Birthday Anniversary Cl CIergy'man

Noted Island

congratulations are being ex- ,ended today to Rev. A. D. Mao- gengie, DJ), (right), on the oc- -hsion of his 78th birthday. ma uscxenxie is iivins quietly in re- ,u.,mgnto?'t his home on Mooill ivenue. Y-

1, 1915. Dr. Macxensie observed .55 40th anniversary in the Chris- lu. Ininiltry by nreactuns his Me- tell sermon at Sydney. N.S.. where a Saint Andrew's Church. he was "l-coined in 1900. On his retirement I, was the veteran are-wher'I with mt ha give at least five years of .3 ministry to his native province. to actually served seven yeui. meg of which were spent at Mon- egua United Church. Macxenais (all at Montague will stand as a uonument to the work he accom- llished while there.

Dr. Mackenzie was born in liartsville. P.s'.I.. in 1878. H. at.- tended school in his local com- nunity latter which he spent a year It Prince of Wales College. From P.W.O. he went on to M00111 Uni- versity where in 1904 he graduated as a gold medalist and was sent to Glasgow University, Scotland. on a ieilowship. He received the Doc- tor of Divinity degree from Saint Andrews Theological College in Saskatoon.

Following his return from Scot- land, Dr. Macxcnzie served for five rears as a missionary in British Guiana where he contracted malaria ind yellow. lever which caused him 6 withdraw from that field of ser- rice. The effects of the lever af- fected his lglzth ior the rest of his life. we years ago he was the victim of a stroke from which he use made a remarkable recovery.

An outstanding linguist, Dr. Mac- Ksnsie is a master of the Gaelic and while serving in the Glengary district of Ontario. he often con- ducted his service in the Highland tongue. He also preached in the Hindi language and can speak Tiorman fluently.

From Ontario, Dr. MacKensie went to Saint Lukels Church at Notre Dame de Grace in Montreal, where he will long be remembered for his outstanding work among ihe young people of that area. His next Dagtorate was Saint John's Church in Vancouver. after which he preached for a year at Knox Church. Regina.

Before returning to Regina as minister of Westminster Church, he taught Ior a number of years at Stanstead College in the Prov- ince of Quebec. His leadership st Westminster lasted for 16 years. Dr. Ma,cKenzie Ilwnys had a deep concern for the spiritual welfare of the far north and for two years before his retirement from the aotive'ministry, he was the driving force in establishing a radio service for those in the outpost districts.

Dr. Ma.cKenzie was first married to Miss Annie Maclldillan of Syd- ney. N.S. She died some years ago and from this union there are. two daughters, Mrs. Miles Gordon, Montreal. and Mrs. J. C. Arnell. Ottawa. His second marriage was to Miss Alma Motherwell, a daugh-

well, former Federal Minister of Agriculture. They have a son Don- aid. living in Ottawa.

Dr. MacKensie's fine scholastic attainments, together with a warm personality and an evangelistic fervor. mark him as one who has made an outstanding contribution to the spiritual life, not only of his native Province, but to the whole of Canada. His many friends will join in extending to him many happy returns.

In Memoriam niklgvlns

u New your. December ma. loss.

We will meet but we shell miss hat.

There will be one vacant choir. We wil linger to oerees her

As we lreethe our evening prnyet.

Dearly loved and Sadly Mined by Mom and bed. Mr. end Mn. Deniel Croat. and

Stewart. 5' -3.! Brother: and Sisters

h loving naeanoa-y of a dear lins- hand and Father. John 1''. Power. who peued swag December lilrd. Illio.

To-day bring: back led in-. Na loving voice we hear.

llaw nd and lonely is our home. Without you rather deer.

laovingb Remembered by wife and Fsrnlly.

In loving memory of my Father. David Bernard who passed awey December 13rd. 1948.

A when of love end reaneanbranoc. of a bed I will never forget. Ills memory to me is a treasure Flis loss 3 lifetime regret. Ever Remeanbe ed by Deughier Vollai.

In loving memory of my Mother. Mm Margaret Thompson. who passed away December 22nd. 1953.

The dmareei. Mother the world could hold

ahaery dmiie and a heart of gold

Hsose who know her all will

know, How much we lost one you ago.

Always Remembered by Daughter and Son-in-Lew Mary Evelyn and Everett and Grandson Weldon.

In loving memory of Ambrose lsrrett. who passed away Decem- hsr 28rd. 1947. K

16 doesn't take a special day To bring him to our minds.

