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I. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce Iununersido. P. I. L PHONE 288!

E E. Parkman Upt.D., R.0.

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Office Hours:

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and by Ippolnlmenl Phone 3281 REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer st. Summersido

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IMALLMANS BUILDING OPTOMETRIST

IIR. J.R. CUNNINGHAM

VETERINARIAN Dial 2520 Water Street East

Summersido

"Caldwell" Towel Sets consisting of ;. generous bath towel and a wash rlofh. These colorful Tow- el Sets are in smart designs, boxed for Christmas.gifting, a set-

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Conway and Vicinity Mr. Earl MacLaren,'Mount Pleas-

ant, was in Conway, Tuesday, Dec- ember 2nd on business.

Mr. Wesley it-Ifilligan, Tyne Val- ley, was in Conway and vicinity on business Tuesday December 2nd.

Mr. Gordon Toomba, Summerslde, was in Conway on business Tues- day, December 2nd.

- Mr. and Mrs. John Milllgan and Mrs. Ernest Arsenault, Murray Road, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mac- Neill. Ken.sington.--

Mr. Kenneth Arsenault. Mone- ton, spent the November 29th week- end with his grandparent.s,:Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arsenault, Murray Road.

Mr. George Henderson, Moncton, spent the November 29th week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar Henderson. Freeland.

Messers. Colin Milligan and Guy Falmer motored to llalifax recent- y.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Macxiniion were in Summcrsidc Tuesday, Dec- ember 2nd on business.

Mr. Ira Banks," Poplar Grove. loaded a carload of potatoes Conway recently.

Mr. Keir Adams. teacher at Wil- mot Valley, spent the November 29th weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.

The many friends of Mrs. Wil- liam Miliigari, Miin'ay Road. will be glad to learn she has recovered from 3. recent severe attack of quinsy.

As Miss Oliaewjlrupliii was driv- ing out her driveway. a. deer jump- ed in front of her car and gave her

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"Give a gift to enhance the home this something the whole fam-

HOLMAN'S has the soft fluffy blankets, the downy comforters, the

Christmaf lly will njoyi

exquisite bed and

help you give spending.

the home with charm. luxury without

quite a start. In it was after night- fall. This deer has been around Miss 'I'uplin'a premises for some- time. ,

fortune :6 upset his car at Sea- ton's Hill, near Coleman on Mon- day evening, December 1st on the way home from work about five o'clock in the evening. The car turned around three times and then turned upside down in the ditch. Mr. Adams had quite a time to get out as the doors were jammed shut. several men arrived on the scene and lifted the car back on the road. The car was badly dinged up but he was able to drive it home. Mr. Adams was not hurt but was badly shaken up. As he was going to work the next morning three more cars were in the ditch near the same place as his accident oc- curred.

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MOUNT ROYAL SCHOOL

-The following is the report of Mount Royal School for the month of November:

Grade Xel Avis MacDonald.

"Grade VIII-1. Mary MacDon- ald; 2. Lloyd xielly; 3. Audrey MacNevin.

Grade VII-1. Patsy MacNevln; 2. Letzi Phillips.

Grade VSJ. Carole Phillips: 2. Parley MacNelil; 3. Arthur Phil- lips.

Grade IV..l Dana MacNelll; 2.

Wayne MacDonald.

Grade III-l. Wanda Buchanan; '2. T.I51l'itl'le Phillips.

Grade II-l. Hilton MacNevln; 2. Ruthie Buchanan.

Grarie I-1. Willard Phillips.

Highest. average for the month, Carole Phillips, 919;.

Perfect attendance: Avis Mac- Donald, Carole Phillips. Dana Mac- Neill, Wayne MacDonald, Marlene Phillips.

Teacher: Alice Mcxiiiiioii.

