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Tile Eastern Guardian

May 26, 1954 The Guardian

II_oLAW OFFICE of Melvin J.

__-.uAols1‘nArl~."s coritr _ \l Magistrate’: Court at George-

cllargcd with

‘Mr. Blair \Vai.terwortli, Mon- iigue. leit last week for Washing- . .n, D.C., where he is the guest of us uncle, Rev. David Watterivorth.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewel- .\lacLcan, Mr.

- ll, Mrs. Richard

‘Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs.

‘ill eitectlve deterrent against mur-

.‘t‘rSOn.I who kill in a moment of

thrce George- lireuk-

visited iricllds during the liol-

Rrg Ar.<f‘llilhllil l:-.d daughter i\‘ancy. oi Pictou. N. <. spent. the holiday work-end ill; \iontague, guests oi’ iil';l's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stewart.

Al'5t"‘.l -'

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'3CKlnnlng Wednesday, June 2.

’‘°m”1 10 Lynn. Mass, alter spend-

tlme visiting in Lynn.

liTaE:l_tic—ﬁE

WOODSTOCK. N.B. (CP)~~Ac- tlon toward establishment of a headquarters for the New Bruns- wick command of the Canadian Legion was reported Tuesday at

a lot in Lancaster. adjoining Saint John. .The delegates authorized purchase of the land and crection ot a hilllding at a total cost of not more than $16,000.

The mention also decided to sup- port the Canadian Foundation for Poliomyclltis. Need of further funds for tllis organization was ex- plained at the convention Monday

Filled With Activity

..‘A successful iield day. lobster supper and dance was staged at Sourls on May 24, by Sourls Branch at the Canadian Legion.

to serve such n. splendid supper.

on the part of the Legion mem- bars.

Pre School Girls 1. Shelley Peters: 2. M. Maccormac; Ii. Wendy

Girls 16 and over —- 1. Jeanette Peters; 2. Madeline Praught.

Boys 16 and over -—- 1. James Mclntoshz 2. Henry Paquet; 3. Paul McIntosh.

Girls Sack Rare —- 1. Ann Mc-

Gallant; 2. John Paquet; 3. Billy McLnren and Cyril Gallant iequali. Girls 3 legged race —- 1. Anne and Lois Smith: 2. Nnclla and Paula Peters: 3. Joan Mooney and Anne McPhee; 4. Genevieve Mooney and Yvonne Gallant. ' Boys 3 legged race —- 1. Billy McLarcn and, David Townshend; 2. Mel La Breeh and Ralph Dou-

aid: 3. Dunstan McDonald.

Girls Bicycle Race. Sourls West

iani: 3. Georgia Walsh.

Banquet Held Al Montague

Ladies Aid. Besides the local men

proposed the toast to the Queen which ivas responded to by singing

which was responded to by Ralph

dale being Si ,00'l.00.

and presented information regard- ing the Pine Hill campaign. Rev. D. W. MacPherson and others spoke on this also, and the men present gave the understnlldillg that they believed that their church would respond in this campaign in due

the comm:ind‘s annual convention

.. - a . .' ;. IP11; .Nll

‘Nd Mrl‘c.lFlNI“l3l1:&li?rt‘?crI‘Y:t)L(.)nEddl\dtl0 The bulldmz mmmmec Cham lzgfecrs zandpmlioais Serrllltli tal.lCdl0'e: °°“"5°- “m“'“9h 1“ mm” °a5°"’*

IRSIZMEE l;‘n”,?erS[gP,'“,'r_SboI.O rMom_,_ mag. GCOFXQ Hayterot Saint John. Anneismith. I ‘‘ due to recent commitments .thc ....i. port Elgln and Sackvllleivhere 5“ "“ ""“°“ “N "°"“ “"‘°" ‘"‘ Boys Sack Race ~ 1. Ronald campaign would be delayed for some

time.

Rr-v. W. Paterson and Rev. J. M. Fraser thanked the iisiting speak- ers Illlll Rev. A. C. Fraser closed the meeting with prnyer. have led them to appeal for aid." he said. oi SHIPMENTS BY SEA

Dulles said the -two air merits of U. S. arms to Nicaragua

ship-

the Guatcmalri situation rather

than take any kind of ilnilati-rial

collective action.

