NOVEMBER 14, 1952

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PROGRESSIVE OONSERVATIVE

THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

....'Friends of Mt. Austin Rosa, Lower Montague, are glad to see

THE EASTERN GUARDIAN W i gt ,

EGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart, Mn illness, Bruce Macfhee. Min Joyce Wlulntou, Plus McKInnon, AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon I.-IVCII.

The Guardian may be bought at the Inllowlng places in Mnnugui

Presbyterian V(.M.S. Meets At Montague

Mrs. H. N. smith entertained

Him: morn" T.

CAPITOL

Dawson-Macleod Wedding

Miss Shirley Pollard, R.N.. re- turned to Charlottetown after vis-

TO-IIAY SAT.

SHOWS 3:30-7-9 Ppn office: in souris: The sun: Bu and II. uicnuaa mi sol. ,,,,g many autumn wedding Thursday. And.-ewv,, pi-esbytei-pm church, -I t . I N in I r H .fThe malty friends of Mr. Roy November am when Phillis ChI'Is- Montague. Tuesday evening. Nov. 01' he PWP090 0 0'” W138 TWO Cllldldates to ..'C0-OP Insurance. Life, Fire. ..'V! ELL BABY CONFERI-:N(7E, MacNeili, New Perth, are sorry to tens, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, iith.

OUTLAW

Auto. Above Co-op Super Market Town Hall, Sourls. Fridziy, Novem-.hear he is a patient in the King's Bruce Mncuod, at Grand View The president. Mrs. F. N. Young. STALIJON ---- tier 14th. from 2-4 P. M. All pre-lC0llllW Hoslillal. became the (bride at Hamid Alex. presided and opened the meeting KING . ')l()NIlAi', Nov. 17, 6.30 p.m. school children are ueicolnc to at-I --- lander son at Mir, and Mrs, Warren with the call to worship and pray- Federal Election WI" be new All Mcivs Club siilipcr Inccling, with tend. .. 'M'Iss Lola M:u'i(1niiun. Stiir-iDaw55nV of Uigg. The ceremony H. The hymn -to God of Love, 0 T Rev. A. F. filzii-Lean, Chzirloltc-i .eVL. igcnn, is guest of her hrnlhcr-in- was performed by Rev, A; C. Fr”, King of Peace" was sung and the M KILLER tmin as guest speaker. The Mises Velma oil-Ialloraii 1”" "ml . 55”" M” '”"I Mrs" er. minister at valleyfieid. scripture lesson, John 15: 1-17. wolvES' , . . it1ndHMarlgaret Poole have reluienedi-I”l"l95 Kmgi Lnw" Mi”ll53u9- The bride who was given in was read in unison. A circle of - I . 'A.VNliAi. XII-IETING of the 0 nml ton. Ont. after spending "Wm b.' h - g H t. prayer closed with the Lord's Pray- ' 4 i,,.d.;.5 gm-i.,.g Ciuhla few days at their 1-i-spgcm-(ii ..:Mcssrs. Daniel and VVillardb:IeI:JdxeK:g:y ;er Elistera hI:;;,g:1?:t,ans er in unison, A very interesting in the club rooni at 3 Iwmes All Gl'e9"iI9Id 31151 I0"3- MUL"”OII' smdmns HI St DIHF bridesmaid the gloom was ablv Ieuerifmin MI.5' Jmnes Dickson- 5ll--”ll- . T 5'”"'5 C0””'"" Sim” Hm l”""I”"d u 1., d 1,. L10 .d MacDonald 0': Presbyterian missionary in Formosa n . , . Friends of Mr. Gerald Joh1iston,l"” ”l0ll' llilllle M 5l- Mal")"S ligliggxse 3 5 A was read by Mrs. Wm. Mcxemm. 0 ..'s'I'. .l(1lINiS i'Rl;'Sl!Y'rERIAN Fete” Rwdv 3” 50”1V "3 heal llElR”d' M,g,.'me signing of the register. An excellent report was given by

