CITY AIID CENTRAL

YOUR DOLLAR buys more at the Hughes Drug Store.

WASHING MACHINE - andl UI0l0i'

HELP OUR crippled children by

bidding often an the Rotary Radio 24. 2 0'i'l0f-"K 81 Y- M- C. A-

Auction. evening of December 4th.

REFluGERATl0NsaIes and re-I while stock is complete. The Brown pairs. prompt service anywhere in lElOC!I'1'-'-

lhe Province. Storey Electric. I

WE TREAT the sick well. GIS- ci-y's Pharmacy. open 8 a.m. to 8 pm.

F. W. l..

lioliiian'.s Store. !

.t. PIFKARD and Co are unload- l many hats at 5100. S195 and 33.95.

Dress Shop.

rcpairs. Storey Electric. ;House. Friday. at 7130-

vice Stanchel. Nov. 25. 3 pm Rev. J.H Bishop. Minister.

VISIT Hi-Style Millinery. Greatl I

r3i(E 531; FridaylGe0rge Street. and see our newi cltuiiimii at 2 otclock. at R. '1'. Holiday Hats.

SALE CONTINUES at Ht-len'I

RUMMAGE sale at Market RIJMMAGE sale. Saturday. Nov.

CHRISTMAS lighting. Buy now

FREE Church of Scotland. Ser-

Hl-STYLE , Miilincry.

clearing! '

molz. The cmaiu. Friday, Nov. 234115": Board Of Tracie Workshop To Be Held On Saturday

' Somethlnicnewisiaeiupiann-via wiii -- . - ed by the -muionazown Board of meachroigilovin Iiigrzgimip " Trade for iiaturday gftgruow Ngy wn In the lnocunz Wm lzkllll

hers from Summarside. hioiil:

,.:.VlIIElI ropresentativu from all ygggmm 0! trade in the Pro- glue. '80::-r&I,.tCi;gan:.d'-Victoria ".1

Junior League ”” "W" "' "” Movem-

is to provide a forum for Boa;-d

of Trada diaeuulons o Sponsors Dance mm incident to i5c.i"T.'E.;': . tloaa. Such Important matters .. The Junior of the Utah transportatloll. . fiihgj iottatown Edapi were sponanra in and tourist " n will in. ofavery oghelturallyheontheagendagndh

addition any matters of piu-gt, local interest may he hroughi 5,. fore the meeting with a view 1,. an exchange of ideal.

Hon. Dougald Macitinnon, Min,

HONORARY rags.

ml acorn D. but pnuuhm ther various projects which the

League is pisuinotiiig in the ma-

:::3f:.::::..:.:":,::f” ”'"”:.':?.'::::.:if ” ”' 25 .C..'.':i."3".:"..:'".il””"... .””...a.i2S gel.” .-id M -.:m- 0' war or ww-w -mi cum om- . ' 6 MP I-IL - DI'- -A- M80 cials have been invited to i II(li'T'N' IIl'ii'TY S.ii.0N. Nov. 0t'R FOMI'l.P.TE Slllrlx of eI- iIiiIttahItlilaesPtId::nltceidwt;:d Iflmd E" Icbern was convener of the At five o'clock an intorniaieig-I .-...,.,-, .1"-i-ii: mi mid umr Per in:-trical apiiliaiircx lllbtlltl while "my Pnlidem hr '11": " HE”, committee selected to organise ceptlon, sponsored M the Chap. Til miviii- and iimrhiiiclcss, S30i'i. -Ilii-y last at real hari.:.'iIit Dl:1('?'5' Q i pond Mcna A hmtnngw pm' the event- Music was supplied M IOIIACOWR 30814 0f '40 Will be I I I H V M ' I SP9 mir window display Miller 1 . My . p -1 . i Hmmul Ha mundu when the Dowutowiaerf I. held at the Charlottetown 391,1 ,0 ADJ . - "W F I-WWII " Brothers Limited. a ' - --m-m-m---:-m--j be (wowed by . dim”, med i'h.ri-inias Hats. also see our , ' mu" tm'W'I- u"Ih9Wlld911Il1lv' FLOAT N.Y. LOAN of A 3 pm”; In rpm-ii: si on, it its, s2 RS. Adel An Inirriwiiniz and informative Do fvt:”bIe'l"'::";';cI' "1 ””'-'I3'"""' CANBERRA (AP) - Australian vincue!.eGu2s.tns1pceaker viuiilebell:-ici-0:: I-is 'llll5”I"”'- l'l"l"3 B””d'"g' "ll" "T; ””"”'If Ihef Iirgblleilgg On Tuesday. Nov. 20th. the pres- Island Day -Trainintt Class for stioii were Mrs Keith MncKlnnon Training Class. Mrs Ivan Sinclair with thlemllorszlii-ai Trnmnr 81' Ann” F3559” 15' W. Curtis Past President oi -;- o u ;'- s n 1 31 - . . s ' I R ' t ' A ' i Islr ill S'l'YI.E Mllllnery. ('.:.?:.,l,I,,'(',',T,.,, ',.,,,",,;”s';m,n on Cfpcpy itlI1enlCi:lndle()l((Tulvite.K0n tlt)cha(l:fl gt Retarded Chtilldreln a record player president. Mrs. Edward Martin, ,,,.a..,,... and Mrs. as Lord. sec- he hm mm may fnhu, com. noiigcedinaup p hutei'ili::tte:vo:i- tzziicngoiiiitilcnilnmunbcrgligrthe pro. Comte 5,,,.,,,. --,,h(.,.,, every SM, .1. V. Hmlu 8, 7 45. pm. el tadrot e(;lVtI'iP Vine eEd uni lzir usse in t e cassroom at est vice - president to Miss Jacqueline retary of the Kinette Club. mum" map Md mud h . :e a; kns a Boom” .' at e at Board" 0” ads and 1. HI Sm? . pre..en e o t e rince w ent chool. Making the present-. Cummiskey, teacher of the Day - large number of them an oi-ganja. ”?'ce&'!ofg:-Pmgchura mu 3! AIEEEG flsuro u-K811111111