Mali 24 in souric Faliier And Son Receives Degree -°°“”““°" ”°'“ "“°‘ ::2.“.l.:;°..:.:*°..:¥»° '’ "''''"'"''°“' \. D0Fl9l‘5- More than a donor: spools 0!

Heroic Nurse

Paris in about a wcr-k.

When someone asked vihr-tlior she would ai‘(:Ppt the isliwiixl hr. lered by publishers, rl~isspapel':, radio and television networks {or

Au;-Quald closed all any Wednes- our store will close each Wednesday ,. .

W during June, July and Auz- at 12 o'clock lloon. c. H. Hlckcn The athletic events in the after- ~_1"h° Trudi! United Church the story oi her ordeal Urifinr

u;,_ and Son, Sturgeon, ' rIiI:on were run :11 Isn;ootIhly under $19: ls0AnS!iI‘JJ:lIlIiI.;l:iel:I llCIInd tl';I:ilrIIFI:i;tIhzcI€ tire. the 29-year-old air force -

_ , ,_ _ e marlagemen 0 eg on meln- "_ nurs s ‘d:

,.-i’.~l.0ADlN<- Carl b“$l_<_~ To-i I'RlcT1IRN To U. s.——Mi-s. Ella bers. The women.oi the Auxiliary M11.“ M°"}3B“=,1-'=3i °i'="m8- A “Thisai|sn't in. time I4)!‘ «in... i . ‘.,,m.,<g per ilioilsani. lscoulii Doyle, and hey 515153 M1,? deserve much Cred", for me time delicious Lumey dinner with all Wm mink R M." WW," I ‘.ml_h

0;; cu. Clark Bros., Montague. Tcna Colilngs. RN, left by car on and em,“ they mu“ have spent the fixings was served by the p”;,I-- y

CHIC PABISIENNE

.Dan Condon's barber shop, mg mm, “canon “uh I ., ' heir par- Th .1] n d' d I . and boys. there were men present

M°‘"a.Fue‘d:mlBml.:g§::3 °$“:f1..’1gI‘:—'_ enis.' Mr. and Mrs. James Collings, thee ‘tape: rgﬁnfjtd :3f°,f,°l,,",,"},‘,’;'f lrom Georgetown, Vnlleyiield. _

nndI.satur Y Montague. they were accompanied ab“, day that W” the ream 0, Sturgeon, Murray Harbour and G°“9"*¢V°, 10°k9d I_ fill‘ Cry 1!!“ “°“°°- by their mother and Mrs. Doyle's. mmu;e_p1mm,, and much .°,.k Duildas .The president, James E. 1'9"‘ the d15h9\"-‘lied l»¥U'l in mild

Son. Richard. who will spend some E “ Cudmore. presided. Charles Fraser 5Pl*‘5l"‘¢1 i>uI‘4ICl1ulia'l'=- uniform M

and canvas shoes who arrivi-ii in Hanoi Monday night. A new hair-

Iormed the heroine of Pllu into I chic Parisimilie.

‘ . V i ii in ice st‘ - :lO;‘,I;» ‘tI)aegslSel.rI‘:.: Joseplh w, ';$}§'§_ Continued from page 1 lieﬁlesiﬁuséylflrielaarrgeﬂtuoﬁfﬁ.Day “God save The Queen". C. A. Shaw d.°'h “h”““ mug l”‘‘''' 5”” mid - ' ‘ ' ~ - . elg t ours’ soli sleep harl i.rans- ,3“: proposed the toast to the boys. l)iPn Bien (t]AA*lx(r4/£5. \

;.-c. i'nlI‘>’ ﬁnd W9“ “L C“‘“El“‘ bags, He he] ed mm to . . But; 4, cgmme gamm" Anncar. Gordon Collin led in ii B I d I _ II I .,.- iii: i|llJ0l1l'IlClIIIIi)l' one week to 500 yams ﬁwfv End the“ “cD(:‘e';(;§ Pre School Boys —- 1, Clay-ence hearty sing-song with Mrs, J. M ,,,,dufirsfS[:,|,nek(._h,:‘|l, i:,'n‘::.:,,,L::m:1,:,:i -9 ‘ CRANBERRY June 1, at 10:.i0 a.m. A resident Sm nines by portaze Md ‘saddle W Mncnomld; 2‘ Bemam L&Piei-re. 1-‘1'ﬂS61~ as accompanist. “.8: mm and DIIIEII II\IIIIm.I.e.°I.I “I .I

