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\ VIllNUARY, ‘u, 1959

Charlottetown

Island Clams, Solid Pack, Oranges very special, per

WEEK l Ellll run some stones

Tomatoes, choice quality, 2 tins - - - Orange Marmalade, Pure, 4 l_b ._tins -_- - 7 _ _

Strawberry Jam, 4 lb. till! - Tomato Catsup, quart bottle -- - — _— - — Island Cranberry Jelly, per tin -— -- — -~ - —

srscnis

& Sunuherside

— - 23c . _ ,

171 Gmfton Street. L-iﬁﬂ-l-XO-Sl.

. 49c P"? four-buckle overdioea 2 i" __ __ __ ‘p- 21c It PllIﬁlO-IWKUBOD; 5&5 dDZ. 1 1 —' 1 1 I- 250 BQARD 0F TRADE anmn Meetlhl; tonight B o’clook. I

-'- '- — - — -— 49¢ L-m-i-u-ii.

19c bwyslmlwwgv‘ beg-t“ b b all};

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16c $1.30 at Purdle-Wrrusons qéioes

Dominion Government.

With every ‘filer of $1.0) or more you can get electric light bulbs In U 25, 40, 60 wait size. Approved by th

Limit of 5 to each customer.

each

‘Charlottetown Phone 747 Summerside, Phone 399

BASH e& GARRY STURES

Free Delivery

Iiree Delivery

Cardigan Head iAnd Vicinity

NJ‘. John Mustard M. L A»

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‘lihe school henrhaa r‘ and both teacher and pupl back to work once more after very pleasant Christmas holidays spent It their several hams. '

Mr. Wilbur McDonald, ‘Lorne ‘Vaailtley, was a visitor to the City W

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On ‘Thursday evening Cardlgnn Head School was decorated to the doors. while the pupils under the capable lion of their toddler Miss Mary McAuley presented their annual Christmas concert,

~ ma "was racemes " success. ' Adar“

~number of parents and visitors were present and an excellent gran-l was rendered. After Santa appeared, as a decorated tree was setaglowawi candles and firecrackers and Bantu assisted by the er,‘ dis’ ‘ of the presents from the eavy laden tree to fie children also a treat of carﬁy for eanh one pre- sent. Mr. PhiIp Sullivan» capsbly presided and tne folio . pro- gram‘ was well rendered the

ifferent pupil!» and all are lobe nmmtulated.

Rrcliation —Weloome --_Mar_1e- Sullivan. i ' '

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Pclﬁorus —Welomns- Numb‘ emof‘ u s. . .

lgzcltatlcn —(lhri.otlnle‘llbellnl—

llfred .

Dr} — nine “ﬂpill. .

Recitation -A Merry Christmas -Jackie Webster.

“Belg —Oowboys Mother —Mae'

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Recitation --A Ch ' tmss Secret dMLYIOTlC Sheppard. a ‘Dialogue’ P?‘ 1111's Pockets —

um er p .

Motion Song —Welcome Christ- mas -Number of Pupils. . - Step Dance --Glad,vs Saunders. Solo —It Comes Upggt a Mid- nl ht Clear —6andrs 8115011-

ghecltation —’l"he But Clause - llanley Ferguson.

I kl and Sianiev cbster. “ﬁsh Gold ma. in the sky- Badle Sullivan.

‘Dialogue- The Greatest Joy -- Number or

Pu . , Rdﬁtatignui-Khmle in Names ._A ~ livan. wldJbléewgm-BIDIBB Helpers-Gear!!! r, sandra rmouson. kliteglltaticnm-Bebyfs Book —Gﬂ" | e a . - "Solo fgenin-Clagsis Comilﬂ 5° Town -0eorgie W ter. Tapnance —Gladya Saunders Duet -M Kitty —-Marie and

Yell‘

‘Head -— ' Ph ills Bhcliﬁlfd.

_ 8 Ivnstrumsstnl Music b glCeorgle . tan sy a a e 2 . . ' Dialogue-Jolly i?» the llinista‘

-Nu.mber of Pupils.

l. Panuimine- vayinallenaﬂ‘ ' -Number o! girls.

" c: any, .,R1ecitation_ -oeorsi=

National Anthem.

I m. 11mm canal-m. Baldwin's a Read. was a visitor to the City on I Mday. . . . . ...._.._

‘ The residents a mu district re- g; tg'lifll1mrfollltho m‘ " . . o rs. - in herhome in New‘? launch ln poor health for some - sudden death came. .

m. emu-u mm. drove to ‘I60! Oil

m» ma: mktkﬁlv the gnéiiiiimiwisi-“HE; l

a-"s

en are pupplied by the Peakes Orchestra.

