PAGE FOURTEEN

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

DECEMBER ii. 195

lnwmeaioallim

MRS. rvi-.'roivI coupon

Ilonnis-Simmons Brae Y.P.-ll. I Wedding Annual Meeting

-The death of Mrs. Fulton Gor- don of Montrose occurred at the

s--r- -Tlis annual meeti f the ..A quiet but pretty fan ...eddim; Ema United Churcgg Sou ng Western Hospital on November 27: '73! Wlemmzed N0V- 10- 1951i at People's Union was held on Mon- 1951' mumvmg E" mm” M a""”5'

two years.

These long months were churne- terized by great: patience. lack of complaint and a ready smile. Dur- . ing her illness she appreciated the visits of her miiister, Rev. J. M. Sheen and also those of Rev. W.C Wilcox and Rev. G.B. Cunning- ham. She loved the hymns of the church and as her day of life drew to I. close she foliiid comfort in

"I9 h0m9 0' R5V- 3- 3- B3”355- day night, Dec. 3rd at the home of Wilmot. when Helen Ruth, youiig- Mr, and Mm David Lockham ff?-een('i;ll8l:;-Eglrm Dis thalgidglgg There was a fine attendance and 1' H 013- T - - the president, Mrs. Roy Oulton, BM 590139 Rebmild-.Y0u"89T 59" presided and conducted opening of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dennis. -devotions, Margatedivere united in marriage! By bane; an the on-leer, were dTlhe b';:fceltl'31-Znglcsll:'l:3slgym";l;',re-elected as follows: President. 9 Tl 3 ' "Mrs. Roy Oulton; ice sident. est green taffeta, with velvet riistimrsp Fred MMLMY1: srzlgcmry. 1351- and matching 3”955"”'35- 3"? treaslircr. Mrs. Lorne MacNevln.

of her continued hope she will soon enjoy better health.

was attended by her sister Doro-p

The

these as sung: to her by Mrs. Eric ,,

INew Annan and Traveller's Best on Sunday Dec. 2nd.

New Anncln and I I I Vicinity --Mr. and lV.'t's. Eldon Scliurman

and family were visitors to New

Annan on Sunday. Dec. 2nd. I The mmy "lend! of M". Ar. 'i.hur Wright are sorry to hear of tier illness.

Mr. Rex Dawson and Myron. lA!bany. made a business trip to iNcw Annan on Monday. December

Mr. Art Blanchard. North Try- on, is spending a few days visit-i

lng his home in New .Annaii. Mr. Solomon Gllmhn New Am

.iian was in the Prince County lliospltal on Tuesday, Dec. 4 for an .X-Ray.

The many frlerlds of Miss Ber. tha Ml'lCKllllI0l'l are sorry to hear zllness and all

One of Traveller's Restis oldest residents. Mrs. Charlotte Hogs. passed away at her home on Wed-

MI. and Mrs. Myron Dawson

CANADIAN

gig ::o.iiistL:veetii HIllfax.MN. LOVED scenes ' .. e gues o r. and rs. -- James Macliean. LONDON - (CPl -Princess' - Elizabeth was so delighted wi

Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Baker, Mr. Canadian scenery during the In our endeavour for 3

and Mrs. Thomas Folland, andlftoyal Tour she may I1aVetCIIl'lsl.- provemem; at The Can:

Mrs. Thomas Cotton, left by car mas cards made showing Cana- on Monday morning. December 3, dlan landscapes, a London News- Theatre-3' We haYe' for 3'0 for Boston. Mass. where they will paper reports . entertainment installed

visit friends and relatives. They -mm-1-w new Sound System- expect to be absent for two weeks. nacoim BOOGINGS We ask for your ruiu A DURBAN. South Aiilcii-(cri- patronage. ,Sea and air bookings from South Th k Africa to Britain next year break an you The famous Oberammergau pas- all records in spite of the threat Manager of

slon play in Germany started as a result of a vow made during ii severe plague in 1634.

of more austerity there. Many are booked up until next August and there are long waiting lists.