ll V1510’-'13 Cr°55' c’,mrg°d _ ‘“"" the men’s main camp heading tor 3' Jack Ra‘319"°1di 4- Duﬂﬂllﬂ MAC: Rev‘ J’ M‘ Fraser announced tn“ her live week! as tho onlv wo-L

i‘-ans 5 m°‘°" ‘.'°"_‘“e ““”‘°u" Hornepayne and a rescue party ‘ Dim“ the M°""““° p“L°““ °h"” had man in the ill-rated jlunglc-I {or‘-

M ““.,ier's permission, was sen- - Gk.” age 6 and 1 _ 1 Betty gone over the top in the Mount Al~ resli slid later her 1'} days as M W

4lliCIl to, spcilti two months in “HE'S A GOOD BOY" Lou Peters; 2. Shirley )3aiy,gr,by- lison campaign, the wtal raised to m.1I<mwr‘ ‘ '

She rc-(ilsed Tue-srla)‘ iliirllﬁ‘:

i of tho Vioilliinll. in

i i

wonderful experience. Despite the

"For me. Dion Bien Phu was a {mu "9 known 31 c.md.I ya, cludmg the tree frogs, sometlma

called tree Loads.

IF YOU lIKE

orriblo moments, there was a rest spirit oi criniradeship."

Gwwfwy

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42 WAYS

lnr. a nasty and harsh crime

which deserved nasty and harsh ' to Sourls Post Otice - 1. Louise ziction. Asked ivhcihcr the United

'ilIill.<lll’11(‘lll. I Gallant; 2. Betty Mvlntosh; 3. States wniild immediately send

“W law It PFC-‘Pill iH‘D\’|i“l€i'l Noe1.n l"eIicrs; 4. Yvonne Gallant. U. S. marines ii Gilatr-main in- (;,M,,, H,-45,,‘ p,w.,. M." p,_m,[,[.

‘Ii-rush s«1f¢‘£€lIa1‘riﬁ aizamst ¢'X*"C”'. Boys Bicycle. race same course vaded Hnnduras. Dulles rcplicrl . , ‘inn for non-gangster murderers-~ 0 —- I. Cyril Galliint: 2. Clem Gnl- that the government would seek One-CoutRepuiniWliiio IIOI You'll get yours andyaariaf

iwlco tho hiding power of

AT REPAIT WHITE!

