1E5 Egg”

hospitality of ' for singing his powers -- tion. He w project for I community. Bay Fortune the choir and. a void w l ' til . .

Mass.; -.-- - at home: . Mrs. 1 C Bay: (Flor Charlotteto children. W 5 brothers

during w A sang. "l' -' More." Mr. W Very Hymns s Hills." " Pallbe MacLum MacKinn Preston : hand. church

rmuow , Wife a H srasv: W

John, Mccsug SHOK - V Audrey WBEA . Leroy ' Grsndc Day " lnez a -. Elsie - Alex ,6 cl .. SPRAY:

Minnie

Gladys , Etta .. Janie a

-2 , Mass.

.2 ;.:?n..."'tv

5

:0: .. Eris: oi

11" Emily Norton and family. Ann-n

rd Towns- M.-, in t&

amily. 'Dop- Alfred and Julia Kelly. Charlotte-

Maclvns-. Mrs. Leroy Doiroa and Shirley. I a. Penn. Rosella and Helen Mcisaac. Soun-

niulu, Mrs. Dingwell. ' VII. !'orts- Virginia Coffin. Boston

Mont-

uarlottetowl.

Aoonemnear urortuaa

no mlridp." .- . Miliu. Karylon Stewart. Tomato. 4 - Mar and

Penn. Christina and . Sharon. Montague.

-. jg .

Matia- ltay Maelaod ..-.Aaa- llsiaudwalter Bownsss.Bedr

town. P.B.l. , Mr. and Mrs. Bex Dawson, North Tryon, P.I.I.

A The Eastern

6'uardiaIt .

TCLIAIMNCI .sss.s: .MaePher- son's Lattice wear. January 1861.

sJANUAIY clearance sale at

son, North Wiltshire. P.l.I. .

Mr. and Mrs. Baden Balderson.

Daniel and Dot White, Montfoll.

Dr. and Irene Kssanor. Sourls. P. tls Jo-Anna Dress Shop. Jel- I. i ' .

' mm Mn 10 tn n , v.r.u . B” 0 ' Ladltr Auxiliary. sans: rams - Monday. Jan

Choir. Charlotte nary 15- I-It W I-le- 3!" mm, . money. Think fast. AJ'. Campbell, Trinity Church 1. C. P. (I. Group. Montague.

Charlottetown. ' Rev.P anld Mrs. Bell. Kingsboro. .E. . Zelma Doiron. ,Southport. P.E.i. Fannie and Martha Thompson ' Montn ' ” 1

ANGLICAN SERVICE At Sourls. sandy January 15th., at 11 a.m. There will be a Celebration of the ,Hoiy Communion with Sermon in the United Church Hall. Main St. souris. Reverend W. G. Hogg is charge.

De ' Family, Rollo .r. vezrnlu 3., TEE PBESBYTEIIIAN Church

Reggie land Sadie Coffin. Char in Canada. Services Sunday, Jan-

lottetown. P.E.I. nary 15. Cardigan Divine Worship Rhoda and John McDonald. All 1i.00.a.m.; Lorne Valley afternoon aandsle. PJJ.

Vera and George McDonald Kingsboro. P. E.-I. Jennie and Weldon Camvlitn rl

lug service. 7.30 p.m.; Monte Sunday School 10.00 a.m. A cord ial welcome for all. Rev. D.A. Campbell Minister.

DIJNDAS - ANNANDALE Unl- ted Church of Canada Circuit, Sun- day. Jan. 15th. S.A. Constance. Pastor. Annandale. Morning Wor- ship 11.00 a.m.. Chorus for children Dundas. Service 2.30 P.M. Subject What is Conversion. At close of Service Chorus for Children.

HAS ARM BORKEN - John Bell, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bell, Montague, received a broken arm while playing at his home yesterday. The young lad was taken to the King's County Hos- pital where the arm was set in a cast after which he was retunred home where he is convalesclng.

