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.-ADJOURNE earl!!!“ MEET‘ Gallant, Kinkora, will be closed

LI Club III m;Tiignnnxigflflivxondayfiqovember today and Tuesday.

u 7.30 P. M. — nmvoa Ifvauuarr will _ _ L Cu; (m, officially open "The Kinsmen -1130" ("ORA w‘ A_ Christmas Trees" at 7.15 this

icr-comrnul-presen evening in a broadcast over CJRW Jones‘. axing George Hail. Kc-nslng- from the Kinsmen Club meeting cm ‘n i estlm. December 1st. at at the Olympia Restaurant.

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B15 fixluuflg Adult Group. —TRINITY SOCIAL CLUB — 5mm’ ___ ‘Trinity Social Club met in Ep-

w_ A_ _. .Trlnity worth Hall. Summerside. on a A Summerside. met this week Thursday evening with the presi- w‘ h" hm; Mrs. .7. Allie Man-l dent, Mrs. Thomas Palmer. in "_',°“I.‘ 511.» president. Mrs. 3.; the chair. It was derided to serve NIL‘ in inc chair. Splendid‘ a supper to the Sunday School '5’ B?“ road...“ were reported teachers on next Thursday eve- mmwnfl pfcpf,‘ sale of fnnCLuing. The lunch hostesses were "Y" ' ’ iivlrs. a. 1.. Mollison. Mrs. Fratik

“s. MI" __ .. _ {MacKay and Mrs ‘vforrlson. --S. _"ittv.t IN '!'"E 5UP" "m" . ‘WNW . m. Capitol 'I‘hcaire.i —LAD1ES' GUILD RIEETING i». cxcltinz toobii\-.--'riu~ their.’ Guild i»: Summer-

V. . ,. r. vpcciiicular picturi- 03 . Fido Baptist Church licld its wet-k- luunan run-flirt in the Texas Pail- iv meeting on Fnuday cvcnfnz at “male d.....,._._- the 1880s. starring the home of Mrs. Elmer New-son MAM“. Jonas’ Gregory Peck. with Mrs. Clifford Smith and 55...”. (union, and Lionel Borry-‘ Mrs. Roland Gav. joint liosicwey. s‘ Mrs. Bruce Johnston tircsidwi mm‘ _____ Yvhlle the final arrangements were s AIEETING -- Roy made for the annual afternoon

.. m: F012,: \\_ lil the chair for the: ten. sale of home cooking and QZAU-M rmutiirg o1 the Surnmerside. fancy w'ork to he held in the

Yrs “m5 pint; in the L..U.L. lialli church hall on 'I"Il\‘.l‘=(l'rl_\7. Dcccm- on iluusdav cirniirg. lie 38W “"11" '3» ~3l

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lzonum 01109961011" “If- M‘ Lfii —Z\irs. William Caseicjc has rc- Allen rebuffed ‘m m§ “live “give? turned to her home in Kelvin united lillleiilencl’ Pu-“d m‘ L”; Grove after spendin! the past ain. A motion “£15 P555“ m“ B‘ week in Charioitc-ioivn. — Bur. suitable film be procured to‘ oe _ _

shown at Llie Sunday School Christ» _M1-_ and Zilrs. James Simmons mas Tree Concerts of 111i‘ "NW5 Burlington. leave Ihlg itrcl: on a :iiurclies.-S. trip to Boston. hfass. - Bur.

-LE.\G1§E 0F 3153C" TEA — -Mr. John Fletcher. and (taugh- The Ahnllfll 1195B“ °I Nlercy ‘n’ fer. Jane, New Landon. returrzcrl vfinzch was sponsored by the L34‘ n Tuesday afif: a brief irip to zrs‘ Aid of Prince County Hosfil- he United States, where they at- ial. “as lucid on Wednesday Biker‘ tended the funeral of Mr. Piet-

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noon in Epworth Hall. W119" cher‘s late father at Quiru-y, lvfass many useful and beautiful gifts. donated by the members. W"?