win licv. .l iii. l9rns:-r. IniIilSIei'.l P -. y . . Ni” W NI'”l'”5”” ” id-I "1'lie frionils of Mi. .1. ,KIiItialI:Cd iNiIl:tII(iDOnI?1IE:Insi)aIlighIEI'I,nIiLiINSrprg:I:SI;::: !,a(:mhe;,I mm.,.iag,, theeervice which was held on October REAGH BAGNALL, C. R. MCQUAID, iamiviii or IIif' lmirs KIM. Lm,,.,. M,,,,,:,:,,;,. "H, m,.,.,' adj-0u,.m,d Hum NOV. 19' C-ha,.g95'l -d it a VM01 teacher Eifvalgizstii. The meeting closed with the President. Secretary. P7-"-” il'”-- ”i'Ii” "" ”T:I"ilo limir lw IS miifiiinrl in hull it. were laid following an alllDfilOI)iI."III(I,Ifec1(xjII5 A ivlizpalh Ibeuedbiclio" I” ”m50"' 31; r r" Itlil musu- xiv ' - . . . ,, I , . -. ” - A ' . . . or wiiri ri usiiicss meelin (i lrmm Mm” Hmm hm” Mn”'li('l(lii::.;s.; All lmlu Ini .i spiitli in. .'&fi(lfID)lit.”ii;i1 &31a5silmIl3(c(;i(oli of I The”. many ;nmdsJ(,1n m F151,. me Ladies Aid Society was gcldv y ALSO SI:IIiI.XI. ttlliln 3 pm rlflrwiirinil SPl'Yi('Pi i ; Um" 9” L; ' ml-3 me” "'a"i:-V515,?!IPVBLMSSL with the president, Mrs. Byron Tm ' ' . i v - " - "llllliiiH”l W 'l'li.i Nrlni"-" "Vii: . K : ,. ' '-; w .. - i. v v ,. '5FTtW'7,he will travel to Truro Stewart, residin . Seventeen Musml COW” NW”-i ...., .. .. ...........w.-......?i.7'??.?.?.:?J.Xi.7f.Ki2T.1”R3.C3 T.:;..”2f?.2.'.T.i?i. l.”i.?3”.Y.?."?.....iii)&"ial"53"wiii wage a tax and memneivsx-esimaeag men can CARE Fog THE PREGNANT cow Wi Willi" will li-"V -V (V .l:u'k Sands, who siiimni; lliiiIl”PIltiI 'CS,0ll injured in a highway ac. mink show before returning to 'riiei-is, um-9, three vigitoi-5, The -

Yll "ll Vill'”.iil"1lI- "3 Sl'”'Ii'”'- from Porlsiimutli, lCii;;l:iiirl, r5llil- cideiii at New Perth, satiii-day,'Moiiti'Pal. niinutos of the last meeting were During the ills! nl0nih 01' Dffilllalllw and the first two week! nl

4,,,4r,,g"gg,V, jii.-iy 11 8.111. and 7,::n ,...., N0m..i.e.- gm, was described last Pliiss 2-Pastel l(”nnt'd-l read by the SC('i'CtEll',i', Mrs. WiI- lactation. rows deplete their systems of vilaniins.ininem1s, inc.

l - - ii-xsiiiiig as improving steadily, Section 2-,Adult Femalr-ii Eii- ham Mat-15351391-n. and ,-mp.-mted elements and other nutrients to supply the requirements of iii.

, ' l ..'(;Ii()It(il-ZT()W.V' rAs'i'(iit.(i. MISS Jiinilesoii IS still a patient in tries: 1. 8- B Jones: 2. L9”h,as i-cad. call. In many cases. cows will ijun Ilieinselveii down to the point

-I t ' CHARGI5.-United Church of Ciin-ltlic King's County Hospital. It,Clai'k: 3. B. B -1011951 4. L- W-, The linam-131 ii;-poi-t was read by where they come down with Milk Fever, Acetonemia and all."

. lnda. Services for Not-muboy 16th.l was also learned that the CfillCIiti()iilH3ll(-nCI(Z 5. Lclth Clark; 6, Ern-Jhe U.ea5m.(,l.' Mrs; A; C Ma,.K-3). post-calving conditions. The trend in modern Animal Husbandry

iii A. .x(. Sliirpcnii in the Slill'i1Pf)h 0i Mi. Wllllllli N8dd.V 15 3150 W0: C” T- M'”- lhlislncss lIiL'Ili(I('(I plans for spam ls '0 W951 illc COW dlllilllg iIll5 ""lli931 lime IW KlVlllK supple-

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Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; in (ieorgetovrn: In

l(iIll'R(iH. Belfast.