The Qameo Theatre, Kensington, P. E. 1.

nd baby mm Albany. vmwd rep ncsday. December 5. sincere sym-

fullowin we e a intecl l.h.V- WILD W35 Em?” -in 5 M955 95 coiiveners of th: dlffgrentpild):a)part- henna red taffeta with black ac-mwms of young people-S wm.k.g

pathy is being extended to the

Corbett and Mr. G. H. Coffin. beieaved fan-nily.

She had no fear of death and

latlves in New Annan and Travel- ler's Rest on slindey, December 2.

crssorles.

The groom was stlpliortcd by his. cousin. Mr. Robert Mayliew of Charlottetown.

Immediately following: the double ring ceremony, the hi-idrll party motored to Suiiimcrside lvlicre photos wcre taken. followed by a reception dinner at the home oi the bride's parents. wlicrc climicr was served to the immediate fam- ilies of the bride and groom. The lii'ide's table was centered with A three-tier wedding cake, topped with miniature bride and urooin which was made by Mzs. E&ll'lD 1-iuestis, Wilmot Valley, aunt the bride. The groom's slit to his bride was a rhinestone iiccl-zlm-e with earrings in nintrli. and the bridels gift to the briricsniiiid nits gold earrinzs. The ;:rnniii's gift in the best man u as a gold collar inn with matching tie clip.

They later left on a lioiiexinooxi trip through the Maritimes. On their return on 'I'ucsrl.i.V Pllotlilitl in the home of tlic L!l'00nl4s pil- l'Pl1lS I SllIIlPl.ll0llS 5Ulll)I?l' M515 srrved by the groom's iiioilier. as- sisted by her daughter-in-law Mrs. Charles Dennis. Later ill the evening a jolly crowd of charivar- icrs gathered to wish Mr. and M:

Dciiiiis every happiiicss in their new life. . . Prior to her marriage the bride

was a valued clerk in the store of

iMiss Donna Palmer, Mrs. Fred .MacLeod, Mrs. Robert Oulton. JRIHPS MacKiniion.Mrs. Ivey Mac- lFatiyen.

1 The Young People's Union de- icidcd to donate sixty-three dollars "to the Missionary and Mainten- aiicc Fund of tlic church and in solid Christmas gifts to some half- idozcii alzed fall: of the district who ',are eighty years or older. The Y. P U. also decided to have their

icliristnias party on Dec. 17th at!

the lioiiic of Mr. and Mrs. JRlll('5i,

ilvllit-Kirliioii. At this pclrty. as is

pllie custom of the Brae Y.P.U.. Etlicre will be gifts for every boy

gave assurance to tier family that she felt ready to meet her Maker Mrs. Gordon was the eldest daughter of the late Charles and Eva Pridham of Montrose and was in her sixty-fourth year.

She leaves to mourn their loss a lcviiig liusiiand, also two dalilzlit-.

li

Five broiliers and one sister also survive. Pcrlr-v Pricihain of

.all(l girl in the Slilidayscliool and idlslrici. and old Santa Claus will. .ir.'lke liis ap1wai':ilice. 1

. Mrs. Rov Olllfoii. iii revlcwliif.-, the years work. slated that. the Brrlc Y. P. II. has twenty-seveiil

paid-up members. They have madej

donations to all worthy charitiesl

.during the year. bcsidos church finds.

The nit-vziiilz closed with the. Mizpnii Bciiediclioii. after which.

(lC'ilCi(ll.lS rcfresliniriiis were scrvcdQ l AZ. l

:TRlNI'llY I'I E.;'ING Al'XII.IA l (lHRlS'l')l.-KS )IEIi2TIN('u

IH'l E --Tlw ('lii'isiiiias n10Pilll,L' of the Trinity Eveliiilg Atlxiliary. Sum- lirlersidc. was hold on 'llilesd:i.v.'

