PAGE F OURTEEN

.tTHE GUARDIAN.

Cl IARLOTTETOWN

DECEMBER 17. 1951

ALL CLEAR

CRAIK. Sink.-(CPi---Hoiisewivrw gave a sigh of relief when enti- struction of a new highway stretch was completed. Wiiilc work uas in progress they had to adjust their washdays according to the wind and the amount of dust raised.

The t.wo large islands of Guade- loupe in the West Indies have been iti French possession since 1634.

Wanted

AT OUR NEW PLANT Tliotisiuids of l'oiintIs CHI('KI'1N llII(I I'”()WI..

Lite or I)rcssctI. i I':tyin;,: Hi-,-,lit-st M-.irItet

Prices. i JENKINS BROS. LTD.

Suniiiiersitle

& son. on Dev. mi.

line:-ks' visit .s.sii-r i.ll"s John Glllis.

Messrs. Lorne Ferguson. James . 0 dlld Campbell and Rowan Ferguson were business visitors to Char-

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lpttetown on Tuesday. Dec. -uh. Mrs. George Macbean and

itiaiighter Marion were visitors to

icharlottetown on Saturday, Dec. 1.

Mr. and Mrs.

months. p The continued illness of Mrs. ed 3 p95m9” with M-C-N Bcccher Inman, South Melville. is ' ” s niuch regretted by her many Viiencis in this community.

Mr. Donald Mac7Quarrie, Halifax

crits, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. E. Macwilliams left on Sat- Quarrie.

ktirday, Dec. 1st, for Summerside, 1v.2iere she will spend some time with her daughter and son-in-law.

Mr and Mrs. Im Macnonaldy Victoria for Sydney with a load of

produce purchased by R.N. Daw- son recently. Mr. Harold Ferguson, Hampton, who sailed on the boat hopes to be back soon.

Mrs. Russel Ferguson returned an Thursday, Dec. 6th. from a two in Borden with her and brothci'-iii-law. Mr. and

Mrs. Elmer Ininan eiilei'laiuctI the Hampton W. M. S. for their annual meeting on Tuesday. Dec 4th. Most of last year's officers were re-elected with Mrs. Elmer Itiman as liev treasurer.

Mr and Mrs. William Allen and Mr and Mrs. E. Allen, Melanson. N S. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. HJVII Mm-Qiizii'rie on Sunday, Dec; Inc: ;

The IsIEllllpl0ll'W.V I. met at the home of Mrs. Llovd Thomson on Monday evening. Dec. 10th. and ill

Mrs. Earle Callbeck and sotis stir-tit a few (lays recently. quests

Hf ML and Mrs. Elmer p,-arson. members responded to the rollcall (-i,m(,nV whip. mmyv Mrs. can. After a very interesting iiicetinrz. 21' 1,,.L.k am.nd..d mp (um,-R1 cg he; delicious lutich was served and a i"icle. the late Mr. Cli:ttitit-cv Pcar- Sili-mi Il011l' Si”-'llIv

Mrs. Katherine Iticc. who rc-

Our pivpsiyiiictit

MASSEY

SALES - MASS HY-IIAIII

WISE FARMERS ARE BUYING NOW

TO SAVE 'l'III'l l.II)IlNP I ON FAR)! TRACTOIIS. plan enables the farmer to get delivery of his Ti';irtoi' in the spring at today's price while earning 3 per cent on his deposit. Let us appraise your old Tractor. NOW. on a new

ELLIOT and WEBSTER

Iiensington - Phone 59

ceiitly sold her shore farm to

D. MacLeod and Sons. Vlctoria,has "mil to spend the winter with her Inn-ce, Mrs. Stanicv Mtirchicoii.l IYt-rk Poitit. Her sister. Mrs. Flo- Irciice Ince who resided with her vent to Argyle shore to visit friends. These two ladies will be much missed in Hampton where ithey have resided for many years P:-eviotis to their dc-pat-tiirc. the) jwcre waited on bv two ladies from. lllaninton W. I. who read an Rpsl ttironiiatc address and g each with a small gift. 1

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IIIII(7Ii.' IiV(7lIEASE

t . E STARTING vouxc. 1

WINNIPEG-- . cpl Tu-o-mt i--3

lold Darryl Moss is a keen rollerl HARRIS I skater and able performer. Tht-I i irfant has been skating several .

inientlis and now performs for hos- ipilal patients. . .. . . . . i IIARD PII.L()WS

"5 '-' PARIS SERT ICE : Ancient Japanese emncrors usedy iltolloxv porcelain vessels for pil-l; 'lcws, fillinc them with ice in sum-. n.er and hot coals in winter

Special Purchased!