'- "' than.

rmnhfaiwge ' ' mentors

up i ‘ w.“ .

the iFnFaYl oi’ his ﬁncle the late Mr. Philip Pronen Vernon ltiv- er.

The dance w’); in St. Terlens hall on Wednesday eveni under the auspices of the Credi. Union

oalgllgﬂgl He“ W85 ﬂ- Ni-‘ﬂﬂt Vii-Wu Officers was a. huge sucoem. ‘there the [ngﬂgj- o; ma“;

was a large attendance 0f young and old and all thoroughly ed i-hurlselvee. Music was

The Annual Christmas Concert ofLorne Valley school was held in the school mom on v even- ing. Dec 23rd, with s large nt- tendance of parents and visitors. The school was nicely with lly and wreaths for the oc- on I beautifully decorated tree. well laden with gifts occupied one corner ofl the {lolignbeelﬁftcr n. splendid’ rogmm n con- "cludlcdibentn Claus arrived and were distributed

' lfts 89' gfniwnyéeand a treat of can

was given all the children. hearty vote oi’ thanks by Mr. Alex McIntyre was tendered the teacher under whose care the pr was . ‘Hidbypfﬂﬂfﬂln lows:- sung senior Pupils. Welgme Address —Nonna Me- mod; tlon —A mil-utmo- wel- w -_-4 Junior Glﬂl - Dollies.‘ y n‘ '-‘A Youthful Bpeeber

an AI _“_A s‘ .

Oh claims‘ Becitati

Calif-harmless sham Dialogue —‘-Mr. Piper Gives n PrefentA-Irene Mclnnis and Jim blclhnnell. v itecltctuui —- Pleasing: Santa Ole-us -Oharlas‘ Modrath. Ch _ 8enior Church (lhcir. Recitation -.A mirisimas Greet- ing -Eleanor Mclnnis. Recitation —’me Lesson 4mm

onn L-rae March of ole m- voya- i2 Junior pu its. n --

What I

mono! ~12 Pupils. Gloria-by Senior Church (Jhsir Drill —-Chrisirnss Bier end Bell- O senior Pilpils. Recitation -A Cheerful Mei-w

Christan: —\R0y Lin. Rleeitatlon -.At ﬁlzhnll ‘rim: m 42in; Pleased —

Vernon . ' Clmlng —Netional“Anthe|n-.

Ferguson, O .N. It.

Cape Torme tine,

0 m%' at we at his former

spent Gil-Islands

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blsnllertintlcrcornnwunvil mtodeorgetown

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The Semi-Annual examination of Baldwin's Road School was held on Wednesday Iiat with a l

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HAGNITOS —- All m“ Q - nets rec t?

mansrannen _.1vn~_ Rich m ‘g! “an

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been i

be nu ,by Mr. Hamilton of Du-Telltrlﬁflyuijutléior clerk, m one one f e ifax branches and ‘wiliolesve

for there this week. LOUIS HEMON CLUB Allis Bernadette Blanchard enteitslned

home on the evening or January lth. An all-Erench study period w! mum. carried out under

ction of Miss Emelyn Mg- proved very instructive. Miss Evelyn Hessian invited the members to ha- hcme for the next

SCHOOL _BOARI) - At the 11101115111)’ 111061-118 of the Charlotte- town School Board. a report was received from a committee ap- pointed in connection with the a- mount paid to substitute teachers. Mr- H. F. MacPhee. K, 0,, and Mr. J. Wilfred Boulter were a - pointed a committee to look in

training equipment. Dr. W. J. P. MFB-v Mlllan and Mr. Reuben Maodon- aldwerc also a inted to in-

Closes" children. ‘min is a problem that had been discussed previously by the Board.

TENDERS!) SHOWER. -- On Tuesday evening "January 3rd. nnnia Holmes entertained at the home of he: sister, Mrs. Gor- Prince Bineet. in honor of la Hilda Bradley who is one ol this season's Popular young brides. The even- n was happily spent at bridge. A er luncheon-was served

by the hostess. Miss Bradley was pleas- antly surprised by her friends with a miscellaneous shower. be- l the recipient of many lovely 3%. On Wednesday evening Miss Bradley was guest of honor at the home of ‘Mr. and . . J. Brawders, when she was presented with a beautiful gift. The Park- dale Women's Institute also re- “ ed Hilda Bradley in the presentation of a unique silver tray and relish dish.

