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DECEMBER 19. .1952 I
PAGE EIGHT lI.J. Malian ll. 0. mm ””'”'”"""" CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Eyes K Examined Fitting and Supplying will be field at Montague
Glasses. etc.
Offlce Hours: 10 to I2 A.M. 2 to 5 P.lll. and by appointment.
Office Connectedlwlth
Mabon Drug Co. Ilonlilkllt. P. E. I.
Everyone Welcome.
Message. .
Baptist Church today, Fri- day, Dec. 19, at 7:30 pm.
Come and hear the Christmas
WANTED
GRADE EIGHT TEACHER
, For MONTAGUE MEMORIAL SCHOOL -Apply-
Lester MacLeod, Secretary
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SEE THE ACTUAL HEAD-ON COLLISION OF TWO SPEEDING TRAINS - - - THE THRILL EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT!
TWO FIGHTING RAILROAD CREWS BATTLE FOR THE ONLY RIGHT OF WAY!
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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
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Bruca Mnclmee. Miss Joye: Wlulntnn. AGENT GEORGETOWN:
F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn Plus Mclilnnun. Walden haven.
The Guardian may be bought at the following places in ivionuzux UNI Dome lieilillnlnt-. and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: 11. run office; in Souris: The Snack Bar and II. Iuchuu A pa.
....'KING'S MILL, will not be buying lumber further notice. Everett King.
..9A CHRISTMAS SALE SPEC- IAL at Dunn's. Gaspcreaux, Radio
Batte.ries less 1594;. ,
....'SALE PRICES in effect to and
Buying dressed chickens and fowl
Mr. Arnold MacLure, Montague, was a. Sunday visitor to Wood Is- lands, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Cook
Mr. Robert Mosher, sidc. speiit the past week-end Montague, guest of his Capt. and Mrs. A. A. Mosherm
..rIIOLI' TRINITY. Georgetown. Fourth Sunday in Advent, Morning Prayer W. G.
Sunday. December 21st. and Sermon, 11 A. M. Rev.
Hogg.
"MIiRRAY HARBOR Church 21. Sunday Srhool at I; n'I-lock. preaching ser-
rif Christ Sunrlay Dec
Montague, fill
up including December 20th.
Summer- in parents,
..".l'0YS - Priced from 5c to 35.00. Plastic. rubber. metal. Values for all ages 9 years-90 years. Mon- tague 5 to 51.00 Store.
....9I.Al)lES and misses. aiigora caps and hoods just arrived at the Jo-Anna Dress Shop.
,fMiss Joan Stewart, Montague ivas.s. recent visitor to Wood 15-
daily. McGowan's Limited, Kil- Ian”: Kuesk 0! her S1'9Yld'P3T9m-'1. inuir. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Stewart.
M p H my VT;-3 ' S . -11, Mrs. L. M. Poole. accompanied Mas; .ff.-..'..i lf..”iZZ”.I.Eu'2”Sim”. by Mm Bwce.MacPhe.e.. Mom- day' Dec. nth, and will spend ague. were business visitors to lcliristmas with his mother. Mrs. ch”km'"mm ye5”””d3y'
Charles Viclfcrson. ....'SH')P AT the Jo-Anna for house coats. quilted dusters. pa-
jamas. gowns. slips, nylon blouses and taffeta skirts. We specialize in better quality at lower prices. Open evenings.
. . 'Ii0UR CHRISTMAS CAMERA is here, from 53.30 to 365.00. Flash guns from 52.45. V. R. Pepler the Photo Shop, Montague.
. . '6-EORGETOWN PASTORAL CHARGE.-United Church of Can- ada. Christmas Services for Decem- ber 2lst. II A. M. Sturgeon in the Baptist Church. 7 P. M. George- town. Candlellglit Service and White Gifts to be afterwards taken to Hospital, Montague. 8.30 P. M. Mllltown Crom. Caledonia Choir in
:;:(i',:iS',"er7 0'Clm'k' Kmnom No”'i5' attendance to render music. Rev. ' Fpp W. A. Paterson, Minister. ..'SHOCl( PROOF-Ladies' V .
