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THE GUARDIAN. Cl-lARI2OTTETOWN'

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NOVEMBER 20. 1951

PAGE TWELVE

For colds

MATHIEU'S

SYRUP

3 out of 4 choose

nousutoto nuance

IIIOIIGY

service

I Yes. thotisanrisol ttictt and txotticn with illOllP'.' l'll'fllllflI'.': come to HFC - lint”--t,tmt it l'lb ixct.- l1Ft'all”sP iiiov lnimt t'u.it llFL 'T"V'lYV- cictietirb able monev service. bacl-icrl by T3 ru.rs' experience.

At l'lt'tl'tFllr3il't FtN'AN('.F. ativ Ptnnlm rd ntariut Wt-rii.'in iti;ii.”noi'rtiw 3.34) in :F.7tt'i ii: tunic ixitltttttt cnriotcrrs oi bat kihlc st:t'tttttt. 1-loirstittnt n his ixrrfs rcpttt atinn i: built on iticrtdiv. mu::teoi:: centre. the ktnd of srrvice you want when you need mo--.ci..

Marty t' lVl'lPl'l it'll tisitiey Isnci'ie.ilv! 0 out rcpavmcnt ofatt - lrranged to fit tlirttr income, ttith tip to 24 months to rcp.1.y.

Do not borrow unnecessarily- littt ll inii lli'Pfl cxtta vault for zuiv wgrtlitiiitle ntttnnze. we invite vou in phone. write or vi'-it iriendlv. cle- pendable llot::-tztioin FI5.'AN(F.. Your tclcplione book lists the office Itcarcr-t you.

MONEY WHEN VOU NEED IT!

Canaddlt oldsrt and forged Consumer Finance Organization

M HOUSEHOLD rtiuittc

IIO Great George Street

Iultn I Phone 1391 CNAILOHIIOWN. l'.l.I. Noun 9 to 5 or by uvbomtmnt

I-an. Mada to re.-title;-ti of nearby tune

IZIVVMIZ YVI HIIUC NNCI lI7l

' . Howlan and O O O Vicinity Alvin Oostain of Cape wait was! in Howlan one Pl'Q'llng recently. I

of Fortune Cove TPFPritl)'.

Ben Gallant was in Howlan

r W - , l Mr. I". A. Arsenattlt or Tigni.sh' wait in Howlan on Saturday Nov.

10th.

lUrxst'.I lP4l Ar ritntili and Ar-l ilwr Richard rccctt ly niotornd tol Yfest. Cane. ;

Mtas Audzev Miu-ohv oi Albert-ll on is visiting at tht: home: of her. tl'llClP.'l hcre in Howiati

Vii. and Mrs Alto-i l-lniiiirr nil illucaijt. one in Hottlati mi Sun-I

-'day. Nov. 11th.

Mr. and Mrs Al't'ed Dignan and; of Charlottetown were in, i'lCllil.y on Armistice:

':t'r.ili- Ht" inn and Dr".

,t:lzt'ttrday cvcnitia.

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HELP WANTED

.'.l-r. and Mrs. Alhati Craswelll and daughters of Blntltfleld were. ll'P"Flll v.sitors at the home oil Vi and Mrs .1 II. D'i;t:ati. How-1 inn. .

l Fl” Mama-et A' Pllllllll nt: lF'n--est View recently visited at thel brvrc of her f'lRll'.'l1lPl. Mrs. Frankl litchnttd. Dtiv:a-t l, I

lit livt:

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il' llitioati nl

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anti Ur- .-iwiit

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.VATllnE'S I'0WI'.R-Snow-crusted power llIiPStsiI'llCK by a savage cold wave. Up to II inches ot ollsuow tell on some areas as the icy weather movco

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ground along Highway Zlil. outside

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Farmtngton. Minn, alter the northern mtctwest was, eastward.

ilv as Miss Peters parents. Mr and Mrs. Oliver Peters on the same day celebrated their 40t'.1

) iiedding anniversary.

