‘ DECEMBER 29. 1949

1i

His Honour Lieutenant-Governor

J. A. BERNARD

will recdlve at

Government House

on Monday, January 2nd, 1950,

from 8:80 to 5:00 p.111.

J. A. MacMillan, Private Secretary.

Tsaito o|= THANKS‘

Mgny thanks to the Box holders g Kuikora R. R. l and to the mmwerg of the Middleton Women's institute. Also to Mrs. Michael Mc- qmna, R. n. 2. for their kind Christmas gifts. 1 wish you all a “Hi-pi! Iidew YQI-i‘.

“n bum. Mali Courier Kinkora, R. M. l.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Harry floqjfl, who passed away Decem- m- 28th, 1947. Owpinom-hearteamemoryis

kept 3r one we loved and will never

forget find though the mu be ml-nr or

CW We will alway! l” thinkinr dwr Minnie of YW-

mvlngly Remembered b1 Una Ind Maggie.

IN MEMORIAM

In lovlngmorg of J. ROBERT ARSENAULT who died Decem‘ 29, 194'! - "Iiternll Belt Grant Unto Him 0 lord."

Remtmbored Always by Mr. and Mrs. Cyriac Gallant and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

, ra loving emory of our dear Iiinblnd and father, Robert Mu:- laod, ‘who departed this life Dec- mbtr 88th. 1948-

hleefnlly _reeting pt last Ills weary trials and troubles are

past h silence the Iuffered, in patience

hebore IlllGod csled tote Iufferlo more.

some mly thirflr we have forgotten in a smile may hide the tears, hi your menwry we shall cherish

isit dawns another year. .. .. .

Appreciation 0f Gifts Received

We wish to thank the following Business Finns, that. made Clhrist. mas such s success at Beach Grove.

Prowse Bros. Ltd-Oranges and

Candy. R. T. l-Iollman Ltd.-—.Iiamper ‘of Apples.

Hughes Drug Co.—lo lb. choc.

ols/tes.

Fennell Ac Chandleb-Pail

Candy. Box of Apples.

o!

Michael Bros-z Cases Peanut Brittle. N. Rattenbury Ltd.—Box of Candy.

Dillon & Slpillett-SZDO.

R. E. Mutch d; C0.——B0x of Candy. Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd.--Box

of Candy.

Crown Bakery-$2.00.

Carter & Co.-Box of Apples. Sherwin Williams-film.

Queen street Service Station -

200

Chappell Electric-TX; lb. Grapes. Whitlock Tire Servica-fino. Higgs dz C0.—Box of Apples. General Supply-Box of Grapes. Bevan Bros.—Box of Apples.

W. G. Barbour—i3o: of Apples. H. R. Large dc Co.-.$10.00. Walton’ Matheson-MODO. Jenkins Pharmacy-B lb. Choc-

oiates.

Palmer ElecI.l'ic—»$6-00.

W. R. Jenkins-—$5.00.

Crockett dz Storey-Moo. LePage Shoe Co.__fl0x of Candy. Wm. Condon & Son~$2.00.

H. M. Simpson-mm

Canada Packers Ltd.--Ham.

m VMEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear husband, Vernon Parsons, who passed away December 29th, 1942.

He bu gone across the river To the shore of ever green, And l long to see his dear flee But the river flows between.

Some day, some lime, my eyes shall

8C8 The face I loved so well, Some day I'll clasp his loving hand And never say farewell-

Evier Remembered by Ills Wife.

IN MEMORIAM

In and and loving memory of JOSEPH ROBERT ARSENAULT who paenedaway December 29, 1947.

Gone dear “HusbanrP gone forever How we miss your loving fwe

But you left us to remember There is none to take your place.

Soft lnd Iweetly you are sleeping sweetest rest that follows villi. We who loved you sadly miss you But trust in God to meet Benin-

Lovtngly Remembered by Ills Wife and Family.

f“, m,“ t, Wife and Flmlly.

