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GREETINGS To Our

CUSTOMERS and rumos For A MERRY CHRISTMAS

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Bing out amass the no! Tho stay of the sultan-rs birtlh TI!) thmluld rs . .Ohalrles Ourris i; visiting wands] y” “o and relatives here. p7.“- nogiswe lug-tn; 3°04 tidings F th h . Miss Frances Prosper. cuployee Bﬂﬁuehmli 37$. of Clark Bros. Monique Ipsnt tho chm; m, 14m; w” 5am" weekend at her hozne hen. I ———— lAncI I i t 11mm MoPhec, who is “Bu! I ‘Tho stxeupoigfnuxi: £0 course in- tho city Ll holidaying atl; he". the Angel mo“! hi: home in Georgetown. lug, u mlody of pray”

I M155 Virginia (ITEM and MI_ l! ‘a u” Shannen-h gazing

lllccn Wood. studonts of - Notre 1A‘ the an». gym“ glowing llﬂlt. Dame Academy BITIVed HOMO t0 iAnd the Ibry ‘hmln. rmmd them Wm“ Chllsillm |m u» darkness of the night.

Mr. Victor Bernard of Vernon II m the m“ o, Mary Rircr. who is a_studmt at St. .50 beautiful and ha.’ Dunstan’: University is visiting thelsumms dawn “pan he, Baby home of Mrs. Laura Mair. islwplng in ‘he mange, them

Miss Dorothy Oullen. ms ‘I h tk- kn 1.

student. nt Dalhousie University is ‘Hmglyeggtrae $3123“ VISIUHIZ at the homes of hi!‘ 515mm lGlving l-lim their dearest treasures, Mrs. Richard Curley Brudemell and Gold ma my“... and magma S“... M's. l". J. De Iory of Georgetown.

Harry McDonnell. Guido XI st/udent at Montague Mcrmarial High School, is spending his vocat- ion at his home hm.

Flriends of Mrs. Nellon that | ‘Bumt Point are sorry to hear thatl she is 1ll and all hope for a speedy t

recovcry to normal health.

‘K- ZKKKZKI‘ -"'

And blithe and gay. the Christmas bells

Rklg out across the snow. The story of the Sa/viour's birth Two t-hotlsand years ago.

—Oomttuloe I.‘

Mrs. James llllacheod and daughter Inmaine of Murray River home of Mrs.‘

are visiting at the M0190.“ moth"- Mm mnnte PLESGISVIIJLIEQQue, Dec. 22 - Rafusg (OP) — Three children were bum-

'ed to death and their parents and Romie Condon. Richard l)» rm-y, another daughter were taken to!

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MERR Y

. We wanf to wlsll you all lofs of Ioy of

fltis happy season, and hope that

Christmas ls lust the way you want it!

11; Jack Cameron

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CHRISTMAS

l T0 ALL THE FOLKS IN CHARLOTTETOWN!

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Ray Grant and Dune] Mmison, hospital early Saturday when firei St. Dunstans University students dastmyed their home In this east-t (LIE spending the Christmas holi- em townships centre.

days B; the“ homm hue, The victims were Andre and

Germaine Pepin and another son

Nathan Mair. 'I‘heol08‘lm Student ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pepin. The

of Mount Allison University has father, an insurance agent here.

g arrived hmng to gpend his Christmas the mother and 19-year-old Cecile

holidays wltth his Laura Mai-r.

mother Mrs. Pepin suffered severe burns. l

Osuse of the blaze. which bgan about 1 a.m.. W35 not known but My; Jung; Mgswﬂln, was the Ah. fire is believed to have started lucky winner in the dra/wing on In the furnace noom.

Friday for the B-Yoliery basket. The famllv had returned from

lettered by the Georgetown sport- Quebec City. where Andre was l

lng Club. student. only a few hours earlier. Connie Mair. John P0111‘-

Maurice Ddlory. John-t- De Lory and Arnold Hobbs. students ﬁll Prince of Walrs College are enjoy- ing their holidays at. the ltOmes of. their parcnts. “_______________ Icy", Wm eat their wnrrls hcfnre their college days are over.

During the man shortage most girls were bold and blﬂsh "m" going out after dates. Those who weren't sat at home alone on Sat- urn, night, “y; g, woman writer.

But reverse tho situation and you make the scene just right for the girls to stalrt plowing an entire- ly different role.

With six men-or even two --t0 evgry girl. the girls can afford to

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Howard and Htlghie Gotell. sons oi’ Mr. and Mrs. John C. Gotell.‘ who are taking coursos 1Y1 Chﬂr" lottotowrn through the D. V. A. have arrived home tn spend m9“ holidays.

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l YreaDaLm-yJt-tsmtocltn-Atnt-d Mrs. l". J. De Iory, who is an engineering student at McGLll University. Montreal. arrived home on Saturday to spend the Ohrlst- mas holidays with his parvnts.

AND CUSTOMERS

psrous New Year!

WELLNER’S

JEWELLER SINCE I868

‘”—“;MaoOonnell wns elected Mayor by

be fomininely reticent. They "In play coy.

And how they love it. Especially so after all the criticism they Bot from the returning veterans.

Girls don't really like to do the duping, any morg than man like to sec them take lead. So look for them to become completely fem- inine once more.

In the Georgetown Civic llrleotaton .ltc1d on Saturday . 3'15!- J- A- 5~

a. mBJOHt/y of nine votes. Councillors elected were Chaster H. Llewellyn. | Raymond Solomon. ‘William J- I Fltgq-ald, J. Wnldttn _ Levers. Allister H. Stewart and Nell W181" l-lITen citizens offered f0‘! 919mm"

And m bells or Christmu. bllthe and

T0 ALL OUR FRIENDS

During all the years we've been in business wﬂo been lucky enough to get a lot o! friends. To each of them now, we want to wish a truly Marry Christmas and a healthy, happy, pro;-

iiit ns councillors.

