DECEMBER "15. 1949

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WEEK-END SPECIALS FRI. ISth-SAT. ITth-MON. 19th

APPLE men,

FLUFFO SHORTENING

Zlbs . . . . . 59c 2tins............ Bulk Seeded RAISINS PEAS. choice uali J:Rl]i;s.2..lb.........:gc Ztins 27o 1 , s. . . . . . . c Bulk paras, 2 lbs. 4st. IQMQEES’ 28 °“- TEA, - - v - s a - n - o o

Standard. per lb .. 89c CORN’ Cream Style Nurse's COFFEE, Reg 2 tins 27c

95c. Special. lb. . 72c LOBSTER PASTE Yellow-Eyed BEANS 2 tins . . . . . . . .

5 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . 0c CARNATION MILK Rankies SODAS per case $6.95

pcrlb............25c Clark'sPORK&BEANS Old city Mixed 2 tins . . . . . 35c MARMALADE APPLE CIDER

‘I4 OZ- imi- - - - - - t- 35C per gal. . . . . . . . .. $1.15 TOMATO JUICE. Choice Satin MIXED CANDY

quality. 2 ﬁlls 21o per lb. . . . . . . . . . . 29c

"any GOODS Kitchen Towels, 18 x 34, while they last, pair 95c

Men's Dress Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-. .. 20% Discount IN STOCK Men's and Boys‘ Overalls and Overall Jackets. All sizes up to 52. Men's. Boys‘ and Women's Underwear. 30'; Discount on all Men's Sweaters in Stock. SHOE STORE

We have in stock: A full line of winter rubber foot- ‘year. Boots and Skates for men, women and child-

u. g» take advantage of our last Specials before Christ-

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lie have a ﬁne assortment of Christmas toys and Christmas gifts for every one of the family. So call and look them over.

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KEIISIIIGTUII P. E. I.

WESTERN GUARDIAN

—~J. S. TAYLOR, Optometrist. of Charlottetown will be in his Albcrton office this Saturday, De- cember 17th.

—T0 VISIT AIR. STATION —\Alr vice Marshal C. R. Slcmon. air of~ iic€r commanding, Training Com- mand. will visit the R.C AF. station Summerside on Monday. December 19th. This Willi be the first visit to I-ll-LS station by Air Vice Marshal Slemon since his appointment as air officer commanding Training Cam. mand. The purpose of this visit is to inspect station installations and be 0n hand to view the "graduation and wings presentation" ceremony of the first course oi’ peacetime trained air navigators which will

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Personals

—il‘l'lends throughout the Island will regret to hear of the serious illness of Mr. Caiivin M. Ciiiappel‘, ai- hls hcime in Kensingto‘

SKHETITI: Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting oi Summersida sub-division. Catholic Womerfs League wivan held on Tues- day evening with the president. Mrs. Malcolm $i€0le in the cihalr. The treasurer. “rs. Carrol Delaney Eli-Ye a. financial report and the converters of all standing commit- tees reported on the activities of “m? "Spﬁctlve committees

Correspondence read included a letter from Mrs. W.J.P. MacMlllan provincial president. a letter from

the masazme. “The Canadian Lea- irue" and a letter from the president 01 the PEI. Tuberculosis League A letter of appreciation was read from a woiman who had been as- sisted by the sub-division. The president thanked all the members who had assisted in serving the re- cent communion breakfast oif the

Holy Name Society and she mid

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flail and phone orders will hi» given personal and prompt ziiti-nlion.

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that Mr. Henry Wedge. chairman of the program committee of the Holy Name Society also wished. his thanks extended.

1t was decided to send a letter of appreciation to RT. Holman Ltd. for their cooperation in arranging for Santa. Claus to attend the re- cent concert staged by the Society and also a letter to Santa Oiaus for wining. The mattq- Q; the C-hfisl- mas charities of the sub-division was discussed and money voted for the following: St. Mary's Convent. Sisters of the Precious Blood in Charlottetown. Cisipplcd Children Fund and the P. E. I. Tuberculosis League and it was also decided on motion to donate the sum o! $25.00 to the Christmas tree project of the Kinsmen Club tor needy famil- ies.

It was also decided to prepare a Christmas box Io: St. Vincent's Orphanage. Before the meeting closed the president read a short article from the League handbook. on the duties of officers. Rev. Ad. MacLeod addressed the meeting briefly.

Following the meeting a social evening was held. The hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Steele. Mrs. W. J. Sullivan. Mrs. Loo Wood, ‘Mrs. Joseph Dediant, Miss Ida Dawson

Summersiiie Church News

Mrs. Leonard Rogers, Linklett-er. entertained the members of the. Social Club of Lhc Suunmersidc Church of Christ at her home on Friday evening. for the December meeting. The president. Mrs. JamcS Essen‘. was in the chair. A reading entitled "Pattern" by Mrs. Charles Rix was folio-wed by prayer by thu president. During the business a Bring and Buy Sale was conducted and realized o. gratifying sum. PLLlla were made for the Sick and Shut- Ins during the Christmas holiday. At. the close of the meeting a social hour. which included the men was enjoyed and delicious refreshments worr- sewed by ‘Mrs. Laura Hard- ing. Mrs. Emery Linklcttcr. Mrs. Rlx and Mrs. Arthur Inman.~S.

