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MQNDAY. Store Closes at 5.30 p.m. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY opgn till 9 p.m. in the evenings pmpAY, Christmas Eve. Close 5.30 p.m. 5ATURDAY. Christmas Day. Closed. MQNDAY, Boxing Day. Closed.

Open For Business As Usual TUESDAY. DEC. 28th.

PROWSEIBROS. LTD.

Wedding Anniversary

The friends and‘ neighbours o! Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Croaanan. Westmoreland, gathered at their home on October 1st, to celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary. When all had assembled, Mr. B. J. 'I'rowsdale acting as chairman. called on Mr. Verne: Moore who- read an appropriate address and called on Mrs. Wrixon Moore and Mr. Aeneas Matters who made pres- entations of an aim chair and rocker, blanket and a sum oi money.

Their son Edgar made a prescri- tatlon 0n behalt of the family. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies present. and ailter wishing Mr. and Mrs. Crossman many more years oi health and happiness all departed to their hc-mes.

Following ls the address:

To Mr. and Mrs. Dan Crossman.

"We, your friends and neighbours oi Westmoreland and Inkerman School districts have assembled here this evening for the purpose of tendering you, Mr. Crossinan and your amiable partner Mrs. Cross- man our sincere and hearty con- gratulations on having passed your ﬁfty-fourth anniversary o! your marriage.

life oi‘ any married couple. en event. that takes place only on rare occasions and we all feel that you and your devote-d partner must realize that you Ituvc been blessed in u very special manner by "The Supreme ituler of the Universe." At. this time uc would like to try to express our_ appreciation the many ncts of kindness you have shown to those in need. always thinking oi‘ thc aielﬁu-p of others

JOHN i..u.. warns. VALLEY, curs-- vbqr-"éﬂrIii-zm torn WEDDING M ANNIVERSARY

and Benjamin anti well, sLstc-r itlltI brothers of Mrs Wccks Anti .\irs. licrinus Myers Carleton Siding, and Mrs. umln CHISlXPII. f-‘rctlerictuii, Rev. ES. Wecks, Weeks. Fredericton, sisters brothers oi the groom.

After a sumptuous

o“ ,Pt;;°."“ii'. i}‘°‘.i..”.2i'. ﬂﬁilil L“ listen.“ liovtard Weeks. and mplws-“vett daughter oi the w“ firs; Crnsweil 811d 511°“ also“ gram-ell, were united in the hon bonus oi uiatritnony. The 0!-

Iiirn minister W35 the 1M9 bu,‘ Hjnrv plgygcg assisted by M] E5 yvceks. brother of I-hﬁ ML ' The bridesmaid was Miss ﬂow?‘ weeks sister of the groom ﬂux“: pititvi-tlﬁiflllﬂ "was Mr. Ben- wnm Crnsuull. brother 0i U19

repast.

as chairman. Hc marks recalling cvcnts 0i forty

a carefully prepared address

llarry 01-h:-

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and Bctlcquc, Hebcr and

the gathering assembled in the living room and Rev. ES. Weeks acted made a few re-

ycars ago. Mrs. Milton Weeks read in which reierciicc was made to the high csterni in which tllc IioIlOFﬂI couple are hold Ill the commun-

and giving a helping hand or Spvtiklllg a ccnniorting word when- ‘ ever ilicrc was nccd or such.

Mr. and Mrs. Crossman you have set hig-h ideals and it is up to us to strlvc to reach such ideals. Your worrl was always as good as your bond and in your quiet way you have won the admiration oi’ old and young alike.