I 'tI()N'Ii.Hil'E l"nIlcd

S , ., .l . '. '. C .: I Hi”: WM qpoakm Rm (' C turned last nook to Pu-inn, (mi

P"”"”l"; ton NI&L'LE'iiil.

g Sunday, NOV, is a patient in the King's Countvt

Hospital. All wish him a siiccdy

S.iint John, NB.

ylilnptist Church. 2.30 P M. Million ii

iting friends in New Perth and Montague.

. .'ENI.ISTS VINHAIR FORCE -

The United Church manse, Vai- ieyfield, was the scene of a very

feiicitations were extended by

, that of .lamcs Clarence Campbell,

iDonald, the preliminary hearing of

mes-liig satisfactorily. He is prr-

piacos of interest in the Maritlmes.

at Uigg, where Mr. Dawson is a

Section 3- Kit Male 15 Entries:

1, H. B. Jones: 2. Clayton Mill; 3.

the members of the W. M..S. of st.

the visiting committee and Mrs. J.

ed this part of the meeting.

treasurer, Mrs. H. E. Nelson. who also reported on the thanksoffering

soring ii sale of food KIPUIIICFI to hold tiic sale early

cnil)er lsth Evmiingz Sci-vice, 1.30 V H ,, I 1 . t An h A. Currie and Mrs. McKenna were P "xi. Special music by Calcdoiiiairecmelle , Illt" liillcsllvPtl;1l5ll'":f”,l, '" I” La"; :QgsehaI:pe,S.eICI0'upie efefi :tyc::,1eI,I(1)1f?1I(I))., i'e-abpoiiitcd on the committee for mm” mm Hmokwn THO" RH" Ell t(i hiya : Iwummi VII” W 1mIiuHmI'u'rcII V Ibile on a honevnioon trill through me next mDmh' The hymn "0 P II II I "II A ' .m. ruiimii AM mmii .-... tho R(..A. . at suiiiiiinisi r- .s . God. our Help In Ages Pm” C105, 0 C airmen vu please arrange to call meetings of

ii'l.'.ltl Mclet-. . . . . , . . I I PNCI ll 91”” F Na m after lmviiig Sprnt his .mnml it no with his wife lives at Mon- on their return a reception was The mu Ht 5 or me r 4 an polls in Queents County for the purpose of elecun qmn. 1.lu,nTY (An mam leave at his home at st, ,v1.i-5'5 taguc, R. R. 2. LAC. Campbclliheld at the home of the groom meetm &m.: read and all igvtilas N , A , ,3 Road. will leave for St. Johns. P. Q” on where Mr. and Mrs. Dawson were 3, . . pp : c FlVE g,cc1-edited ddegatpg, ir.coi;:ctnwii, Sunday, November g 7 - lN.,..,.mhm- 33th,. s the recipients of many beautuul There iiele eighteen members and liner loin. 23rd Sunday after Ti-in- . ;.M,.s. HAM ,M.;m,rm Q, ' . L . iiiiici Valuable gins, two visitors. present. Roll call was 1'-iii ll -it Til ll0l.V C0"""”lll0”nlifai-R-is Rom. so A ;. .. .' A i. I -HEARING Al)J()URNI".I) - 0 )3 dc W35 ,0. allSli'9li9d Willi 11 Verse Dl 5C1'li3Wl"3 The S eciai S eaker will be Col. Alfred J. Bi-00 . i ill n IlI)iilIIl The toast ( the ri p , ,, s 5l'lilll”ll- R"l'9l'PllVl WV G- l'l0ES- Iweok YiSllIli;.Z iior Iiiiollllilt ';iiiii.Ycstci'dav at Georgetown before puscd In. the groom. conlaiiimg the word 'pe-ace . The ' lsistcr-in-law, Mr. and .iiis. .iiil- Stipendiary Magistrate J. W. !vlac- Mr. m',d Mrs. Dawson Wm reside illlallcial liillcliit W35 lead by We M.P., for Royal, N. B.

and it HHS:

.NOiM-INATiON OONVENTION

Contest Queen's County in the forthcoming

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th, O:OO P. M.

menlary daily amounts of vitamins and minerals. In this way,

the cow is receiving ample vitamins and minerals for both Iierjglf

romantic

story of an unkissed

bride and

her fit-to- be-tied groom!

