THE GUARDIAN.

Ci-TARLOTTETOWN

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TOOTH

I Exhaustive Research by Eminent Dental Authorities Proves How Using (OIGATE 0mm CREAM llelps Prevent Tooth Decay!

. lflll‘ tit-rttnl science offers pmoj i\ [lint alnnys brushing teeth h-ith Colgate right after eating helps pieVtlll tooth decay. P_rooI_—-based (tn ltnntlrctls oi case hlstﬂﬂﬁ. (W0 tears tri continuous research at leading illll\'t‘r.\‘lIlCS—fllC most con- tittsiirprttttl in all (lcntilnce research on tooth tlcczly.

Under the direction of eminent dental authorities, one grou of ool- lcge men anti women nlways rushed their tooth with Colgate Dental Croarn right alter eating—whilc an- ttther group followed their usual dental care. The average of the group using Colgate right ai_ter eat- ing wasa startling reduction in num- ber oi new cnvilies—fa7 I481’ I001]! lnav! The other group developed newcavities at n much higher rate.

hlodern research shows tooth de- cay is caused by mouth acids which sre at their worst after meals or snacks. When you brush your teeth with Colgate Dental Cream right after eating, you help remove acids before they can harm enamel. And Colgolfs pertetrating foam readies crevices irt teeth where lood psrtidee often lodge.

COIGATE

DENTALCREANI IIEIPS PREVENT DECAY!

THE MOST CONCIIISIVE PROOF IN All DENTIFRICE RESEARCH 0N TOOTH DECAY

The Colgate now st your dealer's is the same formula used in the tests. Colgate contains all the necessary ingredients, including an exclusive patented ingredient, for effective daily dental care. No rial: of irrita- tion to tissues and gumsl And no change in ﬂavor, or foam—snd no change in cleansing action.

No claim is made that using Colgate can stop all tooth decay, or hel cavities already started. But brushing teeth right after eating is the proved way to help prevent tooth decay with Colgate Dental Cream.

NO OTHER DENTIFRICE OFFERS PROOF OF THESE RESULTS

"isobar-wants W. I.

The annual meeting of Brook- iieid Women's Institute met at; the rhoolhouse with eight. members resent, Meeting opened by sing- fli Institute Ode and repeating "reed in unison. Roll cull vms 1iswered by membership fee. The minutes of lest. meeting and lost rtnuel meeting were read and iinvrl. There was no report from it'll committee or school commit- rtcB S5 was voted for the U. B.

Tho following were the expendp tires: Red Cross $5; Salvation ﬁlmy Kt; Orphanage $5; U, E, F, er llritttirt S5; Mr. Johnston for eirhtnr: ntusir. donated to school, tit»; irent for school children l_(‘ltri~ttn.lts ttnrl school closing, n‘: fruit, postage and ete., $16; lﬂl 51011.94.

Tlle following money was taken "1 Ptlllillv sales $53.25; play 24.49; flFlllllg pond and collections 10.4": lziwriilittrs fees and govern- nettt ttlurlt $4.75; donations $2.00: htn nnt- savings certificate otnl $104.80, Balance from \ u; snares,

hlectton I-f officers for coming ‘"1 President, Mrs. Donald flllllcil. ro-r-lcrted: vice-president, M" "Will W000i secretory-treasur- ll- M l‘ 1 1h lllnnsc, re-elected; ‘i r; Mrs. Gordon McLeod anal its. llilfrctl Wood: sick commit-

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tee, Mrs. Robert Andrews, Mrs. Pearle McLeod, Mrs. Donald Camp- bell and Miss Bernice Wood; school committee, Miss Joyce Nicholson; auditors, Mrs, Wilfred Wood and Mrs. Gordon McLeod.

Next meeting nt the homo of Misses Grace and Bernice Wood. Meeting closed by singing “God Snve The King."

BRIDGE TR-ANSPLANTED

KAFUE, Northern Rhodesia -- (CP) — A bridge over which thou- sands of Londoners have walked was put. into use here recently. It is the emergency bridge which spanned the River Thames near County Hall. The bridge was given to the Northern Rhodesia govern- ment. by Sir Alfred Belt.

COMMUNITY'S BEACON

IDNDON -- (C?) - Hemmer- smith council is considering a plan to install floodllghtlng on the steps of Hnmmersmiih Town Hall to mn-kc the building easier to rec- ognlze.

