Pm W The Guardian '11tursday.Dec.13.11&

Winter Passenger Train . I Services Between P. E. I. Points

,M0MfT0l." D” ilrm onus Souris will leave chu-iottetows st 't "I ”be:”'"" 9"'9'll' trail I run. instead of the customary :3;':'dI lw?"hP91'"l OI Prince time of 2-30 p.m. ed '1 r b5 3320 ” 599' IIInoune- On the same dates. the tralnlor

are y '7' sum". Ieleral Georgetown will leave Charlotte- aa55.e"5" agent ol tho Atlantic town at 1 pm. instead of 2.8) p.m.. 3:???" C'”dI"l' NII-Iolnl and the train from Southnrt to lihvi "YT? Murray Harbour will leave South-

e winter service will cook port at 4 p.m. instead of 3 p.m. aencflon M”'"hY- December 11, The taxi connecting with the

'1; my?" "lads train from Charlottetown to South-

9""9''. 50".”! Ind Charlotte port will be adjusted accordingly. town. trains will 1.", chum”. pIa.a,.,....a..a.:. town daily except 5.1.4., It 2.” h I 3-; ;;dTm gut;-gt 3 7.30 Home And 5: oo

' ' uesd n II? I), gm Saturday. in the o ' tion7. departure iromPS'o.tTi-l: wdlllnbc; Execuhve ad is pd;:ly-1-Saint suml" An Executive Meeting of the dayp and sam'rd'.yy 3?. Thurs- git-3.1.1 ltsdelialllltlill) ox! l:IvCa.H0hY:tlCdI:

T ' ' C 00 SSUCI3 H Dmllalilllls hvfvtilridlaey"T'u?;n. It 5'” Nov. 29th last. it was noted that day and pridayifm. mg!” Th"”' Alberton, Central Royalty, and win 1...,” Elm”. I 8:” 3”" East Royalty all have newly form- 6.30 am. on Tuesda orw urn " ed associations. p Friday and Smurday' edncmuv For promotion this year it was

Daft); except Sundt" m decided to address the teachers he trains between Cilia ten Wm in Training and also the Supervis- and Georgetown I" r ottetown or; on the work that Home and kmmnwn al 230-pm VH1! C551" School Associations could accom- Stewan June"-on art suand Mt. plish In school districts. It was ing. they will leav Ceokuumi decided also to write a letter to at 7 amp and Mt est tgeww" all Women's institutes In d.istrIct.I , mm at 9.15 ' Swan J'"'”' where there is no Home and School President. A mm; so asking them to consider the ap- ppm. for Murnaven ikhport stlpointing of n Home and School - 1 Y a””"''- andlfonlmlliff which would include I,, Gunman HIM. diauvyesexgggagugznrbour .”f 7.'-m- ifathersv Parents might meet sev-

'7 - ' ayt Th” WI” 31' eral times a year in the school. 50 pmvlde service to Idke ve"d9- Three members Mrs J Gordon

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L”. I I CENTENNIAL Y'S MEN HOLD BIRTHDAY DINNER

Linklettsr, international Macbougall. dinner of FRONT Ern V. Bell, International Director (Young Adult Service). Frank Cameron. District Govern.

President. or tP.E.l.). 3 olottelmvn. held at the Y.M.C lime:-national Director thlaritimesl Centennial Y's Men's Club; George

E. his Mon officials In attendant-eIA Wednesday night included Charles Charter

Wile fi:'th anniversary gtlcutcnnial Y's Menls Club ftlilillttitlltr illllll-'il9l.V'l: Hat'i',V POWEII BACK Bennett (inrr.

Jl.lE'ounding Teacher Of Day lfgaining School is Leaving

Baptist Women's Auxiliary Meeting

ncct lhat each group contribute toward filling Christmas baskets for the Sunset Lodge.

The business period closed with prayer by Mrs. Milton. A very

apt! i-lassengers will use a taxi ser- vtc; 4:3VlnK Charlottetown station 3 ' i P-'”- dim! to connectwilh. the train at Southport. For pagl sengers from Murray Harbour,

Mat-lionald. Father Robin. and Mr. K A Parker were appointed as s comnutitee to work with similar Committees from the women's In- stium-. the Teacher's Federation.

fool Ifroolos is b

Th . ,, No.3 of u, enjoyable social hour followed in taxi will be provided I . . -

1": . . v 3 let '5?” M "I: yilllar w e which Santa Claus appeared and Port to Market St mm Simh land ”" ”d”””"" ”l A3”c"""" WI"! "'0 ll”

, I, V , '93 NW M. 11 nd up is omen s . u y a I y , U reet in char. , y

. ;' "lb?" "' "I9 A'5””8"”'.' " ll” ' E l 95' 5 la 5' ' held in th .1 ,..h h.” n uonda dIFll'lblllPd guts to the members lottetown Th - 1 '" ”'"” Mr the appointment "I ' V;l trded Children and friends flnanfll-lll')'. V i ,Fh( '” l I. d ,0 id wui and spenal gm: imm the Auxmy serum E in led”? . M the taxi Royal Coinmission to investigate '.I at West Kent School on Mona Pns;si:.x1.trioh. "9" "8. 9 "W0 ""1 (PM K . e . s W s In the ra it an a,.,.....5 D; w, ..,..c,.;.,,,.; H,

, d..V.,m,,,a; p..,.,(,d led by M”. ary. to ex. and Mrs. ttlitton and fate. I you l0v.