”?""lR1 A'hati Aw-viait't is iiow cnipiov-T

.-V'"- 5'" l” Hmlll" Will ”i:i""lV95-le.l in the store of his father My-l

I , l Mr and VIYS Jrhrt xiarRae oil lA'heitnti horn in I-lnW'.:tn on Mon :Nov. l27lt . ,

Vt and MP3: .l-J l)FNRfI('hIiS of H Wlali ii.-we lll S'llIlf1l('!Sl(lC re-l trcittly oti husttiess I

Mr.-. .l. Ft. Ai'sPtia';lt rereiitlyt .l't red Ht liri old li(llI'lV iiitli her; W"-2' Mrs Joint A ';'tllatlt and iii'.. and Mm. Gilli t Gniidi-t. .

Mt. and Mrs. '1'ct's Peters visit- led at the home 0: Mt. and Mrs lE"”liPtt Pt".-rrs of l'Iiofrc'ield on. -lm l0th. I

Vi". and Mrs.VCiaytnn Carrtitlt-I crs. spent Saturrlay erenittg Nov.. 10th in O'LPat'y. l

Vr and Mrs Haul l

Ublllrlili only Kc'l) Road N'('PI1ll)

.- teti at the

A. A. Arsenault, who is ill at ht.- home.

A grottii from Hnwiati Rllfllddtll.

the wedding in I)ttvar on Wednes- day. Nov. l-tth.

O"'Lecry and

VI O I I Ictnriy 1

Mrs. Rudie ll-l;n,'.ll.ovi n' Verimti REVEF is visiting in 0'L.eat'y the

guest. of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smallman.

Mrs. John More-head. t-he ponti- ..r and efficient Librarian at 0'L.earv recently attended the. Librarians Convention in the Cap-.

Mrs. Felix Doiron- and son Paul.l Well Cm" 5” ha-'l "0l"Pm"l ll"

also her nephew Master Arsenault, were evening recently.

Mr and Mrs. i-"rid

l.-iontreal. formerly of Duvar. on the sudden death or their daughter

lBc'tha.

Mr. and Mrs. 0st'.'ir Pt-t't;v t-allt-ill-giiestt

on relatives in Duvzir and Howlan

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Luv-is class A correspondence coitrse for in Hqwum rm,-;L.ibrat-tans.

Mrs. (Iltri.stopnct' iVletiiei'.'i'.L.

xqli-9.-5 and l Rosetbink. who spent ine sttmmei

family or Din-at ii .9 nice.” i and fall months with her daugh-

Kilrvs or Fddjg-'3 parents in sritcr Mrs. Robert Hunter and Mr.

Louis. jHunicr. has now gone to Summer-

-----a .side where she xvi?! he the gttosi.

S)lllpalli) zs bein: ei-miiued mint ariothcr daughl:'!'. Mrs. l-'i'ed i.Vl'. and Mrs. Zvlosie Gallant oi',li'lc-Rae and Mt". ML-Rae.

Miss Nancy Campbell has re- turned to her homeafier an enjoy- able visit. to Miilzraxc N5. the of her SlSl('l'. liirs. George Vi:.aser tnce M.ss Norma Camp-

"0-"”' "l M”' G””"""5 b1"l'h9l'- A-lduring the. aiterncrm of Sundttyllielli and Dr. Fraser who is the

A A'rV'l'iHlllt, Howiaii. whi-. is ill.

The marriage of Miss Eva Pet-l I-rs and Joe Richard took plrice at is! Anthony's Church on Wednes- pdav. Nov. l4th. The day had 1 idouble feature for the Peters fam-

Nov. ilth. before retiit-ziing their home in saint John. N. 3

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bernat'd.1,L.5y

end Mr. tor Sttmmerside. on Not. ilth after spending a few days i-. Howlan.

George Carruthers spent a re- eert week-end with his parents and brother Calvin. in Charlotte- IOWYI.

Young man for general country store. Must be cap- able of assuming important responsibilities.

store.

Also rlvsirc Oxpnrlencod lady clerk for general country

WRITE BOX ABC GUARDIAN Summerside

CAPNTOL Summon-side

'l'tll')AY (Tttcsrlay) 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

f'ii(fl av

It-owny young o rivermon molrel

iiuty love to society ting!”