"5 Suffered Severe Ilhcumatic Pains ‘In Shoulder and lIips-For Months!

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

WEST nov/lvrv _iv_oTu:u"s INSTITUTE lVlIEETlNG

Mrs. Charles Hurry was hostess for the December meeting of West Rflyaty Institute. The president presided. Following the singing of the ode, and the roll call, corres- DOndc-nce was read and dealt with. It was decided to purchase a First Aid Kit for the school and money was voted for the usual Christ/mus treat for the schoolchildren,

_A list of the shut-ins of the dis- trict was complied and a committee named to purchase, wrap, and deliver" the gifts.

Members who have not already brought donations for our adopted

Elli-dish Institute were asked to bill"; them to the next meeting. "file January meeting will be

hold at the home 0f Mrs. Willard Lank, at which Mrs. Russell Bell. Mr!» Vernon Burke, Mrs. Tyler Beck, and Mrs. Pope Tiiorne will serve on the lunch committee.

l-lecting closed with the National Anthem after which a social hour was enjoyed over the tea cups.

_~, .. ALPHA W. I.

_ The thirty-eighth annual meet- ing of Alpha Women's Institute was held on ‘Tuesday evonlrg, Nov. 22. at the home of Mrs. Peter Proud with the president Mrs. Allen Swan, presiding.

The meeting opened by singing "O Canada", followed h-y the Creed repeated in unison. There were l8 members and three present. Roll cull was responded to by “Your favorite Cookie Recipe“. Tlie mlnutcs 0f the last annual and regular meetings were read and approved.

Total receipts for the year $169, 26; expenditures. $64.42; bal- ance on hand, $104.84; and $42.00 was collected for the Red Cross and $31.00 for the Orphanage. Following Is the new slate of officers: president, Mrs. D. Mur- ray; vice-president, Mrs. Harry Lewis; secretary, Mrs. Lewis Ves- sey; treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Brown: auditors, Mrs. Prnnk Watts; and Mrs. Harry Sunn; directors, Mrs. Peter Proud. .\lrs. Roscoe Mac- Donald; school committee. Eve- lyn Underhay, Anne Crockett;

sick committee, north, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. William Crockett; sick committee south, Mrs. M.

Vesscy, Mrs. V. Dennis.

It was moved and seconded that dust bane be bought for school and that anyone sick be sent fruit. ,

It was decided that a box be sent to a needy family in Britain —bill to be presented at next meeting.

A very interesting reading "For People Will Talk". was read by, Evelyn Underhay. Riddles and‘

contests were conducted by Mrs.\ Dennis and Mrs. E. Brown. Collection amounted to $1.05. The meeting closed with the National Anthem after which a dainty‘, lunch was served by the hostess.l

NEW ILONDON W’. T.

The regular monthly meeting o1 New London W. I. was held at the home of Mrs, Don MacEwen Thurs- day evening Dec. 8th. Meeting

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president, Mrs. Murray‘ IiiacKay. presiding, Roll call was responded to by '33 members. Minutes of inst meeting were read approved and signed. A vote of thanks was mov- ed to retiring officers. There was report from visiting committee. The school committee reported towels and supplies need- ed for first aid kit. Moved that these articles bc supplied. It was moved and seconded all bills he paid. It was decided to send for 2000 more fish oli capsules for children. The correspondence consisted of letters from Red Cross Blood Don- or Cliiiic, T. B. League. First Aid Class to be held in Charlottetown, New school committee, Mrs. Mont MacEwen and Mrs. Fred Macliwen with the new programme committee, Mrs. Nelson RCYOBPIS and Mrs Mor- ton Adams, it. was decided to treat all children In the district to home mode randy rind npiplcs at: the Christmas cloning. send shut- in Christmas boxes and n gift to nn older lady of the district. Theprournmmc was a gcogrnpliy contest won by Mrs. Harold Slay- hew and Mrs. Morton Adams. Bingo ivon by Mrs. Elmore Mac- Kny, Mrs. Lorne Campbell, Mrs. Roid Cotton and Mrs. George Cole. A cheque of $3.16 ivns presented by treasurer from box tops. Colic-rt- inn $2.35 and ,\'Il‘.<. Mont. MncEivcn will be hos- iccs for January meeting roll call to b0 answered with a cake of soap

