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c" MAY: II - I Fidgstlug. nose-pickinl and a torn rnanting rectal itch are often tell- tale signs of Pin-Worms...ugly

srssltes that medical experts say nfest one out of every three ep- sons uamia Entire fsrn lies msy be victims and not know IL To get rid of Pia-Worms. these rats must not onl be killed. but illed in the large neestlne where the live and multi lgvThst's ex- sc y what Jsyns”s - tablets do . . and here's how they do It: First-a eelentiiie costing can rise the tablets into the bowels be- fore they dissnlvs. Thm- lane's modern. medically-approved In- redient goes right to work-Hus in-Worms quickly and easily. Don't. take chances with this dangerous. highly contagious eon- dltlon. At. the first sign of Pin- Worms. ask your drums! for gevusins Jsyso's P- V e. . . the small, essy-to-take tablets per- fected by famous Dr. D. Jayne A Son. specialists In worm remediu for over 100 years.

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REFRIGERATION

Household. also mes: counte .. wslk-in coolers. dsiry oases. etc.

We service and repair any make of electrical re- frigeration equipment.

WIRING . GONTRAOTORS

Motors. Washers and An plisnoee - we repair them all.

Contact us for any wiring lob from installing s switch to wiring your home.

Storey Electric

PHONE 8237

Protestant Orphanage Contributions Charlottetown Continued.

Dr. 0. H. Curtis. Health

and Welfare C e nt e.r

Prince Si. 310.00 Mr. W. M. Mellish. Queen

St. Central.

W. G. Mlngo, C. N. Rail-

way

Hampton District: Collected by Mrs. Elmer lnmsn:

Mr. and Mrs.

man 32.00

31.00 Each: Mrs. Florence Ince. Mrs. W. A. MacQuarrle. Wilfred Ferguson, Boyd MacQuarrie, Ar- thur Inman. Earle lnman. Donald Cameron. Gordon Villett. George Cannon. Charles Inman. William MacFsrlane, Elmer lnman.

50c Each: Russell Ferguson, (3. Victor Ferguson. Rowan Fergu- son. Mrs. Harry Cudmore.

25c -Lorne Ferguson.

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Warren In-

. 316.25 Collected by Mrs. Earle Callbeck:

l.00 Each: Rev. R. H. Baxter. Clayton Morrison, John McQuarrie. Charles Dunsford, James Camp- bell. George Dunsford. Edgar So- bey. John H. Myers, Lelth Fergu- son. Mrs. Peter Ferguson, Warren Ferguson. F. A. Merrill. John Rog- erson. Lloyd Thompson. Capt. Dan. Ferguson. William Myers.

50:: Each: lvcrelt Rogerson, James Ferguson. Earle Callback, Albert Best. Howard Myers. Har- old Ferguson.

Total Grand Total

llan Every - ilawley Wedding In Texas

Word has been received of the man-ia.ge in Texas of a Queens airman and a WAF.

The newlyweds are Shirley Anne Hawley and Neil John Van Every. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Van Every of 116-18 202nd st., St. Albans.

They exohnnced vows in the Ioughlin Air Force Base chapel in Del Rio.

The bong Island ainnnn. a graduate of Andrew Jackson High School. was stationed in Okinawa before his present post.

He expects to be transferred soon to San Antonio, where his bride is attached to a WAF squad- ron. She Is a native of West Vir- ginia.

Nell Van Every is s gu-rmdson oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacNeill of Milton, P. E. I.

IN MEMORIAM

JAMES RICHARD STEWART

The community of North River and surrounding districts were sad- dened to learn of the death of James R. Stewart, which occurred at his home in North River on Oct. 16th. i954. The late Mr. Stewart was in his 84th year and had been in good health until eight days be- fore he passed away.

He leaves to mourn. besides his sorrowing wife, one sister. Louise. residing in Kingston. Four sisters and two brothers predeceased him.

The funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon from the Mac- Lesn Funeral Home. Scrvces were conducted by Rev. E. R. Moess.

The psll-bearers were: Messrs. Robert vickerson. Stafford Vicker- son, Bertram Younker. Thomas Sanderson. Miller Sanderson and William Molyneaux, Sr.

Interment was in Hampshire cmetery.

Card Of Thanks

Mrs. James ii. Stewart. wishes to thank Dr. J. R. Murchison. Hunter River. who faithfully attended her husband. during his illness; also all who sent cards and letters of sym- psihy or helped in any way during

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her recent sad bereavement.

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For further informsdon or resishsion. Pluto Wflb phone Dr. George Fisher. 23 Pownsl at. Tel. sees.

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JIMMY! TAXI TITO or 5351

WE TRADE hockey boots and skates. Firestone.

"YOUR DOLLAR. BUY! MORE- st the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

FANCY WORK. Thurclays and Fridays. 17 Rockford square.

PIRESTONE TOY FAIR open. Lay away now for Christmas.

NOVELTY JEWELRY at Big Discounts. Save during our-Big An- niversary Sale. W. W. Wellner Ltd.

