yECEMBER 8, 1953 ee THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN __ rAGE THREE IN MEMORIAM THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN cae cnion commercial Cotter |of servers and. ose snlize arotD

Classes begin January 4, 1954. were men. Those pouring included

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ARET LORETTA LAMBE COOK’S for Perfect Pictures. sown TAXI—Dial 5570. Some we Hon, Earl MacDonald, Mr. Earl isi : : Te YES—IT’S THIS WEDNESDAY|‘Tayior, Mr. Hiram Atkinson, Dr. bar 18 God called to| “YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE-| | BELANGER RANGES for coas,|#t Hight —— the Monthly Meeting | Frank MacKinnon, Mr. Percy at the HUGHES DRUG STORE. | wood or oii. Bryenton & MacKay of the West Kent Home and Sc'109l| Turner, Mr. Justice Tweedy and

Association. An interesting pro-| mr, RC Parent. Those serving

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on Novenv avenly home Margaret, little

itor of Myr. and Mrs. Ivan _— in oe at the tender age of 19 IMPORTED WOOL SCARVES| DAK’S TROUSERS direct from gram. Don't miss it. were members of the Alpha Y's , vier a brief illness, She |{0m France and Switzarland $5.03| England for his Gift. $25.00 at Hen- er __|Men Club, including Mr. Charles | 2 ' <adly missed in the home at Henderson and Cudmore. derson and Cudmore. si nollawe Mpalireomn December! wilkins, Mr. George Purvis, Mr.) Rg pos = A away Ballr . Sponsored Barry Bugden, Mr. Mel Srrilkie,’ resses

e was dearly loved by her —— t 3 ; eter, and brother. KEROSENE, Electric and Pro- VISIT HI-STYLE MILLINERY, by Charlottetown Tennis Club. 10 : - S, Sistels a held on Mon- | ¥2ne Gas Refrigerators. Bryentou 163%4 Great George Street. Every|P: M. to 1 A.M. Down Towners | Mt. Loran MacLennan, Mr. Edwin juneral was he nn Mon ind MacKay. - style Hi-style Orchestra Admission 50 cents. Johnston, Mr. W. P. MacLeod, Mr ning from the home of U . ' _ us Joa On ee Mae. Ralph ‘Rupert

MR, FISHERMAN: Get yourselt| 224. Mr. Fred Gamble. The lovely

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rf Mrs, Andrew Hughes. . ——— . —_. , ane FOR THE MEN on your gift list} VIYELLA DRESSING GOWNS bearers were: Ewen Sin- 7 y 5 y table was decoraated in’a Christ- . ar , J ~\a Christmas present. We are offer- AOR THE MEN 00, yur tiene | guaranteed washable, $10.50, Hen-|@ Christmas presen’. We te O10") mas motif and the hall was simi; JUST ARRIVED

all Lambe, Wayne Payn- son and Cu ' derson and Cudmore.

Emmett Hogap. ; Cudmore nd Cucmore rie ad Rubber Suils, Rubber Boois,|!4rly decorated with candles and was in the family plot at) «wy TREAT THE SICK WELL”) | COLEMAY FLOOR FURNAGCE|Long Rubber Coats, Sou'Westers,| & {vee Music was supplied by Miss ommerfeld. Giggey’s Pharmacy, next Stewart's and space heaters. Douglas Bros. Rubber Gloves, Pure Manila Lob- Wilma Wood, Miss Mary Morrisor. Sprays Bakery. and Jones. ster Rope by the coil. Buy now and| nd Mr, Kelvin Johnston. A large By _—_ —_— save money. A. Kennedy & Co. crowd of both men and women SERVICE T SUNBEAM Electric Mixmasters,|Ltd., “The Fisherman’s Friend.” 32| attended. The club officers are: E TO SICK, Dial 5132),.0 asters, lronmasters and Queen Street. President, Miss Carolyn Nelson; Shavemasters. Tocmbs Music Store. . —_—_— vice-president, Miss Shirley Stev- SISTER PASSES ON—Word has | enson; secretary. Miss Marina

a ‘ THE IN ; _| ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES been received by Mrs. F.G. Ken-| Buell, and treasurer, Miss Joanne Messages Of Sympathy Harris ANCOMPARABLE 0530.00 make gifts appreciated the year- nedy of the death of her sister, Tanton. Other members who as-

