DECEMBER . 17.

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HOWARD M:INNIS rirrnu FOOTWEAR

9,15 Queen St.-Currie Bldg.

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BIRTHS. usnnuiaes. DEATHS

50:: Per insertion .

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,D. ”'iioiroaLL-A: the Prince Ed- rffd 1g1and Hospital. Dec. 16, 1033! to Mr. and Mrs. George A. (,f..i..,..g.iii, City. a daughter, 7 En.-, -i ozs.

',n"1'-At the Toronto West- I.l.(.:Ullrispltal, Dec 13. 1953- to Dr- '....1 Mrs. Burton Howati. I .;..i;lifer, Jennifer Lee

1 ii-'l"l-.R'l'I'-In the Ciiarlotletown iimpltai on Dec. 4th, to Mr. and ii... Robert Lsfferty zi daughter. miriria Anne.

Il()Ill) - At the Pri.1)ce Edward ',-,.iil(I Hospital on December lath, na, to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rodd. Psmrioiietmvn, a daughter. (';;wilP. 7 lbs. ll ozs.

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uiui3rTi.i.-MacnoNALD - On Liiosdng. Dec. 15 st 10 Lapthornc -..c.-gln, Charlottetown. by Rev. J. .1 Bishop, Ethel Mae MacDonald ,; -b;-mv and Allison Neil Wad-

g,::.....m........... ilil.VV-At North River, on Wed- ..,.1;..-,-. Doc. 16, 1953. Waldo E. l, .. .n his Tisih year. The re- ” are resting at the MacLcan -.;.nvi.1i Home from where the inerni will take place on Friday, . - - rI)llllYl('l'lClllll ill 2 o'clock. '.f'nI in East wlitsiiirc rry. Please omit flowers.

i:liD.li0.VD-At Hope River on

NI). Maclean

UNDERTAKER EIIIBALMER (fliariottetown and North Wllishiro DIAL 5549

DENTRAL GUARDIAN

COOK'S for Perfect Pictures.

MENT'S QUICK LUNCH, Queen Street. Thursday's special. Home style beef stew with dumplings. rolls and butter, tea. coffee. milk. 55 cents. .

mm STAFF ENTERTAINED-Mr. and Mrs. Alistair MacLeod entertained the staff of the Eastern Trust Com- pany Friday from 5.30-1.00. Mrs. J. O. I-Iornby assisted in serving.

SPEAKS AT BAPTIT CHURCH -Dr. 0. E. Daniels. Associate Sec- retary of the Baptist Foreign Mis- sion Board of Canada, making his first visit to the Maritimes, ad- dressed a meeting representative of the various groups in the Bap- tist Church last night. Dr. Daniels led his listeners in an exposition on the types of faith, from the type that selfishly asks. to the higher faith that answers. and faith that adores. In his challenging mission- ary message he related several in- spiring examples of self-sacrificing service on the part of converts. at the samn time stressing the very real need of support in this great work. Rev. J. D. Davison, the pits- tor. introduced the speaker and also pronounced the bcnz-diction

Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1953. Mrs. John Redmond in her Tilril year. Her remains were transfcrreri yester- day afternoon from the Charlotte- town Funeral Home to her late residence from where the fun- eral will be held on Friday morn- ing to St. Ann's Church, Hopi- River for Requiem lligh M255 at 9.30. Interment in the church cemetery.

MncGILL!VRAY-In Montreal on December 14. Mrs. Annie MacGil- livray of Blooming Point. Her remains will arrive in the city by train this evening and will be conveyed to the Hannessey Funer- al Horne where they will rest un- til Saturday morning when they will be transferred to St. Bona- venture'a Church. Tracadle. for Requlem High Mass. Buriai.in the church cemetery.

THE NENNESSEV FUNERAL NOME

91 Kent St.

W. J. BROWN Funeral Director 4321 Dial ' ms 24 Hour Ambulance Service Dlgnlfled. Courteous Service

Most of the street and highway iracclf accidents that will mark the approaching holiday season could be avoided if those who give or attend Christmas and New Year's parties observed one simple precaution. according to a state- ment issued today by the Attorney General! Department.

That precaution. euily observ- able either in homu or in public places. is simply to make a strong cup of coffee the ”one for the road" instead of mother round of alcoholic beverages. Scientific tests conducted by university and medi- cal researchers have demonstrated the effectiveness of coffee as a sobering element and practical re- sults have been attained where safety organizations have adopted "one for the road" campaigns. During the holiday season. the Hang W. E. Darby, Q. C.. Attorney General stated. thousands of Can-

TI-IE GUARDIAN.

