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Farmers ltold- Meeting At Mont Carmel

On Wednesday elening a. meet.- ing o! the P.E.I. Federation of Agriculture ivns held at Mont Car- mel. of the lhri-e school districts of Mt. Carmel Parish. The meet- ing wlis arranged by M1". Cyrus Poiricr. Mr. ‘Tillman Gallant cap- ably acted as chairman with Mr. Cyrus Poirier. Mr. Tillman Gal- lant capably acted as chairman "with .\1r. Syivcmg Gallant as sec- retary. '

The first speal-zcr of the evening was M1". Charles Yep of sher- brooko, president of the Prince County Federation of Agriculture who, in a very instructive man- lnc-r. outlined the objects of the |i<‘o<lcrrit1on lie was followed by lMr. Angus uillis of Grand River one of the three directors of the

Charlottetown Rooms) Mr. John J. ll. Bishop.

men who were arrested in MacArthur building on last Sun- day afternoon pleaded guilty to theft of a bottle of wood alcohol from the

wzsrenii oulinoiliii

-aocnnr rumour. Feb. 3rd.

Bedeque Rink, South Shore Lea- gile, Albany St. Pat's vs. Augus- tine Cove Bulldogs. Skate Admission 30 cents.

after.

—THE BEDEQUE Rink and the

executive of the South Shore Hoc- key League wlih eere thanks to the P. E. I. Pro- duce Company, Kensington donating a beautiful silver trophy (or the winners of this league.

to extend ain- for

—CBURCH 0F SCOTLAND-

Services, Feb. 5th, Murray River

11 a.rn. and 7 p.m. Service in (Orange Lodge at 3 pm... conducted by MacLeod, student. Rev.

—PLEAD GUILTY - Two young the

office of Dr. J. A. Mc-

Catsu p

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S o o makes meats and ling what tile Federation of Agri-

‘lulturc was planning on doing for

vegetables so lusty

A pun chum m“ Aflmu‘. i ,aiu11y different wag s

wholesome eating for the '1, children, say nutritionists. For i Aylmer makes it “huntc-sfvfe"

. . . from Canada's IIIIPHE, l red-ripe tumlitui-s. Children love its "true tomato flavor" and need Vitamin C. 7!

" "Your maiiv nrsravrsivinzn ouiuir '

Ward-Cameron Wedding

st. Paul's Church, summer-sided Was the scene of a pretty wedding; on ‘Thursday morning at eight o1‘ bloc-k when Theresa. daughter of Llio lat/e Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Con». econ was milled in nwiriage to Itlelvin Ward. son or Mr. and guys, Bert Ward of Granville. Rev. A. J. MaeLeod performed the eel’!!- 11101131 'I'he Wedding music. was un- vlea- the direction of Itfifl. L. B Gallant. organist, assisted by the, clung girls choir ukto sani; np-i jniopriat-o hymns during the nuptial mass.

The bride, who was given in marriage by Mr. Ray Perry. look- ed lovely Ln her floor-length gown of White satin fashioned with lace yoke and high neckline ancl lorrgl nlecvts with Lilly point. Her full length veil was lieia in place with a Juliet cap and she carried a bouquet. of Better Time roses.

She was attended by her sister. iMiss Kathleen Cameron, who was attired in fioor-lengtu sheer of flower pink with fitted bodice and full skirt with matching shoulder lvncth veil and Juliet carp. She car- ried a bouquet of Queen Elizabeth 2088s.

.\1ir Ernest groornsman.

Following the ceremony a recep- tion for the immediate friends and relatives was held at Birch 11111 tourist home. The bride's table. rwith its artistic floral arrange- ment, was centred with a, tvco-tier wedding cake, topped with a min- iiatuire bride and groom.

Ml‘. and Mrs. Ward left on a honeymoon trip throughout the Maritimes the bride travelling in a dress orf royal blue with navy

Arsenault ivaii

rhird District of Prince.

Mi". Yeo explained to the meet-

llii: iiirnicrs.

Mr. Cyril: Polrler outlined the the farmer could l1eiief.t from the Federation 1f they stand behind it and sup- port 1i.

'i‘.1r- Iltri. ‘l-‘iitlicr riziotc encour- igcll the lziriiicrs iu 10in and sup- port the Federutioli with their subscriptions.

