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743 milk; 502 butterfat for BUAs of 187 and 143 and Royalty Luck’s Norma. produced 10,504 pounds milk, 432 fat for BCAs of 42%«and 121; Columario Ada fl,

qualify with 10.556 milk; 439 fat for BCAs of 133 milk, 134 fat

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ALBERTON tion into the break, enter and ‘theft at Nicholson's Pharmacy Tuesday night is being contin- ued by Alberton detachment of

been completed. The final’ plans La Comedien Canadiene are all will. be announced soon. it was co-operating to bring a marvel-

Estimates —

is |. TORONTO (CP) in the saddle nes : ; p liar a eel kos an $1,009 1 ne ad a : Beasi¢y ef Toronto’ In hine 2 ‘ 3 ‘ bargain will be.among 1) horses 4.0 oh wip . ero. -a. 4 races, eight of-them. in Cam ¥g. = ‘ {parading to the post for, the "#'" Winner in his dis ston of ada, he had four firsts, # second |. : ;107th running of the Queen's the plate trial Monday, tidden and two fourth He: won three im ; : e Plate Saturday. by Avelino Gomez of Cube. 9 row this year, then fineRed 3 ay : ‘ : file's Radiant Colors, a bay: In the No & position is Fa- fourth . + 3 elding owned by a 15-ma . ate : eee “4 ©' Helmut Gerth, who is on the million dollar collection. af-art = as cs “ey oo nee Monarch with Radiant Oniy ‘ane of the owners has @- : | public relations staff for the 1967 will alsa he part of the col- Joseph ‘eetndid * fannrial Colors seventh from the rail. . background: in. horse racing. . ¥ . Exposition in Hevireet. was im lection ‘ analyst. 1s Trained by Jerry Meyer of Thats-Derek Runtain. whose fa- ‘3 Charlottetown yesterday “super- Mr Gerth has spenf the past —- Kitchener, Radiant Colors will ther, George Buntain of Char-® ivising the setting up of a dis-. months. visiting many countries PM cdbchees.nag odds against ms have Keith Robinson of M nne- lottetown races standardbreds _* play on “Expo ‘67” at the Con- ‘setting ip displays and so on in Thursday following the draw for a, Man. up. in Prince -Edward Island + federation Center -_ Connection. with ."Expo ‘67'’, : Bye and Near, owned by Co George D ; tte 3 The display, which deals with Among the countr Sil Post positions, - 3 Near, owned by nn seorge Duffs.7 Jockey Club, 4 y, g ies where. dis-_ Smythe of _T, nd ridden ; os. “the variety of art “and entertain- plays are set up are Sweden Titied Hero, owned by Peter ene. oronte—and—r oddsmaker,—_tists~ Titled Hero™ — A will be ‘part ist " ; Marshall of Tofonto, remained 9Y Sam McComb of Ireland. now as a 2105 favorite Other s ment features that wi Part Pakistan, and ‘Scotland and ‘ } : ) the favorite after drawing ‘No Few the eighth position. . Hol- odds are Rright{ Monarch. 6 to “2

ADVERTISING:

