Fﬁ-IE GUARDIAN. CIHARLCYITETOWN

DECEMBER 27, 19

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T" DORIS DAY JACKECA

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COMEDY - CARTOON

F301) rsmxns vnzsr SCHOOL

Grade V-‘l, Donald Benjamin

"""* Grade IV-I. Marie hiavMillnrll Rﬂport for November: 2. Dolly Cook; 3. Kenneth hiac- l Grade X—1. Fiorine liiarMillan; Millan. l U, Anne Bell; 3. Joan Stewart. Grads iII—-~1. Monty Emery , Grldn VIII-A. Olga Madsen Grade I iSr.)—1. Monty lilac-l

Grade VII—1. Nanette Cook; 2. Millan; 2. Lila iliacMillan; 3. Jiml “an Cfwk; 3. Janet IMricMiiian. MacMilian. Grade VI-1. Esther MacLeod; 2. Gracie I (lnt.) l. Hazel Mac- Millan

Alan MacMilian; 3. Jackie Fmary.

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rm Pop's smart! He says nobody

way cold treatment, and we'll never be by colds". '

HISTABS in Reader's DiauLTime and Home Companion .

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antler from colds now. "Plenty of rest", Pap lays, “o healthy diet, and DuoHlSTABS, the new anti-histamine and A P C, one day, two.

i "Keep your feet dryltoo", he says, with a big ﬁnk. But l know that. 'Course, kids my age understand more'n our parents realize. I read all about the new anti-histamine used in Dua-

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following plaoeo in Montague- ln Georgetown: The Post Oﬂioe;

..'FITTED FOOTWEAR at. the Montague Shoo Store.

.....'NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that their oopy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the previous day to ruaranteo insertions. Lhit o! city advertisers who telephone classi- fieds, etc.. should particularly bear this in mind.

Georgetown and Vicinity

itor to Charlottetown during last week.

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Jerome Condon oi’ Charlottetown was the guest. oi Mr. James Dal- ton over Christmas.

Miss Kay Roche, student at 8t. Damian's University, is spending her Christmas holidays at her home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Scully and daughter. Kathleen oi Char- lottetown, visited iriends and rel- atives ln Georgetown during the Christmas holidays.

Mr. Lorne Mair, arts student at Mount Allison University. Sack- ville, N.B.. is enjoying his holidays at his homo in Georgetown.

I lemming ‘

GLORIA JEA

lass foil - Fairlie ~ ltirrlsn lH ~~" I h»... mmr _ Mr. Allister MacDonald _oi . lUlilHAllPEli-liﬁlillli SvlislllUllPil , Georgetown Royalty. “as a buwv M, ass visitor to Charlottetown on llliillillltilil d‘? F"*">'~ l t’. _ " I‘ Jackie Wallace, who is a stuci~ ‘Au - ‘COLUMBIA 71mm; (J ent in Grade XI, NlOlll-RIZUE Meni- . _ orail High Sohool is holidaying at

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his home in Georgetown.

NEWS - COMEDY Mm TRAVEL - SCREEN SoNGlCommercial College student in

lChariottetmvn. is spending her ilialidafvs with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, David Lovers.

Margaret Levers. Union

Grade I (JrJ-l. Shirley Stew-

art‘ Clarence Stewart, student at

Prince oi Wales College, is the guests for the season's holidays oi his parents. Mr. and Mrs. AH. Stewart.

Teacher: Doug 1\iacl_)ougall.

U. S POPYLATION

WASlIlNGfYON. Dec. 2s . (AP) Th. Geomehn “M, school ,wl;h° ‘WW1 Sh)“ Wvulaiw“ closed on Friday ror the Christ- . . crossed the lo0.000,000 mark. ma; hondayx The various End“ The Census Bureau today cstunat- in 1,11, school had the“. Christmas Pd the population. ZTOWIHE It trees and on Friday morning we- zm-Oombminllh 611D. rear-had 150,- srnts were exchanged and the pup. i8J,000 Nov. l. 115 rggoh-Pd a treat or candy and

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“Even with lots of sleep and proper food", says Pop. “we can still catch colds. But if we take DuoHlSTABS at the first sign ole cold, in nine cases out ol ten it'll be gone before morn. ing. That's because the new anti-histamine in DuoHlSTABS lthe one preferred by the Navy) counteracts the histamine released in our bodies by the cold virus, and the Aspirin, Flrenacetin and Colieine (A P Cl make doubly sure that our bodies get lots of help in fighting the cold."

"RM. good load and DuoHISTABS", says Pop, "and we'll NEVER have any man colds".

