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p DECEMBER 1-1, 1950

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These are practical household gifts which will be much appreciated. Come in today and see our many useful hardware items from which to choose a gift for Father or Husband.

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-SUMMERSIDE Curling Club. All members should try to attend the opening of the club's social season Saturday evening, Decem- ber lilth.

-SUMMEBSIDE Curling Club. Official opening mixed curling and party. All member. try to attend. Saturday evening. Decem-

ber 16th.

-E N 6 II A V! NG personallzes your gifts . . . makes them cherished always. Let us engrave your ompacts. cigarette cases. llghie . pens. watches. silver-

ware. all gifts quickly and beau- tifully done. Geo. T. Clarke. Jew- eller. Regent Theatre BulldlnK- Summerside.

-CIIUIICII OF CHRIST Y. P. S. -The Y. P. B. of the summer- side Church of Christ held its regular meeting in the hall on Tuesday evening with Mr. Mar- shall Callbeck presiding. there were 22 members present and the opening hymn was "Jesus Savesi with Mrs. Milton Mellieh at the piano. The devotional period was in charge of Mr. Gerald Enman and the responsive Scripture read- ing was Psalm 46. After prayer and the singing of "I gave My life for thee", the minister gave a talk on "The Power of the Word"

another in a series of practical 1'-'rnnk Jenkins conducting the de- Auxiliaries for a piano. Roll call 'DlSTl'N?1Tl '19 . A i once you see our brimming Stationery Counter all your ) Christmas Gift worries will vanish. Stationery is the smart, hateful gift: . . . Choose from the Stationery. beautifully boxed for Christ- mas giving. Make A Gift More Exciting With Cay Gift Wrapping You can't tell a book by its cover. and the same is true of Gifts - but a. gala. festive wrapping makes even the most modest Gift more tantaliz- ing. Shop Now for your Gift Wrapping . . . Choose from the array of printed and glitter-shot paper, sparkling ribbons and gay decorations. White Tissue Paper Green or Red Tissue Paper per dozen sheets ...................... .. Sc per 8 sheets 10 Star Tissue Paper. Red or Green Twine, per 8 sheets .. 10c per 120 feet , , loo Silk Tinsel Ribbo Dennison's Seals, Tags, etc., oer skein .. .. 10c per package lilo Assorted Gift Wrapping Papers. 3 sheets for we . T O

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lessons in Christian evidences. In the b ' session a report of the competition between the boys and girls for raising funds for the new Camp site at Canoe Cove was given. The Mizpah benediction brought the meeting to a close.-B.

- BADMINTON CLUB - Mr. Chester MacDonald presided over the regular meeting of the Badminton club of the Summer- side Presbyterian Church on Tues- day evening in the hall. Plans for competition with other Clubs were

arrranged. The girls served re- freshments at the close of the meeting. -5.

-BAPTIST Y. P. U. MEETS- Miss Edith Poole presided over the devotional period of the Jun- ior Y. P. U. of the Summerslda Baptist Church regular meeting in Tuesday evening in the hall. Mrs. Colin Waugh was pianist during the singing. of Christmas hymns. The Christmas Story was pre- sented by Miss Beverly Macxay. Mr. E. Allwrighi conducted the business session in the absence of the president. A recreational per- Jod followed when .games were played. -5.

-REGULAR. MEETING OF TOUNG MARRIED? GROUP -The Young Married Group of the summersldo Baptist Church held its regular meeting in the hall on Tuesday evening with Mrs.

votional period. The opening hymn, "Joy to the World", with Mrs. Colin Waugh at the piano was followed by responsive road- in: in st. Luke 2, and an article "A Saviour”. Prayer offered by the minister and the singing of the hymn. "silent blight" closed the worship service. The pail- dent. Mr. Edward Poole. was n charge of the business session. Mr. l2.:ner Waugh gave an interesting account of his trip to Toronto, where he visited the Royal Win- ter Fair; to New York, Boston and other points of interest. The meeting closed with prayer by Mr. E. Allwright. This was followed by Badminton. -8.

