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Aucosr 27. 1953

E Mt-.DONALD. FOR- :?n:LEY or run any or vronoNIO IN ma mov- mcn or ONTARIO:

TAKE NOTICE THAT a Writ of summons was issued out of the tjounty Court of the County of Y",-k, ya the Province of Ontario. hv Michael Cherwaty, claiming damages against you by reason of your negligent operation of a -motor vehicle owned and operated iw yourself on or about the -1th d'” of July, A.D.. 1952. on the Queen Elizabeth I-Iixhw-y. III mile east of Highway No. 27 in the County of York.

AND FU'.R'l'HER TAKE NOTICE 1-HAT pursuant to the order of Hi. Honour Judge McDonagh, service of the said Writ of Sum- mons shall be made by publishing this Notice in a daily newspaper in the City of Charlot.tetown on three successive days by dlsplly advertising.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE rr-HAT you have 20 days from the mite of the publication of this ad- vertisement to enter an appear- ance to the said Writ of Sum- men: in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of the County of York at the City of Toronto in :he Province of Ontario.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE n.rA'r you shall have 10 days after delivery of the Statement of Claim to file a Statement of Defence. LIIXENBERG. LEVINTER. CIG- LEN, GROSSBERG do SHAPIRO. I Ioo Adelaide Street west,

Toronto, Ontario, Solicitor. for the Plaintiff.

.......:.e.--C-.--A-- CHANCERY SALE M1 Acres at St. Peters-

F.at.at,e John Joseph Macltinnon

Pursuant to a Decretai Order uf the Honourable The Vice Chan- rellor of the Court of Chancery dated the 13th day of August, A. D. 1953 in cause No. 916 upon the Petition of Mary M. Mac innon and Another, I will sell by Public Auction on the premises on Fri- day, September 4, 1953 at 2' pm., ALL THAT TRACT, piece and parcel of land situate, lying and lining on Township Number Forty- tun in King's County in Prince Fidwarrllsland, bounded and de- scribed as follows. that is to say: BOUNDED on the north by the Gulf of St. Lawrence; on the east by lands now owned by Joseph Wilson (formerly Sylvester Mc- innisi; on the south by the rear line of the farms fronting on the Gulf of St. Lawrence and on the west by lands now or formerly owned by Joseph O'Hanlcy and containing EIGHTY-SEVEN (87) ACRES of land is little more or less being the homestead Farm of the late John Joseph MacKinnon. ALSO ALL THAT OTHER tract, piece and parcel of land. situate. lying and being on Township Nu mht.-r Forty-two aforesaid. bounded and described as follows, that; is to say:-BOUNDED on the north by the Gulf of St. Lawrence: rm the west by fifty acres of land in possession of Donald Charles MacKinnon; on the east by one hundred acres of land in the pos- .V'sSi0l'i of John R. MacKinnon and on the south by the rear line of the Gulf of St. Lawrence shore farms containing FIFTY (50) ACRES of land a little more or less; SAVING and RESERVING thercout the public roads crossing the said land agreeably to a plan showing location thereof on the margin of a deed from the Gov- ernment to Ronald J. Gillis and registered in L'lber A20, Folio I58. ALSO ALL THAT OTHER TRACT. piece and parcel of land situate, lving and being on Township N u m b e r Forty- two aforesaid, bounded and described as follows. that II to lay:-COMMENCING at the northeastern edge of the Ash- on Road at the boundary of fifty acres of land told by the Commissioner of Pub- lic Lands to James Mackinnon and running thence along said bound- ary north fifty-four degrees east fifty chains; thence north thirty- ux degrees west five chains; ihencc south fifty-four degrees west fifty chains to the Ashton Road aforesaid, and thence along the said Road south thirty-six degrees east fiver chains to the place of commencement contain- ing an area of TWENTY-FIVE I25) ACRES of land a little more or less.

The above described land: will be sold free. clear and discharged of all encumbrances and upon such terms of deposit and pay- ment as announced at the which sale shall be under the til- rection and subject to the approval of the Court of Chancery.

DATED this 19th day of AUG- UST. AD. 1953.

GORDOII R. HOLMES. Master in Chancery.

IN CHANCERY canaos, PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. No. 916 IN CHANCERY

3E'I'W!.'I.'N:

Mir? M. Macxinnon as Another. Complainants. AND: -

mftlxiera Burke Av. Others, Defend-

Pursuani. to an Order herein at the Vice Chancellor dated the lath dny of August. A. D. 1968, all per- sons having any claims against the estate of John Joseph Mac- notified that The Master in Ohan- Kings County. Farmer, are hereby Klnnon late of St. Peter”: Bay in 0973' has fixed Monday the list i'll.V of September, A, D. 1&3, be- tween the hour of eleven and twelve o'clock forenoon at the Office of the Eagle er of the Court of Chancery i the Law Courts Building in -Charlottetown as the time and place when said "lime may be proved before him: Ind take further notice that all creditors not presenting their claims as ioresald will be excluded from the benefit of this Order and Mrred from any claims against this estate in this ad inlatratipn.

