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' 'wz's held in the Kingsboro Coni. is visiting with members of his 0 \ S THURSDAY ‘ munity Hall on Dec. 18. Mrs. family in Boston. Mass. a f . lmer Fraser cut the bérthday T- and Mrs- MiChael cue’l > I" I Cl‘.c‘,_.l.v cake which was made and beau. returned from their honeymoon; z tiiuiiy decorated by Mrs. Nor- trip to Lunenburg and Moncton' V7 m___MWu| I man Bruce. South Lake, Re. and are residing in Red Point. i u pjm ACIW Hale". freshments were served in all Mr. and MrS. JO'hn F. Robert‘i Z ‘5 p mermY SLhOOI | r present and the children enjoy- son have just recently moved in‘ > '30 D‘m'_Namml smock ‘ ed an afternoon of fun together. in the-r beautiful new home in 00 pm “Lemma Younq Show ; ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garrett. Kinﬂsbom i 30 pm._C,n,dim wow ' :Ml's. Ross Young. Red Point. Miss Jean Bruce. student 00 pl'mrswie' HI“ By PATRICIA RUSAK tomb their hair or back-comb were recenl V'S‘t‘lrs '0 Charlm- PWC College, Charlottetown, isI 30 meToday a. Home TORONTO iCPl — The only it if they wear it in a, high {Clown spending her holidays with herl ' m peraule Dame “reasotn a woman wears a hat’ is style." Mrs. Mabcl Bruce. Red Point. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesleyl r V l in p'mwscarlc' pimpeme” h(ital ract attention. A becoming A hat. need not be expensive. is visitingl with her son-in- law Bruce. Bothwell. 1 ‘ NMQﬁlg’N m pleroqi Be“ alladds the final touch to the says Miss Lewis. You can buyian daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ching. Basin Head.. 7.4.5 15 A ‘ .H pmrodiem ijrl'”lFSSCd Person. one of real fur for $65 but the iGnrdon Little. Saugas. Mass. spent a pleasant weekend with i : ‘pAMiLy'sonp, m p_ml_CFCY W New. I Fl?” "it? finding of Shaela same style in imitation fur isi The East Bank. WI and the friends in Montague. 3- 15 p m—Clncma 13-7— than“Ewen”‘n2.ll‘:°'°rddgamr for avr'lable for $2~98~ , pupils of the East Baltic School Mrs. George Bruce. R e d l O n of ‘ me I ,mfry “"1”: “I paid $15 for a plain black 1put on a Christmas and varirtv Po‘nl. was a recent visitor to i x m .,.,..__.Ti.,, Dricndm women.s hgtsa;,¥h:y:n "mm" velvet breton which have concert in the Kingsborn Hall Charlottetown. :m 00 pmrPlnYdMe thewrc ﬁlly 'ridicumﬁls 33' shaft; lworn at least three times a :on Dec. 21. Stewart MaeGregor. VI< You Can't Win 'Em All the", do‘m ’like the ' grt atlweck for five months and I still was chairman. All enjoyed a‘ BUSINESSMAN DIES I no p.m.—Toronto Wrestling least they noticé "161;":é‘ﬂa expect to get about two more good evening's entertainment. HALIFAX icpi _ Fredepick ' : pm.—CBC News d0 common! .. n my . months wear out of it—alm"sthics and fudge were sold and ant/[03.10 Come". 59' a Hanfax o Lmriocai Weaihe, Choﬂsing a' hat 1 _d, ,d :as much wear as I would get‘large sum was realized in aidfinvcstmpni dealer. died Tues. c s.m.—Viewpoint ual matter Mis Ls 3." m “1' 'ioull Of a Pair Of Shoes." said ml the EaSt Baltic woml‘n's In‘ day while on vacation at Tuc- l a. sizes. “It's. not :heegaeegt‘pthae TMISS Lewxs' lsmute‘ ' son' Arlz' e was Fragment 0"“ hat that counts as much as the ‘FLMNEB STYLES l Mrs. Mae Bushey. Souris Line Cornell. MacOililvray Limited. i were” coordination of a hat Hats for spring will be Maine, i Road. is .VlSltlllg With her broth- [which has ofﬁces in both Hali- ; wiglryour 0mm, hairdo, {ace lthan for many years' with em_|er and stster-m-law, Mr. an d fax and St. Johns. Nfld. an i ure." =phasis on line and shape rather 0 . . . : SIgIPLEb RULES _ lthan trim. .says Miss Leww. RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ca" ui t.ere are a few basic. Flowers. frills and frou frou . ? rules. Choose a hat that Will ‘will be used sparingly. mainly , blend. both in color and styling. 'to draw the eye to the line of one“ 8130 8-m-'9 Pum~ With the outfits in your ward-the . 76 Kent St. (Opp. Eaton‘sl:}i'obe. For example. if your‘ All shapes and sizes—bretons. .o-ma M ~0»o-o~e+Heo-H clothes are tailored. a more pill boxes. slouches. cloches’

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