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Shes the Dreamiest')

Pring Byington

ALSO COMEDY - CARTOON SHOWING AT 3:30 - 7 - 9

lor and John Lannigan. Iiiiciiiiiwi took place in the church ccnit-(cr;..

SALAI)

. 'H()I.Ii SI I'I'I'IR - Mrs. T. R. .larli'.stin, River i'ic.r. Lower Mrintngun, was linslrts VVednesd:iy evening at n rlrlivimi: cold ham nml sziliirl siipiprw for the Slurgt-mi Baptist i.irIics Aiil Society, when 80 giirsls umri served. The lntlor pzirl of tho evening was sprint in Sf)f'Ii'iI mm- versation and Y! luniii-siiit: with Mrs. Earl Llewellyn and Aliss- Shirley l.:iv(-rs as nigiiiiislx. 'l".ic M'(-iting was hrnuzlii in it cirru-

hy all joining in siiipiiv; "(Ind Pu-

VVith You Till iiic Mort

A vote of thiinks tn iiirs.

son uas moved by Mrs. imsi Wight and seconded hy Mrs. Rus- sell Moore.

siiiiis MONDAY

Soil at

lad

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frank C

j MIDNIGHT SHOW !! T0-NIGHT AT 11:30 1). m.

Tllllilllllstl

of Tililltlllll

A Vampire”s Bride

with blood on her Iipsl

ORACOLA

PAIGE RAVEN

iwi”

Robert

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IlUMPHHtY

"BOGAIII

KAIIIARINE

NEPBIIIIJIL

IIIN

ROB LMORIEY MN 13 BK hhi lift .....s. 1-. mu .. lllllll iiusm 9ih'il7l!ifiitd3??ETTfiliii1 mm ' ”'.'..'.'.'.l.'.i...'.5.F.l...:.!'.'.'.'..!.'.i.i'J.'

recimicotoit!

PRINCE EDWARD :

annual meeting which is to behold

next month at. the homo of Mrs

. .i'i B. B Jones, 2. L

Cnllum Brill-c. .'tflm' the mcclinc, T -

luiirh was scrved by the IlnSiP.'iSI , , ,,

asmslpd M -gnlnp ot mp mi,” Sectznir J-rrinzilc (Adult and ' Km--2 iLlili'lC.-.

members.

I .l:'dg'ng concluded

Coiit.nuod from page I

the winner, first and third, and CI.'i)'i(lll Mill two, four and inc. I

Grand championship and Reserve grand cliampionslilps were won byi Ernest Mills' male and Icmitle adult. rcspectn-cl;.'. l

Class night, while mink. was the; final type tabled, and they were really very beautiful. For years- ;they have been admired as sliownj iby Stewart and Roop, and it wasi Iencouraging to see they had onl display again this year as good a' quality if not better than previous years. They had keen competition from Ernest Kenny and Son, Nova Scotia, Stewart and Roop won the grand championship and Kenny and Son reserve champion-I ship.

After the show. President 15. B. Jones of Bunbury, warmly con- gratulated Judge John Maloney and thanked him for coming here at considerable inconvenience to act. as judge, and to give perfect satisfaction to every competitor.

Enjoyed Show

In reply Mr. Maloney said he enjoyed coming here and meeting old friends and hoped that next year he would be back again and see an even greater display than the present one. He said that the Fox Show Pavilion was the finest he had seen in all his travels for the purpose, and the lighting the best.

President Jones thanked him for his remarks and also thanked the Secretary Walter R. Shaw for making all the arrangements which made the show move along so splendidly. and Mr. Parvcn Cass for his classification of foxes and mink.

Miss Eleanor Toomba who hand- led the clerical work, which is quite difficult as all the foxes and mini: must bear number and type card, came in for words of praise too.

It was remarked by a former President of the Association that he never saw so many faxes and mink judged and results tabulat- ed in such a short time.

An interested spectator was R L. Cooper of the Canadian Fur Auction Company, Montreal, whose sales of furs are held every few months and attract buyers from Europe, United States and various parts of Canada.

At 1:30 pm. Mr. Maioney lei”. by plane for New Glasgow, and

ll.J. Mabon ll. 0.

Optometrlal.

Eyes "xlmlnecl

Fitting and supplying Glance. etc.

