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"WE TREAT the sick well" Giggey's Pharmacy. w Scl1rafft’s Homestyle Candies

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IATURDAY NIGHT

TRANSISTEII Radios-$l7.%— Music by The Del-Rays. Ad

dance. New Glasgow Recreation Centre.

taste so good. Available now at Giggey's Pharmacy. Dial 4-3170 for prompt free delivery.

Christmas Git Toombs Ellie Store. ‘T {TI.I:l°$'.n6§m:°§.t§5 E",‘§°f,”m”"' A GIFTIS" FOR lthemliunter - —— - --4 W—_..__._''__ minun on, can g kits, liandwarmers, shooting mitts,

ROTICES

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

OF P.E.I.

POSITION AVAILABLE IN

GOVERNMENT OF P.E.I.

CLE_IRI{ TYPIST: This is clerical and typing work of hmited o_or_n_plexity and variety and involves the responsibility of performing standariaed duties according to established methods and procedures. Applicants should have high school graduation, including or supplemented by cour- ses ‘in commercial subjects and typing; or any equivalent combination of training and experience.

Certificates or certified copy of marks at- tained, must be attached to application.

Closing Date for this competition is midnight January 6th, 1964. ‘

Application forms may be obtained by writing P.O. Box 817 or by calling

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

at 57 Queen Street, Charlottetown NOTICES

etc. The Bike Shop. 183 Great George Street. Phone 4-6241.

GIFTS FOR the Golfer Balls. carts, bags. score cad- dys. etc. The Bike Shop. 183 Great George Street. Phone 4- 6241.

GIFTS FOR the Curler‘ - gloves. knee pads and sliding pads. The ‘Bike Shop, 183 Great George Street. Phone 4-6241.

“CANDLELIGH’l‘ C a 1- ol s"—— Kirk of Saint James, on Sunday afternoon, December 22nd at 4:30 p.m. You are invited.

McGUIGAN AND BOYLE — For your gifts. toys. groceries. dry goods it will pay you to see us. Open nights.

COME TO Sprlngvale School Christmas Concert, Brookfleld Hall. Monday. December 23rd at 0:15 p.m.

MILLVIEW CHRISTMAS con- cert, will be held on Saturday

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 21. 1963. 11 ‘II

PRINCE COUNTY

KENSINGTON Rink, today. Saturday. December 21st, skat- ing from 2-4 p.m. and from 8-10 p.m.

ANGLICAN CHURCH. Par- ish of Port Hill dvth Sunday in Advent. 11.00 a.m.; Inverness .- V 4. p.m. (Dedication of Prayer Books) Port I-Iiil 7.30 p.m. Watchnight Service in St. James Church. Port Hill at 11.30 Chri Eve. Holy Communion St. John's 9.00 a.m. St. James, 11.00 a.m. service in St. John's Church at. 8:00 p.m. Christmas Day. Rev. Delmont Yeo, rector.

CHRISTMAS CONCERT. Fri- day, December 27. Borden Leg- ion Home. Matinee 2:00 pm. for

-Kensington 11 a.m.; Freetown

those under 13 years. Admis- sion .80c. Evening performance 7:3) p.m. for those 13 years and over. Admission .6oc. Sponsored by Borden CYO. sale of candy. Door prize.

KENSINGTON Pastoral Charge Presbyterian Church. Rev. Peter Ruddell. Intermoderator.

p.sn.; Malpeque 7:3) p.m. All services conducted by Mr. Mer- rill Bishop.

JENKINS — In loving

IN MEMORIAM

me of a dear husband and father. John F. Jeni-tins, who passed away Dec. Zlst, 1954. There's a smile we'll always

rem r. A voicewe will always recall And memories we'll cherish for- ever. Of one so dearto us all.

Always remembered by wife and family.

morv'

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December 21st. In Mlllvlew hall. Curtain time 8 p.m.

VITAL STATISTICS

DANCING TONIGHT North River recreation hall, 9-12 mid- night. Admission 50 cents. Good music. Canteen service. In aid

A BABY NEEDS A MOTHER AND FATHER. DO YOU NEED A BABY TO COMPLETE YOUR HOME? Adoption applications welcomed. PROTESTANT FAMILY SERVICE

P. O. Box 592, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

NEW YEAR'S PARTY

at the

Royal Ccinodicin Legion Ho-me Kensingion

uesdciy, December 31st of 9 P.M.