watches 529.75. Two models, 21 ”"'M0,NTAGLE Fl"””d FWD” jewels and 47 jewels. Incabloc gold Mei. Rell Jl M ,F”lS"' ,,m"””"' filled cases. Guaranteed. Credit Cmnmas S”"d"'ll,I7H' ".1" Mmf terms arranged. Store open even- lflxue V.” Rn": ,VH”.”' .,Gm Se" ings. Bochiiers Jewellers, Mont- ”.ce.m”.I Jumm .(",lO”; Thcnm ague. phone 70, "Gods Greatest Gift. ..3O p.ni. TM Christmas service wi h special TOKYO, Dem 1-I-7,wedm,5da),) music hy"'llrinity Church Choir. . .Ap, ,4 The newspnpel. Axum Theme, Following The Star. says today Japanvs 200900 (.031 Lower Montague: 8 pm. Sunday School, Christmas concert, and
minors have decided to half their crippling strike. bowing to a gov- "cool- Tha government the ill production
r-rnmont order for a 50-day in: off" period.
carlier this week strikr. which had l”CH('IlE'fI FITIII day. had cost a loss of 5.687.000 Inns of coal.
estimated
service at the home at l:30, thence
ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL to Lorne Valley Presbyterian Church for service at 2 p.m. The
The following is St. Andrew's service was conducted by Rev. F. N. School report for the month of Young. Mr. Young used for his November. text, psalm 30 verse 15. Hymnsl
Grade IX: '1. Agnss MoQuillan. Willard McKen-
Grade VIII: 1. 2.19.
Grade VII ism: Quillan; 2. Margaret, Peters;
GT5.
ren Rose; 2. Stanley Rose.
Leona McQuillan. McKInnon, 88 per cent. Teacher - Shirley Mullen.
IN TIEM6itTAM
CAROL JOYCE CAMPBELL
The death 0ccui:ed at Mile on November 17, of Caro1Joyce, only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Campbell at the age of two months.
Stricken with a malady from
birth, the best of medical aid was sought but proved of no avail. Therefore her death was not un- expected, but brought sorrow to hell parents. and other relatives to
whom in her short life she had endeared herself, but who are comforted in the knowledge that Jesus has said, "Let the little ones come unto me. for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven."
The funeral was held from the home of her parents on Novem- ber I8 and was conducted by the
Rev. W. H. Forsythe.
The little casket was hniiked with flowers from parents, grand- parents, aunts and uncles and
ncighbnrs. Interment was in Miilo Cemetery. Pall hearers were four funclcs, Don Maelsaac, Gcoi-gr Maclsaac. Garfield Campbell and Wibur MacQuarrie.
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so I . SERIAL - COMEDY CARTOON Shows 323.0-7-9
l. Gladys Mc- iJr.) 1. Jennie Douceite; 2. Reggie Pet-
Grade VI: 1. Leona McQuillan: 2. Eh-nestine Rose; 3. Daniel Dou- cette.
Grade V: 1. Maureen McKin- nori: 2. Erma Rose.
Grade IV: 1. Kenneth Dou- cette.
Gracie II: 1. Lawrence Doucette.
Grade I ISr.l: 1. Jimmy Peters: 2. Helen Doucette; lJl'l: 1. War-
Whilc Gift Service
'FUNERAL XESTERDAY - The funeral of the late George Johnston of Cardigan Head. who passed away at the King's County Hospital on December 16, was held yesterday afternoon with a short
sung were "Sale In The Arms Of Jesus", "Sweet By And By" and "There Is No Night In Heaven”. Pall bearers Were: James B. Mac- Neill. Murdock MacDonald, Gordon Roberts, Joseph Gormley. Eddie Lowery and William Sullivan. In- terment was in the Lorne Valley Cemetery. 4-
st. Peter's -Legion Branch Re-Organized
The St. Peter's Branch of the Canadian Legion:-inactive for sev- sral years-was re-oranized last
Highest average for the month . . , D and Maureemnight. Joseph Simnns was nam.d
honorary president and Henry Mat-Donald president.
Other officers include virs-pre- sident Roddy Pratt and secretary. J. G. Dwan. Members of the ex- ecutive are Joseph Leslie, John
VV. MacDonald and Stewart Mac-
IN MEMORIAM
MAURICE DALEY.
Jscldom has news stincd such wide spread sympathy and shocked so deeply L community-as that of the sudden death of Mr. Maurice Daley of St. Mary's Road, which occurred on Thursday afternoon, November 20th.
