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WESTERN Gllillnli

' AGENTS: .I. Elmer Murphy. I00 llanover Sh. and George Clow. 90 Ottawa St. SUMMERSIDE and PRINCE COUNTY News. ‘ ‘roriptlona. Advertialpg -

11m Guardian may be bought daily u "any of the

followhg atoroa in Bummeuldc: aeu aoouwre. Water 5m": G¢IIIIH~ “raamre. Water Street. 1mm» Bakery, Water Street; Mark Gaudet. 8'1 Granvllla Street

The Guardian will be delivered t3 any homo ta Silnuaeraldo. 0mm. 3" at zo per day or 18o per watt. Ilaoao ll for tlila union. o, ‘m your order to t-lio boy reapoaaibla for llollvortea on your roan.

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Pm: -Wl-; ARE BUYING Used Boga. —BATTEBIES, TIRES in stock. Ply-m; [up prices. Rex Dawson. iToonibs Bros. Kensiugton.

i i _ _|-'0R SALE. one Do Luxe Fleet-l —WANTED. capable maid or wood electric phonograph in goudtwoman for family ot four adulta. condition. Phone 508-3. I Apply box 196, Bummeraide.

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...Wl'1 STILL have some Window‘ —BBEABT DBILLS and Hand

51m in stock, The Summerslde Drills now in stock. The Summar- mmmrs co, aide Hardware Co.

JEXPERIENCED MAID WANT- —-BBO0DER STOVES, Hay Ca:- m_p;ea5e apply Mrs, w, g, riera Water Bowls. now available. 8115111111111, 1'14 Summer Sh. Sum- ‘Toombs Bros. Kensington.

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m" ° _ -ron sane. 1m Chevrolet

...(;Alt BULK WHEAT how en,coupe i.n ond condition, Douglas route. Expect, barley meal and Bell, Carie on. bran soon. Order early. Ralph Mac-I Cauli.

-—WE ABE NOW Booking Oil -_- for Asphalt Shingles for Spring De- wcoiu." - Pres-s advertising livery. Do not b: disappointed- docs r-rt prove its burnng cfflciencyfilienve your order now. The Sum- ilul Z111 order from clir due to ar-' merside llardware Co. rlvr llerden soon crinnot fall. N. M. illlen. Phone 12.

l —I'l".S NEW. ITS MODERN for l ‘Shick Electric Shaver Owners, the

_||(_|(,'Kl-;Y ._. Bcclequc Rink, Amazing New Shlivcrrost with Re-l ‘Wmngduy, Jam 15_ soul); 511°“, tractlng Cords. Sce thcm at liloasc Hgckci’ League. Borden May- Jewellers. Summerside. l gionels Bsdcquc Beavers.

_ —-’I‘HE ANNUAL MEETING of. Auxiliary of the Borden

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~ll0CKEY -— Bedeque lRink, , 17, East Prince Hoc- it!“ Lmlcs

Pride)‘. Jan. , _ u f M N ht T _ lBranch of the Canadian Legion \ ill m“ Llgzfiitglngfon legalize‘ 13$ ‘be held Friday evening, Jar-uary

17th at. 8 P. M. at the home of Mrs. A. G. Chappell. All members are rc- srlir REGULAR MEETING 01f ‘MSW ‘° ‘mm’-

ilZ.ll§."f.',‘.‘““’.lll ".§’J“°.,2{2.“ 4o» - lirllocl ‘Phursdsiy. January 18th 8 ‘Alibi?!’ "D L“ 0°91" bmcdWill "Tlock Guest spake, will be Rev) i100 pounds. true worker. Quiet, F. R. Mae-Donald. Refreshments wt‘! siYn-‘lh d"“'"'- 3°51 h°"5° n" l” beservfli ‘racing, $160. General purpose more, French-Canadian and Kal-

—"°“°E CW" ~ A Sum-Jlfillhllililllll‘; r'§.“'...l¥i§§"c.'?3§§ mersid" ymml w” “Wm twn‘ $125. Registered Holstein cow. "mmhs i" ‘km’ o" n Chum urlfcur years due to freshen Jail. obtaining a sum of mom-v under 22' $250 3n“) good Shorthm.“ f.~-.lse pretenses. in the Summer- boners’ flslng three years‘ in cam