,.,. (;r~nrg(!i0\\'ll gaol. A resident Bevan M I‘ l_ 4 Al .i charinticiownI was ilncd 520.90 I-Ila. came across another bear. 130,-1,,,,_ y C H 051' ‘ “me He announced that an important I I H". \r;,,,n,inh (I~,,,,,m,,,,;.,_,. hp. lull costs ior helnz “ll-0-‘<lt‘tii.e<i In burying food in the forest, but Boys 3 and 1 _ 1_ Robe” meeting would be held later this PW‘“‘°d 3,50"? ll R3!’ '1‘- Hlilﬁlill ('3u<P "this pro.-"s might mi<un<lr~r- l-°°“'°'M“'V°"' 1 public pltIt‘l‘. A PIITLV Il'oIm gave it a wide berth. Cm,,,e1.1eI 2I David Jennings. 3 week and also that Rev. N. H. °I_ HUNG!‘ KIWI‘. PE-L W110 PECCIVC5 stand my meaning and ri-’i( illr' Siaalofoilality ‘;rl\rgt=tnWll. ciiarrzcd \\'lll\ hrea»<- At Bal‘i‘itld, he Iicll into a lake Brendon Mtmnay. 4 Hugh Ems" Mair, a Georgetown boy, who has I“-‘ 3“Cll_“1°l‘”i /‘Tl-3 d‘‘ll|”99 *5 U1’-‘ sale-ty of tho wnunricri still at ,-_~ and entry at the summer but vraliriI:d on with his sudden Gms 3 and 9 '_ Ewe” Lg Just completed a course in Union °°“"°C3*‘°i‘ 0f M'- /“H5011 UN‘ Dion Bion Phil." ...p;,-.;:- Inf (.u,v liemplllil, hall llli Clolllcs clinging to him, Brash 2 Manna Bo IIIIII 3 J VA“ Theommcal COHEECI New York vei'sll._v helciI recently ill Sackvilie gm, ,";d,.dI an is "M hmwmw I ,..u .'i(iJuill'I|"‘l ml‘ mu‘ “°M_<' \ HP ﬁmched ms goal 3‘ h°‘“'5 Peters“ celm, che¥,e~’e' I 0 n would speak in Trinity Churcll N'B- M"- HWKW5 amended FY3119‘ have had things to my ziimlii ilin ,, .nimii oi (.:i:nr;;etowli, i-unvii-Iii--i ilIi.CI' setting out, arranged (or a Bay: [and 9 _ 1 ggnhv 305 h. Montague, Sunday. Ioi \I]Iil15"' Cwcge “ml “W81” 5Ch°°' \'ir-tmin ii." Slirv llui \|'~‘ i|i.. \:;.~:.‘ ...' <‘l7€_‘1"‘l”lK -'\ motor \'I‘l_llL'l"‘ plane to bring his father to ll0s- 2 E1}, Acorn. 3 ’Pw1 ‘Mcmrfisi Rev. Mr. Fraser introduced the ”‘ “M l’_”’‘'‘’‘“‘' ’°" 59‘''-'l‘31 "'13 lninli rellcls ii.-id troalod in-,~ N.-n,_ i-liile impair:-ri was ilnoil $70.1) pnal and new m 1;, during me 4' Richard Luiz - . other minmers present: new WI alter ivlilch he resumed -studies ri .~.,m1I\-_~ 5‘-V__.dII5km;l’*) “M “°s”' Th’ M" M 3 ""51" "°*‘°“° ml-"‘1°“- 'Cj1']_g 10 d {I 1 A. Paterson. Georgetown; Rev. D. Puma °! .w“I°“ C_°”°l19 and 17”?’ "I ion] a mixture of luv and MOINA SHEWV‘ rpm oi Lillie Pond. vll:ir;:<~il --That W“ a re“ “Wm” mm III I I II A an I. -f . Anne Mc- W MIIcPh(II_S0n Murray Harbour: at Mr. Allison University. He ex-. qnﬂnpgg M bring in 11,-,,m;' gm; Ry - “ON ,‘ a ‘ll hr:-nkiriiz and enlry at Little. Emit Mm mvel. doubted his “hm M':» -1 Inne SmlIlh. 3. BIeIt.ty Jane Re-II A C 'FI'_asI_;I. valleyﬂeld: REV‘ pecis toIrcturn to the leaching pru- -9,.-,,,: my m.,,,d5I _W],,,.:, M Ro“£,EH’:G55'”""‘I Pmiri on rt-lday. Iiinr 2!. was ad-l ity to "Tillie the 30-lltlle dash. E “."g" “ m’““‘’ ‘””‘‘5‘ S A’ C'um',,c, D,'“,d,,5. R3,.‘ pnmk fvssmn In the fall. iNI\'ill2' hehinil so lll.'il\\' ..r the iossiriiovussviill ““'""d ml "M 1u°S""‘V' "w“"‘ “'5 °“'°‘°d W" “"“l’ D“ -L 100 nlmll mi: '1' -Bmy MC‘ Machean of ’I‘l'inlty Church Char- I ‘1 < luomliuicneilm. . -—-——:'—'——"‘ hobbled from the tent, and w.ved_ J:x‘m‘“;xs‘_' ‘ °(‘:’;r égggti 3' 3”” louemwn Mm was me guest speak. Vt -. I, I _ ANN AVAIS &...Iv-5'“ PBFSOIIOIS Th?“ 1 ‘“‘9‘‘’ “'3 “'35 3“ ”3“‘~" Girls 1'2 and 13 — 1 ‘Carol Ellis 61 if "” ’ ‘ ’ . ‘ ‘ = ** 1 .. .. l * ' - * ‘ 3:-"v'3M%'li.....‘ ' ‘MI and M” Frank HMIILII IVI‘I‘IlI-IIIcI‘iIsImsIiII good boy." said Mrs :_._ Lois smith; 3_ Am' Mane 531.’ Mr. MacLean apI;I)ea.leId to the Il;(I)Iy,g ' I , by “con” Oﬂmumt ' _,I,,,,,“M°N,c ‘u - r l . . V 1 ’ 1 mn r ' 2.-. -4 ‘-ia‘.ni. John. are guests of Mrs. I"Il1l'- 13')‘; II‘- Lmgse C"’“““- I I g:e;°I11m, L::n..:(°n;&rmEdw‘1: C_‘JDhnI h't R' h L r 6010? IV TECHNICOLOR .-..-- lather. Mr. M. c. R")'ll0ld-5'. --A————— ,, $5128“ 13.~1~Mf~'_U-“B16011. glam, 4, C‘ha'mmem,,n spoke 0, I BE, er, ' E SHOWING AT 3,30 d 8 P M .\i<iHiﬁ8U€- . I)lllC\1'1lIlIe1TI§\e\'rIls5‘lle3l'1dCyl” Gallant; his e.vporielli~e as a student at Pine. - ' an ' ' '.\irs. Carman Curie. Ind N B am; 14 and 15 l__ 1. Noam Hill rcsidcni-e Iin Halifax several ‘ I I I PRICES: MATINEE 50c; EVENING 750 militia: son of East Florencevllle. N- ' ' Peters; 2. Frances Prsught. -V93” "3°v ‘°‘““3 ~‘°m° h“m‘”°“5 . . . « v i . (1 Mrs. J. J. . .. _ incidents or college days. Rev. Mr. __ . PLEASE BL SEATED EARLH n. ma iisltmz Mr an - B05: 14 and 15 1. David Mg. _’_,,._——-———-- -——~..§_,__ ;-awMt_ Montague. e D,,m1dI 2I John cnmon; 3_ pm Mncbelin then spoke oi the-Inecd to N wood_ 4_ Paul Mcmmsh. build a new residence at Pine Hill, I — - V