The folloiving provisional dir- ectors were elected for each school district: Cape l-igmont, Tillman Gallant, chrilri in, Sydvang Gal- lant. secretary. alternate, Dosithe Poirier; Mt. Carmel. Levi Arsen- aulr, chairman. Fred C. Richard, secretary, alternate. Jerlmiah Ar- senault; St. Raphael. Alban Poir- icr. chnzrnilzn. Clcralcl Arseiiauit, secretary‘, alternate, Exledie Gai- lant.

Considerable free and open dis- cussion took place and at. the con-

Murdo in sumirierside Police Court,

yesterday morning and were sent- encerl to six months in Jail stlpendiary Magistrate E. H. Strong.

by

K.C.—-S

--3GTH ANNIVERSARY - 0n Wednesday evening a large num- ber of immediate friends of Dr. J. A. and Mrs. MaePhee gathered at their home lo extend to them best wishes and congratulations on the occasion of their 36th wedding anniversary. A very pleasant social evening was spent and on behalf of the assembled guests His Worship J. F. Arneit conveyed to Dr. and Mrs. Mac- Phee best wishes for many more years of happy married life.-S.

—58TH WVEDDING ANNIVER- SARY - Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffery of St. Eleonora are today celebrating their 58th ivedding an- niversary. In honor of the occas- ion their daughter, Miss Effie. is entertaining at dinner for a. few of their intimate friends. Mr. and

Clusioli "Y me "mm"? ""155 "I Mrs. Jeffery are the parents of those. present signed membership eyeven chndren of whom we 10-, “Piliifililolii — 5 lowing are in this Province: Miss

WorkTo Begin 0n S'side Royal Bank Building

Mr. A S. Hopkins, manager of

the Royal Bank, Summerside. an- nouricrd yesterday that on and af- tor Thursday. Feb. 9th. business operations will. be carried on in temporary quarters in the building formerly occupied by the Bank of Nora Seotia. l Demolition of the old Royal Bani; building will bcgill at once and the erection of a new and up-to-clnte office ii-lll begin as soon as weather conditions permit in the spring. It is understood that the contract for the new building will be completed shortly‘.

The present Royal Bank building was erected in 1883 and with the exception of the Prince County Jail is probably the oldest brick building in Summerside. It has survived two destructive fires in Summerside, one in 1906 and the second in i916 when the Royal Bank was the only structure left standing on the block. - S

accessories and grey coat. On re- turn they will reside in Summer-

aide where the groom is on the staff of the Island Equipment Company-S.

TORQUAY, England _ (GP)- At the birth day party of loo-year- oid Mrs. Louis Woolcotl: were her ltwo sisters. One is 95, the other 83.

l DAILY CROSSWORD

Effie. at home; Albert in Mis- couche and Roscoe In Summerslde. - S.

—l76'l BIBLE-A Guardian oor- respondent. was shown recently a Bible in the possession of Mr. .\.J. Mathcson, OLcary, which was published In 1767 and ls in a. per- fect state of preservation. It is a l e Family Bible measuring 10 by l2 inches. 5 inches thick, with large print still quite readable. It contains the books of the APOCUDha in addition to the Old and New Testaments. It was published in London by Mark Badsett. “printer to the King's m-Ost Elxcelilent Maj- esty."

--Y’S MEN'S MEETING — The regular meeting of the Summer- side Y's Men's Club was held last night at the Olympia Restaurant with Mr. Lloyd Gorrlll presiding It was, in the main, a business meeting of the club and it was decided to sponsor a motion pic- ture at the Capitol Theatre on February 15th and 16th, the pro- ceed: to be donated to the Prince County Hospital building fund. Mr. Ross MacKenzie was ap- pointed chairman of the radio auction committee with Mr. Fred Bingliam as co-chair1nan.-S.

—BXRTBDAY PARTY ._ Clunnie Pitcairn. Slunmerside. en- tertalned at her home on Tues- day, January 31st in honor of Mrs. Percy Weeks of St. Eleanors on the occasion of her birthday. Pre- sent were friends and relatives of the guest of honor and an enjoy- able afternoon and evening was spent. A delicious chicken dinner

Mrs.

HE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

S'side C. W. L. Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Summerside sub-division, Catholic Women's Ipeague was held in the Knights of Columbus Home on Wednesday evening with the president, Mrs. Malcolm Steele in the chair.