The days we, do not think of him AN v6”! hard to ilnd.

Uwlnkly Remembered by Wife and Fhmlly.

world's richest ureniurn depos- it! are in the Belgian Congo, Cze- choslovakia. south Africa and Can- Ids's northwest,

If YOU

DRIVE . ..

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memory oi our beloved In-anoss whopaasedsway

1 KELLY! CROSS W. I. u

The members of Kelly's Cross Women's Institute held their De- cember meeting at the home of

rs. Joseph Kelly on Dec..l8. at .80. 'I'he hewly-appointed presi- dent. Mrs. Ambrose Monaghan. oc- cupied the chair and conducted the meeting. The president. in her opening remarks asked for the support And co-operation of each member for the coming term. Eleven members answered the roll call by paying their fees and five I1” " m"mhm's inined the Institute.

The sick and school committees gave their reports. Two sick were lreated and tendered their thanks. The new sick committee is Miss Frances Monaghsn and Mrs. Mau- rice McDonald. and for the school. Miss Mary Roberts.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Sterling Wad- dell. To supply the lunch for this meeting will be the hostess and Miss Agnes Tralnor. The corres- pondence conslsted of a letter from Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore. concerning a First Aid Instructors Course to be held the latter part of Decem- ber. Tho holding of a dance in the school was decided upon at which there will be a sale of lunches. To take lunches for sale will be Mrs. Sterling Waddell. Mrs. Franc- 'is McDonald. Mrs. Maurice Mc- Donald. Mrs. Ambrose Monaghan and Miss Eileen Kelly. The pres- ident appolnled Mrs. John Moly- neaux to assist her at the dance in the school.

At. the next meeting a game will be played and the prizes donated by Miss Mary Roberts and Mrs. Clarence Curiey. A sale of fudge will be held'st the school con- cert. This money will go to the Institute funds and every house holder is asked to donate two pounds of sugar in fudge. The school children will receive their usual Christmas treat. A game of bingo was then held from which the sum of 31.60 was realized. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

COSTLY EROSION

Because of soil erosion. coffee cultivation in some areas of Costa Rica is only a fifth of its former output.

ter of the late I-Ion. W. R. Mother- to

Card of Thanks

COOK'S for perfect pictures.

"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MOBI- et the IUGIII DIDO S'l.'0Itl."

OIAIWILL la Better Phone- tnbhs 1

MEN'S IIIAMBOCK Irish linen hsndke;-chiefs. imported. boxed. 3 for 1.00. Henderson Cudmors.

'WI 'l.'Il.A'I III IICI WED.” aiggay's Phermeoy. ooaa evlnlnll 1111 I 0'

DALE TROUSERS Imported from England 325.00: Henderson & Cudmore. 1

GETS Fol GENTLIMEN. - High grade Pipes. Also pollllll-I brands Cllars. cigarettes and Tobecooa st Fred Lalnbxos.

JUST ARRIVED. - While Skat- ing Sweaters. Kennedy's Ladies Wear. 1

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - Ameri- can Flyer Trains 325.95 at Simp- sons-Sears,-120 Kent Street. Dial 3188.

NEW CHRISTMAS RECORDS. Victor. Columbia. Decca. Capitol. Mgm by your favourite artists. Toombs Music Store. 0

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street Dial 5228. Serving full course din- ners. Sp ' lising Chinese dish.

SUNBEAM Mlxmastors. Toast- masters Ironrnasters. Frypan. Deep- fry an Shsvemastors. Ideal Gifts. Toombs Music Store.

IVIIIESTONE TOY FAIR store hours--Open until 9 p.m. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday this week.

BBOOKFIIGLD PIIESBYTEIIIAN CHURCH. - There will be a Candlelight Service in the Church tonight, 8 p. m. special music by the choir. A cordial welcome to all.

NOTICE. - We have a nice as-

sortment of Blankets in all colors and sizes; also Auto Robes in Scotch Tartans which would make an ideal Christmas Gift. Wm. Condon at Sons. 65 Queen Street, Charlotte- wn. HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE. -. The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday, Decem- ber atith. Bonshaw 11 a. m. Vic- toria. 2.90 p. m.. when the Tryon Singers will present "The Infant Holy". Desnble 7.30 p. m. Rev. R. H. Baxter, Minister.

