Q THURSDAY. m

For ' For

THE CHARLOTFETOWN GUARDIAN‘

5H0? EARLY

DAD, For the BROTHERS, the BOY F RIEND—and the rest

The Men's Store is the kind of store. equipped with the kind of stock, staffed by the kind of people that make your Christmas shopping a de- light instead of a chore. There are gifts at all prices . medium prices and quite frankly HIGH PRICES . the price the quality marches with it.

YOU’LL ENJOY SHOPPING AT THE "MEN'S STORE."

For Best Selection

. . . low prices, . but whatever

W F , n For Dad For Bill

A handsome Scarf - —75c to $ 3.50 (Bill ls Big) swanky Shir“ _ '4 1'65 t° 3 3-50 Glamorous Sox 50c to 8 250 w __ i s

m“ GM“ "‘ m” ‘° ' 5'0” Young Shirts - -s 1.6a to s 8.50 Balhml” _ _ “ '4 3'50 t” $18-50 Colourful Ties — S 100't $ 150 Smoking Jacket - - _ _ 413,50 woo, Jacket _ _ _$ 3'00 t: $ 7'9, Pyjamas - - - -$ 1.15 to s 5.00 New York's idea in Young ' ' Ties he likes- — — 55c to $ 2.00 Men». Sunk __ ___$17 95 to $4250 303- — - -- -- -- 59¢ l0 $ Z59 Gladstone Bag — 411.59 to $32.00

I For Teddy

The Young Brother

Junior Shirts- — — 65c to $ 1.50 Gay Ties-—- —— —— 50c Sweaters, Zip Style- — — —$8.25 Handkerchiefs — - 25c to 85c Gloves all wool —- — - — — 85c Leather Gloves — —$ 1.00 to $ 1.50 Bath Robe— -- — — — — —$2.75 Surcoats- — — —5 9.75 to 510.75 Leather Coats — — — — —$1l.95 Pyjamas — -— —- 8 1.20 to 5 1.50 Overcoat — — — —$ 6.50 to $12.95

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- 19-121 QUEEN ST.

For

The Boy Friend)

Ties, Sox, Handkerchiefs to

VISIT THE STORE 0F TEN THOUSAND GIFTS THE MEN'S STORE

Moore a. PFLEQDMS CHARLOTTETOWN

Fine Handkerchiefs 25c to 50c ﬂats _ _ _ _ _ s 3A5 to s 650 Smart Umbrella — — — -— $ 2-59 Belt. . .Handkerchiefs, Leather Swell Baggage — -$l1.50 to $32.00 Accessories. L J L J r +

Military Sets-r — —-$ 1.75 to 3 6.50 Auto Wraps — — -$ 3.00 to $20.00 Bath Robes — - —$ 8.95 to $18.50 Tasteful Shirts — —$ 1.65 to 3 5.50

match, the three for — -$3.00 up Leather Jacket — -$ 7.95 to 815.00 The latest hat — —$ 3.45 to 8 5.50 Rich. warm scarf - $ 2.00 to 8 3.50

L Wool Jacket — — -8 3.00 to S 195i

1,, Memormm Catholic Youth _ Glub Organized

HIS. CHESTER MARTIN On the evening 2nd.

Mrs. Christina Martin, widow oi i” “m” me late Wm. A. Martin, passed away 3 Imgemm dheblfhmmpwgjhnﬁ at her home iii Valleytield West on Rust“? W“ e a‘ the evening oi Tuesday, Novembcl‘ for the pin-pose or oissnwinz v 18th, 1941. i-ma she lived until Nov. Chbholio Ywﬂh Oliib- Rﬂﬂvﬂ 27th silo would have been ea years Fat-her Pit-re m4 eeined to m I-l of age. Her husband predeceased her 1°? W0 m“ '% lust 3 yes-rs ago; also a daughter 11 were thirty-one NBC m; ago, men t. After conaidoenbb ile- Before her marris e Mrs. Martin cuslon the meeting was imanimoul was Christina Nlcho soii. daughter that such a scciety is of the utmost or the late Archie Nicholson and importance for the rural youth of Margaret Nicholson, and was born today. The o on was e in Glen William, where her parents that the of today hove to settled on coming from the Isle of {we problcns of such ilulllltixie

