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I we are approaching gnczragzirx; greatest christian fast, 0; the year: Christmas. For wme in the Christian world today

men are we "Christian" worlds.

. h are poles apart. i"i-Xnetlne of us lives in one of

both worlds. But each has its OWTI pmt. of Christmas. And, like the worlds to which they belong, those we feast-B are poles apart.

one wurld preps es for its feast by the season of dvent. It pre-

am. It cpares for of the Slyarviour. It realizes that lie is indeed the saviour. ..Nejther is there salvation in any other. For there is no other name under heaven given to men where- by we must be" saved." (Acts IV, 15; it. realizes it must be prepared

.1 , 15 born to you a. Saviour, who mavchrlsl; the Lord. . .Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men of goodwlll." (Luke 1:, l0-14).

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By prayer and fasting this world

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Thoughts For Our Time ..

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It preys for an increase in that love. . i It also shops. For this christian

world knows that man is not an m' Ben" Pm”

ever, is a spirit in the flesh. And so this first christian world also prepares materially for the feast; of Christmas. It recognizes. that

MILK - and good healtlf Ego hand in hand.

flesh of man is not something evil: that it, too. ought. to share in the joy of Christmas, the joy of man in the birth of Christ. for was not "the Word made flesh"?

But this world does not plunge into the mad whirl of the Christ.-

ICIICE CREAM satisfies young and o .

DAKS SLACKS, smartly styled and tailored in England at. Jack Cameron's.

"Peace on earth to men of good- Queen Street. will." It. harkens to the words of its saviour: "seek ye first the kingdom of God and His justice: and all these things shall be add- ed unto you." (Math. VI. 33). 0 I O

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Joy, the relative happiness in this life. as well as the perfect happi- ness of the next, must be centred in God. It. realizes the man's per- fection is primarily interior and spiritual. It consists, primarily in

10096. NYLON TIIICOT SHIRTS with fused collar and cuffs, made y B. V. D.. the Gift for Him at Jack Cameron's,

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who cannot reciprocate on.e's gifts, d1 even the ungrateful who do not re- cm W” 180 Kent SL PM” '207

Crhlstian world. It is convinced that man's happiness, at least in this life, depends on man alone. It Wednesday. Dec. 17. Hurry and pretends to be a man.-centred buy today! Save 31.00 on every world. It fails even in that. For if. 510-

believes the perfection of man to consist in the production, posses- sion and use of material comforts --his happiness in the enjoyment of material goods. In fact. it en- slaves man to matter and di.ssipat- W- B00thbY. Newton. Mass, which es him in an endless, but endlesp. occurred on December 8th after a ly unsatisfying successl r, of gen. short illness. The late Mrs. Boothby sible delights. It uses the Feast of W88 born at Sprinston 76 years ago.

SlMPSON'S store-wide 10 per cent Christmas discount sale ends

SAD NEWS RrEC”EIVED - Mr. Daniel B. McPhee has received the and news of the death of his sister Katherine. wife of Herbert

' hllsbnnd. one daughter and f It plunges into the mad whirl of brothers. three residing in the mg.

the christmas season.

tilggtrnost profitable seasorkof the "I'll have to send him a card, he ilouple on

sent me one last year." "Sure. I'll contribute to the Christmas basket collection. I got

"What a presentl I'll have to try and exchange it." , "Give me some aspirin, I'll have A very enjoyable so'clnl evening to get. in shape for New Year," was held in the Canoe Cove Lodge Bothy worlds are preparing for, Room, Thursday December 4. when and Will celebrate Christmas. Ex- W9 memb" 01' Derry L. 0 L. and tegnally, their ce1em-luau, mu. Lady Patricia entertained Mr. and even appear quite similar. In real- M31 Mack MacFadyen,, the oc. lty. they will be poles apart. - 0354011 being their 25th wedding yes, chrjmnas is one of the anniversary. . , greatest Christian Feasts of the Mr. L. E. Maoxlnnon was ap.

