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-I'0I. BALI-Worm, screw and -NOW UNLoAnmq vies“; six knives lor No. 004 chopper. screened coal. Excellent lor lum- New. Phone 547, Summerside. alce. Albionblgut and Coke to ar- ——- l- ve . t .

—CIII.I5TMAs TIE! LIGHTS 3023. “on yon Green Phone and extra bulbs available. Cham- pion Electric, Kensinston.

—-SPECIAL SKATE Bedeque ' Rink. Christ-miss night, O b0 10.30. '4'"! STUBEB 0! Rflllih Oall- Come and meet your irlends even beck and O0. and W. M. Igowness. if you do not care to skate. Bedeque, will be closed Christmas Green. Phone 3923, Day and. Boxing Day, Dec. 20.

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-—K.EN'SINGTON PRESENTAT-

—MIAL5 on Christmas and ION-Mr. John Duggan. mailcour- New Year's Day will be served to 1e1- on in; Kenglngbgn-Mglpgqug- PM!!! limb! OHIY- Qilren HOW. Darnley route was pleasantlyaur- Sulnmersido. prised on Monday evening when . he was presented with a purse o!

—ALI- TEACHERS and nhwl fifty-odd dollars donated by the children are invited to the free people algng m; you“, deuvoi-ed .$k5"- 395911116 Rink. Wednesday by a delegation from Malpeque HIWBOOXI. Dec- 34. 3 to 5 Pm- and Kensingtorl. M3‘. Duzgan is ——— always most obiigirlg in regard to

“r5031 9513017513 - Mi" the little amenities o! lite in the DOIOIZIW Cullen. student ill 8ft! pursuit o! ‘ms duly work m; I at Dlihm-‘SIQ Umverml i5 Wen‘ cheerful salutation on dark or i ing Christmas holidays on P. 13.1. stormy days is l “my of sun,

She la visiting her sisters at Ken- 511mm» K sirlgton, Midgell and Georgetown, _ also her brother. Eiiiene Cullen. ELLA, Glarlotteiown. K

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-wosu:lva MISSIONARY soo- _ I m _ m“ an,” TRAVERSE '“ me wasfhibii: Iifiugleihhlgtgteownvbh - nber meeting o! the Women's ‘ ‘ K aleisgllonary Society oi Cape 1'1"!" Tuesday‘ verse United Church ‘ lmet at the

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-Messrs. llriscott and McLean.

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receive it!

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Nliucka are ttisouah _ atlheirworktor thisaeaaonand ; will now sates-est. -

y The made are very treacherous

v Ileee days and tihere are many ac- ddents both minor and rrlaior. ee- peetaiily on the hills.

w. Lawrenookinch or Birookton. arrived in Brockton, Mast, recently

sometime.

Congratulations to qsi. Wilfred Colooran and Mrs. Corcoran on ‘. their recent marriage. Mrs. Corcor- . an was the former Miss Gladys . Viola Holmes or Ontario.

Mr. and Mn. Lance Dalton and young daughter or Bin-ton. Lot ‘l spent an evening here recently the auest of Mrs. Dalicrrs parents, Mr. and Mm. Ambrose Corooran.

some o! the boys who crossed to ‘lie rrlahland to seek employment l for the winter months, have re- ; tumed home without finding any.

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Mia Mas-la Jones. teacher o! Coleman school and her pupil-i. Dffllesiitd I Christmas PYWTMhme in Coleman Bali. Friday evening. Miss Jones is now at lher home here ior the Christmas holidays.

The Postmaster and Mali Carrier are very busy these days with the neuai rush or Christmas parcels.

. .9110: and letters.

Miss Marie Corooran, teacher oi Mill River East school is at her homo here for the Christmas holi- darn A. very enjoyable Christmas concert was held in the animal

y evenine.

Messrs Aubin J. Gallant and

' Lawrence Gallant students at st. Joseph's College. arrived a their homes" Friday evening to spend the Christmas holidays.

Vlaitora to Susnmeraideiaat ‘week Wm: llr. John J’. Corcoran, Norma CWXWIH. Dales-e Gallant, Mrs. filillone McCarthy. Mr. and Mrs.

iwalhrrwn Mirray and etiildrea

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The sheet precious Christmas gift we con think e! ls the gilt of good will. Moy you, and everyone else in the world,

Comey am. Plyrssutll and Gliryslor leaiers IUMMGRSIDE

was without ice. although glaciers covered most o! North America.

avoided by turningWhe desk or degrees away rrom the aource o!

Isl-here he intendl to rcnain 10s- ~

fihirley and Kevin. Marie Oorooran.

