WEDNESDAY.

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Refrigeration

SALES and SERVICE Bepalre To All Makes

MOTORS

Rewinding and Repairs

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Norwegian Red Cross has awarded its Order of Merit to all members of the Norwegian Field Hospital serving in Korea.

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WIIEII PAII STRIKES

Atithe first twinge of rheumatic pain- take Teinplrl.on's T-R-C's. Over it mil. lion T-R-C's used every month, for spcc(Iy relief from pain caused by rhcu. matisni. arthritis. neuralgia. lumbago and

sciatica. Why suffer needlessly? Kgep .

T-R-C's on hand. and u th 1 0111? 652. 31.35 at a:ug5f:ome.':lIiII0m?.Ia3'z'

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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE B ' min anfrowui Palmer Electric STABWED PHONE 1444 PEANUT BUTTER

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Strange but True.

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Remember the old adage "Truth crushed to earth will rlae'a.gsin". On the other hand a lie has more bounce than most folk realize. The money that has been spent in war would clothe every cltiz n of the world decently. It wold build a schoolhouse in'every settle- ment across the earth. It would crown every hillside with a. place of worship consecrated to the gos- pel of peace.

People do not need recipes for happiness so much as a sense to appreciate what they already pos- seas.

Men of the Eurrum Tribe in Al- rice. get a wife only by trading one work horse for her, and in he Kurube. tribe of India a girl is con- sidered officially married to the first guy from whom she accepts a cigarette.

Believe it or not, but some 98,000. 000 persons are now of voting age in the U. S. A. Of this number s

notism so that the act of hypno- sis can only be performed by spee- ial government permit.

In an isolated part of Indo-China a whte woman, Clive. Rntkln. keeps a harem of 46 men! By reversing the usual set up in Asian homes, cliva now operates the only male harem in the world.

Not one of her 46 husbands has a drop of European blood in his veins. '

All Clive has to do to command her men is to snap her finger.

The multiple husbands serenade their wife every morning and take turns carrying her about the beautiful grounds.

A lot of women would like to know how she can handle 46 men without an insurrection. So would this writer.

Phonecians used to do their

writing with knotted cords. The way the cords were knotted conveyed the Riessage they wanted to put acrom. This custom was also practiced wldely- in the Orient in early times.

Half a century ago it took less to dress a child than it does today to keep him supplied with comic books.

Falling into a ten gallon-Jar

THE CUARDIAN. cHAaI.o'r'rE'rowN

THE CENTRA

This column is reserved for news of local interest, but ndvertisl oi a newly nature may be line at five cents a word. strictly pey- eble in advance. I

....:...:-A--ss--u J IMMYII TAXI - Phone 325.

"YOUII. DOLLAR BUYS M0l.E- It the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

PROPANE Kerosene Refriger- ators. Firestone Bryenton and Msckay.

ICE CREAM - the perfect das- sert - no preparation .. econom- ical.

MILK .. the perfect food. order another quart.

Tl-IE PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Brookiicld Charge. There will be Rally Dey service at l-larisvllls this Friday evening. November 21st, at 8 P. M. Rev. Donald Nicholson will be in charge of the service. .A..:...m..A. set out to catch rain water, 2-year old Glen Porter drowned in Port

I- G U A R D A N BATTERY sun aaaoraiu

napros. Batteries. Brygnton and Meoxay. 4

tuna: rudnn. waantr to Magdalen ulendl. P. Q. ruesdey -new euoua uiepinavs '.iIpI.im(.1. time central Airways 2061 or 540

NATIONAL rauraaazics STUDY COURSE. -- The three but papers. each grade, to be sent to Mrs. Frank Demon. Charlottetown. R. R. 2, by December am.

HEAR MISS JEAN GILL iipenk on "Young Canada's Book Week" at Prince Street Home and School meeting. Thursday, Nov. 20 o'clock.

Personals

Mr. C. F. Stewart. Cavendish. was in the city on business yesterday.

Mrs. Murray Orr and daughter Paulette returned home on Thun- day alter spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Robert Young and

also visited with her brother. Mr. aims: wiiltiecq end nrawliltiocir.

Mrs. Keir Basset or Albany is spending a low days in the City, guest of her sister. Mre. Catherine Trainor, Valley at.

IN, MEMORIAM

In loving memory or e deeewiie t

and liloihl. Mn. Alton 1. Bell. Ian: nivee. who deported this life on November 19th, 1040.

when we walk amid the ehadowe. And the skies e overcast. . when we lingo Ml! bewildered. Twist the future and the peel.

We shall always ilad the Master. At the parting of, the way. We shall hear me strong voice say-

In ' - I am you all the way.

In that bright Eternal City. Whcrenoteerferdimetheoye, In the Home of many mnneiona,

We will meet Her, bye and bye. , P

Fondly and liver Remembered by Husband and Children.