Campaign. For Safer Holiday Season. Traffic

ties. In most cases. part of those festivities will consist of drinking alcoholic beverages. Later. either as pedestrians or as drivers at the wheel. these ceiebranis become hazards. The host or hostess who suggests that the final round of drinks--the "one for t he road"-be strong coffee. liberally sweetened with sugar. is helping to V reduce those hazards. '

Last year, Mr. Darby added. sev- eral cities inaugurated "One for the Road” programs and with the help of press and radio successfully reduced the number of accidents in those communities. one of the most successful Canadian programs was carried out in Manitoba which re- ported n no-fatality record both

for the city of Winnipeg and for the entire province between Dec- ember 24 and January 2. This c9m- parcd with four fatalities directly traceable to drinking drivers the

adians in every town and city will be taking part in holiday festivi-

sport wear. . catering to this smart whim.

made of fine printed cotton in bar checks 'on a snowy white

Shop and in the Sportswear at

DAINTY HANKIES made just lurk into niilady's stockings!

anywhere from 39 to 98 cents Switzerland.

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tres are marked 75 cents each.

in yours!

veiled are 6.95. lists a "stoplight" quality.

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Made In England of these robes regularly

in wine and navy.

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IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS

Reg. 400 3 for SI.00

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THE FETCHING FASHION of filching "little boy" Shirts will go for the girls at Christmas as well as at any time of year for . . And the Little Shop in Charlottetown along with the Sportswear Department of Holman's

sleeves are cuffed and you may have your choice of an artiste type or neatly pinned and rounded collar. I8 and the price is only 2.98. Come see these ”I.iiiio Boy” Shiris - they're fine for Gifting or for yourself-they're in the Little

Imported DCEIUIIOS oi the finest of E inwn are embroidered with gorgeous flowers and are priced

Chinese embroidered llnon liankies are really lav- ish, they're N cents. Net edged Hankies with Irish linen cen- Now let me tell you of the truly iovcly boxed Hankies in pastel shades or white with colored floral embroidery, these are from 39 cents to 1.75 n hox. find Just the I-Iankies you'll want for Christmas Gifting in the Accessory Department at Holman's.

SHINING HEADLIGHTS for the Holidays! lion has a really terrific collection of glittering HATS to add ri holiday air to your Winter Outfit. . . . Believe me, there will be A more than slight pause while people see iinw pretiy you look Flattering shell shapes of felt with sequins and veil trim are 5.95-silver lame with velvet and yelling are 7.95 and wee shells completely adorned with sequins and mysteriously Jewel colors and gorgeous sparkle give these Come make the loveliest of these Shining Headlights your very own today. . . . Milllnery section at Hoiman's.

previous year.

in Summerside are "Little Boy" style SHIRTS are either neat spriggy patterns or background. The tlirec-quarter

sum

Sizes are from 12 to

Holman's.

for Christmas ziro a "must" to

each-by the way, they're from

You'll

The Millinery Sec-

sa 3.5.

They're in the

comfort in these knitted sleepsuiis. The irimesi. smariesi gp

' looking Pyiamas of the age. In a rainbow of colours at

4.95 to 6.95

POLO PYJAMAS

For His Christmas Gift to Bring ioy lo His Henri choose a pair of Polo Pyiamas. There is as satisfying feeling of

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CHOCOLATES. Ib'.' .. 89: Gift "ME Mixiili lldrs . only 75:

SPECIAL A as

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Qualify Wool Flannel. sell at l5.95. All sizes

EXTRA SPECIAL - I i

2... gg

HOSE"

lilannelette Pyjamas

”' Regular 4.95

Smart Stripes Warm end Cosy

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DRESSING GOWNS

2.95

Hoieproof world famous

Sox In fancy neat pat-

terns. Only 10 dozen at -

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CHARLOTTETOWN

Santa Claus Al Sunset lodge

Santa. Claus made his annual ap- pearance last evening at Sunset Lodge and in co-operation with the ladies of the Rainbow Ciub.under the leadership of Mrs. Ruby I-ioule. C.D.A. and brought an enjoyable hour to the guests in residence there, around the gully decorated Christmas tree.

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food . . . all departments. Our per be glad to help you with suggestions SON'S IS the place!

COKE. 6 bottles Lge Bottle Peerless

o with deposit. 2

GINGER ALE. 2 Welch's Grape

. CAN

'0 ' Pot of Gold . CHOCOLATES. Westonls Assorted & CHOCOLATES. S Moirs Yuletide MIXTURE. 2 1-2 0'0

1 Lb. Bag

Moirs Empress MIXTURE. lb. . Maclniosh A'ss0rted

Wi1lard's Assorted

CAKE MIX. ea.

PUDDINGS . . .

