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.:rHa' GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTE-TOWN . o .
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it. Louie and lllcinlty iieseiirs nine Inmore Sandi Vicinity
ltd. W Vmwnd 0! Nuvember Ith It in the aiderord United onure o v h ii many useful gifts, for which she " Mm” m E""'"”' Wednesday. November 12. gttiugiy, thank: b her lfflendsf. ' . unc WES BBIV y mom era 0 Mrs William Burlensh. su;1er- the district and the remainder oi .
Mr. Wendell Phillips and Mr.
Ami Vicinity
Mr. Richard Pound of Bideiord
In-I. Mary Bernard . " vis- V 1 ited her Ian. M. Joseph Barns!!! The many friends of Mrs Hugh Harry Gillis Ellerslie to d . . - attended the Fish d ' v "'0 "3 to lntandent or Tyne valley Rellth the evening we. spent in d nl . and Mr Bernard in Harper Road .. Stewart. ”ryne Valley, regret to mm,” .1 Ammm .1” mgfg: -;:r;ilItel;':twt;rexk1';rrl&llnv. November 7th Centciie. lelit 01:! Friday misrziini to , ' aME; m3g'):m?;;i?”CmI:n1;bl;l;. Montrose ' - open a ew ays in son John. 1 with 1,9, son and daughter-in-law, Mr am
. ....... hear tht h 1 ill. All Min Edith ritaaeu-aid spent the -Miss Grace IMurphy, Free- a speed; :ec:ve'ry. MP. for W” mi? N953 speaker. week-end of '-Nuiev;I1iber.18th with town). spent the weekend oi No- con tl M .1:-iandsin summ, de. vem er 16th at the home of her Miss Ethl F t. it i t- 3"” W are being ex- 1 ,1 5 - --- 93'9"”. ML "id Ml'l- JGHIES tsndinz hitch scl1?(:1 ilyi 0Sl.l!!.'l!1l:I'- tmded in an R"' "nu M"- J- 5- glgllemhg stllllmvvlelgir-xellied avljvfixtiti Mr ('1 ' an-. and MrI.Wl1liam Pruitt oi Murphy. side. spent the weekend with her M”D'”"'d 0" their "mt mare parents Mr. and Mrs William ' in M” Gem” 3m" h" h Bummer-aide 'y visited friends parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles '1'""- G1-gm, ' ' " me” 3”?" ”" s””d”'- NW" 8 gm gguuyg. 1,11 st, mm; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mar.-Donald Frost, Sprlnghill. "nb" 9m M" "14 "-5- M3599 , and son Leonard, Unlonvale, were Mr. and Mira. P. M. Maccsull My (1 Mr ' mcmhm ma u” m'''”'' mwhef. MM recent guests at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Enmnn Attended the funeral of the late .1,u,i,1:? J.,.1',t:,"old (anti ma Mu" Em: Ben" "id Mai” Pu” Mr. and Mrs. clluord Millens MacDonald: mother. Mrs. R. c. and daughter Jeanie were visitors Mr. L A. crue of Summcrside on g,,,,,,,,m1d, on sundam”Nl bi,” 3"””- mm W'111nKi0n- have returned to their home in MGCDOMW at the home or Mr. and Mrs. 5”"""W- NOVHHW 8th- nth to spend the deyy'wii)rimtIhei; daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and 1;.) 111. mgmbe
T”mm' m” mm" M nvem Master Allan:W-illlsms has i"'”'”nC”"i?' I:mh""' M sun" M re- ay. ovem er tl-i. t rs. George Barlo was . 59"" to summemd: on sa'tluIl:lI:y Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson.
' N. B; with her husband Dr. Wil- Mies Edith annt who is ern- llam Burlelgh. '
Armistice Service T w' ”” ”"'""”"- Mm . . Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pik hill. N. a. paid a brief vi's'it3f:lhlii' 5933011 Slmdli Ilternoon en; -on d November 9th.P1HIBntly.v surprised several .,1 Armistice Day was celebrated in mm 915958 WE"- the st. John the Baptist Church. .M M w-- W rs?r:t..r.;i:;;W our ”"lil:..:;;: motored to chalottetovm on 5.1,
u "111 13,11 - 0! the Eduard The program opened with a m 9 "1 Md ma women; chorus. "song of Canada". by the m'd33'- R'"9m'”l"3 l-MY W0" ac.