HUGE UNDERTAKTNG

Contracts totalling more man 341000.000 have been let to date in connection with the construction plf the Albella-Lakchcad oil pipe-

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This oollusm t. nm‘ M “w” ""5"". ﬁfxdtegllslfng of anifrmlilatve my be inset-tee

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COOK'S for f‘ooognphg JIMMIEB TAJU, mung 53,1

NOTIE DAME Tel today snd tomorrow.

GONFEDEIIATION I. . SUBANCE. u‘ m

SPECIALS — Dresses, odd sizes, 91951108 II 5.00 and 7.00. Suntefs Ladies’ Wear.

THREE FLIGHTS WEEKLY to BNXIEY. Nova Scotia. Phone Marl- tlme Central Airways Limited, e061

DON'T FORGET ZION W. A. Chicken Salad Tes snd Bazaar, Hm"! 600M113 table Thursday, Nov. 24th. 4.30 to 0.30 p.m.

NOTICE. - Our mm will bo 0105M from November 19th to Dec- ember 5th, to work on back orders. Wm. Condon as Sons, Charlotte- town. P. E. Island.

ATITENTION COMMUNITY CONWRT MEMBERS. - Columbia Operatic Trio Wednesday evening, November 23rd. P. W. C. I-Iall,il.l5 P. M.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. — Advertisers are reminded that. their copy must be in the Guardian not lster than noon the previous day to Euerantee insertions. Out of city advertisers who telephone dun. W05. etc. should particularly bear this In mind.

M/V ESKIItIQ-drreight. will be accepted up till noon satin-day, November 26th for next, sailing M/V Bkitrno to south coast of Newfound- lsnd ports including Argent“, For 8111104! and rates apply to Corpor- ation Office, Lower Prince street, or Phone Charlottetown 1605.

NOW IN STOCK, men's ten inch rubber boots, eleven inch rub- ber boots, men's twelve inch rub- ber boot-s, men's thigh length rub- her boots, men's hip length rubber boots, men's wade.‘ rubber boots, also boys, youths and women's rubber footwear, where? At the Montague Shoe store.

ENGAGEMENT — Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith of Victoria West, P.E.I. wish to announce the en- gagement of their youngest daugh- ter, Jennle Elge. Smith to Ralph E. Nowell, of Lexington, Mass. Marriage to take place in the near future.

Personals

The Misses Bertha Nicholson and Mary MacL-eod of Hartsvllle, left this week to visit friends and relatives in Moncton and Saint John.

The little friends of Diane Len-- caster, 5 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lancaster will be pleased to know that she is doing nicely in the P. E. I. Hospital fal- lowlng a tonsil operations.

Mr. Gordon Coffin of the Cans- dian Bank of Commerce, Albert/on, together with his wife and family, spent last week end with his pur- enis, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin. Brighton Avenue.

Mr. James Lsrrabee, formerly of the Royal Bank, Charlottetown, now of Sydney, is visiting his father, J. J. Lsrrsbee. Mr. Lsrra- bee hnd a successful deer hunt and reports them plentiful in Nova Scotla.

Miss Rita Hos-gen otf the staff of the Royal Bank of Canada. Char- lottetown is visiting in Cleveland Ohio. U.S.A. While there she is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Daniel Horgan and family. Bile will o!!!) visit with her aunts, Mrs Richard Tobin, Mrs. John Rice Mrs. James Mann and the fsmlles of her late uncles Messers. Phillip and 'I‘imol.hy

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IN MEMORIAM

DANIEL II. CHAMPION -There passed to his eternal rest Daniel H. Champion on Tuesday morning Nov. 8 at. his late residence in Manson, Maine st the ego of seventy years, Born st Darnloy. l’. E. L, April m, 1870, son of James and AlicieftHeaneyl Chamvlvn- He moved to Morison, Main". in ‘anthems.- of onsway 1011880100!’- Fellows he was a noble erml In 1916-18. He wss also a member of Doric units, Free and aocwted Bus‘)... ﬁsh-lee his rlsughter Edna Arthur usrrsstrwl-l I" Survived by a sister Kate (Mr!- Walter Cole) French River. 9.111.. three brothers William of Monson. ‘Maine, Robert. of Darnlcl’. P- E- l-- Wesley of Kenslngton. P. E. I; two grandchildren and three if" grandchildren. His wife Ethel Haney Champion predeceased him eleven months IKO- o“ “m”! funeral service were hold BI- 1.30 p_ m ﬁlmy at the Oongretgstlgitztsl church. conducted by ‘l rgmug: Gard L. ‘ltowe. pastor of