That morning, apparently in his usual health, he had assisted at singing the funeral Mass of a dear neighbour who had also died sud- denly. In the afternoon he went to a store several miles from home to transact some business. While conversing with the storekeeper he complained of not-feeling well, and in a. few moments collapsed and died instantly. As Father MullaJly was at the time absent, Fr. Mc- I Ardle of Montague was immedi- ately summoned and admniistered the last rites of the chuch of which he was such B. devout mem- bcr.
Born at st. Mary's Road 59 years ago. one of 3. family of thirteen, the deceased was the son of the late Maurice Daley and his wife Cicely Landrigan. As B. young man he went to I-Iaverhill, Mass, where he spent several years. While there he married Jessie Jameson of Sturgeon. Returning later to St. Mary's Road he engaged in
He was I! splendid model of Catholic manhood, a devoted hus- band ancl father, a generous and
need of assistance. He always took a prominent part in parish activi- ties, and was a valued ll ember of the church choir, and for the last number of years fine or stormy was present to sing the morning Masses.
His death brought genuine sor- row to his many friends but it is in the home where the void of his presence is most keenly felt. He loved his home and all who knew him will remember him for his hearty hospitality. 3 Surviving are his widow; 'onc adopted son Daniel. who flew home from his position as station
3.
ters. Frances, Mrs. Philip Creed of Sturgeon; Cicely of the Char- lottetown Hospital staff, and Mry Mrs. Aubin Gallant, of I-laverhlll, Mass: nve brother. Lawrence, Augustine and Edward. of St. Mary's Road; Stephen and Wil- liam of Haverhill, Mass. The latter also was present at the funeral. A sister Margaret (Mrs. William Jameson) predeceased him in 1927; also another sister and two brothers many years ago.
The final chapter in his earthly career came to a close on Mon- day morning, November 24, when at St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, a large concourse of people from far and near assembled to pay the last tribute of respect to one, whom all had learned to esteem and revere in life. .
The parish priest, Rev. F, L. Mullally, celebrated the Requiem Mass and conducted the services at the grave. Present in the sanc-
Laivreiice Landrigan assisted by "K
Montague.
The pallbearers were Alex Jam- eson, Leo Daley. John T. Landrl- B gan, Philip Creed, James Farrell. and Nicholas Lannigaii. Interment
Fitchburg, Mass.
Walter wood, Mass.
Mrs. Cecily Murphy. Souris. Michael Lanlgan.
Perle Calms.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney.
Montague.
Thomas Ti-oy,g,Fred and Earl,
Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs. William Landrigan
and family.
Mrs. Alice Robertson. . Philip Murphy and Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Power and
Mars aret, New Perth.
'willia.m Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. McCar- ron and family. '
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacDon-
ald and family.
Louis and Alex Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. Pcter Boudrcault. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Condon.
Mrs. David McCarthy and fam- 'ly. Marie, Angus and Teresa Steele.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jameson. William Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Man-
ning and Kay, New Zealand.
Mr.-and Mrs. John J. McKen-
ney, Lower Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boudreau,
Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Campbell
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J: I. Lanlgsn. Mr. and Mrs. PI .'cy Glddlngs. Mr. and Mrs. HI .'old Jameson. Mrs. Bella Jameson and family. Basil Lantgan.
farming and with the help and - encouragement of his wife built up Lolzuiis and Mrs' wuuam Cuuem a hut: home which stands as a I -
- - . Margaret and Cecil McCabe,, irkisritiinient to his industiy and Cam”) Bedequey
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. James J. McGee. Mr. and Mrs James Daley and
.v - . family. :';::.:::i:.."prism-...:2” :2. 9:5: Mr. M-. w-mm . , . A v and Edwina. 2:3: 5:33;. :i..”::.E..1;:;”i: Mr. ms. condo- and family.
Archie Lanlgan.
William Jameson.
John A. MacDonald. Cardigan. Charlottetown Council Knights
of Columbus, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. nd family, Souris. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Daley and
Bernard Dugas
family, Haverhill, Mask
Mrs. Mary A. Gallant, Haver-
hill, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnston nd Herbert, Haverhil ass. Mr. and Mrs. Mich cl Begley
Lawrence Fur-
and family, Lawrence, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs.
agent at Gait, Ontario; three sls- neauxu Lawrence. Mass;
Mrs. Wm. Begley and Winifred,
Lawrence, Mass.