FUNERAL SERVICE - The flin- ersl of the late Harry Lawson Reid. Vernon River formerly of Peter's Road. who passed away at the P. E. 1 Hospital on Tuesday, was held yesterday from the home of his sister, Mrs. Gordon Lea. Ver- non River. with a short service at the home at 1:00 p.m.. follow- ed by service in Peter's Road Church at 2:30 p.m.. conducted by the Rev. J. M. Sheen, Vernon, also officiating at the grave, assisted by the Rev. M. C. Currie. Peter's Road. Flower bearers were Clin- ton MsdLean. Malcolm Stewart. Gordon MacDonald. Lyle Benton. Guy Reid, Edward Johnston. Geor- ge Johnston, Francis Butler. The pail hearers were Edward Jenkins, Gerald Johnston. Edgar Vanider- stine, Vic MacLenn. Victor Wilson. Herbert Enman. interment was in the church cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. The deceas- ed was in his 30th year and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Gor- don Lea and Mrs. Ralph Lea.

both of Vernon River.

CHURCH OF CHRIST 'l1u' Lord's Day. Jan. 15. Montague. 10.00 a.m. Bible School for all ages 11.00 a.m.. The Lord's Supper and Preaching of the Word. Murray River: 10.00 a.m. Bible School. 11.00 a.m. The Lords supper. Murray Harbour: 0.00 p.m. Bible School and the Lord's Supper. Combined Evangelistic Service at the Murray Harbour church at Christ at 7.30 p.m. Gospel singing and Christ-exalting preaching. You are warmly welcomed to all these services. Kenneth T. Norris. even eist.

Service 2.30 p.m.: Montague etgaq

Matilda Dingwell. Annandalm

daie. P.E.1.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phllllill Charlottetown.

Ray and Edith Townshend, Bede

ue. lsabgli and Adrian Decker. Sum- - mersids. Dorothy Conahon. Fortune. Hazel Mcllwen. St. Peters. I Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burke. - Toronto. Mr. cnd Mrs. Robert Acorn. Dull- dee. - Joyce stead, Howe Bay. Pearl and Lorne Dlngwell. BI! Fortune. P.E.l. ' Ida Wood. Rollo Bay. Fred and Bessie Aitken. Fortune. Wesley and Bertha Dinzwell. For- tune Bridge. Lorna Weeks. Charlottetown. Bus and Lulila Weeks, Charlotte- town. and Mrs. Edwin Lavie. Sonris. Helena Robertson. Fortune. Mr. and, Mrs. Major Young. Kings-

boro. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Young. Kingsboro. Jimmy and Catherine Hicken- bottham. Charlottetown. Mary and Ray Burks, Dundas. Polly and Sam Scott. Souris. Bernice McDonald. Souris. Aubrrey, Jackiet and Sadie Aitlren.

ortuna.

' Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon, Char- lottetolvls.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Burke. For-

a.

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McDonald. Annandale.

Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart. Charlotte

, town Mr. and Mrs. Tom Power. East Royalty. Arthur and Winnie Dixon, tu

as. . Fredd.and Angus Swallow. Annals

Jean Mcltay. Chafottetown. Harvey and Daisy Aitken. Fu- tu

ne. Mrs. Clinton McDonald, Boatoa. Cassie Anderson, Boston.

Annie and Keith Mcliensie.

Souris.

Ruth Dixon. Fortune.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Banks. Annab- dale.

Marion Ken n edy. Cambridge. M

ass. it-'i-ahtces Klckham. 'Souris. " Temple Whalen. Charlottetown.

For-

Personals

Mrs. Horace Fraser. Montague. is a patient in the P. E. I. Hos- pital. Her many friends wish her a speedy return to health.

Klngsboro.

Gus and Martha Dean. Boston. Bertha and Joe Trowsdsle.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Burke and

Alison, Toronto.

Virginia and Joe Gallant. Char- lottetown.

Joan and Peggy Hughes. Char-

wn. Betty and George Christensen, Rollo Bay.

Mrs. George Thompson, Monta-

town. Rollo Bay West. W. 1.

st. Charles

s.

Marie McDonald. Souris, P.E.I.

Alice Oswell, Quincy. Mass.

uen;ryEr:muy. Stanley snap.

Alice and John. was Pond.