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within twenty-tour hour] It anti-histamine was tatcn within the hut haul Ill“ ‘Illirmvlemi-ere "Mm-d.

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til minutes and all uqm of a rotd were wane ncat day.

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llootrmrvt ta r ."".Mtnoetndnd t Lil... Inn-ZS?" 1.573.. "£31.13 °'.‘.'.?..’.ll’.'.'l..? t“ ‘W "Mr l» ":- lruam reported that rn nun: and A P C tablet ‘m ' a. ‘munn 9'" nine out ot ten eases. all was tolien by the workers within ‘Invent ‘thatch.

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in |uil a but aver one day. tlbvevrr. when trlalrnenl "H been» otter m. any; " d"? "P Qood ot all. '

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Min 8. A. Llewellyn; Mn. H. Richard: b Son.

Olly. in Sourla: The Snack Bar and N.

....".l‘0 ATTEND WEDDING — Mrs. Bert MacDonald. Monique. has iett tor Montreal. RQ. While there she will attend the wedding o! her cousin. Miss Polly Cutler.

iruit. Mr. Ivan Stewart. capabiy iulillled the role o! Santa Claus ior the occasion.

Mk. Nathan Mair, student in theology at Toronto University, is spending his holidays at his homo in Georgetown.

Olury

At the annual meeting o! the Boy Scout Group Committee Douglas Hardy was anointed to act as Scoutmaster for the cam- lng year. Assisting him will be former s. M. Jaok Matthews. who felt that the brunt oi leadership should be plaoed upon a younger man. A vole oi thanks was extend- ed to Mr. Matthews ior his many years oi iaithiul service.

Barry Parker, who is attending Mount Allison University, arrived home a iew days ago to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Parker.

Miss Madeline MoKeemsn oi Charlottetown is tho guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hanson, Burnt

Pmm- Two ﬁlms on scouting were harm Go d K . Miss Ann MacDonald, Grade Xi a w r on e” student at hiontagua Memorial Alberto“

Assistant sCﬁllltnlﬁSléf. Gordon Coiiin, reports that The Patrol System has been adopted by the First Aiberion ‘hoop. As a result o! this. Patrol Leaders and Sec-

Hlgh School. is spending her vac- ation with her parents, Captain and Mrs. Cyrano MacDonald.

Mr. Harry MacConnell oi the

5W“ 0i’ me calladla" 53m‘ ‘if ands are meeting every Monday C°mmW°9 l“ Syd“? N-s" l5 night for additional study. spendin his holidays with his par- A rehearse. was also held on 6M8- MY~ "d M"- J-A-5- Mlc‘ Monday for an investiture cere- Connell. mony

'-—— An interesting disiussion on

Mrs. Minnie Rafuse leit ior Charlottetown a few days ago where she will spend U18 Wm- ter with her daughter, Mrs. Huh- ert Fraser.

Good Tums was held ni the reg- ular meeting and it is expected some o! the ideas suggested will be put into practice

7th Charlottetown On Monday evening Scouts from Si. Paul's thuslastlcally followed orders in Operation News. Tlhe boys, after making specific olb- servation in tho downtown area. travelled to the Experimental Farm where Mr. R. C. Parent gave each Patrol a vorlbai message. Messages and reports received at the 'I‘r0op Hall by S. M. Paul Cud- more and G. Kerr.

ﬂit sen Troo-p en- out sealed

Mr. Lemuel MncCor-maok, crew member oi D. P. W. Dredge No. H. arrived home last week and will spend the wlntel‘ with Mrs. Mac- Cormock and daughter Aldine.

The death occurred on ‘Tuesday. Doc. 20th 0f Mrs. Nettie Ross in her 68th year at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. David Layers. Georgetown. Tho late MTS~ R055 had been in ailing health £01’ some time but liar passing came a; a shock to her many friends throughout the Province. Her hit!- band, the 1m». Pct-H‘ Ross pm"- ceased her some Ne!" BRO- U