DATID at hariottetown in Queen's County in Prince ldward Iguana this loih day of August, A.D.

GORDON R. HOLMII Mutter in Chancery.

-southeastern I

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Murroy Harbor North and Vicinity

Miss Catherine Mlllar left on Monday to take up her duties as teacher in 1-Iazeibrook school.

Min Belle M-cLure of Taunton, M.saa., was a recent visitor toMur- ray Harbor North.

Miss Helen Mlliar, Charlotte- town, was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller.

Mr. laurie McLure left 'for Sum- merside recently, where he will be employed with Jenkins Bros.

Mrs. Malcolm Benton. Peter's Road, and daughter, Mrs. George Elm, Watertown, Ma.u., were visit- 'ors to Murray Harbor North on Thursday, guests of Mrs. William Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge I-lenning, Wickford, Rhode Island. were re- cent visitore to Peter's Road. guests of Mrs. Jack McLean.

Mrs. William Kennedy and daughter, Mrs. George Maclcenzie recently spent several days visit- ing in Halifax, guest of Mrs. Ken- nedy's son and daughter-in-law, Ml". and Mrs. Lorne Kennedy.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacLat'en and daughter Mary Jane, Ablng- ton, Mass, are spending their holi- days with Mrs. MaoLa.ren's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield John- ston. Peter's Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Rimback

' their holidays in Gespereaux. On

Peakes and Vicinity Miss Kay McKenna, Charlotte-

town, is spending her vacation as guest of Miss Rosella Devine.

Miss Marion Mclnnis has ac- cepted e. position as teacher in Ellliotvsle school for the coming school year.

Mr. George Anstiep Truro, N. 3.,

their return they were accompan- ied by Mrs. Rimback's mother, Mrs. James Riley, who will visit with her daughter for several weeks.

Miss Sadie Miller has taken up her duties as teacher in Peter's Road West school.

The sympathy of the community is extended to the family and rel- atives of the late Mrs. Herman Westawey who passed away in Everett, Mass. on August 16. Mrs. Westaway was the former Miss Mary Llewellyn, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Llewel- lyn.

Mrs. George Elm, Jack and Martha of Watcrtown. Mass.. are spending their holidays at Peter's Road, guests of Mrs. Elms par- ents, MI'. and Mrs. Malcolm Beat- on, Peter's Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Kennedy, I-lei en and Barbara Ann have return- ed home after spenmng several days in O'Lear,v, guests of Mrs. Kennedyis brother and sister-lib

I

it-as a visitor in Pt-.-.kcs -and St. Patrick's Road on August 7.

Many friends of Mr. John Blrt, St. Patrick's Road, regret to learn of his recent illness. All wish him a speedy return to good heaith.

Min and Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Tm-onlo, are spending: their holi- days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelly, Elliotvale.

Friends of Miserlteggy Bradley of Charlottetown and St. Teresa regret that she is a patient in the Charlottetown I-Iostptlal.

Miss MarinnU;o;et-son has ac-

cepted a pbsitlon as teacher in Hermit-mic school for the coming school year.

..'Mlss Pearl Grant returned to her home on August 10 from Dor-

chcster. Mass, aimr enjoying a three week visit with aunts and uncles.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant and family. Boston. Ma.ss., spent a few days of the week of August 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grant, St. Patrick's Road.

Miss Mary Mclnnils, Roxbury, Mass. is spending her aummei holidays at the home of her bro-

HTI-IEAGUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN . . . -. . ....

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ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Mclnnls.

Miss Rose Mary Hughes. Char- lottetown, spent t.he week of Aug . 10 at the home of her g'ra:tdpar- , cnts, Mr. and Mrs. L. B, I-lughe.

B.U.

Lake Baikal in Siberia, largest

ihave returned to their home in Watertown. Ma.ss., after, spending

law. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dum- ville.

freshwater lake in Asia. has El depth of 4,500 feel.

White

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Robin Hood”. W

FLOUR. 24 lbs. . .. 31.69

iiiiuiaiiittahig 39c

HOCKS. lb.

CORN on cos. doz.

lb.

hikers. 4doz. 89c Eiiiikiit.

...55c

New

ONIONS, 10 lbs.

ROASTING PORK. lb. . .

I

Beef

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Snowflake

SHORTENING. 2Ibs.

LIVER. lb.

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.. 45c, WIENERS.

Broken Pekoe I

TEA. lb. 59c

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BOLOGNA, lb. ........ 29c

Carnation

MILK. 6lins 89c

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