Q l. HUI". Ill" Clbv

liiAPPED' liY llllf wltialtt-tltig

tint . N liij Hill.”

- lilli Niltll

it's M-G-M's Champagne or Musicalsl

. . T, "oh Modri Gras y a ' Md ' l gay W V -. - tree 7th birthday

Tecuuicotoni

REGENT roiiiottr 7.15-9.15

Ell - Iillill iimiit - iiiitm animal oMbItlV0.l

:y rtztoucotoi - mm I1 51 tlutiletl ,,,;.",nnlt w'.'?: . Moved by It Dlitlllil - A um-Mom-low Ml-

Mt. and Mrs. 'l'enia Peters and Mr. and Mrs. .l. B. Araennult re.- eently spent an evening: with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben DesRoches of Miscouche spent. the Armistice weekend in Woodstock with rela- tives.

A well ntteiided card natty was recently held at. the home of An- tiiony Finnavi when 4 bunch oi

' Adi-(k5 ivcrf nlaved for

Mr. and Mrs. O.-ear Ferry and Mr.-. Alphonse Bernard motored to the island ctinital on Monday Nov. 12th. and visited at the home oi t.l1elt' brother Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pirry. Mt. l-Edward Dead, where it delicious gooae dinner was served them.

little IWL" 'Y'i-ie:-err. Gallant on Tuesday November lath (elEln'aIi-cl Elie i.- the eldest rtaughter of Larr.-i re and the late Mrs. Gallant oi Hmvlar.

Minn Anne Richard. who has been employed in Charlotte- town. came home to Howlan on

Tuesday. Nov. 13th. tn act rut bridesmaid at her brother's wed- ding.

Mr. and Mrs. D.W. Campbell and their children were in this vicinity on Wednaaday attending the wed- ding at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Peters in honor of their daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Pet-

Mr. and Mrs. Oacar Perry. who have been hnncymooning in How- lan. left on Tueadty. Nov. 13th, to return to their home in saint John. NB. They were accompan- ied as tar as Saint. John by Mill Catherine Perry who wait on her way for a mont.h'It viait in Boston.

The new nificerit for Hnwllll St. Anne's club are an follows: Pretti- dent. Mrs. Loo Araenault: vice- weaident, Mrs. Robert. Gallant: aecretary. Miss Rita Kelly: treati- urre. Miss Beatrice Araenaultt; sick committee. for the month. Mra. Itlhan Araeriault. and Mrs. H. Gal- lent.

- - . The ladieo of st. Anne Club held their annual meeting and chicken

lcmro TNEATIIE

IINHNGTON

Monday-Tuuday 7:15-9:15. Here in all its excitement and wlde-nweep- In; action in the. story .ot the handful of U. S. Marian who helped raile the American flal over -"canon", In gleirioul tech- nicolor. curring Maureen O'Hara. John Payne. with Howard De Silva. Philip Reed.

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N0 MUXX N0 B0llilR

and Mifs. Oscar Pe-iry left. in" 3,-msh

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: sttpoer

to,town physican for Mulzrave. i

Mrs. l..G. Dewar of Oljeary it canvassing the village tor and Foreign Bible Society and is meeting with a Splendid response. Also appointed la a collector in Untonvale was Miss Shirley Gard and Mrs. Ray- nail Mt-Neill has been asked to on Tiicsciay pvt-tiitig. Nov! lath. at the home of Mrs. Anthnn:” Fiiinan. with ti good attendanrcw The December meeting will hr. held on the regular night. at the home of Mrs. Alban Arsenault when the Christmas gilt drawing will take place.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Perry. who were married in the Immacttiaitr Conception R. C. Church at. Sainft John, N.B., on October Iloth. ar-l rived in Howlan at. the ltnme oil O.-icar'a parcnut on Thursday at-l ternoon. Nov. am. where I recep- t'on for the immediate relatives was tendered them. The bride was formerly Miaa Doris Dinghani

ed in a restaurant in saint. .lnhn.l On their honeymoon they vtsltcdl such placca as Montreal. Frederic-l ton, Bat.hurst.Chatham and Marie- tnn. beiore coming to the Inland. The happy couple will TOAIHF lll Saint John. N. R.

err 40th anniversary.

