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SEPTEMBER 18. 1952

FIRESTONE -EXTRA VALUE MERCHANDISE CL'ASSIFIED SALE

TOYS r

FOR. SALE -- A WONDERFUL assortment of Toys for all age graups, Beautiful Dolls, Doll Prams. Games for young and oil-1,, Mechanical Toys, Electric Turns, Desk and Chair Sets, Musical Toys. Lowest prices. use our Lay-Away Plan. ,

HUNTERS X

FOR SALE -1 GUNS. A COM-

plete range of double and- single

barrel; also Ammunition. De-

coys, Cleaning Rods. etc. We trade guns. See us today.

”'el.scrmcAL APPLIANCES

FOR ALE .. NATIONALLY an. vert sed Appliances. G. E. Elec- trlc Kettles, featherweightvfrons. Sandwich Toasters. Waffle Grills. I-Jiectric C offs e Percolators. Steam Irons, Gas Irons. Electric Fans and Heaters. I-Iotplates.l lleating Pads, Electric Blankets. Travel Irohs, beautiful Eiectricl Clocks. All at Lowest Prices. They make a lovely gift.

"Efecrluc LIGHT BULBS

I do-WATT BULBS 591:.

we FILL MAIL ORDERE LOWEST PRICES anvviars

Up To 24 Months To Pay ' QUALITY KITCHEN WARE

FOR BALE-VEGETABLE CRISP- ers, Sponge Mops, Swing Away (Ian Openers, Bathroom Scales. ironing Boards, Rubber Covered Plate Mats, Kitchen Stools. Rub- her Mats, Utility Tables. Garbage Cans. sets of Silverware, Carv- ing Sets, Bread Boxes. Cannister Sets, Pots and Pans, all sizes. -ic.

..............B-. FOR LISTENING ENJOYMENT

FOR. SALE - RADIOS. BEAUT- iiui tone. modern style, long range reception. Combination Console and Table models with Webster three speed automatic record changer; also lots of mantel models to choose from. nnw colours and designs. We also have a large choice of battery radios and power packs. outside aerials. etc. Car Radios our specialty. See our display.

mm. WHEEL GOODS FOR SALE - BIG STURDY BI- P)'l'.IES, Trlcyclcs. Wooden and Metal Carts and Wagons. Sport Cars. Fire Engines. Station Was- ons. etc. Beautiful Baby Car- rlages and Strollers.

SPORT

Hill SALE - A FULL LINE OF Sportingl Goods for Football, Hockey, Golf. Tennis. Baseball; also complete ilsiiinz supplies- Lowest prices.

A......-MM.A TOOLS

FOR. SALE - POWER TOOLS. Saws. Planes. Sanders. Drills. Presses, complete power work- shop sets; also all size wrenches, saws. rules, hammers, vises, blow torches. etc..

. mM......M......... I FIRESTONE WASHERS FOR SALE - ELECTRIC WASH- ers 3129.95 up; also that fam- ous Firestone Gasoline Washer at only 3194.50. Up to 24 month! to pay. REFRIGERATORS FOR. SALE-FIBESTONE ELEC- tric Refrigerators. The finest you can buy-first In style, fine performance through the years. 5 beautiful models to choose from. all the latest ideas you

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MONTREAL. September 18th-Right now-from .Canada's most fertile farinlanda-gmmes a special crop of the nest tomatoes ou'vc ei r tasted. They're filie with health ling vitamins and minerals-they're utterly delicious - they're the tomatoes.t.hat.are freeh-packed for your eating pleasure in Heins famous tomato "foursome" . . . ems Tomato Ketchup, Heinz Chili Sauce, Hcins p Cream of Tomato Soup and Heirs: Tomato Juice. Watch for special "fresh pack" displays of HEINZ TOMATO PROD- UQTS at your. grocer's now. Stock up wills 0. winter's supply from tlils newest Heinil harvest. It's yours for months of happy, wholesome.

hearty eating. You'll1'IinnIsYossrLuclrySlonfor "I've Never Seen A Better Do- in, DOMOLITE - signed Stone!"