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jdhn at Aucm'un' i:iiE:da1:eondl1rli'g 2m?e.W1ndaflid:v'!ioll.Cd M 11 M D 11 N Mlssionar Soclet Tuesd .M.. r r. an rs. ane MacLeud. ovember 8th. ' Y Y ay even-
Mr. Pnrwk cauuhm Wu . ,6, llhegrewlth irlends and relatives M”, John Moore and Mn Sm. ' mist:-be :1.mg.1,nl;dcIg::ier;egetr0:thSR:; ing November 4 with a large at- fgnmglgg bgliaigucllnlea l-gall: gggmd iltya onkrglgowimit
. ling Enman, Victoria West. were Min Wlllina Glllls spent a few vmt with hu.mn and daughter. of members and visitors me." v 8 8 the week-ma in Mutton. spent ' ”The Warders" was then read by
Funeral services for the late Ml
cent visitor to Alberton whet-e,he visitors at the home oi Mr. and days in Summerside visiting with 1,11", 1,, sum John N B , . . B. A. Profit were held 1:-om 11,,
visited ms smm" Mni Edmund Mr Charles Mllligan end Miss M A111 R Th .1
Kelly, who is apatlent at the Wcst- ' F8- 50!! Iynor on Ur! av her cousl . Mu. M l ' -
em Hospmu. Hester MacLean, Summer-side.-, w,,n1ng, November 1.-ML ' Mm n evm Hmche . were guests at the home of Mr.
Mr. John M. Perry of Leoviiie d3'yi'”'N(f,tl:fn';e';”e16?4llll3"”v '”'
' , Mm Mberm W, - Mona. Gallant, a. Grade X1 student.
. 5””-1'9 lymlilthy ll belns ex- ter Grace left on v1il1edh:fdn(irwigI1v:- "L”l'eg"v' md unevenly, we” Mr, ma Mm Robert M.cLAu,.1n' Mm. Winston England R ' tended to Mr. and Mrs. John .'Bis- vembe, ml 101, Florida. md' W” sound by bugler. Alban Gallant, home or his brother. Mayor C. R, Mr, and My... m,1md 3,.y,,,t and reuevmg Mrs Wm. Ii -.N. is hop in the death of their infant accompanied as far as Boston by Impressive addresses were then Profit. to Alberton United .ch11.-C1, . iam urleigh at daughter. M”. Horace Ledmom Tyne vllg delivered by Mr. Earl Cannon and Sllmlly 3f'5em00n- The service was ' Reverend Martin Monaghan, iol- GOMUCWG by R0V- A- R. Wallis.
"-388116. Lover
left recently to visit irlends and relatiyw in the U. S. A.
Mrs.i Robert MacDonald is
Mr. Sidney Enman were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
the Health Centre Tyne Valley.
leyi - lowed by a reading by Mabel Hymns 511"? W911 Murray. .
Mirs. 'winnie Morrison spent the
or My sou " and "The Lord's My
ikhas todtohlsh i - - . A inll . .. -glasper R02? :31 are he P123: 5) Mr; arid! Mrs. Elmer MacDonald. s '5 Elgity nlgd belrlisnexiended to the ton, visiting with her daughter. 11911.1 1? 1316,: Eleguh H?1?w:; Mix: A vote of thanks was moved, sec. Shepherd. Pall bearers rem . remain ror several weeks. " "Me" M'- .”d M"- Rm” E”'””"' Fred ywalflelcxlewihgu of the we M"' 5”” G3”'"- div evening. November 3rd in ””d"1 3"” ”"”””"ed by L”"”l"e Mm” W” C" L”'""' 3”” MC- . 1 jg Mr d M O 1, M D M MacNeil's Mills, were Sunday November 5m Plued SW3! 011 --- honour of Reby Maccmu before MacNell, Leah Deslloclies and Sl'iir- Beth. Wlllfefl Smith. Fred Leavitt, C C 11 h H . . an rs. rim ac one guest, of Mn and Mm Ramsay . Mr, c11f1m.d Macnou 3111 B . . . ley Veno respectively, all of whom HBFIY 0311811 and R. M. Dunn, Mr. Emmet a leg an recen y were guems at the home of M, . ' 8 us her approaching marriage. The. . t a metered to Borden to mean ms d M Em G , - MacLeod, Victoria West. on No- Mr ton, has arrived home to attend bide elect was escorted to h t me Grade X! pupml In amen: W5 in Emma," cm” Mm Mrs Callaghan was ramming ;noVemi;)re.r won rigg on Sunday. vemhe, gm Haroai '(I;lli1(leic;dt;rtt:tc gzllilismand Mrsl. 11,; wedding 01 1,1, mm. M honor by Dom Mn:D:u”g':1-1 Many wreaths were placed on the etery. , ' ' - I n e unera . Memor al Altar. The school child- rrom Ontario. of 111111, Nancy May Brooks an while the gifts were opened by . , ---w---w-w--T. Congratulations are being ex. w d M C H ren then sang 'Pl'aiBe of Peace' and Tuesday, November 11th. tended to Mr. and Mrs. Earl May. 1,,'"f,,,:,, 11;1c1le:uahdth;m:::”'Ey T1933 the program closed by the singing M H” N'm"”l An”l9m-
spending a few days at the home ClnrkQ' Lot 15, on F1-11-1,). .vQn.