Just in Time For Christmas

And What A Grand Gilt!

ly woven satin -royal blue,

Be Early!

There are Only 60 of these fine Bomber Jackets for boys. They're made of close-

collars. warm quilted linings throughout. The boys like th 't i - l ' th generous pockets and the good fitting knit wrist and tvaistI:)asn:I:.) Zlppel Cosmg C

novs' BOMBER JAOKETS .

Regular. 12.95 now on SALE

3.95

wine or brown. and have snug Mouton (processed lamb)

Sizes 26 to 34.

These .Won't Last Long!

LMAN'S

new SHOP

Now Located

oriia nsiu

(lnclmling Saturdays) moo mm. to 5:00 pan. Also Tuesday Evenings 1:00 pm. to 1:00 p.m.

SUMMERSIDE.

Leith Ferguson lave left for Charlottetown, where they expect to spend the winter Mr. Ferguson has accept-i

l arrived on Dec. lith to spend thei Christmas holidays with his par-I John Mac-ii Mr-

R. C. A. F. RECRUITING UNIT

JOURNAL IUILDING

Phone 3228 ENLIST TODAY - ROYAL y CANADIAN AIR FORCE

Bideford

T. I --The many friends of Mrs. Ray mond Gillis have learned with re gret that she is ill at her home

.tnwn. spent a recent

Mrs. Theodore Gilllx.

and Mrs.-Mdialin (Ioughlin jwere week-end gue.ts of Mr. and iMrs. Harold Maclntyre. Grand

The "Sliii'ley Atle-e" sailed iitolllinivert

Mr. anti Mrs. Ernest Ptiynier. accompanied by Mrs. John Cough- lin. motored to Siimmerside on Friday. Dec. 7th..

l Mr. and Mrs. llnrold Gilhs vis- Iiled with relatives and friends in 0'l.eary on Sunday, Dec. 0th.

i Mr. and Mrs. Leitli jguesls of their son George lMrs. I-layes at Sunimcrsiric Siindziy, Dec. 9th.

Ilttyes were and on

i 1 Mr. Eric Mlllar. Suninierside. spent at recent week-end with his parents. lar.

t Mr. iinil Mrs. I'ICllIlPl'i Ilutchin-y hstill have taken up residence in. .Suntnict'sitie for the winter months! to be near Mr. Htitcliin.-son's worki as he is employed with Nationrili Defence at the Siimmersidc Air- iport. i

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Miss .-xrcll iiayes. who is em-1 played in Suinmcrsitic. spent a recent week-end with her ptirents.I Mr. and Mrs. Lcith Hayes.

Mr. and Mrs. George HEI)('S and. diititzlitcrs. Arlene and Vi-iIerie.I have moved to Sumnicrside whcrei they plan to reside for the win-:

tircsetitci!;tcr to be near Mr. H:iycs' tvork.i.l0Ul1S 5011. Junior. who spent

.-is he is employed with National: Dcleiice iii the Airport.

Mr. George Smith. Cliitrlotle-I tnnn. spent a recent week-end. with his wife and family here.

Mr. Vernon Grant. Summerside. was the week-end guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Grunt. I i

I Mr. siiid Mrs. Earl Cuuglilin and

son Calvin were guests of Mr. Coughlin's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Cotton, Sprinizhill. P. E. ;l.. on Sunday. Dec. 10th.

i Mrs. (Torrie Williams. who hzis moved to Borden for the winter months spent it recent. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ellis

here.

Mrs. 'lx'enm-th MacDonald and ilzitighler .ludy. St. I-Jlcanors. spent part of the past week visitim: Avith her mother. Mrs. George

Smlt .

Mr. Theodore--VCViIIis returned home on Vi'edncsdiiy night. Dec. 25th. after a short. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillis, Chur- lottetown.

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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchin-

son. accompanied by Mr. Willard

Hutchinson and Mrs. Annie stone- house. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Inglis. Mrs. Mark Vvhitc innd Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes. Summerside. on Sunday. Dec. 9th.