LONDON C (CF) -- Britain hrs started exports of holly to Canada for the Christmas trade. This fol- lows successful air shipments 01 such cut flowers as-orchids and ill- ics-of-the-vallcy, as well as ane- moncs.

table linens that grace And that ovei-

Mr. Roland man; had the mu-

"I-leritage" Bcrl Sc-is consisting of one sheet in the 81 by 99 inch size and two pillow cases.' There are in pastel shades of pink. green or gold, a set--

7-95

Reversible Comforters are cover- ed in lzlimmcrlng rayon sntin with cord binding and wool filling. The shades are wine and green, rose and gold, blue and rose, each-

1350'

"Vol-am" Blankets of beautifully brushed Indian cotton in a num- ber of harming colors. They are speclall designed for warmth with the lightest of weight. "Valaml' Blankets are satin bound and in- dividually boxed, 72 by 84 inch size, sach-

7.50 , Gifts

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Damask Table

Cloths 00 fine quality rayon with g satin finish. The shades are green, peach or cream in the 50 by 66 inch size, each-.

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THE GUARDIAN.

Howlon - ond Vicinity

I --Rev. Fr. Ti-slnor of St. Marks Lot 7 won in Howlan on business on Wednesday morning, November 28th.

Frank Gallant returned to work in Int 7 on Wednesday. November Mth after spending a few days at his home here.

Fred Arsenault of Piusvllle was in Howlan on Tuesday, November 15th.

Fred Gallant of Kelly Road was in Howlan on Wednesday, Novem- ber 26th.

Miss Josephine Richard and Adrian Pinea-u of Duvir were in Howlan on Sunday evening Nov- ember 23rd.

Mrs. Mary Arsenault and son Howard of Lot 6 were in Howlan on Thursday evening, November 27th.

Mr. and Mrs. rEverett Arsenaiilt of Duvar recently spent an e en- ing at the home of Mr. and s. Leo Arsenault.

Mrs. Jackie A-i;e-riault and Alma Ann of O'Lcary spent Friday. Nov- ember 28th in Howlan. i

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. T. Gallant ol Forest View were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Desnoches on Tuesday evening, November 25th.

Mr. and Mrs. Fvan Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webb motored to Summerslde recently.

Flrmin Perry was in Duvar on Friday, November 28th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dolron.

Motoring to Charlottetown tin

Friday were Leo Arsenault and daughter Leone, returning on Sat- urday, November 29th. . Mr. and Mrs. Benoit DesRoches and little son Donnie, of Miscouche were recent vidtors to Woodstock and Duvar.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban T. Arsenauit and family motored to Summerside on Saturday afternoon, November 29th.

A lot of new cars have recently appeared in this district: must be due to the good potato crop.

Miss Grace Arsenault went to O'Leai-y on Saturday, November 29th where she was a guest of her coiis- in. Miss Shirley Richard for the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan and daughters Pauline and Patricia motored to Summerside on Satur- day, November 29th where the girls saw old Santa on his float.

Jerry Arsenault was in Summer- side on Saturday. November 20.

Mrs. Felix Doiron and grandson, Louis Arsenault, were in Duvar on Saturday November 29th.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Gallant of Charlottetown spent Sunday. November 30th visiting in Wood- stock.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peters of Char- lottetown were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Parry at Fortune Cove.

The Misses Theresa' and alne Gallant of Howlan were vlsiti g at the home of their grandparents at Woodstock on Sunday, November Iioth.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant and day, November 30th.

Mr. and Mrsl Claytorl Car-ruthero returned from their trip to Nova scotia on Saturday night. Novem- ber 29th.

Mrs. Alex Gallant of Duvor is spending some time with her sister. Mrs. Hubert Pineau at Bloomfield Corner. '

Several demonstration parties have been recently held in and around this community on Monday night, December let one was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webb at I-Iowian.

There motored to-Charlottetown on Friday, November ma 'Henry Gallant and Mrs. Robert Arsonauit. and Miss Lauretta Arsenoult. on their return they were sccomp man by Mrs. Henry Gallant.

