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We wish you a full pacli of Yuletide with iust room enough to squeeze ‘in our greetings. Thank you. good friends. for your kindly patronage throughout the year. During I949. " we will make every effort to deserve your continued confidence

MAURICE MILL

MEN’S WEAR SUMMERSIDE

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Jos. L. Arsenault.

in the wood lot on Thursday gc ting wood cut in readiness

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Upper l-iowlan, spent Dec. 8th and Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gallant spent We ers Jerry and Frank Gnllant, l

evening train.

merside by Eusebds mother, M

R. E. ELLIS INSURANCE Fire - Auto — Casualty Phone 129 5 Summer t., Summersld

i MILLAR'S STORE. Kensington. will remain ' open Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday evenings until ‘l0 p.m.. but will close Friday evening at 6 p.m. so that all our clerks ' may be able to spend Christmas Eve with their families.

tives.

ents in the hospital just recen returned to their homes.

E. E. Parkman.

Miss Mary Richard. R.N.. is vis- iting in Duvar among her relatives.

short time in Charlottetown recent-

Mrs. Jerry Arsenault and fam- ily were in Duvar on Sunday after-

Many of the folks now have had colds which seem so hard to set

Leonard MacDonald of Brae niot- ored to Howlan on Monday eve-

Bruce Carruthers. Jr.. is gone to

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet of Woodstock, had as guest Mrs. Oct-

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Peters and Miss Doris Gallant of O'Leary were

Clayton Carruthers and Paul Gal- Qlont attended the show in Bloom- field Station on Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Paul Gallant, Duvar. who is daughter Josie and Margaret from the U.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard vis- lited with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsen- auit and familyon Wednesday eve-

of Wilmot was in Iiiowlan on Sunday. guest oi‘ his in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce

Mrs. Pius Finnan and family are in Howlun. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gal-

Webb have been ill with colds rec- ently. Here's hoping they are now

Mr. and Mrs. ViTICGTIL_GIIIIBHL and son Neil visited in Bloomfield Sta- tion recently with Mr. and Mrs.

Tennis Peters had a few men

for sleigh roads to get it hauled home.

L. Gallant. Vlfedncsdiiy. Peeing tonal in Bloomfield with Mr. Bennett Peters and Mr.

nesday in Hoivlon with her broth- .e_ turning home to Piusville on the

Pr. Rooney and Eusebe Arsenault recently motored to Charlottetown.‘ 'l‘iiey were accompanied to Sum-l

sister, Mrs. Frank Gallant. Mr. Gul- innt and family of Dorchester. Mass. l She will also call on other rela-l

Mrs. Dorice Gallant and Raymond Doiron of Duvar, who were pull-l

Herebi wishing them both a speedy con-

sure enjoyed themselves with Santa and put in their order for what ouch one wanted on - Christmas morning.

White-Martin Wedding

A quiet but pretty woddlxig was soiemnlwd by Rev. K0. Sullivan at the Parsonage, Summer ‘do. 0H Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock when Emily Christine, daughter of Nllr. and Mrs. James Martin. Kinross, became the wife of Jos- eph Harold, son of Captain and Mrs. Percy White, Murray Har- bor.

Tho bride chose for her wedding a tires of elephant grey wool, a fusohia feather hat and black ac- cessories. Her corsage was of Peerless roses. she was attended by Miss Alice MacLood, who wora a dress of loganbrrry wool with black accessories and a col-sage of pink carnations.

Mr. Wendell Stewart attended the grocm.

After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where the rooms acre specially decorated for the occasion with pink and white streamers. The bride's table. at- tractive wlth its lighted tape s. was centred with a two-tier wed- ding cake. Mr. Daniel MacPher- on proposed the toast to the bride to which the groom respcnded. The girl friends of the bride us- slsted in serving the guests.

Mr. and Mrs. White left on a honeymoon trip throughout the Marlttmes and upon return will reside in Charlottetown. -- S.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hardy of How lan R.R., are enjoying a holiday in Boston and other American cit- ies after disposing oi‘ their beau- tiful property to Mrs. Hardy's nep- hew. Edwin Turner of O’Leary.

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Among those from St. Anthony's going to Tignish Wednesday to attend the rally of “Children of Mary Society" were Rev. M. J. Rooney. parish priest, Miss Ethel Flnnan, Mrs. Paul Doiron. Miss Bernice Doiron. Mrs. Henry Pineou, Miss Beatrice Martin, Miss Bernice Gallant. Miss Margaret Gallant. Miss Delniu Gallant, Miss Beatrice Arsenault, Miss Laureitn Arsenault and Miss Catherine Perry.

On Tuesday. Dec. 14th. the month- iy meeting of St. Anne's Club of Hewlan and Woodstock was held at the home of Mrs. Anthony Fin- nan with a fair attendance. in the absence of the president, Mrs. Jerry Gallant. the vice-president, Mrs. An- thony Finnnn prcsidrrl. Meeting us usual opened by prayer. It was derided to donate $10 to Rev. Fr. M. J. Rooney sit Christmas; also $5 ouch to Pius Finnan and Ferdin- and Arseniiult. our Seminary and College students. After reports from sick committee were heard and new ones appointed, new lunch committee was appointed again. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Ben Gallant. At this meeting an auction sale of hand-made articles will take place. ez-ch member to donate a hand- made article. Meeting _then ad- jnurned. A game of bingo which realized about. $5. was very much enjoyed; also ll delicious lunch serv- ed by the hostess and others. All then departed to their homes having spent a very enjoyable eve- ning.