CAVENDISH UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - Services Sunday December 28th. Christmas Message. Stanley Bridge 11 a. m. North Rus- tico I p. in. Special Christmas Chor- sl service at Cavendish by The Cav- endish Choir 7.30 p. m. Rev. F. W. Sawdon. Minister.

PDWNAI. UNITED PASTORAL CHARGE. - Christmas Services Sunday, December 20th. 11 s. m. at Bunbury. 2.30 p .m. at Mount Herb- ert. 7 p. m. at Pownsl. Rev. T. R. Goudge. Pastor.

ARE YOU PUZZLED about What to give Dad for Christmas? Well. your problem is solved when you give him a Lawn-Boy rotary power lawn mower from Douglas Bros. and Jones Lid.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII IN CANADA. - Central Parish. Services next Lord's Day are as fol- lows: Clyde River 11 a. m. Canoe Cove Ii p. m. Sunday School 2 p. m. Churchill 7.30 p. m. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

IF DAD deserves the best. he deserves a Lawn Boy. Just imag ins they start as low as 74.50. Take advantage ofythe Lawn Boy gift certificate plan at Douglas Bros. & Jones. that let's you make a down payment 6n the Lawn Boy model of your choice. then announce your gift. with a good. looking Lawn Boy gift certificate.

NOTICE TO ALL OUR. CUS- TOMERS. - Milk will be delivered on Friday. Sunday and Monday. There will be no delivery on Christ- mas Day or New Years Day. We thank all our customers for the Pleasure of doing bualnek with them in 1954. Pure Milk Co.. Purity Dairy. 0. & G. Dairy. Health Pas- tourlzed Milk Co.. Brighton Dairy, Sunshine Island Dairy.

Personals

Mr. W. H. Drake. Waterside. Pownal left Wednesday morning by plane for Boston to visit friends and relatives over the holidays, From Boston. Mtr. Drake will go to New York and saint Cetharines. Ontario. before returning home the end of January.

That Mrs. Hannah E. Ling of Brackley Beach entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Satur- day last for further medical treat- ment will be learned with regret by her many friends. but it is pleasing to report that her condition is very much improved.

3. of esiani Orphanage Contributions

Montague District. Per am. a. w. Deck North Plnetts W. I. 35.00

Kllmuir West. Collected by Carole MaePhes-son

McGowan's Ltd. 310.00

31.00 Each: Anne MacDonald. Malcolm MacKlnnon. Oswald Fraser. Sam Glllis.

50c Each: L. W. MacKinnon. Lawrence Lecco. Mrs. Peter Mac- Donald. Mrs. Carole Macxinnon.

25c -- Carole E. MacPherson.

Total --. ...........310.25 Boeenealh, Collected by Mrs. Don

nle McQuarrle

Miss Marjorie Gordon 35.00 John Payne 500

31.00 Each: Ed. Munn. Mrs. Al- bert Durscan. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. Stafford Gordon, Mrs. Cal Smith. Mrs. Ella MacLsren, Mrs. Ralph Gordon. Mrs. David Albert.

50c - Mrs. Cecil Buchanan. Total 518.50 Hopefleld District, Collected by

Mrs. Stuart Maclhy and Mrs.

Dean Blue.

Mr; and Mrs. D. D. Living-

stone

32:00 Each: Mrs. MacLean Family.

31.00 Each: Albert Blue. Mrs. Ivan Blue, Mrs. Leon MacPhee. Wilfred Smith. Murdock MacPhee. Stuart MacKay. Miss Blanche MacEachern. Mrs. Harry Mac- Leod. D. A.gMacI..end. Mrs. Allan Fraser. Mrs. Dean Blue.

50c Each: Mrs. M. H. MacDon-

33.00 Alden Blue.

Collected by Gloria Illvkol

23. last The suntan

51.00 Each: Mrs. Albert Els- worth, Mrs. Cecil 1-Iickon.

50c Each: Mrs. Harvey Ross. Mrs. Cornelius Taylor. Mrs. Louis Wright. Mrs. Ralph Graham.

35:: Each: Mrs. Stephen I-Ilckon. Mrs. Austin Ross. Total . . . . . . . . . . . .. 34.70 Collected by Mary Hewitt J. King 32.00

31.00 Each: Mrs. William An- near. Mrs. J. P. Poole. James Hewitt, Mrs. Agnes Aitken. R. C. Poole, Lem Robertson. Mrs. '1'. R. Jackson. 50c-- Nat. Taylor.

Total . Collected by Isabel wright 32.00 Each: Mrs. John Clark.