The YPS of the Summersidc Church oi Christ hcld its regular l'llC€i‘.ll’_1 on Tucidny' evening in the murch lull with Wallace liardiiig i-ondiistinu i-‘io worship. The C'})Cll< lug hymn "liciilnh Laud" with Mrs M. liiciludi iii tiie piano was lol- l()\\'(‘.l by the rezdln". of Psalm 45 l-p-piiiisivc“ illlil ]‘.l'.'i}‘€l' b)’ Hi1‘ minhtci‘. liiurslzriii ClIUPCI-C was" in the chair during ilic lHPlilOSS scss- ion. The major part of the evening was Spclll in Illf‘ joint signing oi‘ Ch. isilTlilﬁ c-.i"<is in be sent to mon- bcrs iixvny trout l‘. ii. I. Various ine-nbrrs piwpircd lcttcrs dealing with lirnl IIl'il‘.(‘$ suggested by t-‘ii: |iilll‘Si(‘l'. and copies c-f those will be sriil iorincnt ini-iii1;ci's.'l‘lic Friend- -,‘iip Curio ilillI Nlirmh bfnedirtion brought the mccliug to rt close.

The .lllillU1' Eliviiil. of the Sum- morsidc Baptist Church held ‘its regular meeting on 'l‘ucs§luy Cveli- ing in illr‘ church lizill with a rec- on] attendance and the minister leading lllf‘ devotions. 'lTie cpcnilu! hvmu was "Silent Night“ with Joan spot-rs at the piano. George Small- man, Vice-President. was ii charge at the business. The thcnic under dLssussion was "Why be a Christ- tan?“ and was led by the minister. Each team gained one point. Basket- butii was pliwcd after tho meeting closed ~S.

Mrs. EJ. Morrison was in charge o1 the devotional exercises on Tues- day evening of the Young Married People's Society of the Summrslde Baptist Church. The opening hymn was "Away in a liianssr" Th9 them; "What Baptists Believe‘ was led in the discussion by the minist- er. During the business session the ms-mibers were assisted by the Sen- ior B.YP.U. in the decorating of

be taking plaCe on Tuesday, Decenl- ‘

the national converter in charge oil.

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refreshments snrvrrl bv the meni- hers Of the YJM PS. ‘Yhl: MCA. gained two points ovi»; ihc TC..-\.'s onc.--S.

The W.F.M.S. of thc Sumincrside Church of illn »N(l7.ﬂl't‘li'.‘ hold its December meeting in the Porsch- ago on Friday evening with the President. Mrs. .~’\. M. Parlor, in the chair. Mrs. Burgosagwi-iie of Rev. ii. lifalcolm Burgess of (YLcaryn \\‘.l.\ ii most welcomed visitor. After the hiilElllg of hymns. prirvers were ol- fered for the missionaries on the twenty~three foreign fields. 'l‘-'ic president rtad a letter rvccivcd from Rev. Ivan Golding. missiomry to the Indians. Moberly Lake. DC. thanking the Society for a box oi clothing. An article entitled "The Unspeakabls Gill." was read by Miss Edna Lewis and a reading “My Alabaster Box" was given by Mrs. Wallace MacLeod. nitri- which the first Alabaster Breaking Service was held. Money given to this cause is used (or building homes, schools. churches, etc. on the miss- ion Yields. Mrs. Parlee reviewed the Standard of Efficiency in the local Society and it was determined to achieve the purpose for which the Oflﬂnlution was formed to help spread the Gospel in a systematic and efficient manner. Mrs. Russel Lewis read frcm the Study Book “Jlliln Now." The meeting was

the church ior Christmas after

“wowwo-o-oo-o-aoooonoo-which a social hour was held and

dismissed b1 Mrs. Ken MMMlll-iig.

The Senior B.Y.P.il. of the Sum-i merside Baptist Church held its‘ regular meeting on li/icnclny eddi- ing in the church lull with iii-x] president. Nijss Anmi llklllflh‘ iii thci chair. The worship sci-vice was in charge of the ministri- and Mlssi Freda Myers presldvd at Illv plan-if During the business period nr-i i-angemeiris were mzz-(le for n Cliri~i~ mas Pageant. also to assist in tlic

decoration oi illo church. 'l‘lit» theme for the Study Period unis “Wh-ot Baptists Bclicve." The

competitive teams. Sinlrcrs nrxl Rc- bounds. each gained uilo point.

The WMS. of tho Suinmerslrlc Presbyterian Church hold its Christmas meeting in the l‘lliil‘t‘ll parlor on Tuesday afternoon ivitli Mrs. Maurice Mill presiding. itlter the Call to Worship and Prayer. nil Joined in singing "Joy in iliv World“ with Mrs. Clarence '.\.‘[hi(‘ll< bank at. the piano The Scripture‘ lesson in Luke 2 which ivas Tl‘.l(‘l l‘l ‘ unison was followed by a meditat-i ion by Mrs. J. W. MacKrnzie out the Bible reading. after which Mix» Mill offered' prayer. Foilouilng the singing of the hymn "Silent Night" an appropriate article on the eariyi composition of its words and music‘ was read by Mrs. Ernest L. Walk- er. Roll call was answered hy ii Christmas Bible verse and the [iii- ancial report wits suhnittcd by .\‘ir.=. J. O. Cobb. The closing hymn W35 followed by the Mlzpah benediction. ‘

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