-PRESBYTDBIAN W. M. S. -The W. M. s. of the Summer- side Presbyterian Church held its December meeting in the Church Parlor on Tuesday afternoon with the president, Mrs. Donald Baker. in the chair. The Call to Worship was followed by the singing of hymn "While Shepherds watched their flocks by night" and prayer. The scripture lesson in the sec- ond chapier of St. Luke was read by Mrs. Ernest Walker, and a Christmas meditation was given by the president. Mrs. J. 8. Perry presented the second chapter of the Study Book, ”Our Share in the World Mission". A letter of ap- preciation was read from Rev. E. Bragg. missionary in British Gul- nna. for the collection from Island

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was responded to with a Christ- mas varso. The concluding hymn. "As with giadnoss men of old" was followed by the Mispah bane- diction. Mrs. Cleve Whaien pre- sided at the piano. -8.

- LADIES CLUB .Mes:'rs - Mrs. Eric Mscxay entertained the Ladies Club of the Summersidu Presbyterian Church at its reg- ular meeting on Tuesday evening. The president. Miss Clara Moun- tain, opened with the repeating of the Lord's Prayer in unison. A Nominating Committee. 't- ing of Mrs. J. W. Macxensie. Mrs. Donald Baker and Mrs Clevo Whalen, was appointed to bring in a. slate of officers at the An- nual Meetlng in January. The treasurer. Mrs. Elmer Offer, sub- mitted is gratifying report of the recent Pantry Bale. The hostess served delicious refreshments. -8

-RECITAL ENJOYED. - A much appreciated program of organ and vocal music was pre- sented on Sunday after the even- ing's service in iihe Summerside Trinity United Church by Mrs. Clarence Mercer. contralto, and Mr. James Peach, organist. as fol- lows: Incidental Music to Comus, T. A. Arne. and "Air for the G- Slfins"-Bach by Mr. Peach; Three Christmds solos. ”The Holy Boy". John Arland. "On Bethle- hcm's Plain". William R. Svpencc. ”Liitle Road to Bethlehem"- Miohael Head by Mrs. Mercer; Prelude o-n "Green Sleeves t. S. Drummond Wolff, Choral improv- iza;tions on the tune "Now Thank We All Our God", F. Kargv Eiert.-S.

-CHRISTMAS PAGEANT PRE- CHUBCH - Despite almost con- tinuous rain all day Monday and most of Sunday, there was a splen- did atiendance on Dec. 11th at the O'Leary United Church when the Brae United Church Choir and Sunday School presented their Christmas Pageant. The main part was taken by Mrs. Lorne MacNevln as "The Angel" and her fine clear voice and distinct enunciation could be heard in all parts of ihe large church. A solo "Star of the East" was feelingly sung by Mr. Charles Caseley. Solo parts were taken by Mr. Bam Webb and his son John and Mr. Elwyn Boulier. The org- anist was Mrs. Bam Webb and the full choir sang the grand old Christmas carols. The Shepherds and the Wise Men were depicted. also the manger scene. Little Miss Helen Baglole was "Mary" and sang "Away in a Manger”. The pageant closed with an impressive candle lighting service and by the children of the Sunday School dressed up to represent the differ- ent countries of the world present- ing their gifts to the new born King. The Minister. Rev. W.G. Dickson welcomed the large con- gregation and the cast of the Pag- can: and conducted a short open- ing worship service.

i Personals -Mrs. William A. Bernard of French River was admitted on 'mesday afternoon to the Prince

County Hospital where she will undergo treatment. --5.

"CHICAGO DEADLINE" AT CAPITOL. SUMMEIISIDE

-Paramount's ”Chicago Dead- line." starring Alan Ladd and Donna Reed. which opened today at the Capitol Theatre. is an ex- citing blend of mystery and rom- ance with more than its quota of thrill-packed action.

A staccato-paced story of a racket-busting newspaper reporter who has fighting blood as well as printer's ink in his veins. the film never falters as it moves to I breathtakingly suspensefuf climax.

Ladd, as the two-listed ace re- porter, Ed Adams, who has a nose for news. an eye for pretty girls and a talent for trouble. gives an expert performance. The role is tailor-made for the popular star. and his dynamic personality regis- iers heavily every moment hels on the screen.

As the glamorous, enigmatic Rosita Jean D'ur, lovely Donna Heed keeps pace with Ladd. Her brilliant portrayal of a woman who was loved and hated does much to sustain the dramatic in- tensity of "Chicago Deadline.”

The suspenseful story. told through flashbacks. deals with the efforts of Chronicle reporter Adams to unravel the mystery shroudiing tihe events leading up to the death of a beautiful young woman. Presmre of all sorts, from oral persuasion to bullets, is ex- ercis to make him drop the in- vestigation, but he refuses to be intimidated. The result is a rous- ing climax that features one of t-he most exciting gun battles ever seen on the screen.

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