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year. It is also -a day or yudmgnt, gI0a12tE;f1 :'lnedcl1i&lrest'.l 32:2 " in to escort Mr. and Mr.-' MMF9'dl'0i'i 30 Pfettliy decorated chairs. Mrs. John Macdannell read the address. which Mr. James Mac. Donald Presented them with a suit- able gift.

Mr. and Mrs. MscFadyen's twin . sons, Curtis and Everett, were ceie. . brating their ninth birthday that day so were also presented with

I , ,small sums of money.

The remainder of the evening mined. in chatting while a delic- lious lunch was served.

The Misses Kathleen and Sadie MacFadyen sang many pleasing selections. The gathering dispersed after singing "God Save the Queen."

gourd of Thanks

for their many acts of kindness and sympathy and for the many sympathy cards during their recent sad bereavement. '

Curd Of Tllqnlls

Many Thanks to the people of Mt. Stewart and surrounding dis- tricts for their generous donations after being indisposed through ill- ness for the past six months. This not of kindness is greatly apprec- lated by me.

Signed

rlnmee Lund. Mt. .Stewnrt.

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IT'S HERE. - Charles Antell Formula "0". Giggey's Pharmacy.

LEHIGH HARD COAL is always the best. Arnfast Coal Co.

FOR HIS GIFT ,- Arrow Dart, Canada's foremost white Shirt, 34.95. Henderson at Cudmore.

derson dz Cudmore.

GLOVlL'S by Perrin, perfect fit- ting. durable. a Gift he'll apprec- iate. At 'Jack Cameron's.

price. Toombs Music Store.

FOR OLD ANDYOUNG there are gifts at The Isl d Book Room. Great George stree . open even- Inge till Christmas.

NOTRE DAME CHOIR will be heard in annual Christmas Carol Broadcast over C. F. C. Y.. Wed- nesday, B P. M.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

P.M. in honor of Mrs. Jean Crockett. President Rebekah Assembly.

sion of Vows of her daughter, Sister Mary Damien, of Our Lady of Missionaries, Alexandria, Ont.

York Highlights

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mallett and daughter Vera motored to Sum- merside on Saturday, December 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglass of West St. Peters were visitors in ork over the weekend of December 6.

and Mrs. Marshall Sproule, all of York, were among those attending

Mr. and Mrs. Allison West, ac- compnliied by their son Blair and little Miss West of Parkdale, were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs Horace Vessey. ',

The many friends of Mrs. Herb

ter her illness in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vessey god daughter, Miss Beryl, motored to Covehead recently whe e they were guests of Mrs. Vessey's mother and brother, Mr. Charlie Bovyer.

Mrs. Heber Pmfitt and wee daughter, of Roseneath, were vis- iting in York her many friends and her parents, Mr. and Mrs Archibald Vessey.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe MacDonald were visitors to the city recently, the guests of their daughters, the Misses Gladys and Elizabeth Mac- Donald. who are attending Prince of Wales College.

Messrs. Johnston and William Murchison of Charlottetown were in York trecently teaching music, both vocal and piano, to their stu-

-dents.

Dr. and Mrs. Randolph Murchi- son of Hunter River motored to York on Sunday, December '7, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ling

The Misses Earla and Joyce Ling were guests of their cousins, the Misses Marjorie and Alice Mac- Callum of Brackiey Beach recent-

Maliett are sorry to learn that he

is suffering with a severe attack W

of lumbago, and wish him a speedy recovery. -

Messrs. Laken Lewis. Cecil Watts, Myron Ling and Eric Sproule mo- tored te Georgetown recently, at- tending the United Church Young People's conference.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Vessey and Mr. Arthur Brown motored through Nova Scotla recently. They en- joyed their visit with Mr. Vcsscy's brother, Mr. Arnold Vesscy, who is located in Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and family of Charlottetown were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown of York.