Mr. and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc.Avoy,
Haverhlll, Mass
Albert Gallant, I-Iaverhill, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jameson,
Medford. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jameson
(2). Haverhill, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson
Attleboro. Mass.
Agnes and Margaret McGee.
Montreal. .
Mrs. A. P. Daly. Radisson, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacPhee.
Dorchestcr, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jameson, Medford. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Nell Campbell,
and Bernard (5), Green-
Mis. Raymond Byers, Attleboro.
Mass.
Anna M. Landrigan, Cambridge,
tuary were .Rev. 0. Kigglns of M355-,
Georgetown and Rev. wm, MC. Nellie MacDonald (2). Mont- Cardle of Montague. The choir "331-
was under the direction of Rev. M15 and M1'5- Clement L3”d”'
an, New York.
John A. MacDonald of Cardigan Cecilia Landnsan. Watertown.
and Eugene Dunn, Greenfield. The M355- ,
organist was William F. Steele of M13 and MW Wllbeflr CB11111. Bradalbane.
Mr. and Mrs. William Landrl- an, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Murphy.
Charlotte town.
Joseph Aubin, - er
Mu. Reynolds and Mary. Marne.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daley, Boston.
Agatha Mecnbc. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stewart. Mon-
tsgue.
Dr. and Mrs. Preston McIntyre,
Montague.
Mrs.,Davld Goclso: and family.
Milltown.
Mr. and'Mrs. Allan Jameson.
Montague. Mr. and
sturgeon.
MN. James Murphy.
family, Montague. Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson, Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lumlgan (Jr.). Toronto.
Mrs. Rosella Gallant. Ch'town. Mrs. Jack Boudreau and Olive, Newport.
Ira and Reta Murphy, Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mahar, Hav-
erhill.
Ruth (Colllngs) Conrad, Attic- boro. George and Mary Clow, Murray Harbour West. ' Teresa Clarey, Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham and Teresa Ann, Cambridge. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence. Camp- bell, Montague. Mr. and Mrs. P. Coyle, Mont-
ague. . Mr. and Mrs. Plus J ameson. Sturgeon.
Waldron and Jennie Dlngwell. Souris.
Irene and Hubert Platts, Char- lottetown.
Muriel Colllngs, Atlleboro.
Jessie and Charlie Martin, Hav- .erhill. .
Ethel and Margaret French, Charlottetown.
Polite, Everett and Aunt Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Philip McGee and family, Gaspereaux.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. John- ston. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice MacGil- llvray, Seven Mile Road.
Mrs. Richard Power, Ch'towxi.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Blue and Lela, Little Sands.
Lillian (Condom Ambrose and family, Boston. Florence and Lloyd Collings,
Lower Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Conrad. Sturgeon.
Lucy and Charlie lMacDonald, Murray Harbour.
Elizabeth Mciiwen, Ch'town. Madelyn McCarthy, Ch'town. Jenny and Henry Gdrdiner,I-lav- erhill.
Annie Gay. Montague.
Gerald and Thelma, Montague. Mrs. Jessie Bernard, French Riv- Hannah Collings and Grace. Murray Harbour. Ada. McLean. Beaten": Mills. Emma and Gavin Hicken, Pem- broke.
Mary and Howard Llewellyn, Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mclsaac. Cable Head East.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quilty, South Shore.
M12 Pictor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lannignn and,
Head: PEI Veterinary Medical Association ',
Dr. R. S. MacDonald (above) was re-elected president, in the annual meeting of the P. E.1 Veterinary Medical Asgoci,-mm, held this week in the ofrices of the Health of Animals Division. In the Jordan Building.
There was a large attendance at the meeting with 13 of the 14 vet. erinarians in the Province pm. sent. Matters of general interest as well as common problems were discussed.
other officers elected were: vice president, Dr. H. Kelly; sec- retary treasurer. Dr. M. I. Lowrlr; registrar Dr. George Fisher.
Camp, Ontario.
Mary and Martha McGuigoii, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Landrlgan, East Concord. New Hampshire, U. S. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quigley and family, Mont Tryon, P. E. I.
