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BEST SEATS _ Mrs. D. W. Paquetio and Mary,

$114231 ChBIIOBY/Gtflwll. .. W. D. Brennan. Charlottetown. -__ mflumeTElectflgl 010a soiligs‘ and Mrs. Plus Cheverie. caesror. ' "c 1 Wei"; °° an; Mo: ~ L- M MM- ‘ "WM" Y“ ~ Green-let Lewis. Souris

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- _ _ News . sports - Cartoon an. due on Building sold 200.00 (Town-mad W, 5L John, scum

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LIABILITIES Rollo Bay. ' l‘) be i: . 31.1068! MESSAGES OI‘ SYMPA Ineterlgstuoer: Debentures 39.58 B“ m B n“! 5.14640 Evangelina PflQUniEBDua heater, 35S. Gun-pluyandsong-play 1-. L. aouonesrmr. ‘Swiigerqsltvllfiagiel. iununarsidlc. v . . . . u , (may

f: the foreman of the a M‘ ntmoxlnfb?’ gqwn “i ° ‘m’ Roncho Grands pulls Town Olerlr. Mary t. Paquet and 1mm.

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‘ Georgetown and Vicinity

l 330th‘ our local coal merchants, fir. l-fl. Knight and Mr. ll. B.

are b ablated delivering to their respective customers.

Mrs. F. J. Delory, accompanied b her two daughters, Bernice and sl’

ielia. were in Charlottetown on Saturday.

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blr. James Llewellyn and Mr. Sheldon Hoes, were among visitors to the City on Saturday.

lire. David Lavers travelled to Charlottetown on Saturda malned over the weekend where her husband who. is at present a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital suffering ircm a broken leg.

Mrs. Fitzgerald aad like. J. Wal- dron Levers were in the City on Saturday.

Pit props are beginning to move in from the country and are being asseigied for 1' ture shipment in the hibiticn ouads.

i Saturday’: storm was a wicked I one while it lasted and resulted in the local milk vendor. Mr. Geor e Mair. Burnt Point, not being ebe gto make his rounds until e at- _ Despite the storm the I Georgetown-Charlottetown Bus, i operated by Mr. Herbert G001‘? ‘made a return trip to the City n exceptionally good time.

Mr. Frank McPhee and Mr. Wal- ter Batchilder were in the city on Saturday on business.

On Feb. ietii. a Valentine ‘ha. was held in the Church Hall by the W. A. of the United Churdi. the attendance was good and quite a sum o! money was realized.

Miss Maisio and Miss Velma Yor- ston were vistors to Charlotte- town on Saturday.

Repair work is now in progress on one oi’ the life boats o!" the Georgetown-Lower Montague Fer- r7.

TOWN WNANCIB

Following is the Financial State- ment for the town o! Georgetown (‘or 1946

ltllCflPTl ‘Currant Taxes: w] Estate (regular) l 962.64

cant Lots 3i 10 Poll Tax D0

Quasi nocnemx scacos.

The foil wine is the tsndhl t the pupil: o! vMOIIIltIBIlQYiI o School (or January.

Grade X, A.—l, Shirley Mao

d. Grade X. B.-—l, Edna Nichol-

son Grade 1X~1 John C. MacKin- " hide’! ll0 ' !.-1, 1 ' 2, Elisa Morrison

Grade VL-I. Marion aobcnald, rade V.-1, Jaieie Ann Buchan- m. 8 flmfi. Grader. 4.41. more. .

M Joan Nicholson. equal; 2. Louis Larsen Wanda Larsen. equal; 3. Jagie Maoltimon 2, his»: rgacbonald. a °§L-1.'md'd""’uaim; $15‘? !Il,‘B.-1, Danny Meo- Donald - _ Grade lL-l, r Le-rsn; 2. Grade l. .—1. Angus l Jean Ila y - Teacher.

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most o! the iowkers‘. ‘Qlgenfim fir”: o!“ ma‘ ‘totealrers

f" “at” iggt." r" m l otltarahel Plquot and ‘he ChNVGflO. She leaves to muss-E! her passing, 2101f! iiiibiéifa J' wsimsmengrcglgngl? tors. namely: etilda oi’ Boatugn‘.

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January 16th. when Mass was celebrated b’ v. Father MCKEMII. who also oi iciated at the

B- 5t. John, Paul Gallant, G00. M Eachom onion J. Erase In "in ti." . n. .. ’

l I 8 wile {no lovkig $1.1m. regofi eternal peace.

The ioliowinx tributes were ro- ceived:

MASS CARD!

“gobs D. Brennan, Rouyn. Quebec ti L

Dorziklflllinemaal sander Pequot,

ltev. J. W, Pa uette,

M“ 4- C- Cali. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mn. , L. Noonan, Que.