Boy and Dan Banks. Mattspan. Mass. W

Roddie and Elsie Kidsoo. East Bstti

c. Francis. Calgary. Al- gue. ta. Claud. Joyce. Annie MacKenate,

I Mary and Stanley Burke. Fortune. Fortune. , Fortune Irene Mcltensis. Fortune. inn and Berton Gosbee. Char- Howlan and Mary Mullaliy. Souri town. . , is. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick. Bernice and Alex McFas'lane. An- Charlottetown. nandals. Catherine and Thomas Lowther. Genetic and Gordon Bevan. Char- New Dominion.

lottetown. Glaug:-and Mildred Delaney. Al-

ny. . Earl and Janette Johnston. Fu-

imun ndfiiy.St.' ”".'.'3...u.3?”' ""'

Roma Chlng. Toronto.

Bach and Marjorie McGaugh. Bear River.

Audrey Robertson. Kingsboro. 0' Mr. and Mrs. Frances Jenkins. Annandale.

Marie MacDonald, Montreal. Mrs; Frank Keys, Souria.

Miss Mary Chalsson. Montreal. Imelda Chalsson, Montreal. Kenneth Klltey. Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. James, Dundas Bear River louth W. 1.

(Mill! OF TIIIIIKS

The family of the late Andrei Paton wish to express sincere thanks to all who sent flowers.

Leon Johnstoae.

I. . 0

If ":1 not as in r I sass. W Iv was Mrs. Angus Msthason. Charlotte-

town. . Charlottetown.

ous. caxdaannznaaaasesoilsmpsths -I h'.aIdrlIrs.loyIlacLsaa.Sour- and the kind neighbors who in . h.s .manyways cbiagth& A.;kOudn-iv-PhIlh-&u'&.recsnisadhtu

41 "saunas as am. 3

FREE CHURCH at Scotland. Services Sabbath 15th. Murray River. 11.tll h.m. and 7.00 p.m. Belle River, 8.00 pm. Rev. J. Weir Campbell. Minister. -

GEORGETOWN P A S '1' 0B A I. Charge. United Church of Canada Services for Jan. 15th. ll.ill a.sss Milltown Cross; 3.30 r.r,n- Sturson. 7.00 .m. Gcurgetown. Rev. A. Paterson. Minister. -

MURRAY HARBOUR --Murrlv River United Church Pastoral Charge Services Sunday, J uary, 15. Murray Harbour 11.00 a.m.: Little Sands 3.00 pm. Murray River 7.00 pm. Minister Rev. L. S. Woolfrey.

Uurren. nsrrlsr Churches'. Montague Charge. Sunday Jan 15th Sturgeon 11.00 a.m.; Murray River 3.00 mm. Montague Sunday School 0.45 a.m. Preaching Service 7.3! p.m. With song Service at 7.15. Ordinance of Lords Supper at clise of evening Service. Rev. R.M. Rogerson, Minister.

THE MONTAGUE ' Pastoral Charge. The United Church of Canada. Rev. J.M. Fraser. Min- ister. Sunday, Jan. 15. Lower Mon- tague: 9.45 a.m. Morning Service and Sunday School. Montague; 10.00 s.m.. Sunday School: LN s.m.. Morning Service and Junior Sunday School. 1.30 p.In..

Band; 7.30 p.m., Evening Service with Trinity men's Choir. ”The Letter to the Second -of the Seven Churches". A hearty-welcome to all. The annual -Church Me"lnd. in Trinity Church. Wednesday. Jan 18. at 3.00 p.m. Welcome.

POPULAR PROJECT

HUCKNALL. England 4CP) - School pupils in this Nottingham- shire town plan an exchange of paintings with students in Can- ada. Japan, Singapore and on the continent.

W. Sldeni of Rollo Bay was fined Q and costs under the Temperance

. . ... I-sane -i

yin

-s

.....Frid-v.-Jan-9:156 39- P-so 5:.

