NOVEMBER 12. 1953

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BIG 6-Oz. "Jel-

. Stock up now! Get Noxzems at any tel. i drug or cosmetic counter. Save V3! son

FINDLAY coal and wood lum- aces. Douglas Bros. and Jones.

' cnaswsu for Better Photo-

"YOUB DOLLAR BUYS MORE- the HUGHES DRUG STORE." Bitumen”

"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL." Bakery.

KEEOSENI. Electric and Pro- pane Gas Refrigerators. Bzyenton

3' E and Macxsy.

TRY US FOR. BETTER. poultry price. oo-op, Fitzroy Street. Phone 0 -I-lords the thrifty way to help 5513.

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,oooK's for Perfect Pictures.

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saavrca To SICK, Dial 5132 M3" m”"”" WI" "ml ”

7 JIMMYS -raxr -I Dial 7379 or gf;',l,;”"'i """''”y' "m 370. P -

ISLAND Guam, 'Quem street. st, Concord, N. H., on October 29. Dial 5228. serving full course din- ners. specializing Chinese dish.

snbmld and new thin”, Zion had been a local resident of Con- ssturday. November

"-1' llth. 3 o'clock.

gey's Pharmacy, next Stewart's

CAPONL V CAPONH. cAi,oNs' played by William S. Dunn. 1-1: we need 'em. Co-op services my street. Phone 5573.

it E S E R VE Friday. November thirteenth. for Card Party, Central R0YBll:y School. 8.30 P. M.

HUNTE3 RIVER BEAUTY Stevenson of Barr-lngton: three

ml; GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

G U NR 9 M N Former Islander Dies surrs tailored-to-measure man In concord, N, H,

up. J. P. MscPherson dz son.

. Fits;

llirty WOTI( At The crossroads

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to learn or the passing of Mr. John G. Stevenson 78, who died sud- denly at. his home) '15 South Spring

Born in Fredericton, P. E. Island. the son of William and Ann (Cum- mings) Stevenson Mr. Stevenson

cord for 00 years. He was a City employee for many years, and for the past six years had been cm-

was a valued member of United Baptist Church and its Men's Club: of White Mountain Lodge I. 0. O. F. and Penacook Encamp- ment.

Surviving are his widow Mimic A. Stevenson. a son of Douglas M.

daughters (Laura). Mrs. Edward Photo by Gsrnlfrn

VISIT III-STYLE

1639a Great George Street. Every

W HA -and save V; aver smaller sisee! on hlindp

SALON located next to Lem Cras- well's. Special on Machlneless and Cold Waves.

FROM INDIA. - We have just received a shipment of children's brown oxfords, imported from India. They have sturdy brown lea- ther uppers, leather insoles and counters. composition soles. Sizes 5

Dunstane; (Jeanette) Mrs. Cedric Rulter; (Marlon) Mrs. Terrance Frost all of Concord, four grand- children and two great-grand- children and two brothers, Wallace and I-leber Stevenson of Rinzbey, Alta.

Funeral service was held Oct. 31, from United Baptist Church, the pastor, Rev. M. Eugene Levy ol-

"Gosh, all durn," says simple Mookie, ''I ain't heard a snack like that since all Bess pulled her shoot out o' the mud." Little does the poor country farmer realize lthat the glamorous Fleurettc is merely toymg with his affections in one of the many hilarious scans of ”Dirty Work At The Crcaasroadsf For an outstanding eveningls enter- tainment don't miss seeing this heart-rencling melodrama which will be pllfying at the Spring Park Community Hall from November 16th to 20th. You will hear songs which brought tears to the eyes of audi- ences of the Gay Nineties, including such hits as "The Picture That

COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACE and space heaters. Douglas Bros. Wright Shoe Co.

TRAPPERS AN D

now your whole family to skin beauty- . skin comfort! Get the big Gounce on Y jar of greaselesa, medicated Nox- style Hi-style. zema Skin Cream-now only 98G Youlll use it dozens of ways! ' 5551. As an all-purpose beauty cream, Noxzema helps skin look loveiier- limited quickly. It help: heal blemishes. ,,,,d J,,,,,,,, "m. minor skin irritations. It's soothing for bums, chapped hands. before- offar and-after shaving, for baby's skin. W"

market at top prices with W. Ches-

r Raw Furs will have good

S. McLure, Charlottetown. Sea- now open.

to 10. 52.79; sizes 11 to 2, 32

-ISLAND BAHA'IS

.98.

iiciated and conducted the com- mittal rites at Blossom Hill Ceme-

ter. Mrs. Grace C. Tllton was DEALERS ANN1vERsAny,gpollowgfsgnxlg orgsanlst and George W. Phllbrlck

Baha'i World Faith and friendswas wlmst . marked the blnhday of the Floundg Delegations attended from F'ldel- er of the World Religion last even- I” Rebekah L""3”' P'””””k 19'" mg when they met at 249 Eumm campment. White Mountain Lodge

MR. JOHN J.-ROBINSON

Is Turned Towards The Wall." ”Take Back Your Gold", "She Is More To Be Pitied Than Censored," a.nd many others. Get your llckel-5 Wllllolll delay. They sure available at Hughes, Fosters, Reddins Old Spain, Menls, and Ledlweli Vaueys '

IN under the direction of Mrs. How-

ard Scnurman. The hymns sung

-C were "Nearer My God To Thee",

"Rock or Ages" and ”Balc In The -.-. Arms of Jesus."

