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ruary meeting. The president, Mrs. Allison Lea, called the meeting to order. Following the repeating of the Creed and sing- ing of “O Canada’ the minutes

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ferry will be at Borden to make connections with the train, which is not always possible if the 7.00 o'clock trip is made due to the heavy ice conditions. It was felt by some members that the sche- dule might be adjusted so that the early trip would cross at 6.00 o'clock giving the ferry suf- ‘ficient time to get back to make train connections. JS. Wright

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to Ireland. In: his reply Mr. Jamer stat- ed that potatoes from the North

PLAYOFF HOCKEY AT ALBERTON

TONIGHT ELMSDALE ROCKETS

Title. Winner plays Murray River for Provincial Title. ’ GAME TIME 3:30

CAMEO Kensington

FRIDAY - SATURDAY 7:15 - 9:15 MATINEE SATURDAY 1 P. M. “THE JOKER IS WILD”

Starring

FRANK SINATRA, MITZI GAYNOR, JEANNE CRAIN snd _EDDIE_ALBERT

This Week At Civic Stadium FRIDAY—

9:15 Playoff Hockey Parkdale Royals vs. Summerside Aces SATURDAY— 2:00-4:00—Skating 8:00-10:00—Skating SUNDAY— ~ 8:30-10:00—Skating Club

TRADE-IN SALE

During the month of March. You ‘caii make

| your down payment at "| Moase Jewellers, Summer-

side, by trading in your out of date, shabby, or un- serviceable. watches, shav- ers, accordions, old gold, stamp or coin collections on any new items of modern

*|merchandise you require.

Write us for folders about’

| your needs and tell us what -|you have to trade-in, if -| unable to call personally at

‘Moase Jewellers |

Friday - 7:15—9:10 Sat. Matinee 2:00

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. before Magistrate R. A Freetown produce dealer | GEtS Six-Month | s. winton, @c, tuesday mors inld'-the” court Yat owned ae

three trucks and urehaced “at | SGU) S@ntence . | | The magistrate told the

‘oat amp’ atte Bek oe ce eo lenient in view of the accused’ tario firm through the accused.| SUMMERSIDE—. A Freetown fact that it his He said be paid $3,200 for the | youth, Willard Pius Finnan, 17,| 8¢ and the fac kiea truck ‘thet would have'eost him | was: sentenced to serve a six.| firs alfence of this

$4,650 had be bought. i -|month term in Prince County] “SI. ain there would | Ree OS went, Ste | ea 1 0en when, be sonra 8 Pee lane,

shade Saw teins eek could aot for sents on an 2. : be established dhe court was ad bagek | . oud Ee Dlechite glove wed ob ; ae information| The youth pleaded guilty | \,urned until this morning when made available the accused pleaded not guilty. +

A Rosebank resident pleaded’) was fined $20 and costs or 30

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PARKDALE ROYALS SUMMERSIDE ACES

STARTING TIME 9:15 O’°CLOCK.

Adm.: Adults 60c; Students 35c.

SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SALE.

5 ib. bag | White 10 ths.

] Picnic Ib. | Sunkist | HAMS ...... 43¢ | ORANGES ... 69¢ | SUGAR ..... 83c.

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Fourth game ef the best of seven series for Island Title.

Fluffe FOWL ..:... 39e SHORTENING 59c | PEARS .. 2 for 39c MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS THROUGHOUT THE STORE

BUYING A MEW GAR? ae

the Do-It-Yourself Demonstration

The Beunce Test. it’s not a new system of weight reducing .. . just a future Ford owner enjoying the comfort of foam-cushioned seats—standard in Ford but not in competitive cars.

Hidden Velve. That’s the proud Ford owner in the background. His muffler has an aluminized coat- ing to protect #t from corrdsive exhaust acids ... protect him from frequent replacements.

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DO-IT-YOURSELF DEMONSTRATION DRIVE

After you've taken. all the Do-it-Yourself tests be sure to arrange for a demonstration drive. You choose the time. . . you choose the route. We supply the Ford and * do the rest.

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The u'll really appreciate the extra convenience of

bord’s wider door openings. We like to cali it

“easy-to-get-in-and-out-of-ness.”

The Grunt 'n Grean Test: Heavy suitcases? The higher youhave to lift ‘em, the heavier they seem. Ford’s trunk is. cut lower So you merely slide luggage in... end save your beck.

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Before you do, take this

DO-IT-YOURSELF DEMONSTRATION —

at your FORD dealer’s

You'll prove to your own satisfaction that a standard

Ford Custom 300 Fordor Sedan gives you $87.25 more

value at a lower list price than any car in its class— . Dlus a big bonus in comfort and convenience.

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The Thump Test. He's not knocking on wood—he's finding out if it’s true that Ford really has the most compiete insulatiqn in its class. Come in and see how very true it is!

e Test. After you've taken this test,

Mere Hidden Velve. Four thousand miles between oil changes—that’s the. efficiency record of Ford's oif filter. This sta rd money-saver costs $11.10 extra on Ford's if competitor.

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