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THE CHARLUFPETOWN GUAEDIAN

How Are Your Eyes 7 ‘V o!" -hh'eAs4nfa'cl?:pAsA:: -»

3x eyes or diuiness — consult s I .- speeislist. i‘

At your service with yesrs_ oi experience and s thorough Bggggsrailvcier I ivranrrarrsc "mm" ""1"-

o s w i ted i “Camivion Buildlrxig" °r°~itzio§ m “d ‘unm- sileei’. where Manager and stat! will continue to meet patrons in cooperative eiiort t0 solve livestock marketing problem. 11.13.31

IN 96th YEAR.- Daniel Bur-hoe oi’ Duiidas is visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie Burhoe, Hillisboro Bt., who is in her ninty-sixth year. Grandma as she is always called is bright and active as one twenty [years younger.

FHtElvIEN CALLED OUT - The firemen were called out Saturday morning at 7:30 to extinguish s slight blaze in a dwelling on King St. The lire was under control be- fore the iiremen arrived.

FUNERAL SATURDAY- Funer- al oi the late Wallace McLure, Brackiey Pt. was held from his late residence, Saturday afternoon. i Services at the home and grave‘ Ajlillllicd b01100 greeted ills An- were conducted b the Rev T.A Iﬂusi Sacred Concert at tho Prince Wilson, The pail arers were; 11-5, Edward Theatre inst night which can, GeQrgg Hughes, g M Rob- was sponsored by the Charlottetown inson, Charles McQuai-rie. Edward Mlle 91ml"! "ﬁlmed by the Build sl-iaw, Albert Shiiw Interment was.“ Ne- 63 0.A~B»T-0- and other in Brackley Pt. Cemetery. lllilstl- i

__.____ The proceeds were aid o! the ‘

HONORABLE MENTION -Count‘chiidlelll Ohrlelnma rid e1 the Pathfinder Kerk, Senior and Cherloltewwn Free Dispensary | Grand Champion Holstein bud at‘ The program was s. most dellsntiul, the Charlottetown Exhibition, re- one. and the spoil-sore had many m the requests ior its repetition. as hun- three-year-old class oi u» all-Imus u! disappointed returns e1 Canadian Contest, just oouciuueirplhl-i wuuler unnuv-l entertainment He is owned b‘. a syndmnw ohwero turned away ior lack oi ao- P.E.I breeders composed oi Cecil c°lllln°dllil°ll~ J. Stewart, W. Buntain and Son, Th9 Ma“ ohm“! V" 11nd" till ci.s. Buntain and John n, Clark, dlwctlcu c! Prcl- John Incl». Rustlco and New Wiltshlre. The Mlu- Bach» and Dr. TE u. Amcanadwn contest provgdes go,- Robins, President oi the Charlotte- an Ali-Canadian and a Reserve to WW“ “T519 ch01“! Pcﬂided- The be selcctied in each oi the regulanaccﬁlmni-i“ We" M153 Umllll show classes by s. committee com- Earle “m! Ml" A159" 131lm¢hllld~ posed oi the judges at the leading Th9 blind ‘Wm m! "ﬁlm"! ma“ o! the Dominick centre was under the direction ot

________ Sgt Lloyd Ward, and the ccin-

FU-NERAL AT TRACADIE,__PIMQ position 0! the medley 01 Christ- iuneral 0i the late Mary J. Mc- m” 05ml! Pllliled b)’ “l0 bﬁlld Will Donald whose death occurred at

specially arranged by Mr, Walter Boston, Mirss., was held iroiri thelMwNllii-

CENTRAL GUARDIAN I

This column is reserved ior news » or local interest, but aovenning| 1:: a ncwzy ‘nature us.“ tlgﬂilnserted VI B ll I W0 - lllle in sdvsnde, r ' I M, CRABWELL ior Pisotogrsps. CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. [r978

Call your

~ appointments. ’

Ii. F. llutcheson I

I’. G. IIUTCHESON G. F. BUTCHEON

and boil and work. An invitation was extended ior s. similar party next Saturday night.

