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Ihlu column la reserved for mm cl local inherent, but advertising o! l IIIIII nature may be inserted at live cents a word, strictly pay- able in advance.

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A!‘ YOUR BBIVIOI - Arnfal Dual Co. Phone 2408.

CONFEDEEATION LIFE IW IUBANCE.

8E! THE ALL WOOL yarn dyed lhiliah Worried Suits. Special I035. Henderson s: Cudmore-

MRS. JOHNSTOIWS LADIES WEAR. Easter Bargains —— Suits, Coats. Dresses.

room ma: TONE "nu/tum. Sherwin-Williams Store, Queen Street. Photne 167i.

CHARTER FLIGHT! point in Canada or the States for passengers or Phone Maritime Central Limited 206i or 540.

to any United cargo. Airways

SPECLALS FOR EASTER. — ‘lit-ls uteek only. at the Marie Elena Beauty salon. $7.00 liiachlneless Permanent $5.00. $5.00 Machine- less Permanent $3.50. Phone 2191. 134 Richmond street.

(ZOIIDIISSIONER BAUGH. Ter- ritorial Commander Salvation Army will speak. Citadel. Saturday. 8 P.M. Sunda)" l1 and 7 P. M. Baptist Church 3.30 P. M.

MEWS SUITS $49.75. Smart pat- terns for Easter. All wool yarn dyed EirglLsh Worsteds $49.75. Hen- derson d: Cudinore.

lIIR. WILMOT hiaclJONALD, Qrapaud. announces that the 87% acre Homestead Farm. estate Frederic MacDonald. Crapaudis offered for sale by private nego- tiation.

IIUNTER RIVER UNITED (‘IIUBGIL-A congregational social evening will ho held in the Church hssunattt at. it P. M. Friday April 8th in conncction with the ClllilfCIl re-opening. All are welcome. Rev. Howard Christie, Minister.

DURING TTIIE FASHION SHOW ‘and a number of days following. Jack Cameron will have a show room at. ‘Phe Charloiteown where Warren K. Cook, models will be on display and orders will be taken for

Top Coats.

NOTICE-Jack Reedy. Phone number chanied to

lumber, 7B.

MELTAIWAY REDUCING TAB- LETS on sale at Johnson and Johnson.

MEN'S aorta in yarn dyed Eng- lish Worsteds. Handsome Spring shades. Wonderful value $49.75. Henderson & Cudmore.

OONGOLEUM AND REXOLEUM SQUARES. ‘all sizes. Downe’; Fur- niture Sim-e, 71 Queen Street.

KIM ‘ION! DEMONSTRATION at Sherwin-Williams Store, after- noons. .

MEN'S BLUE AND BROWN Stripe Worsted suits. All wool. Very miartly styled. Special $30.95. Henderson 8a Cudmore.

DURING ‘HIE FASHION SHOW and a number of days following. Jack Cameron will have o. show room at The Charlntteown where Warren K. 000k. models will be on display and orders will be taken fol-l Ladies and Gentlemen! Suits and Top Coats.

CAKE LOTTERIED — Recently the pupils oi Ringwood School loi- teried a fruit colic, the proceeds of which were donated to the Crippled Children's Fund. The sum of ten dollars was realized which was gratefully received by the Junior Red Cross director. Mr. Jack Stentiford was the lucky winner.

CITY POLICE COURT—- At the Stlpendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday. a drunk and incapable was fined $5 and costs or 10 days and a drunk and disorderly was re- manded for two days. A man charged with vagrancy was re- manded until today and a case un- der the Nuisance By-law was dis- missed.

LITTLE CHANGE IN ICE CON- DITIONS-Captain Angus Brown. official ice observer for the De- partment cl Transport, reported

twest coast of Newfoundland, the

very little change in ice condi- lions during the last twenty-four hours after completing another survey flight in an MCA. D1800 yesterday morning. 'I‘.here was no sigh of the two ships sighted. Tuesday in the Gulf heading tn- wards the St. Lawrence River, but he did see the ice breaker "Saurel“ escorting the “Cabot Strait" through hea/vy ice into Sydney Harbor. The quantity oi ice in the Norihumberland Strait remained constant but a south wind moved it's position towards the northern

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COLORS - - - -

Slur Grey,‘ Medium Grey, Cocoa lrown, Medium and Dark Blue.—Mc|de by the following famous

Brown. Medium and Hui’ Manufacturers:-

Slefton . . . . $7.509 Lewis Hot. Special . .