29 Oz. Jar MINCE MEAT .

Campbell's 0

New Crop

INS

PNONE AN DELIVERY ORDERS

AND OAREFIIL

' Christmas Eve and Mom Is almost upon us. Then comes the most important meal of the year to round out the festivities with a. pleasant glow of satisfied appetites. We're prepared to help on this most im- portant occasion by offering the highest quality in

(Willi Deposit) 1 Carton

ORANGE or GINGER ALE

(With Deposit) Canada Dry

JUICE. Ige. boi-tie .. 47:

Holiday

y, N Gray's Finest Quality RIBBON CANDY. I5. 63:

MARSHMALLOWS. I5. 45:

TOFFEE. cello bag .. 27:

Del Monte (28 oz. tin) FRUIT COCKTAIL 53:

Robin Hood (Wh. or Choc.)

Shirriff's Fruit, llifg oz. fins

Ocean Spray (13 oz. iin)

CRANBERRY SAUCE . .. 27: VEGETABLE SOUP. 4 fins 49:

SUMMER SAVORY. pkg. . I4: CHRISTMAS CRACKERS

GIVEN PROMPT

ATTENTION

Treats were distributed by Santa from his well filled pack during a break in a well-balanced pro- gramme of entertainment which included a. piano solo of exceptional merit by Senior Major Henderson. "Christmas Chimes,” e. vpcal solo IiThe Gift" by Mrs. N. D. MacLean. and a reading by Mrs, G. Balllngaii titled -Aahristmas Greetings". En- joyable Christmas carol slrigiii; was also a feature in which the guest took a lively part. Mrs. J. A. MacNalr and Mrs. Milton Stewart were pianists.

Following the opening remarks of

sonnel will also . Yea, ATKIN-

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I5. SL25 3 I5. 5I.98 I5. . 31.89 HEAD

39:

Shoulder Roast

BEEF. lb. . . .

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Fresh Ground 35:

Fresh Ground

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Mrs. I-loule in which she extended Christmas greetings to the lodge guests and expressed the pleasure of the Rainbow Club at being hosis to them. prayer was offered by Senior Major Henderson. The Scripture lesson was read by Major Stevens who also gave an inspir- ing address on the theme 'iNo room at the Inn".

The evening concluded with the club members serving tea to the lodge guests. Mrs. Ernut Mstheson was program convener.

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GROWING CITY

SASKATOON - (OP) -- The lat- est estlnute of saakatooirs popu- lation is 60,000. according to the post office and the city tax col- leclor. The official 961 census fig- ure was 53,268.

NEW MALDEN. England. (OP)- Televislon. radio and moviu ap- parently haven't affected the read- ing habits of children in this Losi- don suburb. More than 1.000 youngsters turned up at a. book exhibition at the local library.

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THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF . d ATKINSON'S VVOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WISH ALL THEIR CUSTOMERS AND

FRIENDS A

VERY MERRY XMAS AND A PROSPER-

OUS NEW YEAR.

DINNER

We have In stock-at Lowest

Market Prices: GRADE A

TURKEYS GEESE

DUCKS CHICKEN.

ORDER NOW WHILE THE SUPPLY IS PLENTIFUL

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS

BIRDS DRAWN IF DESIRED

25:

ROUND STEAK. lb. . 43: HAMBURG. I5. 29:

lb. 20:

FROZEN FOODS

Minute Maid

Orange Juice. 2 for 59: PEAS. pkg. . . . . . . 35: (Green)

BEANS. pkg. . . . . 33: SPINACH. pkg. . 38: BROCCOLI. pkg. Strawberries. pkg. 43: Asparagus. pkg. . 63:

Jlfelzueta

Large California CELERY. stalk 21:

Large California

LETTUCE. each

The Orange with the Zipper Skin- TANGERINES. doz. .. CAULIFLOWER. head

cucuinssns. each 11:

Large Christmas Florida Sunkist GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES 3 For 2 Doz.

69:

NECK RIBS. 4 lbs. .. 59: SAUSAGE MEAT .. 49: ll

29:

RIB ROAST. I5. . . . . 35:

MAPLE LEAF TENDERSWEET " ' or PREMIUM

HAMS WHOLE on HALF

Lb. 69:

VEGETABLES 3: PRU ITS

39:

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Zlo

39:

Dclicious Eating APPLES D02. 49:

A Tasty Treat for the

PICNIC

37:

Xmas Ilolidays

SI-IOULDERS '0' Ave. 5 to 7 Lbs. .

L5. 49: ,

REEF

o'io CHICKEIV

.- TURKEY I, POT PIES Each 47:

Frozen French Fried POTATOES

Pkg. 32:

as enocmm

Home or FINE Fooos

ill - I15 oruirron sneer