Saint John, NB: Frnnl: Pridlialii of. Fredericioii.N.B.: l.cHertr- Prid- liam of Siiiiiiv Brae. N. B." illldsnii

spent a week-end at the home of

Allie MncNcil. New Annan.

turned to her home in New Aiinaii

G. Bowiicss lcading the worship. Mrs. A. C. Green in charge of the pro- griiiii and Mrs. Hunter Weeks and

Mr. and Mrs. wilfied Curleyl Clcrmont, were visitors at the home of Mr. J. J. Macl-(innon andl Bertha. New Annan on Wednes- day. Dec. 5.

Little .lo:lii Ci'oli'eii. Emerald.

81' lzraiidpiirciits. Mr. and Mrs.

Miss Florence Gallant has re-

Mrs. John Mcliinls was a visitor

ers and three sons by a I0lll1l('Z':1L -ha b 3 a for min su mev ll" me .h9m” 01 Mn MMKHW9" marriaue. William McMlIl'(i0 of nxmlhal M" ll 5' m 1 and Bertha on Monday, Dec 3.Av Keiitvillc. N. S.; Albert McMlird:i c ., . m 0l'gTl'9”10”- ONM503 MY-5 FY95 Mi-.' and Mrs. Leigh Linkletter. Oliver iElaiiiei of Glfelllllnllllft Lgnkieum. Rand. were .-151m,-5 to lFi'aiik McMurdo on the homestead -------u V - --- ----X ll: Montrose. and Mrs. Keiiiielli Bill. WWO lllcn C0mDl9lCd- Hamill ilsobcll of Grceiiliiolliii. The T1154 ineetins-iii ill? NPW "TE

Your will be at the home of Mrs. The many friends of Mr. Stan-

icy Maynard regret to hear he is llll at his home.

ll. Cofliii wlili Mrs. Fred

i

Friends of Miss Nancy Ramsey.1

and Hm... pridimm Dr Mm..,.ns, Mrs. Wesley on lllP'.l'ell'CSl”lihEnlidllukhter of Mr. and Mrs. Hardly and Mrs A...-I... nix .1,m....,. ,..r Cl')'llllll.'il'Dt". tvii-s. Wallis and Mrs. Ramsey. ale pleased to her she s Eimsdap. rum... 3,... 315,, ,.-mm &ilk.e. V0lLlfll.CCl'CiiI to serve on improving after a recent attack of. glandchiidrmk e visiting comm tee. lirus pneumonia. The funeral. nii Novcnibcr filthy 1)Cl(iiCilr)it1s!h rffrepslimcnlsp t Avege The f-rm” of Wendell. was amended by mam. ms iS('l-iVC y c 105 css. assisc 3' many r pa” bemws m...(.. Mpsirs F”,-NI3"ll'Sg llcili Vi augh and IVIISS Ba.-. D...,nent.ai.e sorry to hear he is al Oliver. Wilbert Gillis. .l;iiii.'-s Go: ludm 5"””L lpfluenl "I the 0' A' Ft hos" don. IIlllRl"l Pridlizim. G0l'd(lllB5lf'-i ' fl if ”s-: H mml, St. Eleanois. E W... and Ans.-m R... i liar-1is1 noon l-.I.l.L()lLVIlIl' "- p Th? hmum-H1 r.o...m.s W”, hm.n,.. (yR0ll' MEETS Mr. Arthur Newcombe o i

by Shirley Pridhani. Pauline Gov-' don, Ellis-leeii Bririiolir. Doinl-1'3 Harciy. .Ilnl'll)' Oliver Alder Prid-'9 ham. Dale Fmscr. We-slcv Ru: Al'- iliur Pridliam and Anita llaiiiill.

p f the Sumnic-rside Baptist CliurchjPriiice -held its i'i:.;illni' hall on Tuesday her 4. with Rev. conducting the devotioiis.

, lNortham. who underwent a suc- 1 Group ressful operation on his eye in the- Edward Island Hospital, incctiiig iii tlieii-ecently returned to his home.

evening. Decem-' W. A. Harper

--The Good Fellowship

the F

of iPresbyterlan l..adles' Aid was heldli

'I'he regular meeting

CHRISTMAS sans

MORANS, ALBEllTON P. E. lslallil

DECEMBER 6 to DECEMBER 24th .