DEPENDABLE

For good eating and good living you just . can't beat butter. As a spread it's supreme on the tables of the nation. From the simplest hot. biscuits to a delicate layer cake, everything you cook is much, much better with butter.

Look for the lllad0 lilllfk Oil ICP (T0801. the world's finest confections.

memorated the birth of the Prophet, Baha'u'llah, who was born in Iran in 1817, said the speaker of- the evening, Miss Ellen simms, who explained the mission of Bahaiu'llah Is to bring about unity of all mankind in and through God, by raising the standard of s New Era. Recorded Sacred Writ-' ings were heard during the evening and later beautiful colored slides of Haifa, the Baha,i World Faith center. were shown.

nonaclr scrroor.

The following is the school re- port for October for Donagh School:

Grade X - 1. Joyce Trainer.

Grade VIII O l. Freda Driscoll; 2. Katherine Koughan.

Grade V (la) -- 1. Urban Dris- coll: 2. Edna McAdam.

Grade V lb) C i. Freddy Gal- lal-l: 2. Earl Koughan: 3, Clair Trslnor.

Gmde IV g 3. Ema -Iemmop stordy in honor of her daughter.

Grade III - 1. Tommy Gallant; 2. Gail Trairlor. I Grade II - 1. Gloria McAdam: 2. Frances Murnaghan; 3. Basil Trainer. Grade I -- (Na tests). Teacher. Peggy Maccormack. ANCIENT ART The earliest known samples of embroidery are found on mummy clothes of ancient Egypt,

Hearing Aid

street. The nnnlvernry com. of Odd Fellows. The Selective ser-

vice Office and Unto Others ggrrhe” passed away on Thu”? and Harmony Circles. Klnza day mommy, ocgober 15 ,yo)m,son Archlasearletown, one daugh- Daughters p Joseph Robinson in 1);; 75m yeaflller Beulah, Mrs. Earle Thomson, Pallbearers were Messrs Wlllgm The late Mr. Robinson was bolul Carleton. also four grandsons and l'l0llSl0n- Robe” Slevellsglt; J; at Augustine Cove and was the I'D”? Kranddauirhters, who will l'l05klIl5- 590119 Walla"-K T" elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas always Cllalilsll lll5 lillld 9l'lrd9lFl'llE Edwards and Chester Mc enze. Robinson. He served in the army ways.

and was stationed at Halifax. N. Pallbearers were Messrs. Walter s., during the First World War and . Calm. Walter Wood. Fred Plattl. later for a number of years was Nell Brildsllnw. Kenneth Muttart employed on the 55. Prince Ed- and Lloyd Bell.-S

ward Island at Borden. Since his

Brooltvale and Vicinity Mr. Joe McMahon was a recent

visitor to Charlottetown and re- of Clyde RiV”' PEI” predeceasadl

- - hlni 36 ' I failed the roads m mod comm- Vernon ayteatlise Ugly Haj: r())fnethE:li),J

and an only brother, Harry, who g L n C dy p M the passed away at Valcartier Camp pR1xr'mw"r(';ayaa H?" Kala): Cm” while serving in the army during ; hel in Mr Jnhn Carrsgher to me Fmt Wm” wt” 1 half; 8? ms t Law” The funeral service was held ol. 9 PO ' Saturdrly aftemonn at his late

V be ed H 1 . residence and was conducted by! prM:g'5tS;lel;1((l;n:t o?dMrs'wE:,,:;.nZt Rev. Mr. Britten of Central Bede-l

OPEN DAILY-9:00

SATURDAYS-9:00 :1

Rev. Mr. Ward of Central Bede-

Termt que United Church. Music was,

Mr. Clair Smith has returned to his home after spending the A

There are left to mourn, one

OIONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS- que Baptist Church, assisted by; 5:00 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.

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LIGHT

THE SOLEX COMPANY

retirement he resided at Scarle-

town with his .0... His wilel nee Florence Mnocann

OHAIILOTTETOWN OBEIIIT UNION LTD.

a.nl. to 5:00 pm

.m. to 1:00 p.m

su-mmer months in Labrlulor.

Miss Myrtle Smith and Miss Josie Ourley spent Saturday in Charlottetown.