:";:ufi:"" lOlficial Visitation Made s To Montague Hillside Lodge,

ANCIENT SPECIMEN BIRMINGHAM, England icp)

silized pans of an lchthyosaurua classed 140,000,000 years old. They hope to be able to construct the -E19011! It the city museum arelstomach "to find out what it

A resident of Little Harbor nas- er three charges of destroying it

'l1sa regular meeting of Hillside tion of 25-year Jewels to James

Petty pleaded in t harp b fitting to . 2- mm nor gumy it: hit. :h'::ec'. Tb gilt. sh;:llgm(l1:1 g)!'etwE;z:)r'r:IenadtGlen MncLaren. Brush: usy Bether i-he fos ate. 9dn”d . T 51 -- tzlgaflns was set down for Jqnuaw tt'jh.?kyM6ug.hl:::letlrl:8a.n:hg: W-Ei'l.'ie the iewel: if ghentwo iii-othetiis and T D Two I id t ' . - . rislwas assxse y usse Ma eson. O

...... ...3”.::.i.:...5?.'.:"..”..': :r.".':.':-:';.'- :3.;..?-..2 .2:-..T'.::..":;.):'1:.':..".;"r..:" AND 5ATURDAY Act. A re ” l of Chepston. fined Grand Master, Wylie Gorveatt, ier for the jewels . .

310- and costs for defective brahea. Amherst? N. S He was ccompani- Ros H thanked the bno- Shh

' s ' . . . .

..:.r:;:r:::'.::.:::.::.::v.:: .'3.?..?...lt.&'Mli..3:::?'..”8l2:: zzsr.:::;::i:.:.::P:.".:.:.l:':a:.': f.?::::::.Y"”"” W5 W from the sky 1" a "W a Public pi e , A x lottetown. . d -k d an r ' - ' .

pom, wasaffned ';;d':;d”'cg The known: omcers were I-lhflfe fgmfming ggacfafd "PP"'””' ' the mighty Tarzan battle single-handed a. man-eating under the Temperance Act. A fg. stalled by the Grand Mas!erI-- N.l After the lodge closed the visitors crocodile!

G. Ellery Shaw; Mnu-: rec. secy.. Douglas Mac--lunch with Ross Hamilton favor- Act. Laren: fin. secy.. Jams Dewar; ing the members with selectlonsoa treasurer. Cyrus Shaw: Chaplain,.tl1e piano.

William Hicken: P. N. 0., Rossl,

V. G. l-lonieruand members sat down to a hearty

' the wild elephant horde stampede to Ta11an'5 gang of Death!

' the treacherous quicksand River

osonorrowu

The m3H.V friends throughout Kinds County or Mr. Archie Wight are pleased to hear that he has re- turned to his home from the clay- lottetown Hospital where he llll been a patient for the past few weeks.

Mr. Cullcn I);-Lory, a memha of the faculty of St. Dunstan's cu. lege. returned to the college on Tuesday. Jan. 10th to resume his teaching duties, after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. .1. DeLory.

Miss Sheila Scully, Miss Mary Lou Henry and Miss Barbara Mc- Quillan, all of whom spent the Christmas and New Year's.lmli- days at there homes here. left on, Monday, Jan. 9th, to resume thdr'j studies at Noire Dame Academy in Charlottetown.

Miss Hclcn Marlell, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mn. William S. Martcll. left recently to resume her studies at Prince of Wales Colllege. -

Mr. Frank Mac-Loan was a busi- ness visitor to Charlottetown on Monday. January 9th.

Miss Bernice DcL0ry. left on Tuesday to rcsllmc her studies at

. EXTRA! NEWS - SERIAL MATINEE AT 3; EVENING SHOWS 5-7-9 SATURDAY MATINEES AT 1 AND 3

CAPITOLE.

MIDNIGHT SHOW '

,-- l

"MAlRil.OlN URANDO" THE STA.R OF THE YEAR IN A NEW DRAMATIC HIT!

Hamilton. After the installation Brother tloned the need of the principles 7- IMH- tiered the Grand Master. Another We-Si l('0"M0Dl38ll9 N0- 1 V3- Easl ice-- Montague No. I. vs. at St. Dunntans College. AC lcharlottetownr No. 4. THEATRE Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

The Grand Master was assistedl cu,-Iing

Gorveatt gave a lengthy address

of the order in every day nvj..,;, East ice--Montague No. 1 vs. pleasing event was the presonta- Charlottetown No. 2.

in Georgetown, leftT7on Tuesday ;Cl1arl0ltelown No. 3.