e. end lest , which youth dons Ill: the later years of her life Mrs. (m, I”: .13.... uwmin‘ emit. Martin endured considerable sick- mo‘; wgmout despairing, Thgy risen‘; “o."i."ti.: “i}§ie?€é’“§ we i» ‘We we w "e y“, W W ll S f stroke on Sunday morning, October “I” and an ﬁne dunmmes in attend and 1o ow ii- We know ‘W 12th. 511G W88 8O HIIOCLQG that SIN! vast chum“ fonawx m‘ my” lost the power of speech. Her mind, Wm.“ w“. “ma, we” not ‘n m however, remained quite clear and m. but Tiwldm “brim o‘ w kw‘- md 8*" W“ h" Mimi“ day mustbe instructed and enrolled with grea patience and cheerful- in we r duh and womb‘ lo ness. B t she gradually weakened that ma," “e m ' "if endicadmg‘ t a hte ""6 lwnilim“ e LLIV V13 OLD‘ ELIE I15 “d rtvgqfotmﬁnmelf Mm m1, $1115 overcome them a ver; Mar: Flora. of Hiwerhﬂl, Mass; Christina rout-h sees. so the m at home; Alex at home and meiii- Brim the meewis ciwd- {the Ni- ger were“ "egg" “imp Brit"- ‘Wos....%§.’%°°§ewe.it°£.€°' . , ' W0 S IS. r Mxils. Jug. lgllvgiillins? Mrs. Lnszverett VIW-Pllesltiofit. Alban Gallant. A. Acorn and Mrs. Raymond Miuis- Secretry-‘Iheasurer. Urban Doirvn. new, The; following corrmittees were The funeral was held from her a ted: homo on Thursday, November 20th lament, Stella. and was conducted bv Rev. J. Milton tmetta Dcucet, Ls Fraser, minister of the Valleyilclci Freda Pin-e, Raymond J. Doinet. church, who was assisted by Rev. W. ent, Aibari Gallant, Foch C. Pieketts of Murray Harbour. The 591m“, 1mm May-tin Gem“ Q5]- 11111816 Wﬂ-“i iii 011111140 0f We 01101-1‘ lant, Antoinette Gallant, Melanie g1?" uwPsllgelalil-gcilson ofremflngv‘ Gallant’ "ﬂ 3'31 t 0e. we 1 . . v 11 , semstmir no EWWMV MMWW- iii-i , . . . " Doiron. Kenzie and Jno MacLcnnnn. Inter- an“ mentt took place zit the Valleyfield Edfgoglfltmqlfmﬂwﬁfﬁng Gag’ ceme er . ‘ . Mrs. Martin will be greatly mlss- 331510,, John Desnﬁhes’ Uroa“ ednotonlyinthohonxbbutinthe PMS‘ n,“ mm‘, vast niexrﬂrisimoeirao min; owe»- ww =~ It was decided to hold one meet-

hic-h she gave herself in g s. month and to have one re-

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devoted service with diligent use of m creation ni ht a week- Al: the close of the mee ng the National Anthﬁn

the talents and gifts The Master OYSTER. w» BRIDGE W“ 5W8-

had entrusted to her care. i~ ~ ~ (Pntriict esid Now Roam-in, Saint oMaivs lNhTlTUlE John m”. Co”)

The annual meeting of the Oyster Bed Bridge Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Philip Matheson with twelve members present,

The meeting opened by singing of ————~— Ode and Institute Carol. followed by MRS- BAR-All J- COULBON the roll call which was responded to ———- by paying oi‘ fees. The iriiniites oi’ Mrs. Sarah J, (Mclnnis) Coulson, the last meeting and the last annual widow of James B. OouLsOn of 114 mertléiiz were reed. auiiroved and Heard st. Worcester, Mass, died

Iii? - _ Sunday. She was the daughter of

folritigeiiglgolyigngizsgfgcers were elected tgel late your. and Bridget (Duffy) ' l l1

President, Mrs. Philip Matlieson. RC Ehmi gligméyuolgiw molggugzglj

Vice-President, Mrs. J. L. Mathe- bddge “d Md m,“ m women“

“n for the pest fifty years. She was a

DHic{${.\iaer3,-;;1‘reasurer, Mrs. Russell member or the Married Ladle. so Sick Couimlttce,Miss col-u Mzltlic- ("my 0f Our Lady o! the Angels’

son and Miss Clara Mcitlieson. Chum‘- she 199-1195 a dill-IBM“ shooi Committee, Miss Mary 1mm Q-ewlfﬂ <>f Harold F- Reilly. 551,511}, a sister Mrs. Georgie Woll, s broth- i-ectors, Mrs. Howard Carr, liars. er. Harry J. McInnis. and a ﬂuid- Mlliord Cudmore and Mrs. Raymond child, Lynn A Reilly. Home and funeral was private. Relatives and