the Confederation Center con. Jing to Hawat to d display 5 post pesition,- ar a ’ e TT Arete Troops an ve a Z course throughout the summer that state rw ideal in the 1%-mile. classic for ©@!Sary aboard, is ninth. and Near & to 1 Holartic and Ta- >= Mr. Garth said that the 20° ———-—-—---___________ Canadian _ three-year-olds. Post Big Jive, owned by Toronto mous Monarch 10 te 1: Radi- = long, 12’ high display depicting . 4, time is 5:12 p.m. EDT and ‘the 3tock car promoter -Ernie “Lie- ant Colors and Solar Park, 20 2 the various things in the scope Parliament race will be carried on CBC ra- b= stage — ee Cliff te 1 ¢ 4 of the arts that are planned for f dio and. television. otts. of Toronto, is bi a ene od ng \“Expo", was specifically de- : Radiant Colors was one of _. The outside position went—to s y 88 , ee pena signed. for the Center. -It is At A Glance two ‘surprise last-minute entries. the only filly in the race. Solar i BASEBALL >: DEVELOPMENT COMPANY MEETS ' : say ae on Oepere ak . The other was Famous Mon. Park, owned by Doug Weldoon , . — . . : kes ople who show of L - : 7 oak i : tefest < im. the; arts te. vise My TOE CANADIAN Press. S°Te., Coned by Frank Shormag jf London, Ont, and ae RESULTS . Meetings of the Executive at the Charlottetown Hotel. Montreal: J. Phill Math ew i Cent the Se. of Hamition anil eptered by (ef Oakville. Ont. Wayne Harris : Vaeunities the Wert : . =e ae : ithe Confederation Center in THURSDAY, June 23, 1966: ‘Trainer Wolfgang von Richt. will ride Solar Park, who will | 5 : ; oard of Di- Above,. at the shareholders’ son, a director; A.G. Margi- first place, Mr. Gerth explain- : 2 He'll ; Nadi , 12 Detroit 300 02 100 # 113.7 . Fectors, and the shareholders meeting (FROM LEFT) are son, IDC president: and J..Da- Ba ball ‘ed Plans. to issue a special $1 | oven. ee 7 by —_ oo" at roe ee seen Washingt 060 000 001 1 sae of the Island Development RA. MacEachern, represen- vid Stewart, chairman of the | se ‘ j Speaking generally on “Expo” — note for the 1967 genten- a Zivkovie, a Yogoslavian na- oo each _of the- other! ion vt pea oa an j . s » a . is . rm . + / , ive. : : 7 Company were held yesterday tating Ruscol Investments, .company’s operations commit- . Mr. Gerth said that construction — oo cau by Foes” Rhigaechi ond tela. Lt Freehan. McCormick (47) Com. prin vd . Organized of the exhibition is proceeding on = Governor - General Vanier © cit, owned by Sherman and his WAS BARGAIN ". "|G) Humphreys (7) -Klines (9@ rf 3 schedule and even. the momen: presented a hattie pennant to son, Frank Jr., form the only , 't Cost $175. more to get Ra- and Casa\novea HR: Wash— > : S ‘ gee ee as __men's strike Sh on ee —entry—im—this—year's-@i2nt_Colors_inta the Age ops CC ane Tae ee a ee tes E Bod progressive Sep towards tle effect, on the work schedule. oe Husvers. Toe rr . his purchase price He WAS, .90000eee oes Saaan ooo S | S an rs ires ass ay eles saa a ee nas He said many of the 72 partic Regiment rn “The two additional starters bought at the Canadian Thor.’ $ ; a . | ; amaigama- t- 5 f dbp : ; | 4 * tion of the city recreation de- pe Mg nce Se Pl ls dg US. Interor Secretary-Udall swelled the purse to a record eughbred Herve eae ation i ¢ PURITY DAIRY 3 : -_\partment and the Charlottetown : “ and Mines Mims Panin + 86.175--_Fhe—t ous—hi <—Ma 6 : 5_.Toerants : | : ATLA ELOWR —hame anc rein : ; all financial ‘advisers in $ “Parents Prefer 3 | @ at oa : Legion Branch to forma Char- Can tor —essermbline-se0ex- talks _on__anti-pollution _mea-__$80,009_in 1963 when Canebora Owners, all financial advisers in 4 2 > |lottetown. Baseball League. The one = co ‘season eee sures along the Great Lakes won. The winner's share will he "©. #4me Toronto stock bro- > Purity Products” ¢ J . : : % } ‘ . Health Minister MacKachen 113 der the d . ker's. office. Total entry fee for ~ league will allow ball players he added, had nothing but a lot told , | $52,113, under record $54. 1 - . © 317 Kent St. ial 4.7125 > ee "Sei i from the age of seven to 20 to a month ago and now the ouite the Commons an anti- 850 Canebora collected, p plate is $1,175, t Dia 1 t More than two dozen Ayrshire had Charlottetown Royalty Jo East River Nina's Phyllis pro- play in a highly organized lea- side construction of the pagoda io rt ne we oe GETS RAIL _.. . The son of Sultan Mehmond seececececosococceoece? } eows from this province aré list-.| produce 10.273 pounds milk, 428 .duced- 9,823 milk.—415—tat—for—_gue ———__—— ; ‘ty vilion is virtually finish- ~~ Proved pene La ¥ a en = = ‘ | ed inthe current Canadian Ayr- fat fot BCAs of 123 and 126, in BCAs of 141 and 143 : Presently the executive of the a ™ oa * of tania iin tae ie book r = ae oe — oe eae Bigeye 8 nn Wendy produced 11,-'league {s meeting nightly to The. exterior designs of some proval et hi tastes the Barroby of Ravenserag, Sask., \ ied in.record of performance.tetown Trim Norma wi 2, 6 pounds milk, “4 fat. for complet - of magnifi - + ‘ i position A | production. tests. pounds: milk 828 fat for BCAs of BCAs of 148 and 135 Top. Earle lar Gh ar ey Cheeta cee ae eons: sce. magnificent sent joan find to $58,000,000 Net comes ‘The Heagmas.