A Y i. w 'i R irs Furniture Ex- ,-i,;,u,;(. Ltrl. is fire Vllll now Iii.-aird .'il HT Prince

Street.

BRADALBANE United Church. gunday, xuv ?.5th Bradalbane 11 a m.: North Granville It p m.; and Pleasant Valli-y 730 pm. H. S. Raynor. Minister. I

THE i1Aivrsi'ii.i.i-7 rreshyier-' ian Church. S9rt".COIi for Sunday. November zsih. will be conducted

by the Rev. E. C. Evans at 11.00 Clyde River 2 p m, Rev, ow" a.m. Rev. E. H Bean Interim -.Cu(.h,an. M,nisi..,-, -

Moderator. POWNAL United P a s t o r a I

CI'”5" SEWIC" .S”"day' NoV' 25' lnew and reconditioned. See for 11 3-"L c”m""””0" al Bwburyi lyourself that our prices are com-

1.30 p.m. Mt. Herbert: 7 p.m. Pownal. Rev. T. R. Goudge. Min-

pvoninu of IN"t'PI'IlI')9f' p your Radio in IfIkl' part . 5”"I- I Annual around the ('flIIit'l' from Richmond Help pi-.,,,r ii.i;.pi..d chum-en,

ister. ,

YORK PASTORAL The United Church of Canada. Minister: Rev J. M. Sproulc. Sun- day. Nov. 25 1956: 1100 am. Cen- tral; 230 pm. Pleasant Grove; 7.30 p m. York.

THE PRESBYTERIAN church - Ilunlcr

in Canada. Central Parish Serv-

, Charlie. I

SAVF. Y0l'R T V tube on the -ith. Use in the

Iiiil1lI'V Ilniiio Auction -

MAKE THE eicning of Decem- ber 4th a Radio I-jxening. Join with your Rotarians in Helping our Crippled Cliildriin by bidding oft- cn.

L'NiTi-:ii ii.-ipii-i Fiuirch. North River Sunilm, Nov 2:3 Long Creek 11 a.m (Wide IIYf'r 3 pm. King- ston 73:: p m Sunday School,

I-7VERY()N'E viill admit the sup- erior quality of our pianos both

petitive as well. Miller Brothers. Ltd. Prince Edward island's old-p est music house. i

HUNTER Rivcr Pu-ioral Charge,

The United (tliurch of Canada. Ser- vices on Sunday, November 25th,

as follows North wilishire II n m (Holy itnmrniininni, Siindziy School in am. Wheatlcv Rixpr Ti pin: ltivcr 7.30 pm. Sunday IS:-Iinol III Kll a m Rev. CR. Mnasc.

ices of Worship will be conducted BvAv B D- MI"I”"'

at Churchill next Lord's Day at

3 pm. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Interim Moderator. ALEXANDRA - Han-lbrook. l