ACROSS 1. Chart 25. 1. Tree 3. wine :5 4. Salt fchern.) receptacle ER. T.l?ra1.e 10. Nothing (L mu. 9. Climbing ll. Entire vino amount. 32. I2. Amid IO. Likely Ill. Blackrmithm ill. cuu at meal block 19. Eat. awav 33. N. Kettle 20. Mail tlntlia) 15. Gun (Ilartgl 21. Evening .'i4. 17. Old measure (poet) .35. or length 22. American 18. Slight error poet 20. Send out. In 34. Sleeveleaa 37. from the. garment 38 country (Arab) 23. Value 21. Shun 2!. of Die lobev :9. sharp 30. Pinaceoua UTE! Iii. (hit. as a

heard

33:. Excl maiion 501. To be in debt 37. A wing

(0. Mechanical

man

42. Fray

H. Backbone 15. Appearing 46.

t held in

. tct"s

collect in Mount

part. of the trio .-tit

active is Mr.

--The annual meet in:

f'l'l.carv W

ti.;:ht Nov. officers Mir.

elot-tedlz Dan M.'-.

I .'t'inrt .l..ll .'tiat-Wt '.l.l.il:llmvs.

Roval and Unionvale the. O'l..Dai'y Bible S00lCL)'. MIS. I):-uar

the

urre eicittcd - John Vice Mac-Phct-son: LC. Dewar; Direclot . . Philip Tliottipsiin. Ray-r1rt'.

..a ......

Both .

are t Branch oil -; The presl -, Moreshcad. l

Mount Royal.

secrcla i',l'. John

ol the Institute uas 'llticsd:I.V following i l'rcsi:ient. .'Vioi'esliead tre- Presidcnt. Mrs. Secrctat')'. 'Prea.siti'ei'. Mis. Mrs. Foster Mrs. Mrs. Jack mm-

omen's school on l.'it h. The

.'illt'lll0l'('.- ll'.lilYiS and M rs. Secre,tai'ies and

Ki'lIFI'.i of val'lOll.s cnntniiitces wltrc

lipptlllilfd.

The foiiim-tit; are the tlllli'i"l'S

AIJIILII-lT().N' l.ADIES' Gl'll.D

- The l.arll(i.s"(3illld of SI. Fev-

t'lturc

lelectr-cl at the annual meeting oi

Knutstord Women's institute:-I President. Mrs. Brenton Small- man. V.('c President. Mrs. l-larrv Adams. Si-cl). Tveas. 'i1:'s. John wedlock; A-ct, Surly. lilrs. Avard llavttis.

Directors:-. Mrs Foster Harris Mrs. Albert. Smallman: lVlra.l Reggie Adams.

Atidii.ors.- .'ilrs, Foster Small- man and Mrs. Tliomas l-lair-..s'.

0t':titttst:- Mrs. Robert Wood- brie.

AZ,

I I i

ll. .XlbcI'tnu. mci at

. merside.

.llN'l with Mr

Ellerslie and Bideford

-Mrs. George Barlow visited with Mr. And Mrs. James Mac- Dougall. Richmond, on Tuesday. Nov. l3th. '

Miss Marie Smith recently vis- ited her slster, Mrs. Kenneth Mac-' Donald at st. Eleanora. R.R.

Mrs. Harold Gillls was the guest oi her sister, Mrs. Earl Simmom. summerside. on Tuesday. Nov. 13.

Mrs. .leanet.-ta- Ogden recently visited Mrs. Dan O'Brien, Alber- ton.

Mr. William Millar is at present. y

v.sttinp with his sister. Mrs. Hugh Smith, Summerslde.

Mr. George Smith. Charlotte- icwn. visited with his wife and iamily here over a recent week- end.

Mr. Theodore Glllls was a ma- senger to Summeralde on Thum- day. Nov. 15th.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mtlligaii. ac- rnmpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est. Paynter. motored to Summer- stde recently.

Mrs. Winnie Morrison left. on Friday cvening. Nov. 9th, to spend an extended visit: with her daugh- tcr, Mrs. Sadie Oliarlen. Albcrton.