Miss Rosaleen C-arrllghcr left lrr Toronto last Monday,

Mr. Linus smltlh made a recent visit to Kelly's Oro.-ls. '

y -- W. - . , . ' M”. Maurice MZCDOMM made (' are happy to announce a demonstration of

Wins Award

NEW YORK (Special)-The 1953

Audio Engineering Award for ex-

cellence in design was given to the Sonolone Model 1010 Transistor Hearing Aid. The Citation reads in part: "The Bonotone 1010 has been selected by the Judges as the finest in its field." Readers desiring a free informative booklet should write Sonotone Company, 229 Yonge Street, Toronto.

special Sale

FINEST QUALITY

food line in our store this week-end -. I, it I t k. U ' t J '

'l mp O the my as We and to sample this very high quallty product. Mr. Adrian sullen spent a couple ' of days in Green Bay recently. guest of Mr. Peter Murray.

LIBBY'S FANCY QUALITY

TOMATO JUICE 4802-TI

LIBBY'S FANCY QUALITY

TOMATO JUICE zoom

LIBBYB FANCY (Halves)

PEACHES. I501. Iin.

LIBBY'S FANCY QUALITY c

-FRUIT COCKTAIL. 15 oz. tin.

LIBBY'S FANCY QUALITY

Mr. Johnnie Mccinnnell. Peter Murray and Mrs. Murray spent Sunday Night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert smith.

Mr. Mark Currie was ll visitor to thelclty on Saturday.

Mr. Thomas Gunack finished hal-vesting his crop 01, DOVMOCJ and reports a bumper crop. 0

Mr. Bill Carl-agher Is busy lil- specilng potatoes in Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis smlthvmd family visited Brookvsle on am- day.

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PIERCETS PROUDLY PRESENTS

L-IBBYlS WEEK

You are cordially invited to visit with us

')'a a a'e's 'e e'ete's'e'eis 1'aleff1'.'fg'

this internationally known

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35” ii 2.roll....33”

On evaporated milk, the Perfec-

Brooltvale school is progressing very favorably under the manne- ment of Miss Agnes Tiralnar.

PINEAPPLE JUICE, 20 oz. iin.

LIBBY"S FANCY QUALITY

....,.. 19c

jea'eae-even

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tion trade mark identifies the PLATE CORNED BEEF most natural flavor of any canned milk you ever tasted. gt onjy 1;.

35 Oils. Per Lb. Buy With Confidence at J. M.'s MEATS Market Building DIAL 5535

IIE SOLD IT IN THE

The Canadian housewife has been a shrewd and critical hllyer. A manufacturer may win her coniidence today with a product of superior quality. But let him once relax his standards and she will leave him tomorrow for a new and better brand. Especially so with salmon.

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always I-low striking, tI1en,is the record of Todd's Horseshoe Brand salmon. Introduced in 1882, this superb red sockeye became noted for its fresh-caught' flavor and unfailingexcellence. Today, after 71 years. it is still the mark of quality with Illm" .who know canned salmon.

W PINEAPPLE JUICE. 48 oz. tin.

W 56”” "W" "" ” "M" LIBBYlS (Deep Brown)

'" PORK & BEANS. 20 oz. tin, 2Ior

LIBBY'S (Deep Brown)

PORK & BEANS. 15 oz. tin. 2for ..

LIBBY'S CHOICE

ROSEDALE PEAS. I501. tin, 2 for V.

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ESTORIC SPOT

Deer Island. scenic root at thf

southern til) 0' N9" Bl'u'”'wlC"”

was settled in the middle of the liith century. '

Enlpcror island -Maclnl

Golden Ripe

S k's - OUILRAINGES. 3 dos. . . . . . . . 79: ,TOMATOE

CHOICE SIRLOIN or T-BONE STEAK. lb. . FRESHLY GROUND HAMBURG. 2 lbs. ......

CHOICE SHOULDER ROAST. lb. . . . . . . . .

CHOICE RIB AND BRISKET STEW MEAT. lb. Canada Packers (Bulk) Fresh (Roas

SAUSAQE. lb. . . .. 28: PORK. lb. Canada Packers

BOLOGNA. lb. . . .1.-. . 29: BACON, I

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, O Todd's Horseshoe Fancy Red sockeye

0 Todd's Fancy Red Coho:

O Todd's Fancy. Pink CTodd'e Fancy Keta

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Gkrsrctanuj smrrz Cmluofr: rowav.eE.r. IIIAI. 5524- 5525

Am hu man use uvrres -. .

FRUIT and PRODUCE '

GRAPES. 2 lbs. 35: APPLES. dos. 55: p Florida (Pink)

BANANAS. Ib. . . . . . . . . .. I9: GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for .. . . . . 25: Red Ripe (Cello)

cnorcc QUALITY nears CHOICE ROUND STEAK. lb.

CHOICE RUMP OR RIB ROAST. lb. ........................ 35:

Breakfast (Sliced)

"av: man in oven

35c

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45: 43: 49:

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