SEEDED RAISINS. 16 oz; SEEDLESS RAISINS. 2 lbs. ...., 45: BULK res. BULK DATES. 2 lbs. . LARD. lb.

oolcouoocntl-OI A..J.I0O0ItnOolI0unu.oooo

SHORTENING. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . MILK (Any Brand). 6 tins . . . . . . . . . . SLICED BACON. lb. .. . . . .. - TOMATOES. 2 large tins 55:: THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS. A Nice Line of Christmas Goods at Attractive Prices.

10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL DRY GOODS STORE OPEN 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. DAILY

pkg. 31:,

lb. 75:

33:

....oo-run vnsmsnoasm-5-an-nov-

boooooouon 'cnl"a'.;-Caaro

i........; 35c 31.00 ................. 59:

Suit.

THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY This Advertisement worth 551.00 on purcliase of any Men's or Womens Sweaters.

b2.00 on purchase of any Parka or Snow

I

1 Mr. Ralph 3- Maccallu C3”'3LoniIl)ec. 4. in the Church Parlor with. i H , H g i They Wm rpsme m MMEME WW1... the nwsidmnv Mm William RM”... cQfd ThQI1ks : nine” opeiiing li:.mii,p K Silent at the home of Mrs. Dian Mgr:-l ii-.9 groom is 3 prcispcroils younl: in ii... .-pm.-, M.-SA immid 1.1.1.; p "7 ltli5:(liil1 llhilbplollloweflqllly icsponshc I.4Ci'lI;0ll:m'kIt:lllIlSdl1y even rig, o- IflIlTl9l'- .lIl.':In rvmtllii-ml llu' Worsliip SNV-. I wish to tliaiik the Sisters ftliflv ll ” 5”, m ' ' l”'”,5."' 3 V9” '3” l Previous to her marl'liiEP tliclici-. npeni i: with Cull lo Wni-sliipl llvuri-. U 1 . .p ( ,1 1100111. ill? 5Cill)lU1'9 1055011 In S1-l rm-V” . hi-ide was Lcnrici-ed amisccllaneous .'ill(I slniziiiiz "An;'."DlS Front Theirg9,::E;;1,q.1l:.gP5 ....”:ESO(.:;:J.'vI (,Fqrl(:,HJ0llll lpniiil the story behind the: Mr.-. and Mrs. Fred McKinnon shower at. tliehomc of her IlaI8llL5.iIID:llfYl of (iiory, followed byifm. my Wm. during hm. mums m;li)tiiii. Drill" Lord and Father ofpniid family. spent Sunday. Decem'- vtherr she received many llS(tIlll;S('IilDltll'P rt-siilinpz and prayer. .1119 western Hosnimi. ultlanliliid. Thc I1)l'f'i'.ldeIll, Mrs. .J.ioer 2nd with Mrs. McKlnnonsp and msm. gins and 9, siibsianiinli Mrs. l.ni-no Liiniphcll was in. ,.-"",m Gmdmh .l-.. Mnrrisoii, conducted the busi- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred. mm of mnnp.-4 ll-lmrize oi the Candle liichiinlzl. liirss session. Mcnougall. , ' , , Kmiii-r-. Tnkin: pnri in this? i it was rlrrirlcrl to .-imiisor a play -- --- l ALRER.l.ON to W. L ltmllillllll .-r-i-i-ire vloro fills. Arlliur lltP(Tllll)' wixltrii by Mr. Normalill Mr. and lllrs. Roland !liltDoil-p W; liollflri -'”l'-V5 kkIllI'll-'lN'I1ln&(4:”lll'II'. p pp” .1l:iz-(lniiiilrl. in lac Dlrisrllled in lhclzall nnd family have moved to St 7 --The December mesvin: of the M”- ("'1 Cl"”" ""i s-”- ” 9-V I Vim '0 Immk mp m m,jHnll on De:-cmhe-: 14 and r0ml!lliviEIOEI'l0l'S for the winter months." Albermn sii':i-division oi the C.xv.'1;1mPhrv. ltlrs. Milligiin and Mrs. memh M Monhnse Alma m.:m'Mlec.s were formed to take care of ---- L. met at home o' Mrs. .l. A ”'l" H”Pli'Tki g ' Elm (1 '1 ' d la” ,m same. The special I”:-:il.lire of the The many friends of Master Callaghan thirteen members 1”" 5f"VW" ""3 l"'"5V"'-"d 'e”, (nikilgi d::::.m ' hflill” tl'(l'llllf1 was :1 " E ck Trial" with Garv MacDou"all regret to hear . 'p. ; 1 D w.p . .,:. g. p - .. . .- p-cscnt. ll. lt.- .Vl"?l-Rvllan (”:l":l:'rli::Ml M55 and dnmh M "H, Mini!” Ihr-lilo fnlIow::i;.i lal;lii;.