ocroasli 17, 1953 ' , ma. GUARDIAN. cusaaorraromv . A macs ELEVEN

. ,,,,,.,, D. dMr.Do MC bell ' "" ' ' ' ' ' I . Ham...” Th. wook leftrwglnesday mortrlltlng X:rmgyd-

' , , C ' ney, Cape Breton and other parts ' - " "" 5”" 5” - :2” 3'8” at M s 88 ll ll . y e es o e aumnae. o friends. i "piano selections were played by ' ' ' v y 0 C .

' o ' ' - -' 3: Mrs. Joseph Dougan and Miss Dr. and Mrs. Frank Macmillan - Patricia MacDonald. V, entertained Wednesday and Thurs- ' ' l day evening for staff members of . . Mr. Joe Hoyt. accompanied by Prince of Wales college and their SUNDAYS horoscope proml”: three oollegematgs from second wives. i -. nlewmt ind 9”195”'h::ld"V' 5” year enginee4....,AcadiaUniverslty. ' - 0 ' leiaxatlouwmi 00"!” Wmp'”' spent Thanksgiving week-end with Mrs. E. A. Large left this week i ton-S End m ””Pm”3 5""”"m”m't the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. for a short visit with her son. it 1'5 "9" " My L" which M worry W. C. Hoyt. Alexander R. Large who is with about the mm” or w undertake ' ' ' the CBC International Sar- "FW Pm-lec"" Let "ma" mu the Mr. and Mn. Allison Macxinnon, vice in Montreal, and her son-in- ””””"”e it they wm' but man up accompanied by Miss Florence Mc- law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. W” mind to relax and prepue for Aulay Miss Anne Cronin Messrs J Ralph Calder in Detroit Mich. me active week B'hew' Frank' and Elliot McAulay re; . ' r ' . Courtship and romance an RV. t d 1 H lif h re ,the Mrs Earl Lavera returned home ..:ed and home and family matters WM 1'0': H 3 3 3' ed Y b 1- wd M , in nu mould be unusually harmonious. spent the o.da.y we -en . y pdane st;n:hlly1d6VBl!ln'1E a to You may nus; pm-m,u1,, plum ,, spen ng a or o ay oron m entertaining and otherwise Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Walker with her daughter Earlene, and mowing hospitality, but do take of Fredericton, N. B. spent 'I'hanks- her brothdr and sister-in-law. Mr. some lime out for quiet con(empla- giving week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cameron. llnn of spiritual values. and Mrs. W. C. Hoyt. ' ' ' I O O.

For Tomorrow

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Maciiachern For the Birthday En route to their home in and Miss Kathleen Darrach of t ' Scotland are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clyde River, were among the guests v it tomorrow ls your birthday. the Barbour who sail today from at the Thanksgiving Dinner party t month! Bheild PT0ml5e mmth 1" Montreal aboard the 5.8. Lismoria. held at the home of Mr. and the way oitpfrsonal rain it voubflrie -j-s-jj Mrs. Ernest J. Anderson of Char- a -” to aeonnewres ns - ll;1.mgl'he indications are p:xcellcnt INN "id '3'-h"Wl" bmwm me lomtowm e . .

. ih heart. 'that is the common , 'i;',,,g;,i;mf,m,'; igd ,,)11:,x:or,'obl3:,p,;,:u gust: cot heart failure. one of the Mi” F”””9 sand" C”m9Y- V .

. first symptoms of heart failure is B0”5mW- W” the W"k""d W9” gffjfy,?,32et?,f,fo”;iZ'”i,ftf,f,i,i3,h;. horizons of your personal life. Seek 0f M153 Kathleen DBY1'301'1- Clyde or A -e

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W" may be offered an oppommi um most pmpmom period. :llJeI:1czeerodnTlll.esc'llI1lyj exglhzclglegllf. Herman Godes, pianist, following his recital, the first of the sea- son's Community Concerts in Sum- merside. Presiding over the tea cups were Mrs. Allison MacLean and Miss Wanda Wyatt, while as-

ty to realize a long-cherished dream of travel. Artistic and cui- lural imeresis are under most

For the Birthday

If Monday is your birthday, you neneiicent aspect and creative work should find" the period from now should prove most stimulating and until the end of the year; one in lcwarding. which personal affairs are under

A child born on Ihis day will be most stimulating aspects. Initiative

ercent interest (per year) for 12 years

sensitive, imaginative and highly and entq-prise must be your by- sisting in serving were Mrs. A. G.