Mr. and Mrs. I-Ierhcri Hutchin- son iind sons. Harry and Claude. also Henry Grant and Mrs. Jean- ette. Orzdcn. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hutcliinson. Summerside. on Thursday evening. Dec. 6th.

Mrs. Claude Hayes tins rr-rr-ni- Iy hostess tn the nicnihers of the Bitletord United Liidit-35' Aid and W. M. S.. with a large number of lmenihers in attendance. Mrs. Jameit Burleigh invited the mem- ihers to her home for the January imeetinrz. A delicious lunch was scrx ed by the hostess.

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WEBSTER'S CORNER SCHOOL

Report for N-o-vember Grade X-l. Vincent Baird. Grade IX-l. Pauline McEach-

cm: 2. Ivan Heron: 3. Gerard Duffy.

Grade VIII-l. Marie McEach- em and Bertha Smith: 2. Bernice McGuirk: 3. Gerald Mc-Eaohern.

Grade V-i. Anna Mt-Eachern.

Grade. IV-i. Gerard Smith: 2.

Stephen Baird: 3. Lawrence Mc- Gtiirk.

Grade III tA1---l. Flori-nee Mc- Eachern.

Koriecn Currie. Teacher: Anna Hughes.

In The

P. E. I.

Miss WIIIlnabVGTIlis. Charlotte- week-end V visiting wltli her parents. Mr. and Summerside mmm”

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mil-y

. Grade 1B! 1. Korleen Currie; i2. Brian Currie; 3. Parnell Gar- iland.

Grade ll.--l. Charlotte Smith: 2. Henry McGuii'k.

Grade I (Alw1. Genevieve R .Du.fi'y.

Higiiic.-'i. average senior grades: Marie McF.achern and Bertha Smith.

Hishes-t average Junior grades i

Elmsdale cind Vicinily

Howlcin and Vicinity ' -Mr. Dan MacMillan of Kil-

ldarc was in I-Iowlan recently '. where he purchased a horse.

i-Miss nurse. School on December 3rd.

Messrs. R. A. McKenna

.. - . 1 - - . . M1 and M15 Bemmd 0' Wilfred Griffin were business vis-

to Howlan ion Sunday, December 2. after at-

tending mass at St. Anthony's. Dpcember 7m'

"'-C' Mrs Norman McPherson. Char- M95Sl”5- HCNIXV and Jerry G51" lottetown. was a recent guest at llant motored to Bloomfield one the home of Mr. and Mrs. George levening recently on business. Murray. , MW.-- It Mi-. Leo Blanchard of Duvar' Mrs. Emerson Hardy has left iwas in Howltin oti htisiness recent- I0? T9mm0 I0 5P3nd 501116 time 11... with her husband and members i i of her family who reside there.

I , ..DD. , Mrs. Anthony Fitiiizin was a , . J fguest on Sunday. November 25, atIanIxh'yg:::" Mg; Mggo"Kgf):a;:::1r III1l'. home of her sister. Mrs. How-. were visngrs m'E1mSda1c and M: i-'""d Al'59mll1ii- 07 U" 5- bertctn on Friday, December 7th. Mr. and Mrs. ' Frank Gallant; Messrs. Charles.-I Louis. James and tIEll.';IlI.9l'S. Florence and Jean. and Harry Dunn motored to the

.were in o'Le:try on Monday. Dc-it-apital on Saturday. December 8. lccmber 3. In-here they visited Mrs. Louis I "NC IDunn. Her friends are pleased to

Mess”. Joe Ganam know she is making a good re-

aiid An-4 thoiiy Blanchard of Piiisville werei in O'Leary and Hfllliall on busi- ness recently. I

COV9I')'.

A sight seldom seen on this Island at this season of the year The Misses Lo iiznc Gallant. oft;:gthCTg?:”;1e:slgaxstgfliisglcmg Howlnn and Dorice Gallant of P35, weekV in this Communmp Duvar motored to Charlottetown. AX 9" 5 bll5I”e55 IFID T909ni1.V- ! Mr. Fred McKinnon returned to y, this home on Wednesday, Decem-

Joseph T. Gallant of For-iber 5th from the Western Hos- est View district recently spent a; pital. where he had been receiving few days at her parents' home in. treatment. His many friends are Bloomfield diii-iii: the illness mid't319aSed I0 know I16 15 Iefling Ml- dezith of her father, the late Mr. W'-

Bennett Peters. . mm

l Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacNeiil and family moved to Stimmerside -on December 8th. This popular 'f0llDIe will be greatly missed by

Mr. and Mrs. Pius Peters and

the past year in Ontario, have now re-

. h i' ' . turned to their home in l')uvar. "m;1.ds nier:ghEl;)I(::;i:aIeanf:,he)p:Styhx ;'-"". V , Dimlfd R prominent part in the Mr. and kits. - yEdd.e. Gal.aiitM..,(.i,1) me of their mmnummn and sons were visiting in Wood-.

stock on Thursday

evening. De-l cember 6.