visitors ‘

opened in the usual manner with‘

metnzticixvhtp $1.50‘

WIINIEN’S INSTITIITE MEETINGS

Ifor children of Greece. Lunch was

‘served by hostess and committee in charge.

DESABLE W. I‘:

The second annual meeting of the DeSnbIe Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Melville Bell on Nov. 16.

Secretary-treasurer Mrs. Clifton Inca gave a report of the year's work as follows: Balance from last year $57.24; amount made this year $80.82; a total of $138.06. Ex- penses showed that the greater part of this sum was expended on the school, which included $100.00 for new desks and a sign, tolling nnmc of school, was purchascd; also treats for children were pro- vided. (inflections ivcro made for the fit-d Cross and Salvation Army. All sick and shut-ins of district were rcmcmbcrcd during the year.

The following new officers were nppointcrl: President, Mrs. Bor- don Walton; vice-president, Mrs. Robinson ltlncFadyen; secretary- treasurcr, Mrs. Ivan MacKinnon: auditors, Mrs. Clifton Ince and Mrs. Daniel Dart; directors, Mrs. Henry Prim-son, Mrs, Duncan lilac- Kinrion, and IVIrs. Melville Bell.

It was decided to write Film Board in regard to showing nf pictures in school and members are to make candy for sale.

A letter was rcud in regard to Blood Donors Clinic in Charlotte-

town and it was decided to pass lt-ttcr from huusr- to house Iilid those who are WIIIIHK to make

n donation to write name on back iof lcitov.

Mrs. Borden Walton and Mrs. Walter Gould vicvo nppointed as instructors for n Sewing Club for girls, and secretary was asked to writo Supervisor to (‘time out and organize in tho new year.

The following new committees wane appointed. Sick, ltlrs. George Bell, Mrs. I\l_vvon Show; school. Mrs. Daniel Dari. Mrs. Mfilville Boll; program, Mrs Dart, Mrs. Robinson lilzirFadyen; lunch, Mrs. Nicholas Gillis, Mrs. MacFadyren, IVIrs, Walter Gould.

Mrs Duncan MacKlnnon had charge of the program which ‘in- rludcd a uumber o! puzzlinz riddles.

Roll cull to be Answered b)’ PIT‘ seuiing Christmas curds which will be sent to Junior Red Cross.

Next meeting to be held at home of Mrs. Duncan lifacKinnon.

Tho singing of "0 Canada" clos- ed business period. A dainty lunch vvus served by committee in charge,

Meeting closed by singing “God Save The King."

BROOKFIELTI W. l’.

The regular meeting of the Brookfield WOmer-‘s Institute was held at. the home of Miss Grace Wood 12 members and 5 visitors were present. Meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode and re- peating Creed in unison. Ricli call answered by twelve members. Col-

NEW YEAIVS RECEPTION

His Worship

MAYOR B. EARLE MacDONALD

will receive at his residence

99 North River Road

on Monday, January 2nd, i950

between the hours of 3:30 pm. and 5:30 p.m.

James A. Fullerton, City Clerk.

month, Moved and seconded that we give $113.03 to the Free Dispen- sary. Moved nutl seconded that we send a box to our adopted lusti- tute.

Several bills ivere presented which were movod and seconded to be paid.

A very cnjovulaic program ivns put on by the committee in vhurgc.

Mrs. Stanley Willis and Mrs, Rog. Mac-Ewen were appointed to have charge of the program for the January meeting which is to be held at the home of Mrs. llazen Howard on Tuesday even- ing January 3. Lunch was served by the Cornwall Ladies. Meeting closed with the National Anthem.