Skirt?‘ S’side Kinsmen

and Mrs. R. L. Wiliett. were the I eonveners. The hail was artistic- I h B

ally decorated for the occasion u nzfh evczgreens and red berries. . “bile the lovely bronze and yellow N P t uiiims, centering the tee. table, were donated by Mr. George Wil- liams, florist. Mrs. ffeatn StronB- ~——* president of the Ladies‘ Aid. and The Kinsmen Club of Sum- lilrs. G. A. Boehner. superinten- merside is starting a new protect dent of the Hospital. received the which has as its object. the bring- guests. The display tables were in ing of a happier Christmas to charge of Miss lvfillicent Strong. scme of the tnore tintortunate

Presiding over the tea cups were llirs. M. F. Schurman and Mrs. M. L. Bradshaw. alternating with Ytlrs J C. Simpson and Mrs. Mark Delaney. Mrs. Leslie Simmons re- plrnlshed Assisting in servim:

among the people of the town. His Worship. Mayor J. F‘. Arnett will formally open this work which is known as “The Kinsmen Christ- mas Trees" in a broadcast at 7.15 this evening from the rcgii-

were Mrs. C. H. Stewart. Mrs. T. lar Kinsmen Meeting at the

l-L E. Inman. Mrs. Roy Grant. Olympia Restaurant. This new am, n. 11;, E1113, M", w, y. project will not inaerfere with strong. Mrs. Abel Arlenault. Mrs. the annual ‘rov ltlatinre held 8w“ Alan Holman and Mrs. M. Steele. veer at the Carpiwl Theatre i0 not. wzllaid MacDonald attended collect toys for the two orphan- ihe door. Mrs. Roy Aihearn and MIPS-

Mu; Effie MacKgy played soft The committee in charge of the mush; duflng the gnu-noun _5_ "Kinsmen Christmas Trees" have been in touch with the various clergymen of the town :33, have sup lied names of 250 c en n- lon: ‘with their families who will need some assistance if lthelig Christmas is to be as it siou 2e blahltt will behthe obgleotfofthlihe cu o see a eac o B5B families has a.’ chicken or turkey E on the dinner table at Christmas _ because it is felt that if the more _ -——— fortunate can enjoy these thinfis Th! 5~ 5- Eidsu. n Norwegian they should be shared at this freighter of 4,000 tom. l: due to gpeginl time of “giving? lrrivc in Summerslde today to load The campaign 0pm.; on Dgcgr“- potatoes for ltfacFarlnne Produce be,- 23¢ am; gwq 131-59 (Jhrigtmas Ltd. Slie has been discharging sui- we“ wit} be eractecp one 1n 1-101. phur at Dalhotisic, N. 13.. and was man's Store and one in small- 3:12:73’?! “ti?” ‘he s-“s- mm- man's. Both these firms have pro- ' ue ere some me a o f . bpt got held up in Philadelphia I1}! fflsmtghfij, ”?,'.l‘s“siaitéj°ect°°°il?l ‘h! lflflishoremenh strike. It is ex- an p ph u ' hcted the Eidsu will take about shoppe" may pure use M. CBS m) Carlo“. of 500d potatoes for of clothing and food and leave tgckscnvulelylufldl them at the tree and the club Accormna w {do new regulations will sec that they reach some de- nmouneed from Ottawa lalt week, ‘sewing (“my °n Chrmm“ ma‘ florid; 1| on, o! the "He, (m. Gifts of money will be equally ap- rhlch ghtppm: perm“, Wm be preciated end the money will be ented at, the present "hm so turned into clothing. food or fuel ortunately this shipment will not and delivered on Christmas Eve. he Interfergd with 1n “mg “my, This is the first time that such This ls the last large but; dug he", a campaign has been tried in this fall but Simmons and MacFar- Summer-side and it is hoped that. lane are expecting two smaller it will be successful. -—S. ones. which they intend to load for ——-———:———- Eilllih Carolina. This state ls also Samuel T. Coleridge's reputation wen at the present time. as fur as as a poet hangs chiefly on three ahiPPlflg permits are concerned.-- poems: “The Ancient Mariner" ‘ "Kubla Khan." and "Chrlstabel."

