DECEMBER 17. 1953 vmorroar. brands .

IN AMEEORIAM

HENRY Ll2WlS.CBOZlElt There passed peaceiully away at his home in Wilmot. on Nov. 2. Henry Inwia Oroaier. The late Mr.OroIier was born in Hamilton, P.E.!.. on April 1'1, IMO, the Id- est eon oi the late Mr. and Mrs.

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Robert Orozier. . ,

He was a man devoted to faIn.lb'. ml Itmlal disposition, won for him marry trienda who win

long remember him tor his grac- ious hospitality and deeds" of friendliness and neighaboriiness. In his early years. he joined King Edward. Masonic Lodge at

Malpeque and later transferred to VITAMIN

Hiram and Lebanon No. 3. sum- ENRICHED FLOUR

Malaria cases reported in can-, ma last year numbered 522. but most. were contracted;-outside the

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merslde. of which he was a mem- bar in good standing. During his long life. he was engaged in tarm- lng. and through thrift and hard work builtup a comfortable home- stead. '

He leaves to mourn, his wife, formerly Janie Simpson. and nve sons: In, Wilmot; Burnett, on the homestead; Bruce. Baltic; Roland, N.5.; Lloyd, Fair- aleo i'lve daughters: . M; B. Mooluillan. Oamhricho, Man; (Blanche) Mrs. Roy Simmons, Wiimot; (Marlon) Mrs. Horace I-luestls. Wilrnot; (Georgie) Mrs. Robert Simpson, Kingston. Ont.: (Ella) Mrs. Bruce Murphy, rtrench River. Also a

note: of crarudahikiren and two great-grandchild Ell.

One son died in iniancy and one son, Roy. died while serving- evorseas in World War 11!.

He also leaves one brother, George. at Hamilton. and two sis- ters. Bessie. Mrs. James Donald. .snd Jessie. Mire. Bamuei 0err-uth- ere. both of Kensington. One bro- ther and three sisters predeceased him.

on Nov. 3, a large number at- tended the iuneral service which was held 'h'ol'n his late residence and was conducted by Rev. W. 0.

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on Dec. '1. report this concert igirgely attended and much enjoy-

Muslc lovers of this district greatly enjoyed hearing the Cana- dian pianist. Margaret Ann Ire- in the F.W.C. auditorium

Min Catherine MacKay.' accom- panied by lrer sister Mrs. Mac- Dougall. and Mr. and Mrs. A!- ileck, visited relatives and friends. and scenes of beauty and romance on the mainland, on Dec. 8.

To relatives. including those re- siding in this district, of Mrs. Sarah Jane Yeo, grand old lady or Sherbrooke who died at the home of her daugihter. Mrs. Leonard Pickering. pn Dec. 6. at the won- deriul age of I01, widespread sym- pathy is extended.

Widespread symtpathy. is extend- ed to relatives and friends of the late Mr. J.W. Csllbeok. well knowxi and widely respected resident of Summerside, who died at his home on Dec. 1 at the age of 87 years. The late Mizeoallbeck is survived by many relatives who resided, in former years. in ithe nearby dist- rict of North Tr-yon. ,

The invitation. through the pres. by the Canadian Citizenship Coun- oil, to a Christmas party to "all new Canadians” at the Canadian

Weale. assisted by Rev. Emerson I-Iuestis and Rev. Earl Smith. The hymn. "Rock 0! Ages” was sum and a quartet, "Going Down The Valley" was sung by Messrs. J. 0. Mountain. Maurice Mill. Wil- liam Forbes and Ellwood Campbell Rev. and Mrs. Weale rendered a

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duet. "There's No Disappointment In Heaven", on which he based in oomtorting and inspiring message.

Pall-bearers were Messrs. Hiram Ileooo. Brenton Waugh. Bracken Simmons. Hartwell Oondon. Albar: tacky and Reuben Large.

The Masonic service was con- duotod by W.H. Darrwh. POM. under the auspices of Hiram anri Lebanon Lodge. and I lama num- iber of brethren accompanied tho iiuneral tpyession to the inter- ment ln the Peoples Cemetery. Summerside.

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Hampton And Vicinity

MaoQuarrie.

Mr. ohss. Inman. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Villett were week-end busineu visitors to the City 0" Friday.

.Mrs. J. A. MaoKinnon is spend- ing s iew days. as a welcome vis- itor, at the hmte of Mr. and Mrs Robert and Mrs. Peter Ferguson.

Mrs. Daniel Gsss. Appin Road. was a week-end welcome guest at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Madbean.

Mr. Juries A. Pergirson has re- turned from Haliiax to spend the Christmas holidays at the homeof his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Ferguson. sea View farm.