. WINS NEW CAR - Iiiiss Eliza- hoth (iiisark formerly nf KvllY'3 (”i'n:: and (lh:ii'liilictiiwn and now rpgidmig in (maua rcccntly was

Cross Roads services for Sunday.llhP l'"'k -Wl'""" Ill ” "PW 1957

a.m. I ('hcvrolc

car during FimPS0l1'

A caparliv attendance erected the Irish Minstrels of '56 in their cluving show of a two-niizht run F at the Holy Redeemer Community

Centre last night. The show was a presentation hy the Benevolent Irish Society and directed hyl Hugh P. Trainor. ILefti The Irish

IRISH MiNs'fi2'Eis REPEAT PERFORMALNCE

lend-men, Jim Flnnnagan. Jnsephl and Mrs Tralnnr In make-up trim

Thistle. David Morris and lIughlHugliie to a nicely.

Trainor. lllightl. J. Austin Trainor

I Guardian Photo

The Late Mrs. C. J. Stewart

Was Active And Widely Known ,

I Local Lady On

Judging Panel

WEATHER

TORONTO (CP)-Temperatures lissucd at the Toronto weather of-

ation of similar objectives iii active operation. In those centres he fdt that there was a better feeling toward the Hospital by the citizens In general and that the H ,' ' was materially helped by the get of participation of the A ' " In its administration. He pointed out that the Tnistees of the Hon- pltal are all working on a volun- tary basis and that the work which is entailed in the I-lospit is always increasing. Such an ganization as this would help the Trustees in many ways.

lence generally sunny weather. However. cloud is likely to persist in the northern regions. and snow- flurries will be more common. Forecasts:

Northern Nova Scotia. P r i ii i: a

At this. mectinj the Island dt. rectors of APEC for 1056-57 will I). elected.

Boeing let lircriift and four super Constellations for the government- owned Qantas Btnpifl Airways.

., p gig ziiristmas coullilift be merrier

tsies. lowlcti; St.fJohnlRidver1 Is DII W EW 0 ll ' ” Y ” " ” " ' PA1TERSON'S

and a few widely scattered snow- flurries: much colder; west winds It's merrier. too, for the giver. when the gift comes from

15. Low-high at New Glasgow and

Charlottetown M and 35. Moncton.

Fredericton and saint John 25 and

30 rA'rrutsoN's. Nice to be

sure you're being served by an

expert who likes to.help you

find just the right gift for the right person. So come to PA'l'l'EIt80N'S. Choose from our wide selection of fine gifts such as these and many more.

4::-

High tine today at Charlottetown at 1:27 a.m. and 2:51 p.m. Sum- merside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 7:21 a.m. and sets at 4:37 p.m.

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FOR Tit! BESTIN WAY '5 A" small deposit holds

THE SMAR'I'i

3 AgV,:afIdftT'os1sI Roads Sears fiavs. in that city. Last year Mn 3' Earl, Macnonald has I fice; C h Tl I " ” u n i - -' ' he . . . - .i Mia Man -. - any purc use I

7-3" NW A" "9 "elm"? '" "M ("Wk ll?” ' I"""'" "H A 'I(I I I If ii. iii A talented in .l Ian M .. Ste bx” "PP0”"”d 15'3"” ”P"-i9'" ameras N - thcsr ixewiccs. Rev. C. W. Passey, j Irish Mvccpstalie 10 the 9XI9"lA”I arm Vin Togrzr flrothcrlxarhllln 8:; . V M! ("Q P . H h BIIVE. on the jury in the Atlantic MUYWI0" - r - - 42 :7 I Christmas.

. . sung” - unrt tins t irsl organist of t e pmVm,.es to Jud e on for, "3. Halifax . . . . . .. .27 . Mmlsm-' ! ' Ch"rI.""cmw" Hmpllal yesterday ncw Presbyterian Church at Al- gional awards ang sevcn nailonal Cllarlmle"-lwn - 57 M") U -

CLEARING (WT ”” ””" 'II".”kI HNRRMA sERv"IE'i,i Thgllm mmtmnL:"l0( Mirtglarclt RDECCIIS Still berton when constructed during i awards in the form of certificates YI"m”””' ” 399 can phone or wlnte for 5' copy of our free Booklet of appliances. See our show win- ncral of the lnlc Artliur . Spi ctt war , VIN ow o ic ate 0. C. . -of mm." being offered in Cm”. 51. -l0lIn'l - - - - - - - -- 53 Of CHRISTMAS IGIFF SUGGESTIONS.