N MONTAGIIE Color - World's greatest adventure story. about a

by' Harry MacGregor and staff. At Montague onlthe work of the order He men-1 A hurry vote of thanks was ten. barlnttctown No. 1. 9 p.m.

Jan. 9th to resume their studies West ice -- Montague No. 4 vs.

FRI - SAT Adm. 40 - 35 Incld Prov. Gov. A. Tax

sole survivor of shipwreck on an unknown island.

TARTS

phy, and Gerald F. Murphy, who. spent the holidays at their lsosssssl

s. D '. ' . - - - r

s;ent”:'.f:”.':(;i ::?";n:';:1"l: See Crusoe fight lonclmcss and fear helped by his AT

Georgetown. man Friday when attacked by pirates. 11,30 M. B9”""d w”'5h- G""”'d 9- M'"". I Also News and Cartoon H ' E

3 New Ramblers

TORONTO. (hi. Huh Moron of Canada today announces the I lI1lI'0dllCll0n of the 1950 line of Double-Safe. All-Welded Nash fami automobiles. Feature car of the Styl line is the all-new. Saleiy-Styled Nash Rambler. Completely new from road to roof. this at nideent automobile is svailsbls In Ihrre stunning models . . . a four-door sedan. s tour-door station in on. -and. for the first time from Nss .s

its Deen

j"KingSize”Inside, alt", ;-Rambler Size I-'Outs'ide

Jlihough the 1956 Nash Rambler )1 nukes ils app-arsnu with a lIFii'.J

liiing-Sizs interior, it malmams IV lrompaet and msnoeurerable outsul

ldeal n. in mop with this mm. .5 sdous interim. the '56 Nash. lljambler features greater all-roundl visibility. with a huge wrap-around ' l and rear window. The .n4-vi Rambler King-Slse interior in Imhsncsd by gorgeous color-km ,. interior trim and upholsten I colours and designs that will .' don the heart oi every motor;

7New Rambler ' lPower. Larger?” IBrakes

J Il'.?n.l.'.5l. T-.5i'2..S.f'nfy' yell:

,nn-eat. most admneed 0 rylin. vn ine. it is the Typhoon overlu I

vs vs. 1'20 HP. high eomprer

engine. imurins four ring. slv hum pistons . . . L'nMo-Jet da. . watery

ignition . . and a full lubrication sy-slam. Although I new engine repmrnux new In it maintains Rambler": vtello liol

. economy of operation. And. in in l with this new power. m

,Construc-lion

1 x M” llnliks nu old-lssmoned method of W, 'nmpLx' bolting s char-.-i-. items and '"'.'i body together. as Ill other male". '.' ,Nash gives vou s rsnlhat one Cl valid. uvld slut mm. Doubt-. 1 lsm. All-Welded oonslnsetlon II lrecognlud as the world's safest snr I.-Irongest. Why donil they all up in its simpl a matter of dolls 3' land cents. on Nash had L-. foresight to switch. in 1940. it to; iorty million dollars. i. would involve a hsuve in the hundreds of million! of dolIsrs' liq-cause Nash has always loolutl It be MIN. Nash ran r-tier you use vnrld's retest ear con-reunion. in- '-adoiaur bold xnvgiher vithlt 'flsllVIb' few mm and en, Nut. ,'-,

yourdfimily the. Iuxurhiotl eosaigt you expect on y in l a very - esl priced can. And. for as me W

. . 1 : icnrlr-rs. Thur (I-ml:-rs hars .li four-door Hardtop. Every, sll-new travel, the so Rambler 4- .. . 1'0." ,m9:ifl.,,,......,, .. .1... .......1.... alnli lllz. Nash Rambler iesturen a kins-Size Sedan features a lsr. for N -. Jo": and "mnw .3” .m.L.,w lid” : interior. with more head. shoulder. trunk. with ample room )1” . . p,;,.,,.1,,.,,,,h,. ,,.,,,,,., ,(.cuW