- when Fall

' -I know you'll I-plueclennlns. say it, too,wlien t. rm e c o m e s

you one the 'i-ou rid . You new GUItNl'lY see, thisfunous .

g . I ' Gas Range. Ii.s vinylita plastic igcfigne . have fabric cleans so t ought pf

easily. Just everything for your convenience! wipe with a. damp cloth. No irqn- Cooking and baking are made so ins. Of course. And Domollie much easier with the special Gur- (made by Dominion Oilcloih and soy features . . . automatic clock

' control-interipr oven light . . . and. above all. the epecial Gurney "Ever!-Heat" oven that keeps the temperature exactly right-aut.o- mstically-on the sides, the top, the bottom and even in the cor- ners. But you'll want to see the new Gurney features for yourself. Ask your dealer to show you the new Gurney Gas Ranges-all of them "kitchen-tested" for carefree

Linoleum Company) is easy to sew. Make kitc en and bathroom curtains, aprons and drapes with itl It wears and wears-repels moisture, oil. and ldirt.-and its price is a pleasant su rise. See the beautiful colours an patterns at your department or variety store. And write to mo-Barbara Brent, llll. Crescent St, Mont- real, P.Q.-Ior Iree. illustrated literature showing what you can

cooking.

make with Dolnoiite. It's My, Constant Beauty Com- side and out. For

"Lnugls And The World Laughs x , inside the com- '

pact, you'll find Woodbury's much-talked-about "one - lninute" make -up - foundation- tint - and powder all-in-one. Just smoo-o-th it on with a glide of the puff. It's a soft, clinging. total make-up that gives. you a quick. velvet- srnooth time in just one minute. There are 5 flattering shades. Per-

Wllls You- .. pisnlnn....won- Cry and you derful WOOD- cry alone". It's BURY DREAM

S T U F F in its sleek new llixury compact that's beauty-full -- in-

an old. old say- ing but forever truel So. re- , member. is ex t

time you're feeling bluer than a rainy day.pyou should (and can!) do something about it. A glass of sparkling SAL HEPATICA taken before breakfast ,will make you feel like a new woman. And when hubby or soil isn't feeling just. right. either. an gest they try Sal Iflcpatia, too. id ou know that it's been a faithful amily laxative for over sixty years? mhmm. And another beauty about Sal Hepstica is that you can use it safely merely as a "refresher" in- the morning - or at night when your system feels the need of a more thorough remedy. Next. time you see your dl'ussi-mask him for . . . or in the gold-and-blue box- Sal Hcpatica. just 75c.

Even Small Bears have big appetites, but. nothing compared to your school-agers when they come home for lunch. Thalfs wh it's a good idea. to have yummy KRAFT DI 'NER always handy. Next time you buy it-- iookpfor it in the brand new package. It's the same delicious "Kraft Dinner" you've always liked, bilt the package has a new, eye-catching design that speeds up your shopping because its so easy to find. M-mmrnl There's a wealth of good eating in that new red-and-yellow packagei By itself or with other foods. "Kraft Dinner" makes a wonderfully appetizing dish. It's ready- to-cook macaroni-and-clieesc at its best, and it cooks in only 7 minutcsl .. . a wholesome main dish for -I that costs less than 6 cents-a serving!

I've Learned My Leuonl . . . after "gaposis" trouble with an ordinary. ' " ing sipgrer" I'll never again logy anything but. LIGI-ITNIN ELIDE FASTEN S. You see. Lightning are the fasteners with that famous Auto- matic Loclc. They slide at. a touch. yet. lock -by themselves-no tab to press down-no prong to snag material. They were the first slide fasteners in Canada. and now I've convincedgmyself-theyire still the best. When you buy Lightning. yoii get. flexibil- ity durability. washabiiity-is wide range of sizes an colours to choose from-PLUS'the exclusive Automatic Lock and the perfection of expert workmanship. Yet they cost no more than an ordinar slipper. So insist on Lightning Slide Fasteners in the familiar red an black package. '

Years 0I,ScIcnIiIie Research have gone into solving a problerrf that concerns us women-that of intimate feminine clean- liness. ZONITORS are the result-and thousands of grateful women.-find them. the most satisfactory method of feminine hygiene they've ever use . Gresselcss, stainless, snow-white vaginal supposi- tories-Zonitors are dainty and convenient to use. The 're powerfully iennicidal, yet absolutely safe , to elicate tissues. or frank facts about the im-

' portant subject of feminine hygiene, simply write so nu-Barbara Brent, I411 Crescent St, Montreal, P.Q.-and I'll send you I free booklet in a plain wrapper. --

side, the compact is a slim. plastic case that won't. break. won't spill -won't ewer get that "battered" look. You'll love itl Ask for Wooribury Dream Stuff in the new luxury compact - lust 81.00

feet for a busy woman! And oulf- .

ran'flnd. We will trade for your old Refrigerator. Low monthly payments; up to 24 months to Day.

' CAR ACCESSORIES

POI! SALE - YES WE OAN SAY this without any doubt, "If it's New we have it". Also stocked with the latest things for your car to add to the attractiveness and value. You should take a few minutes to come in and browse .nround. It is well worth seeing our display. Heaters. De- frosters. Anti-Freeze.

LM............... FIRESTONE TIRES

FOR SALE - FIBESTONE TIRES and Tubes for Automobiles. Trucks. Farm Implements. Trac- tors. Bicycles and Road Machin- Fry. (We trade tires). (Whole- sale and Retail).