Ii); December 10. tn bid farewell A delicious lunch was served y pt liss Sue Hollett and to pnrtici- by Mrs. Waye. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. ,i.l"'Z”3",: "”'"g i" h" ' in it Bring and Buy sale. Lord. Mrs. St. John and Mrs. ,P"".'9 R The h3i'""-5 , 3' 2 Garry Rea-Airth, vi(-e-presl- Dunslord. During refreshments. Mgm. and "II, Him? "mm the . L. of the association. welcomed Mrs. Waye presents! two lsIand1'"'d'”gl” 9'19? ll?” 3”"5i- . pwldow Sam i ' guests mentioning especially Scenes to Miss iollett. lllrs. Roi-pdlrrleed t:')f':":'”pr:;'irdl:dl Rlli: ' 'oup of parents from O'Leary and Taylor also presented Miss ” H -9 , " H - - ' 'lI Alberton who were accoinp- iiollott vtilh a gift from the Kin-l B”"l'”9i H” '"""”e5 ""9 rend McGee Dlesl ' .'i bv two public health nurscs. lette Club who have contributed so I mid 5PP”””d- A"""3l ”'P””5 M

(home Mrs. Ridwut. A delicious lunch For the ronvenjpnce M Nandjt" gym W'7dgg : '-silent WIS Wrlttd by the Yllilfllla KTDUP. ers wishing to Complete mthpIrlV"'l'fil).'l('(l0 growing and selling is

A: Christmas shopping. certain dp- llir source of income for about Dariure times will be retarded on itiumo persons in Baden. West A Pfffrltiier 22 and 24. The train tol ticrniany.

Styteln "TULIP IRA” ..-.. Floilllfcicnoll

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Spoke-stitched cu eitlxo support.

'3 Ellis and Miss Gillis. Thelmuch to the success of the Daypl-i”'”l-l:T 5-h”"”d 3" 39”.” 59'" In Hl'31Sll3l”'7R. Alla. 'CPl vi i'”un- V nts from O'Leary and Alber- Training class- the work of the church Annual eral services will be held Friday Sun: A 32-36: B cup. 32-10; g I hope to form tin association CARRY Ox lrcports were also given by lheyfor the wife od Sam Mt-Gee, fas cup. J2-O . . . . Ahoueiobhihaoliw-dyIs5JS

Miss Jarkip Cummiskw will-p!c'(tl'Elal')i. Mrs. George Lewis and mom Yukon golf prospector who rer Mrs. Trevor Hansen. was immortalized in a poem by

'g etardedichildren In the near i slate of officers for I957 Robert Service.

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' association was happy to of the pupils of the Day Training l The View V . V ,5 guests Mry K9nne'h par. class Mm Cllmmiskpy hag the is as follows: PlieSI(lPnIreMrS. Mrs. Ruth W. Moore. 73. died

superintendent of (iityl support and confidence of all u... Edwin (took; Vice President- here Monday. She was born in Is; Mr. Walter Baker. Dir- members of the association. Hrs. Sthirlmz gnrpan, 1Secretary- his-erpooil. :IllI'.'llti)I;?.al1(I moyeduto of pro; mm vwmm. 3...-. mi--ow -; -V ilrs. C arles it en. reasurera- Mario in 885 ore izninlz to e Rev. Moslter Loyola from Mt. MRHNER CR-'l5m':3 Mrs. Walter Baker. Yukon six years later. It .was in Sister Mary Henry PARIS iReutprsI An Alrl Mrs. Armsworthy was appointed there she married Sam McGee. lic Social Welfare Bureau. France airliner on a crew training a representative for the S e n i 0 r Mr. McGee felt the gold lure of Miss Mm". wnsnn, Director flight crashed ncar here Wt-dues-gI.aclies Aid for the P.l-3.1. Hospital the north three times. His last trip . y' ub "c Health Nursing, day. killing all fixe occupants. The p to assist our other representatives. was in 191 but the work of pros- : I I-3 TYPES plane, a RiilllSl'lVl)u3lI Vickers l'is- Mrs. (took. Mrs liugtzan and peeling proved too much and he ,I C. Stewart Pit-rce so ok e count llirhn-prlip machine, uas l Mrs. Spurgeon MacNcill. It was moved to this city. 30 miles north- p' but in'ormativcly on the be-imz used to train crews of Air moved by Mrs. Bruce Lcvtis andleast of Calgary, where he died in

t of the association and ex- France. the national airlinc. lseeonded by Mrs, Claude Whife- 1940 at the age of 70. ml the three types of mentalii 5 " ” W" ' i "A T” T ' T A'-