Mrs. Maynard Aitken. 32.00 Each: Mrs. Lloyd Collings. Mrs. Roy Altken. 50c Each: Mrs. Arch Wright, Mrs. John Aitken. 40c- Mrs. Fred Aiiken. 35c - Mrs. Stanley Hlckon. 25c -Eli Vatcher Total . . . . . . . . . Grand Total - . . . . . . . . . . . .. 330.20 Brudenell, Collected by Mrs. Ivan MacDonald

31.00 Each: Wilfred MacDonald, Alden MacLaren. Henry Young. John Jackson, Mary Rourke, Mrs. Alan MacLeod, Ellery Shaw. Wil- llam Dewar. Ivan MacDonald, Er- nest Robertson. Beecher Dewar, Herman Shaw. Cyril Shaw.

75c -oAlhol MacLaren.

50c Each: Howard Dewar. Mrs. Mary Stewart. Mrs. Garth Kerr. Total . . .. 51.3.2.3 Cardigan. Collected by Mrs. Daisy Gordon Mrs. Daisy Gordon. Mrs. Norman MacKs-nzle. Benny

51 00 ltlacll:

old. Chester MacEachern. James Smith. 1 Total . 519.50 Caledonia. Collected by Mrs. Allan

Cameron Angus L. MacLean, M.P., 3:100 Caledonia W. I. 2.00

31.00 Each: C. R. Marlin, D. 1... MacPherson. Allan Cameron, Char- les E. Walker. Norman J. Mac- Donald, James Stewart, Stillman Acorn, John S. Stewart, M. 1” Stewart. Angus D. MacDonald Mrs. Charles S'ewart, Neil Mac- Lcnn, Malcolm S. MacI.vun.

500 Each: Mrs. Jnlin ZVl:irLi-iiri.m.

Mm. Dun Mani,” Dan w,1-can , vs-r, Juan M:-Iiish and Anna

Angus J. MacDonald. I y MW"?

Total .. .. scum) sum k..iL-11: Y, R. In...-s, ,, . I Gcurgp Mr-lllsh. Mr. Alex Mac-

Dist.lci of New Perth, (.tillerledpphmgb;M' Mrs. Kvme Russ. Mrs-

liy Mrs. J. Lincoln Dewar 52.00 Each: Alex Hamilton. 51.25: Glen MacLairn

51.00 Each: Ira Stewart. Ernest -. (7 .. . Moar. Lincoln Dewar, Allister Cur-lhed an?" rte. William Minchin. Oswald Col- -.L

llngs. Roy MscNeill, Kitchener Smith. 75:: Each: Stanley Nindowski,

Reginald Mellish. 05c-Homer Moar. 50c Each: John Lewis, Stanley

Burke. Charles Kennedy.

Total . . . . . . 516.90 Peters Road West. Collected by Mrs. Guy Reid Ord. Macswain 52.00 31.00 Each: D. G. Reid. Mrs. Gerald Johnston. Mrs. Jack Mac-

Lean. R. Willard MacLean. A. MacSwain. Mrs. Bert Hickey. Mrs.

Chester Macswain. Mrs. Merrill Butler. Mrs. Pierce Butler. Mrs. Otis Jackson. Mrs. Otis Acorn. Mrs. Ellis MacPherson, Ammon Acorn.

75c -Mrs. J. A. Macswain. 50c Each: Mrs. Raymond Mac-1 Aulay, Mrs. Alex.MncLean, Alex-

ander MacLennan. Ernest Mac-

Lean. I 5012- Angus MacLean.

Total , . . . . . . . . . . .. 318.15

Peters Road, East. Collected by- Mre. Nell Vanlderstlne

31.00 Each: Mrs. R. A. John- ston. Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Mrs. Garfield Johnston; Mrs. Harry Vsnlderstine, Mrs. Percy Johnston, Mrs Bessie Graham, Mrs. Lloyd Butler. Mrs. Russell Graham. Mrs. Don. Johnston. Mrs. Otto Irving. Mrs. Harry Johnston. Mrs. How- ard Munroe. Mrs. L. P. Butler, Mrs. Clair Johnston. Mrs. J. M. Johnston, Sr.. Mrs. George John- ston, Miss Isabell Johnston, Mrs. Neil Vanlderstine, W. J. Mac- Lean.

00c -Mrs. Joseph Jenkins.

50:: Each: Mrs. M. W. Beaion.