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IN MEMORIAII

| memory of m! d: lirhrtisr, Spr. Garfield MseLeod, who wss killed In setters, Nov. 2s, 1944-

Rio memory to us is s keep-

sake,

With which we vvlll never DIN:

Though God hss hlm In Ills keeping,

we have him In our hearts.

sadly missed by sister Margaret snd family.

‘WES

‘P PLAN T0 ATTEND

NIITIIE DAME HIGH TEA

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY

Nov. 28rd and 24th

Beautiful l“ ' g Gm, m. I-‘IWIIIIK "' qllllil-e Baby Wear. Fine display of Aprons.

Certificate a n d Novelty Tables. Bingo and other games w I t h appropriate prises.

iireen-MaoEwen Nuptials

It was a lovely day, clear and sunny, snd in the air a tang of crispness — the first aloof fresh- ness of approaching winter. Such Wednesday, November 9, 1949, when Janie Margaret, only daughter of H. S. and Mrs. Mac- Ewen, of Stanley Bridge, became the bride of Robert Roy Green of Little Current, Ontario. The cere- mony took place at the home of the bride's parents and was per- formed by the Rev. A. D. Msc- Leod, grand-uncle otf the bride, and assisted by the Rev. George Gough of Cavendish, P. E. I.

Dressed in flowing white satin with a floor-length veil of dell- cste "tulle illusion" and carrying s bouquet of red roses, Janie en- tered on the srm of her father. Lohentgrinu wedding march was expressed beautifully by the plen- lst, Mrs. Lorne MacEwen.

The bridesmaid, Miss Joy Mac- Leod of Charlottetown, was charm- ing in s gown of blue tatfeis with shoulder-length veil end matching gloves. She carried s bouquet of pink roses. The groomsmsn was Mr. Buddy MacEwen, brother of the bride. The bride's mother was very attractively dressed in grey crepe and wore a corsege of pink roses. .

Following the ceremony the bri- dal couple retired to sign the register snd Mr. Eric MaeGregor of Charlottetown sang "I'll Walk Beside You." A buffet lunch was served to over eighty guests. The bridal table, tastefully decorated, was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake which was cut in

the traditional manner. Mrs. Emma MscEwen and Mrs. Cyril MaeGregor presided st the tea

table with many other friends and relatives of the bride assisting in serving. Rev. Mr. Gough pro- posed the toast to the bride with the groom making an appropriate response.

For travelling the bride wore s winter white hat and coat over a dress of wine crepe. The groom's gifts to the bridesmaid and pian- ist consisted of ear rings of sapphire and amethyst drops snd to the groomsman snd vocalist, gold pen knives on chains.

Mr. snd Mrs. Green will make their home in Northern Ontario and will carry with thorn the blessings and sincere good wishes of their many friends on Prince Edward Island.

An interesting feature of the wedding above reported was that Mr. and Mrs. MscEwen, the bride's parents, were married the some date and day of November ln 1921. Twenty-eight years later. Mrs..MacEwen's uncle, now 87 years old, came from his home in Saint John, N. 8., to marry their daughter, Janie.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memo y of Spr. G. Garfield MsoLeod killed in notion Nov. 28rd. I944.

"Gone but not forgotten.”

Ever missed by Sister Annie snd family, Long Creek.

RICH RESOURCES

Brazil has the richest iron ore deposits in the world.

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l. late tor sﬂlm‘ Mum gives sure protection sgslag: underarm odor all =7 evening. ~ i _ r m- a - w..=~~.:*:.r:.»-. bditasclrgeotle, harmless l0 skin. l. {do for skit"-

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Nohsrsh . M m g0 f0! "u" hire fallacies.