- part: .Judr,;c,lhe had the misfortune to fall (ln”'iNl the inrrhizrz. Hath lV9lW"l'- (mm W .1” F4;Hhm1.. or I;.rpn(.hiwE,sm.n Hnsmm. l .M-. Robri-lpl-in:;:: I)f'lCl1Cl:lIll, Mr.ifrom a chair and broke his collar Minutes Kw: mm vmd and OlilIIlll'i"lfllaIIl.lII0lV lnhnt Iriw- Fulton Gurrlnn lET"c5t Mont” Cl"k' Mrt Bi” hm"' Arpfared... Own: in lheflabsencellw. 0'! pnmh am:-i'n wgw Q": ' f.VlC(fi;;lS1Oll; I.(fIW)'C)rS. Milsssi-.sf.f Colin Th ( In f M T) o. ..e rcasurer. no mancia ' s l i l - - . - . - inn Emer Vau"i' sieri Mr. e nianv i-ien o rs. ice . h' ll ' . A (I i. I. th . ALBIZRTOS INITICII IIIILII , ”.' 4 I - statemerit W35 'i!jm"!i- .15 was fit” ..2.md'.: M. u;:h.,p una(;Ir,,: g ' .Roy Lidstone: Plniiiiiff. Mr. Hal-iI'I.llmRfI were sorry to hear she has i-cieri to hold 2 n :0 in the P ...M.LN.n,.,. "M 33.... Mm... GM, miW,min,..... 0. ,.-Ii...,.,m. i;,.'...d :v Wau::li: wiiiie.-. ,Rev. W. A.lcntercd the Provincial Snnatorjiirn ls” Ra" 0" D""' W W” M: fI:Il'li solo ;in lIl(llilllHl':ll'0l "'ATtl'kl'sJChu;-Cl.1 G...-d '..g.....-,,i,,iM 1, ii,c'H:irprr and Air. I-"mil: Jenkins. lfor treatment. Mm"! O'C”"'”"'r 5”": M” MCMN (ln .'l.llP tilnnn oi Winirii-' TlnlO"'.lh()ml(i or .ii.',.. j,;i.,.i (ii uni;-m..'..si, Dciirioils rctrcsliniciiis. iiiclud-! ------- ';ithe.a”l lie” 3990"” m "Mk liy Mrs. linnnlrl Lidsloiie: duct. Mondaii evrniii: for their (Iiii-is... inc S:IllCll!'lCllC.-'. calm and icccrcnm -Mrs. Charles Newcomhe and ;h13:l;:5 Ila '-lWh.'ii Child is This". ri iradil- mas n.'e,i.;m.p i lvcrcpsri-vcd by Miss.i's. Ei'nestphf-I . Edmund Maynard. have re- V T" " ; l lonal lingllsii carol by Mrs. Allen Qpnmnu de.-Oman; Wm-9 kid by Mcrnsoii and Robert liogg. -5. Coin d to their homes after spend- '”d-Nidual Fml WK” mrdtihesc Jenlrins linrl Mrs. H. 1'). Thomas. My Intro:-t... H”-dvl .1."-i ii... i,-,;'. .':.f"""'N"" im'”"T"”:lT” :TT'?"”T”T" boxes. The Slim n.” lcn o'.arsl,.,, ; .,. f. H . -.,f ”' t i ' "i If ":75 Vmcd in be 50'” H) 3 cam" lYli"(l'(i"nIl'I)l'l'nNJg':'llf'lIIllIS illlllp llll..:sDn(';:l:i”lCi.l II'l:l.'I' co1'XK'itl'lr't(:dll')Ill'(lw nos- mlc i”5”””1o”' (l'lrl. Tlils part of the service midi. i. h”.lLl Lnpi . -.1 F Several nieiiibpi-s had prcp:i:'cd ivlnsod wim WM”. M. M” Cnnwg 1nh9'Rv:r:;'v 'nE5(?l):'(:Inwl)llL?El1g0;l:;li(:n 0 questions for thi” Drozram an .. ll, i t i . -' g i "hc-55 WM" mad 15' awwned by; w'lllie i-hnirmnn of the Nominniinf: dlmni:r1hf?tk.)astl .m7."”1. mm. the ' ll" CIIJTJI-3-” dlCfInlllllllPP Mrs Jenkins lirouizhlifglrugith;r(im:,f:;'E"” nllfsri xrrd .li pm” mignng whv men who use Wdldlf-ll ,. A ,. X h; . " ,p p . '. ' . ' '. at n. 4'05 . up-. ' V .. - -i aiTtll10c ondfciitki U"; :";:'i"m:ll ;a':3'gl1li'ik'.ll'! a total of 0. hiiiidrcd niiri gronining aids iilwnys have that JUSI "SI" with Mr-9 ll8F1'.V M-I "'Fl'()nl l.:ikes in Norllicl-ii Lilzliis". y:.cl');1:.-gxlltifld ”:0m.;.'.1b..Mcd alllI”mnCc' 110-5l555i : shown at the February me-cling. ' i .' C ) l j M'lCh35'l . i'liiic- l.ord's I7Fi'l)('l' in unison rnn- ." EH3 .l.”mx:imO”I!'V, amped r ' ' O.C0mW W... p,...p.,-C mo p.o.p(,,mM W, mm,..m Mm whim lp.:)i:)tbIili;i(ltV'gl1ifl(()Ircllggllclrqgnko in.-. la;-dley Hair mm gram. :1 social liollr followed when dc-l . S.) ' . . on l,.n'! 19 . 1 I ii A. .-M. mm.-A.L.;i(,n nf iii,-i .-M-(ii. HMO"; wrwshnw'"S WP” smT0dl,ClllllCll for (..lir:sl:iia:. lllrl coli- WW5 Wl" l'""1"”"”i "Nil iii: i-err:-' .rii'.s -ii-ere servrd by M. Mrs. R. S mnmn am. Misspvenor o ariziiiziiiciils wiii he appc.-.i-.intc. tne ho.-iczs. 2.55;:-tcri 03' ii (fflilllllltr Linklcuw. S. ..'Il.s. G. ll. Coffin.