The Rev. Marshall Sproule, Paul Spmllle. Mr. and Mrs. Parker

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Mrs. Palll &oke and Mrs. El- mer Brown were visitors to the

The many friends of Miss Flo- rence MacMlllan of West Covehead are sorry to learn of her continued illness in Charlottetown, and wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Matthew

His many friends wish him a quick recovery.

i The Junior Mission Band

held

once of members. The usual scrip- ture readings were read and the devotional period observed, under the leadership of Mrs. Harry Lewis. Minutes were read, games played, and candy was served.

and daughter Donna, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wares of Wheatlev River, motored to York Sunday. December 7th, where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Miltcn Ves- sey and Mr. 'and Mrs. Earl Ling. On their return they were accom-

frlends and relatives here.

Mrs. Lewis Maccallum. Bracklcy Bench, who has been visiting in York, the guest of Mr. and Mrs Edmund MacMlllan and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey, returned to

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birthday. Mr. Meeks, whose father was one of the first settles in this area, says he can remember when several tribes of Indians were liv- ing ln the district.

TECHNICAL ENGLISH,-

l-IAMII..TON- (CF) - Twenty- tlve imlnlgrant students of engin- eering representlng 12 countries are learning technical English be- fore they can speak everyday Eng- lish. The project in operation here scquaillts the newcomers with Eng- lish terms for universal symbols.

In loving memory of Ira. Mac-

They any time heals all sorrow. And helps us to forget.

But time so far has only proved How much we miss you yet.

God gave us strength to fight it, And courage to bear the blow,

and

Sadly sisters.

lseed iby mother

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Lydia and Tommy Tuplin and 13'- Archie and Will Wall. wish to thank -e- P'"'” Wm” their kind friends and neighbours The many m9"d3 M M” 3' 5' A" NYIOH3

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wedding

Bioyce Milton, son of Mr. Milton Carter and the late Mrs. Carter was solemnlzed by the Rev. John T. Irwin, assisted by the Rev. M. D. Dunbar at. 7.00 P. M. on! Wed- nesday. December 10th, at Trinity United Church.

Mr. Paul Cudmore was organ- ist, and Miss Betty Beers, as soloist, sang "Because" and "l'll Walk Beside You.”

youthful gowniof while brucadcd taffeta and velvet. It was a bout- fant gown reminiscent of earlier- times with its hooped akirt and abbreviated jacket. Her headdress was of matching taffeta with fingertip veil. She carried a nose-

the church in a white fur wrap. The bride's only attendant, Mrs. Brian Cudmore, as matron of honour, were a ballerina length gown of iridescent brocaded satin in shades of mauve and lime green, of the same design as that

and carried a nosegay of mauve and yellow chrysanthemums.

The groomsman was Mr. Wil- liam McGregor. and the ushers were Mr. Jack Middleton and Mr. George Henderson.

The bride's mother were a

Sulnmerside.

At the reception at the Queen

lcoipgocate 0ne'g gifts and one; '0'-L:qGHT8GlDAILY except Sundly P I PIONEER PRESIDENT 50:91:!-where a very delrilcious ltuhr- be brldled and mddledl Experts i ' "V ”gow "d Ihm” Brsolla 3 ' Ty '""" W" 5"” ” 9 who have studied the problem say ' f ' - Phone Maritime Central Airways (T1:g7Gfa'1;g::- 3”l-n-e;fg:,lj:fo11:l; many guests. an informal atmo- one out or evgry ten in non...

But there is another Christian 2061 or 5M Mrs. P. J. Tmjnorl City, has re. district race”-my celebrated his 93:m1 sphere was created by Mr. L. is wasted. Think of m world. It is a decoratlvely turned after, attending the Pm”? Alexander at the piano. The dln- If you Me Satisfied mm your

ning room was delightfully de- corated with tapers and flowers. The head table was adorned by the beautiful three tiered wedding cake. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. John A. Mac- Nair, a close friend of the bride's family. and fittingiy responded to by the groom.

As the bride and groom de- parted on their honeymoon. which was spent touring the Maritimes, the bride was wearing a dusty rose suit cut in soft lines

in Rivers, Manitoba, where the groom is serving in the R.C.A.F.

kins. of Truro, N. S.

