of Santa’s favorite characters — here at ' the Christmas store. Week-day and Sun- day-best apparel in, our famous tradition - for quality and ex- tensive selections. W a r m, wonderful i classics — holiday dress-ups too, for all .~ the lovable young- " sters on your holiday shopping list. Priced to pamper your gift.- buying budget. .9 z », k“ . MAKE suns TO sun ova‘ owr SELECTIONS Specializing in Infants’ and Children's Wear 169 Queen St. _ Phone lfll-ll winuni. Althouah originally u; leavinn Fort William and VARIETIEB ENTERING INTO “ EXPORT CAR 028 tended as a means oi following Vancouver. It moreagtd 1m -—— - the trend Ind expansion oi new more rapidly from t B varieties as they were introduced‘ Port. rislna in the 1944 BNP- 1"”- (l perisnentsl Farm News) year. since 1728. the Cer- this " vision has prepared a report Whlablo l" “h” WW“ m" ‘i’ . jibe dvaréetlatl ‘composition of his ‘ gflliwd mtg/v; 3;: flmypg wee sen romcs- - - t t tarted. Marquis was th leodlns mum“ u" Pore‘; of W" zarioty and up to 1986. eoomposed as hiah ss 72 per cent oi the wheat iound in tihe one Manitoba Northern Grade Gas-rues: in) annual survey has rovcn so . . D the l Manitoba Northern srade. and to a lesser dearea in the 3 Ind 4 Manitoba. Northern srfldefl- e The other rust resistant wheats --Apex. Renown and Resent h!" taken about two vears since their introduction to appear in the ax- ~ noes. ‘Their duos-mess port cnr have not been as Thlscelnmn .Illossl 155mm. GUARDIAN h h loo news d known naturals: st vo cents s word, ‘(lolly pay. sblo in sdvsnco. Book and Novelty Shop. 142 Btroot. fostssrinc toys for Ohristsnss Open evenhurs 1144-! ‘III HUGHES DRUG BTOII will be open Wednesday attor- nocn snd . 11-27-11 MIIIIIB 0!‘ ‘l’!!! Knilht-e oi I umbu are ‘ ‘ ‘ oi their rezular social ovenine this Tues- dav at 9 o'clock. Como and brins your partner. l1-27-li. RETURNED FROM OTTAWA- ve tswa. WhQ9~.U116‘V participated in discussions with meunbers oi the Dominion Government relative to ed service for Northurnbere land Ferries . er mem oi the delesation were Lit-Col. 0. . MscKay and Messrs. A. W. Hvndmsn and Georize J. Tweedy. K.C.. who are returnina later. PREFABRICATED LINERS IDMX»? —(GP)— In the 5MP Yotfl o! hkssrs. JMm Brown M Clydebcnk. Britain. s QILOOO-tnn liner is beiniz constructed with pre- isbricated sections built.’ in various parts oi’ the country.’ The new shin is belniz built. ior the Ounard White Star ldne and is the first example of the application of the new and speeded- 1p method to ish ncnenner liner construc- RESEIVTBDES WINNIE LONDON -(GP)- Bill Somer- vill. third violinist in The Lvons’ Cor-nor Hnuse restaurant orchestra near ‘Iraialnsr Snzuar. bears such a striklml resemblance to Winston Churchill that he was stopped by a women in Whitehall and asked ior his autograph. Ho was carry- lniz a violin case at the time. MONTREAL, Nov. 26 - (C?) - Produce ices today reported by the Dom ion Department of Ag. riculture follow:- IMGS: Ont and Que A Large 50-5015; A Medium 48-48%; A Pllllets and B 45-46 1-2; C 43 l.2. Receipts: 9668 cases. BUTTER: Wholesale Que job- blng pasteurized, fresh and storage No 1 36%; No 2 351i; current re- 081p; Que No 1 pasteurized 35% del Mil No 2 34% del Mtl; first grade creamery prints job price 38; first grade solids job price 3'7. Receipts: 64d boxes. CHEESE: Western and Que white and colored, current receipt: 22~ wholesale 2292-23. eceipts: 481 boxes. POTATOES: '15 lb bags P. E. I. 1.80; Maine 100 lb bags 2.40; 50 lb bags 1.20. KITCHEN PLAN SAVES STEPS - Thousands oi steps can be saved in the averaae kitchen. ii the‘ Canadian housewife will rearrange her work centres - refrigerator. sink. and stove —~ for meetest ei- ficiencv. One-fifth the length of a citv block is trodden out by many housewives in the preparation oi s slnizle meal. while others walk that. distance. re- t Lever “Canadian Homes" Survey“ after visiting kit- chens all across Ca . Isarire kitchens. small icitchens. square. oblono and ell-shaped kitchens — all are izilllty. lacking tihe proper arouninz oi work centres. the surq vev finds. Correct luuu. emenit places the coal or wood stove near the out- side door. with the sink on its left. and the reiriszerator or iood cupboard to the left oi the sink szaln. close to tine dining room . Locatinz the coal stove handy to the outside door simp~ lifles the chore of emptying ashes and csrryina in wood. also keeps dust and dirt from the rest of the kitchen. Wlhen a lies or electric ranaze is used. reverse the ordcr. with re- irizeramr near the back door. sink number oi varieties found in the was much greater than The irreatest number in any one year was thirtythree varieties in 1 Manitoba Northern