Opening prayer was said by Rev- A. J. MacLeod, The financial report was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Carrol Delaney and the min- utes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Leo Wood and were approved.

Reports were given by the con- veners of the various standing committees. Correspondence read consisted of a letter from the convener of magazines. Mrs. D. F. McNeil]; a letter of thanks from Sister Mary Henry of St. Vlii- cent's Orphanage for a Christmas donation: a letter from the Abeg- welt Chapter, I.O!'D.E., asking support for their national effort to have educational films for children shown in theatres.

It was decided to send a letter to the managers of the local theatres supporting this idea. A letter from the Rotary Club was read expressing thanks for a do- nation to their Crippled Childrens Fund.

The president thanked Mrs. Abel Arsenziult and her committee for tho success of tho pantry solo

held YPCPTIII)’ in iiolmnns store. Mrs. D. F. MvNcill gave a report on the annual meeting of the Dental Clinic.

It was decided to lottery a blanket and Mrs. Millie Gallant was appointed Convener of the

committee in charge. Rev. Father MacLeod addressed the meeting and congratulated the women on their good work encouraging them to continue their efforts.

Following the meeting n social evening was held, the hostesses being Mrs. Stanley Rogers, Mrs. Fred Perry, Mrs. Wilbert Arsen- iiuit, Mrs. George Gallant and Mrs. Evald HeeIH-S.

Post Office Site Discussed By Trade Board

At. tho regular monthly meeting of the Summerside Board of Trade held last. evening with the new president. Mr. R S. Hinton presid- ing. Mayor J.F. Arnetl: announced that in connection with the pro- posed change of site for the new post office he had received a tele- gram from Mr. RS. Hunter. dis- trict architect, Saint John. NB. which requested full particulars regarding the property. known as the Saunders property, such ns sewerage, lighting, etc. It will be recalled /that the proposal to ex- change the property known as the Allan Iot. where the Federal Go\'- ernment intended to erect the post office. for the Saunders lot owned by the Town, emanated from Mayor Arnett who was chairman of the committee appointed to prepare a brief to the Federal Government.

This brief pointed out the many advantages which would result if the post office were to be erected On the Town lot. The new building will be approximately I20 by 109 feet and the Allan property is only I25 feet. square and the resulting congestion at the corner Church and Summer Streets was one of the points stressed in the brief.

Mayor Arnett said last night that although he could not state officially that the exchange of property would be made. it would

0' ivas in the hands of the Board sec-

MacKENZIPS ~ STIIGK CLEARANCE SALE

FEBRUARY 3rd to FEBRUARY 11th

TOMATOES. 28 oz. ca. 19: Bright's PEACHES, T5 oz. . . . . . . . ca. 19c Tomato JUICE. T5 oz. no.9: Graves‘ PORK 8r BEANS. 20 oz.. 2 for 29c

Aylmer CORN. 20oz. 19c Nestle‘: MILK. 2for...............29c Aylmer VEG. SOUP. 2 for Ilb. 79c

POWER WASHER Reg. $205.00

Special $159.00

ALLADIN LAMPS

Reg. $l0.45 (Complete)

Special $7.95

AUTOMATIC IRONS

Reg. $9.95 Special $7.95

Bulk TEA,

CRISCO. T lb.

PACKAGE DATES. 2 lb". ..

MAYONNAISE. I6 oz. . . . . CORN SYRUP. 5 lb. tin . . . Boneless CHICKEN. 1-2 I5. AERO FLOOR WAX . . . . .

I9c_

50c "er

. . . . . . . .. 39 I’ 59: Half Day campme Suck of RADIOS

JWSBKUAKX ‘ 3»

