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WESTERII GUARDIAN

--STANLEY To?“ and build- ers hardware, a large variety to choose iron: make practical gltts loi- him.

4110216 ILIIGII. - These were lett over been lest year. and are going at reduced prices to clear, but are in excellent condition. The Bumme side Hardware Go.

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4000s 0F QUALITY at the lowest possible price. Tested and proven dependable are yours when you buy at Moose Jewellers, Sum- merside.

I JUST ABBKVEIL-New C. O. M. ‘Bicycles and ‘Bicycles. All sizes ior

your requirements. See Wallace ‘Moase. Kensington, or 239 Water Street, “ummerside. Write Box 579.

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—'l'0Y8.—We have an assort- ment o! sturdy all metal toys,

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. 5 . . t-rel . ohil - i’ h 1 b . t . ,8. gikiaffitgfi? 3.1.33 nT-Zgmoilsgs swins I MIINCEMEAT-ZI oz. per tin 15c 'l 793K!" 3,» ' SC 5- m! all ECO U“! D Hy. f e B" a 1‘ l1 1 n s e 1 n In. Susnmerside Hardware s... g;g;;;-3;n;;-»~§3c gtotzc-‘qzu 25c DATES (Amman SM ossss DUCKS W . lmfifigniaigairxumsggliiiiisa-‘g: rial: 25c N, c“. 8c pitted, I pound podioge 28c CHICKEN I . y 5 litiloTfzQ-El-itlailivoglgmgll-I: 15:13:: ” ’°’ """"""""""" "' "‘°'““ "" " " ' SUMMER savour - per bunch 15c cost. ur .. peca. see - ypy- _ ' Clever ae It le elegant é a flora lipstick forms ‘gill: 3550- The swim" " H815‘ gfiz ‘its? ............ ..'.._._....-- .............. .. “Z50 P ' I I n s e o . ' I the clasp of this beautiful, sophisticated compact. _nlfl° min‘ Team!‘ HgAcOoliRiTis Maud Gm” find s Done lu gleaming black or ivory enamel, with 6mm I" “m” hum“. “d C or G a rococo border in the same golden-bright E m "$1,211: églleefizlnlgfggl a‘; @313‘; 1 U; 3°“; 3-25 TO 4.75 an?‘ f _ rapes metal as the lipstick clasp, Helena Rubinsieilfe ‘ccfip télwtemthaenmkgm “£211,422 Pot of 60M _ ‘ _ _ _ L59 BUY THEM Ripe Tomatrouepse rm.‘ c I Baxooue VANITY is an eye-catching beauty mimf: gm " ° m Luxury . . . . . . . . 1.00 a E L ' O 8f] [accessory sure to delight every lovely lady on q} L I"! w M M19530 8' P"??? -- '90 Y TH HAMPER efiuc‘ Turmp cubbOQO your Christmas list. 6.50. 1n “Ask “m, “P54 fr“; plpvge,

Also glass, all sizes. weather strip- ping. various makes. The Sum- inerside Hardware Go.

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NUTS

In the Shell

“Enman Drug. Co. Ltd.

Summerslde

--A SPECIAL on Air ‘right Heat- ers, these are going at greatly re- duced prices to clear three sizes at $6.96, $5.95 and $4.50. Also stove pipe stove boards, dampers, flue soles and wall sales. The Bummer- sida Hardware Co.

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—W. A- BIIETING-Jlhe Senior

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Grade V.—1. George Glover; 2.

MT. MELLICK SCHOOL

u gvayxtiigexlflarrington; 3, Harriet. arising)‘: as! thoevrzidt. gietfitgkgrmyis “‘ ' " ' ' w“ flflc-fl ARE PER PQUND

Honour ro . Im - l‘ . "M111 - 0 ' . ' __ 31 . o

Grade X-l. Hilda Wood; 2. nods Grade IV.--1, Sylvia Prontt; 2. nesday alternoon In the Pflfilh c'°“b"'l' s‘"'“' P" '"' ‘ _ RiChuX-dl‘ Bills Brennan. hall with the president. Mrs. Ray cmnbgmu in bu“, p" m 35c w 48c 3 Tomato Juice, In

Grlde rx-i. Charles Melnnll; a. Grade m. Bin-l, Gerald sues- Clarke In m. chair. Archdeacon ' . .-._~.'.-.~. .-.-. .~. . 20 and 48 oz. tins Loyde Mutch. _ bilry- Harrison onducted the devotions. Red Rhubarb, 65% sugar.

