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' Fredericgon and visited blends in lnederlcton

on River United Church on Saturday. December 27th and was very large- ly attended. Mr. Irwin Biondon returned to -----

i'.rY111i0. N- 5-. YECBHV-1.V alter spend-A Mr. Kenneth MacLean, Victoria.

l is R few days Visit-lllg in Glen spent some time recently visiting

Friday. December 26th. Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs.

Female office clerk or Robert Altkenuv He - ' ' Qstanchel. were recent visitors to 3 33 in Fredericton. the guest of Mr. Ttenographeg W1”; Pyplni gxnichm-lotietown. . rrr--r and Mrs. Clinton Glydon. Pedence an 800 Snoii 9 9w, g4.gg Mr. and Mrs. Turner Glydon, ,

recent visitors to Mr. Ben Cutcliffe, Mr. Earl

Mrs. J. B. MzicDowell was a re-I M”SMf3- Were can Hsnm. to NONI, wmsmrel m(.iFredericton. the guests oi! Mr. and Week: and Miss Helen Stevenson

Mrs. ma pnnm;-sonA lMrs. Clinton Glydon. have returned to their studies at Prince of Wales College. Charlotte-

Roy weeks and. Sincere sympathy is being cx- town. after spending the holidays

itended to the family of the late at their homes in Fredericton.

of arithmetic. Experience

preferred but not essenliat,

Apply in own hall(ilVl'lilnf;iEU95la of

to Box R.W. Guardian. .Sum-l W and Mn

nlersldev Stating expenencellfaiiiily were visitors to Charlotte-p

salary expected, etc. Iowa on Tuesday. December 9m. Mr. Walter 5. Weeks Whose dentin rj i ioccurred on December 24th. Thci Miss Eileen Weeks. Summersirii-,

111,5 pgmime LR V01;-' cm-Mon-lfuneral was held from Hiinter;u'ns the guest or Mr. and Mrs.

Gives whitest teet . gag? sweetest breat

yet costs less than leading green toothpastes!

CONTINUOUS TESTS PROVE PEPSODENT GETS TEETH WHITEST

Tlllpllrlhll i.iii0r:itm'y tests: prove tii.it l'vp-will-iii gets lvwtii rimiiii-r niui lll”l;;llil'l' tli Ill nnv uiiivr imtiiiu; llNItillirI9iP. And g ; it":-n pro'.'r'n tart, that the illTltlllI.'lFl9

I!-' uiilrh pirrs: rlonnnsv mniitii. whitest ounce for ounce

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than leading green toothpastes

Mint flavor tops with children 4 Ilcpsnrlont his cool, mint mnilv il.ivnr nn nliivr riciiiiiriro lll:li('lllt3. Ami l'cp.-'u(ii-iit lrl s:ii'v, lvmr -A civil (or Ciiii(irvii':s' iirst ll'('iil.

WHITEST TEETH-SWEETEST BREATH-BOTH ARE YOURS WITH PEPSODENT

0 It gives wings to his morning shave -that heavenly whiff of fragrance that comes drifting from the kitchen where Chase R Sanbom Coffee is a-makingl

Blended. since the early sailing-ship days, from the world's choice "aromatic coffees-Chase & Sanbom has been 0

every other.

llavof-enjoyment.

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTET OWN

Mlllar Weeks. Pleasant Valley. on Christmas day.

Mrs. William E. Stevenson and Mr. Gordon Stevenson were visit- ors to summeralde on Saturday, December 27th.

Miss Beulah Haslam. atud t at Union Commercial Oollege. Char- lottetown, spent the holiday sea- son visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt Haslam. Fredericton.

Mr. Knud Jorgensen and Mr. Robert Jorgensen are spending a vacation visiting relatives in Den- ina.rk.

The friends 01 Cvnr William Carr. Fredericton. are very pleased to know that he has returned home after spending the past year serv- ing with the Army in Korea.

Mr. and Mrs. William Pound and son Donnie are spending anten- jnyable vacation visiting members of their tamlly in Niagara Falls. Ontario.