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NEW LONDON W. M. S.

The annual meeting of ‘New London W. M. S. o! the United Church was held at the home of the seciotary. Mrs. l-laold May- iiew, on Thursday evening, Dec. 2nd, and was largely attended.

A beautiful Christmas carol ser- iice was used with Mrs. Iselgh Brown as leader. Prayer for our missionary, Mr. Fraser, was deui- cated by Miss Annie MacLeod.

Seven boxes and thirty-four cards were sent and thirteen calls made on sick and shut-ins.

The secretary read a letter of appreciation and thanks for a glf; received from one of our former members who has moved to an- other corrmunity.

Mrs. Harold Dunning gave an interesting reading on Christian stewardship and a chapter of the Study Book made up the program The nunule-s oi the last. annual meeting were then read and the following officers WEFC elected for the coming year:

President: Mrs. Ray MzucLeod.

vice-president: Mrs. JM. Camp- bell.

Secretary: Mrs. Harold Mayhew.

Treasurer: Mrs C. B. Gass.

Christian stewardship secretary. Mrs. l-lztrcld Dunning.

Temperance Secretary: Mrs. H. P. Found.

-Oommunily Friendship Secretary;

AUGUSTINE COVE W. I. The December meeting of the Augustine Cove Women's Institute was held at. llic home oi Mrs. Roy Cutcliffe. Meeting opened by sing;- ing Institute Carol, followed by Cmed llliuliison. Roll call was responded to by 25 members and one visitor. Two new members joined. Minutcs of last. meeting were read and approved. It was ClQClKIBd to get treats for school children for Christmas. Sugar was l0 be riislrlbuted among members for tlie purpose of making candy. Mrs. Vernie’ Webster was ap- llointecl no he Red Cross convene:- for this lnstltuic. The amount of $41.00 vras handed. the secretary. receipts of bean sup- per. T-i: buying committee urre appointed lo buy new blinds for l the principals room. . It ivns decided to send Christ- i mas boxes to sick and shut-ins in fihe district. Reports oi’ commit- tees were heard and new ones ap- pointed. Sick and program. hirs.) Donald Howutt, Mrs. Elmer Daw- son: lunch. Mrs. Lcciiian Mac- |Williains. Mrs Roy Boulter. Mrs. John Gregg, Mrs. Brent Clark. y Mrs. Frank MucWilliams kindly l invited mmibcrs to her home for

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We wish to announce that the recent sole of the Fertilizer Plant at Summerside to Canada Packers Limited will not hove any effect whatever in our fertilizer dealings in the future, either in service to our customers or in prices charged them.

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We will have no delivery on Christmas Day but in order onmmTmfl that you will have sufficient milk and cream for over the lioli- C°"":'° “wgfim”!

day there will be on extra delivery on Christmas Eva after- noon. Please help by having your tickets and bottles out after dinner on Friday, December 24th. ‘

Our office will be open on Christmas morning till ll o'clock for your convenience. _

Attention Kensington, St. Eleonors and Airport custom- ", Due to circumstances that we can't control we will be unable to make two deliveries in your area on Doc. 24 so wa ask you to order a two days supply on our regular coll that day.

IDEAL DAIRY

Suminorside

Tlia management and staff ivisli to siitand to our cu!- tomm and potions our sincere ivisim for a happy holiday

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We wish all our customers a very (mouwms, Hlgr. and Mg. n. J. can... and - i e sons. llss Beatrice Ars .

Merry CIIIISTIIIGS. Egg-zap“. l ault, Vincent Perry and Mr. 231d

Mrs. Eddie Gallant and son. spenfi, Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs‘. Lorraine Gallant. i

Ben Gallant and Eusebe Arson-i suit are at their homes here ufterl spending a part of the summerl

pany trucks each summer.

Sincere sympathy is extended tn Albert Rowe, C.N.R. station agent at Freetown. who was so badly burned as the result of an ex- plosion while attending the station house fire on Saturday. Here's hop- ing that he may soon be alleviated . from his sufferings.

Mrs. Bruce Carruthers and son Clayton and little grandson Wlllarv MacQuarrie oi’ Wilmot motored to Cnpe Wolf on Sunday to vtbit with Mrs. Tom Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Cook and family.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arlenault, How Ian. motored to Summerslde with their smaller children on Saturday where they visited Holmani Toy- land. Needless to say the children

ivorking with Curran d: Briggs.‘ Arsensult drives one of the com-i

We look forward to serving you in i949 as well as new custom-

ers aiid take this opportunity of extending to you our best wishes for the Christmas season.

SIMMONS & MocFARLANE Summerside, P. E. l.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

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