. ' o o i':5”i..?.ilt"'i.:.”:.”i:”S.:.';?.;.1"."ii:ii7;y32;.?f3i..;'...E:a”;...?E;”::i:; . I on your new (8tlJ serzes) Canada Sawngs Bonds The Day After 'l'0m0"'0" push forward steadily and with chalssan. ,

self-c-nfidence so that, with the ' - ' PRODUCTION 5h9"1d be 5” Peak new Yeah YOU 08!! beilin to' real) Mrs. George Gay and daughter, performance on Monday Ind. since the gratifying harvest or success. Judy, of Montreal, have returned lhe business outlook is excellent. Fine opportunities for trave are to their home after spending gevgr- lt. would be an excellent period in indicated for late spring and t are ,1 day, in summersme guest, or which '0 put some ox your more 1” the pmspect 9' l"”'"5ed P0P"' the farmer's sister and 'brother-in- mlbitious projects to work and to larity and prestige through the 1 M, and Mrs clmord Ran- :apiializc on your line ideas. good offices of a person in author- lam ' ' Social activities are also under ity. Domestic and family affairs, as n' . . . . x. :332,,25Effj:f ,i,"”L,i?:,, 1?,” ,,?,,,f,.fi,f,,, "311:,;,g0g';;;cgnal;;,g1ddgo;g;r3,e n.-. and Mics. n. T. Colvin have '

and

' NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME

ioniacls, encourage new friend- g'entle, amiable and lzrcirarious. - ;f::Sr::i:daf?ert::::1dg)::1: EWSES: , - I N F U L L Y - R E G I S T E R E D F 0 R M T O B U Y E R S O F . Dorothy mx 3 cQIumn: In Moncton, guests of Mr. and

............. Mrs. George Lewis.

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lappy childhood. I do strongly urge that you establish the legality of L xillecutige jg”: Zxasteuga at

four position at cllce. The mother is a feckiess creature who will use aim home of the former in sum,

.c;:.':ll:: :::..ll:.:2”:;."":::a:.'::.”:l.l: E:.?3”.::.i..iE”;2”.i .. on in

mop Danrlll-y.lYour immediate reward is the loveyou give and receive mm" 0' MrS'.ci. G; Rommom 'l'om the Lt e boy. and in seeing him blossom from a neglected waif to

t d L ' ,,, Mr. and Mrs Hume Ellis and

1 s ur y youngs er Your ultimate reward is thepromise. Inasmuch as mmuy M Saint John. N. 3” spam

sou have done it to the least of these. my brethren, you have done it the Thanksgiving hondny in sum- l . I l

lnto me!" merside, guests of the former's

DENOMINATIONS OF 5500, ti,0OO AND 55,000

(. ..1'I1lcn'.vI pzzirl by cl.wq1Ic itI.v1'c-earl of 6011,0011)

As any adoptive. or foster home agency will tell you, there is a gun.

rific demand for attractive, bright children; but the plain sickly youngs- parent” Mr" and Mrs" W" G” o ' ' ' I ' , ters who so desperately need family love. are apt to be passed by. That 3”” , , ; - r tbls Colllbllldtlo” 0 641511785 your heart goes out to one of these unwanted ones is certainly a tribute l t - to you, ' Mrs. Wendall Muttart lelt Sum- uggj merside last week for Atlantic, DEAR lvuss mx: My fiance is a divorced man of as He still has 1”” ” Vim "" ''”h''' R” C- lhesam f'i dsh h ed i . - 3 S. Li kltte . ' f mmmjlyl S-fmg linrw Eff! yhhlzn rvev:mlgai:nthae;n.ai;::y " 9 ' . . . Designed to help Canadian: law . wlont between u ti Mi J i M ti 1 It 8 - ' ' ' - , . , 5 every one we see these people. mmfse mic Sntourmion it; Ms; systematically and lmumg special 0 FOR YOU- T59”? ' hm” 0 now m 1' CARLA 5' "7 feature: for the purpose . . . M! AND THE , . real where she will enter the 7 M, 5” ":5 "W . ANsWER: Certain actionsbring inevitable conciusionr becoming a Q"”" E""b"h Hmpm” ” """" individual: will; Canadian . Wm"-E mu "1 .' P , M ' Wmd WW W111 Put you in many a spot where you'll hear, of your pre- l11'ml1nin8'- , , HMHH fmnily maybold up 10 flit! limit. lecessor. This is especially true when the hu,b,,,,d M, ,, "vim ex, v - ' addresses arepernmted to czcqutrc wile. Continually you'll run into people who know her and wlilr apeak 0; Mr. and Mrs. Morley M. Bell her. very often with the sole idea of arousing your jealousy Emm or Summerside, had at their week- 'I".”"' Q learn to accept the situation. and handle it g-raceiully as decid o you and guest Dr. Stanley K. Donald ”h9;u':l3J':iB80- '. ' i 6 n "P of Monctoh, N. B. , , . I I86 l e I u Irobleme of lnarg:?'I'l?roIu?i?t;fs.:Il:I:,mh "M". bu. will "In"! Mr. and Mrs. A. S McAuey, . I l ' Summerside, have as their gueets, i .- 4 Mrs. J. K. Sutherland of 0har- F F 3; ' t 1 mg. - ' iottetown. . or M5 0”. M d me Ma be secured tlmou In our burl - - o Imtalmmt purchase: can In financed mm y . . J I , ,1 ML E, K 1,, ' i t . DO YOU or your nwesrnmu ea er-or reminan to tam,” :1 xi” H? sun: Ilmough the Payroll Scwmgx Plan on mm ? I," bu. om , , , , . . 014; your puny! merside after visiting in Halifax, wbgrg you work, or on mmxement ' , N. s. and Moncton, N. 13. ”m”gmmm at your ban, Payroll Srwmgs Plan. C O I I I. I Mr. and Mrs. David Morrison have returned to their home in ,” . Camp Gagetown. N. B. after spond- l ing the Thanksgiving vacation with ' the formers's parents, Mr. and a . Mrs. T. D. Morrison, summersid. V... max A . 12 d ' ' ' ' . , tmahm , ear: mm are 0