NOVEMBER 19, . 1955 insroinci nm. S

BOUEN. England -. (op, ; Bourn Mill. the' oldest post wlnd, mill in England. has been scum. uled as an ancientinonumcm go,

Dmogletiong The mill in nu, as .3-.:-..&” W

in MEMORIAM,

In fond memo of Jean, ed wife or Ambrose 1. Maxim: died Nov. 10, mo ,

Todly brings and memori of one we loved the but God called her to her home .,',,

Nth To averlenung root.

Ever reinembe ad by her lluc band, Mom and deughte on...

Card Of Thanks

Mr. George Beer wishes to ex. rue his sincere thanks to Dr. La. and clergy, kind friends and nelgh. bours and those who sent flowers cards. and fruit during my illness,

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little over 50,000,000 voters will cast, their ballots in the next preslden-; -. tlal election. , e 0 o

A brand new drug called efacalnel is credited by two doctors of New. York State to kill pain for a ten- day period after an operation- long enough so that some patients, never experienced pain at all. ., It took more than 100,000 gallons ,

nor man as aw;

of paint to dress up the SIM”-

x. Queen Mary last time she was ' t A. painted.

Qkwxk Trained dogs on the Korean bat-

; lay tleground are reducing battle casu-

.”” slties of the U. N. iorces by 60

per cent.

All are German shepherds. Each dog has a trained attendant. They indicate the presence of the enemy by freezing in position. The dolls worst enemy is the Korean tick which embeds itself in the animal's . coat and cannot be removed. ll paralyze-s the victim for a week a but after that period the animal is immune to further attacks.

One may be too young to enter college but never too old according to '76-year-old .lohn Breedllne who' has applied for admittance to Wayne University. I

Breedlmc is a member of ihe 1952 graduating class at Northern High, school. Detroit. O O I :

It you tlilnk hypiiotism is all: blink listen to this: A 12-year-old ”- British girl still suffers the effectsl, of being hypnotized three years ago! o The British parliament is prepar-

Coquitlam, Canada.

Mr. Young, Toronto, Ontario. 'slie

3 spot. OPPIG DAYS

Thursday, Nov. 20-Friday, Nov. 21 -Saturday, Nov. 2.2

and Snow Service On and Off the Road

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This week-end we are offerlnggxcopi-ion iust now and later. Stock up and save. " Prices. Use our catalogue atoll times,

to call and see our

real bargains.

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oi reductions on lines for winter wear that are needed the meet No old stock to offer you, brand new Full goods or real low to those who have not received one. we would gladly welcome you

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would have hunted harder those who had escaped. One by one the frightened Mice who had escaped, crept back to the familiar runways in the grass. In a sur- . prisingly short time they were busy making new homes, cutting new, paths, and had forgotten the great terror. Perhaps they had not! really forgotten it, but were not' letting themselves think of it.

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Pre-Christmas Sale. Wedn-ssday Thursday Friday Saiurtiay

M'EN1sI DEPT. in

Men's TOPCOATS. OVERCOATS. I

STATION WAGON. Reg. to 5339.50 ..................... i I Menls Z155-In Lining

20'Yo OFF. ALL OTHER SUITS. TOPCOATS. and OVERCOATS

ii.2f..'...... .................. .. 2lI.5O

Men's Leather Palm

Men's Fall Suits

Fine all-wool Worsted and Gabardines, plain colors and fancy weaves. Single and don- ble-breastcd models. Regular, Tall and

Wlirices s35.95 to 54.0.00

' I Mens Winter Overcocis All-wool Frieze, Velour and Elysian. Plain colors and fancy weaves, slip-on and bolted models with patch pockets. Also licavv lined zipper Gabardilies.

Prices 520.00 to 565.00

Men's Station Wagon Cools

Fawn, Navy Blue, with fur collar. Heavy (wilted lining, belt all around. Sizes 36' to

F Price S27.95

Smart Junior Dresses In taffeta, Moire in all ihe high shades.

56.95 to 59.95.

Men's Sur-Cools

Fawn, and Navy Blue, heavy quilted lining, half belt and full belt. Sizes 36 to 48.

Prices 519.95 to 522.75

Men's 1007, A?Wool G b d' 9 - ..:.'. ”.'.i9.'.-if.....??E3i.f....27.50

WORK GLOVES .. . . ..

Men's

DRESS SHIRTS . . . .'....

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Boys' Station Wagon Coats, Boys' Parkas,

Boys' Bomber Jackets, Boys' Corduroy Jackets

All heavy quilted linings.

ifFi'..?.."'.IfII?f:..., ....... ..2li.50

, LADl'ES' I.ADIES' COATS in special groups of

I 19.50 ..... 24.50

All Other Cloth Cooie 96 loss . .