i --.,Hm... ...-.-..c. .. -.,-m.1 Pl'lPllliZ of goods and otlinr plails roiirlucicd tlin Christmas l)r0gram.I'or the sale to be held in the M sand the h.vnm sun: was "Angels Burke liiiildanu on Sf1ll:l”f'l.'-iv Dec. From the Realms of Glory." Two; Ar. Christmas carols were sung by a trim Allen. occiipirci ili(' iiinir ni :: mm of nmnbers. Rfter which llic Christmas mcciin: of the At. Mi-s. T. D. Cairuthers offcrcd

lernnrin Auxiliary of the VII. V bl”-.P3'f1'n;'"l'4 4 p - I ' s. of the suinmci-slon rrin.1.i-ihp wins Sclpllnr man was read Cm” W M"-V """"".”"s ..:3'..l?.:..;a l,"..W.i1?.”"li””.i' December 4. I: the chiiicli,p::ito..pCmH;(;Hl M” W K .Llev;Yel'w.1. Mrs. B. R: cliriipri iuai p mix A Fwd H”. .mI.O.rNn;1," . 3 er non! The l.rirrl.- IIT.'l).:i ii unison wspchrpstmm h n -i Rd ftihpl Oi 1 followed by the 5. ,..ii: of All g " s -I "15 9 Pr 7'. Hail the. Power of Jesus' Namc."lfl!1i Ymlllii Helen -'7,0hn-31-One sansi Thirty-three members respoiidrdl On C1111.-slnlfls Day and 3150 REV? warp a ifcltntlon. Mrs. J. Storey sang