M"Be!ul7 B”””d MNew Bnm' of her son and daughter-in-law. 1,," November 711,. smce" Iymplthy 01 the com- Novqnber gm weekend in Albeb
Sympathy is being extended to
w””""" is Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop Mount -mBV
Miss Kathleen
Miss Thelma Veno of Bloomiield recently visited friends and rela-
spendlng a week at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Pleasant, in the death of thy in- fant daughter at the rince
Cir” wim”m5' B1de(”rd' County Hospital on Saturday, No-
tlvcs in St. Louis. vember 8th.
M-Fl. 55111 MYBF3 ha-I rttilrned 00 Miss Barbara Hutchinson and
1181' h0m0 8381' N138 8- patient at Master Gerald Hutchinson are 1. the Western Hospital for the past spending a few days at the home Mg1fwCO::ipbE;mpb!:Ei”fic'N& "Ad 1 ' two weeks. of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and spam me weekend of iqovanbe; Mrs. Preston MacC-aull, Ellerslie. gm wnh R1511”, 1n springhill.
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MEN!
The many friends of Mrs. William M d M J Wm! g '1'. Perry of Palmer Road are sorry r. en rs. ames runs that she is a patient at the City and son Malcolm were visitors at M?y"::3m;(”l' g:;nEgW::f3Sdegh: 1-1o5p1t,,1, 01-1.1-iottgmwri, and wuh the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ne,” Mn" '1" the puma of her a. speedy recovery. Williams, Bldeiord, on Sunday me” ux niomm old baby ....M evening, November 16. l M13 Chi-T1” Bern”-Yd 01 M030 . "T' Mr. Gerald B. MacArthur ar- ton. N. 3.. recently spent 9. Week- M” l.'”fl""”d Bridges W” A W rived home on s turday evening, end 35 his h0m9 in 55- L0Ul5. Elle-Si Cent "wor 3t the mm” M Mr" November 8th after spending the 01 M1”. Ind Mm John R. 1361113-rd-"mi M” Gabriel Bulge" cm" past three and a half months in win" Goose Bay, Labrador.
Mr. Alphonse Arsenault has re- 'T"T .:- . turned to Moncton, 23.8.. alter Vl.'5- gm” Bf”); Murphl? dsuTmb?r' Mrs, Thomas Ford, Mt, Pleas-. "JJ18 35 1115 htamek guestnof Mr. :'H:'bPsrpe;l6 :!:em:Ve”i1oer:c gt hg, ant, was a recent guest of her and Mrs. John . rsenau . gmndfamerl Mn wmiam Murphy daughter, Mrs. Robert MacLaurin.
The many friends of, Mr. Wilbert Mr. - and Mrs. Orrin Enman. Perry. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar da1:1d'm:pdJayerl?' aI;f1l31?IrC:';1dg Victoria West. spent the Novem- Perry of St. Louis. are sorry to Am?” MacDonald Birch Hm" her 8th weekend in Summerside. know he is " patient uvme Wash are visiting with, relatives anti glaedfeuresu oi Mr" and M” Ancel
5'” H”5Pm”' friends in U. s. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Gallant oi Mr Ewm. Euands went the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dyment and Leoville ecently motored to the ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacLennan. r weekmd at Nwemb" 18 with h” Victoria West, attended the enter-
Unit d St to to isit lth frle ds
1 a,nderelatl?1es:i Thevy wevie uCCOl'lx'ip- ?,f,g;.ix;'r51xr'i Muriel EuandS' talnment in the Legion Hall.