Mr. and Mrs? Maurice. Gallant, Havcrhill.
Bertha Smith, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Manor. Rollo Bay.
Wreaths
Mr. and Mrs. John Daley, Char- lottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Stellarton.
Curd Of Thanks
Mrs. Maurice Daley and Euddv wish to thank all those who sent Mass cards, letters and cards of sympathy, spiritual bouquets and flowers, and all who helped in any was to lighten their sorrow in
Basil McLeod,
th ir recent sad bereavement.
Milton ,,McCarron,
llSanta Says”
Why wait until the day before Christ- mas to do your food shopping. Do you real- ize that if you buy now you will save money. Money you can use to help buy your Christ- mas presents. SHAMA'S Christmas Sale is now in full swing. Savings in every depart-
Ewen.
In attendancn at the meeting. held at St. Peter's, wore Provin- cial Command officers. the zone chairman and the first vice-pre- sident. along with representatives from Prince County and from the Souris Branch.
Montague Bihncli ', Canadian legion Annual Heeling
Mr. Kitchiicr Smith. Nrw Perth. was elected president of the Mori- tague Branch Canadian Legion at the annual meeting held in the Legion Hall last evening. other officers are: First vice-president, A. E. Sullivan; 2nd vice-president. Doug Coffin: secretary, 'A. A. Fraser: assistant secretary secret- ary, George Mccannell.
Following the minutes of the last annual meeting. road by the sec- retary. Dr. D. R. Mccrea, reports from the committees were heard.
The appointing of committees folldwed and are as follows: bulld- Ing: George MacDonald, Russell Maccregor, Doug McGowan. wil- liam MacLean: rental, Cyril John- ston, A. F. Campbell; membership
liam Knox, A. F. Campbell; audit- ors, Eric Macxlnnon. Art Sullivan; caretaker. Dave Hutcheson; trustees R. M. Martin. Doug McGowan, Eric MacKinnon: entertainment. Harry Llewillyn. Reg Henneberry, Eric Duvar; ways and means, J. S. Des- Roches, J. M. Clair, Dr. D. R. Mc- Crea: welfare and sick, Doug Cof- fin, R. M. Martin, Cyril Johnston; Sergeant at arms: John White. A commits-e was also formed to rewrite the by-laws of the branch and present them to the meeting at 3. later date. A committee was appointed to draw up a. definite procedure for Legion funerals to be presented at a later meeting. . The meeting welcomed two new members last evening. and a dis- cussion followed regarding Increas- ed membership. It was thought that D. drive should be started to interest new members In the branch and to take an active part In the work of the branch. The welfare committee was authorized to prepare Christmas boxes for all needy families. At the conclusion of the meeting the president thanked the welfare officer for th fr co-operation during the nu. uylng t.hst- without their support they would have been oh-
and attendance, John White, Wll- .
committees. and member:
was in St. Paul's cemetery. William End ME-I'll Si-6918. MOM- "May his soul rest in peace." Iillalel-mam E Grimes chulone Mass Cards town, ' y , .. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Cvillls and lingis. Mguiice Dalcy,and Buddy. (Emma Chm.1om.mwn. CI-.19" XIV!” Lawrence Dam” Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Callaghan Me?” C?” C?" , and family, Cha.i'lottet.own. 1- '3" MW Edlard Daley and Sisters of St. Martha, Charlotte-
Augustine Daley WW” Hospmd Mg Nlfmlfp Cljeedci Mr. and Mrs. Louis Condon. . an s. auiice Cree . charlonmowny
Mary and Madeline Creed, Char- Mrs. M. Mahan Charlottetown
lottetown. , , , Mr. and Mrs. Hughie MacDoug- ML End M” hh” D'””' cm” all, Commercial Road. k)mmVI"' Mr and Mrs Peter Greenaii . . , Sollzjfrris and Mrs. Ernest Dugas. cha,.lomnown' Mr. and Mrs. Everett. Condon. Pong?" Joanna Condom Lime
Bernadette, Shirley and Helen Mm Levi power ma Glen Mub
Daley. , phy, Montague. Stephen Daley Charlottetown Chulouemwnl ' Jose h M'acDon-am ' Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McQuald. MI pnfMrs Nicholas Lani an ch”lo"'emwnl Ml; ind Mn; Mo ms Maegan; Kitchen Staff, Chulottetowi: L ' y Hospital
d - Mary Power. Montreal.