Grade V1lI-1.Francel Pi-sugm. Grade m. Jr.-1. eeiriois Har- Mrs. a. A. Coies gave s synopsis 2° . t. ‘a ‘PM, m; 9,0,9, M“ z Gggrge Bruce; 3. Alan MaCRBe- fingtoii; 2. Shirley Clmllbéll- to the introduction o! the new 01- TIM, PEI’ Ill . .. . . C _ l _ _ . . . . I Gm e, it J .

Grade Vil—1. Shirley Jenkins; 2. Grade 1.-—No Tests. study book, "One Family". All L v H P h ~ e I a eT-‘QW P m m“ Joseph Praught; 3. Billy Praught- Highest Average in Senior Grades interesting letter was read from Y" \'|_ eY "Q 95v “,“m"“

erode v-i- Betty Preushi; 9- —8h1rlev Brvonton- Rev. Noel Brown, Stanford i-iill, 20 oz. hn, per tin 27c . . . . . _, Clayton Morrlneey; a Malcolm Highest ilverose in Intermediate Emmy upnwlmm, m, m. I I d. i, h A _ . Q Cotsup Chill Souce lilackae, Gordon Downs. Gracia-George Glover. ceipt or s (cod pszcel, stressing Apple Sauce, 20 on, per iln l6: M II "'9 W"! ' - ~ - ' ~ ~ -

Grade IV-Sr. 1. Ruby Wood: 2- Highest Average in Junior Grades

Harvey Bruce; 3. Harvey Prauglit.

-Patzicla Harrington.

grateful appreciation. After sing-

Less Peanuts

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Sweet and Mustard Pickles

lng m r. "Th Lov i’ Ch ist A liner‘; Mint Jeil 22c l! Grade lV-—Jr. 1. Dorothy Jenkins; Perfect Attendance: Olive ohsi-no- C,,,,.;.’,,,,§{;,"‘ U5"? m: omeeéng y T '~’ Elda Bflwe"; 3- 5‘°‘”“'.'.J°“"' 10n- Lwmwn COM- Bhlrlev BTW» closed with the benediction. s Pmeflpvie Cub”. ° FIISIl Frozen non. ton, Patricia. Harrington. Gel-mu __ » 23 oz tin per tin 52c ERR|E§ Grade IX-Lh NOTgIOD Rolberggg, mflbunn _ENTERTAINED mums up ' ' ' ' "' ’ ‘ ' Loyde MIcF-‘le em; - WI ll 'r h -Lo M. Oiliia. -M . Will c i I ' ' ' . . ' ' true"; a! Bayer,” Manuel“ Loyd, w’ " m“ the '1‘: m‘; i"; ggfléillrllg: Cherries, 20 oz. hm, per I'm 35c c Christie's P", Pm. ' ' ' ° ' * ' ' 49c l-Jruce. o"! MAN-s soLuTlox County Hospital Ladies‘ Aid on Huey 2 |b_ ti" ___,,__ 65¢ Light and Dork Crude ‘"1 Bremh" Prliught- , Monday evening. November 15th, ' . Jreaclicr, Margaret Mscllougali

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Mrs.

