DECEMBER _1_4_. 1942

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Is she hard to please? A fine Cedar Chest is one gift that appeals to girls of all ages! It's ilie Hope Chest of the young girl with her rosy dreams of the future . . . ‘Pi-ensure Chest of the Bride- io-be, f0i' saving shower gifis and precious articles for the firs’. new home. . .the practi- cal storage chest for wife or mother, for protecting blan- kets, furs, baby’s fine wool- ens! This Christmas — thrill her with a Lane Cedar Hope Chest! ‘

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‘The Ode was sung followed by 11- "UNIER Bu,“ Y’ P’ panting me C.ub Womezis eieed. i The Y_ P‘ U‘ presented the“. Con. The minutes oi the November meet- I an and Debate in 1,119 Masonic ‘ing was rend and soul sppiuvd K511 on Tuesday _ 3th,, mil Bull call was answer-d bi‘ P111118 were well reoeiv Jichorus entitled the yearly tees, imports wiis heard "Men oi the Soil" opened the even- ircm the S.ck wlld Schtol cim- ingw entertainment which was iol- niittees. It ws. decided‘ io have lowed by a sing song oi’ familiar school cleaned diishig i-hu holidays. selections. A reading bv Miss Freda The new comm-tees znmtd were: Newman and two selections by the School, Mrs. Clukncrs Laird and following group Mrs. Cousins. Misses Mrs. Earl Houston. Trade Board Verne Andrews. Marsnret mockett. booklets were ivr-ssed out to the v91"- Riibelimll- 1nd Mm"! WW1’ mcmbem 1-11,, Q"Q3H°11ol1ﬂll‘Q§ ii . nor completed this part o! the pro- led in were (.i i enilfip, by MrsM. on the subject

- a - The debate hiﬁﬁ‘ 82.1 ‘J55 “i353; do”; 3-3;; or» w» mgiw s11“ 1w» ..'.' " ow r Res ngtan rom that the Ilﬁlliliol‘ wouli mirhso obaewatifffanﬂnai” o! high 0rd“

War Saving; Cmtliieatle. A oom- lnittce was n imei to bu? tho usual afgalag: oﬂ°amgflfgga we“

Christmas tron: ‘lcr :he otrldren in seabed ‘hem romemuy‘ M: H

the commonly. A inmo nurs rig 8mm,‘ m d M‘ B l, ‘Johnsawulnl class was dim sed wh ch wil get and Mtgtanighk Rinuﬁgck uphﬂd “WW” ' ‘em ("Hmml “t. me an?“ the lifirmstive: Mrs. Orville Sellar niconwgv, Sax b are: wll be ro.l'e_ Lmdma ma, Manon Q1111,- mm M15, gt t-‘e lvme o. Mrs. ibrlsrii Hi1 “lama Mach,“ preﬁxed me 0'1 Sr tii ds- em rig ior the him "Humble" side‘ M15“; Edna why ‘rcm this community in the '0 c1. mm and mum mckymm um] n;

exams and was greatly phased with the results, He c. m iinrnte. tie class (‘ll iiic ca, abl; iviiy iii munch uliey handled t-lir “Kr-h Ai-Qlll 2° received oertizates.

Recent visitors lo Charlottetown “we; Mr. and Mrs. Wariied Orr, Miiyfleld, Mr. and ivis. Granville Buntnin and Mrs Ruth Buntain, Rustico, also Mr. Eric Stovensm.

New Glasgow and Vicinity

The many friends of Mrs. P rcfl’ Dirkleson will bo glad to lcorn slit? is improving in henlii. She is st present a patient in the P. E. I- H°5l>1tsl.

The Pageant, "The Challenge Oi _- The Cross" was vcrv beautifully Pfe- _ sented in the Christian Cliur h hvre on Sunday‘ evening last. W l the ladies oi the CFii ch. T"e . music was in keeping wit/n the 00-: “"10". a s lver co ii- rcn was taken which will go for missionary . _ Pllflloses. —-'- ’ "- - __.___._ Mr. Min-my or" l It rei-nti" "l" The large circie oi irlrntis oi ‘Mrs. _Alm.'i_ N 3.. whrc he ha- r; sir-T" an.) A. n. Stevmmi will be she'll resilien- iﬂ know that she is able to be ip '35“! I36!‘ her recent illness.

Mr ilrwin Ndrews who was suc- cessfully opcrntccl on for appell- (llcitis in the P. E. Issml Hosp tal. has rrturned home. 8mm)’ 1m" proved in health.

Mrs. Rfdviird Die‘ i-son is ‘n Pen View to be with her mother who h s been ill, but ii. is rlewsiniz to report 81w 15 1mproving in heﬂixi.

Mr. Andrew D ‘rm w-s ii v. it r

__ to Kerwin i n r.~~ i-lwii l rrss 1rd i quilt w~s nursed i“ iudge< 521d both concluded in- The first aid clean whirh w" T“ “Mm” " “y”; °‘ "m 1i" "m R“! ‘"'°*‘- M" i“! °1°= ‘l i dencndentli‘ that the debnie endﬂi under the (111-“110” o3 D_ A 5 New qyy-iw "'o“'r~'5 ‘nsnnvz- W12" t -K rig. mn- lre is were 1 111 ,1 119

q-wscrd by ire cnmmitre in cluige‘

iiivriiie program those taking laszlsted b1 the hostess.

part were entertained at the home Wing‘; of Mr, and Mrs. Fulton Robertson.

w,“ pn'(\hlﬂiyweV 1.7- M i,‘ an ,\'¢i:~:~<i on Mivdiiy eronrv. "nil. The President, Mir. Mound, pus del.

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Stevenson, had th-i 0Y1 Wedresav ewnl

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interestingly designed frames in hand rubbed finishes. Heavily uphol- stered for comfort-cov- ered in a choice selec- tion of beautiful fab- rics.

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Large Hassocks

In various shapes, sizes, and color com- binations. Gifts of comfort and Utility. Priced from —

For Family and Guests-Your Dining Room is Important-Make it New and Interesting i 8 or 9 Piece Suites From t0

Flowing Lines,» Modern §tream|il16d A Bedroom Suite to be PFOIJd 0f $53.50 to $350.00

3 0R i PIECE SUITS

$2.75 to $6.95

among irien and relatives.

again after a iumbogo,

rived home after spending summer ill Hiillfnx.

Mrs. Patrick Murray, Tyrone.

Coady, a short time ago.

Kinkorn.

to Halifax. Mrs

to Emyviile.

Mrs. F‘. G. Trainer returned home from the Citgrsatter .0, pleasant visit

The many iriends oi’ Mr. Amos Callaghan are glad to see him out severe attack o!

Mr. Maurice McCloskey has ar-

Mrs. Mack Costello is visiting at the home oi he: parents, Mr.

A very enioyabie party was hrld pro-i at the home oi Mr, and Mrs.willi.- ‘

Mew-s. Justin. George and Frim- | eis Stordy were resent vlstors to

Mr. Peter Stordy has returned home after a most enioyabe vs t 1 sister ships the Misslssppi and New Mexim. H" “'35 a¢"°1l"““l“d Idaho mounts l2 14-inch guns, along with 20 live-inch by his slstor. Mrs Jnmrs F. Gr fin. Amrs Cnlhgivn and Mrs James Gi-‘fiiii were recent visitors‘

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