ELECTRIC WASHER Reg. $169.00 Special $143.00 RENT our:

a ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER

e 1950

45c

35c

10% DISCOUNT

MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S BOYS‘ BOYS‘

BOYS‘

MEN'S BOYS‘

LADIES‘

DRY GOODS

HEAVY PANTS-Reg. $4.15; SPECIAL . HEAVY JACKETS-Reg. $9.50; SPECIAL LEATHER JACKETS-—Reg. $21.50; SPECIAL COAT SWEATERS-Reg. $6.15; srecuu. OVERALLS-Reg. $319-$415; SPECIAL SMOCKS-Reg. $195-$415; SPECIAL SERVICE GREATCOATS-Reg. $7.50; SPECIAL name oness JACKETS-Reg. $3.25; LEATHER DRESS GLOVES-Reg. $3.00; JAC SHIRTS-Reg. $5.50; SPECIAL $4.95 HEAVY JACKETS-—Reg.$3.95: SPECIAL $2.59 onus" RED SLIPONS-Reg. $3.15; SPECIAL $2.59 CHILD'S PYJAMAS—Reg.$T.89; SPECIAL $1.29 CHILD'S PULLOVER SWEATERS-Reg. $2.50; SPECIAL .. $1.19 LADIES‘ SATIN PANTIES—Reg. $1.25; SPECIAL 19¢ LADIES’ WOOL ANKLETS—Reg.69c: SPECIAL 49¢ LADIES‘ HEAD SQUARES tween-Reg. $2.25; SPECIAL $1.09 LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE-Req- $1.95; SPECIAL $1.39 LADIES‘ SLIPS—Reg. $2.50- $2.25; SPECIAL $1.19 COMPLETE STOCK or SWEATERS . sovs-woolami corrou UNDERWEAR..................... Fleece uuonawean MEN'S UNERWEAR (All Kinds) DRESS SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS LADIES‘ SWEATERS WINTER UNDERWEAR

In uddiriorto the above enumerated articles you will find various Items throuqh- out our store priced with special tags.

MacKENZIE and COMPANY

KENSI

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.....$z.39 .....$6.95 ....$14.95 .....$4.49 .....$2.9a .....$2.9a .....$5.o0 SPECIAL $2.19 SPECIAL $2.39

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Marine Wharf was completed and

retary. Two new members were propos- cd and accepted for membership last night. Mr.‘ Ross MacKenzie. Summerside. and Mr. Allison Har- per of Albany, R. R. ‘ The various committees for the

is being made. The members were promised more detailed Ih- formaiion at the next meeting. Considerable lively discussion regarding the providing of a me- morial community centre took place and it was left to the fin- ance committee to investigate all the angles of this proposition.