Stcwart. Mrs. Stewart had been ill for the past several weeks. Born at Alhcrton. a daughter of

HALIFAX iCPl - The weather office here says very much colder air is invading the Marltimes from

the early years of her life. 0 p i b .1 taking up residence 1,) Chm.10"e,dan uiders for excellence in lhouse design. it was announced

town she became an active mem I In Ottawa by the Canadian Hm”

display of Toasters. i was held from the Marlran Funcr I Cookers, Deep l .11 Home Wednesday nficrnoon. Thep ovz-n, ctc. 5 scrvice was conducted by REV Al

dow for Irons. Pressure

iEiuEi.i.i:it8 ' cxnrlatenaaua

PATTERSON'S

fat frvcr. Roaster , , . . ' - F. -I..'. l i .t ': ill I; ll . B R - b ITII K k ISLJ . - . , I . .

Ewmmnlabmnd VII'(wIIPflI-md lnr1iIiI- IlITI:iiIll:i":n II:a1ITlawII)rfIIlILff )i)llIIIiSi8ren(J)iimA”iJlrIClltIL:if:l (:UII:i'lVlneK rlzlatoivcs arimtfiie Hi-9 i I'm WSW" .(t0”"c”' luw IICSL and m'd'Bnm"m" mm -W”

gwilfis. liilccsfrciii Gr-nrilc St hearers wt-rc Claudc Smith Wes- and Licut. Governor of Prince Ed- 161'. Ml'5- J-E-C HUHIET. Mbeflonl 1" mcogmuon "I "WI": cu" Wmmms today are not expeded IIHVWIE

rn 9" - -- ' r - and me mnowing nephews andpmauc conditions and ways of to rise out of the 30!. Although I anuuuuzitotalms GREAT GEORGE; ST. CHARLOTTETOWN

MARSHFIELD

Presbyterian , R,,p,.,4

ley Dennis. ldnink Bradley, Fred

Orin Jolrnsion. I-Irncsti

Church. The hours of services for Hm-,1

Sunday, Nov. 25 are as follows: Mount Stewart ll zi ml Marsh- field 3 p.m.. Harrinizinn 1.30 p m..

- The Char- niiit iii the

BAPTIST l'.I'.l'. liiitvlnwn Ii Y P I'

All arc wclcnnic in attcnd those Iiiwcr church hall Thiirsiiay cve-

iierviccs. Sliidcni Viinistcr. J.l

Karl English

FLNERAI. SERVICE-The fun- eral nf the late Arthur B. Spiliettl was held from the MacLe-an Fun- eral Home Wednesday aftcrnoon. The service was conducted by Rev. A. Frank Maclman. lntermcnt was in this People's Ccmctcry. Pall hearcrx were Claude Smith. Wi-s- Icy Dinnis. Frank Bradley. l-'rcd- Itnpcr, Orin Johnston. Erncst Rcid. '

RESERVE Thursday Dec. nth. for the Quccn Charlotte Home and School mi-cling fcatiirimz Pancl iiisciisuinn on The ("Mid and his Rcadlntz" Participating will he Malcolm iii-Kcnvic Ilr Rrndnnm 0 Griidv Tho Missrs Ilclcn Yco and Dnrntliy (liillcn ('nl. l.I Law- thcr

PRESSFRE conkers. tnnsfi-rii and small appliances going All slashed prlr-cu while they last See our window display Millcr Rrofhc-rs l.trI Grnat George Street. 1

WINSLOE Pastoral Charge. The United (Ihiirch of Canada, Servic- rs for Sunday. Vnvcmhi-r 25th: Ilizliiiold rt-onrnlritz All

mug, Vovembvr 22ml, for their

rczular mcclinit The mcctinil

was nponi-d with the dcviilinnnl

thought givcn by Henry Shziram

and sunplcmcntcd by Scripture

rcadinr: by Gordon Giddinizs, The

minutcs were then road, followed

by tho callins: of the roll. Busl-p ncss was ilisciisscd during which, any new mcnilicrs were welcomed I A social event followed and games

were very capahly directed by: Mr- Stcrling Inman. Delicious ri,-p fncsiimcnts wt-re st-rvcd under the

supervision of Mrs. Charles St-ran-I ton. The mm-ting was closed in: fellowship circle and led in praY9l'

by Rev. Mr. Milton.