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And don't complain. young men. when the girls start putting you oilf and keeping you waiting.

l In Memoriam

In loving mumory of Thomas Marrow. who departed this life Uooomber 24,1030. and his wife Illa-ﬂu, Morrow, who departed this Illa January 11, 1988.

As we loved than. so I0 mil them

Thoughts of than are ever near

Loved, remembered. longed for al- lwaya

Bringing many I silcrt but. Ever Ramsmbcud h Mar! llll Hui-ballad eggs either plain or;

Ruth.

In Mentor-inn:

W. (Bud) ﬁnlthwhamllostat aqunDeomtbe-rilglblL

i As a wonderful son we think of you.

In mpmoriec that are fond and true,

Thcrowaarrtathlugboobigcctoo small,

Thai: you wouldn't try k do for Ill.

It seems so strange 1nd we wonder why.

The best are always the first fa dlc.

Our Greetings

"Thlrimoybiwayafoﬂﬁcylt," luf flu grating way h but! For a lend thought fwlnn about if

And u‘ warm with does the rm!

and But. Wlahu for I00.

R. Jenkins

ring than!“ for your patronage during the year,

We have lost but “God" h" sumo. [One 0f the best the world contahled-

Tsaaly missed but Alvnyg unm- I hered by His Fat/her and Sisters. t

In Memoriam

in loving memory of our Son ‘ BOWEN EAILE COOKIE who died - ooem I5, 1M4.

Ever Raunomberd by Illa l-‘sther Ind Mother.

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Boxing Day: CROCKETT AND

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The following stores will all day Thursday, Doc.

R. T. HOLMAN Ltd” Charlotutmv.

aunt-crimson mum

You weren't at, all sympathetic or understanding when they were so glad to see you that thcy for- got to play the game aocordjng to ‘time-honoured rules and tried to

sweep you off your feet.

If they're a little hard M! you now that the mtlo of men to women is decidedly in their favour,

tyou have i-t coming to you.

lIIINTS on sanvmo sods AND cums:

devilled are almost standard gquip- ment in a picnic basket and also ‘often make up the substantial por~ tlon of the summer salad for lunch Iat homo. l Eggs cooked in the shell should never be hard boiled. ‘should not actuplly boil, but be .kept just below boiling tempera- ture for 30 minutes. then hnth yolk and white will be firm but ten- der. I Thg home economists of the ‘Agriculture Department Consumer ,Secti‘on say that if the time is not ‘checked and there ‘is any doubt about the eggs being hard enough.

5°_ .1- ! ‘l; and quiz", “m” m” they can be tested by Diercink with Y3“ ca; dam ‘Murine u ‘u’ ‘at toothpick through the shell and

into the centre of the eggs. If the toothpick comes out clean the e3: Is just right for a dcvilled egg. 1f

‘any yolk adhering to tho toothpick the egg should be left in the- hot water for a minute or two long-

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i To prevent a dark ring around the yolk. cool hard cnokcri eggs quickly in cold water. If eggs arc. rookid in advance and aloud in the refrigerator they may he mix- ed with raw ones. Cooked eggs will npln likg a top if twirled on the kitchen table while ray ones will just wobble.

To vary dcvllied uls add a pinch 0f m"!!! DOWGI‘, l fair chopped chives ‘or a little powdered hay

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close tonight will also be closed 38, in observance of

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leaf to the salad dressing whsn creaming the yolks.

The Food Information Commit- tee has this to say about the pro- per cars of eggr-diaizncted to got the greatest valus out of aach egg and so make more availta-ble for shipment to starving lands:

K8811 eggs fresh by koeplng them coal and away from strong flavour- ed foods.

left-aver egg yolks may be

fully oppetizing.

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And you'll say the some when you taste it. It has that delicious, arm: good flavor that’! so wonderi- Every slice is so rich and satisfying it'll melt in your mouth. normal growth .

STEWARVS Island Maid BREAD conforms to time requirements. with your daily need through your grocer or direct from our ltorc, I6l Kant Si’.

. good digestion

. calm nerves.

BREAD ON THE TABLE THE MEAL l8 READY

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dropped in a pan oi’ simmering water and hard-cooked. They may silo be kept uncooknd for a day or two if covered with water in a closed container hnd kept cold.

Use all of every egg. Scrape out the shells.

Cheese is another food which we a" sending overseas in large quin- ttties and. while there ls not the desperate need for it that there is for wheat, meat and ma. every bit

that can be saved is that much more to feed the world's hungry.

Keep chase wrapped tightly and cool to lrevont moulding and drying. A ‘cloth dampened with vinegar makes a good wrapping for cheddar cheese.

X wedge-shaped piece of hard ch00“ may be placed on s pIliQ and the exposed surmce covered with wax paper pressed on with a cool iron.

T0 all our friends - - - -

"my hristmas

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The world needs today. as perhaps nevu- hsfon. rnen and women who are ready and WIIIIIl‘ to assumo Yesllonsibliity for the general wt-l- fare, and who will rial up against, Ind hlln to comblt. ta. svn and subversive inﬂuences now at work -0onvillo Richer. .

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Sleepy town I Express Christmas Serenade.

THE FRlElt-IDLY VOICE 0!‘ THE MARITIMES Christmas Chimes l

Empire Show

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Station Greetings Canadian War Brides Overseas

Canadian Christmas The Outporis Hour

Don Messofs Christmas Party Ckriltatu Tree. ' Christmas Music Bo! _

His Majesty Th0 King.

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6M 1m, 5000 watts