St. and Mn. mmor Walsh and family. Klnrgeion, paid a brief visit to Desable and I-lamP10n 1"-" oently. at the homes oi Mr. and Mira. Russell MacLean and Mr and Mrs. W. A. Maaguarvrie.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gamble visited the P.E. I. Hospital during the week-end. and returned home with their baby son who had been reeeivirg treatment.

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District residents attending the L.O.B.A. concert in Orapaud Hall

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Eoing Aay To Christmas-New Year's?

PLAN EARLY TO TRAVEL BY TRAIN FOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE

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Bring In family together, send the all: that says "Come and he with as Ioeichrin-es" a prepaid rail rich:-Qt: so -on--Your railway

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I Mrs. Mark Oarneron made a re- turn trip to the city on Dec. '1. Mr. and Mrs. William Potts and son Noel. Angyle Shot-e,werre week- end guests or Mr. and Mrs, W. A.

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THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY lloc. 17th-18th-19th

Lqion Hall, Qlrit which should. bind men and women everywhere together in the common bonds of friendship, and sets an example to nations as well as individuals.

Mr. and Mrs. sterling Inms.nre- oently returned trom an extended and an enjoyable visit among rel- atives snd friends in the State of Florida. where they had the pleas- ure oi contacting many Islanders. some of whom are permanent re- sidents and others who hibernate there each year during the winter months.

Hampton Women's Institute held their-lDeoember meeting at Crow- fleld, the hospitable home oi the secretary, Mrs. P. A. Merrill. A large number oi members were present, and a large quota of business was dispensed with. with the new president. Mrs. J. V. Osmpbell, in the chair. An inter- esting contest. introduced by Mrs. Merrill. caused the members some brain exercise. An enjoyable lunch was served by a committee 0! the W. I. assisted by Helen Merrill and Barbara Dunsford. 'llhe January meeting will be held at the home at Mrs. Gordon Villeirt.

Included among week-and visit- ors at Hampton were: Fenguson, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mac- Pliail. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Shaw.

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O TIACADIE (X06! SCHOOL

(November loport)

Grade X-1. Frances Jilchards; 2. Charles Fisher; 3. Marie Lacey. Grade IX-1. Gloria Douoette: 2. Mary Fiske; S. Jacqueline Mec-

Intyre.

Grade VIII-.1. Bernadette Pow- er; 2. Joseph McNally; 3. Maurice Kelly. , .

Grade VII--1. Bernice Snuuh; 2. Leonard Moquillan; 3. Maurice Fltupatrkt.

Grade V-I-1. Helen Power; 2. daughters Margaret, Daphne, and baby son Neil, Mr. Archie Shaw and son James. Mr. Gordon Mac- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pro- vencher. Mr. Ellison Toole, Mr. James A. Ferguson. Mr. Duncan Maoxinnon. Mrs. Ivan MacKin- non. E. V. MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Grass, Miss Catherine MacKay.

Another large size motor vessel has arrived in the port 0! Victoria and has conumenced loading pota- toes for L.D. MacLeod and sons. Tihe season has continued very favorable for loading at this port. and the regular calling by these

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Grade V-ti. Patricia Power: I. Marie Hughes; 3. Ralph Brow-n.

Grade IV-i. Emma May and Elizabeth Power; 2. Mildred Gal- lant; 3. Mary Mooormacir. ,

Grade III (Bra)-1. Diane Gor- rigan; 2. Patricia Lacey; 3. Georg- ina Lacey.

Grade in (Jr)-1. Mary Evans; 2. Joe Power; 3. Roderick Steele.

Grade II (Sm-l. Reggie May.

Grade II lJr.)-1. Jovhn Lacey; 2. Marion Power; 3. Frankie Mac- Donald. .

Grade I tar.)-1. Rhoda Steele; 2. Viola Evans; 3. Jimmy Evans.

Grade I (Jr.i-l. Judy Corrigan and Mary Dougan; 2. Blair Jack- son; 3. Ruby Donnell):

HELPFUL HUNTERS

SMITHERS, B.C., (GP)-Hunk era Eddie Makow and Bill Martin found a cow moose entangled in a broken telephone line. They un- tangled the wire and the moose moved slowly back into the forest The hunters were too busy to tire at a. bull moose that crossed their path.

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A SANTA CLAUS PARADE

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28 07.. Tin

Greves' Pie Apples. . . . . . . 31:

For Oulck llellcloss Desserts llsring The Festive Season

SHIRRIFFS

Luohus Jelly 1 Powder: 3 for 29c 5

Puddings 3for 29c;

Fruit Pudding... aocl

For Quick and Easy Snacks We Suggest Puritan sandwich Meats

DEVILLED HAM

31,; oz. HAM In TURKEY

354 oz. VEAL, HAM 8: TONGUE

3V; oz. . . ....2,i29c BEEF 8t TONGUE

av; oz. .......................... ..U29c

Co-op-20 oz. Co-op-15 oz.