Borden Nationals.

side police court before $11M"- u , diary Mazlstralc It. ll. Strong. K. vpgsforulalair’ wfilrgsw scfjw'w,,lr,rlsg_ c" o" Mmlda-v‘ [Remington ‘

-UNlON "WEEK 0F PRAYER", SERVICES _ A "cry suwcssful fashioned house warming was hel "week °I Pm-Velx’ “H” "l 5°“ on Friday evening at the new ilvme vices came to a close ill sumliier- of ML and Mrs PM" Pa"! Kc“ ‘m’ "may cvcmng‘ Janumy m‘ slngton when a large number n! f-‘our of the churches of the town “fighters and ‘fiends gamer“, m united, namely Baptist, Church of lwclnomexhen‘ lo Kensmgton and Christ (Disciplesl, PJTSlQlCTlLULIWiSh ‘hm health and prosperityl 111i’. "flfiiilccmiiil Zieillidbcifi i" the“ "h" "im- A" "dllhs

h g . Monday to Friday. The special gérwfigfiewafirlyeclllo: tlllllfiewlfllilsl gueat preacher for all the meet- ' 1 u ! mpmne gm inp was D1‘. Gordon C. Wiirren, mesa“ a. on o an aggudo “n.0,, President of the Baptist lfedern- ‘The ladle‘ Serlied a ‘u? t ini lion of Canada, und Dean of Theoi- and the evening was "p n . dancing with music played by»

l A‘ d‘ U l ‘ ll . Tie . fagilgenconglrigiliillo-nsn ‘vltlellllsClly gdthcil- Messrs‘ Fwd!” Kubnde and Johnl

ed each oveliiii were greatl strr- Imus °l Lensmglcn “d James

red by the sclfoiarly messages ot‘ Glmlml C! Cnfmon‘ A fméuilecmof‘ the distinguished visiting pl‘\‘dl'l1t‘i‘. ‘he program “as ‘he Slop‘ alpdd-g

1n spite uf cxlrcmcly r-oid wcnzhci" of MYTH“ WHY‘ W" and ‘ i -‘ the enthusiasm engendered at the Perry and Rm’ Mm‘

opening service continued unabated; "'_'

to the last evening of the serleaf The ministers of the four p-IFLICI-

toting congregations iud ch1rge of

"ll arrangements and conducted de-

\Ul|UllBl exercises. In every way

lilcse unic-n meetings were on un-

qualified success-S.

—WELCOI\TE_I"_AJIVI‘Y — All olll

—W. M.'S. MEETING — Mrs! l-larcid Mayhcw entertained the New London W M.S. at their re-‘ guiar meeting, Thursday afternoon‘. January 2nd. The President open- ed the meeting with all inspirluE New Year's Message} Tmie do}!

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.-fl0i\iE BEREAVED -- '1' i.c'{.’,‘,’§l°'}§L,,'}.'§{°§o,l'f.l§l.l§ and Qgtlllfd dcalh occurred on Sim-lay morning Wm; [he hymn “gland A, m. of Mrs. James ll. Yeo. of Port lllii, perm]. or ‘he Qpgning Y0nl"'~ lll the home of her daughter Mrs. qcflplure readmg Psalm 57 grid! William F. Strung, Summerside in a.“ m. Sevmraplncmbcrs took part1 her 81st year. Mrs. Yeo. who had‘, yyf am ~ Fulfilling our] been spendln: the winter tn Sum- n l e m“? h, l wlmeg. nlersldc with hrr daughter for the Church M’ "sip T‘ ab‘: B_ns_l past three years. became ill last l“! M" Chris" “f” meTh m] {Orr qqlursday nigh,’ and passed away wered roll call \\lll1 a l oug 1M I on Sunday. She was a mtive of the NEW Yea“ Th“ pres den ‘ r2’ West Point. in tihis province. her fiflvlvalliesglyafexqgppglrtitécgektiomfléif; maiden n t. e '

ame, being Annie Stewar louewwn the 29th w“ amh The‘

She lived all her married life at 1 Port Hill where her husband lestd- collection amounted to 510-20- S‘ ' ent Prayer for our adODlKJ W55‘