Open to all Legion and Associate Members. Each member is allowed to bring one guest couple.

Names are to be sent to P. 0. Box 182. Kensing- ton not later than Friday, December 27th. Limited accommodations available.

of Junior Farmers.

THE LONG CREEK Christ- mas Concert has been postponed until Monday, 23rd.

THE FAIRVIEW School Christ- mas concert will be held in the Aftmi Hall tonight, December 21st. at 8 p.m.

HELEN'S Dress Shop arriving daily - Party and Cocktail dres- ses in sizes 7 to 26%. 54 Grafton Street.

MRS. PROWSE'S Home cook- ing stand Great George Street will be open today. December 21st.

ANGLICAN Church. Crapaiid and Sprinngfieid. St John's. Evensong 7.30 p.m.; St. Eliza- beth's morning prayer 11.00 a.m. Christmas Eve Services,

St. Elizabeth's, Holy Commun- ion Christmas Day at 10.00 a.m. Rev. A.W. Garwood. rector.

MILTON. RUSTICO Anglican Parish. Rector Rev. A.E. Pier- cey. St. Johns, Milton 11 am. morning prayer and sermon; 8 1p.m. Can-oi service with presen- tation of Sunday School gifts; St. Marks. Rustico: 2:30 p.m. Evening Prayer.

BROOKFIELD Pastoral (mange Presbyterian Church. Flou Sunday in Advent. Brookfield ll a.m. Celebration of Holy Com-

Free Three Permcinenis

For every dollar's worth of hair styling, you receive one coupon on the drawing of three per- manent waves.

Drawing has been extended until December 27th due to weather conditions. Your chance for free permanents for New Year's.

Open Saturday. December Zlst from 9- a.m.—5 ‘pm. Monday. December 23 9 .a'.m. — 9 p.m. Tuesday. December 24. 9 dJ'I'I.—-5 Poms

HILDA’S BEAUTY SALON

Dial 4-3837 191 Grafton Street

munlon; I-Iartsvllle 7:30 pm. A Christmas service. Both of these services are joint ser- vices for the whole pastoral charge. Rev. Peter Ruddell, BA.

BD. minister. KINGS COUNTY

DANCE EVERY S a I u 1' (I3! night. St. Peters Bay Hall. John- ny Chaisson's Orchestra. Admis- sion 50 cents.

DANCE every Saturday night, St. Peters Bay Hall. Johnny Chaleson's Orchestra. Admission 50 cents.

MIDNIGHT DANCE. 5:. Pet- ers Bay Holy Name I-Isll Christ- mu night, December 25th. Mum by the munderbolts.

MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE

339 Eastern X11110 COINS“ 93"“ ‘I

WINTER TIRES

$4.95 up

I ‘I USED RETREADS SIZE

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BOTH INSTALLED PRICES OK TIRE STORE 62 St. Peter’: Road PHONE 4-49l2

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2. Rapid advancement.

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2 p.m. 'lh-eats following.

WATCHES — CLOCKS - Jewellery — -Electric shavers ._ china — Cameras — radios _. RCA Victor Record Players _ Inge stock of Records. Pep- ler Jewellery. Montague.

PRINCE COUNTY

D CHURCH KeIIsin8'

BIRTHS

MUTCH — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Sun- day. December 16th, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mutch. Oiarlottetown. a son, Oliver Stephen. Weight 8 lbs. 13%

"IN MEMORIAM

MacLEOD —- In memory of a dear wife and mother. Mrs. Hudson MaclLeod. who passed away on December 21st, 1942.

We mourn for her in silence.

No eyes can see us weep,

But many a silent tear is shed

While others are asleep.

Ever remembered by husband and sons Hayden. Allison. Aben and Neil.

ACORN - In loving memory of a dear father W.L. Acorn, who passed away October 14. 1963. and brother Cyrus who passed away December 14. I960.

Precious forever are memories

of you.

Today. tomorrow and £1 life

thro .

Just as you were, you_ will al-

ways

‘ll:-easured forever in my main-

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Greatly. missed by daughter snd sister Mn. Ernest B. Jud-

;-Ih son.