KINGSBORO W. I.

The December vuecting of the Klngsboro Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Freeman Massey, with an attendance of eight members and one visitor. The meeting opened with the sing- ing of the Institute Cde followed by the roll call. The minutes of lust meeting were read and approved It was decided to send Mrs. Merrill Stewart our oldest member, a gift and card on her birthday.

$5.00 were voted to the '1". B. League and $6.00 to buy a treat for the school children at Christmas. l-‘toll call for next meeting is to be answered by each member giving an article for an auction sale. Col- lection amounted to 90 cents. The following committees were appoint- ed. school-—Mrs. Foster Young. lunch-Mrs. Alton Robertson and Mrs. Ervln Robertson.

Programme consisted of two contests by Mrs. Foster Young and two songs by the Misses Marie and Marguerite Massey. Meeting closed with the National Anthem after which lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

lectlon .85. Minutes of last meetm

ing were read and signed. Corres- pondenze was read by the SECPEIBY)’

l regarding the T. B, League and the

Blood Donors clinic. It was moved and seconded $5.00 be given the T. B. Leasué-

There was no school ccmmittee report. The sick ccvrtmlttec report- » ed making three calls and taking I fruit, Six more members subscribed

be paid. It was decided to remember

l

‘the roll call by paying

soums hive ROAD woman's ms-rrruru

. . ‘The annual meeting of the Sourls Line Road W, l, was held in the school on November '2, 1949 Thirteen members answered ' their fees

for the coming your. Minutes of

‘the inst. regular monthly meeting

for the Instume newi It was mo“ and the annual meeting were read l ed and seconded that bills of $200‘ i

the shut-ins at Christmas and the’ . _ . _ given by the secretary treasurer. school children have a treat at the 1 Correspondence was read and d;s_

and approved. The president. 28W a report, of the years activities and the financial statement was

IChrlstmas tree after the buslness:,.us5,,d_ It was decided u, make

part of the meeting was over. Miss

. Bernice Wood measured each mem- ,

ber around the waist and a

“intlpariy in the school

‘lottery tipkets for the qlllll- The members decided to hold a card on Nov. 10.

an inch hacl to be Paid $538 “'55 Arrangements were made regard-

\ realized.

, Mrs. Wilfred Wood invited the,

members for the next meeting on the second Tuesday of the month.

Prayer.

comment-york romr w. r. The December Cornwall-York Point

meeting of the W. l. mot at.

tlic homo of Mrs. Earl Lowthev, on Monday evening. Dcccm-‘wcr 5. infecting opened with, “Silent

Nlgzht", folio-wed by the Cvccd in

by n") members. There was

visitor present.

read. approved and signed. Cor- respondence was road by the cretary, Discussion took plate con-

< the solving club.

Exports of the various tees were given. Ii was by Mrs. Jar-k Mat-Milieu. seconded by Mrs. Stanley Willis, that $5.00 be voted for each school each

Top Row tic-fl. to

MacDonald. Albert Murphy. Alli

i-lghzi -- Ada She. . E2. Latter, Jone‘. Carver, Emma Sharron. Second Row ---Jac‘.<1e Audrey T. Lnrier, Beryl Shelfoon. Joyce McCann cl,

‘___.A________________

2. K ., Harris,

.\..,

son Owen, Davlson Bigger.

Meeting closed by Yvlbetitinl 110105 dent, Nlrs. Lawrence Kczvvs;

unison. Roll call wins responded to l, Onehn Dcrcmhcn Thr-

sr- I cernlng cod liver oil capsules; also;

Cliill"iiill' ‘~ on livccmhci" i. moved , members and

Gradeb, Prince siiéer Schoo

ing same. Tl

if" election of‘ officers for the coming year then took PM" which resulted zis follows: Presi- vicr-

president, Mrs. JOSBPI! P. “Ifw” iAulay; secretary treasurer, Miss

ll-lelen F, Maclsaac; directors. Miss Elda Leslie, Mrs. John McCor- mack, Mrs, Daniel Bushcy: nudit- lorn, Mrs. Joseph L. ivlnvDonald, Mrs, Hugh IifarAuldv.