Miss Carrie Ohearn and Master John Ahearn. Borden, were recent visitors to Fredericton. the guests

Fredericton. were visitors to Char- lottetown on Tuesday. December 0th.

Lottie I-Ioustan spent an enjoyable holiday recently visiting in Toronto, the guest 0! Mr. and Mrs. Aubrev Buchanan.

Miss Florence Drummond. spring- field, left recently for Boston. Mass. where she intends to spend the

was a recent visitor to Fredericton.

Mr. Bvron Cutclltfe and Mr Gordon Stevenson left on Mondav December 29th for Glenholme, N S. where they will spend a few days visiting their uncle. Mr. Alex MacDoweil and Mrs, MacDnwell.

Mr. and Mrs. Fomeroy Murray land famllv. Breadalbane. spent Christmasdays visiting in Frederic- ion. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Murray.

, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Curtis. llviilten, were recent visitors to 'Pleasant Valley the guest oi Mr. Roy Stewart.

Mr. Frank Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Donid Rennie. Mr. Randolph Nicholson and Miss Catherine Nich- olson. Darlington, were visitors to Fredericton on Christmas day. guests at Mr and Mrs. William Ste- vcnson.

Mr. .nnd Mrs. Alex MncDowell

and sons Jackie and Stuart. Glen- holme. N. 8.. were the guests of

of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ross. Dialogue. stcenlng Even Wm) "ET Sister's Beau." Mr" mid M73" Arnold w”K5' Recitation: "When Miy Paw T”” 't ti : iiTh D'if " b Mr. William E. Stevenson and Gg:(1::iaHo1?L G i "am. y Mr: William Hill have returned to DH". asanm Claus... by Junk”. their homes in Fredericton alter pupus. spending the past two months In Intermission gg Sale 0, candy. Lmim" Quebm Dialogue: "Jilmmyis Unlucky M i Miss Eleanor Weeks and Miss mrmmue. AlMed1tat1on'Il by ' -' H '11. sincere sympathy is being ex- algvnegiilmuon. ..MV Cm-mm” tenddd to Mr and Mrs. Vernon Presema by Douala Bums. Gillis. Glen Valley, in the death of Recitation, uscmpin. me Pans. their son. Vernon Graham, which bv Colboumie Claw. occured on December 19th muogue. ..Com.s ca1m..s'.. Pantomime: ”F'irst ohrisimas.”

at Bethlehem." "Away in A Man-

Mm" mimthst , ger," "Silent Night." 'While shep- ' ”" herds Watched Their Flocks."

M” Mym” week5' Ch”1”"emw"' ”Juy To the World." and "0 Come

the guest of his parents. Mr. and "Closing Speech. by Lama Mrs. William Weeks. Reeves! of ' ; --n c v 11

Mr. Jack Cutclitfe, student of oh:-'gS::g., hshgilugns. 1, Ma Macnomld C”mge' Mm""l' "Janlior"s Lfanient" by Gerald spent the holidav season visit- David Lester. ' ' lAllg(l:li.':1tl;lrFClli.5, Mr. and Mrs. N. ,.welcome ,0 Sam” Claus," byi

' U Ci 6' Bernadette Hammill.

Santa Claus then arrived and

Lower Freetown Christmas concert

-The pupil: of Lower Freetown school pl ted their Christmas Concert in the school on Tuesday evening, December 23rd, under the direction of their teacher, Miss Phyllis Drummond.

Mrs. Allison Protitt was the etlicient organist tor the evening. Mr. Allison Prolitt capably act- ed as chairman and the lollowing programme was carried out. ' Welcome. by Carla Gardiner. opening chorus, by school pu- "ls. Recitation: "A Letter in Santa. Claus" by Nancy Simmons. Dialogue: "Samuel's Proposal" by Paula Hammill and Thane Ber- nard.

Song: "Away In A Manger," by Arlene Gardiner, sheila and Nan- cy Simmons.

Recitation: "Hopes" by I-lammill.

"Exercise: ”Christmas Dolls." by Carol Reeves, Mildred Bernard and Arlene Gardiner.