. Henderson and Cudmore. “round. Storey Electric, Grafton St. Mrs. J. H. MacLennan, San Fran- sisted are: Misses Jean Tweedy, |

sand Mrs. Harold Gormley = cisco, Calif, Surviving are her, Sandra Watson, Winifred New- BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS husband, two sons and one daugh- | man, Shirley Clay, Margaret Wil-

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| comiy, Roslindale, Mass. MacDONAL ) RAD E : 4 and Mrs. Maurice Tierney] radio aa tag: Sree eran now at The Island Book Room,|ter residing in California, also one | liams, Jean Parkman, Barbara i wily, Ottawa sound systems. Disc and tape re- Great George Street. sister, Mrs. Perley Mutch, and one MacKinnon and Eleanor Storey. . sp, and Mrs Archie Gillis and| cording. 180 Kent Street. Phone brother J.D. McRae in this Prov- Sizes 12 to 24 1-2 :., Brookline, Mass. 6915. PHONOGRAPH — Three speeds..| ince. TO p> and Mrs. Charles mor and . Y Beautiful tone. Only $34.50. Toombs —— . OPEN HARBORS 5 YO a . | Westminster, B.C. STETSON HAT Gift Certificates Music Store. PHIL GAMMA PHIAT TEA—

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d Mrs. John Jeffery and for Christmas giving rom fr fro $8.95. ISLAND GRILL, Queer reet, 1 ized he Y.M.C.A N Queen Street ; . ; 7 _M.C.A. vay are ice-free all year round

penticton, B.C. Henderson and Cudmore.

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( Mrs, Lloyd: Enman and Dial 5228. Serving se din- , ene aan EE eee hers. Re eae aiaeea cae entertained at a novel tea held in| because of the northern SWING Of | 42 vo wes tg. Wp. Yaa ‘ocd Mrs. J. PB. Molnnis, _ the Y.M.C.A. banquet room, Sat-! the Gulf Stream. PVs. Bi. ey SRS: cide Mr. and Mrs. Austin Murphy,| DACKS SHOES—TI ift of| em ee cten —— cw watauun - (Bi artase 4 side Emerald , : OES he gh of | ete! VME SELLE EM UM EEE! COREE SSE ESE Ee ree Mrs. Joseph McInnis, perfect taste from $17.95. Hender- eae 4 Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gillis,|son and Cudmore. y 4 eld O.W.L. Summerside y £ ‘qd Women's Institute Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matheson, MUSIC PUPILS. — Mr. Frank! ¥ a) Mary Virginia, Tracadie Kensington Johnson will resume teaching in |& 4) ard Mrs, Edward Laughtin, Ree Mrs. Patrick Murphy, zion Studio on Tuesday, Pec ONLY 15 SHOPPING a! \ ringfie th. Ss erprooke 5 & eG Mr, and Mrs. Ray Leard, Sourt. —- y d Mrs. Harold Matthews, y Leard, ris ' 4 ran wow and Mrs. Gregory Muiligan, a 7x ARREARS for Brook- % DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS 4 and Mrs. Mike Lepnecky, arfgoro field School not pald before Dec. | j eo San Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hogg, 15 will be handed in for collection. \¥ 4 \ir and Mrs, John Watson and Sherbrooke By order of trustees. \% 4 Mee Sammerside Mr. and Mrs, Roy Enman and — 1% 4: 7 vd Mrs. Kelth Mayne and family, Vernon River TONIGHT at 8.30. Recital by ¥ 0 ° , springfield Mr. and Mrs Clayton Hughes,| Margaret Ann Ireland, Canadian | * inet eve ' we ‘¢ Mrs. Spencer Hughes, Emerald pianist. P. W. C. Concert Series. |t' n ris mas : spend Mr, and Mrs. Harold Day, Nor- | Admission 15 cents; students 25 {, 7 i . nd Mrs. Charles Yeo, Ken- boro cents. . cs . ae Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Sharpe, NGAGE ‘ | snd Mrs, Leo Mallett, Free- | Norboro ENGAGEMENT — Mrs. Mac ,, ex and 8. alle e Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Corcoran, Brown, Long River, announces the ,\/ 66 ° ° 9”? . . - McElroy, Emerald Boston, Mass. engagement of her daughter Amy } 1S @ 0e d a ee Drerett Haslam The Howard Family, Springfleld Arlene to Eric C. Holmes, son of 4; ar 0 @ own so River ‘| Murlel Haslam, Springfield eee cea potas Ree 9 and Mrs, Perey Mui ana|_ Mr. and Mrs. George Wigmore, | Sington. Marriage to take place tn ‘ ee erald rey Murphy Breadalbane December. | ° 9 °. ! Mins, § » Graham, K 5 Gerald P. Murtagh, Ottawa on a AEer 3 ) raham, ensing Mr. and Mrs. John McInnis, New ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs, Angus) % ; i