FIFTH ANNIVERSIRY YEAR

ml 3 lcclinlz of deep apt)reci-

i towards the organizations We earnestly thank our many customers for th eir patronage during our five years in business and take

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GT. GEORGE 81' V CllAn,L(yl1E-row" ALSO AT SUMMEBSIDE STORE

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WITH SUBIIRBANITE

uitiivitliinls who have helped 't- lll(' flay Training Class s 1-as. She spoke of Miss I s fins:-lfish devotion to her "t as rtl'EHni7.Pl' and teacher.

its ilnllelt gpnke In the meet-. ntontirmtnz how she had on- ' to wnrkintz WITH the members he association and expressed, - nppreciatlon for assistance re-. erl from so many sourcesy i llollett stated that as In any ' project there were hills to be thed, but when climbed the re- ; were even more satisfactory. Hollett informed the mem- of the generous donation by i Royal Edward Chapter of

.E. of a second hand piano. ' Enemplor Chapter of III! a Beta Phi. contributed in . Qntl for s Rythmn Band.

pleasure in offering these Specials.

MEATS FRUITS

StoaIt....... 49: Sirloin 59:

Rib Roast .. . . 45:

GROCERIES

25 lll, hag Flour l.73

Sugar. 10 lbs. 98:

2 (I02. Oranges . . . . 59:

Grapes. 2 lbs. 29:

,”Tm?,”f,d'";,;;':..3"?I 2 "ti Maclntosh mi. of the my Training; Shortening . .. 49: alniger 39: AFN”. bag . 49c ;. ''""'i.t.im1''i."m:iit'l 2”” . L 5, , .-.: M t "W 3” . m '"'”'"- "62: A om: POUND CARTON Goapyuk

it vroblema 0! or ttmm l Sodas. pkg. . . 31: Sn" ' ' ' ' ' ' . Garry Res-Alrth eonduetodi co". B..f . I ' 29:

Grapefruit 39:

"I p . oly this tool with Mn. 3. 20 01 . . 3&':'....E'd;l?;, .... um? Juices, Z for 35: 3", Liv" . . . 29c 3.,,,,,,.,' '5. . "C ITIOTG gripping pOWel' Rea-Airth oddi much Chasm style Cd.” stick '9: b d ' ' on 0 on V

Bologna . . . . . 27: Sausages . . . . 45:

Hamburg . . . . 33:

Conn I8: Salmon lb. .. 53: Salmon. V: I5. 29:

Lettuce. hood 23: Tomatoes. plug. 23:

Just ml: the man that's away" ahead of you and has hooded our ' advice and equipped his car with smooth running. traction grip Suburbanltek. This Is the only snow-mud tire with the Ioglcd

. Houlo C. D. A. Christmas Reader

' '.iti'i'i'i':ry"..'t'ii.".'w”.'u'."i.: Molasses 3 cm. 95: Corned Head sdltiry. ii3i7'iuP'3.lfl' 771.3: 8 oz. M”'""l - - - - 159 Cabbage. I5: tread design - - - Over 1856 site rp. biting edges working on your .. IICQ. f cm,” p... 21, Wt behalf In all types of weather. with Suburbonitof ou'II find e president opened the meet-, t OIIIOIIS. 3 IIS. T93 M dd. . y 73:; -;g,;;;p;-t;7g,,';; i:;,-;,; M. d P ' 33,. Honing ..... I0: Puma" pk 2, Vina in oven hub-high snow Is an cosy manor. Glad Round". mm was or, in to : ,;0,,..es, - - - S ISLAND TIRE SERVICE PRESENT THEIR ,v rs. J. I). Morrison. T p. .&,rls:f-If were 23c . . . . . . .,. DgfQg' 2 Ibg, 23g E V c ""' "' """”” ""'”"'"f ” Glmd Haddock son me BEST CHRISTMAS mono EVER! SUBUREANITE

. was read from the exoouto .; he estate of the late Mrs” l

FIIIots....... 35:

Seedleos Cherries. 8 oz. 35: Raisins. 2 lbs. 31:

I lb. BUTTER (Wm! ovory 35.00 order) . . . . 50:

' : to J. VI. Mutclt advising that a 2 nos amount of money had p , hequeatlwri to the sfternoom V Ilary of Trinity United Church. lnttt-town. l

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