~10. ll. M.- REIIITS A "POSER" FOR YOU

lhmlt is common knowledge that‘ Santa drivos a magnificent sleigh. ho": “m! "W! for good glrle and boys. . . The sleigh ls pulled by b "' N0- oxen - No.3 tractor -- No . . . Santa's sleigh In pulled Nzgigillflkf 0f REINDEER lllfl they III have NAMES! “RITE THE Jungian 0F REINDEER AND THE NAMES 0F If 0F THEM ON TIIIC ‘IN TH 0F THIS STORE NEwS-JIRING IT IN T0 THE CASHIER ‘.3 n. E GROCERY DEPARTMENT. If you have the correct number anti ‘mung’? "10 will rive you e can of Aylmer mtsn STEW-tha "ready a u‘ - f" only HALF rmon. Aylm-w" lrlsh Stew regularly sells for 3.0mm‘ E "ll - - . For thlnrweek on‘; ~'lth n copy of THIS Store

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Rev. W. L. Mercer Special Speaker At West Devon

The cozy and compact Women's Institute flail at West Devon was packed to its very doors on

Thursday night, Nov. 25th. with

a number of people standing. when Rev. William T. Mercer of Mount. Stewart. Provincial Gov-

ernment temperance lecturer. showed some splendid moving pictures dealing with "Temperance."

One was "Its The Brain That Counts." another was “A ‘Tower of Strength," a third was a beatiti- ful colored film sponsored by the W.C.'l‘.U. and there xvas also a splendid short feature on “Snow- mobiles." Rev. m. Mercer also delivered a splendid address to the large assembly on the meaning of true temperance. People were pre- sent from Alaska. West Devon Carleton. Coleman, Brae and Derby. There were many children present. All in all. there was an audience of over one hundred and fifty which packed the hall to overflowing. Rev. W. G. Dickson welcomed Rev. Mr. Mercer and the large audience. Previously in the summer Rev. Mr. Mercer had spoken in O‘Leary United Church and had ;hown educational films there for the people of 0'Leary and Bloomfield and the church had been filled. The meeting in the West Devon Hall we; under the sponsorship of the Brae United Church Young People's Union and the West Devon United Church Young People's Union. The collection was divided between the two Y.P.U's and will be used by them to give gifts to the children in their districts at Christmas time. as was the case last year. After the performance. Rev Mr. Mercer pronounced the Benedict- ion. thus bringing to a close a splendid evening of instruction. educational study and fellowship, lending to a larger and fuller un- derstaitdins: of the whole field of temperance education. Rev. Mr. Mercer also distributed to every school teacher present and every Sunday School superintendent and to every minister present. a fine booklet entitled "Alcohol Talks to Youth" by the School and College Sewn-c of Columbus. Ohio. which is a brief but. comprehensive dis- cussion of the whole problem of

alcohol. At the conclusion. of the

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Albany Man 0n Missing List

Mr. Ivan Noonan, 34-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Noorien. Albany. has been reported missing from the SS Sunprince. since early Sunday morning, November 21. his parents have been informed. The vessel Wu sailing between George- town. British Guiana and Port of Spain. Trinidad.

Mr. Noonsn was a member o! the Royal Canadian Navy for three and a half years during the war seeing most of his action overseas. On receiving his dis- charge in 1945 he joined the merchant marine performing con- tinuous service since that time. Following is the text of the tele- gram received from Saguenay Terminals Ltd:

"Mr. and Mrs. Austin Noonan. Albany:

"Deeply regret inform you that your eon Ivan Noonan has been missing from on board our vessel SS Sunprtnce sailing between Georgetown, British Guiana and Port of Spain, ‘Trinidad since 0415 hours Sunday. twenty first Novem- ber. Presumably lost overboard. Full details have not been received but will advise you of details as soon as possible. We extend to you our sincere sympathy in this very unfortunate loss."

The tragedy has cast a deep gloom over Albany and surround- ing districts where the victim was a general favorite and heart-felt sympathy goes to the bereaved family in their loss.

In addition to his parents Mr Noonan is survived by four bro- thers and four sisters.

The brothers are Tony. Layton. Norbert, Gerald anti Pat while the sisters are Myrtle. Toronto; Eileen, Shirley and Elaine at home.

llall Mfg. 0o. Sets llp New Parts Dept.