'- tuned by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cva.u- . ' Ellegsliel Tuesday night. No- vem er . i
den Miss Emily Moore has returned gvg mus Mary Callaghan nu. from i?i.13e'.i35.'.'.iT..Q". V3v”.f3i'.i”..wi7ifi h 1;;tr;emf;;n;;:”f;;,H;;;vg;u;;5 . e n . the Prince COUIIW H05l3lt&1. M45 3 home 0! her uncle and aunt, Mr. Victoria welt on Sunday mom.
Christmas
. ;le::txTh8lIl1:Sl:o;fE:idJ1:ie;ll1ti)ni:':tlsiTlFE::l'l:.ls and Mn" R”y2uL)hy' ins. November? 9th. An approp- ii Callaghan. Mr. Austin Phillips is spending ;l;:js::;"lt;la:Vlt;A,':f,'i;VI::;f1byvjilg --- 11 week visiting relatives in Rum- took his ukt (mm mg: mm
Wiiltiricxizld Ii-AeIc;entlJams:tisotc?i"li:.fla (tact) mm, Mame. S... psalm, verse 12. 'So teach us to
y number our days so that we mav
Moncmn, NE. and to Amherst Mr. Leslie Noye has returned N.s. They were accompanied by home after spending a week vis- SP9” "t" h""' um” whhmy Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mclllduif of lting relatives in Summerside. 'I'i'glilsl'i. i r M... Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore, Vic- ggslssggiglngltxgsqligxngfoisggg Friends of Mr. Peter O'Brien oi toria West. were 3119813 at the Mr. and Ni”. Wesley Smuh and 0
Lima, us sorry that he had to en. home of Mrs. Moore's parents. Mr. .30" Lyman, Mn um Mm Che"
Guests at the home of Mr. and
t” the wwam H”5p"'a1m' "e”' and Mn" wnmm Pmmp" 0" ier MacLennan and son Wayne.
ment, and are hoping that he will Sunday. November 16. -AP Mr. and M”. Lloyd Lard, ML ' and Mrs. Eric MacLennan and
soon be on the road to recovery. .
daughter Sylvia. all from Victoria West, Mrs. Albert Yeo, and Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Yeo. Harmony. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Moore, Nor- them. and Mr. and Mrs. Layton Jones, Mount Pleasant.
BURGESEBTIME ,
Continued from page 10
- Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Klnch of
Palmer Road, also Miss Rita Kinch
of Alma, were recent visitors to
Alberton where they visited Mrs.
Frank Kirich who is a patient at
the Western Hospital. grasses often had a. lot of seeds at their tops. This was true also of
Miss Eugenie Arscnaulr. left re- certain weeds. The only way he who attended the L.O.B.A. ban- reritly for Toronto. Ont.. where she could get them was by cutting, the quet in the Orange Hall, Sum-
' Among those from this vicinity
plans to remain Wednesday evening.
months. Miss As-senault motored with her brother. Henry Araenault, who was returning to Toronto.
-- Mrs. Emmett Callaghan has returned to her home n St. Louis after spending a pleasant vacation
tor the winter stems on which they grew. so when merside. on
he found a tall stem of grass at the top of which were many small seeds, he used his sharp teeth to cut that stem to the ground. If it did not fall, he would pull it down. Sometimes he would cut two or three pieces from it until he got it
November 5th. were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant. Mr. and MH- Rubert Grlndlay, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur. Mr.
Lloyd Frost, Mr. and Mi-ii. Robert MacLaurin, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Enman. Mr, and Mrs. Burns Mac- and Mrs. Gordon MacArthur, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
SUITS
A T AILORED-T0
in Windsor, Ontario. Mrs. Calla- down on the ground and could eat . shah attended the wedding of her the tender part, and the seeds. one Fmlv M5 "'1 M” emu” ... sister. Miss Patricia Harper, which day he cut down a. plant with a lot Fm": ML "id M"- L”"" G""'
and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence
MEASURE
of seeds, more seeds than he could --- - eat. When he had eaten all that
A ll!!! GYOWG 110171 59- T401138 and his stomach would hold there still vicinity attended the shower in were many seeds left. Bloomfield Hall on Wednesday. He looked at all those seeds and Novembuer 191.: 1110: l:,iali1l;m;alne wished that his stomach were Arsena t an . r eno. bigger. He hated to go away and I m their fees. It W" mowdp in honour of their npptonchins leave all those nice seeds. But. he fegongod ma canned ml: the murmni TM" mm M young new did 39' He Went 3”" md tmk ” same oftlcers be re-elected for the
Famous Progress Brand ..