Doreen

Was .A Boy," by Wilton Gardiner. Song:."1-lush Now My Baby." by Arlene. sheila and Nancy.

Sheila Simmons.

Dialogue: "The Naughty Mouse" by Lorna Reeves, Nancy Simmons. Arlene Gardiner and Bernadette

The speaker was Thane Bernard. Carols sung were, "0 Little Town

All Ye Faithful."

distributed gifts to the pupils and the teacher. and ihe' teacher then treated pupils to candy and apv

les. The National Anthem brought avery enjoyable evening to a close.

CANADIAN 'l'RAV'I-ILLI-ZR. The first overland journey around tiie world was made by Sir George Simpson. Canadian statesman and explorer. in 1841.

Ncphrite, also known as jade. is

a hard mineral found principally in New Zealand. China, Northwest Ainerica and Egypt. December 14th and was conducted by Rev. W. B. MacPhail. Hymns sung were "Sale in the Arms ot Jesus," "The Lord Is My Shepherd" and "Jesus Lover of my soul". Mrs William E. Stevenson rendered a solo, "Home of the Soul"

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Mr. ,and Mrs. J. B. MacDowell. Fredericton. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macxenzie. Winsloe, during the holidays.

sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to the family of the late Mr. Simon Blondon whose death oc- curred on December 11th at the Prince Edward Island Hospital. The

Speed him to breakfast with the , grand aroma of a. great COFFEE.

great coffee for nearly a hundred years. Coffee lovers by the millions prefer it to

So richly fragrantm-so deeply satis- fying! Try it tomorrow, Let a great coffee wake your whole family to new

Chase 8- Sanbom

funeral was held from Pleasant Valley Unite-ti Church on Sundav

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STOSK REDIJGTIOR SALE

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We have taken stock and as our stock is much too high, we are offering you these Specials and many- more not listed.

Assortment of DYE'S-Clearing, pkg. .................. ,. 10.; Ladies' HALF-SLIPS, sizes S, M, L. Special, each 152. 5 Ladies' SLIPS-Special. each ........... .. 3;2.25 Ladies' Nylon ,SLIPS, sizes 32, 36, 38. Regular S430. Special ' 5349 Ladies Rayon PANTIES, size M, S. Clearing, ea. 75c Ladiesi Wool and Cotton VESTS, reg. S130. Clear- ing, each 95C Ladies' and Children's Flannelette PYJAMAS and NIGIITGOWNS--Clearing at .. 207.: DISCOUNT All Ladies' SKIRTS & SWEATER at 2072: DISCOUNT Clearing-Ladiesi BLOUSES. each .................... .. 351.98 Ladies' Wool HEADSQUARES, special, each .... .. 551.00 One Rack of Ladies' DRESSES going at V2 PRICE and LESS Ladiesi lined Kids GLOVES--Clearing 2076 DISCOUNT Misses' Cotton SLIPS, sizes 6 to 14. Special, ea. SL10 Children's Cotton WAISTS-Clearing, each ........ .. 90c Misses' and Chlldrenis WOOL GLOVES, reg. !51.40-- Special, pair 95c One Rack of Children's CLOTHING-Clearing at ...' ........................ .. 2036 DISCOUNT Assortment o 55;;

otton BLOUSES, each .

TERRY TOWELLING, Special, yard .. 45c LINEN TOWELLING-Clearing, yard .. 45c Assortment of PRINTS-Clearing, yard 42c

Assortment of CRETONNE-Clearing, yard . .. 50c

4 Ohly-Chenille BEDSPREADS, regular 39.50- Special, each ...................................................... ,, 3;7.50 Substandard BATH TOWELS-Clearing, pair S1.00 Men's heavy plaid WORK SHIRTS, regular S430- S325

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Boys' Flannelette PYJAMAS-Clearing, pair S250

Boys' all wool.HOCKEY SWEATERS--Clearing, each .................................................................... ,. :52.50

Ladies' FLIGHT BOOTS and NYLON 0VERBOOTS- Clearing at ....................... .. 2093 DISCOUNT

Broken lines of Menls, Women s an "Children's SHOES Clearing at ............................. .. SPECIAL PRICES

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