We are glad to find that each of you are enjoying good lieatlh and are capable o! carrying on to u certain extent your usual manner oi living oi which you have made a wonderful success. So we come to the conclusion that you have been blcssod iii health blessed in your fuirnily and in return we consider we have been blessed by having

.- - - li.. ii e ionic ll(I the church. YQ" R5 I‘ "lend and llelilllbvltf- tine. ran» I>H<""‘”"d angiirgrogzlif- Bevnntitui ‘gills Ilen- prcseiiieil by w“ “'°“I" “k -"°“ w “mm the" mm are 110W M" mm 5' the family and relatives. Mr. gms not rm‘ “M” value but *5 l

"QIIIH-Cltllikglsutitmriage forty Yell“ A m; young couple took ul) "s" m‘ 1, Plpagant Valley where, wnihﬂftvnnd good management. they have built up B ﬁne home‘ with them on this interesting oc- giion were their dauilhbﬁfsi M" Charles Woodsiilc, Clinton; MP5- weu MavNCIII. billion; Mrs. Mil- p. Weeks, l-llliotis, mid their W" liiilton at. lmuic. Also PTQSFYI‘ “'35 Mrs. Ncil hiutliesoil, sPYlnlﬂcldi

congenial.

and grand-children, sisters and brothers and friends. He

those present for their kind re-

menibraiices. The cnjoynhlc K11111- ering was brought to a close with prayer by the clinirniiiii.

Looking for a Christmas . . . See our line of Auto

to Defrosters the car owner would like.

receiving. Stop in today make your selection.

ELECTRIC CLOCKS *

REAR View MIRRORS

SEAT COVERS

Week; in replying [or Iiimscli and his bride, reicrrctl to the fact that their married litc had been 111051 TIIIS occasion brought joy and gladiicss to than as they were surrounded by their children

thanked

GAR OWNERS

cessories . . . everything from Chains to Fog-Lights. Heaters . . Just what

something he wouldn't think of

F. R. McLAINE

slight token of our esteem,

Our sincere wish ls that you may botii bc spared to celebrate your diamond anniversary and we may then have the plcasure of coming to Your home and spending a social evelllng With you. May health,

you in your remaining years and may God blcss you and yours.

| Signed on behnli of your Friends I and Neighbours.

IBig Reclamation Project Planned In Saskatchewan

By AltCll DIiicKENZIE

REGINA, Dct‘. l9 -— (CF) — A ovhopping piece or conservation, reclamation and development will be in store for Saskatchewan's far-flung farm lands Agriculture Department plans through.

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government, a program-i to improve the Province‘: main natural resource has been disclos-

ed by Department officials. It may cost $1,000,000 mutually. The project would bolster the

Dominion-sponsored Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act which in the last l0 years has spent well over 520000.000 on the Prairies in re- grossing land, constructing mm- munity pastures and establishing

dams for farmers. Experimental work in combin- " taiiﬁ€ﬁ

Gift Ac--

We are aware that this is a vcry auspicious event in the

ior '

Ilappiliess and prosperity go with I

it present‘. i‘

i .- Pentling approval by the C.C.F.. ! ' ‘ designed l

‘me ooanoiaN.

onu welL

too small for IKE-RA.

are. Draining o:

also has tion. A well-worked surface

Christmas.

lng irrigation, pasture construction and soil control has been carried

The proposed Saskatchewan plan takes in other aspects pertinent to ‘fuming, including conservation and other land work considered

Agriculture Minster LO. Nollet said this week that estimate: of the Department are being prepar- ed now. While it is not definite what the new branch may be 5p. prupriated it approved, $1,000,000 a year in considered g, llkelvy fig-

Northern Saskat- chewan land has been given by Mr. Nollet as an example o! work possible. Reclamation o! lend in various sections of the Province been under considera-

imperv- ious to hardening and subsequent

CHARI-PEETOWN

run-oi! of vital water might be provided, for 600.0%) ecrea in Southeastern Saskatchewan alone. FIHDGTB themselves often are un- able to undertake the work.

The Province already has an ex- tended system o! well-trahied ag- ricultural representatives, together with six - man agricultural eom- mittees in $6 o! the 302 mun- icipalities. On these, the advance- ment o! small irrigation and con- servation schemes will depend.

An estimated 100,000 acres in the Province are in varying de- grees or Ilflgltlull. while a rurther 1000.000 acres are undergoing small individual development.

CARPET FROM STOCKINGS

ILMCHWORTH, Hertfordshire, England, Dec. 19 ¢- (OP) - A stair carpet was made fro_m 1.000 stockings by a housewife here.