MacEachern announces the ¢n-|

ut and Mrs, Mort Larkin, New net and Mrs, Bert Poole, New pagement of her youngest daughter a , Annan an Mary Brecon, (ill) to Roy ea, N. J. McNeill, Ch'town. a Harold Skillicorn, son of Mr. and si and) Mrs. Maurice Croken, | MT 2" Mrs. Herman Mayne, | urs, H. R. Skillicorn of Belleville, for a da Christmas whirl Emer i : a _ Amelia, Basil and Olive Haslam, cae ee to take place in Tor- g y heme : Springfield , , ganuary: . yey Mr, and Mrs. Hyatt Haslam and] FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The | tl t ff { F LOW IN PRICE Beulah, Fredericton funeral of Baby Kenneth McQuaid. rus ing a e a nth ete | Mr. and Mrs. Alder Large, Wil-|} was held Monday afternoon fiom | F mot the residence of his parents, Mr. | ER-O-PA sg ‘Anna and Belle Curran, Boston |and Mrs, Alphonsus McQuaid, 25 | # H Bileen and Vernon MoLean,/Laptnorn' Avenue to the Roman v se 8 cat onl Charlottetown - , Catholic Cemetery, where service ‘ For gay holiday “doings” a swirling, whirling coal-black taffeta Skirt FROSTED A Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Trainor,|was conducted by Rev. Justin y is a must! These are circular with bands of stitched cording that {ae Emerald MacDonald. Pall bearers were really make them stand out, The material is of fine heavy weight. Sizes 12 to 18 HOLMAN Priced for Gifting—

Shirley Dunning, Charlottetown | Alan Murphy, David Arnfast, Jos-

Mr, and Mrs. Rud Cotton and/eph Dahl and Donald Garnhum. Emily, New London

Mr. and Mrs. James Sinclair,

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Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mallett,| In loving memory of Gaston Sune : Dupuis, who was killed on Dec. 7. CLEA Y Mary LeClair, Charlottetown 1950. | WEAN CLOTHES Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Rayner,| Inserted by Edith and Bryan. iY WEAR LONGER New Annan. :

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Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Lambe wish Leod, who passed away Dec. 8,| RITE — WAY to extend their sincere thanks to 1945. | Drs. Stewart, McKenzie, and nurs- Always remembered by wife and Phone es, also Joseph Davison and those family.

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illness and death of their little

CE | cchter. mp of my father,!

— = In l6ving memory Mr. Fred Chandler, who passed e away December 8th, 1952. !

Dear Dad the days are long and dreary, |

Since you were called to rest,

But we bow to our Father in’ heaven, |

For He doeth all things for the

best. |

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WATCH CHLARGEO TO SOW OETAN

Lovingly Remembered by His Son Bruce. |

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In loving memory of my dear husband, Mr. Fred Chandler, who passed away Deoember 8th, 1952.

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ger, | Around the grave where in you lay | For you left us here, heart broken | Just one year ago today.

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