Previous to the wedding the bride was. tendered a miscellan- eous shower by her many friends. at which Miss Anita Lynda and Miss Jeannine Whitehead were

bride is most enjoyable shower,

followed by a dance.

THAT PLEASE The MEN FOLK

” we HAVE A5 WONllEllFllL sllowlm:

ALL IN iiIFT BOXES

Greys, Blacks

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Strange But True

just have to accept whatever kind of shell their relatives or the un- dertaker decides upon. Not so with Jackson I-iammonds, 83, of Whites- lburg, Ky., who went to his last resting place in a coffin that was exactly to his liking.

case to show his friends how well it fit. So at last we find a. man buried in a coffin that fitted him.

during the years of the war. is the highest architectural structure in the world. It is 984 ft. high and contains a Variety Theatre, a res- taurant and cafe. If you prefer not

use the elevator you can take

top of the tower is a glass-framed

observation hall in which 800 per- "cancer are:

sons at a time can look and get, a bird's eye view of Paris and. the surrounding country. Above this room is 5. scientific lab, for weather observations and astronom- ical research and study. The cons-

vibrations at the top never exceed. six inches. 0 C I

Civil War Veteran James A.

to the front lobe of the brain.

, .. r. n. llnclnhk Doctors .1, ,, med His Eminence Cardinal Mefiulgan It the some A word -trlctlr our '11" ."!"I35'1' lion to Ihoo ” it 0 We the me- By C i h) able In advance. . Gl839Y'l Phhrmacy. g,tLt:no;E:g:r:ngmg.ec3:.r;6'l;g;f The mum,” of 01" Esther. 1- thmhsw that the operation seals ( epyrg t --w---i-' '?m?- Pd 5: t ' ' ' daughter . M,. d M . W. M L I d .t h o e sea of worry, anxiety, and

cooks for Perfect Pictures., Km, How ,0, 10"”, mar, m mm. M9 196- Lawson fmklm 0'," vmfjn to H tg'm:”;a'o! 2:9” tensions in the brain itself. With

this cause removed many patients are said to get well. It helps the depressed.

The operation does not take more

than 15 minutes. some patients are up and around in a few hours. Dr. Freeman has performed :iear- ,

ta ha. H prim”-jly, Saturday of the sec- angel. The angelic choirs. lnd6ed- l P ...... of York motored to Pleasant Grove The church. softly illuminated Long More ms dam Ham, 1v one thousand such operations. 'd week of Advent. For othere,re1olce with man at Christmas. DACES SHOES g No mm. gm. PROPANE Kerosene Refrlger- recently where they were the by candlelight. was artistically month had made ms own' Cukec Since 1948 he and his staff have "fr. primarily, the tenth shopping They have no need to shop. But 513,95 up. g.,.,,d,.-..5n 5, cudmo.-e. M0". Firestone Brrenton ?and guests of Mr. Frank watts. who is decorated with bouquet: of yellow W, 0; black walnut out on W own done loo of them in state hos- lduflelt before Christmas. In fact they are pure spirits. Man, how. . MacKay. l g not enjoying the best of health. chrynnthemumg, , land He often climbed mm the mm; in v.,.g.nm' A third of the”

patients have been able to return to their former jobs. Many still in hospitals show a marked provcment.

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mesa worlds. we cannot M": m the spiritual joy of Christmas wig-l;,(g):gYA::lI:75g1I:::;l-flvglgeegroorl their 1133"!” m9ni-my meal-1"! 0" The bride who was given away The Emel Tower' in the Champ On the stone altars of sacrifice th. . ' ' . . ' d M , h 1 t m y Is- ' bopecember the 25th is common to should rightly overflow, that the t alfnngglgcglzezllgaagsst-Arson ggfgysggfgfcwahfggggr :3;-nse by her father, was rndlant. n. a 1:" d Egfdlgsfivz eggdgfmjge top erected by the Aztec Indians, the

living heart was torn from its body by the priests. and held up drip- ping blood to the great run-god