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BABY CHICKS

HATCHES neaov eacu weouesoar

q I LIE TAIII I‘ ACROSS 4. Lamrircy 20.0n0-spct g1‘ E E he'll!‘ figfgrgay liheljemfttltgflsl ‘Znzhzlg? f3? t2?baigafwEfoggslalehaseditf‘: coming year were proposed and ag'li°llggl‘z‘é‘;“i_igllle tifltrlliédingregffig" 1. Planter .R ad o _ _ unanimously adopted by the nleet- " , '-' J6 COMM," “fun 23 ifilidy J I A cake for the occasion. - s zllii-hilglfliifitgnda Iteelrsqtziit Ywfgilhdcie “s. merit and also to foster interest 15"‘ 110 Covered a. Island in 24. Selecting T C N rgaghed MagorgrAmett mm “so The consideration of the report. $as'h§ec{g:éh'1'ggutgiealefimi‘ u. ' 11 M’ 7 giliigiiofes 25 ?§,"§.,‘.".'.‘§y :1 1 m“ a ‘ccpy Mgthe m“ had bee“ fir»?“$17K”..§.T°§§"i.'§°§l.af.°"§Z game’ Th“ d“ I)‘; bee" ‘s: N- c ' \ G . ‘ ‘ | given to the F dernl representative . , _ ‘Fuesday, February 7th and the , ' IQQ ' e 9 - i2 ‘riléit-r) 8 giléoeuér ‘(laminar L 1 . Mr. J. Watson MacNauglit anzl 1:31nzggtzegl°iliingiljgas_hegd m“ teams will be Keniiinglon Juven- , hick‘ Goad Llvublhfy Record‘ a 13 Species o‘ money 27 Nam", s D that Mr. lvlacNaught said he would . 11cc v5. Charlottetown Juvenile; , "an-Om 9 othenm’ envlronmen‘ O certainly recommend the exchange . Vlcs. J i E 14 Eye 1g Mummy zslnodml _ of properties. ‘ {since Feb. 7th is regular meei- g9! CIIQIIT TrCm "IQ pfflduQQf , l5 Starvation Qgmpgglflon 33_ 531mm. Ymmhy.‘ “m,” The Bunsen Naflonays “geared Last night's meeting had as its ‘ mg night, 1t ulas decided to have I o l 16 Groekietter l3 Tree 34.Al‘agout 49 pastpart the Augustine Cove Bulldogs by guest Mr. Herbert Scliofleld. the . glob next gifietingh 0n hMonday. I J17 Military 1" N qt] ~55“ - ‘ ' ii l p ‘d d - 1 6-1 ' Secretory of the Canadian Oham- j C 9'1'""".l’ _i 1 \\' 9'1 l B E1199 ° ' _ I ./ can ° lailiiaiii Sauaiifiy ,2‘.’,',,','f,c,, of; ruaiiaeaisiilie‘; =1 thenllior? her or coir-nerve. Montreal. who UIIIUT UIIIIIIQICE “n.1,... ,,.,,, be M, R P"e,,.‘, Always striving to create a competitive 19 Awing 1s Grass dried as Coarse, QA-GreRtBI-“aln den Rink lut night. spoke on the overall vrsnnizaiion ‘"91 M“ G°'d°" K°"~ "twuiivel '21. Indefinite (orfodrier rigid hair 1.1.... Line-vim OI the Chamber and iii relfliivfi “I'm” °' ‘he B” 5m" A"“°°"l S III’ I ' article ' Borden: Goal, n, mama; dg- importance to boards of I-Tldfi. won for P. E. I. Films will be I P7 ll Olll‘ ISIGINI Poultry work, 22. American fence. W. Oatway. A. Oatway, E. Dwelling briefly on the Commun- shfitwli- _ I Indians Dan-sch; forwards, Qampbr-y], _;_ my“ threat in cflnada" Mn 5cm- At a recentK meeting inr the b Pholluensilngton Junior Chum-I 26 Artofraplg 1), }_ p_ D h, M T ,' y, 111d _ y] {LL m m; y; f ‘Town Hall, ensington. 0 the P1" W1 we come new mcmbers_ , ivrlting Pi-‘crlcrfircing, Dorsaeryfiac ac w“ Cgmmdifcg o-iilsqt-iil; gniy aI-Tarfrtlig: Junior Chamber vi Cflmmme ‘mm ‘he '1'~“'n or wrroundinzi Thinron’ YQQ" “TYIIIQ YOIII’ 19 Bwive Augustine Cove: Goal, Gallant; came close to matching the activ- menyd important its‘)? were dis- affae-S- I 3° MIMIC no" defence, T. Peters. S. C pbell, ltl of the Com niste. "i" - with l 5° “"5"” g; seal: b L. Campbell: forwards. Mac- letsenresenting tiTeu Y's Men's Club. ‘In, Paisldilltpr 1193i Ling int the ‘V Pouhry h".r's"' . egeta lee Fadyen. W. MacFadyen, MaeI-‘gr. ML Wed Bmgham addressed the cia r, 1e irs ma er was een- 135-E"°‘""'"°" lwe- Cuiclifle. Sherren Weddell meeting in connection with the we h°°k°Y~ II III-lard, _ ' ' ' M ; The resolution to