TIRE SERVICE um SALE-SERVICE so TIRES

of all sizes. We fix flats, vul- ranize, retread. Fast service al-

gwayl. BATTERIES

'03 SALE - FIIIESTONE BIG powerful Batteries for cars. trucks and tractors at lowest prices for a heavy duty. Guar- anteed battery for any job. Lib- c-rai trade-in allowance for your old Battery. We also service batteries. have rentals while your battery is being charged. etc. Have your battery checked to- day. Lgwigtgj

STOVES

FOR SALE - COAL D WOOD Ranges. Furnaces. Gas and Elec- lrlc. Gas and Coal. Ga and Oil. ' NC. Combinations. all 1 es: also Fire tone oil Space - Heaters. man also: and model! to choose from; -also electric rangsttes. new and used, at lowest prlc . Propane Gas Heaters that an! "iv MI.V"Il'ElIVt and really give 0!! with not heat. Asigabout our time payment plan.

Phone, Wrlh or Call FIRISTONE URYENTON Ir MGCKAV COMPANY

TIT Gt. George NI."

X99; friendly FIRESTONE Dsslarl

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' THE .GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Mcllaliy-Garland Wedding

A very pretty wedding was sol- emnlzed at St. Patrick's Church. Fort Augustus on Wednesday morning August 20th at 8:30 when Theresa Mary, daughter at the late John T. and the late Mary Elizabeth Garland of Tar- antum, became the bride of Thomas Joseph, son of the late Thomas and the late Mary Mo- Naliy of Tracadie.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. P. Butler. who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

The bride looked very charm- ing in a becoming floor length gown of white nylon net over taffeta. her fingertip veil held In place by a wreath of oranize blos- soms. and she carried a bouquet of red roses.

She was attended by her cou- sin. Miss Elizabeth McGaughey. who was attired in a floor length gown of blue net over taffeta. with matching headdress and mitts and carried a bouquet of pink and yellow roses.

The groom was attended by his nephew. Mr. Leigh McNaIly of Charlottetown.

During the Mass appropriate hymns were sung by Mrs. J. J. Mclnnls. who also played the wedding march.

Following the ceremony a re- ception and breakfast was held

at Sandy's Restauran t. Marsh- field. where upwards of one hundred guests had assembled.

The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Rev. T. P. Butler and responded to by thergroom. Com- pllmentary remarks were also made by Rev. Kenneth McPher- son and Rev. Reginald Phalen of Tracadie and Rev. Kenneth Mc- Millan of Kelly's Cross.

The day was pleasantly" spent In dancing until 5 o'clock when the happy couple left amidst a host of well-wishers on a honey- moon trip through the Maritimes.

The bride chose for travelling ii. grey gabardine suit with mauve and white accessories.

The groom's gift to the bride was a mother of pearl prayer- book. The bride's gift to the groom was a cigarette lighter, to her bridesmaid a pearl rosary and case and' the gift to the groomsman was a billlold.

On their return a reception was held at the home of the groom on Monday evening August 25 where over 250 guests had as- sembled. The toast to the bride on this occasion was proposed by Rev. Kenneth McPherson and re- sponded to by the groomsman. Remarks were also made by Rev. R. Phalen of Tracadie. Mrs. Math- ias Martin of Watertown, Mass., Miss Peggy McGuirk and Mr. Henry McGuirk of Somervllle. Mass. Also present at the recep- tion were Rev. T. P. Butler and Rev. Vincent Murnaghan. The evening was pleasantly spent in singing and dancing, music being furnished on both occasions by the Mclnnis family.

Many beautiful and costly gifts were received which showed the esteem in which both the bride rand groom are held. In the wee small hours of the morning all departed, wishing Mr. and Mrs. McNally many happy years of wedded bliss.

Previous to her marriage the bride was tendered a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lind- say Feltmate of Cambridge, Mass.. and one at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murnaghan of Water- town, Mass., beside is substantial sum of money from her fellow employees of the Adams House, Harvard University. where the bride was employed for the past four years.

Mr. and Mrs. McNaliy will re- side in Tracadle where the groom is engaged in fishing and farm-

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Hampton and I I I Vicinity The Bruce family have removed to 1-Iu'i'lter's River. where they pur-

pose carrying on their occupation as mechanics.

Mrs. Ivan MacKllmon has been entertaining, among her recent visitors at her home in Desablb. her father, Mr. Campbell. and Mrs. Katherine Ince. of 1-Iluripton.

Work has been completed on the U. C. Manse. and the build- er of the addition has transferred his building equipment to another contract in connection with the Baptist Parsonage at Tryon.