Wilfred Pinesu of Duvar has now returned from his trip to-U.S.A, after having motored there in com- pany with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Pros. Perry of Reading, Mus.

Mr. Allison Carruthers is no vis- iting his mother and sisters 0'- Leary. on Wednesday, November 26th he visited at the home or his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Csrruthers at Hovvlan. '

Several car-load: of folks from I-iowlan were in Summer-oido on Saturday, November 29 for the ar- rival of old-"Santa". and some of the little ones were very disappoint- ed as the crowd was no large that they couldn't see him very well.

Friends of Mr. Elyrnond Doiron. an aged and highly respected res- ident of Duvar, were grieved upon

family were in Woodstock on Sun- ,

CHARLOTTETOWN

Burlington and Vicinity Mrs. Earle Cole, and little son.

Donnie, are visiting friends and relatives in New London.

Mrs. James Dunning. New Lon- don. is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dunning. Kensington.

Miss Shirley Stewart. Charlotte- town, virited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart, sea View, on Sunday, November 30th.

Mrl. William Sharpe. Norboro. is the guest of her son, Mr. Stan- ley Sharpe. and Mrs. Sharpe, Mar- gate.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dunning, Kensington, spent a recent week end in Charlottetown, where they were guests of Mira. DunninE'G SL9- ter's, Mrs. Cecil Ferguson and Mrs. Garnet Buell.

opl. N. J. Roberts has returned to his home in New London after a year of overseas service. -,

.Among those returning from military service in Germany, was Pte. E. D. Delaney, Kensington, who arrived home last week.

. Miss Isabel MacRae, Charlotte- town, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Maclhe, French River, on Sunday November 30th Miss Joan Bowness, P. W. C. student, Charlottetown. spent the November 29th week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.H.C. Bowness Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Layton Profitt and small daughter, Bethany, Burlington, moved on Wednesday, December 3rd, to 23'! Winter St:, in Summerside, where the former is employed at I-Iolman's wholesale grocery.

Miss Georgie Stewart, Toronto, arrived recently to visit her moth- er, Mrs. H. A. Stewart. Tyne Val- ley, who is ill. Mrs. Stewart has returned to the Stewart Memorial Health Center. Tyne Valley, from the Prince County Hospital, where she was 3. patient for several days-

Dr. C. B. Stewart, Halifax, N. 5.. and Dr. Brenton Stewart, sudbury. N. B.. have returned to their re- spective homes after visiting their mother, Mrs. H. A. Stewart at the Prince County Hospital, Summer- side.

and Mrs. Heath Mayhew,

Mr. overnight

Margate, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Thompson, Hillsboro Stx, Char- lottetown. They were accompani- ed by Mr. Alfred Mayhew, Mar- gate who was the guest of his son and daughter-in-l3w. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayhe .

l Mr. and Mi;..- Claude Younker, --

Western Hospital suffering from pneumonia, and sincerely hope that he will soon be well and home again.

Mrs. Frank C. Gallant, accomp- anied by her daughter, Florence, went to Summe side on Saturday afternoon, November 29th where she visited her sister, Mrs. John Cahill and sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe 8. Gal- lant of Piusvllle. who are both pa- tients in Prince County Hospital.

Mr. the! Mrs. 'J.IB. Arsenault were

' among those who attended the wed-

ding dinner at the home or Frank Richard, Duvsr, in honor of their daughter Josephine and her hus- band, Adrian, who were married on that morning, November 26th. The happy couple with reside in Duvar. ' --A.G.

Brookeflold. aooompsniod by thcir daughter, Linda, and Mrs. Yo - kei-'s mother, Mrs. Daniel I-iickox, Burlington left on Friday morn-

ing, Novem 28th, to visit their brother-in-ls and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Harmon Black, at De- bert, N. S. I

Mrs. R. S. Humphrey entertain- ed the membera of Kensington Presbyterian W. M. S. at her home on' Wednesday afternoon,- December am, with the president, Mrs. B. Linkletter, presiding. The Christmas service was led by Mrs. Henry Stavert. A box at suitable articles was packed for the Trugo Home for Girls.