with the president,

MONTREAL —- (OP) — Howard Jam"

u P RETTES l‘ smurm VALLEY scnoor. Ross Montreal lawyer, told the llerldlflt- I“ "w i-‘helr- The minutes ggflzasvupz: “If”? _ _ _ 26c JELLO and JELLY “GA it ___ optimist Club m“ " P’°"“ f“, Y..~s§§§.m-§T.'§”io‘§§.°ii§§§dsiigrlf-I ' M "We" ""4 Pvddiw In TIns of 50's and 100's w Report to! ills month oi Noveln- eliizlirlliztetdxe 22:! sigoiim indligrgyv?‘ $4226 mauled mm a ma“, Damn, Aylmer’: Apple Jelly, -,_ “Erode VlIL-I. Olive Champion: aw“ §<>1y=§h=y°'ltj'* “Qfrflg iliilslthszais;Tsolei°tfiigséiflaloi p" hm’ . 22‘ H Morvens‘ and Westons‘ CIGARS and PIPES g, z, Liouise Brennaniflitlmrg Caseiey. gaggle-s. gliifilzszpwdn establish .29 hospjm Tm, "uuument, u uauuzumneleunvannnn G _ \. .--l, e a on; ,, I l °sfifi°sfiéimsf 5.1.1.53 l... sans. .1 onverwn"! ~- w- he ;.:.:;:;'f°..1i.'“;l'it.’.'..:':i,“.3:3: KRAFT CHEESE I’ N S SMOKING TOBACCO nan. 5B - to be used in the Prince County I" | and z H, ucku es s I t- H It I. Th ti ' P 9 Ill ‘i BLOTTIIE Bllome eofnafismlizlexrliiBzlgtliattle i V ‘ g o Ja 17th. L h ' .;..:l::::......:;":.:'::;% SWFFE" WV" /= Ib- 1"“ and I "=- is" . miflee in 011Hrse.-—Bur. GROCERY SECTION T - ~ , ~KIN5MEN smlsmva- w U I _. 5 h vrq 93¢ 14g]; 32135:." .:”.1'...'2‘.i“2‘.’;"°¥<.‘.‘£?§{ COCA-COLA 1 ' 3' DEC. 1 t . Club o! Summer-side In the 0g}: 1 “pie. ilizestautrant on Tuesday even- In g Seaman,‘ I'll. 8 Oi‘ I W l d Christmas ORANGES I288) 3 dos. for $1.00 i.,,,,,,,,, "commnfjjt £313’ Muflgg; m,‘

.-land and Harold Gnudet reported for the Sports Committee. The tin- al report on the Junior baseball ‘team was handed in and the not cost to the club oi’ sponsoring the I team after

' Evangeline " Canada Dry

ond Quorts

Seeded RAISINS. I6 oz. pli., 2 lbs. for . . 45c Shredded COCOANUT, . .?. 29: per V: lb.

Prince Edward Island's Radiant Christmas Stores

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gme receipt‘ were Con‘ l‘ ~ ‘ ' b ' i ori H1111)’ imported from ' _ _ 1: _.M , wlu d Ta lor, has re- Grade VI.-l. Patricia. Gallant. Shirts and dresses are elm; as ram e. t.‘ ~ SIIBIIQIII’ SOAP, 2 GGIIQS POI’ . . . . . . 2 lsiidetrletid {lr/‘izsffgggkiig. xii-amass; mmmfflo herfiom, I, Kengtngton 894%; 2_ Joan Gallant, 119%; s. Leo

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vMrs. J. B. Mlllman, Kensing- ton was a visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday-Bur.

MARMALADE, 32 oz. ior . . . . . . . . . . . 35c GRAPES, 2lbs.for 29c Von Comp TOMATO SOUP. I2 tins for 95c Mixed NUTS, perlb. 45c Christmas Mixed CANDY. per Ib. . . . . . 39c Crushed PINEAPPLE, 20 oz. tin. Per fin 35-: Happy Vole BEANS. 2 tins for . . . . . '. 29c

made from a Florida weed. known Chins. ' » ‘ rink was being commenced and ll '

‘ is hoped to have a sheet of ice as soon as possible. The sum o! $100.00 was voted to the Sports Committee to cover initial expenses in connec- tion with the rink. George Olscamp gave the final report for the club's work In connection with the United

alter an enjoyable visit with her mother, Mrs. l-iolbi-ooke, and her sister. Mrs. J. MacFadyen, at Char- lottetown. Mrs. Taylor was widely entertained by her irlends while in the City.—Bui-.