Completion of a splendid mod- ern showroom and KHYIEC. 101" "I8 of L. D. MacI.eod 8: Sons in their

TOP PILOT Flt. Lt. Ernest Glover of Leaside, Ont, who has the best score of the half-dozen

munlsts in Korea, is on hi.s way to becoming an race. In two days he destroyed two Red MIGs; an "ace" is a flier with five destroyed. Glov- er also has damaged three Com- munist. planes. During the Second World War the 29-year-old pilot flew Hurricanes for the R. A. F. til shot down and taken prison- er. (GP from National Defence).

Hail drew a large attendance, and brought out a great variety of musical talent. providing an even- ing of enjoyment to all.

Recent improvements witiiln the district include installation of all electric pump and water system in the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacQuarrie. and a concre.c floor in the large garage of Mr. James V. Campbell.

one of the popular brides of tho- scasori, was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. on September 12th. Many and beautiful igifts testified to the genuine respect and good wishes of the givers. Following an even- ing spent in conversation, music, and song. the guests departed af- ter conveying to Miss MacDougaii a very good wish for an abund- ance of life's blessings and happi- ness for the future. ,

-A most regrettable accident oc- curred rat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rogerson, when through circumstances of an un- controllable nature. Mrs. Rogerson was quite seriously injured by an unfortunate fall on the floor of her residence. Quite recently, Mrs. Rogerson had returned from the P. E. 1. Hospital, following treat- ment. for a serious illness. Sincerc sympathy is extended to her by her many friends, together with the hopes that her future may be unbroken by any repetition of such unfortunate clrcumstallccs.

Church services were fairly well attended on Sunday, September 14th. At Canoe Cove the Orange- men were present in large num- bers. with the Rev. Mr. Kiilam as speaker, and at the Bonshaw Church evening service by the W. M. S. with the Rev. Mr. Baxter as speaker and Hampton choir under the direction of their organist,

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solemnlzcd at Church. 16th. at 4 pm. when Emma May . Victoria, daughter of Mrs. dale exchanged with Clarence Alton, son of Mr. and Mrs. ston, P. E. I.

corated with baskets of flowers. marked with willie satin bows.

wedding Royston Mugford played the nup- tial music. cousin of ' Lord's Prayer” 3! ' many and "I'll Walk Beside You"

i during the signing of tile regis- ter.

ing pearls. She carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses.

8 bouquet of Miss heavenly blue nylon with matcli- ing headpiece and mitts. She also carried a bouquet of white car- nations.

Mr. were Stanley Godfrey. cousin of the groom. brother of the bride.

was of groom's mother were a. dress of- navy sheer crepe white. with navy and white ac- cessories. crican Beauty roses.

Willis - Maciiay Wedding

A pretty summer wedding was Trinity United Charlottetown, on July Mr. Winston Macxfiy of marriage

and Park- vows Elmer Wlllls of King- The church was beautifully de- mixed Tm-. guest pews were Rev. A. S. Weir performed the ceremony while Mr.

Miss Shirley MacKay. the bride, sang "The during IIIP rere-

The bride, who was given in

marriage by her father. wore a

gown of white sheer over satin. R.C.A.F. pilots serving with the with A mled bodice and three, "-5- 3-11' 10'" 383ln5l' me C0m' quarter length veil with match-

head-piece trimmed with

M8: Joyce Willis, sister of the

groom attended as maid of hon- 01'. taffeta with matching nylon. veil of pink nylon 'net was held in place by a head band trimmed

Sire wore a gown of pink mitts of

and her shoulder length

with sequins. She carried a bou-

quetgof while carnations. Miss

other attraction thereto. of which B”."”” Ma”Ii"y' ilst" .”f the both the owners and inhabitants Egyde :l':gnd1:,'ldl55 :l:&l'8'l)1lfil;l1t:m;'l;' may feel a. pardonable pride. Mia; MMKHY wore a gown M The flddilngvcontest at Crapaud W"””'' ””"l" wml m"ch'"3

headpiece and mitts, and carried

Carnations. a gown of

white Vessey wore

The groom was supported by Elmer Yen. and the ushers

and Fenian MacKay. for

The bride's mother chosa

A very delightful shower for her daushler'I wedding I drea- Miss Helen Macbougall. daughter of navy and white crepe with of J. W. and Mrs. MacDougali, white accessories. I-Ier corsage

white Carnations. trimmed with Her corsage was Am-

Foliowing the wedding a re- ception was held at Sandy's Res-

iauranl. A three-tiered wedding cake topped with it miniature bride and groom centred lII('

bride's table. Rev. Mr. Weir pro-

posed the toast to the bride, to which the groom capably re- spondcd.

For their honeymoon the yoling couple motored through the New England States to Niagara Falls.

Toronto and Oshawa and other

points of interest in Ontario. For travelling the bride wore a wine gabardine suit with navy and white accessories.