W and leg room than aver before. luggage. s - -

gotazautsugdlng iehakt;urail'is -”. ( g

In x t s as n 0! - v,- -- Areh. a massive steel bar section Nash . "mpeh that arches us: arid over the rear .g i mm and "M bun": . , seat. on on e t rntes m-er- - - . 1 ' M” p.';:,"" v,o'”-mo" W" Seat Yes, its a row-Door Hedfapl . V: are oi the wrap avou wmd 1" "W ""”"”w't What,-A No centre Post! Most baastifvf ear 5 IM m.:hd"a:

nd -

ng Ra

gives you 50'; Ink:-r. salt-r oral.

and Ir der trout and rear treads y ygrsslsr mad stslnlny. l . iNash Double-Safe. ,All-Welded !

Th

NashMotorsolCausdaPsasenls - --

nu wonurs uswrsr sun ssnsr cans

E chsrsrte bedroom with you wherever you a ' KN l The KS6 Rambler of the automobile. is. 1056go”.andhmryougninthqall-new ash Reclimgg won ssh Rambler. the Inner "ehsrae- fety-Styled Ram In for 56. ashst. not R v Feud ' - 4..Do0r Isv slsrnsst"is the -hack res eats 159 new a.yi'mg adords inma.-wd eat ' e'5 . an In ,-rchi over around 0-9 . . vision that is may remarkable. and - , -. Den ed and built tor the average" d5'kM' mm T” w "M Here 5 Another 'hat do you zio in siriinsss. luau. 60 h a a a DC”? It ll 50!! dembnsfratcd by lo..k;..glTl.e oxtrr-nlrvlr simple rm tandem fl? the all-new Nash Safuy- "1-”""d ”" NW Finds are P , ,, md lo” dim”, "mm. "uh, ' forward through the back-Ilglu. bl-sud mun vho wept in man -'n-m-m --nmsa-- .. '.;'.'.'''"... "r."1.'."'"..: Rambler F-rat 1;;--n u-2 v- m we -u ---w m -r- M '.'..':fl'&' ""''-:.-"'".""'W''”' I:'.”.:'. -79.11 3:-t:.;'”r.'. :";".J..":t - t , ' l . . P9"HI IHK KISF IITIS in H H y A e":i'.l:l'"ir? :..sl3.l3:'l'oa-lmvoaan ':..','l,'l"J,.,'”,'L',"g',;,t,”,' .,'f,..f' '"'.',.',i: The'56Salety-Styled Nash Ramblr-r :I(h.gllc.( "1'(..ll'5: ml: v'erys-mm-in Bti".W” l ".l”"'d ” '1'-” ””””'”'lm'"..lh" ."")f" 1"” 3' "'7 d""' me your family unbeata& safety. M ,., .g ..,.,”.,f; has headlights centred in the grill:-. in who '56 Nuh. lI,von so tired on lsolll lldu " '-lfolrl3'l1k".-:'3.llLLl.Fil bark-l'inhT ”'llhi-"'I)i'r'-zru "-13:33!

Call Ride givss you and

for increased safety whorl drivinglu lr-us trip. you Wnplv all your : mm ,.;.)m ind in 10;, Sgtpu-U.-out hack to one of Ava restful .55.; in xiurflposilnoiul Aurluserhhtecilmn

.7 gt .1 May a continuous in di -um. .3... ,";”ojl5-'3ffl.-ul.1..x.... who n...-in enc"z5..uan

. . . V.-,.,...g ....'.,d,.ol sxilo panrls. rear pullswavqi mart

:u.mI- are correc- to prcwm -w-vr-rides. ,

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"M the lowest pike held

ul Tire M mm-.li um gagg- r on . mmlrls an

M1 the oxen;-Hon 01--

W or Stall ll

pr.-wit Nash Raasblux Jur". 'hv- m-w station nn aliuplrilmn of the four vvian l'hr n-oi panel is. .;.pn-wuanrlv l mrh and-lit mi ..- m :I.. pr--wnl us on. .1 an an ard r-ur -umlvw rolls 1. - rm Ilw.r "n ”lll'ill- .. .,.,.1 uplu-r 2 .:. Tm

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vr Tho m-Imm--n nlruk -re .nl-n new

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