332..'f?"5. ii.f...F..”..'...CT.'1......1 49.50 :C'.'.ci'.'.'.T.'...I.7.'..c.7.T'.T.'. .............. .. 20'” :'.?J"i?I..iI"f.?.iI'.f,”Tl'.; 1 0”" Children's Snow and Ski Suits lust arrived 9.95 .. 19.50 3I88 and

of the 510.00 Gift EARL MALONE. 15

Lediee' Drones reduced to

winner

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2O17a off all our Wool Dresses 1

Quilted Rayon Skirte clearing ot

Nylon Blouses special

Z”.".II.”.' ... .............................. .. 1-00 ' f'.'.'lI. ....... 1 .49 .... 1.95

I.odIee' Purses, Housecoate I and Millinery leee ....,, ......... ..

Just arrived large aeeortrnent l.odiee' Colion Home Dresses, Cobler Aprone and Televieion Coats for Ollie.

Certificate keel Saturday. was Deslrisoy Crescent

Sizes 26 to 36. Special prices.

Boys' heavy fleece-lined combination under-

wear, sizes 24 to 34. Special at ........ .. S239 Youths' Blue Denim Overalls, sizes 28 to 36. Special .......................................... .. S200

Boys' Plaid Doeskin lined Dungarees. Special ..................... .. 33.98

Boys' tweed pants, wool and cotton mix- ture. Special ...................................... .. S339 Boysl plain color zipper neck pullover sweaters, sizes 28 to 34 at ................ .. 31.95 Fancy pullovers, crew neck. Sizes 28 to 34. Price ...................................................... .. S235

9' x 1015'-S825;

Per pair

CARPET on-Aernner. SP DISCONTINUED nssioivs IN nnxoniwat "

Runs-Size 6' x 9'-M75; 7V2' x 9'--s5.75; 9' x 9'-36.95; 9i x 1 -39.50. Ruffled Curtains, size 35 inches to 2 V4 yards. Special Price,

M'en's Solin Bomber Jackets

Colors wine, brown and blue, heavy quilted lined. Sizes 36 to 44.

Price 511.95

Men's heavy dark brown Parkas, quilted lining, fur-lined hood. Sizes 36 to 46. Spe- clal Price S1235 Men's heavy blue Denim Overalls. Sizes 36 to 46. Special Price ........................ .. s3.95 e

Panties in striped silk. Alsoybloomers and bobelis. Special Price ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 69o Substandard Nylon Tricot Slips. Special at .. ............... ......... .. i52.95 Beautiful Nylon Panties. Special Prices-

iS1.00 and 331.25 Children's Woolen Mitts 89c and 981:

House Dresses arrived by Express-All new Prints marked Very Special.

Men's heavy grey wool work socks. price, a pair Men's heavy lined work mitts.

Price, pair .......................... ...... ... ....... .. S1179

Men's heavy quality fleece-lined combination underwear, sizes 36 to 46. Price .... .. 133.75

Men's all-wool Cardigan coatsweaters, my and brown, all sizes. Special price .. 3 .80

Men's fleece-lined shirts and drawers, all sizes. Special, per garment 52.19

Heavy Frieze Cloth Coating. 54 inches. wide. Brown and grey. Special price. per yard ................................................ .. 52.95

Ladiesi Heavy Snuggies, wool and rayon. Sizes S, M, L. Special ..................... file

1 oz. ball Kroy Wool, nylon reinforced. fall, good shades? Special, a -ball

cites

Cotton Loop Mats in shades of Rose, Blue, uitable for bedroom or bath room. 36"-'-S315; 24" x 45"-S498.

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YMENT PLAN

'Green, Yellow and Red, Sizes -18'? x 30"--32.29; 24" x

Prowse.

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All Ladies and Children's

A big assortment of the popular shades and styles.

Winter Cools

All sizes, selling at - Special Prices

lubyolls Prom Snow Suits

Colors Powder Blue and Light Rose. Sizes 1 to 2 years.

Special Price 510.95

Lodics' Wool Cardigans

Assorted Colors. Sizes 16 to 20

Special Price 53.98

Lodics' Nylon Stockings

51 Gauge 30 Denier

Sale Price 51.19 I ,

Children's Corduroy Overalls, assorted col- ors. Sizes 2 to 6. Special 61-98

Pillow Cases, plain or hemstltched, 42 in- ches wide. Special Price, a pair .... .. 51-25

Just arrived-Two cases of Print Patches and underwear ends.

Chenille Bedsprends, double-bed size, white, blue, rose, green, yellow, with pastel shades- Special .......... ......... . . ..................... 53-95 Rayon Bedepreads, size 81 x 4100 in blue and green. Special .......... ..

Bath Towels in colored stripe and Elli" shades, size 21 by 40 at, peir ........... .. 9

Plaid Cotton Flannel. suitable for ldddies' dresses or boys: shirts Price, a yard ........ .. ................................ ..

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axmsirriin was an srnoiai. redone

, I All new designs and popular colors. ' . 6' 9" x 9'-'-s53.oo; 9' x 1ov.'-.ss2.oo; 9' x 12'.ss9.oo

soiled Curtains and Cottage Sets,.cleerln'g'at ........... -. em DI-c0"i' ;

'Heevy quality Rayon Damask Drapery material, as inches wide. Rec . uiar s2.75 per yard, clearing at

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