IBU)AI.= SHOWER-A very pleasant evening wvas spent re- cen/tly at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbell. Mil-bum,

when friends and neighbors earth- ered to lﬂldﬂl‘ miscellanems

for

n formerlv Miss Ann M. eon. of Central. Lot l6. The bride and groom were escorted into the, living room which had been taste- fully decorated for the wioccaslon.

the

mums hackle. Myrtle lMsc- Ma Boulter. while

. and Mn. 10m! and happy wed-

Personals

ma. Welter Wilson. City. ll vis- iting her sister. .. Guy Rodd Brantley, for e few days.

Mrs. J. D. imkins, and Min Parula Reylfie-ltl, retuYned Monday right from Hmmlns, Ont, who‘ they 1'. the with

lim. Boyce W. White o! Char-

lottetown. has retiu-vned to he!‘ home, after spending s. f days with her parents Mr. an Mrs.

Preston H. Warren. Bay View.

Inclld Gnudet left on return to Quebec saturﬁav morning after spending his Christmas holidays with nu parents. m. and lllrs. 3.

. Euc as b; is n will ruume his duties as professor of English and French literature in the Jesuit Oollese. Quebec.

Cameron. Blanche Mark. _ Drill -— Goodnight —

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"Ab the ﬁrst of a cold, rub n little ‘bﬁntholatum tqlanoetnls. thermal . . . u [erme . . .

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on’ quiet: RELIEF rnou

ma; cant tubs m- jnr oi’ Meatbolntum today. gusnnteedcmooaybenk. u

Attention Poultry. -_ Woducers '

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Fredericton. . dress was has

the Louis Hemon Club at he: um

bvth Willi

Emmet Croken, Harold Campbell Rev. W_

Iicholson’: Fox Health

(8 FEEDG FOB 1 CENT)

threeweeke .B-lldMd‘ i‘lDdﬂU- H

Trinity United Bhureh

WEDNESDAY,’ JANUARY l1

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Ill‘ Praise-Heed: "W.

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Thibodeau - Bradley Nuptials ‘

veﬂwieteod tt weddi lemnieadatpéiy n‘

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Plaster Rook. New Brunswick. Father Do performed the

ceremony in he presence of rela-

tives and intimate iriende. , The bride was attended by her

Mary Bra

some in a simple frock of Carlba silk crepe with high cut neckline and gold trimmings, cor-sage

woolaine. She wore a col-sage pale pink roses. Tlhe lgrkie travel- , led in a light tweed. coat th nooon collar and wore brown ac- oesscries. The happy eoifrle left on ashort honeymoon trip hrougb the Mari- es.

Ln Memoriam i

JAMES IAN COUSINS

The angel of visited the home o1 Mr. rs. Ernest Cousins. hunter River on Sunday morning Oct 30th. and claimed their oldest boy at (he tender age of ten years. tnouwi never in very robust health his passin a great shock. He leaves to mourn. his parents and one brother Lloyd, and his grandparents, Mrs. Mac- Kenzie of Hunter River and Mr and Mrs James Cousins of Glynde Riv-l er. The funeral which was largely- attended was held Monday after- noon in Himter River United Ch Rev ‘W. A. MacQuarrie‘ conducted the service and 5130b?‘ comforting words- to the sorrowlng ones. hymns sung were The Lord is my Shepherd, Bale in the

death and M

Arms of Jesus and When he oometh d,

sung by Elwood Robertson _a class- mate 0t the HBOOILCG The pallbearers were six school chums. Wllmot Roberson. Chester Whltlcck, Gordon Ripley, e MacFadyen, Robert dmith and - bert MacQual-rie. Interment was in Hunter River Cemetery. I500-1-11-1i.

‘MRS MAHRY ELLEN MUTTABI

There passed away at the home of her ' son. Harry Mu c, at North Carleton, on October 15th., Mrs. Ellen Muttarc after a short illness. Mrs -Muttsrt was be- fore her marriage, Mary Ellen Mc- Donald of North Carleton and was most highl esteemed for her man fine qualltes o! heart and m . For the past seven years, Mrs. Mut- tart hld lived with her son, Harry and was tenderly cared for b dailghter-in-law during her

Her husband redeceased; her seven years ago. s. Mutter-t‘ died tn the home where she was bum. She leaves to mourn four sons Hu- bert on the homestead at Scarle- town; Joseph, at Albany; Harry of North Carleton: Wilbert of Matta- pan. Mass, who arrived home in time for the funeral, and one broth- er. John McDonald of Indian Riv- er. P. E I.