SORORITY MEETING -The FPLVIIIIII” mi-cling of the Phiat Sor-. ority was hold in t'w cluh room: at the YMCA ('onnie Rngersi

.was chairman and fourteen mem-.

hers were prov-nt. Final plaiisl warp m.-mp for the bridge to be- held in thc ni-nr fuiurc. Program. rommlticr for Di-ccmhcr consists, of Carol Crcolmaii. Mnrizc Hardy, Betty Proctor. and Joan Bnwnesl. Plans wt-rc also made for the ('lirisim:-is party. F.ntr-rlainmcnt-

srrvici-.I for thc nevi mortin: uill consist

ll Ill:-'I'l"llFI ('I"”'f'I' ll 3-"1 5”” ni a while clcphnnt snie followed;

fIIIdl'l.S ix. . '2 r

Ii'.'-C ?; n?.."-.lii"Fi.".i..i.”."'.l?.l'n...”, '” l"""'” '"'”"” jAI'lfI-7P:'Ai'I.T .1; Al p;i....nc..,;;,l ',''.m,'" ,',:',f,, "”;,l;;'.','af"';,';',;',:; Admi ,0 M 75: snmrs, omvra, soaiivns, swiianins. siiimrs arm onawans, Mr Roy Sm.-illm.-in. .'l pm Sor- I "F " fl" "V"""' 7 I-I - thence to Ceddie Mrmoriiil R" ":

..... ., T,,..,.........,. 5...... ..,jPERSONALS i nah... r. A-..-m...i. in i... smh. ,.,,,,,,,, ..,,,,g ,,,,,..,,,I mm, "M PABKAS. ovnnams, sununiiax ooars.

rm r: w Tillrv: Sc-lccilnns by Vmr llcmnln-1 iorwmlefl I” will be held II 2.00 pm. lntcr- Special admission for children-50c

Tririvtv Hair Eight Dedication of- Snnmal GI'ts; 730 pm Ifistnric Srrvirv inn; Greetings from former min-

The many fricnds of Mrs Syd-p ncy Sanrli-i-son. (thnrinifeinwn .

Stnrv of the Fongrcgai- will be pleased to know she in Jrioing nicely after her rscr-nt ap-

Isfc-rs. Soloist. Mr. Stephen Mac-leration in the P.E. Island Hospi-

Minisicr. Rev. Dr. E. A. Belts.

N. D. Mocleon

UNDERTAKEB i EMBALMEI '

I

Charlottetown and North Wilta&'o

DIALBMI

IBERTRAM - At the P. in. r.

- -- I BIRTHS

IA'0t'I. Rnnrhaw; Sermon hy the tsl I . I wii.i.iAMs - Al in. riminiio-,MAf?l-ARF-N- A! Hamilton. On-

fnwn Hospital on November 2! to Mr and Mrs Samiirl Wil- Ilnmii inee Mary Gallanti a son. Robert Anthony. Weight 7 lbs... 4 on. I

Iioepital on .Vov- 19. was to Mr. and Mn. Waidon Bertram, Fred i-rictoii. a son. Blaine Graf- tint.

DOIION - At the (Ztinrlnttotmvn

Hospital on November is. INS. to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doirmi of Hayfield. a daughter 9 lbs.

Ithe name to The Margaret Ste-

lsland. and Mrs. shc rcceivcd her early education

ward Rogers.

nieces: B. Graham Rogers, Charw

Iiving. and based on the number

in the clcmcntarv school at Al- lottetown; Wendell Rogers. Saint.” 5l"?l"i'"?”Y ho"3”.b"m 1” bcrion and later attended Prince John. NB : Iluhcrt Rom-rs, Bi'nt- I "Ch ”'”I"" '" "'9 W” fl” Yea"-

oi Wnlcs Collcgc. Subsequently she

tlchorn, Vt; Ralph Gordon, Hos-

thc regional awards will be dis-

nitcntlcii Mt. Allison Ladic's ('01- ion. Mass: E. Bcnjamin Rogers, Iribmfd ammlg ""3 dmerem pr”

Icizc Snrkvillc. N. B. and Royal Victoria Ladie's College at Mon- treal, OVRSEAS

Tlic late Mrs. Stewart led a vi'.'y active life and took part In nlll'Il('l'0llS community efforts. Dur- ing the first World War Mrs Ste- wart went overscas with The ROII Cross shortly after her hus- band had Icft with the I05th Regi- mcnt. After several years of in- tcnsive work in London she was appointed to take charge of a Fed Cross Hostel near a large aero- plane plant. Some years ago Mrs Stewart helped form The Charlot- tetown Ladies Reading Club and afterwards the members changed

wart Reading Club. In Provincial affairs she took a great Interest in politics and was a past Presi- dent of The Women: Liberal Club