Mrs. George Barlow spent part

or the. week visiting with her son

Albert and Mrs. Barlow, at Cole- man.

Mr. I-Ir-nry Grant and Jean:-ita Ogden motored to Sum- recently to attend the -how "The Groom Wore Spurs"

Mrs. '

M1" and Mrs. Earl Cougliiiti and sun Calvin arr vtsitintz with Mr- auti Mrs. Russell Coughlin. Mt; Pleasant. i

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Mrs. Alrircd Emzland was the ;u.-st of her datttzhter and son-in-

l'Ili'. -Mr. and Mrs. Stimnirrsidc. on Thttrsdtiy, Nov. lith.

--.'.. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Hitt.chin- sun were visitors to Chariottctownl

'ou Sitiiday. Nov. llth. where thevl

r:.llcri to see. their little grand- .-imgiiipr iihn is a patient in the Pnlin Clinic.

M1,. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson

laud daughter. Susan. recently via-

and Mrs. Malcolm Whr-admi. Walton. Nova Scotia.

Mrs. Albert. Waugh. Wilmot. Val- lry. spent part of the past. week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millar.

The leainn of friends of Mrs. Russell Coughiin will be pleased to

Hubert. Hall. )

lite t'ct-iury mt 'Ilitr:sri;t.t. Not. l'ilIi iiilh the prestdr-rit. Mrs. .l. R. M4--i Mahnn in the chair.

The evening was spent in sow- ing tor the ha7.aar which is in he. hp.

first in

i side.

'1:-am that she was able to return ihume on Tuesday, Nov. lilth. Ill?-'l 'ltci- recent serious illness lPrince County Hospital, Slimmer-

in the

held the

rI'l'n hr-r. A

yure of the

description hell of her lnltelown

Pi incess El

with her lillSl'Nllit'l. Mr. .Y. H". lH.l..A..

('ampbcll. mas pres:-n aheth and t

nod also attenrierl

ner given llotel hy I

durtnz

Snttti'day very interesting letti- mt-ottng was ii vivid given by Mrs. (lamp- rcceni. visit to Char- tlte xisii nfl in t-nttip:in.Vl hon' Mr: ('Yii'iIl'lllPlll trrl to Print-ess P3111- tir liuiu of ttctinhiirg.-all

the state ditt- the Charlotte-toivrll Prince Ediitard is-

izahclh.

in he

of Chatham. N.B.. and ll employ-Iland Gm.,,.nmemp

Al the close of the meeting re- freshments ut-rn served by the. ltostt-ss. assisted by Mrs. T. J.' Keefe and

;s.-ntiisii

DAILY crzosswoko

Sailor

. Hitler vetch

l'l'iOd tip Cry of

R l.'I'l')W Public build- ing for travelers Land- mea.-urea leap

Ptret month of old Hebrew year Atlirm

. Mania

nicknam!

- DAILI ORYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work it:

A X Y D L I A A X I

II L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W on ietimsimply nunda (or another. !n this examine A 1. mm tor the three l..'I. X for the two 01, etc. sing. 1.1;"... gpogn Irophlcr. Ute length and formation of in; word, urg .11 hing, Each day the code letter: are dliierent.

A on-yptogram ouototiol

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wguiudoro cmitoquoiei

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MWW rxrr BAHBP xx BPU Ls act. Al'LBBA.MIXl'BXLI!K-A.L0UABc

OH IF Tl-IOU LDVIIT AND ART A mo:-mruovanoxgncwuournounon

songs AG luas a fanmtis liilinhtitgh hostess.

Mrs. D. R. Nicholson.

who died In i7ft1.i

venteranyia Alnwur

39. Mail beverage

ll. Undivtded

43. Part of ' "to be"

IIKXLR

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hutchin- son and children Harry M10 Claudp were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Protitt, Spring Val- ley, on Sunday. Nov. 3rd.

Mr Hi'2Yil')' Grant. acconipiiiiieri bv Mrs. William Grant. Mr. and Mr.-. Hubert Hutchinson and chil- dren. Harry and Claude. motored to sttmmcrside on Saturday, Nov. lflih.