In Memoriam

Ling. Auditors. Mrs. Colin Higgins and friends were invited to attend high '

Miss HuZeIMathQ-wu. mars at 9 a. m. on Tuesday in

The retiring lfresidenvs address Qur Lady o; the M“); chm-ch was one of inspiring and encourage;- Burm w“ m 5th John“ gem‘; ,_ ment. proceeds from e __________ chldcktgn supper 130183.70 an t expenses were . es. ng U," a lilltal ofusaldwd to i $1500 t M0 ‘Halon w. L

was ec e g ve . o V

the Red Cross, $10.00 to the Queens Algal; afgglllﬁlélleesvlf: gglduia: Fund, two blankets to be piii-cliiistd ha“ on mead“ November 4m Wm, 1°" W a‘: vial '

bombed area. in England. also three lbs. of yarn for an atagsn 7 gﬁénbfneetﬁ open?!‘ prlélenttile also for bombed area Great R011 gm w"

Mrs. J. L. Matlieson invited the members to her home for the Dec- ember meetiiig at which the Llllllllfil grab bag ivculti be held. Roll call to be answered \\‘llll a recipe. The meeting was brought to a close by singing the King. Lunch was than sewed by the hostess.

IIAMTPTON sciiorhf

paying membership fees. The minutes of previous meeting u-ero read. approved and signed. The following officers were elected. President, Mrs. Hedley Jenkins. Vice-President. Mrs. Lawrence Myers. Secretary, Evelyn Robertson. Treasurer, Mrs. John H. Myers. Auditors, Mrs. Ben]. Horton, Mrs. R. W. Chandler. Convenors -- Citizenship, Evelyn Robertson. Social Welfare, Mrs. Henry Jen- Senlm- Department kins. Agriculture, Mrs. Gordon Myers. Grade X-l. Annie J.

2. Billy MacQuarrie. 3. ‘m’ Grade IX~l. Miitliril hlyvrs. 2. ' '- " ' - Wilfred Rcgcrson. 3. Charlie Duns- nlslllgkﬁglgnimlm Myer" M!" Ben-l‘ the evening

‘ml- Collection for amlolunted i6: 40 ed m‘ N h 2. Morley Ferguson. - 1e mee “g a own w a’ Grade VI—l. Morey Morrison. 2. ‘ﬁnal Amﬂ' _____‘

Margaret MacQu-nrrlc 3. Fslllﬂ‘ “ Here's Grcmd News for

Report for the lHOAﬂloll of Novem- bci".

MtieQiiarrie, Home Economics — Mrs. Roberta Bulimi-

Gmde V1I~1. Donnie Campbell.

Campbell.

Perfect Attendance: Roberta Can~ non. Annie MiacQuarrie, Gordon Morrison, Wilfred Roizerson. Esther

Campbell, and Morey Morrison. ’ CHEST

IIIIIIIIE Co...

Now Yield to Rub Treatment

‘this nodevn treotnenl for e"‘\

Primary Department

Grade V (Br): 1. Mary Morrison. i. Kaye Cameron. S. Nelson Cen-

non. Grade V (Jr.):-l. William Fer- guson.

‘E kiddies‘ died wide bring: F velloho much luster, and Is so / much plessonler to use that more and more mothers every-

Grede IV-l. Helen Cameron. 2. “ _ "M" . w. 'h°"'l"' '° Muriel MaoQilarrio. a. Douglas Fer- ,5, ~'

‘Nauru n1_mn MacQuatrm This gnuselses, stainless, now-while rub-

Grade II (Br.)——l. Ansel Ferguson. 2. Billy Cameron. 3. Vernon Fergu-

son. Grade n (Jr.)-l. Richie rui-gu- o”; H, an. 2. Ray MaeQuurrie. 3. Shirley

rguson.

Gredn I-No tests.