Dr. and Mrs. J. A. MadMurdo, "K5 m”'' Immediately caslmble at full face . H M , '7- 75 I I

wml Coupon accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. H. Willi value 1,”. '-nterubydt 4” h-may Y 7531": N090?” 9" 15; 1953-you

x 8- mm W Bummer-do thh - lummou P . y . 0 "'E "0" will lnws .m;au1 back ms

week by automobile (or Montreal. In sum. -at any 64715 in Canada. YOU'VE , LARGE .. FREE - - - . "mm . O SHED, for earl: 3100 you mowed . .. , ..M.::-. :....tf'..””8;:.;.';::ls:i":: ”' an-mu mm: on in c Tuesday at the tea hour in honor . of Mrs. A. L. Harlow. who is leav- , . ing next week to reside in Rants- y port, N. S. . - . . 89 The Misses Fern Bell and Kath- : t S. '. .v.- . . . . . . . . . . . C Ttl:-Elgtvlilgiivfggrgtgnsgt wax H Bear inlerest eaczb yearfor 12 year: . Rggimrgd 4: to principal in you! TEA homes in Bummerside. On return "ml , at a flat mt: 0f 34(Z) pdrd annually ""5 only ow" ,wme 1'0, your pm,”-,,'0n dgdinsg E ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 323. lsiyll 1511:: mum D4 H85 '4" of ""'"”'f"" ” "wmj loss, theft or destruction. ' ' . - . . g v them for a week or so. PM U" bond of 1007?; mstmu caxlmbzlrty. C TO YOU. - . . . . y FEE: 1 lbs" '. . . . . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry sillipharlt ' have returned to their home in ' .

' su mersid sfte visiting thei , , , -

6 , g sol?-lln-lawcand dallghter, Mr. and . . DMOmm1ll0"5 Of 3500; 51:000 4'14

' Hy . I o a e s, xrsi James Millman, New Glasgow, g . ,5'00a may 5'fuIyly.rtg,-”".'d,-i!b'

' I ' - ' ' ' owner wilbesl Casb buyer: may

I 2 ; . . . . j Mrs. E. T. Tanton left Bummer- -

. i ' . . . side Tuesday (or Toronto where . ”"”'g'f”'f””.7f"g”'f"df""'

.lEll-0 3 pigs, . . . 29c .:.”:..s.::f”.::. 2:: mt - Am-no in ox ,,j,0';g rt! um oxpurelw .1W'm"'5,"I"' ' ' ' ' ' "'i"' ' ' ' ' '0 Fred nuulerrord. . 350, S100, 3500, 31,000 nmd 35,000. mm purchase ll-ur coupon band: an Ilsa

. H . d C . i ' ' Iwsmw, regular way and than exchange flnm n 00 S: 2 M” ("W59 ucky "l 5'"'"'W'' . for fully-registered bond: after all

side is visiting in '1' any. N. J. . , , .- guest of her parents. . and Mrs. mstalmeutrbavc beenp4:d.mj(1lL E Eb! fTo,FI'fI1'I,"5'a a one o o a"o'a' 3,0 H-"Y HML a a la r l , SIJCE Mrs. J. Leltoy Holman of Bursa . . b b .11, C d, ' '''"'”r h” " W M” W ' f wz more I an 4 mt ton and tons Ibo '. . . . . . . . , , , daughter. Mrs. Edward areas 0! , ' A ayourlte t y I . g l. ' Halifax. N. 8. . . . . - M y y . . e 0 e - . RD, zlbs, t, , , , , ,,. 55c 1.... .... 1...... ........... rm... llorllllle sis: roll call Pill voua lsollsv nuo commas Vll'l'III i . ( o Kentvile. N. 3., spell the A - B 3 Thanksgiving week-end in' Burn- . ,, . . , t '- ' h , . , ., , merside, guests or the lanes: 1 . . .; - - t' ' ' ' 'l''' ' rather. M. T. D. Carruthers, an : - . ' B 7. Mrs. Oarruthers. . g i , , '. ., r - r a a a ; ' iIlGd!.AnlI.PEACHES.4ilns .. 69: . ta ,. - t , . . - l v , we-.:-A - Mr. lndl::'l'l.E:'l:1hI0: Logan wit: - Mr. and - . Ramsay - a a motor trip through the White . MIDIIAEUS ' GROCERY ” ”" " '”"""" "”"”"'"'" ' - gmomnfm-3: New” I3:-ell IIEW :E'I'I'I EEIIEE ON-SALE NEXT MONDAY; OCTQIER 'I9'I'I'I - ll. w s povenl a el-- ” t ' t g - sey, New York' and Boston. J - . .