Many Attend Sacred Concert llere

ceived Honorable Mention

formerly organist o! residence oi her brother, wllliannTllllliy Church. Toronto and now McDonald, Traiuudie, on Decciiibei-"diiﬂtlbncd s/t Beach Grove Training ‘10,t0 St. Bonaventure! Ohurchqcelltfd ‘Iraicadie, where requiem high mass The lullcwlns is the program:- was sung by the pastor, Rcv_ K. Q Cﬂlllldﬂ. Band MiicPhei-son. Tile pallbearers were: Band delection Overture “Nuggett Messrs. A J. McDonald, John R. " McIntyre, Alexander McKenzie, Aeneas McKinnon, William Power ale Chorus and John More. services at the violin. Intermezzo and Brahms‘ ‘grave were conducted by Rev.‘ Lllllllby by Mss Kathleen Hornby. Father Simpson. Chorus Volga Boat Song. Miss Pearl

n Solo. The Holy City by Y.M (LA. SATURDAY EVEN- Bums INC PARTY —'Ani:t.liei- oi the Bard selections: Medley of (ihrist- serlcs oi parties ior fire troops was mas Carols, March Punjaub iheld on Saturday night, and new Through The Night, faces were noticed. Men who had t Dr Robins. only recently arrived in town iound Chorus. Golden sllllpeld- A Negro their way to the Y Some one said Splllilllll that there were more pcope in the What oi’ the Percy Williams and Mr. Chas. Earle

building on Saturday than they

had ever seen there before What .

nay be so Al any rate there avers Chorus Carols (a) 0h Come All Ye‘ Faithful: (b) 0n Little Town oi ' Bethlehem; (c) God Rest You

slovlagCarol-s. The Charlottetown

n goodly humbcr~ and “at there W215 rorm ior more. When you, come to think oi it, it ls very re- freshing and exhilarating‘ to pon- der over the thought that there under that rooi men irom all quarters oi the British Eknplre and‘ the U S.A meet and irnternizc every Saturday evening when Spiflts

mus Song. Band Selection, Mas-ch, ‘m Rad Line.”

Tho National Anthem.

difficulties. Write or phone ior i. _

Britain wants 75 million year.

is very low.

MILK PATRONS

Mark all esns shipped to Bediord station your nsme and station shipped from. Ship Monday, Wed- nesday an_d Friday only. All milk must be prepaid.

Get milk tickets from your station sgont, the rate

iiunstaffnago Cheese & Butter to.

pounds cheese increase this

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MAN.

ENLIST IN THE R.C.A.I‘. AS Service Police orSkilIed Tradesman

MEN: l! you are thirty or over and st least ﬂvs [Dot ten in height, you can be offered Immgdlgk enlistment s! SERVICE POLICE. Ii‘ you have n good mmhllllﬂl knwlcdre. as well as experience, you can be enlisted without delay ss s SKILLED TRADES-

Here is a splendid opportunity to serve you; own. try as well as do an interesting job, s0 wny DELAY} Write today to his R.C.A.il'. RECRUITING CENTRE, Moncton, N.B., ior full information,

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ed iorm letters in which one had only to insert "Dear liiaryi" or "u;

Queen ’s Canadian Special Christmas . Fund For Children

The Queen's Canadian mind is conducting s. special appesl m; m9"!!! i0 ive Christmas cheer w British chi clren whom the war ha; deprived oi the traditional family iestival.

Mlllly oi them are war orphans, lllally oi them are children still Buffering from the effects oi bomb- ing. Many others have not seen their parents ior months or years.

Qfflclllls oi the Lord Mayor's Fund are making the plan; and Wlll Orkanim the scheme,

There will be no administrative expenses deducted, either in Can- ada or the United Kingdom, irom the public subscriptions. The dollar

cabled the war t iatl oi this mristniainieiizpeali?“ m? Dlcnlcntarv to the Fund's contin- uing appeal ior war victims 0i oil ages. whose needs still continue and may sharply increase in the winter raids

"Children's Christmas" contribu- tions may be sent to:-

Tho Queen's Canadian Fund. Montreal, Que,

or to any oi the Fund's coilmtmg

agencies. which include the Royal

Trust Company, Charlottetown. Received recentl '

Merry Gentlemen; (d) chi-lst- gwlll

Christmas Day this year 'wou1d otherwise be Just like any other $115 Chorus. largo by Handel. ll

Winsloe North women's insti- tute. $1000. »

lg) P. Callaghan, Burrimeraido,

The Children o! the Church oi Scotland Sunday School, Cape ‘Traverse, $2.00

Alex Grant. West Royalty $2.00.

Central King's Carry on anada Corps, Dundas 5.00.

Miss Elsie Hooper. Milton, $1.00.

New Annan Women's Institute

Elven to tllc Queen's Fund "Child- ren‘: Christmas" appeal will be de- voted in its entirety to this cause.