N1'"'y MCGECI . Mrs Jos Doucette and Mr .and an”gll'-Hem? M” J” ””d””" Mrs. Wilfred Burke. Ch'town.
Mr. Leo Daley and family. Enmumoma
and Joe. Stanhope, P. E. Island.
John Mecabc and family, Iona, P. E. Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gorman, Bos- ton, Mass, U. S.-A.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGee and
Spiritual Bouquets
Sister M. Gerard. C.B.M.
Sister Mary of Mercy, C.S.M. Sister Mary St. John. C.S.M. Donald McAI-ron, st. DunstIIn's
family. . ' M M C .m University. anBgl'iaan'11SwMrS Mm n C M y Nstisoe;-3 St. Mary Isabel, Cong. d: I In 1 d 0 re ame. falnlmyyand M" wl gm Da W In Sister Mary Imelda, C.5.M.
. ma Mm Jog” cmd ,,,d Dsister si. Eileen. Cong. dc Notre
family. I '-m9- Mrs. Patrick Mccarion. LBIIE" ""1 0"” ” s"”1”u'7 M-lb 3"” M” -w”"'"" Father Con. Landrigan, Vermil- ion, Alberta.
Lower Montague. W- WI M” w”"'"" A ”W Father Andrew MacDonald. Brockvllle. Ontario.
Donald. Preston Connolly. Toronto. L M-
Mr. and Mrs. George Creed. At
Annear.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Hughes. Mrs. Bridget Msccarfhy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Power and family, New Perth. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlottetown. John W. Jameson and Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Farrell. Mrs. Hazel Mccaxron and Lelth.
James Lmnon.
DInIvlIlm.lIsII.1'eToIh.anttl I lummt stewurt "'l2il.l.'...,... Poole .... family, SATURMY NIGHT
Lower Montague. Mr. and Mrs. John T. ,I..nndrIg-
ah. Lower Montague. Milton Reynoldl. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murphy Jr.
and family.
AT a o'cI.ocn "Santa. Fe" An outdoor action picture
able to accomplish the many. tutu
which were performed in that time. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Farrell and l family. Seraphlc Mass Association, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Pius Jameson and Mrs. uwis White, Meclford, - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn. M353, ' Mrs Janey Creed ant! DtmHl'- Purgatoria.l Association, Mr. and Mr. Maurice Limnan. New Perth. Mrs, John Gallant, Haverhlll. Mrs. Charles Mccarron and Mass, . family. - Catholic Guild, Winifred Landrl- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mccabe gan, Boston, Mug,
menf. com: -isaa - BUY .- SAVE
MIXEDNl.lTS.2lbs..... ........75: BARLEY TOYS & RIBBON CANDY. lb. 59: Christmas Hard Mixed Candy. 2 lbs. . . 75: Motifs 3 lb. boxes of assorted CANDY and CHOCOLATES 51.95 Moirs Pot of Gold CHOCOLATES. lb. 1.19 Moirs Luxury and Happiness. I Ilb. pkg. 99: Robin Hood FLOUR. 24 lb. bag . . . . SL4? Campbell's TOMATO SOUP. tin . . . . . I26 Maxwell House Instant COFFEE- Reg. 75:. for 59:
Sliced Bacon 43: lb.
Grade "A" Eggs 51: dos.
White Sugar I 10 lbs. 93:
Strawberry Jam -24 oz. 45:
I CHRISTMAS ORANGES 29: - 39: - 59: per doz.
Radio Peas
Corrofs Pursnips 4, lbs. 25: 3 lbs. 25: 2 fins 45: 1-. 5. Hum l Sliunkless
Picnic Hum Whole or Half gmohd
59; I5, A i41:Ib. ACHICKENS. DUCKS. GEESE. TURKEYS AI Lowest Prlcssr
Io sure to look over our assortment of Christmas Cigars. Clgui-en. Troop Lights. Ornaments. Wrapping Puporpefc.
Shama's Groceteria
Corner of Euslon and Upper Hlllsboro SIS- Wo deliver . ' Phone I396
"SAL! ENDS CHRISTMAS IVI
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Mr. and Mrs. John Mcaulgan.
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