"WE TREAT THE SICK WELL". Giggey's Pharmacy. open evenings 'till 8 o'clock.

BUY A STERLING TOILET BET during our Big Anniversary sale and save 2091-. W. W. Wellner Ltd.

IIIBOBENE. Electric and Pro- pane Gss. Refrigerators Bryenton and MscKav.

- Dial 1373

JUST ARRIVED. - New ship- ment of Winter Coats. All special priced, Helen's Dress shop. 125 Kent Street.

ANNE OF GREEN GABLES doll for )Chrlstmas??? Dial 3065 (Lath- ans .

SOCIAL EVENING. B. I. S. Hall. Wednesday. October 27th. Members and friends welcome. Sponsored by l.m:lics' Auxiliary. Lunch served.

HEAR MR. ZANER. MACK. the Representative of the International Mission to Lcpcrs in Central Christ- ian Church tonight at 8.30 p. m. Mr. Mack will show pictures of the work. Please attend

A. PICKARD & C0., will be un- loading. this week, cars of Spring- hill, Old Sydney. Albion Nut, In- verness and Hard Coal.

IN PREPARATION for our Big Anniversary Sale. our store will be closed all day Wednesday. W. W. Weliner Ltd.

DIAMOND AND ALL FANCY RINGS at big discounts during our Big Anniversary Sale. WI. W. Wellner Ltd.

RETURNS FROM MEETING - Dr. E. J. Barrass. Minister of tho Tryon Baptist Church has return- cd from Toronto. Ont.. where hc attended the annual meetings of The Canadian Baptist Foreign Mis- slon Board. Dr. Barrass reports that much more money has been raised this year by the Baptists nf Canada for Foreign Missions than ever before. Another cause for profound thankfulncss is that the Board is sending out a record number of new missionaries in In- dia and Bolivia. two of the three Mission fields for which Canadian Baptists are responsible.

Personals

Mrs. John Msclsaac. 260 Queen St.. Charlottetown. accompanied by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. De- roy Villard. left yesterday morn- mg on a trip to ihe.New Eng- land States. where they will visit relatives and friends.

Ruhsmnh Eoheinfeld Frank

We and Our Neighbors

TURN ABOUT 1! PAIR PLAY

It Is port of the folk-lore of most

peoples that loaning money to a friend often results in the loss of both money and friend. borrowing any wiser. Shakespeare

Nor is sums it up in his flawless way:

"Neither a borrower nor a lender be:

For loan oft loses both itself and

lend And borrowing dulls the edge of husband y."

But Shakespeare and all others through the ages who expressed this idea. referred only to the chronic borrower. or the chronic lender. it is spine-chilling to con- sider a world where friends and neighbours. near or distant. would hesitate in time of need to be either borrowers or lenders!

Without a doubt, satisfactory re- lstionships between individuals or groups can only be built on a give and take basis. As the saying goes. "Turn about is fair plsy." Indeed it is the only way to play and have fun!

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These thoughts came to me while reading an article by Richard L. Neuberger in-s recent issue of the American weekly, "The Reporter." It is called. "Canada's Social- Security System for Children” and stressed the need of the United States for a similar system. The writer states. snces eventually

1945." It is good that the United States should look to Canada in such an

important matter as family allow- ances. Because in the past Can-

ada was smaller and weaker, she probably had on occasion to bor- row ideas and skills from her richer neighbour.

Many Islanders who have not been directly affected by the fam- ily allowance law may be rather vague about it. It may not be amiss to discuss it briefly as outlined in the article referred to.

"If family allow- are adopted in the United States, they probably will resemble in substantial mea- sure the program that has been in effect in Canada since the year.

Under the provisions of the law, the Dominion Government makes monthly payment to all Canadian mothers. regardless of income. of five dollars for children under six; six dollars for those from six through nine; seven dollars for children aged ten through twelve; and eight dollars for those from thirteen through fifteen. A total of 31,128 is received by Canadian mo- thers far every child from birth to his sixteenth xblrthdsy.

Without a means test, only 1.4 per cent of the appropriation for family allowances goes to defray expenses. A far larger sum would be necessary to pay the salaries of case workers iand investigators were there a means test - to say nothing of the harm done by low- ering the morale and family pride if the payments were considered a dole rather than an allowance.

As for the fear expressed by some writers that Quebec would get more than its share of the money. the writer of the article states that the total average al- lowance per family in Quebec is only S16. 14 as compared with 315.32 in New Brunswick and 317.43 in Newfoundland."

The entire article is of course al plea that the United States should do as well by its children as Can- ada has done with its family sl-l lowance. The writer points out. "Soon after the enactment of .the Family Allowance Statute, infant mortality dropped. and there was

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my Mother. Mrs. Jouph Cullen, who died on October 2'Ith, IMO.

Today Is the day I shall always remember. when the rest of the world forgets.

Ever Remembered by Dsughter Rita and son-in-law Stephen.

IN MEMORIAM

CULLEN - Treasured memories of a. dear Mother, who died October 21th, 1949.

God loved her too s.nd thought it

best, To take her home with Him to rest.

