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Rock gsonou moss

SEEDED RAISINS, 4 lbs. 98c BULK DATES, 2 lbs. .35c

SPECIAL:-1 lb. Carrots, 1A peek Potatoes, lb. Onions, 1 tin String Beans, 1 lb Choice kind or 11,6 lb. Stew Meat, 1 pkg. Dessert.

DINNER. 1 turniP. 1 Steak. 8113' 41.35 Value

ALI. Ron 3 1.oo

6 lbs. SPARE RIBS for no I CABBAGE FREE

ROASTS cut from top quality beef, from, lb. . . Ego

STEAK, any kind, lb. Sliced BACON, lb. 52c

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIALS

uality BACON (sliced), lb RG STEAK, lean meaty, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 39c

CASH SALE

MaoFadyens Grocery & Meals

135 EUSTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 546-L

Top Quality

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ILBERT.

HALL OF SCIENCE III OIIARLOTTETOWII

See American Flier Electric Trains. Hear the talking station-watch the log loader and crane operate by remote control. Examine the Gilbert Chemistry Sets that give beginners practical training . . . Look through the Gilbert Polorold Microscope . . . Gilbert Mysto Magic with tricks for the amateur magician.

F.A.S. JONES

I29 Kent St. ' .

wasrwoon TIIRKEYS .

Reserve Yours For Christmas F. A. S. JONES Phone 2188

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Phone 2188

V Hereford Breeders

MEETING

Annual meeting of the P. E. Island Hereford Breeders Association in Provincial Department of Agriculture building here on Saturday, December 9 at 8 p.m.

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Well Under

Altogether about 50 Prince Ed- ward island communities have been surveyed and committees named to co-ordinate civil de- fense. it was announced yesterday by Hon. J. Wilfrid Arsenault. Pm- vinclal Secretary and Minister in charge of civil defense.

Practically every town and vii- lage as well as 5 number of smal- ler communities have been visited '..'y Mr. Peter W. Pate of O'Leary who is conducting the work. Be- sides organizing committees, Mr. Pate has inspected, buildings which could be used to house evacuees from other Provinces in case of a national emergency. Fire equip- ment has also been catalogued and other vital services listed.

Wednesday Mr. Pate was in Charlottetown en route from the eastern part of the Island to Tryon.

Crapaud and Victoria. Last night .

he spoke at a meeting of the Al- berton Canadian Legion.

On Monday and Tuesday he was in Georgetown. Montague and Cardigan and also organized a committee in Lorne Valley. He met with Mayor P.'L. Boudreau in Georgetown. Mayor W. H. Lane in Montague and John A. MacDon- ald in Cardigan.

A joint meeting of the Cardigan and Georgetown commitees will be held in Georgetown on Wed- nesday, Dec. 13 at which Mr. Pate will outline the program mapped out for civil defense in this Prov- ince.

Supper Meeting Of Accountants

The semi-Annual Supper Meet- ing of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of -Prince Edward island was held at the Queen Hotel on Wednesday evening. with the Members of the Gitudantsisoclety present as guests. During the Meeting Mr. Errol M. Davison. C. A.. Halifax. Nova Bcotis gave a very interestllng talk on "Accoun- nnis' Working Papers" which was most instructive.

Reports presented included the Examination and Education com- mittee by Mrs. E. P. MacPhe1-son. C. A.. and Dominion council rep- resentative by B. M. Bears, 0. A. Mrs. E. P. MacPharson. O A. and T. E. Hickey, C. A. were appointed liaison Members of the In- stitute to work in conjunction with the Students Society. several items of x ” business were dis- cussed before the meeting adjourn- ed. T. Earle Hickey. C. A. was Chairman for the evening.

Turk Broda Gels Credit

M0 Dec. 1 - (GP) - National Hockey League records today showed that goalies Turk Brod-a and Al Rollins together have played in more games this season than their club, Toronto Maple Leafs.

The mathematical puzzler came out of that scoreless tie last set- urday between Leafs and Chicago Black Hawks. What's.more. Broda gets the credit for the shutout, from the Toronto side.

It happened that Thin Man Rol- lins was cut by a flying puck at 6:50 of the second period.'l"at Man Broda came on and,finlshed out the game.

since Broda played 33 mlnuus and 10 seconds compared with Rollins' 26 minutes and 50 seconds. the statistics compilers at the N. H. L. awarded the shutout to Erode-he served a longer period of play. .

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Have you sent in you: Log Book suggestions. time is short and we do need YOU 11919. Even if you think your ideas are not good send thorn in we may think they are.

HHMHNO NGWI

The Brownies of St. James are 'doing,splendid work with their new Leaders Mrs. Ian Burnett and Mrs. Morton Dew introduc- ing lots of fun and new ideas. It is only a. small Pack as yet and new Brownies will be gladly wel- comed. Tweenies passing the first test were, Carolyn Owen, Brenda Large, Pamela Stewart. and Lou- annve Nicholson. Pasty Shaw. Katherine Campbell and Suzanne Shaw passed Golden Bar tests also Barbara Kennedy. I aknost forgot you Barbara. A game in- troducing good posture was con- ducted by Mrs. Dew and caused a lot of enthusiasm and some spil- led milk. This Pack is all out to achieve results this year and we shall be hearing more about them later.

