_ Ward O’Holleran, Brocton. _. Those from Lot 9 attending the | : | funeral of the late Mr. Swithen _ McKenna.

Pe eee? ae ee ea %

NB.

@ recent visitor with her sis-

' Mrs. Merrill Wallace and other

_ Edmund Kelly.

. Campbell

- Many willing workers.

' ROCHES, HIS WORSHIP B. H. YEO, MAYOR OF MONTAGUE,

| student of Tignish Convent, spent

dent _ Spent’ the weekend at the home

ton, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butler, |

Glengarry, entertained a number |

Of guests ‘at their home on Tues-| day evening. The evening was Pleasantly spent in modern and | dancing. Violin music was |

| furnished by Guy Boulter and _ leo

Doyle. te Miss Marie Griffin, high school |

the holiday weekend at the home of her father Mr. Thomas Grif- fin, Brocton.

Norma O'Holleran, stu-

of P. W. C., Char'ottetown,

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ho-

: at Seven Mile Bay Church, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward S. Griffin, their son Doyle; Mr. and Mrs. Clem O'Connor, Mrs. Frank Butler, Mrs. Vernon Doyle and daughter Christina.

Mr..and Mrs. Harold MacGre gor and daughter Bonnie of Truro, N.S., spent the weekend at the) home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MacGregor, Burton. They also Visited his mother Mrs. Bridget MacGregor, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MacGre- gor, their son Bobbie, Burton, | spent the weekend at the home | of their daughter Mrs. Douglas Ross and Mr. Ross of Moncton, |

Marvin Dalton of Charlotte town spent Sunday at the home of his uncle Mr. Peter Dalton, Burton.

Wayne Howard, high school student of S. D. U., Charlotte town, spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Bennett Howard, Glengarry.

ELMSDALE

Mrs. Eliza Gammell has

beer

ter, Mrs. Hazel Cameron and Mrs. Harold Pratt.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace and little daughter,Miss Iris, and Masters Jimmie and Clyde Ed wards, have returned to their home in Totonto after spendinga two weeks’ holiday with Mr. an?

telatives and friends.

Mr. Donald Williams of the Royal Canadian Navy spent a few days recently with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Wil- liams.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn and family of Summerside, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn, and Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Matthews @re receiving congratulations on their recent marriage. Mrs. Mat-. thews was the former Mrs. Eliza

Mr. Roy Williams has been re- leased from the Community Hos-|

ital after receiving treatment. |

v was involved in a car ac- cident at Bloomfield and luckily escaped serious injury.

Elmsdale School has re-opened after the autumn vacation with | the teachers, Mr. William B. Wal- | lace and Mrs. Vera MacNeil at | their duties. The potato digging | Teceives the attention of all avail-| able pupils and the farmers are greatly helped at this time by so Xe

POSTPONE TEST EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. ‘AP) — Another try at put- tng the rocket ship X-15 through its third powered flight was post- pened Tuesday. A leak developed in the craft's peroxide system, to power auxiliary equip- ment. When the next try will be giede was not announced.

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DOES YOUR HUSBAND like his steaks cut real thick . . . cooked

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ASK THE AVERAGE, HEALTHY MAN how he likes his food, and he'll tell you he likes it with lots of good, hearty flavour. He’s easy to please, bless him ... for it’s so easy to give him the flavour he likes—by adding 2 or more MAGGI Chicken Bouillon Cubes to your cooking. For instance, adding. Maggi Chicken Bouillon Cubes to rice, vegetables, stews, sauces, gravies, and cas- seroles gives them a new and zestful flavour, that subtle gourmet touch. Ask your grocer—for Maggi Chicken Bouillon Cubes in the yellow and red package and your man will think you're the best coek in town! Magic Maggi!

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RESERVED! ... THAT'S THE SPACE on my kitchen shelf

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| that’s always occupied by the famous brizht i

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BAN

BY THE REGIMENT BAND OF THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND REGIMENT

THROUGH THE KIND PERMISSION OF

LT.-COL. J. A. MACDONALD, E.D. COMMANDING OFFICER”

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

LT. CHARLES E. MACGREGOR, C.D. MUSICAL DIRECTOR

MONTAGUE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Thursday, October 29th; 1959 at 8.30°P.M.

Under The Distinguished Patronage of

MAJOR HON. JUDGE

D CONCERT

“RCAC,

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J. S. DesROCHES, ED., AND MRS. Des-

_AND MRS. YEO.

RIVER |_

MONEY SAVING VALUES IN OUR

88° SALE

OAKLEAF CHOICE CREAM STYLE

CORN

THANK YOU BRAND FANCY

APPLE JUICE 3 «- 88°

HENLEY CHOICE QUALITY

Tomato JUICE 7 =~»

SWIFT'S LUNCHEON MEAT

20 oz. tins

12 oz. tins

HAPPY VALE, NEW PACK STANDARD ~

GREEN PEAS 6 «=~

(00% GUARANTEED M

“EXTRA SPECIAL" GUARANTEED TO PLEASE ¢ CUT FROM CHOICE ISLAND STEER :

BLADE =» AQ ROAST ="

SHORT RIB ROAST

GROUND HOURLY 85% LEAN GOLDEN BROWN

Hamburg 2" 89¢ smoied Fillets 29c

8

C LB.

OUR GUARANTEE

PLANNING A PARTY IS’ HALF THE FUN “és

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t DOMINION A

PARTY FOODS & TRICK or TREATS

BEDARD & DONALDSON HALLOWE'EN

KISSES 2 wasn

CRISP, FRESH SHELL

PEANUTS 210m

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department, you'll find a won-

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Ginger Ale 2." 39¢ Potato Chips ven 208 CHRISTIES CHIPPER LIBBY’S SWEET CRISP

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EATING. ¢ APPLES

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ORANGES

COOL CRISP EMPEROR

GRAPES

FOR YOUR HALLOWE'EN PARTY

Pumpkin ANY SIZE LB. Ac

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size 163’s

WILLET PITTED SAIR

DATES

2 Ibs.

All merchandise sold at your Dominion Store is guaranteed to give you 100% satisfaction.

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OMINION

155 QUEEN ST. CHARLOTTETOWN

21 Ib.

PLASTIC CONTAINER

87°

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OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9.30 P.M.

WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS ~

HEALTH BRAND RED RIPE

Tomatoes bere 29 Contes, MUSIC BARGAIN!

TTI TACIT SOF WH TGH MUSIC LIBRARY

VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1959.

NEW DOMESTIC—8c OFF

SHORTENING

RECORD NO..1

FOR ONLY

a9¢

RECORDS 2 to 16 only $1.59 EA.

COMPARABLE TO RECORDS SELLING FOR $3.98 OR MORE

RECORD NO. 3 NOW ON SALE >

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