Lovlngly Remembered by Daughter Helen and Son-In-law George.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Joseph Cullen. St. Teresa's. who departed this life October 2m, 1849.

Our Mother's memory is our keep- sshe. with it we will never part. God has her In His keeping. We have her in our hearts.

Lovingly Remembered by her Daughter Mary. and Son-In-law

OCT. 3Ist - NOV. Sill

Sunday 11 s.m.: God's Call Today - John 3:18 Sunday '1 p.m.: , Come Away-it's Harsh - Gen. 7:1 Mondsy 1:30 p.m.: Come Aloft.-lt's High - Num. 10:29 . s

Tuesday 7:30 p.m.:

Come Close-li's Private - Iss. l:ll Wednesday 7:30 p.m.:

Come Clean--it's PCFDCIII -- Isa. 55:1 Thursday 7:30 p.m.:

Come Quickly-It's I.'rgent-Matt. 11:25 Friday 1:30 p.m.:

Come Quietly-It's Flnsl -- Rev. 22:1!

CHARLOTTETOWN IAPTIST CHURCH

EVANGELISTIG OAMPAIGN

lpeelat Speaker

"ROY. George Hamilton.

Saint John, N.l.

EVERYONE WELGOME

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natural way to healing AT YOUR lllillll STORE - START TODAY!

an increased demand for pediatric- ians. - Milk consumption rose by. 39,000,000 pounds a month." And! school enrollment ”soared ire-1 mendously" because to qualify for the allowance the child must be sent to a standard school. either public or private. Canada is cer- tainly on the giving end with its Family Allowances as a model I01. the United States to follow! SPECIAL TREAT DERBY, England (CP) G Nearly 200 dogs ”lunched" at a city hotel when the 21st anniversary of thei Guided Dogs for the Blind As-i sociation was celebrated by their blind owners.

SPEOIAL SALE

OF CHOICE QUALITY PLATE & BRISKET

coneuan BEEF

CURED JUST RIGHT

om 30c lh.

At J. M.'s MEAT MARKET BUILDING Phone 5535

BOY

ISLAND GROWN REMEMBER, HELP SGOIITING ON APPLE OAY

DO YOUR GOOD TURN! D BUY AN APPLE FROM THE

SCOUTS or WOLF CUBS

meat. but encourage the sale of

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30

By doing so you not only help the Boy Scout Move-

APPLES

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O YOIIR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY

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This year we will complete 86 years of service to the public. This is a long per-

we offer-

sxrns SPECIAL! For our Big Anniversary Sale,

200 CHINA SERVICE PLATES Regular Price 31.25

SALE PRICE 69:

lod to serve our peo lo. To celebrate this event we are running a S eciel Annivers-

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at our 86th ANNIVERSARY saw. 1868 - W. W. WELLNER LIMITED -1954

All our beautiful

Duchess

GLASSWARI

patterns of Stemware. Avon. Windsor and

zo-x. DISCOUNT nor NOW s-on omusmss

Diamond Rings 20Vo DISCOUNT FOR THIS SALE

BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS

Watches for this Anniversary Sale

20Vo DISCOUNT

BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS

new designs from.

A large assortment of

Regular Price SL25 SALE PRICE 98c

ary Sale from Octo r 28th to November 6th inclusive. With hristmes just eround the cornersnow is your opportunity to buy your Christmas Gifts at EXTRA sPEc'AI'! Heat SEVIDSE As a special attraction for this BUY NOW FOR OHRISTMAS AND SAVEV 3” A”"””S'"” 5” L”"" . 100 ALARM CLOCKS l Regular Price 53.50 DIAMOND RINGS WATCHES CONGRESS SALE PRICE 52.79 Our Entire stock of All Ladies' and Gents' PLAYING CARDS Buy One and Be On Time

to choose

' FANCY CHINA

and Stock Patterns of Tea and Dinnerware IOVo DISCOUNT

ALSO MANY srnoisns

BUY NOW AND SAVE!

SILVER HOLLO- WARE

Our large and complete stock of sterling and plated I-lolloware, this Sale only

2093 DISCOUNT any NOW FOR CHRISTMAS

for

ADD TO

Sterling and Plated FLATWARE

All patterns, both sterling and plated

20”.-'o DISCOUNT NOW IS THE TIME TO

PATTERN

ty Jewelry.

YOUR

Now is your opportun- ity to buy your Novel-

20Vo DISCOUNT

BUY YOUR CHRIST- MAS GIFTS NOW - AND SAVE!

100 lighters- NOVELTY Regular Price SIL25 JEWELRY SALE PRICE 55.39

RONSON LIGHTERS

We are over-stocked on Ronson Lighters, for this Sale we offer

RUY NOW AND SAVE

g No Isahanges. No Refunds

W. W. WELLNER LTD.

Jewellers Since 1868

CHARLOTIIYOWN. P. I. I.

DIAL 3788

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ANAL THE LATEST

LADIlS' HAND IAGS The finest assortment in the city. NOW ON SALE AT

20”lo DISCOUNT

AND COLORS

STYLES

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