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Charlottmgtdown.‘ A Sm." ‘Nd?’ E. Holland and

Mraad Mrs. P,

family. Charlottetown.

mhnorman J. McLeod. manome-

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Chalrlotftlggownbf" “m!” “w” Mr. and Mrs. Charles Appleby,

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Maia-z Mamas-at, wire. Hicks), o! he

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v I . " ’ ‘ W. lfsquette.‘ viiiaocva.

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y; , w, c, Wright, M: and Mrs. J. W; evade.

summer-macaw.

Card Of Thanks

Mr. J. W. Brennan and 1% extend their sincere and heart! thanks to all kind Moods who aa- aiatad in any way d their recent bereavement. Also those who sent in Mass Cards. m! Tributes and Meaelkes, c! yin- pathy.

lrietcl and Ilehlty

City, home

Miss Mary MacDonald. spent the week-end st her re.

A series ct card parties started here last we& to raise made tor charitable perposcs.

Mr Joe MacDonald who arrived

- from oversees a month ago has de-

cidethto take uP taming in this

t- vicin y. .

Miss Oatherlne MacDonald has entered the convent in Clhs-flvtw

for several months. She was in

grave. MEN} Pallbearers were Goo. Camp- qwg, x

Bleach o»! Mr. Oiiriord Ewan will be pleased to baa fililVq‘ homedirolnkltétie I!” H08‘) Ci‘ llll B lll eration. aHe will htomooniined to his home ior some time yet.

mu Apetha McDonald pant the weak-end in the cl v wit): ber eta- sm, Mrs. W.A. O ien.

‘Mr. Roddie Oflanley, St. spent the week-end in Briatnl, th t. o: Mr. and Mrs. J

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Mrs. Charles Daveuat was a bus- iness visitor to the city last wok. Mr. George Brown. who arrived from Ha-lldax. a short time ago was alto a business visitor tp the. city.

w. and Mrs. li-‘phnm Malone were in the cltg) Saturday on bus- iness. the ave dice-t- 88c o! teachers Mrs. fins... has accepted a teaching position at

Moreil Roar school.

the hoap here for the spring dishing season.

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The o! the end of the smelt itahing season.

report as e season was a com-

plete {allure and not; were taken

up some time ago. No reason is

gated for the scarcity of the iisih is year.

The ice on Moral! River and 5t. Peter's Bay is reported ss not very this winter, despite the tact teams are using the ice Some teams and drivers are tar too recir- less when crossing the ice and ig- the buahecl route and loiiow their own trail. More than one have gone thrown trying this short out route.

The death o! Mr. John D. Bin- nott occurred at his old home in this vicinity on Baturds li illness. The

aucous In pg in; the last o! th old family gone as most c! his iamily are scattered in the United States. with one son. Joseph on the old homestead. \ Flor some b0 years Mr. Binnott stood in the polls here ior the Conservative parry and another 01d voter has cast his last ballot. This paper extends sin- cere swmpathy to hk family. » t

lliollowlxzg the elevation of Arch-

cha the papers listed severe other Ia- landers wlzo had risen to high gop- ticns in church life.

Wc- in Bristol. mil, hurt, slighted when the name of Rev. AA. inn

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i! derived‘; has “'53; Ardhb Sinnott was not born in but camehare with his

bishlolgemfluigan to the Cardinal g

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. Building 5o The]: Our Plisablesl Veterans May lo I-loepitalizeel in Princewidwaird Island a “

Enlarging the capacity of all departlnents, doubling the number of Patients’ ‘Beds and expanding the facilities

sanarslly otftha Prince Edward Island Hospital is for the benefit of all the sick and suffering throughoutvthe Prov-

ince. . . .

Present Hospital accommodation is far short of that y needed to care for the insistent and ever growing demand.

. . . While hospital accommodation is inadequate somebody ovary day is lacking needed nursing care. . . .it may be You.

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And o! paramount importance is the provision o! bode for our suffering and disabled War Veterans who should lat the very beat possible Hospital accommodation and \ ""5 ' ' ' Ind "II! should Bet it in their own Province close to their own homes._. . . The Federal Government is ready to pay for the care of the Veterans while being hoppflj]. ind here but Will pay only one-half, or lees than onmlmf o! the cost o! providing the additional hospital accommoda. tion needed for them. .

rest.

. . The public must provide the

The coat of providing the essential accommodation for ‘

civilians and half the accommodation needed for the War Veterans adds up to a very largaaurn. . . . The Prince Ed. ward Island Hospital is asking its supporters for Three Hundred Thousand Dollars. . . . It's going to take Very rigs-inscriptions u» do n. . . . Payments may be spread 0V0): three Wars-one third in March 1946, one third in March 1947, one third in March 1948.

Why Noe Turn 0v» a Bond to the Palace Edward Island Hospital Campaign-dc, will Play any»

Dividends There ‘than Anywhere Else.

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