Parkdalc Brownies

The. largest achievement so far

this year has been reached by our Parkclale Pack, Four Golden Hand Brownies isn't that wonderful. They have been working very hard to get this First Class award and they have really earned it. Who are they? Dianne Dixon. Joycelyn stew- art, my I-luickox and Brenda Mc- Kay. we must not forget to thank the leaders for their training and also the mothers who cooperated to make them First Class in all ways, If all the tests are anything to go by, these little girls must be the most helpful and courteous ones on P. E. I. They also will be receiving their Thrift Badges very soon and the collectors will be started also. Gwen O'Brien completed the Godd- en Bar and Carol McKay. Alberta Murphy, Jeannette Connolly and Florence Gormiey passed someiof the work successfully. It was a work day for the Brownies but Tawny Owl, Mrs. McKay, did manage to sandwich in a story while the Gold- en Hand Brownies conducted two singing games with the correct rhythm. The enthusiasm of this pack is really tremendous and re. fleets m-uch credit on Brown owl. Mfs. Ivan Vessey and Tawny owl, Mrs. McKay.

Holding Muster L Pay Parades for Reserve Forces

Two Canadian Arnr soldiers, Captain J. R. B. Rankin and Ser- geant R. Pad-dock, both of Eastern Command Headquarters. Halifax, are in Charlottetown this week

longest Christmas gift list in Prince Edward Island. They are holding muster parades for all 3;. serve Force units on the Island and checking off the names of every Reserve Force soldier so

. that all may be paid before Christ-

mas. Starting last Monday, Captain Rankin and Sergeant Paddock vis- ited the 2lst Field Ambulance, RCAMC. and the 5th Signal Reg. iment. RCCS. On Tuesday, they held parades for the St. Dun- stan's University Contingent, COTC, HQ 2ist Armoured Brigade and for "C" Squadron. Prince Edward island Regiment located at Sum- merside. By the end of the week they will have visited "E" Troop, 204 Battery. 28th Light Anti-Air- craft Regiment at Montague; Reg- imental Hcadquarters and the lldth Battery of the same unit in Char- lottetown: "F" Troop of 204 Bat- tery at Sourls and Headquarters and "A" and "B" Squadrons of the Prince Edward island Regiment. It's been a busy week. So busy in fact that Captain Rankin says that when he gets insomnia. now. he doesn't" bother counting sheep.

Lv. Ch'Town for Montague

Sunday only.

daily ex. Sunday. 1:30. L

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p.m. Sunday only.

Ch'town Phone 248

making out what is probably the - I

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OUR D088 18 YOUR

Right at the beginning of the Season we are

forced to sacrifice our

of 1951 fur coats. Due i0 the unseasonably mild weather experienced during the East few weeks we find our racks still packed with furs

that should have sold

shades

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sure way to move them-forget about Pr0fit" SO here it is, a great clearance sale of Our brand newvstock at tremendous savings.

MUSKRAT nacks - Newest 1951 styles in all sizes. at

I range of price: be- s ginning as low as ....

MUSKRAT FLANKS Remarkable savings offered at the new low price of the season. from .... ..

CONEY (dyed rabbit) In the newest. shades and styles, your choice for

as little as ............... ..

MOUTON (processed lamb) Soft pliable skins in a variety of

from

Lowest Prices Of The Season 011:-

Russian Squirrel " Moleskin sian Lamb Paw, etc., etc.

GAIN!

profit on our large stock

weeks ago. There is one

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"Tie just shuts his eyes and counts Reserve Force soldiers.

MAYFILED W. H

The November meeting of the Mayfield Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. David Johnston for their annual meetinS- Meeiilnll opened with the ode followed by the creed. Roll call was answered by seven members paying member- ship fees.

The minutes of last annual and regular meeting were read and ap- proved. committees gave their re- ports. New committees appointed. school - Mrs. Willard Nicholson. Mrs. Miller Orr; sick - Mrs. Blair Andrew. Mrs. Eddy 0019. Cor- respondence was read and. 9115015- sed. It was decided to send the In- stitute in England a treat of chocolates and ten.

Goose dinner to be held at the An-

4:30 p.m. daily ex. Sunday

Saturday only 11:15 p.m. Sunday only 9:30 pm;

Lv. Georgetown for Ch'towrl 7:45 a.m. daily ex. Sunday and 6:45 p.m. Sunday only (via Wood Islands)

Ar. Ch'Town 10:45 am. dailylex. Sunday and 8:30 p.m.' Lv.. Ch'Town (via Wood Islands) Murray River 3:30 p.m.

p.m. Sunday only. i

. ChiTown for Mainland 10:10 a.m. "Daily and 4:90

I FOR INFORMATION, - S'Slde Phone 2822

Christmas

Plans were completed for the dr'ew's home on Saturday night for , the members and their husbands. .'

Mrs. 13. Andrew invited the mem- t bets for December meeting. Ex-

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ISLAIIO MOTOR TRAIISPORT LTO. SOIIEOIILES OIIAIISES

Effective Friday Dec. 8th, 1950

change of Christmas gifts. It was: moved and second that members donate 50 cents at next meeting. Lunch committee - Mrs. W. Nichol- son.

Pearle Nicholson was scutineer and the following officers were ap- pointed for the coming year Pre- sident Mrs. Etair Andrew. Vice- lPresident - Mrs. Thomas Bulter. Isecretary - hag. David Johnston.

MC Auditors - Mrs. Lloyd Houston. Mrs. Willard MacDonald. Directors - Mrs. Miller, Orr, Mrs. Eddy Cole. Mrs Warfleid Orr. g

Collection for the evening 95 cents. Meeting closed by singing 'The King”, a. social hour follow- ed in which gifts from "The Jacobt:

Well Institute" in England were I1

opened by the members. Lunch was served. by the hostess.

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LONDON -(CP)- The London Borough of Poplar has just re- ceived an income tax refund of 5136.449 for 1934-48 and s35.o4e for 1948-49.

MANCHESTER. England-(GP) -Passengers were startled when plumvp mouse jumped out of a couductoris lunchbox on a bus scampered around and hopped ed as the bus stopped.

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