The funeral took lace on Wed-

y, October '1 ‘.. from the home of her son Harry to Seven Mlle Boy inch and cemetery where she was tenderly laid to rest rs Messrs

George Muttart,

wubgrt Muttart. E Monn-ghan officiated. rouamo CRICKET ram wms

. South Africa urlng

visitors amassed 237 runs

me wicket before

m the loss o! one 1m close u: play.

cneaneo run mnrran main

Self-praise is a 800d deal like rid- lug on o merrv-sv-mund. it mic- lle. our persona dean. but it never gets u. anywhm: But-as 8:90! never refuses ink. 811.1 for the ne- ﬁt of fomnon who want m raise some foxes and It! W

at in a recent ue we y“ unam- statements

foxes and ed al h." ondertul as was $19 have beenby £0 "l"

BEACH." ue

‘n: mﬂgkﬂllnl-Plerre Show on November il-elgazfl- l! ucml Conﬂu- Brol» we‘! "W ptatcer to: the second time. Here

seven ma.

oliber ﬁrst ve been Hedda"

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ARMS USELESS 01v . A WET DAY

Rheumatism Pains Relieved by Kruachen

He is wage anoterwo

id to Kn”. (‘lien Belle. which quicklyrybmugh relief. So of course I have ke t on with it. and I am now much getter and have never felt so fit for years used to feel so miserable and sluggish. but now it is a pleasure to be able to workP-GB. The Pains and stiffness oi rheu- matism are often caused by uric in the muscles . The numerous salts in Kruschen assist in stimulating the internal organs to healthy, regular activity, and help them to elimln. ate excess uric acid.

romvsrows arvm sun vronnrr '

Some of the farmers are getting an extra supply of fl Jack frost is usy while others are employed digging marsh nvud

Mr. Rudolph and John M - han of Tamntum were visitors Mt. Ryan, on Thursday,

Mr. Thomas Brazel. was p. vis- itor to the City Wednesday and reported the lee from Southport to the Prince St. landing in good condition. '

Miss Lillian Higgins spent the New Year weekend with her par- eiits. Mr. and Mrs. ﬂtewart Hig- g I15. .

Master John and Miss Margaret Bmzel spent Christmas with their uncles, Mr. J. R. Brazel.

Messrs. Luke and Matthiv Praught of Earnscliffe visited Mt Ryan on Thursday and reporter‘ travelling in an excellent con-

cm

Mr. Lawrence Brazel paid a vi= it to the City Saturday.

Among those attending Midniizb Mass in Charlottetown were: Jos eoh and Kenneth MacDonald Vernon Drlscoll. Peter Doyle, Law renoe and Melvin BrazeL,

Master Daniel DrLeooll is spend lng the weekend ‘in Donagh.

Mr. Joseph Brunei was a visits‘ to‘ the City, ‘Thursday on busi 116$. Miss Marv Slavin. teacher of Johnstons River School spent the holiday in Boston

Mr. Joseph Currie. Mermaid spent Wednesday in Mt. Ryan. Mr. Clair slaven. New Perth spent Christmas at the home 0f his brother, Mr. Joseph Slavln. Mt. Ryan.

Child for Adoption

By the middle or end of February—Parents young — College edu- cation. Health guar- antee. Handed over in- cognito or full partic- ulars given if desired. Write L. K. L.,i

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DOMINION OF CANADA PBDVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD SLAND

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SAVE1/4to%!

JANUARY SALE run soars

-The BEST January Fur Sale

we've ever had! Quality fur cools, fashion-right next year as they are novn. of savings up to 7/5.’! Every coat from regular stock -— every wanted STYLE and FUR! Shop today!

The following is only an example of the many out- standing bargains in our large stock.

Hudson Seal Goats

Sizes 14 to 44 Reg. prices $195.00 to $295.00 Sale Prices

$1 to $22590 MIISKRAT BOATS

All Styles and sizes Regular prices were $125.00 to $195.00 SALE PRICE

$95.00 T0 $1

Russian Seal, French Seal,‘ Northern Seal, Electric Seal Former prices were

$59.50 to $135.00 Sale Prices i

$45M T0

Lapin Coats

6 only. Box Style Sizes 14 to 18

. /' Brownﬁhgiesys and 5 .00 $ .50 it 55 m 69 . line oi a Kind

Russian, Persian Lamb Coat Box tailored style, size 16. Regular price was $425.00

4- ‘ ~ ‘it Space does not l

SALE $325.00 PRICE——— -' allow us to list Russian Grey Squirrel the many other Box Swagger Style extraordinary Sizes 18. Reg. $335.00 values. giggly, $2259" " EVERY COAT Dropskin Raccoon Coat CARRIES OUR Box Style, Size 1s GENUINE Regular price $245.00 GUARANTEE SALE ' $1 0F ABSOLUTE PRICE ‘— - — SATISFACTION.

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