”PeI4-r Pan"

"Oak Leaf"

Fancy 'Quallty Pumpkin. 28 oz.

"kosedale"

Co-op--Choice

-CANNED Goons

Lombard Plums. 2 for . . . . Prune Plums. 2 for . . . . . . . Peaches. 15 oz.. 2 for . . .. .

Cream com. 20 ez.. 2 for

PecIs.'I5oz..2for.........

Wax Beans. 20 oz.. 2 for . . .

cranberry sauce

Montague Jelllail-15 ea.

2 for 496

33: 31: 33c 29: 22c 31:, 33:

Pork and Beans ST. CROIX - 20 oz.

2 ...39c

Spaghetti

CATELLI - 20 oz.

21c...

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B'ende.d.4!!i99. -- 3:225” TEA an no. 89c

PASCO 20 oz.

Ordnge 8- G Fruit39c

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Do-op

Coffee iI0f"l- 1.19

FRESH

APPLES. Mac's 965. per dos . . . . . . . 67:: ORANGES. 288s. 2 do: for . . ... . . . 69: GRAPEFRUIT. 965. -white. 3 for . . 25: LETTLICE.perIreed ONIONS. mixed. 5 lbs. 'I9e

FRUITS AIID

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We Still Have a Few MElIlIEll's

TOMATO KETOIIUP

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M" RAZOR Alli 67c,s glues

DEALS

LARGE SIIAIIIIIO DREAM

TOMATO JUICE

CREAM l2l."'.f 53:" KAM T1

590 2 for "71:

sour run Lllllcll ! 2 warren Campbell's TOMATO SOUP. 6 for 670 Pure Black .,a.c Reg. SI.00 for FORTUNE BRAND-CHOICE 23 oz. Sula A "- Tomatoes 2 m 37c 53!:

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YOUR DIIRISTMAS TURKEY

SPEOIAL INFORMATION-

This sale in effect at all Ce-op Stores

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Clo-op Super Market. Charlottetown.

boats, odch week, has aitovrded an ' ""11"" ”PiP0"""”Y TOT 5” W4 The that hospital iorr ohlldru: on .... ASK FOR IT AT YOUR Gnocgpg Mr. G. R. the surplus -crop from wareh uses me American comment W” ,,mb. and outbuildings non-frostiprooi. nshed tn Toronto in 137& - --C.E. :. IV

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AT rues: SPECIAL , ROOK BOTTOM PRICES

Glace Fruits - Dalton

Mixed Glace Cherries, 3 oz. ....................... .. 29: Red Glace Cherrie, 4 oz. .. . 19c Cut Mixed Peel, 8 oz. ., , 13; Cut Mixed Fruit, 8 oz. ................................ .. I9:

Msrascltino cherries 3-'3'1's'u. 29c Xmas Mix candy I.”,,f3',Y,',, Iii. 65; Mixed Nuts ,ii:9,:t.';,g;,z Its. for 75c

chocolate: Pot of Bell - u. 1.25 Mccormlcks Isngslew Pack 3 Iii. 1.09

Moirs Star Assortment ZM II. 1.49

For Your Pantry - Doc-Iliing Powder. lb. . . . . . . .

Flufln

Shortening. 3 lbs. ... . . . . .

Co-op Pure Vanilla. 2 oz. bI'I. . . . .

Light Amber

Walnuts. 4. oz. pkg. . . . . . . . Shelled .

Almonds. 4 oz. pkg. . . . . . . .

White Granulated

Sugar. lolbs.

Crosby Confsc.

Molasses 2 ms. 75c

Maritime 2 Maid - 24 ex.

Pickle Party 9

'CrlepIe' Sweet or Mumrd. 16 ea. 'Old Towne' Sweet Mixed. 48 oz. 63: DIII Pickles. special price. 32 oz. 44: 'Reee' Sweet Relish. 16 oz. .. . . .. 35:

Mincemcat

31c

GIVE YOUR DOG and CAT A TREAT FOR XVMAS-KEN-L-BRAND

Ration-16 oz.-W290; Meal-2 lbs.-33o Puss I Boots Cat Food, 8 on. .....s..... 2 for 25c

Biscuits-25-35c

Tuna Fish

1 "Sea-leci";

I Solid - 7 oz.

Chicken Huddle 14 oz 19c

-S:P-dines-3V4 os.- -A -

'2's:'.'.s'”''' 23c:' PM :as 25c on

i"n..n... Lobste: Tum Dolls

3 oz tin 22c Psrltsn 15 oz 45c

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