Boys‘ Huts-Special $1.98 ls recdy for you NOW -- Come in and

Your New luster He! gel first choice.

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Good wool felts blended into smooth- texiured, pliable bodies . . . interesting styles, becoming to men! Pick yours for its rich tone that"

cosy lines. For that's how it'll stay every time you weor it! N0 patting or coaxing into shape . . . Ior experts hove put the shape in to stay!

Other Makes . . . . .. $2.75 up

side. Captain Brown stated this was the best trip he had taken this season. 'I'.he visibility was per- fect and from one point he was able to see Anticontl Island, the

Magdalena St. Paul's Island and

Cape North on Cape Breton 1a- llmd. _

Personal

Mr. John A. MacDonald of Bethel was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Douglas McDougall of New- ton Cross was a recent vis tor to his home, guest of his paren s, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDtiugall.

Mr. ‘Fred Hynes or the staff of Rogers Hardware is a patient in the city Hospital.

Mir. Arthur B. Dickieson, City, has entered the P. EJIaland Hos- pital where he will undergo on operation.

Mrs. Gordon McDougall has re- turned to her home in Newton Cross after having spent the past two weeks visiting friends and re- latives in the United states.

IN MEMORIAM

MBS. HECTOR F. KEIR

‘The people of South Granville and sLllTOlmdill: districts were sad- dened when word was received that lVlrs. Hector F. Keir o! that place had passed away on the morning of March 11th. 1949, after an illness of two weeks at the age of 77 years.

The deceased whose maiden name was Emma Wilson, was born in Hampton. P. E. I., on May 8th. i871 and was the last surviving member of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson (nee Margaret Hallidayt). She was edu- cated in Hampton School and in her early girlhood entered Prince of Wales College. after vrhich she suc- cessfully taught school in several districts in P. E. I., prior to her marriage on December 15th. 189W to Hector F. Keir oi’ South Grenville.

she mssessed an unusual cheer- ful, lovable disposition and up-

Eurme tchlng soul Bkin Psoriasis Acne . . . . . Blackheads. or Red B otehea embarrass on, Y Nlxodavm tonilht. slim: works rust to help brla you a clearer, aoftnr. lmoother skin. l. Beagles itching, burninl, umarting in ‘I minutes. 2. Kills many rml and parasites. often the real cause o akin 1:212:03? S. ships hezliéhe akin. Izn-ey back an um u ea you. yIII (fulﬁll for Nixodcrta today.

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ﬂzhtness of character and ever and always had a pleasant word and smile for all. both young and old who had the pleasure and privilege of known‘ her. Always reody to MID in sickness or trouble 0f any kind. the will be greatly missed in the community. but especially in the home. where she ‘was a loving and devoted wife and mother. will her loss be most keenly felt.

Besides her sol-rowing husband there are left to mourn the loss of s. kind and affectionste mother, one son and tour daughters namely: John W. on the homestead; Merg- ﬂlt. Mrs. Walter Wekelin oi Char- IOUMOWM: Busie, Mrs. Willard Fer- guson of Winsloe; Annabelle and Alexandra at home; also three grandchildren at Winsloe.

The funeral which was held from her late residence on the afternoon of March 14th, was exceptionally llrue and was under the direction of Mr. .Je.mes Andrews o! Hunter River. Services at the house and grave were conducted by her fam- ily pastor. Rev. D, A. Campbell of New London. who spoke words of comfort to the bereaved. taking as his ‘text Lamentations 3:32. “But thought He cause grief. yet will He have compassion "according to the multitude or His mercies.

The Lord's My Shepherd, O God of Bethel and Take Comfort Christians, all favourites of the deceased were sung.