Pineau. 82%.

Grade III.—1, Vincent Doucette. 92.4%; 2, Laurina Plneau, 89.1%; 3, Kilmer Hagan. 333%.

Grade 1I.-1 Noel Gallant.

Grade l. A.--l. Delms Gallant.

Grade I. B.-1. Douglas Hagen.

—Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cousins. Moncton, were week end guests o!

—-Not yet fully recovered from

, M . G C sins. Names or those who made 100% Emergency Fund for Britain. Wally §'§,‘,§,.',1‘IL',‘,°_f_B,,§? eorge o“ her recent illness. Miss Adeline in Christian Doctrine.—l~‘rances Couison reported on the Christmas Campbell. Irlshiown 1S R Patient ‘m Gallant, Yvonne Pineuu, ‘Marguel-et

Tree project which is coming along very well. A report from Cari Woodslde on the Toy Matinee to he held on December l8 was also giv- en. Mr. Harold MacLeod was we]. comed as a new membein-S.

the Prince Edward Island Hospi- tal. Charlottetown. Her many friends wish her an early and com- plete return to heaitii.—-Bur.

. -Mr. F. R. Nauss, manager o! the Bank o! Nova Scotla, Kensing- ton, has returned from a business visit to Haiiiawc-Bur.

il-lagen. Marie Hagen, Joan Gallant, Patricia Gallant.

Perfect Attendancez- Leurina Pineau, Douglas Hagen, Leo Pin- eall. Joan Hagen. Frances Gallant.

Helen Gallant-Teacher.

-Mi-s. Joseph Woodslde. Kenslng-

~—Mr. Arthur Beiyeu. of the Bank ‘on. enwnained

KENSINGTON °' NW“ Swlla- h" bee" '"""°" bridge Party on sgi-tiaiy deslégilitiflzl (Patriot please cop)“ A I " UNITED ' 3 Pks- TOT I . . . . . . . . . . . . 29C cnulwn_on Sunday evening, 1:3! figmztsggzlslegghg‘ glaelsiczihfgfg Three tables werg inbpialyl andTiggh pm b _ -.._ scores were mn e y ra. eo. OI- TTIIS; 2 Th“. e e o o e e 55C Vespen; goggle}: 231.132 home. Bur‘ Ling and Mrs. James Jul-dine. A

delicious lunch was served by the hostess-Bur.

—~Mr. F. Gallant, Charlottetown. spent a iew days recently at Ken- slngton. where he was supplying

Jlne program was presented by the members. Those taking part included: Chrlsiy Ann Todd, Rob-

TOMATO JUICE. ltinsfor . . . . . . . . . . 25c

FIRE INSURANCE

NYLON HOSE. per pair ..... . . . . .. $1.29

to the program. Tile leaders larc Mrs. Robert Carrutliers and Dor- OI-hv MacKenzle. The Young Ad-

the past few weeks with her daugh- ter and son-in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. James Evans. Burlington, has re-

funerai ot Mra. Nelson's mother. Mrs. George Condiy. at Long River. While here, they were guests of

C 0 1V1 DA NY

v —Mr. Albert E. Mace, and Mrs.

° | arts Todd.‘ Iflaine Glover. Gloria as station agent for Mr. Ervin Jay, J n t‘ N l ’ l n s ‘ d ESTABUSHE D [s65 2° /0 S 55:‘: vgnozfglldgofgnghggsatgir; who was on a brief holiday.~S Jareenlin fowgelre h0g2! fitugefii’ M U T U A L

2 OI bolls, . a I o e “r018 by the choir added much -Mrs. John Pickering. who spent ham. Mass. after attending the

‘ SERVICE LLQSECURITY

Mrs. Sims at Kcnsington and of Mr. and Mrs. Heath Harding at French Riven-Bur.