—A new parts department has been set up in the main building of the Hall Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Surnmerslde. in line with their p "cy of keeping their plant modern and efficient. A ccvnplete line of parts is now kept of the various lines o! farm machinery that they manufacture and for which they are distributors.

The department is arranged with si'( aisles with steel bins on each s‘. totalling 1600 in all. The bins u‘erc~ manufactured in the Hall plant from material secured from War Assets Ltd. Like any up-to-daie parts department it ha-s a. proper filing system by uneaias of which the numbed’ o! the bin in which any particular part is kept may be found. A stock system by which a record of the parts on hand is kept ls incorporated in the filing system. There is a separate office for the parts department with a private office adiacent in ivhich a buy- er may discuss matters privately with a member of the staff. In addition to the parts de- partment u'lil:l1 has just recently been cotupleled a. new welding plant and other new machinery have been installed in the manu- facturing plant. Farm machinery manufactured here include Hall grain three-hers. power potato sprayers and hiliers which are sold all over the Maritime Provin- ccs. Halls are also distributors for Allis-Chalmers tractors and trac- tor equipment. Fleury Bllflell c111. tivating machinery; w. c, wean dairy farm equipment and O. K. potato machinery. -S.

evening's entertainment. Rev. Mr. Mercer and Mr. Bennett J. Hay- wood of Charlottetown, formerly of Bloomfield. Chairman of the Temperance Commission of the Provincial Government who ac- companied Mr. Mercer to West Devon and Rev. W. G. Dickson were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grigg. Mrs. Grlgg is the President of the West Devon Y.P.U. -0

Alberion

Miss Eva Dyer attended the P.E.I. Librarians‘ Convention held in Charlottetown last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coughlin and Mr. and li/Us. Johnny Oliver motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday.

Mr. Haydon Dixon of the De- partment of Veterans’ Affairs was a businex visitor to Alberton a

couple otf days the past week.

Mrs. Isobel Clarke recently opened a. Ladies’ Dress Shop on Church Street. We Wibll this new ‘business venture much success. -— A. -

Mrs. T.D. ‘rrenouth and two children. Monty and Elizabeth of Grand Falls. NB. are c-n a short visit with Mrs. Trenoutlvs par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells.

Fellcltations and showers of good wishes for m-any rnore years of ltaPPY married life are being sent out to Mr. and lVLrs. John H.

The Regalette Rebekah Lcdge Number 93 I.0.0.F‘.. met on Nov- ember 18th.. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Lodge the hall was artistically decorat- ed.

-Miss Beth Clarke. lVLr. Watson Hardy and Mr. and lVirs. Cyril Leard attended the funeral of the late Mr. Stanley Phillips at Tyne Valley on Wctlnesday;

-On Thursday evening the "Bad- minton Club" sponsored a dance in the Wcunenls Institute Hall. The affair was thoroughly enjoy. ed by a, large number in attend. ance. Good music was furnished by Tcd Ahcarns orchestra.

Mrs. Heathcred Inman enter- tained delightfully in honor of her mother, Mrs. Charles Perry on Monday evening prior to her departure for Birmingham. Ala- bama whcrc she plans spending the winter months with her daughter tFlcrencc-t Mrs. Turner. Among those present were her $13115 and daughters and a fow in- timate fricncis on behalf of whom Mrs. Perry was presented with a beautiful travelling case. To these outward signs of appreciation and friendship Mrs. Pen-y answered most. fiitingtv. The remainder of the evening uvas spent in musc and social intercourse and a do. licious lunch was served by the hostess. The happy evening was brought t.o a close with the sung.

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Mr. James McCarthy has re- turned to his home in Birockton after spending the summer months in Piusville. ,

Mrs. Agnes Gallant left recently for Halifax. N. 8., where she will spend the winter. She was ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Os- car Gallant.

Mrs. Jaitnes T. Gallant and Miss Reta Gallant arc at present visit- ing friends and relatives in St. John. N. B.

Miss Marie Corcoran, teacher of Si. Lawrence. spent the week-end a‘. her twme hero.

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