Pallbearers were: Fred 'i‘lion1ss, John H. MMLCOd. Louis Corbett,

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Willa Smith. William G. Morrison and Ray Pbliand. Interment was in the south Granville Cemetery. be- side ﬁve children who predeceased hdl‘. '

CARD OF THANKS

_Mr. H. l’. Keir and family wish to thank their neighbours and friends who s0 kindly-helped in any way; also those who sent ﬂowers and messages of sympathy during the loss of their beloved wife and mother. ‘

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my Mother. Mrs. (tcorge '1'. Carr, who died A 79b, 1914.

The one we loved has gone in rut. Her fond true heart ll Iillled, The hand that always helped us Now lies in death's cold chill.

Today recalls sad memorieu 0f a dear- ltlotlaer gone to rent And the one that thinks of harlo-

day ls the one who loved her belt.

lnvilluiy Remembered by Her Dlllzhter Berﬂte. (Mrs. Sheldon C. BOB, Chl-rloﬂnwfn).

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CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. .7. Norris ﬂinolair and lua- ily wish to sincerely ﬂunk their many mend: and neighbours (or their merry acts o! kindness and s)» 1.11 thoaewho amt flowers and megggi“ o! gyntpathy during their ' recent sad bereavement.

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dgardeneeeda. . fnWe haveinaioch Marathi-TI!‘

0th! and Clover mixtures, Bed. Alalko, Alfalfa and Lodlno 010m.

Blue Graaa and lawn l Seed out, Wheat. Bgrley, Buch- wheut, Peal. Votohsa, Rape 8694. Millet and field Corn.

Also e Inge met: of will» needs, ﬂower needs and fertiliser.

We are agents for the Char-emu- ter garden tractor.

Wholesale and Retail.

Seed Catalogue oh request.

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WHAT PRICE MILEAGE?

THE AVERAGE MOTORIST DRIVES 10.000 MILVES PER YEAR HOW MUCH WILL YOUR DRIVING COST YOU THIS YEAR?

Miles Miles Gallons Cost ‘Per Cost For Suvlllg Per Gui. Travelled Used Gallon _ 5000 Miles 12 5000 417 40c $166.80. 14 5000 357 40c $142.80 ‘$24 1 6 5000 312 40c $124.80 $42 18 5000 217 40c $1 11.80 . $56 20 5000 , - 250 40¢ $100.00" $60.00 22 5000 221 40¢ 391x00 s10

wuar rates YOUR usxr soooftatllsr.

lrlnq your Cur or Truck In new cndheve Ii tuned

up to ensure you of maximum mileage for the driv-

Sub-Standards

Time sheet: on Hem-stitched 0nd Ploin hemmed and rang‘: hum a good medium weighi- io the better quality l e . .

As there is o limited quantity for this sole we will be unable to accept ell phone orders-come early while the choice is complete. '

Seconds

Sizeobout68x90 $izeobout68x100 Size about 63 x 100» Sizeoboui72x96 Size about 80} 96 . . . .

Size about 72 x 100 . . . . . 2.19 ouch Size about 76x 100 2.19 each -Size about 7'2 x100 2.39 each Size about 72x 108 2.39 each Size about 81 x 100 2.39 ecch

Sub Siundcrd Sheets

Hem-stitched size ab0ur68x96" Hem-stitched size thou-t 77 x 96" Hem-stitched size about 80 x 96"

Three Speciols in Hem-Stitched Pilloy Cases Sub-Standards

4.69 pelt 4.89 pair 4:98 poir

ln ‘medium weight to very fine quolii-y cotton wit-h huhd drown hem-stitched hams.

Size about 42x 33", 49c each Size about 42 x 33" ............;....;.-...t... 69c eoch Size about 42 x 33" 79c eoch

Remnant ends of Circular Pillow Cotrons-40 i-o 45" with in 1 to 6 yard lengths. All ore rop quality 0nd clearing otjvery special prices. '

Clearing lines of Chenille Bedspreods All ore double bed sizes

Color Regulor price Clearing or White and Blue 11.50 7.50 eudl Whit; only 12.50 8.50 each Peach only. 16.50 11.00 each Whit-g only 17.50 11.50 eoclt

/Blue only ,18.00 12.00 each Rose only 19.00 12.50 eoch -R0se and lllue 20.00 13.50 ecch

5Q]. mm on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock PLEASE NO PHONE ORDERS

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