Perfect Attmidsnoe: Mary Mor- rison, Vernon Ferguson. Roy Mac-

Mir. w- ville visited Bieadalbane

WORRIED MOTHERS “m”

1941

NOBODY LOVES

W. ortlr pa: ' i, D lonl Try ollgxlgilm-tﬁztfefmpim. ridiculed siperinlly m tool/o, M‘, 21th:! i swiveling. See ii‘ it doesn't lief?” llions q; 0mg’: m‘ =i>=delly dlﬂigneril t=?:.l,l“g'°l ...hssl Olhrnllly-euiised pimples msmooth and soften tough d, . I yskm‘ n-mtluce enlarged Pr,“ opening‘. Like die nurses who ﬁrst disco, its extraordinary qllllltles you-u n ex.“ its cooling, soothing cffcclr the vo 9,5,1“ “m: 7°“ use m WhY "i" Ber it Ill m See if l: doesn't help give yo:- , Q smooth. cleu, lovely m“ you-w ‘L ways wsiiredl Your mcneybsclrifnotde- lighted with results!

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TiiE JENKINS PHARMACY W 3 19§§ 5w»: Uispvnsiiiiq Chemists ~ PHONE ziii CUP Bi UEnvc-t t Kim 51s. CliﬂiiillIlElIlllN.i1.{.l. ’

SOUTH GRANVILLE k VICXNITY of South Granville

Mrs. William MacLeod iouieﬂ members to her home for tho ember meeting on December nintl

The fmimgm Roll call to be answered by an es am; guypoundlﬁ msmcis have mm. chim e of Christmas ills, m plcted their f work and are lrus- "we then iydjollnl . A deiicl

lunch was served by the h m, a. pleasant social hour spellst,

A FEW MORE TUNE

ily engaged gathering winter fuel.

Among the recent visitors to the city last week were the Messrs. John Keir, and Will-tam and sandy Mor-

wee Annie iioonouooii, teeoiieo i“ f 1* hBouiInOz-snvillmspsittthiepeat ‘m week-end st her houne in Inkerman.

The many friends of Lloyd Mac- —f Leod are sorry to hear of his ill- new.

tinmpbetmweeeiem all“

h mail-It weeielMgrwi- ‘non

01110 i H30 n B11 enjoyable visit in Halifax, the guest of her sister. Mrs. Everett Myers.

m‘ (Xwﬂlil ‘IWQOI, IbullAYs 511112;‘

genivieitiosouiiioi-eu unday, thegustod Mir.

Mir. William Wsdidell. Kelly's Ores spent Simday in scuth Gran- ylllei the guen of the Morrison

. and dﬂlldmk Evelyn were among the invited guests which were present at the weddiing supper of Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllgm Newscmis, Bioadalbnne

Mmlllslco libobellmianow visiting frienssnd relatives in Providence .1.

Mrs. John H, Maclietd, who ior the past month has been attending her mother lvirs. Angus Matheson who was ill, hes returned home.

Mr. Ohm-la MacKeinzle Jr. was a recent visitor to Stanley Bridge.

The sch 1 is mess favour- ably undcgothe gl-gitilonmgof Miss Annie MocDcugsilil .

Horace Taper. North Gran- recently. He was the guest of Mr and Mrs- Lorne Seaman.

ORWELL COVE W. l. The annual meeting of the Orwell

Cove W. I. was held at the home o! Mrs. William Morrtssey with eight

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The president o ned the meetinf writer is a grait asset- with the Creed fol owed by Roll 0a ‘ . I - h which was answered by pa o1 Today, requirements are n5 . u“ mum; mt mo“ competition keen, so give you!

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MILLER BROS.

ennus st 11g the preeiden .'1‘he Secretary t e ilnariciitl report which showed a successful eiir. It was moved imd seconded t at a contribution be sent to the T. B. Lea ue. and that two War Saving Cert cafes be prur-

chased.

A sick Committee and e school committee were appointed for the coming year. The rogramme com- mltiee was appoln for the Dec- ember

Tlie for tho cooling year

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liZTe-e vepevlses quklier. "" John " l. Stimulates circulation, breaks up rooﬂes- IIGIJDGIMI the hard rocking covet-poses - MI“ Mlt- Phone 555 Meowmh" w“ ML ‘Sig’; 50¢ 1 7 ‘iri-et iucxisirs smnisss wiirie eusis wins sv ii-ié will" Mwuﬁ- ‘ an“ mun“ " MAKERS or suciiilirs MIXTUII-CANADNS Mrs. Angus Mrs. Willis-m mrmww“ LAIGIST BILLING COUQN MD COLD REMEDY. Brown, Aumutiqu-l a J_ Mggngggiﬂ, Miss Dorie Rooney. _ .41

Qiiarrie, Shirley Ferguson, Brent

Cameron, and Kenneth Ferguson. ' ' Principal, Wlnnlfred Hayter. Assistant, Five Johnston.

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