Offlt-e Houni: In on I2 AJI. 2 to 5 PM. and by appointment Office Connected with Mabon Drug Co. Montague. P. E. I.

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I2, go. W.

Hancock. (fhiimpionsiiips

Gzaiitl Ciiluiillifllil l, B. B Jones Rescue: 1. W. ilzmccck

Class .'i-Platinum

Section I--Adult Malc---T En- tries: I, L. W. I-Izincock; 2, L. W Hancock; 3, LPllli Clark: 4, L. K I..(ickrrb,v; 5, Ernrrt '1'. Mill.

Section 2--Adult Fciiialc--'l En- tries: 1, Leith Clark; 2, L. K Lo':kvi'b)'; 3, Ltllh Clark; 4, Clay- ton Mill; 5, Lcilh Clark.

Section 3-Kit Male-13 EllIl'if:S.'

1. L. W. Hancock; 2, Ernest. T Mill; 3. L. W. Hancock; 4, Clay- ton Mill, 5, AA. K. Lockcrby; Leith Clark; 7. Leith Clark.

Section 4---Kit. Fcinalc--Ii Er.-

Clark. Championships Males: i, L. W. Hancock. Re- serve: L W. Hancock. Females: I, Leith Clark. Re-

serve: L. W. Hancock.

Grand Champion: 1, Leith Clark. Reserve: L. W. Hancock.

Class 6-Stewart Platinum

Section 1-Male (Adult and Kit) i-9 Entries: 1, E. B. Jones; 2, B. B. Jones; 3, Hancock & Lucky; 4, Hancock 5.; Lecky; 5, Hancock dc Lccky; 6, Fred Robertson.

Section 2-Female (Adult and Kltt-9 Entries: 1, Hancock A: Lecky; 2, L W. Hancock; 3, B. B. Jones; 4, Hancock & Lecky; 5, Fred Robertson; 6, Hancock & cky.

F en

Championships

Grand Champion; Hancock Lecky.

Reserve Grand Champion: 8. B. Jones.

Ciau 'I-Breath of Spring Platinum

Section l-Malc (Adult. and Kiti -10 Entries: 1, Ernest. T. Mill; 2, Clayton Mill; 3, Clayton Mill; 4, Stewart. an Roop; 5, Stewart dz Roop; 6, Fred Robertson.

Section 2-Female (Adult and Kitt-'7 Entries: 1 Ernest T. Mill; 2, Clayton Mill; 3, Ernest '1". Mill; 4, Clayton Mill; 5, Clayton Mill.

Championships

Grand Champion: Ernest T. Mill.

Reserve Grand Champion: Ern- est T. Mill

Clan R--White

Section 1-Male (Adult and Kit) -2 Entries: 1, Stewart dc Roop; 2, Ernest Kenney at son.

Section 2-Female (Adult and Kit)-1, Ernest Kenney at Son.

Grand Champion; Stewart as Roop.

Reserve Grand Champion: eat Kenney dz son.

dz

Ern-

HT. ANDREW'S Y. P. S.

..."I'he rr-gulzir ninr-ting of the Y. P. S. of St. Andrew's Presby- ltcrlnn Church, Montague, wns held at the manso Tuesday even- ing and was conducted by the prcsldeni, Thelma Larter. There were nine members present.

The meeting opened with the psnlm "O God. Our Help in Ages Past", lollowr-d hy the worship period led by Buddy Fraser. The Bible ltudy Mark 9 was conduct- ed by Rev. F. N. Young and was followed by a very instructive Bihln quiz.

Roll call wns iinswnrcil with ii verse nt S('riplui'e rimiainlng the

1, L. W. Hancock; l

were shattered by the blast. room was hurled to the lziwn below nlid a piece of window ciirtziin was lcfi lmntzuiiz in R tree 30 foot away Rriwllns was alone in the house fit the lime. Friends said Rawlins