-Mr. and Mrs. Heath Mayhew entertained at their home at Mnrgate at a reception for their son Clair and his bride, on Tues- day evening, November lsth, when the guests were near relatives of the bride and groom, who had Just returned from a honeymoon trip to Boston and vicinity.

-Mrs. Lawrence MacLeod. re- cently of Orwell, was waited upon at her new home at Burlington, on Wednesday evening November 26th, when a group of her nearest neighbors gathered to welcome her to the community and to present her with a small gift. A few ap- propriate words were addressed to Mrs. Macbeod by Mrs. Archie Johnstone. while the gift, a satin cushion, was presented by Mrs. Eva B. Pickering. The remainder of the evening passed pleasantly in social intercourse and cards, and lunch was served.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Murphy. Sea View, spent the St. Andrew's Day week-end at Elmsdale, where they were guests of Mrs. Murphy's sister, Mrs. John Cameron and other relatives. They were ac- companied by Mrs. Eva. B. Pick- ering, Burlington, who visited her uncle, Mr. Alexander Cameron. whom she reports to be holding his own well, in view of the fact that he will reach the age of 101 on Christmas Day.

Members of their respective families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Moase. on Tuesday evening November lath to surprise them on the occasion of their 20th wedding anniver- sary, the date of which fell on the previous Sunday. Mr. Leigh Paynter acted as chairman for the presentation of an electric lamp, which was made on behalf of tho company by Mr. Walter Moose. while an address was read by Mrs. Leigh Paynter. The remainder of the 'evenlng passed pleasantly with music, dancing. singing and games. Tea and sandwiches, ice cream and cake were served. BUR

TORONTO. Dec. 5 -(CP) - Production of creamery butter in Ontario during the first 10 months of 1952 was up 15.3 per cent over the same period last year. the On- tario Department of Agriculture re- ported today .

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Loni crook ill. Annual Meeting

The 30th annual meeting of the milk Creek Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Dan Maclilwen. The president, Mrs. J9-ck Maclihec. opened the meet- ing by repeating the Creed. Nine member. answered roll call, each paying their fees. and were pleas- ed to welcome 3 new member.

The rninutol of the int annual and regular ,meelings were read, approved and signed. The retiring president thanked the members for their cbaoporation and will- ingness to help at all times. The school committee reported clean- ing theschool and the sick com- mittee reported sending fruit.

The secretary-treasurer gave the annual report, showing re- ceipts 816.06 and expenditures 5393.55. The secretary moved this report be adopted, seconded by Mrs. Donald Maclflachern.

Miss Lucy Macilwen and Miss Elizabeth MscNeill were appoint- ed scrutineers and the following officers were elected: Mrs. Rod MacLeod, president; Mrrs. wan-en Mac-Donald, vice-president: Mrs. Earl Macxenzle, socretary-treaa- urer, (re-elected); Mrs. Malcolm MacNeill, Mrs. Donald MlacEaeh- ern, auditors; Mrs. Dan MacEwen.

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Mu. Jack Ml.oPhee, Mrs. "pgnayd Mlellochern, directors; Mrs. M, MlcNoill. Mrs. Dan MacEachern school committee; Mrs. Dan Mac.' Ewen, Mrs. Earl Macxehzie, con. doienco committee; Mrs. warren MacDonald, Mrs. marl Mncxen. zie. sick committee.

correspondence was road and discussed. A gallon or wax was purchased ,for use in the school. ii, was decided to send for lniorma. tion on the First Aid course. M;-5, Donald Macliacbern was appoint. ed to buy capsules from the Red Cross. W .

Mrs. -James Mackenzie kindly invited the members to her home for the next meeting.

Lunch was served by the hos- tess and it was moved that the meeting Idjoum.

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