t th Birth : . . . Pircfhpw (':33'i1.re.i'rl.?mtl.e blue of man season. It had heard and un- BUYING nazsssn CHICKEN N0”g'"m” E”3C'""c NEW Benedmm" dmdjhe memngi gay or red roses and white sham” "if" ,j,”dhC”,'"” ”"M1'.7,93 KEEP THESE 1N MIND! M the derstood the angelic promise: daily. Mac's Egg and Poultry, 258 Run” ERATOR "-' Swami 1”" ML Ind Mm Locks,” Bowen vhrysanlllemum-L The bride 19” steps lead” t e ow” ”” some of

the early signs of

A lump In the breast. Unnafllral hit-oiling from a holly opening.

A sure that does not heal, par-

L ... g . cod Fm. mm mm 15 the "my something he'll enjoy in his leisure (WECKER TAXI Wm be 9105” panied by Mr. Bowen's aged moth- W0"! by We bfidth Willi, ii” ' . '-it'U't"il' 01 UH! skin. fave. mouth Ifdilimf MW E252: 10?? For Ems Chmmn world. It ,5 3 God. hours. a smart selection at Jack tad” lfmfm 1145 t0 3130 for, the er, Mrs. William Bowen, who had sown she were matching slippers tam nrwure 01 thedblnfl Ilrtalgfi or lins- ll - centred world. It knows that mu” Cameron; uncra o the late John Golilngs. men; mg past ten dayg visiting and a lime green feathered hat. the Tower is tremen ous, ye e Any penmrm Mun.” M hm”.

habits - lulcil constipation.

no diarrhoea or

Many Canadians are enjoying

Hard- M Rochesteh N Y' 5”” ”l'tlife today because they found that

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com; in for a huge out if the stag- gering cost. of government could

attainments chances are you are headed for skid row.

I know a, prominent speaker who goes over most of his public ad- dreses at least twelve times before delivery, and regrets that he had no time to give them a thirteenth revision.

A famous sculptor having comple- ted what; he considered his best piece of work, then wished to die. He was afraid that something might crop up to remind him of

be satisfied fully with what we have accomplished. There is always

The turtle has a streamlined body, it portable house. a turret top. and retractable landing gear.

Mentally ill patients in State Hospitals of Virginia now are get- ting what they call "iceplck" sur-

which, briefly described, is an ins- trument somewhat resembling an

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joys comparatively good health at early Cancer can be Cured. .

epms 0V 5””".3"h”"3 its "W" 3): 5p”:t":;lod5'1”"m1'd””d". the and bon-bans. Lovely cmisrmas Christmas party at the home. her home on Sunday. December black and gold metallic suit dress Today. pxogperny 5,, nothing but Kr-ep tum danlscr signals in rl1iBl10'1 with G9d' xi 1”” to re" ace ” , ' n W5 0"” V" "5 gifts, in one and two pound boxes. will" S""'v Wednesday night. 7th, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. trimmed with black velvet, with 5 deluslon 1-esumng from unpre-lminll and see your doctor if one more obstacles to the love of God. ago love.dI-0V5 0',God,n:EVe 5 Phone 2341-J. D” 17”1- ' Raymond Vessey and the Misses gold velvet accessories and a mr- cedemed gcvemmem gendlng, appears. t mg; ?”r "2: 1m;e”0tneG30d "iv; &M. v--- Hazel and Lorna Vessey who wcl'c sage or crlmmn roses, The 1.-iguryes and heights 01 Gram”. 3:95 h9 trod” 9 ' goes i MHDONALD RADIO sERvlCB ALL REBEKAHS are reminded the guests of Mi'. and Mrs. Gregor groom's father was accompanied can-L change the hard facts that mgsechwlsomu msoln green! the pool; Radio repairing. Amplifier; and of the Afternoon Tea at the Clover. Maccaiium and family of B;-aclu by -a very C105,, mend of the wdays doll” is worth only 53 Gems U , . mund systems. Disc and tape reg Club December l7t,h, 3.30 to 530 ley Beach. family, Mrs. Blanche Rogers of in .buymg power, Taxes could