CAMPBELL — in loving mem- ory of my dear husband. George Andrew Campbell who passed away December 21st, 1 1

% . Little I knew when I awoke that

mo The sorrow the day would bring. The call was sudden. the shock

ere To part with the one I loved so dear. It is lonely here without you

And sad I am today

For life has never been the same to me

Since you were called sway. ngl re and

missed by wife, Ethel.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin- cere thanks to Fr. Slae . . w.A. Shea. sisters and staff of the Western Hospital. Albertnn. for the wonderful care Benny received while a patient there: also to many kind friends who called. sent messages of sym- pathy. masses and floral tri- butes. to the Rooney Funeral Home wl specl tlia s to Rita and Gerald for their many acts of kindness to Benny and the family during his long Ili- nesa.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Profit ii

and tam y. IN MEMORIAM

CA!l.R—-hlovh memory GoldeuE.Ca'c,‘whopaesed aweyDeoeirberll.

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OBITUARY

Inserted by flrlends and rela-

tives as a tribute to the deceas- . ed.

MRS. DAVIS BAKER

The community of Norboro and surrounding districts were saddened on Saturday. Nov. 23rd to hear of the passing of Mrs. Davis Baker in herI83rd year. Mrs. Baker was formerly Bertie Bigger and was the only daughter of the late Charles and Emily Williams.Biggar of Stan- ley Bridge.

She resided in Freetown for a number of years after her mai- riage, later moving to Summer side For the past eight years she resided with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews of Norboro who both so willingly gave her devo- tion and loving care in her de- ciining years.

a cheerful and happy dis- position, Mrs. Baker was loved and esteemed by all who knew her and many admired her great patience and tenderness in caring for sick and elderly persons.

For many years she was a member and regular attendant of Freetown Presbyterian Church. also a member of the Women's Missionary Society and later attended the Presby-

lerian Church in Summerside v

where her place on Sunday was seldom vacant. Left to cherish her memory

are her husband. Charlottetown, .

one daughter. Hazel. Mrs. John Andrews. Norboro and one son Stanley of Clovei-dale. B.C. also seven grandchildren and four- teen great grandchildren. Two ‘brothers. J. Stanley and William W.. predeceased her.

The funeral which was large ly attended was held on Tues- day afternoon, Nov. 26 from the Freetown Presbyterian Church and was conducted by her for- mer pastor Rev. J. Donald Mc- Kay of Summerside. who paid tribute to the deceased and spoke words of comfort to the bereaved family and friends. Hymns sung by a mixed choir were “The Lord's My Shep- herd" and "Shall we Gather at The River". A duet "My Home. Sweet Home" was feelingly ren- dered by Mrs. Bruce Moore and Mr. J.B. Lewis. Mrs. John Payn- ter was organist.

-Pallbearers were Truemsn P a y n te r. Andrew Jardine. Frank Murphy. Alex Douglas. Wilbert Drummond and Roland Sheen. Mr. Joseph Davison was in c h a rge of the funeral ar- rangements. Interment took place in New London cemetery.

We cannot think of her as dead who is here with us no more. Along the path of life we tread. She has only gone hefnre.

The following were the flora? tribuIes:—

PILLOW

Hazel and Jack SPRAYS " ~ - Stanley. Bessie and family Hazel, Tom and family Joan. Allan and family Annie. Trueman and Ne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reeves

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and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills and ism Hazel, Lorne and Claudette BASKETS OF‘ CUT FLOWERS Lowell and Geraldine Aunt Mattie. Edna and Janet “NOSEGAY” Patsy. Linda and Maxine POTTED PLANT Bertie. George. Blanche Robert. “In Memoriam” Freetown Presbyterian W.M.S. Marion. Andrew, Eleanor. Dou- glas. Elizabeth and Adele.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank Dr. Sween- ey. the nurses and staff of the Provincial Nursing Home. Rev. J. Donald McKay. Mr. J.L. Da- vlson. all kind relatives. friends and neighbours who so kindly helped in any vmr during our recent sad bereavement. We al- so wlsh to thank those who sent flowers, "In Memorlams" ‘ and messages of Sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews. .

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