cs and was a faithful member of lonm-y. Rev, Dr. E.J O Fraser and

Si. Jliulcs‘ l\.‘.'ejll(‘flll Church. taking the Lord's Prayer in unison closed,

hart in n11 its activities. being a lellcher in the Sunday schoel. and the meeting tiller which rm ro-I joyabie lunch was served bv 1l1¢|

was n charter member cf the Wom- en's Auxilliary. She leaves to chcr- 110.3915, l ""_'" i

lsh her memory, besides hcr hus- imnd, and hcr ulie daughter, Louise. __WED|)|NG Aupiyvyqggany .._ A lifi-PPY event occurred at the home

Mrs. Wm. F. Strong, hcr niece. Mrs.

15.11. Ramsay, Tyne Vnllty. cm sis- of My, and Mrs. Alvin Sudsbury lcr. Mrs. Charles Bouller, living in the slate of Utah, und two brothers. icll-r ft. Stewart. of Quincy, Mass. and l-Xltnund 1.. Stcwnrt of Port- irilfli. lilzifne. While staying in Sum- 11.: cl‘ she att-Ir-"rd the selviflfl i: st. Mary's Anglican Church and initiated hcraelf with inc Wenmfa Auxiliary and was active in ailIWd works-S.

family of Mr. rind Mrs. Jvhn ""8- gsn gathered to celebrate the thirty‘ ninth anniversary of their mar- riage. The family with their WWO‘? and husbands, six gt-andchiidren 3nd 03g,g1't'nt grandchild 7.‘! 58i- down together to a dOllCiOils gooscl dim,“ After dinner all retired l0‘

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Largo size l decorated in S

kitchen shelvcl!

rim Utlllt Jim for flour aulfi" I" "will" "l" ‘"° . red nnd urban with a cololred SCREW top-fer 85 cents. llour ahclvc

Here‘! something to "peril-Ill!" Yo!"

will be so improved and you will now Jllt WM" 1° you will want Invent-CHINA EPABTMENT. ,

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Everyone Ill wearing EAlt-MUFFS! The 5 and l0 Doll" flit hi" -

I lupply in blue. yellow. rod. 879°" W‘ l"°‘"'- " ' "Th"! m R V“? comforting novelty and are so cnay to slip on or oft as tho Thor-l lnolnotor dictates. - - - 75 cont: in the 5 and l0 Department. 1

"O ell-when. hear that dinner belli"‘. if lull-ll‘; obi: yo» alt ohm"?! a Ineal of oelleloul and ‘Imlirlalitrvg Catolll Egg Noodles. There are oo Illllly different vlaya "I"! utoana o! serving iheua - - - lat levenl packager. the price In '1! cont! or l lot l5 oenta-GBOUIIY DEPARTMENT.

The lee la fibula" and the Shoo Department has "keen" Skating '- *

‘o . ateaai turn-z. tarsal Tl-lzflgllrilzr m’. of ‘giro o! ladle; Snow; Mote clearing at 0th a pair. Tlieao are grand warm boota with black far to" a“ . “n, n," lined-heavy rubber oolo and heel. - - -

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also; with a broken atralner. you Department there are Wire The l and l0 liaorgult re- Iuaqqlwarol mhitaaalpoa ~-- - erearn rhea onfiii ml poo atnvory reasonable prleea-l and ll ‘ 5

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l llunibrr of their old friends

| thanked their

cm November 27th. i946. when the See‘y., Mrs. Oalvin beard; Temper-

Scc'y.. Louise Cailbeck and Mrs. C. M Scc‘y.. Mrs. F. Lowthelr; Associate

Members Sea’ Orgrnist. M

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find things. that Io

SUMMERSIDE

TODAY (WEDNESDAY) and THURSDAY

Rctoon Play by CLEMENCE DANE and ANTHONY PELlSS Produced and Directed by ALEXANDER KORDA Also NEWS SHRINE OF VATICAN ond SOLID SERENADE Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Thursday 3:30

FRlDAY und SATURDAY JOEL McCREA

__ n_ ‘THE VIRGINIAN"

and song Nllllffl ILWJ)‘ a few pleasant

the living room wlirrc music

hours. Mr. and Mrs. Duggan re- ceived uiziny token-s of love and happy memories. tn the evening a and neighbors of Spring Valley gath- ered to wish them many more years of happiness. Several game; of auc- tion were enjoyed before the guests departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Duggrill liinry happy returns cf

I the duy. Mr. und Mrs. Duggaxi who

are enjoying the brst cf health family and friends for their many tokens of love and good will. -K.