| ACMA TMAL | high in im a as Phariatuaaoeie cons ae en ee "Junior Baseball League which | pavilion will be -a trandiicent A Private bill at ae the owned by John Smaliman of : = Ee er eee oo Sounds “ak me i ae as is weheduled for Memoria ae ee ee ee German Bank of British Cotumbia. was London, Ont., with Noel Tur- 2 White, Rollo Bay West with 11,--for BCAs of 143 and 134~in the A -Frenchfort ~Ayrsiure— cow, July Sth. The schedule has got. pavilion is to. oruee in an Ziven- a val—in--principle Cotte of Grand Falls, N.B. 169 pounds. milk, 563 butterfat junior 3-year-old class : Blackaddar Fashion Gem, has Yet been drawn up eo ae a pont and sent to mittee study, aboard for breed class. averages of 134 Charlottetown Rolando Trixie @Walified for a gold seal certifi. City Councillor Ivan Doherty ee oil - Saal clear light: the’ A governmefit bill was’ in He'll be followed by Bright - milk, 166 in butterfat. Mount produced 8,703 pounds milk, 3a9 ©@te for owner George Boswall Chairman of the recreation com- lens eile will be ~epre- troduced to rebate to the Monarch, owned by Mrs. Frank Pearl Nadia placed high in the fat ‘for BCAs of 126 and 136 and With 122. 160 pounds milk, 4,907 mittee, said last night: “I am ; ; ; Provinces 95 per cent of taxes McMahon of Vancouver, the 1 der 10 - of | ste ; butterfat in eleven lactatiors. ost delighted to see plans fi-|SeMtative of the architecture of collected from power com- ’ mature class, under 10 years of \Charlottetown Roderick Tramp ats 'that, country with gilded minar- m- only western-owned horse in the . j age, with 13,582 pounds milk, 'g 997 milk. 402 fat for BCAs of. Her. average test was 4.02 per- nalized to spearhead the’ renais- reniatosie ry H ae ar heies panies. The old rebate was 50 field who is trained by former; | 368 of fat for BCAs of 155 milk, 199 and 138. Both of the last two Ce™! “ sance of baseball in Charlotte- a eiaie staan “Expo” oo aaa per cent ___ jockey Johnny Longden of Ta-| : 160-fat--Nadia_is-owned—by the “heifers are junior two-year-olds, —Columario Ada H” produced town at the junior age -tevet. FR the magnificent struc ag eet, ets OE NE Ther, Alta, Joo Bane of Beatlle | - ‘ see. the magnificent stru ! ! Experimental Farm as is Charlottetown Gallant Uta 195.181 pounds milk, 4,555 but- He added. “it instills enthus- | se, , tional’ dairy commission was ° win ride him. ° Another pow that finished high who produced 8,560 pounds. milk, terfat in nine lactations for John !asm.in the younger boys, below Ga the aie tell. OO. Gach aoe final approval _ after Arctic Troops, owned by} in her class. was Pine View Ro- 358 fat for BCAs of 128 in both W. Lewis, Freetown. Raeburn this age, to know that there is sane: 000 cea ce aiamaiy dairy ao of federal windfields Farm of Toronto ‘in- belia, whose 10,266 pounds milk, milk and fat. Wendy produced 104.482 pounds an avenue open for their contin- lheen planted: and much of the "Tod a ee t 5 , dustrialist E. P. Taylor, drew - | . $00 fat placed her third in the | The Fairvue herd of A Mac- Milk, 4,096 butterfat in mine lac- ued recreation in baseball up to r hoon gellded. A: syvtent talid > ia ome takes a No 4 position. Arctie Troops | Ration among senior four-year- Rae and Sons, Sherwood, had a ‘ations- for Earle MacRae, the age of 20." He attributed. at canna have been dug and ion ti - ty so will have German-born Hugo ; olds. Her BCAs were 124 for number of cows qualify. Fairvue Brookfield. Sunny Bay Patricia much of this enttfusiasm to “the within the fair site, itself, one ne er caer _— milk, 147 for fat. . Burton’s Dainty produced 11,009 Produced 101.905 pounds milk. success of last. year’s. Legion will be able to travel by water : . ‘ald to technical and saiaeiealll _. She is, owned by Andrew B. yin 491 fat for BCAs ot i2> and 4-201 pounds butterfat in‘nine lac- Junior team ‘that travelled to i! by oth as. Gon- MONDAY _ ; . . $38,400,000 and Fred T. MacRae, Charlotte- . ca i. foe tations for Robert A. White, Rol- | winn; last t se ey ee eee oe | ON , June 27 training. programs; ee town RR. Another one of their 136. Fairvue Burton's-Gay Lass lo Bay West - : Innipeg last summer to com- \dolas are being brought over — The Commons . meets at for university grants in the own J e ie Ciciley produced - 10,263-milk,—455-fat-for aah — pete in a. national competition. from Venice for transportation—-2-30 p.m: to-npen debate on next—academic year. os heifers, Raedale Classic v. All of “the above are gold seal . , * {BCAs of 120 milk, 130 fat. and This was highlighted by the suc- yr Gerth told of the “Expo” additional financing for the roduced. 10.452 pounds milk, | . =e performances | Mr rth told xpo 508 fat for BCAs of 130 milx-and |, 27VUF Marine 10.305 milk, 455 —————__— cess of some of the players Of ‘rogram explaining that each Atlantic «Development Board 15 y t , in [fat for BCAs of 190 and 128, all : this team. country will have a national day, The Senate meets at 8 p.m. (° the Seal hat pened 4ansiae ce Weed 5 Alb | The nightly meetings of the in which the best in that coun. ~~~ : START A in ae gurtad repotted. Their. |.,\im™ Wood and Son, Little erton jexecutive will continue until all try’s entertainment, art and so le nas aes junior 2-year-old, Raedale Land- [rern Dot's ee cr Plans for the league and the on‘will be highlighted. The “Ex- Additional CAREER JIN p--in High Derive Gaiden Tulip.’ Break opening. right-of the juniors: “theatre, Place des-Arts, and" pe : *