No attempt will be made to ship goods in kind. Cash only will be transmitted, and ' subscriptions should be earmarked "CHILD- REN'S CHRIS ." Every cent be used to bring something oi 00d cheer to children ior whom

ivlrs. Barry Duneiord. Bonshsw,

ay. 'I'lis Lord Mayor oi London has U100

an high and all are bent on en- joyment, casting aside dull care

“Flu my wurtim o buds“. M!’

I l 3 R i l F“ ' ORN in New ‘Kori: City ' ggggnd of ﬁve children. E ‘Qqed Stuyvesant High. h" a ifourtcen was an oﬂicc b0! ‘i ‘ New York Sun. He then befkﬂmﬂ , bundle-wrapper at Wziiiuma cri. , Pagg boy a: the Friars Club. all errand boy or the Public Libfllfl’ ‘m! ‘mend (jolumbia Universi A: ﬁrst determined to bccgdﬂlﬁhi misc, family reverses cfiu$ _ d: to take s chorus lilbg“ ' musical comedy‘. PM" Fm" He then toured in vaudeville. I play!‘

Puddings is sure to make

requires no sugar.

JEll-O

red in several Broadwo 3nd headed for Hoilyyv ‘where, lame and fortune awai hull- H", ‘s,’ ﬁve f“; nine, weighs l5§ iPound; and has rod hair and brown, "c; Wamers‘. Yankee may". n the bee: wins: . hide cfnrcuiiﬁlﬂwﬁﬁil...

. J s. {Ujwq . V‘ v . s. .v W.» Soldiers and N. c. or. oi the names iiinior

Dl- |1ase's Pardoi A

leaders’ school undergo military manoeuvres in such s realistic character that an observvr not ismilisr with the fictive nature oi time exercises would bo-

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oupied by two pla a ‘odstorualuied

“DARLING, YOU'VE GUT SUMETHING HERE!"

Q Eacli of the A fdvorﬁe ﬂavors o! loll-O

And you'll enjoy serving them because 1011-0 Puddings are so easily prepared. Just add milk, cook I minutes, then cool-A to 6 servings of a grand, nourishing, economical dessert that

PUDDINGS

_.~_...>-l.....n..._¢.-_._. msnoeuvres consisted in an assault by near-by forest and the out-skirts oi Lake Megantle already oc-

shiows s section proceeding "on the double" towards dmelvs. missus saw rams.-

IT. PAUL'S CHURCH

At the morning service yester- day, the Rector, Reverend A, Le- Drew Gardner spoke on the rs- iation oi Christmas to the hours. Advent, he said, is a season whim bids us_look two ways: backwards to the first Christmas Day on which. the Christ Child was born in lowly circumstances; and forward to the day when He shall come again in majesty and power.

Itlsaseasoninwhioiawssm given time to prepare ior the Christmas season which is essenti- ally a season ior the home. A; we think oi the Holy Family snd m; Christ Child as the centre of that family, so can we think o! our own berries with Christ a; the “my; or 1

thorn.

Statistics show that to date 12,000,000 homes have been broken up by the casualties oi the war. which would never have been but for the widespread Rjection oi Jesus Christ irom our homes, we who osll ' Christians our- lcll/ll I0 I 1011s Wﬂy towards ban- lshlns’ Jesus Christ from our

es.

We have driven Jesus Christ from the lives oi our children, and now our own children are being banished irom our own lives. Let us dedicate our homes aiiresh to the Babe oi Bethlehem.

On Christmas Day let us make two act, oi worship; the personal- and private act oi worship to 6011;‘ and the corporate and iaimiiy not oi worshi and thanksgiving to God ior o giit oi His Son Jesus Christ.

a hit with your family.

TBINTI‘! UNITED OHUIUOII

On entering Church rdsy morning we were greete by the beauty or the decorations made by the Kings Daughters for the Or-iatmae season. There can be no question that they will add to‘ the joy and lessure oi’ our wor- ship. In the k o! llinra we iind this verse "Blessed be the Lord 00d oi’ our fathers which hath put such s infill ss this in the Kings heart. to beautify the homo oi

Imd." g The reception to the Deacons; Miss Marie MseDougsll on 'I‘ues-'

‘and enjoyable aiiair and was a

which she has accomplished during the past three months lie has been with us

Reverend Dr. Miller conducted boivh services. In the morning his text was John 1-40 "And Nathaniel said unto him can there any good

saith unto him Ccme and see."

Kart declared “there are some questions which it is more dis- grsoetui to ask than it i.s to be unabie to answer." This is one oi them. They are invited to cclne and see ior themselves and they came to Jesus.