It, was decided to have an nuc- ‘LION sale of articles at tho liPXl

meeting instrad of tho usual ‘bingo, Mrs. Harry Leslie Inviicd ho members to nicct. at. lirr homo

meeiinc Hil- singing nf the

‘jnuvncd with the

Minutes of the Int pivoting were; Nalmnfl] Anmpm

December Meeting

The December mot-ling was livid homo of Mrs. Harry Irslil‘ ' with fniirtrrn two visitors lfl at- tcndnnco, lilinutos of the previous meeting worr- rend and approvvil- All correspondence ivos rflid. Th?

‘zit tlic

‘ll Bin (Hui-a Jtnl. iv .\u I"‘\ Jack Hobbs, Alvin MacDonald,

Wilma Carmody, Gertrude MacDonald, Sterlinl Front Rovv-Ralpfir Henderson, Leith Carr. Albert Phillips, George Carmody. Douglas Cannody, Ralph Kennedy, Davis Campbell.

C. E. Burke, Phningrlni"

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FDR 1949 TIIIIIL, FIII. 8r SAT.

IN I949 WE HAVE HAD THE BIGGEST YE A»R'S BUSINESS IN OUR Z0 YEAIRS IN BUSI~ NicSS. TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION WE OFFER FQR 3 DAYS _ pR-KES THAT ARE PIRIIICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY. SHOP EARLY AND SHOP OFTEN,

A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL

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CANNED GOO DS SPECIAL

I tin PEACHES; I tin GREEN PEAS; I tin WAX BEANS," I tin RED PLUMS; I tin FEARS; I tin PORK and BEANS ‘

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f 50W OIIG -—~

I 5

LUX TOILET SOAP 3 burs

JUST AIRRIVIED -- ICE SALT

sidewalks, doorstep: and to have in the cur—|ge. box

-- Special for

23c

LAST CALI. ON TEA —- Your

King Cole, Morses, Tender Leaf -- lb. . . . . . . . . .. Stock up now ond be sufc — special blend — limit 3 lbs. ‘, to on order

Choice —- Red Rose,

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Sweet ond fresh

YOUNG COUNTRY ROAST POtRK — lb.

Any weight 3 to 8 lbs.

, 39c

-— meaty, tender Pork

NEW YEAR'S CANDY, MIXED NUTS, TOBACCO IN STOCK Also POULTRY AT SPECIAL PRICES

CHICK ENS — DUCKS

FOR THIS SALE O'NLY — 300 lbs.

Fresh Ground CO'FFE‘E—|imit 3

— GEESE - TURKEYS

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lbs. to on order -— lb.

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lottery books on the quilt were distributed. The sick committee was re-appolnted,

It was moved by Mrs. Frank MucAulay and seconded by Mrs. Gus McCormack that $10 be given to the Orphanage, motion car- ried.

Mrs_ John McCormack invited tho members to her home for the Janunryr Meeting when the roll cull will be answered by a New Year's resolution, In place of the usual bingo an auction sale of zivticlcs took place and the sum of $6.47 was realized. Lunch was served by the hostess and a so- cial hour followed.

The regular meeting of the Ham- ilton Womens Institute met at the home of liirs. Hcber Pickering on December 6. with cghteen mem- bers and two visitors present, The president opened the meeting with the creed, followed by the sing- ing of "Silent Night."

The trustees ivcre to be reminded about the storage of the tilts and the catchers mitt and bat ivcrc to be stored with them.

Lunch committee reported liav- ing sent. the three boxes overseas and that there nro enough donated articles for another box. It was decided to semi this to Mrs. E. Vllilsofl. England.