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ZION CHURCH Annual candlelight Service Wednesday as Friday

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This column is reserved (or news or local interest. but advertising III a newly nature may be inserted at live cents I word. strictly psy- able in advance.

HOWARD MaclNNIs FOOT- WEAR at 175 Queen Street.

TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Thousands of Toys, Firestone, Bryenton, Mc- Kay & Co.

KIIOY WOOL hose for men. the ideal Christmas gilt at Jack Cameron's.

TIIOPICANAS ron CHRIST- MAS crrrs. sizes 12-44 and 16'A-24V; at The Fashion Shoppe.

STORE OPEN tonight and Fri- day night until 8:30. Firestone Brynnton & McKay Co.

TIIE "BBITIBII BYT0llD" ROX for men. 10051; Virgin wool-noth- ing ilner made. S195 at Henderson as Cudmore.

SAY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" with a good book trom The Island Book Room. Great George Street. Open evenings till Christmas.

THE FINEST MEN'S SOX SOLII. Ask for "British Byiord". 10095: Virgin wool. 31.95 pair. Henderson at Cudmore.

Curd Of Thanks.

I wish to thank the doctors and nurses oi! Prince County Hospital for their kindness to me during my recent illness. also my Irlcnds who so kindly remembered me with letters and cards.

Mrs. Robert Aiiluck. Bedeque.

Suitl at all drug cunllllii

21 8 n.m.

FOB MRS. phone 2341-J.

VAN'S Chocolates

JIMMY! TAXI - Phone 525.

COOK'S STUDIO for periect pictures. '

CIIASWIILI. (or Better Photo- graphs.

C II I N E 5 E NOVEETIES for Christmas. Crasweil lstudlo.

KENWOOD, Canada's National Overcoat at Jack Cameron's.

ENGLISH "VlYEI..I.A" SHIRTS in authentic Tartans 312.95. Hen- derson as Cudmore.

PICTURE BOOKS. sets and toys of all description. The Island Book Room, Great George Street. Open evenings till Christmas.

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CORRECTION - The duck- shaped potato, picture of which was recently published. was grown on the farm oi Mr. Lyle Brown. Fortune Cove, and not at Cas- cumpec at stated.

IN MEMORIAM

BARBARA JEAN HURRY

A shadow was case over the com- munity of I-Iighilcld. when the news spread that little Barbara Jean Hurry. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hurry passed away at the P. E. I. Hos- pital on October 27th, 1951.

From her birth on June ioth. 1951, she was not strong but ap- peared to gain lmm day to day giving hope that she woulrl grow to n strong healthy child. This was not God's plan for He took her to himsell as n precious little Jewel.

Besides her pnrents she leaves to mourn two brothers Seymour. and Cecil; and one sister Audrey A little brother pre(lvI'cu.sc(l her some years arm.-

A large number oi people gath- ered ot the Hirzllhvlrl Uniterl Church where service wns held. Rev. .1. R. Skinner was ns.sistcd,,by Rev. John Mm-Kny in :1 very im- pressive service from the theme ”.lcsus Interest in Little Children."

Interment, took place in the I-Ilrrhileld Cemetery. The pallbear-

ors were David Rodd. Terple Weeks, Donnie Good. Donnie Per- person.

Besides lllnlly cords of syn1pat,lt,V the following it;-Ire sent. flowers:

Sprays--

Mother, Daddy. Sister and Bro- thers.

Grandpa and Grandma Wood.

Uncle Charlie and Aunt. Marg- aret.

Uncle Lorne and Aunt Doris.

Uncle Oharles and Aunt l41llan.

Hazel, Willard and Family.

Guy Fnmily.

llighfleld Women's Institute.

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear sister Mildred, (Mrs. Harry Keat- ing) who passed away December 12th. 1948. g

I was not than to see you die,

To clasp your hand and say, iGood-hye.'

But I'll remember my whole lite through.

The last few words I had with you.

Always Remembered by Slater Iona and Brother-l.n-Law Donald, at summervlile. Mus.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. A. Roy Jones, who departed this lite on December 12th, 1950.

she is not dead. she has only gone holore un. Her lite to us, will always be a

0. To live and love, and make life: ..atl:way brighter, Until we, too, shall cross the Jar. dan tide. .

Ever Remembered by Husband and Iihmlly.

IN MEMORIAM

In lovlilg memory or Mrs. Harry Renting, who passed away Decem- ber 12th, 1943.

Thoughts drill back to days gone ” Plat.

Lila moves on, but memories last.

Deep in our hearts her memory is kept,

We who love her will never forget.

Lovimrly Remembered by Husband and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mrs. Roy Jones. who passed away December 12th, 1950.

Memories are treasures no one can

cnl. Death ia.n heartache no one can heal. Some may forget, you, now you are gone. But we will remember no matter how long.

and Daughter-in-Law Olive.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mn. Harry Kealing. who passed away Decem- ber 12h. 1048.

Your memory to us is a keepsake. with which we shall never put.

Though God has you in his keeping We still have you in our hearts.

Dad and Brothers.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of

WESTON FRANCIS Freetown

who passed away December 12th. 1944.

Sadly Missed by His Wife and Family.

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Lunch will be served Couples only admitted I-'.U-3:5)!-;?t;,3)1DQ3i27,rIl)t)t)I)iI.42;)'I-,1

. '10? I, :3 u Landmark for vixilors to the Festival of Britain is the great Dome of Discovery, with its 2V3-arrc top sheathed in gleam- ing aluminum. Largest domc' ever built, it has more than three times the diameter oi the . Dome of St. Paul's Cathedral. Canadian visitors to the Fest- tival may be excused for point- ing with pride to the fact that roof. ribs, rafters and other parts of the all-aluminum Dome were made from Cana- (linn aluminum . . . and that (2.ItI.1Ila is the world's most eilicient producer of this essen- tial modern metal. Aluminum Company of Canada. Ltd. (Alcan). s

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