Mr. and Mrs. Sht-t'mati Hutch- it-son and Mrs. Claude Grant. summcrside. wt-t'e guests oi Mr- ana Mrs, Hitbert. I-ltttchintton on

Mrs. iviiivi.-i (lnttllhullll. writer ..i:Wcdnrsdn.v N'EnlttR- "M" W"-

Mr, and Mi'sNByrr-iii Raitisay and son .tamcs, Port Hill. accompan- ied by Mrs. Gordon Millar. Eller- slie. and Mrs. A. G. Macmnnon. motored to Wilmnt. Valley on aun- day, Nov. lith. and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Waugh.

Mrs Erunszt lGrFRR. Tynr Vttlley. Val hugtcss to the. Btdelord Unit,- ed Ladies Aid members on Wed- xii-aday evening. Nov. 14th. There vtix ll large, number of mI'mbt'I'3 and visitors present. and at thr rinse nf the mreilng lunch was served by the hostess.

Mr. and Mrefil-Igitbert Hutchin- number at

pm entertained I friends on WPdnC8dl.V' eveninit. Nov 14. on the occasion of their

icurth wedding HHDIVEISIFY.

Mrtt. Preston Maccaull was host.- ou in the membera of the Eilerslie Wome.ri'a Institute on Thursday evening, Nov. 15th. with an aver- age attendance present. At lht

born of the refreshment commit- tee. -

Mrs. H. R. Found entertained the members oi the Bideford Wo- men”: Institute for their annual meeting on Thursday. Illov. 8th. with an average attendance of members present. During the meeting there was an election of officers for the ensuing year. At the close or the meeting refresh- ments were served by the hostess

and members of the committee. I

Al;BEIbT()N I AA.

The November meeting of St. Peter's W. A. of Aiberton met at the home of Mn. Herbert Champ- ion for the November meeting. The president. Miss Maud Dyer presided.

The treasurer accepted thank. offering gifts of money from the members. Miss Eva Dyer led the devotional period and. with the assistance of several other mem-

wnrk in the Arctic.

Plans were finalized for the annual sala which in to be held in the Burke Building on Decem- ber 1st. The next meeting will he at the home of the Misses Dyer.

ritovanszavas

Coallieldl in Britain are eat- lmated to contain Iutficient. de- posit: for another seven centuries. with deeper minlnx methods.

Ql,'FiBlZC FORTIRFZSS The National liiainrlc Park at Clianthlv, Quebec. coniniemoraies the fort first built by the French in 1665.

Coty fragrance makes it festive!

bcra. conducted a Itudy of mission p

srop mvmc FANCY Plzicg

fE2r;7aor m2(Zi

AEROWAX

no uuaistm. wax

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I. Earle -lilciteyw l

Chartered Accountant l

Canadian Bank or Commerce Building Ianuneraidc. P. I. I.

PHONE 18!!

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l Complete Viaual Analyse: l

"luau Fitted . mos: nu yl

' SMALLMAN1 BUILDING y OPTOMETRIBT 4

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mmeraldo. P.l.l. rE.l E. Parkman. I ? 0pt.D.. R.(). l OPTOMITBIST

Eyes Examined Glasses fitted Ollice Iloun: I to 12 - I to I and by appointment Phone 3281

' RI-IGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St.. lumineraide

Iiil. J.ll. CUNNINGHAM VETERINARIAN

1-.'Ahlrij.r)a,4ELt, GlFT CANTONEDI

The pevlecl "heaven-known ' what-to-give" gilt! A gay I golden bell with a cheery l l'lVtl'lQ and the briqlit twinkle ol colored ribbon. to top oil the charming new Coty "Pursor"l Priced so vou can buy them by the dozen . . .' lo? Gill! . . . tor Favors . . .1! tor Souvonlrsl '

The at-l-.3. ;.-'-- nlli oi. t.,,....,.t' WIIGII - HIHINT - ENEIIIIDI - "MM" Still) no name nu;

close. of the meeting ltinch was served by the hoatetia and mem-t

COTY

Dial 2520 Water Street East

Surnmei-side n

W.E. CALLAENAN