told them

Cross. Sncimiimit. of ilui liuz-ri's 55'llll.l' Rt lll5 litlilie in Greenfield, V. ; HIV 4 L K L krm” 5, llli .. . isuppcr. 7 P. M. G:-orpclnwii. new ' ' lI"”"'5L DI ' )0CmI,k',' l)c('rmbrr. Mrs, Mat-lgay, Mi-5, vygt Jltilt her calf-its really treating the cow-to save hersv.-l1 mg T0 - DAY and SAT A. I : in i . 9 t . Plans for inniinr; activities in roii- B J(ihlllI0iKl, , a: mi . . K,.nw,' tut.-Q nppmmgd on ,, (v0n1.N For this pre-natal care of the cow, Nixon Laboratories have (1.. t('HliIl(iH .V()Tl('lrI. Tlin Prrw. IiPCti0Ii with the work of tIi(l&CI';ai'mI it-K” Fvmalewlz En'lmm,.e to make hum m.mm,'(,nu.n,s. vpnlopr-(l-FREyVENTEk PO.i'vDl3.R for Pregnant Cows. PREVEN. Ex'11iAg1 ..... imp.-iiiii ciiiii.-ii in iriimisi. so Cliiirvli WW”, dlsclls-W1 til ll?".,f,5”,O';3 B”,m,,,. ., B B Jun... Plans um-e also discussed (oi, ll-X POIWDP-R conieliis lllarninsifs. D. E, B Lomplex, C; with tin tit-cs for siimini-, you is; M fql. monthly meeting ciftl1cl.adics' A1d,,iI”;;3' Imfrl, (ji1,h' (.i,”,k. ".-)' sci-viiig riifroslmiriits in the nivni-3 ”'”"(' '"”)”"l5 1m"- COVDEII-, I0d'"f'vl M”"K""”'5”- P””'55”'”l- Mlle "EL" OVER gt gH.,.inl HE,-1. yyitnq-gs" "lows: .'Vlonl.i:iu- ll .i.m. .iml '.".(i of 'Iirin:l,v United Chiirrh, Mon- ;' i J '...I ' ' " V I xi.;'- 7' bers of the .-hon-' g.,p5i5. audi iicsirini, Sriipliur and others in a (.n cium Phosphate VBasc-. ppelhu-(.u(. .;t.”-I-jnlr ”P F Al 'g Fl Y1N(,; IIl.lil.I ('nrdi::in Ll.".0 pin ; Mon- laguc. which was held at the home Irflir ((':11arIr:' 6' 14' vI' Hdmm ' ' ('hurrli officials in tho vliui-i-li imiil PREVi'.N1i;k POWDER ll easy to uscejust mix it with the grain . A . .3 ' I i" ' A M O taguc Sunday School in .i in. An? Oi Mli5- li('5l9l' MKCLEIK1 0" TOPS"; N I a(u'h1mplonsIiipx l,Sundzi.V cveniiig. following the an-I "”,”0" Mid ll 90515; 0llI.V 8 WW FEMS P91" COW: D8? d8)'- PARMLR . nivcrsary 5i'TYI('t" at niniiingiin .-viday evening. November 11th. Ar-1 Him, 1' B Jiomsi Reserve: ,m.m.m,.y 5e,.,,-mp Vtiiy not start rising PREVENTEX POWDER; on your progngnl . . .q . Q , .. . . T'."ill pm. ilnv. ii. A. iiiiiiplmll of raiigcmciils were made to cnlcr In iI'mw'S ' ' f , At tho Qlnse 0f the mpptliig ii dn- WW5 "”w I” "”'d we Huh Of, weak ”II"'5 ""1 swp l”"bI'm' OKAY - I - i - A- II-ill-hl(Il'llil1lI "It'('tlUIl - - - Npw 1,0mi.m mu 1),. ii". ;!,,.,.;,,1 the supper" mooring of the .iIcii's il,.Nimi,M, '1 B B Jones Reg limous lunch WM S,.,.,,(,d by mpi with the row at and after calving. We absolutely guarantee sal- :iI1(I Cnllrifiiflli Alotltiil Picture l'i()II('('l' spmilicr. 'I'limz- will on spwiil Club on Ivionclay next. and for (hr .;CI,H,. iB"iB. L,m,,,,.. ' H,-gt;-55. axe,”-ted by Mrs; (.h;m.,M3 isl':iclr)ry results or your money refunded! - j music. The new c-liuii-Ii ii.