Protestant Orphanage Contributions

UPECIAIJ ' Miss Lens C. MacIsls-e,

Toronto 33,00 Bil-utter River by Elilth Cnowell and Grstoe Nicholson Mrs. P. J. Noya .00 Mrs. M!!! B! liphmt 3.00

$2.00 Each: Mrs. Geo. E. Bullth: Mrs. Wellington Patterson; Laurie Ripley; C. B. Methemn; Rev. and Mrs. Christie; Percy Boyle; Ivm Bowman.

$1.00 Each: we. Lem Orssweli; Mrs. Robert. Andrews; Mrs. Lloyd Csrew; Mrs. Vernon Noye; Mrs. Nelson Clarke; Mrs. Amelia, Spence; Mrs. Emily Seaman; Cuthbert Mont- gomery; James E. Andrews; Russell Bernard; Cyril Smith; Lester Sher- ren; Mrs. John Crsswell; Mrs. Fred Smith; Ernest Cousins.

50c Each: Mrs. Ellsworth Bagnsll; Mrs. James I-I. Andrews; Mrs. Harry Smith; Mrs. Geo. Smith; Mrs. 0., L Wood; Daniel McFsdyen; M", Gar-field Woods; Mrs. Earle Rob- ertson; Mrs. Wilfred Whlilock; Mrs. Emmett Bernard; Lorenzo Smith; ‘Mrs. Derrlll White; Mrs. Fred Ford; Mrs. Rod Ford; Mrs. Harold Crossman; Mrs. Alien Smith; Gordon ltlafheson; Mrs. w. Large; Billie Clow.

35c: Mrs. Don Buimen.

25c: Mrs. Willard Bernard. Total-MIN.

Hunter River by W. G. Darke

$3.00: W. G.Dsrkc.

$1.00 Each: Mrs. Frank Bagnall; Mrs. A. W. Stewart; Bessie Altken; Roderick McKlnnon; Orville Seller; J. S. MwLeod: Mrs. J. Nicholson; Mrs. Roland Warren; Irs Rack- hsm; Elmer McMillan; Resign Bag- nsll; John A. Mbllﬂnll; J. D. Mathe- son; Daniel McLeod; Cortland Mc- Edison Newman; Chester Seller; James W. McDonald; Rdbert

L Smith: Dr. J. R. Murchison; James L. LePsge. 75o Each. Mrs. Gordon cerew;

Angus B. McDonald. ,

50c Each: Mrs. Stephen Bums; Mrs. Roy Mills; Herold W. Mc- Lean; Mrs. Katie Rackham. Total-Swot).

Grand Total muster Hater-SUMO

Hue! Grove S. D. by Misses Pound sud Ramsay l

$2.00 Each: Ray Ferris; Mehol- son Bros.

$1.00 Bach: Stephen Bartram; Art Houston; Garfield Stevenson; Ben. Crsswell; Mrs. Fred Follsnd; Harold Bagmll; James Brown; Er- roll Bagnnll; Borden Begnsll; Ivan Hill; Jean Jackson; Wm. Pound; Harry Craswell.

50c Each: Billy Whalers; Somers; Rufus Steven s. . Total—$1B.50.

New Dominion by Mhlssu ltrmg and Joan Marleen

$1.00 Each: Mrs. Hector Mc- Lean; Mrs. Martin McDonald; Mrs. Hector Currie; Mrs. Campbell Mac- Phse; Mrs. Walter Macmwen; Mrs. Dan Livingstone; Reuben Betts", Mrs. Thomas Lowtther; Mrs. Arth- ur MacDonald; Mrs. ‘rapper Strong; Mire. Wm. Taylor; Mrs. hem Mo- Donsld: Mrs. Bruce MdLesri; Mrs. Henry Smith. | 60c: Mrs. Wm. MsnDwen. 50o: Mrs. Aulden MsePhsil. 40c: Mrs. Lloyd MAcPhtsIL. Totsl—~$1B-50--

PIG LEFT OUT The term "pigskin" for is incorrect. since nearly s.ll ire mode of s tough. resilient cowhide‘ especially embossed. |

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BARGAINS IN HARDWARE

The great sale of shelf and heavy hardware continues. We have slashed our prices to clear our stock. ‘

Although our shelves have been depleted there are loads and loads of high oracle merchandise still avail- able to you. "

This is your opportunity to secure quality merchandise at less than value price.

PAINTS, VARNISHES, ASPHALT SHINGLES, ate" ALL MUST GO

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