in 1964. ‘The number in this grade averaaes less than ten. oi iour rust, resistant few as oi whic was made up oi rust re- sistant wheais and the rest of Red Bobs and One other wheat. Briefly summarizing the results of this year's verification tests. one could ssv tlhat the percentase oi izood milline and baking wheats has been well maintained. and that the mediocre and poor qual- .itv wheats an- lessenina in both mun-her and the percentage found. _ i__...._s__ 4M1 Relic; pa»; H EADACH E By stimnla ‘the liver snd bowels. DR. TON‘! PlLLs help yon to have s cleaner, more healthy body. The blood is freed im renewed vigor is in: to certain over. worked organs, snd thus ss the Lenora! health ls in: vod- there less room [or sick micelles to creep in. ‘Isko one DI. HAMIL- TON’! PILL cv night. 25o pas box st sll drug DR HAMILTONSS PILLS i094. was a bin contributor in the spectacular so 2 tbos Northern . e snd. that oi the Thatcher variety. but. in the 3 Msnitboa Northern grade. combined with the latter. now rose so h so '14 per cent. Re- make un tlhc the wheat word. s iew years later. enterina into the iroim n‘; w. m nmmlnfimce gyefiseas. Reagent rise?“ to s‘. ' ' I coves-seas r aeroercenaso lne H0 “w?” ‘”‘“"“‘°"“' "m °‘ is. .. t... t... ‘m l" trims" "steamers.- \Irheb“1kofm. nix“. . a WOYEGIIO 6V8 eses . .- m? rash its swear-u... in the csr- rlv Rod Fife Reliance and mob? ltiod this season oristns ed st lint Me m“ 1m "mo!" mm“ ~ or have already *. med as risen from comparative l. F. llstelioeon int ieties such so . White sisn. Cltb snd rarely. Iii over. found n i csrnoq soodLmilii-ls and bskins it! In the early dl-Yl. the. i! I ll. J. MIMI mags-f... ruse-no. s. s. a p Olleo wiijktiil s. as -""c'iii."c'ai'fl‘fi"" _ cancerous’ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN in d on its left. and ranae leit of that. oor. The three work centres may be situated alona the same wall or alonrz different walls. but. should be in pmner- relation other, small Home! scum noun-r... months you've s»..- nimigarg: mimosa; hen h b d b ofbomssrsdscss 533:1 Ping-ii; ans-lid; sndmgnrsb: 3.’. i“: hi: 3g derful night in bis own bed, mount malry- awesome-nudism again! His favorite chair is sli dulled up. His favorite foods watch him smile when be secs —Isls favorite cereal since childhood! Made of are on the kitchen shelves- including his unforgettable break- old favorite-those delicious, glides grsi ' -snn-ripened wisest and f,“ u,“ “ma-id; hqngy-soldgfl GnpQ-Nufll chewy kernels of Grape-Nuts. levy-shore s no like Gsspo- SNEAK SOME YOURSELF, [ADV-And of coarse, so long as you have Grape-Nun on issnd, you'll wsns so enjoy someoften yourself! Better p: s couple of Grape CAMOUFLAGE!) NOURISHMENT-Jusr the kind of nutritious goodness he needs to start him off‘ on every golden morning as home is that line-u]? of nourishment in elicious, "chewy" G Nun: csrbo ydrstes for energy; ¥roceins for muscle; p oaphorus for teeth and bones; iron or rho blood; other ibod essentials snd Gra e-Nuts’ good nourishment is in a form remarkably easy to "gest. Lbion to radio's best-loved family- The Aldrich Family - Fridays, Gm 9 p. rn. WABC walkina in the performance oi h rcutim- household tasks New Heating System A new or improved heating sys- tem is an urrzent need ‘in many homes throuahout Canada. invest? illators WW“- oroximity to the dining room to one an- and within-a sufficiently radius to avoid needless were told bv house 01 Listinu this first amona Dostwar ih AN NOUNCIING l LePAGE SHOE Ci), LTD. come homes embrscins roiu-aiiiths for urban 91¢ DOy-lllt-tm in non- e surve which revealed I316 CLEARANCE SA E 0F woman's HIGH cums FOOTWEAR fhese Shoes are an accumulation of broken lines of our regular Shoe business, made by the best Shoe manufacturers of Canada at a time when the best materials were available- Styles of these Shoes, with few exceptions, are the equal to those shown in all up-to-date Stores, but om account of limited space they must be cleared out at unheard of prices $1.49, 1-98. 2.49, 2-98 and'3-49 Per Phil‘ ‘A wonderful opportunity to secure -- TWO PAIRS OF WOMEN'S HIGH-GRADE SHOES AT THE REGULAR PRICE 0F ONE Please note that this Sale will start on ‘I THIURSDAY, NOV. 29th. p, l AT NINE OTLOCK . in thebig Store formerly occupied by Carter and Company, next to S- A A McDonald's Store, and will be in charge of two ear-service men, Bonnoll 'LeP_age and Wonnacott- ' For your convenience all will be arranged on racks, plainly marked, sized and priced, which will make your shopping easy. and we (N?! cglfifident that you will be agreeably surprised at the values of these oes- _ y I-ePAGESHOE Co-l-liclp, PAIADI-IUI I9 IQ l‘ D l‘ SIRVINOS IN IVIIY PACKAUI \