-ill will banquet to be given in the A. ll f .' ', . ; 131.. I H ,.M AIIard Dlmcr. he rlmiii-atrtl. Roy. F. N. Yminz. Marliciizin Hall for the dcleeatcs,R:;:,I,:I CBImgIp1K;)rI,I,,(,gi B B Jones III” Igwixrff MIEIVULELN JADHESONIS PHARIVIACY minister. to the Bnys' CnIiIPi'PliCt3 which is, h '(-was '3ggalI,i,hm, . , MONTAGUE V E I. e- II)(”lIl,1Z hold III Monlrlgur this year” scmmn 1,4,1n;,. lmiuli and K”, Tl..'F?'NF.R.-IIIL f In 1'lFIlfI).-Qyfq -- the later part of Norcnihcr. The, ,,6 Emmet: 1. L. vtq Hunm.-,;;; 7 ,Am 18 UllCl”d fl 19 ill? 'li'.?Illi "card nt, "vfrs. Callum Bru 1', 1irc- V. . -kv 3 1.1 - g & gintytguj Rag; Aitken, I.oi.vei. Moiilaniic. who lsllldutcnndime mmmcs Uni km lsidilitocv-. nn,nCH(:iit.0C . :33-iged KW-iI.V NW. 11- W85 llPlll .VF5- meeting were rcritl by the secretary. spam” g...l-'mii;ilr- (Adult anti 1 I v 91' 8.V aiwlillnflll imlll W0 Lml” .VIr.s. Winnie Vuzkcrsoii. The iiicin- K1111 l. L W. HiIIlCLl('I(I Z, 1., WT -C... MOMPIEU? Ullllm Cllll,il"lle "ml Ilf'liS were hichly satisfied niid 1-liinuiivk; 3, L. W. Hancock; 4. P1C'I'(tN, Ont, Nnv, 13 -.iCP) .. ge:V' Ma :I,aSpr nIf1Cl9.i.I”'E MI mlllill 9llC0'ilY1ii16d Willi Ill? Sllircttfsyliaiicock & Lcckic . Aninlmir rhcmisi l.cslic itriwliiis. i hIai;:Iu;Twpl:::r2?5 IIII”-ghIaI1II9I(::,ln(lI of the niiiiunl tiirkcy dinner. A: (IIlLIn)pIlII)s)I:IIpS k R Flt). blow himself to piPCE.; today I he: Go ,) 2 - I ;, ' j A iioiiiinaling committee roniprisetl Mnlrs: l, i.. W. iiIlL'(lC'. 6- uhllfi pxppI'1n1(intjn)y mu, 3 (mm. ne. Want from Psalm 23 Iiillllls . . . .. v .. . . . i '. . ,. , -. of Mrs. Ixcir Cliilk. Mix. IInl.”(('P ss-no I. ii.lI.1iiL0(lx. iistrysrl that cxplotlcd. R , I ' Iwxamd rI.1.;bIl”;:,dSW::R1 sisafif Fraser and Mrs. l.C(lIlV Johiiston FCI'll.'i-IP52 LI. W. lkiancock. Rc-' pm tmoms 01 1,15 hmly w,,,.(. jilllt llllwillll NW uuamtt. I Pail-bearers mo: smnioy iiicr- ",”,?.”.l”?””,”. 1,” ””””i "I ” :?l”l.".5"'3,,”.,',,,k3.,,,i,;;2f,ifC.; L, W, ...... ”"il”"l .f””"” '"” lm”"'”0'" off 1947 FORD FERGUSON will i en Lloyd Collings Chr-sci Aii- 0 0 HHS m I0 nnsmm: Wm" i V r .. ms Imhms 1'9"” l ( - - , mg”, Rom,” Macgon TW. This COITIIIIIILEP will report at the cock. ' y ll-U2:-H I1;iI'-illwikr 1 All upstiiirs windows in the house 134' FARM-ALL A - v - - -- 3773 - ' - ' - . s

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USED TRUCKS

jokingly that he was working on ' his own ”ntcmic bomb.” ; . 1 1951 2- ton with racks . &'al.')tlll (I:h('y dcscribtr-(Li him as "bl'lIvIl'rl.liI. '3 1951 G. 1”. C. lg-"ton Pickup 31290 mi", a OHM, ONO”. (950 FARGO, 1,4-ton pickup . M250 Walmscl) snid lhtue ii as not a, I; . ,,. "trace of cvldciico" as to what 1949 D0DGEv xlliiton Iuckui, - - 3'10”) CFillS."('I tie? exp on. "We are