TRINITY AI"TF.R.VO0N IV -- The Prcs:dciit. Mrs. W- s I -7

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in roll call and six visitors I

pnsmt. Ml... Ch,,.i,.. R.,i,i-rm... 1 Polish Cami illl.(':' which young

mad A M. p. i S imm M.-5. Dmiald Sliecli izavi-. a reading: "In

A. 1.. flows for ri.-.-iiim Billileliciii Town." The vocal solo.

Mr K .mp "O Holy Niall!” was rendered by

Mrs. John Stirl.ii: road a short ;Vl'i"i- I”.i'lW1ii 'T:i,vlrir. While thc ' .3. nape: on tho C'-1-"isimns F-Wi15'"."' Fm M5 ”"”V'” "S”9'” The miracle of Canada is the "God RH V0" Mmv ("""”"- "M" W” 5"” ”-” ”" ””"l' maid of its thrill.Y people-ii is .. . ' lT . . . ' . . t

mmv and Mrs. Gmnc L. shecnl”l1!' Vfirpah benediction closed astandard orlwmg wrought by

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men and women who believe in spending and saving wisely. The average Canadian. for example. owns his own car and his own home. He pays his bills when due. l-lis pattern of living ll excellent.

Mun the pattern lmolrs

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The Neighbors II” By George Clark

Yardley Sbailiug Bowl -for the shave of a lifetime

After Slmving Lotion

-closes the pores. makes your face feel comfortable and cool

Yardley Imisilzle Talc ---lo complete your shave the per- fcciwag-... ' '

?5a.',l:wi'1 mm:

Dlil (Gr 2 to

W? DH lViN

SUMMERSIDE

M All i,il'ij.li1. iii ill

But unexpected emergencies do break the pattern. Usually the emergency requires more momy than he has available. This can happen to anyone. Then help must come from a dependable outside service.

3 ul of 4 (lions llalmllcll I-IFC feels that no oneishould borrow unless a loan is the best solution to a money problem. Because HFC service is friendly. dependable. 3 out of 4 Canadian families prefer to borrow in amounts of 350 to 31000 from HOUSEHOLD FINANCE. Your telephone book lists the office nearest you.

Mousviwllm YOU NIID I'll

Candi: oldest and Israeli Conunuv Flnonu Organisation

& HOUSEHOLD rlllllilcr

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Mono 1”! CIIAILOHIIOWN. F.l.I. Mir: 9 to I or by cppctomunt tun: mitts notions of nearby tun: IIIVINI Ylll PVIJC INC "10

can set it to wake the whole" M."

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"Just like a real liabyl You - I family at 2 A.

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Christmas At 0lirhett's

I wish to take this 0 portunlty of thanking my many customers and frien s 1' their patronage in the past and of wishing you. one and all the compliments of the season.

We now have our com Ieto line. of Christmas goods, lncludln Stationery, To at Articles, Ssnolcet-'5 Sup- glles, C inn and Toys, as well as our regular line of

rocerles, Fruit and Candy. -

During the remainder of this month we will be offering special rlces on many Items and feel you

onlvMarconiI- Tiicgomoui Eolnmced-l5uo, Agoldut

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MARCONI J20 - A 6-tuba radio-phonograph combina- tion with I 3-speed Webster- Chicago automatic record chaanr.There's ample stor- age space for your favourite records in the custom finish cabinet designed by Federico. In Walnut or Mahogany. 3274.50 Liuul 015-! I0 rxlrt.