—W.M.S. MEETING — The Wo- nniiiis Missionary Society of the Bc-dcqne United Church held the first meeting of the new year 011 Thursday. Jan. 2nd, at the home

Mrs. James Henderson with lhirlem members present. new president. Mrs. E. S. Weeks. presided l‘ll(l lcd "it? Ollolllllt! d?"

vol icnr. Yearly report s were pre- sent ell. The treasurers report showed tilrlt the allocation of

$345.00 had been more than reacti- ed. A letter from the Prime Min- isler in reply to a petition 1'01‘ fill! treillllnlll of Jopiincsc-Chlladisma was rccld. It was stated that the view; expressed were receiving the consideration of the Gavel-luncht- A grateful acknowledgement of a gill. parcel selit a refugee ELsloniml child l.ll Stockholm lvns relltl. MYS- Artemzis Scilurman through U10 study of another chapter of tilt text-book on India. which she con- ducted brought before the meeting tho youth movements of that country anti the astonishing dc- \Cll‘.pl’lli‘.lil5 that have been made ill recent years. The closing vVOTSiLli’ service was conducted by Mr!- Percy Affleck who had been chosen as delegate to Presbyierlai. Follow- ing is the list. of officers for the current year: President. Mrs. E. S. weeks; 1st vice-pres, Mrs. Percy Afflrclc; 21rd. vice-pres. Mrs. James

Henderson: Rcc. secretary. M1’!- Orville Johnson: Oorrcsvoridlns- Src‘_\'.. hfrs. Thomas Moysc: Trea-

surer. Mildred Cnlibcek; christian Stewardship Sec‘y.. Mrs. Artemas Schurnlaii; Community Friendship 9.1100 and Christian Citizenship Johnson; Missionary Monthly

y., Mrs. Edna Jenkins; .. J. A. Stuart.

--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Raynor‘ spent Chrlatuiaa

very pleasantly with Mr. RB-YBW’! parents. Mr. and Mrs. 30980011 Raynor cl‘ Clcrmont. Ml‘. Rflimfli’ is o, member of the staff of C B.A.

Sackville. --K.

—Miss Elsie Hughes of Norboro underwent un operation for ali- pcndicitls in the Prince County Hospital on Saturday. Her many fiicnds wish her o. speedy recov- ry. -—K.

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50 EMACHIR. ‘nu tl ' the larpat any variety. oven e uh from aael. Lilly grown. Doe: not

a...‘ ill MDEIW film-my m‘ you: cant ea ea e

be oeaioo. ' ioua la and noun Etnvberries. AKahowy p‘: plant and no'fi

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‘THE...’ CHAKEEIIITELEQW. MGJJAEPLAE

Princeifounty ilhlldren’: Aid

‘h! Bel-rd o! Management of the olllidfflii‘; Aid Society of Prince County was held in the Town l-lall 0n Monday the 18th.

A number of clues of children Mi hlvliic owner ontai care were discussed and one baby ruf- fering from malnutrition and in this case money was voted for pilb- lic health nurse to provide medic- ine: and other neceasariea. It was "Pia-ted one boy had been sent to 55- Pit-Phi‘! HUIIO. Halifax, by Judge of tho Juvenile Court o! the Town of Summoraide.

The matter or the report or the laat December meeting o! the Tam) Wll-mll in which one o! the Coun- cillors stated that the Children's Aid Society received from the Pm~ vlnlctal Government $300.00 for liooking after- truancy was discurs- ed. This statement was pointed out to be absolutely incorrect. Th; m. mial grant to the Society 1.| to do. 111V Mimi-Bea of welfare work Ln P1411“ Wimtv as a whole and has 110311118 to do with the payment of trluant officer's salary for the ohm. of Summerslde. Truancy is a m. sbemlbllliy of the Town qt Slim- merside and not of the Children's Aid Society. It was polrited out that truancy in the town of Summerside is still a problem-S.