muu1"ndv"m'b1e 3m"' The wan" tn” " hm”? me” when M tee reported that some articles E
in W" pleumuy spam in due" '"'”k” he W” hlmny ""i"- 39 are needed for the school. An ; ing. remembered all those nice seeds. He nmuun, p,.o,,.,,mm, Wu put on , '-35' T3" lmk WWW" he Md 19" W059 by Mrs. William Glllla and Mrs. 4 '-”TST'T"TiTf' l0'V9lY 399.51 N0” 0”” W” ''m"?- Milford Noye and several songs Someone else had found them and mug by M", Elmer Bigger and .113-d taken Went If he Wlmted Miss Minnie Bigger with guitar , ----- mcre. he Would MV8 10 80 to Work accompaniment were enjoyed. -.-Miss Anna Ramsay. student of and cut down more plants with Mrs. Gillis invited the members U. C. college. Charlottetown, seeds at their tops. He did. It was to meet at her home for the De- qaent Remembrance Day at the quite a lot of work, but he did it. cember meeting. each member to home of her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Then be filled his stomach again. take something to send to the Heber Ramsay. When he was through, a lot or orphanage. .--B those delicious seeds remained. Re -W- Mr. Elmer Barbour of the stall started to go off and leave them, . lo! 13.. T. Holman. Ltd., spent Tues- day. November 11th; at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry more, Barbour. . "I can't, and that's that!" said he ' Antone I-ttendins the thought came to him. He would to leave. Right then in sudden N )l.l'!'.lNl;;.VV.1:&I1',:';.12' Jib kAm(l:ll8l'Ikt. hide those seeds where only he ,1! -' . - M3 11' . would know where the were. Then tug on Aims. Mi-and Mrs. Haber ltsmsny. when he was hungry,yhe could go -,Anybody i K .su1i!thG!3l:ue.l;ar.ue.r;g Mae, 33- rishtto them. . . my .irroivertv in Srrlns Vul- nc. on. 0! on It l-is- did that v thl . A ' be i 134 ta” mm” H3mm"- G"m' enough. when he weraynt tonlgookmig lay with mmatg; otherw " 3 - molllltr t r them again iliiey were right where Wm M lm'wu t he had hidden them. That was the 3. E. M”:-NEH, Kenslngton .o
N!-"tad Mrs-51:!!! Mncmllnn. beginning of thrift. It became a the gifts. Miss Doreen Home read
W004"-10 NWMU1 '0 'vh'l' hm"-' habit. Too had more people do not the accompanying verses and Min . re-possessed 1944 Chev-
on ,nud:v.'g;v;::m ugh. me: have the habit. -T auhy Adams arranged the min A tt thanked eiveryogig rolet two-ton Stake Truck
no were will be sold by Public Aud- tlon on the premises of Get- ald.Bruce at Elltlaltlc on Saturday. November 29th at 2 .
or furth, er rticuiars ap- ”" ply to:- . pg - . GERALD BRUCE. Ell.
tool: place recently in Ontario.
The annual meeting of the En- more W. 1. was held at the home oi Mrs. Gordon Noye. Ten mem- hers answered the roll call by
Come in and be measured now. . . . Youill have your smart and handsome new PlRtOhGRl;3SS BRAND SUIT in time for Christmas! There's a wonderful range of (Fro elsl mm which to choose--fine Donegal Tweeds, Norfolk Worsteds, English or
renc Gabardlnes and superb Garnett Venetians. All extra charges have been Suspended during the Sale, and delivery is Guaranteed. Note the Exceptional
dale. Miss Norma Matthews opened
SALE PRICE WW 1 5.00 Regular 85.00 Suits 1 l . Monday, November 24th Through, ' A
Regular 59.5(iSuiis . .50 egiiivoi-Ml”-Wm” : Re""iii:6iiitrS'fif............. 9 SALE PRICE ,. It 6950 Doift Miss This ."Quaiity” V Sale! Wednesday, December. 10th t 1, mt .
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