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or Stanley Bridge. motored i»

_ 0n “ma” ‘mmm “m Charlottetown on mesdey- K

Blanche Harper, vice-president in

the chair. The meeting opened with M w d 1 pron“ ‘indent "ii “m” by m" Rflpiiouafiffi‘: at U.NB.,e;‘r:d1erictorl, n. 1a.. is

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7°“ ‘l '°“‘m“'“" m "m" n‘ ‘plifi ulEntacin fin Christmas atory ias Luke 2. verses s W P" to 00 waa read in unison. 103m?! "-3-

gui: waIeevL-enmsnann “bier-Huang Ialsree —-The snnfly 11'1"“ °9 M" cm‘ viaitoza ewero present. 'One new ford Wright. Middleton. will re-

, t t h th t aha tell on Mon- mesnber was welcomed. Mrs Harry gar; amazon! m‘ hm!“ h“ ‘r’ ‘l; mm . was ~ " ' cues,‘ lunch coflmeitfe. Zinmnhhrfiifih “M: and Mrs Fraser Rosa o.‘

0 ' . - lriaiiiax and téhheéirotm ehii$leln Mil. 8on7 lfl - i‘ are Q"! "8 mu‘ ‘ Nmisig. An impressive carol ser- dgy] with Mr. and Mrs. L. it. vice was earl-lea out. with Mm Allen, Bumrneraido. the parents of Blarldre Harper, as leader. assisted M“ g,°_.,,__.5_ by Mrs. Nor-riéle.hig1rs.MnarryL1\ef!$ tart Mrs. l. l8 . l‘!- Liosvther. Mrs. w. MacCallum. MN- ‘5074 WWW” ""1 M"- mnk MM‘ son. Mr. Arnold Dunnihl arrived tart. Seven candies were lishild u Monday morning by no to tokens d swdwl" m‘ ‘flmmp spend Cnfstmaa with ma. nun fort-he WP“ W!“ "i" °°’“° I” hing’: sister, Mrs. y. w. Cannon m!" an“! that home‘ The St. E1eanors.—S. candle IMZOIIIQQMOQKEY m??? aperaodwlh a 8° 4 ' ._M|-_ .J..I. mman m“ wd" n“ ma“ “r01 In“, SIIYMTIQTSITIIO? rytrusrned last WWI; I“ Th‘ MM“ o! wmm Tune w“ from a short visit to Halifax. Th!!! etfectively sung by Mrs. John Has- we“ ucommnled back by the um‘ A responsive may" and me farmer's brother Mr. Wm. Edgar Miapah Benediction brought the - 1 1 “ma,

m1 h ab“ d“, whmh a Ennlan, who was ser ousy

m” E ‘ ’ 501119 months ago in a traffic ac- soolai hour was enivyed "Id 6°- ddmt and Wm ‘pend “h, win-M lioioua rlséneshlnents served by the hen_s_

“Mrs. T. E. Dunning o! Bom- erville. Mass... accompanied by her

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I ID Smith;

Enloyalllo Oarol oIs“; Fourth part o! Christmas

story by Betty Lou Tredellnick; Solo. “Shepherds Awake" by Mar- garet Smith; Angola From The Glory; Fifth part 0f Christmas story by Margaret Smith; To The World"; The National An-

-—A most enjoyable Christmas “W! lift/Ice by the Glee Club was Presented on Friday evening in the Sumsnerslde School Auditor- lusn. under the sponsorship oi iile Students’ Council and dilected by Mil! E. Nellie Morrison. The stage was attractively decorated to rep- resent the blue aky with stars, i..-

and lishted Christmas trees stood on either side o! the platform. The senior girls. with white blouses and black ties. in pr0cessI0n took their places as the curtain opened, while the juniors in white grown; on. tered with lighted candles and

the siege. to serve as foot lights, They then took their positions at the front.

The program was as follows: "O Silent Night"; "Q com. A11 y, ma") Faithful"; First part or Christmas ' 5t")! YlB-Fraied by P988? Preston; East, g) A S010. “O Little Town oi’ Beth-

Ghfili-IMI Message by Rev. Kg, Sullivan; Watched Their flocks"; part o! Christmas story by Mary Melliwn; Duet “There's a Song

niizht Clear"; "The First. Nowell"; Third part o! Christmas story by

THE ‘GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

them.

the Star of Bethlehem, bouquet o!

them across the iront oi

by Sarah Jane Bate)’; Th9 East).

“While The shepherds Second

Air" by Margaret and Rita "It Came Upon The Mid-l

Rita Smith; Duet “Tenderly Bleep- ing" by Betty 1A0 Tredennick and Mary Mcliison; “Hark The Herald

Angela Sing"; “Westminster Car-

Miss Sarah Jane Esicy, on be- halt ot the Glee Club, presented Miss Morrison with a beautilul Clarence Mercer voiced his ap- preciation oi the splendid results obtained by Miss Morrison. - B.

Wednesday Program At Kinsmen Rink

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8-150 Girls Hockey (Convent 1

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10.00-11.00 Juvenile Practice. 2.00-4.00 Skating tor Children. All players must be on time.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS

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