1h Al ' Si l ‘ ». Fnllilltilcrl from l1.|':" l 1:”, ,${L¢1,;l‘;r:,‘$,]aaﬁ::o::]d "MEI 3-‘ L90 P39‘-Wv ﬁnd BUVKD and Honduras under mutual aid I NOW SﬂO\VING " ‘—‘—‘—“—““ ,¢l¢-m or me 19,110,-.'_., Qucbgc com, Ch‘f"'°”“v ‘- "°‘"‘ M°D°“‘“d “"1 01"‘-emsniﬁ 9”‘ “a1‘“‘d 9‘ 55°-"O0 Y,“ gqv. um. and labor when you use this premium ' ewes mews Vmand‘ Nextrnele BEl’l:;lne'lT:Tlko Rare 1 fachﬁ; tn. Rf;':..f.',‘.i'{§l'i°"§‘§ quality alkyd-base exterior house paint, because one '3'» ~. "- ' I‘ . ~ - n i < 2 . - ’ ' n . . - .»......:liineni because of A {Par that‘. 3- c“f‘“" M“°R“-.MC- F“"""" Clarence McDonald: 2. Allan Pn- sio_ooo.nno. Officials said other m.,td.,.,.h¢wo,k ofgwol y THE NIP-NONNIN SIGN OF 'll7illlIlnl\ would mean an influx ni C “('8' “$5 ﬁlccwd p‘”‘d°”", ‘"°‘ qiict; 3. Dunstan McDonald: 4. U. S. shipments will go by sea. . . ( ' ) ‘Umlcd Slates ilantzslcrs “W1 C3n'§f):;‘“,',';,“ :‘,s”‘,.hma"d "'l(”'“,”’ Cllifnrd CHml>b€ll- The secretary said the Unitod Just onto over with SW1’ One-Coat Repainr White .,i I‘ I I “;" . bi: iieléiﬁxszmi Slwnvcmm M“ T““‘‘’- “M0 “S” 5 “ml 7 — 1- Stairs iilans 10 Work with OOH‘? and those old painted surfaces look brand new again! ' " ...lIlIItIioiowntIiaHIiOd } ii}, The possibility of C)Zt‘Cllilnl'\ was ‘ S °p‘°"‘ Hilme Ellis: 2. Clarence McDon- Americ.-in t‘(‘lllllll'lPS in dealing with -= R lolamc her! ' J

BE'I"I-‘ER!