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(CP) — An ‘addi- . spending estimates for the 1966-67 fiscal

year were tabled in the Com-

been, or ‘wish te be in the selling field, then this ad could be important te you. Full training will be. given te the successful applicant.

produced 10,731 pounds milk, 449 Finest Cotton of South Kildare the RCMP and town policeman . oe mons Thursday Revenue Age 19 to 22. Previous ex- -fat.for..BCAs.of 133__milk,.. 136 seeurred—in—the-Western “Hospi--Howatd Folev 4 transisten-: Ta. a a see er sores ce ee } James Carl MacCallum, Tho. | i ae cantina palace rience not a factor. Fall neal Seedeeamemerneee Sepa edeenaleaaeaaemanmamemenmerRecidhansn balsas, =

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fat. She is a senior mature cow,

tal yesterdaysmorning after ‘an

dio, 20 cartons of cigarettes, two

ward Island Hospital Thursday, June 23. 1966, Mrs. John D.

_ Martin of Orwell, aged 92 years.

Remains resting at her late residence. Funeral Saturday, June 25, from St. Andrew’s Unit- ed Church, Orwell, with service commencing at 2.30 p.m Inter- ment in the Belfast . cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions ~ 7 ficer : a his ‘ : oboe to the Canadian Heart Founda- Summerside This could lead to a> ticklish Is Ur ed a ie in aes ra tion will be greatly appreciated. | situation for. the. Liberals in the Q or chenaad. aarket onditions ARCHIBALD — Suddenly, at his SUMMERSIDE — Magistrate fvC"! of @ “lfthanger election. OTTAWA (CP)—The govern- If a considerable Aiume: ot “s oa home in Bedeque Thursday, W. Chester S. MacDonald fined ficht be os vi oa jemeuctee are oe ‘deferment of ‘work is temporarily shelved, | ° pa ; MAM Derwecr ine Conservative, major. —prajets—_the—execution ofthe —accumu-F ~SALE—4 wheel « ee FOR - drive 5 ton

tune 23-1966 of -Rev—Dr—E-P —Hersert Thibodeau —St— tous

archibald in his 78th vear. *Rest- 4IDE at the Bedeque Funeral -Home until noon Sunday, then to the United Church, Bedeque, for service commencing at 2.30 p.m. . Interment in Lower Bedeque Cemetery. Visiting hours 2-4, . 719