North Ruatloo The ﬁrst North Rustico ‘Ifroop has recently been reorganized by Scouunaster Charles Laskey. He

t0 Twill" a" ""99 d““3l"""5' sports that some thirty boys were W53 Myme Bgilneglxl‘ $53’ ‘h1g5; ‘in attendance at the organization- Dlwd 1-"911- e5“ ' ' a1 meting. Good Scouting North Llewellyn, all ot CteorBPmWn ""1 3.131120,

two Sons. Oliver’ oicghargmgfrl‘. n]. cymymew“

and Sheldon o o

Army in l-Inlliax. The largely nt- Thursday "any": the my, o;

was held irom the

augm,“ M" David tho 9th were hosts to their YWHB

tended funeral lady friends at a littla pro-Christ-

home oi her d

MY?" 9° m” Gmramw“ Baptist mas art in the Social Hail at Church on Thursday gt 2.3: Tﬁnlg, oyvmmy, SPFVlCC at the ohurc an its TM procnmm. comm“. of

b3’ m’ paslor‘ Christmas movies shown bv the Rev. Maurice Fletcher oi Monta- a M_ ml A‘S_M_ ‘mien! ‘games sue. 115815186 by 11"" 5-5- my" ‘l? a ghostawaik, lunch and a special the Gmlﬁelml“ United mfg ' 0‘Grady. Hearty applause greeted The nallbwtlt ""1 — “if” m. winners oi each Berna and 3- $l°“'“l- Mm" Mwuian‘ h' contest and suitable prim: were WW1 1mm“ “my Pﬁfe‘; 13.3 presented ta the winners by su. C. Gm“ all“ 5°“ ‘V’ a‘ " Bill Reid who was my assisted "mes and “semis firm“ ‘Vernon by ASJVL Wally Higgins. During Rlller lllmdcll m" unem‘ the evening music urns rendered

"""_'_""__ SM. Paul Cudrnore o! the ‘ll-h IN MEMORIAM

by Charlottetown and Rev. I-LED. MRS. JOHN F. Mm-LELLAN

were conducted

Ashiotd dropped in tn see how things were progressing. However, seeing that the girls were keeping mo, boys Jn order he ieit there l’ and sincere was no need ior further guidance

\Vil.h deep sympllh vlilhblil"! and on his part and loit otter a too

regret the rolativezv n

friends learned of the passlhtl t0 brie! |tay. her eternal reward at her hcme in mnughu o‘ ‘h. went,“ w“ De Gaos Marsh on Seotﬁmbef 79m the splendid appetites (Camp

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few 10315 pmvious to her death at.» alarmed b1 In: henna Iaﬂeahl

whentlll heolttll, all: 01hr; Donnie MacDonald m m. liie > .

lax a llmei 1° 51' _ ,i the party. He had nothing on i‘ ~ " ‘ “ "' "' ' '- .

home and iamaly mill” T‘?! ginger (Valentino) Partridge. how- C S R D m;

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o4 many sterling qualities. Pas ‘t: rahrei.) Olnpho- itvehlcle “ﬁmrqm ﬁlm“. sewing a kind and gentle dlaposi- mum" wen“! m, 9m hem Imam! loo MUN. Iﬂﬂfhong _ ~ m tion hoi- cheeriuiness and kind oon- m mull weekly mun“ n HQ n {main , explosion smliievatlol I p sideration ior her neighbours and M.” Gum How] wd m“ Bren“ 13-5] do 12. Sack (golf) \Iolh!doy|Al|Ial irionds won ior her in the hearts m‘ ‘on ‘Wen boys on “and l“ “- an; ﬂi-Mandata alﬂrhin,“ 34. Bound quslil oi ti...» who had u... pleasure oi m on Jim 0.1mm,“ m“... Bllrdsua 15.1mm ma. as. Quote

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character was her uniaiiing devo- ‘m.’ m Cubs I“ loom“: Mrwud - 15g Ill lnltaal lea) llltbP-t tion to her home and iamlly. As a to M“ wnk.‘ meeting when we 17 go ea:

wﬂg and llio partner, aha was loy- m an evemnws gun" "m1 ldNacgslawoy

iii and displayed a sincere devo- "Imam": to n. as ‘ wind up for -( c e

tion to duty. As a_ mother she was the van.‘ pronunmt Donn‘ ‘on 2° Asym.)

considerate and kind and possess- "L ‘mm Put next Thursday l. . nofhievs.

ed a deep sense oi concern tor 630 “my” ﬂout; Halli 21 Em

her iamiiy welfare. By these char- M" fohwhm my, m“ ‘n; - "POPMII

nctcristics in her hcme and by her Quinn“ for mo“. n,“ sun n Ialtzgltfll

family will h" ¥"°'"°*Y b‘ "l" Allan MwKenzio. Ken MacKan- 245;“ '

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her loss besides a narrowing ‘hus- m m. m,“ wuk m. u 25D?" ‘(mil-l

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W“ °‘ "'l"°‘~ “m” ‘m’ ""‘°" their beloved puwr and all who 1TH"!

a1 cortage to 8L George's Church. “M M". on,“ under.“ m“ zJ-rlugbqy

st. George's, on October lat. where 5"" ‘M exmwlom M ‘yummy 3,50“;

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