Cafiadian Ambassador at Lima, Pcru: Cedric Hunter. Alhcrton; Miss Cath-crlne Rollers. Toronto: Mrs. Richard Preston, Summer-j sldc; Miss Connie Ilunier, Boston; I jlviiss Susan Gordon. Boston; Mrs. l.I.B. Fraser, Brockton; Mrs- ll-irancis Corner, Cleveland; Mr. Edwin Stewart of Bcllcvue Fnrm.,' Tea Hill is a brother of Mrs. Stewart's late husband and Iiirf Clive Stewart of Charlottetown Isl a nephew by marriage. I

Mrs. Stewart was predeceased by two brothers. Charles R. Rog-, ers. Summcrside and RH. Rogers, Charlottetown, F.I.. Rogers. St. John. and a sister Mrs. N. Gordonf Brockton. Mass.

The funeral will take place from. The Kirk of St. James. Charlotte-. town on Friday at 2:00 p m. Mrs-I Stewart's body is resting at the- MarLean Funeral Home. .

5 on.

lt0WNESS- At Prince County Hos plisl on November 22. 1956 to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowness, B:-deque. a son. Walter Mark.

DEATHS

cvcniniz from the Compton Funer- al Ilomc in the home of his dniiiihti-r. Mrs Tllman Arsen- iiult. Mount Carmel. from where the funeral will be held Sat- urday morning to Mont Cnnnel Church for Requiem High Malia at It am Interment In Church Cemctrry.

farlo. on November 20. Ifliti. Mrs. I-7. R Mat-Lari-n formerly of Georgetown, RE I. Funeral from St. David's United Church, Georgetown. on Sunday at no p.m. Burial In Georgetown cem- etery.

MURPHY -At her residence in Muihport on Thursday. Nov. 3. 1955. Mrs. Margaret Augusta Murphy, age 82 years. Resting at the Hennesiiey Funeral Home. from where the funeral will be held on Saturday morning to st. Dunsfan's Basilica for Requiem High Mass at nine o'clock Iii- terment will nice place In the

nowssciisr

1'' tb " Cemetery.

tint Church on Sunday, Service commencing at 2.00 o'clock. in- terment Pcopie's Cemctery.. Please omit flowers. I

MANN - At Irishtnwn, Nov. 22.? 1956. Mrs. EIil8l7PII'I Mann. wll (low of the late Johnston Mann. 1 in Iif'I' limb ycar Remains rest-

mcnf In the church cemcteryu Please omit flowers. I

REEVES -. At Lower rn.-eiown.l Nov. 21. I956. Mrs. Calvin Reeves in her Mth year, no, main will be forwarded frmnl the Davison Fun:-rnl'Home to TIFF late Residence Saturday- whcre fiim-ml service will hel hold on Sunday at 100 p.m. in-I ferment Wilmot Valli-y Come.-

tcry. V

vinccs. with three coming to the Atlantic Provinces.

Associated with Mrs. MacDon- aid In Judging the Atlantic prov- inccs submissions will be A.F Dufius and DS. Fisher.

Wolf Cub Meeting Held At Souris

The Wolf Cub section of the Boy Scouts movement started last eve- ning in Sourls when a demonstra-

snd minerals. but also with D

obtain it's mineral contents.

By Popular Request IRISH MINSTREL5

TONIGHT

At The

COMMUNITY CENTRE

HAPPY, HEALTHY PARENTS

FOR THE FAMILY

With adequate protection. the average periioa can enjoy good health. particularly If the important minerals so necessary for nutrition. a'so form part of the body”: daily Intake.

SUPIZRDYNE capsules not only Ugnvide the body with vitamins ment that comes from the sea. I)Ui.S!:;a plant diacovarad under the seal is harvested only at low flag in certain arena of the North Atlantic. it is dried and scientifically processed to

SUPERDYNE is a new. well balanced formulatiol. which also

600 your W today-only 33.69 If

few light snowflurries are forecast most southern regions will exper-

tion meeting was conducted by Mrs. M. MacDonald. F k t Ist Charlottetown, and Mr. E.G. Kerr. Assisting were Mrs. E. Kass- ncr. Mrs. L. Bouchard. Mrs. E. liiacPhee and Miss C. MacAulay who have been chosen to act as leaders of the Souris Wolf Cub Pack. For the present. the mem- bership has been restricted to twelve boys.