protection from a single coal

senior Boys Bike Race Rollo Bay Chapel to Sourls Post Office -— 1. Francis Mclntyre; 2. Paul

of SWP Ono-Cont Ropolnt Whlto. New Alkyd content

mission and the like. Ho saw no llFliPIli. in establishing varying de-

ordinory house points. Single _ coat gives rich now finish to

By The Canadian Press The Victoria day holiday week-

IT MAY BE

ire:-3 of murder and punishment. end bmugm “ohm den”, ,0 60 _s-“ARE” “ls VIEWS CiinIaIidlalls. lI:IvIcIlil:J!h; 3- Fflflcls P0018; 4» Bl” most previously-painiod wr~ controls drying, and gives a T i ' i ll ii I‘ 1‘. “QUE ~ The commissioner, a veteran of ma ssmvéai-;§-:;‘:1re 135]?“ I,-9?‘.-‘If: Soap derby —— 1. Leo and Dirt huh :?1l::hfI.|_:I'd"°ugh‘"' "meow

Jaquet: 2. David Townshend and Joseph McDonald: 3. John Mc- Donald and Neville _Creamer.

-ill years in the RCMP. urged }li'iRP! be given the discretion to lnlposo corporal punishment for Mpecially vicious crimes. such as Msaiilt. on old persons and yoiing alrls. Corporal punishment should iiso be retained as a disciplinary nusilre in jails and peniten-

Canadlan Press compilation show- ed. The count covered lllt‘. perm-ti [mm the start. oi’ holiday travel at 8 pin. local time Friday until 6 n. m. Mnllday wllcn most, or the coir- branis had returned home.

The compilation listed 25 {stal- liles in Ontario, is in Quebec. live

It life’: not worth living

it may be your liver! it's a lull it taken up in two pints oi liver hilp A III\’ to km-p \lIIir iiuivuiiw min in lnp Illlllitl it your liirr Iulo is not ﬂowing in-«Iv your limci mo)’ "M an." . . . gnu lvinnln up your Iininl . ynu ieel ronsiimu-ii nnll till the iiln and sparkle go out oi lilo. That"! when vnvi liI‘M‘l mild lrcniln (7ar|ef'p hm. ,

Stays Whit: longer Duper, Warmer Tone

Improved, all-weather Soli- Cleaming action of SW? One-Coot Rapolnt While au- tomatically shod: dirt and

The purest white pigments ovor used in Home painicomc bino with uciuiiva toning additive to eliminate cold,

Coniillued from page 1

mics. each in British Columbia and l..vei-Pilh. Thriein o . 'r mg n i. i He said that although he has not New Brunswick, three in Nov.i nuues warns '""“‘l'”" ""‘ """ 2" "l"";"'l:l'°- ':‘gl"."'l"", ﬂfimil Y0°!|ﬂ.Y00r°U'.iI'V0| 505" 9'0’! ¢°""“°" '0 0"“- lIlKi'lliIlIi’1 rinriu iunriioninli pmporlv and \‘nli

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your iiousou refreshing, new nary white paint and give

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They included

iliarnd his views on capital and and 13 rirownings.

—‘"l’P0i‘Il pilniiihment and lotteries.

The method of capital punish- uio-nt—hanging in Crinnrla-—slioilld 3» under continual review. He said ‘IF hopes that some day‘socieiy Alll have advanced enough to al-

ricem to he threatening and which

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. NOTICE

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After that data de- counis will be turned over {or collection.

KINB Elllli

For ioriy yr-nu the favourite.‘

mature November, 1

became payable:

Government of Canada

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3rd VICTORY LOAN BONDS

have been

(Allin ion PAYMENT lunr lsi

IF YOU HOLD Third Victory Loan 3% Bonds (issued November. 1942 to 956) they should be presented for payment on or after June lsi: through any branch bank in Canada. AFTER THIS DATE NO FURTHER INTEREST WILL , BE PAID. The interest coupon dated November lat. 1954 and all coupons dated later than this must be attached to‘ the bonds when they are presented for payment. Payment will be $101.26 for A $100 bond (and for othe includes a $1 premium as required by the terms of the bond—-plus 26:! which is interest at 3% from May lst.to June lst—thc period since the last coupon

By; BANK OF CANADA. Fiscal Agent

r denominations accordingly):

This payment

CHURCHILL: A lvian and an Era . I . I y . 6,

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\Williams, whose time-tesicd

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