Mrs. George Murray entertained !the members of the Elmsdale Wo-

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carriilh-imC”'S Insmme for ihcir meeting Cm and so". accompanied by NIrI;zl,lItDeg:1I.':beII(a4I.h', IIIVIIII the presi. Paul Gallant. motored to Wesil.u;eI 'chahf' M:gm;rayEra";;1xo" et" Cape on Sunday night. Deceiiiisei-tI.Ctan.. win am;oinLeid a deiegafe 2. and were guests at the home ofi to afmnd ihe Film Council me”- Mr- Ray MacMilian and fnmibw ting at Summerside on December

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Mr. and Mrs. Tony Powers nndl Two social evenings were spent their three young children. and rct'cnti.v at the homes of Mr. and accompanied by Mrs. Mellie Gal-i Mrs. R. A. McKenna and Mr. and lant. Mr. and. Mrs. Powers andi MY-9 A. E. O'Brien. when several family! motored from Summepitablcs of auction 45's were in side on Monday. December 3, at-ipla-Vi Tim” making hii3h95t 530795 ter attending the wake in Bloom-l were: M” Charles D""” anti M” field of the late Benoit Peters: (qh-arl;l.Ps Dunn, and M” wmmd Tl:iey called 'on relatives and di;3I.iIenn ;:::.1uaN;r'. ?.Ir1a(:.,.)II1'I;ln'lTn11.:f fi.ends in OLeary and H0lA'IHlWgng-,3-l,jV(,h-' before returning in SlImmCrSldP..6lh. .

Y. Mrs. Gallant. remained in Bloom-I

field. i , ly IINKLETTER ROAD SCHOOL Many trout Hiiwlaii wciidedt . ETT" . their way to Bloomfield to payi Rena” for NOvemb"'

Grade X-1. Clare Clark.

me” I” lieslmls ” ” dc” mm” Guide vm-1 Graeme Linklet-

eral of the late Bennet. Peters Hardy. whose death occiirrcrl at his home

Grade VII-i. Gordon Linklet- on Sunday, December 2. The

I314” ter: 2. Norms Delaney.

Mr. Peters was the victim of a Grade v-1, carol cm,-k; 2. stroke a short time ago from Audrey Wood; 3. Marjorie Link. which he did rally. His funeral letter. service and burial were held at st. Grade IV-I. Laura Rnizers: 2 Anthony; R, C. church on wed- Flbcrt. Morrison; 3. Gordon Rog- nesday. December 5. the Rev. Pr. "5- Rooney. pastor. offtriatinc. , Grade .nI”IA Fa-V” RORWSI 2- mAG. Gladys Linkletter. Grade II (Al--1. Arlene Wood;

2 Allan Rogers; 3. Lorna Murray. Grade II (Bi-l. Helen Linklet-

WARNER9 "PRETTY BABY" ier: 2. Donald Linklctter; 3. David

IJOMANTIC (IOMEI)Y L,,,k1wc..y . I " MW Grade 1-1. Roy Rogers. --N01 In rears have azivmice i'r- Perfect attendance: Graeme

ports indicated such hilarious sa- tire as has been incorporated into Warner Bros.' new romantic com- edy. "Pretty Baby". which begins its. local engazemciit today at tlietunkleltgr, Capitol Theatre. In fact not sincei Teacher. Lloyd simmong, "The Hucksters". the Clark Gable starrer.

Betsy Drake. who soared to film fame in a few short years. co-stars

Linkletter. Donald Murphy. Carol Clark. Audrey Wood. Allan Rog- yers. Arlene Wood. David Linklet. lter. Donald Linkletter and Helen

Smithf Red Cross visited the OlBrlen Road

and

itors to Charlottetown on Friday.

by attending the wake and fun- ter. 2- Donald Murphy, 3 Anon

Albany and Vicinity

Mr. Adrian Murray of Albany was a visitor to Tryon on Tuesday, Dec. 12th.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Inman. Hampton. were visitors tol North Tryon and Hampton on Wednes- day. Dec. 12

Mr. Sheldon G. Dixon, general mtrchant of North Tryon. has op- ened his toy and Christmas gift department.