turned to her duties at Cape Trav-

1 ,ut Group met at the mansa on ""__Bun

l Manda, night for their Christmas meeting. Jimmie Murphy, Fern 'Gsseiey and Mrs. L. M. Manny presented the program which "iri- cluded recordings o! Christmas Icarols._ Refreshments were served i by the commit so. Home weeks ago ‘this group purchased a inimeo- graph machine and on Sunday, November 28th, church calendars .(ient out by the 12B. League, Charlottetown) were used tor the first time. On Christmas Sunday. December 19th calendars will a- gain be printed and will be a contribution irom the Young Ad- ult Group. Special music will be presented by the choir morning and evening on the 19th. A white

WITH’ EACH $1.00 PURCHASE YOU

RECEIVE A BALLOT. WHICH ENTITLES YOU TO A CHANCE OF WINNING A LOVELY PRESSURE COOKER.

DRAWING DEC. 24th.

Only EIGHT MORE SHOPPING DAYS Before Christmas. So Make The Most

of Them.

~—-Mr. Halley Profitt, has made a good recovery after his recent oper- ation at Moncton. and returned on Thursday to his home at Burling- torn-Bur.

~—Mr. Joseph Reid. was the re- cent week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Millman. and oi’ his alsler-in-IIW. Miss Agnes Adams, Burlington. Mr. Reid, whose late wile was the former Miss Janet Adams, also visited a brother and sister, Mr. Hudson Adams and Miss Margaret Adams, Burlington. and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Ramsay. Kensinston. He speaks in glowing terms o! the hospitality o! the poo-l

ALL LIT IIP -—- BIIT NOT LIKE II CHRISTMAS TREE

N g t1 ight - this tree! The lights vrere [git burning “Xanzng; in‘: n piece of iiimming short-cIr-cuiterl a bulb A fire that could have been Pfflfllkd - . - 5 mlflwh) 1°” 15m" mo‘, could have saved. have nothing in chance -— or lire may leave you nothing. The [allowing agents represent this com- pill!’

Carl n. Weekl. Albcrton

Sydney Birch. Port llill Frank l. Gallant. Wellington

~—Mr. Joseph Reid. left on Thurs- day to return to his home In Nova Sootia, alter a visit with his sister- in-law. Mrs. Johnston Ramsey, and Mr. Ramsey, at Kensingion. and other relatives-Bur.

-Recent guests at "tralielrne". were Mrs. G. W. H. Beers, Chnr~ iottetown, Mr. W. K. Meyers. Saint John. Mr. R. B. Clark, Mcncton, and Mr. J’. C. Saint. Charlottetown.

RECORDS ul-i v‘

pie o! .“rince Edward Island-Bur.

Geddle Macbeod. West Royalty Clifford Simpson. Stanley Bridge MaeLean Bros. Nth. Wlltslllre

-________....__ DOTSON’! C RISK SCHOOL

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Report o! Doironb Creek School

W. B. Warren. Margate Parkman Jenkins. Pownal ’ I . am “"1" u “so “m: hpmpg, _3m._ Ioaltligenguth oi Nov/lenses A u Vernon Craig. Bedeque G. M. Grant. Charlottetown ediorsulldaymorningwen e --— P-Mlfl -V- I Sunday school children and inein- —Frlende will be glad to learn m 914%- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND c bore o! the congregation will have that Mrel William E. Prcfltt. oi fir"! XX-l- MI-rsumt Hum I I . an opportunity to present gins Burlington. ll rnaklnl a zoos l-o- 906%

which will be forwarded to Heli- fax for distribution to needy loll: who are ‘a-rrivlnl it that port irom luropl.

MIJTIIAI. FIRE IIIZIIRIIIIGE BIIRIPAIIT

Head Office: Summerside Ironch Office: Charlottetown

Grade VIII-l, Yvonne Pinoau; 5.8%; 2, Lillian Pineau. 82.4%. ; sum“ Grade VII-l, Frances Gallant,‘ "““

covery after her reeenLiiIneee. She is spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Sherrltt, 200 .West St, Maiden, Mum-Bur.

iiiusiuoron r. s. I. .

Ch-rlottetown

Wllifi; 2, Louise Pineau 74.3%.