What did Jesus owe to Nazareth? Much

Mother Mary; their Joseph.

over where parents iinished. 3.

wens oi "B" Company. This photo ohm“

noted. No mars between nob

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place. All w“ roligioue and sli work sacra- mental. Ai- is Y" it be tods.

the direction oi Professor Kendall and included a carol at each serv-

hymn sinlml b! U"

day evening we; a most successful} , iitting tribute ho the ilno work' <

thing come out oi Nazareth? Philipi

i Training oi home First His 2, Training oi School, He took

Beloved manna). m. “Tom-i or "Dick" or “l-iarry" ﬂCifOliiliif w. the name and sex o! the one to whom Y°ll We" B0108 W ffllll '1" ml~‘*~“" and, presto, the Job was done. There was a leper sour-non

eloquent, language, expressing the most beautiful scniimenm, u

suit any occasion, a, letter that anyone would be proud to WU!‘ mid pleased to get and no cudgelling the brain or sucking the pen handle in- valved. It must have met a long felt want with mung; a you-Ln and maiden but, also, this valuable help in a time oi trouble la out oi print now and boys and girls are leit to ﬂounder around in the ePl-illﬂwll’ quagmire sa beet they 011l-

WRITTEN THOUGHTS MORE FINAL THAN SPOKEN

1b these I would gladly hold out s helping hand but about the been advice I can give them is. flfﬂt, not to write anything in a letter that they would not be willing to see published in their home paper. and aeo- ondly, not to wi-lte letters that are gobs o! alccm- $0 daughter. l! sou (gunnot be checriul in a letter, keep away irom the ink pot. llrmclzm- im- timt pnything that is written seems ten times a; fatal and iim as when l; 1; apgkefh when our friends tell us about their troubles we pat them on the back and say, "there, there, iorgot it. Lets go and have a nice dinner" and over a good stool: or lobelu noemeri W0 both Pill m‘ ind. matigiitogiie: tllrile writers say their beam are brclklll! “"4 "l" will“ is full oi woe, we brood over it and its poisons our tints arid keeps i‘ “mks g night, We think they mean it, and are no’. lilillhillkll?! elld- pggjng and bidding ior our sympathy. It is literally true t a v. .at we hear in one ear goes out oi the other, as the old mace says. W! “but we read is seared in our memories. T Hen“ ﬁr]; whim y" wrltQ m the boy friend at the ffmll», ill" ‘- rememberlhe has 91""! 0! all"! "f hi! W". Dim,‘ PM’ °“ “"7 mam‘ "QJEQ" ma,‘ hi, 20th:; ‘l; iogtiircghtc-Lribly and inn she bu" ms l 9 l B. l {;,,1,'.',“',,,‘,‘,',',',§Zf,'§..... duty u. tell him that m. best girl is going around with a handsome stranger or that Torn smith has got his place at the bank. v It isn't ncceua y u. tell him about al s: the n! berths the bunch are solos to.

orva sonrmm ALL norm-rows uosenr

wi-itsnimsnnislellyscwlrycilwnvldl“ll'°'h°’"“W” u e err e i“ r.::.";.:.: being done in the chaneellerles c1’ dumber ,_,,, work am haw many sweaters you are knitting and how you an . - m‘;

, to is. O serve your country your way. ill" l! i" 1-‘ d°hl§qm h m’, ‘MM , ,,__ him that his is the big way and yours is the l... e way. i r u - 8e’?- i° k°°P “m”! him i“ every 16W” h” Flurohim “list illieiirldil ‘ti: they talk about him and how proud they are o - - ~ backviirxiiie “.11; Aililialgusgiigriretzr $.33. the rwvle he Klwwl- "mléklglc" ' with his mother's 1105i " mgegrotfilvloiizililttllragiig viiAtIh (Argsmndtviill: looked so cheeriui. Ablmft tho alkd t the Rod Cross when they 00H r2; m: i. ..:.. 22.12. n» m u» we u» ed new pei-manents; about iussy Mrs. Jones who sent a list oi ‘on.’ iawrm dupes w the commissary department and so, m I bout l whom he is interested in, _ A Pageiilii: your letter by sending ydu! b0! QWMWI “m! “p” “d mumm" Th’ “yum”? m; ‘iilﬁiﬁmﬁ ‘tlylihgs tn littl . ﬁll m ciictngvlittiirée (iilgaiiitcrcsotefinin and put them in the envelope and you 2):), b, w" 31st. yours will be one oi the letter-a they always luck f0!"

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