SHOP

Silent Night’

Silent night. holy night,

All is calm. all is bright;

Round yon Virgin Mother Cbil

Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace.

Silent night, holy night. Shepherds pray at the sight;

Heav’nly hosts sing Alleluia, Christ the Saviour is born. Christ the Saviour is born.

Silent night, holy night, God on high, love's pure light: Radiant beams face.

Jesus Lord at Thy birth, Jesus Lord at Thy birth.

HERE

Holy Infant, so tender and mild.

Glories stream from heaven afar,

from Thy holy

With the dawn of redeeming grace.

In order that our staff may enioy a 900s! CIIFI-Slmﬂi Holiday our store will close Christmas Eve at 6 o'clock and remain closed all day Monday. BOXIIIIJ Duy. DW- Z7-

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Additional ream Service Po no Io '

An additional train lerviee la being operated. daily except lun- tiay, between the mainland and Prince Edward Inland during lie Christmas holiday season. ' 4 , Sackville. Train No. 42. ll U100 p.m. and arriving Charlottetown 10:30 p.111. (Summeraldo 10:16 p.m.)

and

In the opposite direction. Train Ne. 41 will leave Charlottetown at 10:80 mm. (Summeraide 10:80 l.m.). arriving Sackviile 8:66 pm. where connection can he made with trains east and west-bound.

Thin aervioe will continue in effect up u and including Mom tiny, January 3.

CANADIAN NATIONAL IiAILWAYS

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Australian

Crushed

Pineapple 20 oz. Tin

37c

Glanwood Fruit _ Cocktail 20 oz. Tin

Aylmer Tomato Juice

20 oz. Tin I3:

2 for 25c

Xmas Dessert

JELLO 3 pkgs. 25c

SUNKIST 344 COUNT

CHOICE

Firm Ripe

TURKEYS. GEESE. CHICKENS and DUCKS BUY BY GRADE — BUY WITH CONFIDENCE

iFruits and Vegetables For Christmas

ORANGES. Doz. 25c; 4doz. . . . . . . 95c

GRAPES. lb. 17c; 2Ibs...................33c cetrnv HEAD

_ 23c Head

Eoustrss ISLAND

ICING

I00 Foot Roll

WAX PAPER .. .. 35c] HONEY. I Ibl pkq- 35¢

HEINZ TOMATO

CHICKEN. 7 oz. tin . . . . 55c

SUGAR. I lb. pkg.

y atlas" 1 LEMON 1 ISLAND

i SHIRRIFFS

KETCHUP. ‘l3 oz. bot. . 27c 1 PIE FILLING. pkg. . . . .

MARVENS

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I/zlllaltint..........3Ic

IMcCREADY'S SWEET MUSTARD

PICKLES. 24 oz. PLUM PUDDING. Ilb.each........'

BORDENS EVAPORATED MILK. I6 oz. tin 15c:

AYLMER CHOICE QUALITY

PEAS. 20 oz. tin

ROBIN spasm“ FLOUR. 1 lb. bog 45¢ CA

2for....

Zfor.... l‘ swans

A large variety of Bulk Candy and Box Chocolates in stock. Shop early for a good assortment.

LETTUCE. each . . . . ..

_ I SUNKIST 22o coum TOMATOES. lb. .. 31c IQRANGE; 4°; __ __ 55¢

TABLE RAISINS. 29¢

BLUEBERRIES I6 oz. tin 25c

12¢’ JUlCE.6oz.tin

We have in stock a good assortment of Nuts. Clus-

Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce I5 oz. Tin

31c

.‘

23c

$1,... McCreody/s Chow Chovs‘ 24 oz. Bot.

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i0c .

LEMON

Veribest Bulk TEA I Lb. Bog

ter Raisins. Cocoanut. Mixed Peels and Spices. etc.. for your Christmas cooking.

HEATERS yet * AyImer and DEFROSTERS PEAS and . CARROTS * Z0 oz. Tin _ 2Ic j CAR ROBES _ ! *- K MIRRORS * BATTERIES - PNIINE 224B 2241 Phone B60

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