The. death occurred middenlvy in the Charlottetown Hospital» Wedgesday June 22nd. 1966. of John’ Arthur Lund of 97 Spring Park Road in_ his

7th year. Remains are resting Darby, with the net result being _ The party struction. projects to lessen. in- at the Hennessey Funeral Home. /a gain of only one vote for Ron- Winnipeg to watch the results— flationary pressures on the i Complete Funeral arrangements ald MacDenaid PC who applied the premier and NDP leader economy. The association s>id @ Skid shoes for long wear and easy draw

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ROACH — The death occurred Halifax, Tuesday, June 21, of Mrs. Captain ‘James formerly of _Charlotte- n her &th year Remains the Hennessey

2...

in 1966 Roach town are resin

ee #uneral.Home_from where the. George. MeMahon,-agent-

then to the home of his -son

Edward in Dundee The funeral jots and Mr. Thompson, tuo Ia Mr. ‘Roblig. in iu: . : “| coe! t J - ° mili take place Saturday. morn-. Kinkora, Mr. Thompson picked paignvaddress. said that since wink en se tap hae oes zg at 2.30 to. the Church of the yp three votes the (Ct rvative vietory in ars . you ' 7 * s : r hie tee Oe, amaee valve overdo. things? Has her cook- . o'clock a.m. to 9:00 o'clock p.m. Time shown

tittle Flower.

_§urem High. Mass_at 9 o'clock. Frank—Jardine—Liberal, “efest- grown at double the rate tt did

interment m the Church ceme- ed Eric Jessome. PC. by 509 during the |a! sears of {0 read this article in July Saving Time.

taxes : " ‘wotes. Totals were 2515 ta 206. Liberal adminisiration. Reader's Digest -now:on sale. : 4 ir

Thomas and Harry, Mount Plea- sant: Mrs: Silas Rayner (Susan) South Kildare; Mrs. Eldon Moore (Minnie) Linkletter Road: Mrs Mary Egers, Gorham, Maine

Fined In ~

$75 and costs on a charze of having care and contro! of a motor vehicle wmle he was im- paired in Prince! County Court yesterday

Recount Changes Only One Vote SUMMERSIDE — The eau

in Fourth Prince was completed yesterday before Judge’ WE

for the recount after trailing by

65—votes in —Detérraination Day

totals

, The final result was a total of 2.298 votes for G. Max Thomp- son, Liberal, to 2.234 for Mr MacDonald. The Determination Day results were 2.290 to 2,295

votes from the 55 rejected ha!-

On the other sidé of the ticket

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the necessary election, papers Thursday was nomination day in Churchill and the Liberal candidate's papers were , re- jected because he had forgotten to sign them and he could not be reached by the returning of-

the riding in and an NDP

who represented the las’ house challenger .

Dependinz in one riding on an independent Liberal. the Liber- als are represented in all the other 56 constifuencies—as are the Conservatives

The NDP has fielded 51 candi- dates Party 18 “There munists and one for an over-al! total ALL IN WINNIPEG leaders

were in

are seeking re-election in Win- the constr

Mipeg and suburban Winnipeg seats while Mr. Molgat is:stand- ard-bearer in a rural constitu- ency Through Conservatire the Roblin

the ‘campaizgh the theme was that administration had*

~for—prought The province unprece--exegcerated-**

resources “* : last cam-

1958 industria! deselopment has

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Bank. York Point, Fort Augus- tus, Vernon River. Pleasant Val- ley and Shamrock. These fail- ures were attributed to trans- former difficulties and. blown fuses : SBS

Construction

Should be abandoned as soon. as Possible, the Canadian . Con- struction Association told the cabinet Thursday in a brief

The- association, Presenting Tesolutions. passed last Febru- ary at its annual meeting in Vancouver, said that while the Stretch-out announced in Fi- Nance Minister -Sharp’s budget Mach is generally sup- ) , there are indications it might be efiduly. restrictive

The government announced the deferment of major con-

some unused capacity now ‘and can expand its capacity easily,

The brief said that cornstruc- tion costs have risen at an above - average rate recently, but “a good deal of the pub- licity on this score has. been

ing out the garbage and

ing improved? You'll Want *

vetion—industry——has 4

mas Joseph Larter and Francis.

of the sum of approximately $120 early last Thursday. mor- ning on Sydney Street. One oth- er case was heard. George T Pickard, West Rovalty, charged with driving a motor vehicle without due care and attention was fined $20 and. costs. or 10 idays

lated hacklog may —tause even more serious problems in the

The new items

snow plow. Phone 4-6036 Charlottetown

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~ ADVANCE POLL

First District of Kings

NOTICE TO ELECTORS.

