNe In abuses. ~

onsswuu. for Photographs.

coursnaasrrou us‘: m- summon.

ITUDENT WATCHES SPECIAL --Very smart at $12.50. Plus Tax. ‘ Toombs Music Store.

ssucz‘ your (in-hum oerdl this evening st Maritime Btstion- - ers. We sreopen till I o'clock. ‘

nowsnn MMNNIB’ fitted . ' Footwear now located st 175 Queen Street.

ALL CHRISTMAS G111‘! Wrap x ped Free st Crocketfs Jewellery Kent Street.

1 ENGLISH LEATHER. GOODS- “ Bill folds, Writing Cases and Brie! ‘ Cases. . Toornbs Muaio Store.

: i BRONZE DESK LAMPS and ~.-. ; matching book-ends. Weekend spec- v - lals MacDonald's Radio Service, 160 ~. 2 Kent Street.

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smraoronirstr not mm. ‘ and F. W. Woolworth Co., Lid, will remain open the evenings of Friday. . Dec. 20th, Saturday, Dec. 21st and 1. Monday, Dec, 23rd for the conven- ,1- ience o! their customers. Christmas . closing 6 P. M. '

ci-al evening at Victoria for return-_ f, ed men- and war brides. Victoria 4 recently hsd the pleasure of wei-i coming back the lasluoi its war, veterans in the persons of Gilbert s‘, Metcalfe. Ebby Boulter and Keith "- Boulter. This gathering was unique y)‘ in that the last named, Mr. Keith, Boulter brought with him s Scotch‘ \ r lsssie this making the second bride} '4 to comp to this village. Keith Bos-‘ well in the capacity of chairman,’ called the honored guests to the {v platform. The men were each pre- ‘J sented with fountain pens uni s

Wood. after which the ladies tonki “ over with s miscellaneous sh-rwer, -’ for Mr. and Mrs. Boulter, s table 7.. dsintily decorated with streamers‘. _ and wedding bells received the gifts ' ‘ which were brought in by basket. Those assisting were: Miss Audrey Thom“. M15! Edith Inmon. Misses Jean and Ruth Boswell, Miss Isa» ‘a bel Irunsn- A great many useful T.‘ and beautiful gifts were rec-EvI-d w while a number of speeches werei n")? delivered by different members of

the audience in which they asJy is

sured Mrs. Boultsr of a cordial! welcome and trusted that she would be balmy in her new surrou-tdings.‘ A generous lunch was served by, the ladies after which the young ‘I people spent the evening with i- muslc and dsncinl.

Personals

Mr. snd Mrs. Boswell Carver. end son Gordon. l-lszeibrook at- tended MacLeod-MacGrezor wed- i ding st; Montague on Saturday. " December 14th.

APPRE CIA TION

'l"he Sisters of St. Viv-cent’: 0r- phsnage wlsh to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of $26.73 from _~._ Mr. W. W. Lord on behalf of’ The '_j Island Cornmericsl Travellers As- ‘

BQTBHOII‘.

.______i_._é. 1

JAMES IOIDEN DINGWILL The funeral of James Borden, __- infant son oi J. Walter snd Phyllis Dlngwoll was held m! till M1116 of his parents in Midgell on Fli- dsy, December 13th. _- The bsby wss born in the Q. l. v I. Hospital on December 3rd" but " was delicate from birth snd on -‘ Wsdoudsy. December 11th.. his f pure splrl-t took its flight to the God who gsvo it leaving sorrow where Brest Joy had been. _ The funq-sl services were con- , ducted by the pastor Rev. D. W.

MadPherson who spoke fitting

in the presence bf s goodly numb“ of relatives and friends who had 1_. come to express their sympathy. _‘_ The hymns sung were: "Gori ‘" sees the Little Sparrows Fall" and -. “flare in the Arms of Jesus" \. Besides his parents thwe an 1 left to mourn two little sisters. ' June and Helene and s large num- ' ber of relstivfll Ind lrilfllil

The remains were tenderly cer- rled to their isst resting place in Mldgell cemetal/ by his uncles. Ouyler Dlngwell and J. O. Deth.

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2 pkgs. 21o

IT Tipstfilormtauliflpwer, Spinach, Strawberries, Raspberries, Etc.

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~11. rqsluc: 111-2 oz. 1o.

In order that our staff may enjoy s good Christmas holiday our store will close Christmas Eve at 6 o'clock and remain closed all day Thurs. day, Boxing Day, Dev. 26. I

351: iiYLMER STUFFED DLIVES

llelnz Worcestershire SAUCE 5 oz. bot. 350 6 oz-. but. 320 9 oz. bot. 450 ANDIIDW PASTE 2 oz. lsr 39o Mctlraatlrs Pickled BEETS but. 290 emu LAZEL Am“, m.

Dhutney Indian Mango 11 1-2oz.l1ot. 89c PIGKLES a2 oz. bot. 39c

A WIDE vsmsrv o1= _ FRESH FRUITS 6' VEGETABLES

A LARGE VARIETY OF SHELLED NUTS IN STOCK

cocoa

SWEET _ t, FRESH 1 [in 28c POTATOES lb. 15c \ PINEAPPLES each 351‘: ~ 1 .. "i" cucumatns ~ " . '1 Ti LETTIIDE each 23c goon 25c M,§.'5§‘"'5 ~ ' FIRM m5 CHOCOLATE - s. ' ‘TEES. 5 .., m roumts 11 35c ‘ L“ M CHOICE GRAPES Th. - ' - -‘ - - 25c g. ~ w * NEW CROP zaa COUNT 3 DIAMOND uooso .§...‘.i1"‘"' °"""°“ "21:... '. ' Wlwws C L u i1. k . 1.79 m SHELL il/‘olflolzalte doz’ FRUITS A mc: GTFTIPAICKEG? U), 65g 2 ' d’ c suuc MAGIC BAKING M ' i: ~ 01111011 PEEi. 1»- 55c POWDER 1 i». o» ¢ r cur MARTELLO ARTIFICIAL ..:2.*:*.1~.a.. 01112011 PEEL 1-= i. .1... 23c VANELLA 161-». l 29C .s:2.':.s L...“ 31 ,1 CUT AYLMER TOMATO ' “We 28 01. 1i >,

Bottle 49c

l5c

QATSUP 2a oz. .1111 39C

BRASSD or SILVD 11. 25s SHREDDED WHEAT 2 nkss- 25c nus GELATINE 11kt. 20c

49c 49c

1411x1211 PEEL 1.. 1.. .1... 2|: 00010111: FIGS i. 3|¢

A LARGE SELECTION OF SPICES, EXTRACTS and COLORING. MANY VARIETIES TO CHOOSE

ICING SUGAR 1 lb. pkg. 12o

i COUPON

CHASE and SANBORNE

QQFFEE Drip or Regular Grind 1 lb. tin

MARVEN'S -

PLUM PUDDING 1 lb; each

CLARK'S SOUPS

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GRAPEFlllllT o -=- w- 35n p515 2, .,_ u. 15¢ i pComtnereiai Quality BeeF-All Cuts

i Tasty Food For YounChristmas Dinner Includes Green Peas, Wax Beans, Asparagus

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