Personals

-—Mrs. Leslie Ramsay, and lil- tle son. Michael, spent the week. end with her sister, Mrs, Fred Callaghan. Summersidtn-S.

—Mra. Fred Callaghan and daughter, Freda, are spending a week in Souris with Dr. and Mrs, “Tiifred Callagham-S.

-—Miss Emily Murray. of Port- land. Maine, has arrived home to be with her mother, ltirs, 39s. rie Murray. Linkletter Road, who la flips.

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‘—Mr. Harold Smith. Slimmer- side, is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. having under» gone an operation for appendic- itis.-S.

~Mr. R. 1!). Ellis, Summerstdc. left yesterday for Toronto on bus. mess-S.

—Mra. A. B. L. Horne, BeaVer Street, Summerslde. leaves this

{week for Texas, where she will spend three months visiting, l frlendSh-S.

~Mr. Tantcn E. Landry has rc- lilmed to Sacred Ileort University. ‘Bathurst. N. B.. after spending a very pleasant holiday with liLs par-

Montiily Meeting.

The reenter monthly meeting of

Some ReaiValues From Our Smallwares Department lllilll Fl-lillili

‘Women's

FUR MITTS

Regular 3.95 to 4.95

ll SALE

2.98

Keep your hands worm

comfortable in these fur mitts. Shades of navy, ‘green, grey

t ' ond pink. i l only $2.98 poir.

Hand MIRRORS

1.39 Value Clearing

Ladies. ma“, Hum‘ "and All balance of stock Ladies’ Handbags including dif- ferent shodes and qualities, now cleoring at 33 l-3%

Mirrors with solid from:

turned twisted plastic handles.

Buy yours ot only 98c eocll.

The Modern Departmental Store

Sinclair 6: Stewart Limited

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. i. i

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landry. 5 i

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—Rev. Howard Wight. curate of St. Paul's Parish. Summersido, underwent an operation ln tlie Charlottetown Hospital last wool:

The lo have his tonsils removed. Ht-

will spend some time lit his liutnv in Georgetown before rcturnill". to Summersidca-S.

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. .._ _ _.___.._. classes. To service each of the trdins at lelist 3i railway nicii were used, five tr-ain crew. foul‘- teen for the commissarv cnr. eleven porters. and the superinten- dent of master mechanic who rode the train over each division. Meals served arc estimated at 101100.000. To feed the 400 soldiers on one troop train, from Vancouver to Halifax, almost three tons of food- stuffs had to be provided t1 serve the fourteen scheduled meals.

Strangely enough tt was the Cunard White Star's Aqultlinia that lay tied to the dockside in 1039 to bike the first Canadian aoldicrs aboard. although five ships

were used for the _fuli movement. .

In addition to the nearly servicemen tho Aquitania is bring- ing homo on this trip. she will be carrying 658 of their wives and children. 43 British Army and merchant navy personnel, and eleven members of the Canadian Rled Orosr. For the journeys go various sections of the Dtiflllllloll of all the passengers. seven special trains will be operated out of Halifax ovrr C.N.R. lines.

BIIT DEBT 0F z (Continued fmm Page 11 uai profit exceeded the estimated profit of 54.255000 by $2,635,561.

While lio official explanation has b49611 iii/m. sales. presumably. were I 800d deal larger than anticipated. due to more adequate supplies of stock being available. In i046 the operations of the N.B.LC.B. were restricted by shortages of alcoholic beverages.

Succession duties in I946 yielded 01,012,414, which was Mfllllyqbove the estimate and 5804.929lmore than , in 1915. Returns from succession duties vary greatly from year t0 year. but average around 8500.000‘ to 0000.000. The death of a number , o! wealthy persona awolled receipts hi 1040. _ '

Revenue of the Department of Lands and Mines was 013111.353. comparing with 01,040.01! tn 1946 and a budget eotimate of $1,000,000. . Expansion in the fol-eat ind-till:- rios. which now find it somewhat eaater to get vim-ken, accounted for the gain. _ '

Receipts of the Department of

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$1,383,702 they produced in the pre- vious year and $200,560 in excess of the $1,400,000 budget estimate.

