HAVE A HOLIDAY AT CHRISTMAS?

If So We Ask Your Co-operation

WE WILL HAVE NO DELIVERY ON CHRISTMAS DAY

So in order that you will have sufficient milk and cream for over the holiday we ask you to order a two day supply from our regular Saturday delivery.

This arrangement applies to Summerside, Kensington, St. Eleanors and Airport customers.

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The management and staff of the IDEAL DAIRY |oin in wishing all our customers the merriest Christmas and best New Year ever.

IDEAL DAIRY

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KENSINGT ON - SUMMERSIDE

" l Neill, Kensiiigton. ; P“ - r Jewellers. Only $2.00 each

1 mama. .December 25th. Bedeque ll A. M.

WESTERN GUARDIAN

—GENERAL INSURANCE Ralph Cl. Muttart, Summerside.

—PEN SETS by Watennans Parker. Sheatfers sold a-t. Moase Jewellers.

—COMPACTB all sizes shapes for the ladies at Jewellers.

and Mouse

-FINE VALUES in quality watches, all prices. Watches that can be trusted sold at Moase Jewellers.

--F.\nlvmn_s.-"we now have Stable-Phos 1n stock and can fill your requirements. James Muc-

—-MANY CUSTOMERS are pleased with the fine bargains they are getting in the gift-wrap- WFDHSQ packages at Moase

-—BEDEQUB UNITED cnoncn Services Sunday.

Borden 3 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Crowe. B.A., M1“.

ister.

——NEW LONDON Predoyterian

‘Churches. Sc-rviccn Christmas: Day,

Decemb€r Clifton 11.00 A. M. South Granville 2.30 P. M. Gcdriie Memorial 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Ctlliiphcll. Minister.

-—0'I.EAR\' PASTORAL CHARGE The United Church of Canada Rev. W (l. Dickson. B. A.. Pastor Christmas Sunday December 23th Blromfieid at 11 A. M. West Devon at 2.13.’) P.M. O'Leary at 7.30 P. M Sermniis and music appropriate for Chrisimas. .\ll welcome.

M. F,.SCHURMAN C0. LTD, .

CHARIJQTTETOWN '

1‘ HE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

IN MEKORIAM

MRS. JOHN STUART

- Imilse schurman. wlfo. of John Stuart of Central Bedeque passed peacefully unto her eternal rest on ‘Tuesday, December 6th., at the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Mrs. Stuart was born November 29, 181B. the eldest daughter o! the late Jesse Schurman and ville. Elizabeth Callbeck, and spent all her days from chiidhoods miorning hour to the serene maturity of life's afternoon in the loving ser- vice of her home, church and com- munity. Qf unique personality stemming from a. good-natured impuislveness and an independent mind, she combined many talents or gracious living to make her home a delight to visit, and her influence for good something in- calculabie. A friend writing oi her said: "She was such a delightful person to know; so kind; so cheer- ful, so vital, You always felt better and happier after being with her. She xvas really a great success as a

- and as a loving wife and helpmeet

human being and ti. Christian woman." ,_ As a devoted daughter in the

heme, caring for her father and mother during their last. illnesses

to her husband, Mrs. Stuart ever poured out herself in affectionate and self-sacriﬁcing service. Bede- q-ue United Church where her mem- bership extended back over fifty years received the loyalty and dc- voiion of one who gave instintlngly in many ways, but most outstand- ingly’ as organist which position she held for over thirty-five years Besides a host of friends and cous- ins scattered Canadadwlde, there are left to mourn her sorrowing husband, niece. Doris, Mrs. Regin- ald llaslam or Springfield, who from an early ago received from

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her aunt a mother-like care and attention in the home; also a sis- ter, Priscilla, Mrs. Clark MacQuar- rie of Summerside.

The funeral took place on Thurs- day, December 8th., from Bedeque United Church which was filled to capacity. with the Rev. W. B. F. Crowe officiating. The full 6110i!‘ sang three of Mrs. Stuart's fav- ourite hymns: At. Even e'er the Srun was Set, Unto the Hills. 811d T911 Thousand Times, Ten Thousand. The pail-bearers, cousins of the deceased, were Albert wright. llarry Wright, Ralph Calibeck. Leith schurman. Everett Schurman and Howard Schurman. Interment was in the Bedeque United Church Cemetery beneath many beautiful floral tributes. silent expressions of love and remembrance.

The Morning is iiear iis

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"You're a funny one. Lydia."

"Me? Funny?"

"Yes, you are. You were alw-nys funny."

"ll/hats funny about me?" she asked a little anxiously.

"I don't. know. But. you're not like the rest of the Chippmans." And suddenly Henry glowed red, as if fearing he had offended either the Chippmans or her. "I mean." he ivcnt on, "most women wouldn't think they could adopt foreign ithlfdren."

“But. you see foreigners aren't so foreign to me. I've lived with them as much as with Americans." “That's right too," he laughed. She was thinking it was too bad Henry hadn't children of his own. He had never married, warren said. He would have been so good to a family.

She and the children walked up the hill with him. He said his dog Sally had pups and he would give them one. And they must come over and see the calves. How nice to have Henry as a neighbor, with only the cemetery between them, just as it used to be.

The second day after that was Saturday and tho men stopped work at noon Addie was still there; she lived half a mile up the road and her husband would stop for her as he came from work in town. He didn't take Saturday afternoon off - but these union men, they didn't hurt themselves!