An Advance Poll will be established es Location rascthtacebi

ss The Advance Poll will be open on July 7, 1966 from 9:00

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tho_other_two are mature Cows ‘in... of only a few h Six. Clectric shavers, over a dozen ‘ ‘Wiliam inn, all of Charlotte- ord $8,245,926,269 the govern- | seekers need | a (ess than 10 years old) ty-six eater tl fe a mi wrist watches and about $20 in- eee ve com- éion deed before magis- Ment’s..budgetary spending pro- ae ee ’ Royalty. Burton's Beauty Lady oo or’the late: Mr. and Mrs. Ca$h was stolen in the break. En- _ Me ceneal of an tient renin {rare hy Hiselam Oc, in city 87am for the year ending next | 7

3 produced 10860 milk, 415 fat Samuel Cotton of Mount Plea- ‘TY was made by way of a win- thunder storm last " ae’ ~ Police court yesterday on charge March: 31 Apply } . . - for BCAs of 155 .milk, 146 fat * dow on the south -side of the r we The eae Largest items in the. supple- | . “ . : also for Col. Andrews as a jun- Sant. About 1930 he came to Sets storm delivered heavy rains to Of robbery with violence Quinn, mentary ‘estimates “Are: $45.- S. S. VICKERSON : . ‘ : ag ein South Kildare where he has en- Duilding this area for approximately an Tepresented by Frank Size poo gy” soe the letecuationas Advertising Manager 1

dose a Baged in farming’ever since. The store was entered’ in the hour worth, had ius case adjourned 10) sid program (mostly g & : EXPERIMENTAL FARM Thirty-two years ago he was same manner last October andi 4+ Charlottetown about _ | June 30. The cases of Mac: io. hideeiate to. India. H5.. ee 4 é ee

7 2 E oe ? fon : 3 nobetitcdnet nme at iotiet ? rout 18. es “ heard Ne Fl da) <0 AOI. s.. tenet cy i ttetown sas ae mu ini nee — viaccaebiatt rr. reece exe 2 o!Thendexpersmental ee ae ear ieee ree ee eee ee ae anene e ‘hoiises were without electricity 0 on pl a were com. (000.000 for contingencies; $37,- mye vives kim. Also surviving are still unsolved. > for _approximately 4 minutes mitted te Supreme f 750,000 for additional federal . ee DEATHS— ~ two sons, Roy of South Kildare, cor eam oni aeaanieae : Other abees Jaeypihee nian trial E ‘ene wane Gat” ae SERVATIVES wer. failure included Meadow |-the_titee. dre -charsed "with ‘2

MARTIN — At the Prince Ed- lowing brothers and sisters: CONSE : “Augue. Teens Earl Maclellan. city,.

finera! will take place on Satur- Mr. MacDonald. told the cour* dented prosperity--with the-Lib- _ “Deferred projects in the pri- v : day morning, leaving the home this morning that. althouzh it tiie nk S000 cinta the cele daca natn. cd = so cicatiani ws hee entrant ee us wero" What You Should Know | Souris ~ St. James United Church Hall gt St Dunstan's Basilica at 9 this morning for the recount ap: | ye, eat anid all the at TOU snow now ouris = -vames Uni urci a am Burfial to take place in plication to he withdrawn he satis } a that -Manitoh 2 * the Roman Catholic cemetery. was unable to locate'Mr Mar. ‘*'4tistigs showe . About Your Wife : :

ben Donald_and felt he casi nog —¥25 lagging economically tw _ Nome of Deputy Returning Officer DEVEAL—At the home oF “His “take the action on his own comparison te Canada as 8 In July Reader's Digest i { . 3 : : * son Edward on June 2. John two of the unusual polls re. i Whole * ¢,,. humorous writer reveals the: Deveai,. age 90 years. Resting viewed this morning were Ror. Mr Paullev ggaused the Con: mature woman. It’s all in fun . Mr John M., Doucette until 2 o'clock this: afternoon atden and “Kinkora. in Bordea | Sctvatives of woeful failure. to but food for acahehe What's * the -Hennessey~ Funeral Heme, yr>° MacDonald picked up 3{x° develop the prewince’s “human your wife's jeavthae, ‘a take :

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