The gasoline tux yielded $2,837,- 132. or 5137.132 more than the $2.- 700000 which had been estimated and $652,528 more thBn the $2,174,- 604 this tax brought the treasury

‘ in i945.

Returns from the tobacco tax amounted to 5710.967, or $127,566 more than in i945 and $110,967 more than had been estimated.

‘On Expenditure Side

On he expenditure side of the pictur, most government depart- ments were close to their estimates. The chief exception wag the De- partment of Public Works. which spent $4,051,564. thus exceeding by $1,532,002 its budget estimates of

$3,069,562. and exceeding 1046 ex- - Ipclltllillres by $1,508,610. Aquitanla Was First l

The financial statement shows $2,715,646 spent on maintenance of roads, which wag $315,640 higher than the estimate o! 52.400000 and $232,833 more than the 53.482813 outlay for road maintenance in 1945.

Ln ‘pdditicn the financial state-

1-990 ymeni: reveals a sum of $617,751 for

snow control, for which there was 110 individual item in the budget. An expenditure of $495,758 for road machinery and equipment. for Which there Was no provision in the bud- get, is also shown by llle financial statement.

The Department of Lands and Mines in 104.6 spent. $1,031,147, or ‘$282,755 more, than Its estimates of $748,389. Its 194-5 expenditures illfl- ounled lu 5746.083-

At the eloae of the fiscal year the net debt of New Brunswick stood at assesses». rr comnmd with 34.150333 at October 3i.

1M5, lmvlng increased by $4.204.-

26.

Commenting on the financial statement, Provincial Secretary‘ Treasurer Dooiie said that the

surplus “maintains for the MeNalrl

administration an unbroken TGCDYG in balanced budgets." He sold sur- pluses (luring the tenure of the present Government had renehflfi a total or $7,176,101, a yearly flvfl" age of $1,025,157.

, SOUTH FREETOWN MISSION ’

BAND

-Thc Christmas meeting ‘of Itlr: ilalthful Workers Mission Baud me! at the home of Mrs. John Heffcl. The house was beautifully decorat- ed with Christmas trees and role!‘- cd lights which added to the fes- tive spirit.

Manure; Stetson was in the chair and the meeting opened by singing "Joy to the World." Hazel Heffel presided at tho pi-ano and niao read the Scripture Reading. The

Extra spacial value ot this marked down price of

the- Provincial Secretary-Treasurer lend" 1,4 h, "y" n“; ,1] ml“. m" "mm i" 1'“ I114 h" W" ed lfl the Lovliw Prayer. 1on1 call Mtimated at 5104.00) for 1N0. Act- w” anmem; 5Q. . yel-‘a 1mm g “n19” 7x917" '9" “u-m- one Christmas Card, A program was of the principal factors here was “ma; m" on [he ("gym-ml Lhlngs

III-GIRIIOINIIIIDAOD NUISIIV IOQ-lolll loin aa

l ililhfl l!!! 1mm i!" lmmmmt that, represent Christmas, and

‘u- cards were displayed by diifctent

M910!’ "WW9 i"! llfwlli! in members showing thesl. Oliurch. w Mel from u"

ond

LADIES’ HANDBAGS

331/s%

ond off our regular low prices.

Baby Jesus. Star, Wise Men, Shep- herds. Bella, Santa, stockings. enn- dlc, holly, polnscltia and Christmas tree.

The leader told the story of ll0\V the fir tree rame to be used Al. Christmas. The songs sung ir. this program were: Away in a Manger, Silent Night, Birthday Bright, Jes- us Bids Us Shine. Whisper Song. Noel.

Before the meeting closed, Mus- ter Wesley Heffel presented the leader with a beautiful box of sta- tionary from the band. The leader made a. suitable reply and wished them all a Merry Christmas.

The Band has 25 members ond raised $65.00 during the year. ‘Pwo of the members became life members thla year, Agnes and Hazel l-feffel. At the close of the meeting the hostess treated the children lo s delicious lunch and candy, and Cilristmaa-boxes were sent to two shut-ins.

The officer: for the coming year are: