NQVEMBER 29. 1951

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN V

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DUSTPROOF unrl WATERPROOF ANTI-MAGNETIC WRISTWATCHES

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THE WORLD'S FIRST WATERPROOF WRISTWATCH

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THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THE "OYSTER"

W. W. Wellner Ltd.

Jewellers

103 Grafton St.

J. R. Williams

Jeweller 1.37 1-2 Gt. GeorgerSt.

Phone 188

Phone 2850-L

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

TREDERIC A. LARGE. Bell. Molliieson 8: K. (2. Foster

Barrister. Solicitor. Notary Barristers. Solicitors. etc. Royal Bank of Canada Building 3. R BELL, KC

Charlottetown. P E. 1. ' Lows on em ma ”' ”a.”?..”ii?E?.5's.ii;?s' K”:

FARM PROPERTIF5 Loans on City and Farm

Properties.

150 Richmond Street

Pq'm.r & Hcslum Charlottetown. P. E. I.

A J. IIASLAM. ILA. LLB

Dr. W. R. Carson

South Vlinsloe W.l. Annual Meeting

The annual and monthly meet- in: 0! South Winsloe women's In- stitute met atsthe home or Mrs. Orvllle Turner on November 7th with Mrs. Hughes presiding.

.The meeting was opened by llnllng "Pack Up Your Troubles" and "Oh! Canada". ioilowed by the Creed. Roll call was answered by six members. and minutes or the last annual and monthly meet- ings were read and approvedu The retiring president gave in brief address which was followed by the report or the sec'y.-treasur- er, showing a balance on hand or 3126.21. There were no reports from the various committees. Reports on the dinner served on Oct. ii, the bazaar. and the sup- per on Oct. 17 were given. Discussion on whether to carry on due to the small membership and lack of interest was then held and it. was decided that the meet- ings must have something at in- terest added to them to encourage larger attendances and that each member do her part to solicit new members.

It was moved and seconded that a member who had recently left

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CLEAN CLOTHES

WEAR LONGER For Your

Dry Cleaning Needs

Phone 2387

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Barrirter. Etc. Bank of Nova Seotla (lumbar! Chll'0Pl'l5I-01' l Charlottetown. P.l: I. Palmer Graduate CIlARLO'l'I'ET0lVN . V MONEY 70 WA" Phone 1012 201 Prince st. Longer! of all low-priced

J. A. CARRRUTHERS

Dr. John E. Stems

VETERINARY SURGEON

OPTOMETRIST PHONE 2372 Phone 129 238 Pnwnnl St. 123 Kent Street 0"!” "N1"

(Next in Simpson: Agency-i 37 M"'9l'"'m'3"'

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the communitylbe remembered with a

The ioilowing omicers were elect- ed for the ensuing year:

President. Mrs. Orville Turner; vice-president. Mrs. J. R. skinner; secy.-treasurer. Mrs. Earle Rodd. directors. Mrs. Erith Hughes and Mrs. Harold Diamond; auditors, Mrs. Sterling Rodd and Mrs. Ivan Turner.

School committee. Mrs. JR. Skin- ner and Mrs. H. Diamond.

Sick committee. Mrs. Lloyd Gil- lespie and Mrs. Ivan Turner.

Program. Mrs. Harold Diamond.

Lunch, Mrs. J. R. Skinner. Mrs. Lloyd Gillespie and Mrs. H. Diam- end.

Collection was 50 cents.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. J. R. Skinner on December 5th. Meeting was then adjourned and a dainty lunch served.

Approve operation (if Hospital Sweepstakes

WINNIPEG, Nov. 28-(CP)- Operation of hospital sweepstakes by the Provincial Government was unanimously approved yesterday by delegates at the 48th annual convention oi the Union of Manl- tuba. Municipalities.

Rev. I-l.L. Henderson, fiery may- or ol Portage La Prairie, had urged the convention to vote down the resolution, made by Angus MacAulay. secretary-treasurer oi Nnrth Kildonan. a Winnipeg sub- urb.

"I do not consider this gamb- ling," Mr. MacAulay said. "It's just a sporting chance."

Mayor Henderson said the idea smacked of something (or nothing.

"I'm not speaking as one who has his collar on backwards but as one who has his head screwed on right,” he said.

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cars 1- 19893 inches from

bumper to bumper! With its long. sleek lines, com- bined with extra-spacious interiors and balanced weight distribution, Chevrolet is the Leader for comfort and elegance. inside and out. ride: better . . . it's built to be rtronger and 14!! longer . . . than others in its field.

Yes. Chevrolet look: and

Dr. A. L. Moclsoac Allison M. Gillis,

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IILORIA BUILDING

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Phone 29! Hanna 590 J. S, t'Vl.0R BYRON J. GRAIIT 0. II.

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Adlolnlng Nnrin Amerlcln llolel

' II. R. IIDAIIE and GIIMPAIIY

CHARTERED ACUOUN'MN'rs 145 Great George St. Charlottetown Phones 2060 - I417 - Box 147

I'lAND0l.PH . MANNING. C.A. W ERMA P. illaoPlIEhSON C.A

other n"I(-on at slnlllax. Moncton. St. John's. AIIITIIWIT. Dart- mouth. Itentvlllc, Liverpool. New Giaslow ""1 'n''"'0-

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Montreal Quebec. Ottawa Iorunio saint Jnnn snerbnoao. Vancouver. Iilrlnlano uh. Mnncton. Hamilton Charlomlown.

Hy rauiic valve litters and

. . . and finest no-shift driving at lowest cost with

POWER

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONT

Chevrolet's iime-proved PouwG!i'J: Alllonlalic Tranrmirsloll. cou led with the l05-h.p. Chevrolet Value-in-Hud Engina with

peerless Power Team that is exclusive to Chevrolet in its hold

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New York llas First Practice Air Raid

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NEW YORK. Nov. 20-(AP)- Screaming sirens sent millions of New Yorkers scurrying ior shei- ier today in the city's first prac- tice air-raid alarm since the end or the Second World War.

signals for the ten-minute drill sounded at 1036 A. M., EST.

Most business came to a halt. All but key workers in vital in- dustries were under orders to take COVCF.

The "red" warning tor the city- wide drlll was signalled over Iire-alarm system. This signal was followed by the screaming or fire- house rooi-top sirens. ,

Rockefeller Centre. in the heart

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of Manhattan, was cleared within seconds alter the alarm sounded. Traffic stopped and pauengers of buses. taxi cabs and private automobiles leit the vehicles in a dash Ior subways, buildings and air raid shelters. Gl-HGAGO, Nov. 21 - (UP) .. Fltty policemen today raided eight wholesale cigaret distributors in a drive described by Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois as aimed at is 510.000.0011 annual tax evasion. The scheme, the Gov. ernor slid. employs counterieit state cigaret tax stamps and is conducted by ”organized crime in Chicago."

Ill

109 lilcliiiiond St. ' from Nov. 20th. to 30tli.

Men's Leather Top WOODSMANS Men's RUBBER BOOTS ..

USEFUII FIGHTER.

The Corvette originally was a sailing Man-oi-War with three square-rigged masts.

WEEK-END SPECIAL

Boys' RUBBER BOOTS .. Men's ARMY BOOTS Men's CARDIGANS, reg. S150 for

'l RACK OF DRESSES-

166 QUEEN s'r.

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KEIIlIEllY'S LAIIIES' READY TO WEAR

Next Door to Bus Stop

Menls Eleece COMBINATIONS . 53-93 Men's OVERALLS . S3-98 Men's OVERALL PANTS 52.98 Ments FANCY TIES 51.00 Men's DIAMOND SOCKS 51.50 Men's WORK SOCKS 45c to s1.25

Men's WHITE HANKIES ................... 6 for s1.o0

SIIIIITITIES BOBBY PINS .

MINORA RAZOR BLADES

Palm 8: Olive SHAVING CREAM . Spearmint TOOTH PASTE .. 3 tubes 49c DISH TOWELS ..................... .. 4 for 51-00 FACE CLOTHS ............................................ .. 5 for 506

JUST ARRIVED! A shipment of Ladies' Skirts and Dresses at Bargain Prices.

Also a large quantity of Children's Snow Suits, Ski Suits, Parkas, Station Wagon Coats, Snow Pants, Corduroy Overalls, and many other items at bargain prices.

JUST ARRIVED!ALarge shipment of Army Pants and Tunics at Bargain Prices.

. 10 for :30 . o 2 49c

and that gives Iiruvil no-sbill driving at lnu-ex! rim . . . plus the most powerful performance in its field.

No clutch pedal! No gearshifiing! No power steps or surges! Only hitherto undreamed of driving-ease and Dill?! velocity . . . a ' L. unbroken flow of power at all engine speeds!

Come. try PowcrGli'de - only billion-mile-proved automatic - ' ' in its field!

Pou.wGIIdr Aulimmu Tmimiiiian ml IO)-btvv Ewtlal x: mulch at um mil.

'Cimbu'utisu a optional on D:

fin

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in its field!

finest riding ease . . . thanks to its Knee- Action Gliding Ride . . . exclusive to Chevrolet and costlier cars!

finest styling

. . . with extra-beautiful bodies by Fisher . . . found elsewhere only on higher- priced cars!

finest thrills with

fhnff . . .only low- priced car with Valve-m- Head Engine . trend- lcader for the industry!

finest vision

. . . with Curved Wind- shield and Panoramic Visi- bility.

Rnesl safety

protection

. . . with Safety-Sight In- sirument Panel. Fisher Unistccl Body-Consiruo tion. and Jumbo-Drum Brakes with 2596 less Pedal Pressure.

priced

line in its field!

Chevrolet look: better and rizlnr better because it's the largest and finest car in its held. In every detail, it's lwuili: to be stronger and last longer. What's more. Chevrolet gives you big-car i-oadahility, and has that sleek big-car appearance. Yes, here are the world? lower!-priced full-size can . . . extremely economical to buy, operate and maintain . . . so why pay more, why accept less! Come in. place your order for Canada's larger! and finer! low-priced car e now.

A GENERAL MOTORS VALUI

MORE PEOPLE IIIY CHEVROLET! THAI ANY OTHER CARI

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Garage, Fitzroy St.

Phone 1480