Mrs. Edgar Vanlderstina. Total . . . . . . . . . . . .. - . 3.20.60 Lower Montague. Per Mrs. R. A.:

Poole

Collected by Norma Annoar 31.00 Each: David Wright. Chos- sel Annear, Jack Annear. William Gordon. Mrs. Annie Schurmnn. Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. Harold Annear, Mrs. Stillman Mac- Kinnon.

Total

Margarm Mm”. Everett Monro.

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.USlHII. I NOVEL GIFTS IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE ' RADIO5 FOR HOME AND CAR 1

Western Tire and lluto Supply

Install.

4.45 Ur

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UP

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Llrest Item Stmt .

Matheson. Mrs. Frank MacNeili, Mrs. Henry Craswcll, D. A. Acorn, Mrs. D. Scrimgeuur.

Total . 37.00 Cambridge, L'lJIIO('I.i3d by Mrs. Har- mon Irving

51.00 Iilllclll lli-nnu-n Irving, Os- wald Giuiiaiii, Grunt Sencabaugii, Anrllolv Gr;-llianl.

Tilt - Siyniuur llerldl-i.-viii.

.301: 151::-ii: Wilbert Scnrabaugh. Aibcrl .viacl.euLi, John avidson, Clyde Kcrvm.

Toial . 36.70

Kings (70,, (Toilet-led lllsrgiarci (Tar-

l'n1on Kmui. by .Io)'u- (I.n've-r,

75c - - ltlrs. Prim: Can Schuiipcr. 50c: Llnyrl Melii.-ii. Mrs. John ?' Brink. Mrs Dnugla.-. Mellish. Mrs.

Mr.

25c - RI-v Gnrmiey.

DO YOU KNOW

that You Can Have y ELECTROLUX CLEANER or POLISHER

Christmas wrapped dPIIVPl'('(I

to your home for .1515 downs

Monthly Payment. 357.50

121 UPPER QUEEN l Dial 5607

GIVE

From

THE SPORTSMAN'S OWN CIGARETTE

Rolled in 'AI.LWEATHER' Waterproof Paper

GIVE USEFUL GIFTS

nowsnn McINNIs

attractive Ind colourful Metal boxes of fifty

FOOTWEAR

175 IIIIEEII STREET

gm-

To 544.50

35 MEN'S SUITS. Sale

. 320.00 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

MEN'S DRESSING GOVINS .. 36.95 up

Fllliunrm PYIAMAS . . . .. 33.49 msgnrss SOCKS to also ... 88c IIEN5:reg.5l.00..... ,......50c wxgkonrss GLOVES . g .. 31.00 EELIZNNELETTE PYIAMAS .. . .. 32.59 I 35.95 ll1:i1ElilB”l21?"51"'T.. . . . . . . 313.95 E0u3pEJlcKns...... 319.50

DRESS GLOVES to 33.95 .. . . .. 31.95 Pullover & Coal SWEATERS . 33.00 up SURCOATS lo 16 yrs. .

i Fllll COLLAR BOMBERS ....... 34.49 BATHIIOBES. 8-16 yrs. . .. . . . .. 35.95

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The GREEND , Ltd.l

CHRISTMAS SALE CONTINUES

Last Minute Gift Suggestions for the whole family at Bolh GREEN- DAL'S Stores. Bargains Galore in every department.

1 RACK LADIES '

COATSloS4450.......

l GROUP LADll!3'

COATS to 349.50

(DYED RABBIT) Rog. 5195.00

szaoo CONEYFUIIIIOATS S6950

SUITS to 339.50 .... 310.00 8: 315.00

I RACK LADIl1S' - New Shipment

SUITS, reg. 529.50 . . . . . . . . .. 320.00

INCLIYDING 3-Pl EC-E SETS

GIRLS' COATS to 14x 310.00 & 315.00

LADlES' (JOTTON PRINT

DRESSES. special 51.48

l.ADlES' AFTERNOON

DRESSES 10314.95 S3 - S4 - S5

l.ADlES' & (llRI.S' HEAVY

SKIPANTSloS5.95 37.10

CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL

PULLOVERS lo 14 yrs. . . . . . .. 31.88

CHILDREN '8 GABARDINE

SNOW SUITS. fur collars 55.95

LADlES'

PIIRSES to 55.95. special . . . 51 8 52

Large Stock of LadIea' HOUSECOATS to choose from. Value to 512.95 . .. . . 53.00 - 54.00 I 55.00

....315.00

Open timing

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