Addie was very busy in the kitchen, leaving things for Sunday because she didn't come Sundays. She had her little girl with her today and Lily and Diego and Koula were painting a piece of beaverboard they had stood up against the woodshed. "And a perfect mess they are making of themselves," said Addie indulgent-

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Pancho stood a little way off looking at the house. He looked lonely. Lydia took liim a carrot and mhhcd ills nose. “Want l0 go some place?" she asked. _ To be continued

DBITIIAR

MRS. GEORGE S. McKENNA in.

The following names we"

advertcntly omitted.

MASS CARDS

Mr. and Mrs. John MGKED-Til, Dover. N. H

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mulligan. Winnipeg

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Murphy, Emerald.

Miss Florrle M. Green, Central Bedeque.

liﬂ-ISSAGES 0F SYIVIPATHY

Mr. and ‘Mrs. Walter Ilarrner, Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nllllligan and Family Winnipeg.

Mrs. Etbci Lodger. Dover. N. H. Sister Margaret. Marie.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams. Summersidc.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MoKenna, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hugihes, llalifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Greenan, Toronto.

Miss Minerva Cairns, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dcighan and George. Borden.

Mr. Ernie Mulligan and Ernest. Don. Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Connolly, Toronto.

Bedtime Stories

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it in under the edge of the shock. Perhaps he didn't fee] safe out 111 the moonlight, for the ways of a Rat. are the ways of darkness. But he was a young Rat and careless. His tail was still out in the moon- light. Bobby Coon saw it. Perhaps he wouldn't have ii’ it hadn‘t. mov- ed. Bobby pounced. There was a sharp squeak and a moment later there was one less member of Robber the Rat's "Lost by tail.

B3118- l'm glad my tail

is short." squealted Danny.

DECEMBER 23, 1949

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We take pleasure in offering you the compliments of the season and truly hope you have a. very happy holiday.

Brooke-it's Duality Jewellers SUMMERSIDE '

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MILLAR’S STDRE

KEHSIHIiTDH, P. E. I. SPECIALS‘

Wed. Thur. Fri. 8t Sat. of This Week

20% DISCOUNT on Men's, Women's and Children's Sweaters Men's Parkas, Overalls, Work Shirts and Remy Winter Pants Parkas and Overalls. Dresses, Skirts and

Boys‘ Sweaters, 30% DISCOUNT on all Ladies’ Blouses

SHOE STORE

DISCOUNT on all Men's, Women's and Child- ren's Boots, Shoes and Slippers

TOYLAND

Prices on many of our Toys have been reduced by 1-3 DISCOUNT for the balance of this season.

NOTICE This store will be opened Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings until 10 P. M. But will close on Saturday, Christmas Eve, December 24th. at 6 P. M. to give my clerks Christmas Eve at home.

WISHING YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS

MILLAR’S STDRE

KENSINGTON, P. E. l.

20%

we PIMDUCTIDII 41m town: costs

There is no mystery to securing higher egg produc- tion at lower cost. Here are practical, proven steps which, if followed, will step up your egg production per bird, increase your egg proﬁts, and cut down your feed expenses per dozenbggs produced-

w" CULL YOUR ILOCK '-

An 80 egg hon will "nlllllw. on the average, al- most il lbs. of feed for every

FEED AMFI-Y AND COR- RECTLY —_ Kee a

Ientiful supply of Miracle Y" I; Mash efnre the birds at al times. Ila lion's feed doesn t all shc needs to mnlm

dozen eggs she lays . . . hut give her _ a 200 egger will consume, on oggi-nshe draws on her tissues to tho average, Icsa than 5 lbs. mnkethem. . .loecs waightnnd

strength. Miracle buying Mash gives a lion everything neoelﬂafy to make eggs. and at. tho same time koeps tho hen healthy l0 she will lny fastor and for a

longer period. ﬁ NOUSINO PUILITS — Diseaso may bupread among puilets by old stock that seems disease-free and yet isnot. Aiwa s house ulleto separately or sol of!‘ the n d stuck and start-

of for-d for every dozen eggs eh}- lsys. Cull your pullell with care It: housing time. Cull all old haul before puttlnl them in laying houses. * QIAN UP - Unhealthy and dead birds are money lourl. So clean your houses and every bit of equip-

ment before moving bird! In. Do a thorough job -- sweep.

wraps, scrub, scald, and dis- again with puilqtuonlyGetyour

infect. It's work . . . but it's pulluts into laying houses early.

worth it. at about 6 to Qmontlil of aim. \ according to their breed.

WATER AND ORIT - Plenty of fresh, clean water ll sloontinl -— for heavier breeds at least l8 to 20 quarts r day par 100 birds. Never all to eep a clean supply nf oyster shells and granite grit before the bird: always.

ﬁ iiousl IIID! nom- lY-Crowdiuglaansno the o" yield and causes the death rate in rise. Give your flock well-ventilated but draft- Ieuu houses. with ad uato

equipment, and sufficient oor.

neat, roost, feeder, and waters:

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wuto. Avoid unto caused by improperly constructed feeders or by filling feeder! too full. Avoid haste in handling and storing. Avoid wants by rain and in all other ways possible. Bo lure to make

use of the int mince in every lack.