Mr. Lowell Caritwell of August- ine Cove left for Toronto where he has a position. He was previously employed at the Ctirran Av ririggs plant. at Albany.

The many friends of Mr. Elmer Gamble. secretary of the Tryon Dairying Co.. regret to hear he is ill tit his home here.

Mr. E. C. (Bud) Bell of Brad- ford wal a business visitor to stim- r.-ierslde on Dec. 11th. Mr. Bell is one of the Island's best known auctioneers.

-A motor party coiisisting oi" Mr. Wendall I-Iowatt. Russell Thompson and Arthur Thompson. visited Charlottetown on Dec. lltli. They were spectators at the hockey game between Moncton Hawks and the Islanders.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson of North Tryon, accompanied by Mrs. James Dawson. Arthur's mother. left on Tuesday. December 11. for Saint Petersbtirg, Florida, for the winter months. They plan on spending a few days in the New England States visiting friends. Mr. Charles Mclnnls of the Car Ferry Abcgweit was it recent busi- ness visitor to Albany and Nort'i Tivon. Mr. Mclnnis recently bought a high grade registered brood mare on the mainland and expects her to arrive in Borden on Saturday.

M ii .W"& r. Jo n H. Dawson

have been busy with thaexlllfi .1”? blned thresher and bugger in mi section. on Tuesday, Dec. ll tire.-I tiireshed out Mr. Sydney Daw.-:nn'- stacks and grain crop. This 15 nu; of the best yields of grain HM. have handled this season. Th... miiehine measures every bushel at grain threshed. Al

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ywitli handsome Dennis Morgan in I ”.i'..".?.i1'il:t3; at-Lvuzume OVER A" 3- (V executives. Morgan and Zachary ESPECIALLY NICE GIFT F0 X QL,""AVE You THOUGHT E Scott. who becomes their favorite '- . ?)

secretary, especially when she cap-It 9 FRIEND I. K THIS ' ' ttires the fancy of a tyrannical ' 1' KFIROM HOME, I I: client, lnyed by t e Ed d f f.: IGwenn. P 5 M mun . rx M

l Incognito. Gwriin. an irascible '

iolo" tycoon. overheat-s Betsy men-. tion naming her baby after hlm.i ;H('l1hTNI by this unsolirriterl act.i 'he speaks to her employers, and she becomes an overnight sticct-ss' in IJIISIIIOSS. What he doesn't "know. is that the "baby-” is a blanket-, wrapped doll utilized by Betsy to , et. her a seat on the subvvayl yllere. a comical situation develops; when the unmarried girl is requlr-3 ed to explain the presence of the! "Laby", atid Gwenn threatens to: blacklist the agency unless Scotti whom he suspects of being that father. promises to marry Betsy. What follows provides much of th-oi comedy. highlighted by Morgantsi rendition of the title song while standing atop an unsteady indder.

In producing "Pretty Baby" Harry Kin-nitz selected fl. cast of. veteran Hollywood laugh-makers

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CLIP AND MAIL TODAY TO THE GUARDIAN

lticluding Gwenn. who won an Academy Award for his role as. Sxnta Claus in "The Miracle of aiih Street." Ransom Sherman and Raymond Roe. foils for Milton

Eneloiieil please find I .................... .. for I to THE GUARDIAN to be I it with my compliments lo:--

montlis subscription

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Berle's gags in "Always Leave NAME Them Laughing". and William :!rl:i:le,y'. master of the double- ADDRESS C NAME or ADDRESS

OAMEO TIIEATRE

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Itlondly-Tuesday 7:15-lhlli A Hollywood story of a young. writer saved by two girls. one ii greedy. glanihrotis movie star. the other a young girl. a simple nlcci girl, in unusual drama-

"SUNSIi'l' B0lll.F.VAIID" Starring William Holden. Gloria Swanson. with Nancy Olsen, Cecil B. DeMllle.

i i gift is sent.

SENDEI

An appropriate Christmas Card will be mailed stating from wboin the

Roles off the Island to any part of Canada or the U. S.-are:-

One year 312.00; six months 36.00. Saturday Copy:-Ono year 38.00: six months t1.50.

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