cover this _ 9 - - 1114119"; seminar $;,,",’i§°‘§,,,,"g§3,";,,§°,h§;°“m?,1}? subliictkwaa 1115; the $150 volleld 1 Y." mum." “"93"” uPP"Ei°I9d* 1co ore First Period teratlone would Qnddnlq- we for 0c ey be pooled with te 1 r resins 1_g°r5,n' Macrravmb swimming faculties smmored by funds of the_Athletic Association I Exounl" I fetrflflltl!!! L. Campbell. Sher- his club wlaich pliaiptains a bathing {£'1‘8";;eb°g':_gt:)5°' m ‘cams m "M wfhetheetoivn Royals and the‘ s R P t ' ' h - ' . ‘ - B . Alinflamma- Second Period 0X55: its,“ rm i.“ He “sub It “'35 "Piliwd Ill"! "n"! 1°‘ amngoln aznbesrg Fling]? a 4 4 m I I e < ' “g m w" " amee and ractices lad been g e u o“ “wk” turyswelling FB°"'1°"- J- Darla“ (Gem? ance of the hoard that the com- g k d t pith m .'k n Lealue at Bedeque rink on Mon 43 p m | 1-, 11)_ _ wor e ou W e rm ml - _ ,' iii-fist‘ --%~--. o. nitzzz..s.eec.ra.rai air. i: erasure :.*r.r:ii:.::..e~::.: '"-'"""°'°" "m"! "mL every possible way in order ‘to pro- It w“ reporwd m“ the mum imnrovsment CU-Tldii 4"'B°'d°“- Picker!" (D°"°Y)' tect and maintain these valuable berm“) of tha- Chmlber now The outstandln la er of the ‘.'F‘tch Penalties: L. Campbell, Mac- , ' “m” at 24 Pa"! "P membe“ g p y l“ l Down k5 d nl'.'dnr°"°ah Reporting for theytransportstlon 230551;? 131632283’! ‘if, ‘is? centre mah of {he eflgmbera whg! . or on. . amc . , ' . :%dudmu_ v FAWmHHG Co". cumme. committee. Mr. Fred Bell eaia that mltme_ got three of hi: teams goals, and b-T ‘P M 7__B°rden_ M-navmh the brief in connection with the Th, commm" go,- pubyic u. came vay cloeo on one or two oth- "mp . Pepalties: 'r. Peters. Cuboliffe. ggrfgtetggiiggg 319mg lkillrd as‘; Sig: live a ‘summary or all that ti‘ °°°"i°"- . DAILY QRYPNQUOTE-llore’! how wivork it g $11M“ m- Dm”; R Darby u; present to r11; iii-emin- mates? 3 $11139 pilerg-Irdlrl? it}: i s A x Y DL a A A x n ' Rage; ;r Rum“ for no consideration. Mr. aeii also district. TITI! report indicated 1 b LONOIIZLLOW ' ' - reported that the brief in oon- that the committee is right on ~ _ on, my” jfinpiy "um m» "on"; 1n m, ‘x.mp1"‘u‘u‘“ ‘ neetlon-wlth improvements to the the job and satisfactory progress Tor the three Ill. X for the two 0's. etc. Single letters. spoo- CRYSTAL "INK Ir hiel the length and formation of thmwordn (r FRIDAY- FEB- 3 ’ , op . e 111 hintl r s i an; node letters are diluent. Keneington Girls TQNIGHT —- (FRIDAY) - I Vl- tltI ' ' g ' . ;""",,'°""',, °"° "' ~ $5169 Tonight 1 Laughs at age Ke-i-w- mem- 4 i " i” °°“°°" fir: en _ wv sav xvrvcxl ______ Freetown Midgets 1 SeaTho stareofTomon-owin-Ivenlle Hocke at‘ M , A d I Q Springtime In Mr hnrt again! Now-found fiMI; V‘. l u y W" i" '°" " "° T‘ K '" ° W v “a a mu iutifl: ¢.°;..§l“t;..l°..'.l2l..'. are:ei:t'1.t.':~:i.;";:.ea="--:-.:::'".:.i::l gang‘... m, ,. y was mu ma. VI- oAN/imalvs ms. _ , the . Ndloolnfl a u: mun g‘ fro urns vo 1 r o r u v u n e n _ y Eugenia"Tngogéhzgeligtiigfirgt m zaLlilzodrr. o$..;&‘§“..§£;].2mi waaiizjf??? Fix-at m harp Moccasin ma, Candle M and many others- r I no u-rrna mr-iumoaio auto.‘ see ‘the Riddle! vie with each u; 1 a.'$3l'111.;a‘.' "r Bibi,“ 11 .' yr. r11 l‘ l u; f; IBOAD-fl-IOULDIIIIID GENIAL ENG- Oihfl‘ in different kinde of m. r1 “yen-Ian m so $2.1 23m newh-qgrr-I?» an“ t . SATUBDAY-Jllt-‘Ilg Fun and Enhrhmment “no” _ N. racing. Thrills will be punctuated ‘Wffifim m‘ “"'"P""‘ "l" . " 1,30 u; 3,” Mum-h. a‘ u‘ go Gel“ _ 1 - " M1'n"m~“m.“ with spills, and the youngster. s ‘o 1o W" ~ -~ - ' ~14 um- or- wm M» - =1»- DR. WIELIAMS PINK PILLS -