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HALIFAX. May 3l.-(CP)- A this port yesterday took the Can- adian-United States Delence Board away from paper work and one of the joint chairmen-Cam adais Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton- said he was greatly impressed by the anti-submarine wallop packed by the Canadian Navy's Atlantic Squadron.

Fog patches restricted the ex- ercises to some extent but Gen. McNaughton said the Board mem- bers were satisiied and he was especially pleased that Dr. 0. M. Solandt. Defence Research Board

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chairman and chic! of Canada's "Wiuard Wartara" was alons W fill in the party on the science or the submarine killing.

As Gen. McNaughton put it. it was a day well spent away train the paper work, piled before the Board which is making a special study at anti-submarine prepared- ness in their three-day conference here.

The squadron of eight ships left the harbor with some ceremony because of the number of high- ranking olllcers from both coun- tries aboard. Bosuns pipes blew, salutes were tired and pennants raised and dipped. It was pos- sibly one oi the biggest Canadian naval demonstrations in public since the end of the war.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory or my little nephew, George Edward Pr-anola Gnihaat who died two years ago to day at thetenderageoilyura and 4 months.

Eternal Beat Grant unto him. 0 Load. '

Sadly Mlaaed and Lovingly lemon- berod by Aunt Nora.

. IN MEMORIAM

In fond and loving memory or our dear son and brother Francis Edwsrd Gallant, age 8 years and 5 uaontlaa, who deparusd this llie Juno lat. less.

God wanted one more angel

To join his happy host

And looking around he round one In the one we loved the most.

He did not take him auddenly But alter hours of pain

He sent his shining angel To take him home again.

Some day we hope to meet him some day we know not when To olnap his little hands

And ace our dear Francis again.

Sadly Minded and Lovlngly Remem- bered by Mommy, Daddy. beiloy, - Arnold, Mildred, Anglo.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear brother. Daniel Semple, who died June lat, 1949.

Today recalls and menaof Oladearbrothergonatoreet And the one who thinks ol him to-

day An ch. ones who loved him beat.

Always lomaanbered by His Oldest Slater Ethel.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear mother. Mrs. James A. Chldrolm. who died June lat. 1948.

Deepinourhearts a memos-yls

opt 0! one we loved and will never forget Down through the years be they .. many or few iv Will be loving remeanbranooa den! , Mother or you. '

Ever Remembered by Husband and Family

IN MEMORIAM

.in loving memory or our darling aon. Daniel Seymour semplc. who departed this use lune lat. 1949. 4

with broken hearts we watched

Nil . And aavv'yon pass away Although we loved you dearly we could not make you stay.

some may think we have torgotten That the wound is surely healed. But they little know the sorrow

'.l'hat'a within our hearts concealed.

Sadly Missed by Mother. Father, . Sisters and Brothers.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our Mother and Grandmother. Mrs. Donald Smith, who died May slat, 1949.

The rolling stream of.liie goes on But still the empty chair

lleuninda us or the me

Oi one who once at there.

God new the road was getting

to And the hills were hard. to climb So he closed her weary eyelids

And whispered "Peace be thine.”

Lovingly Remembered by " Harriet and Family. .

IN MEMQFHAM

in loving memory oi my dear huabsnd. Daniel Semple, who died June lat, IMO.

citcn and on my thoughts do

w or To a grave not far away. ' where I laid my darling husband, one year ago today.

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Many a lonely heartache oltea a silent tear

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Yorlt and Vicinity

Mr. Gerald Stevenson. Riustlco. was a visitor to York on Sunday.

Mr. Donald Crockett was a visitor to Orwell cove on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hou'an and son Vincent, North River

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory or my dear brother Daniel Seymour Sensple. who passed away June 1st, 1949.

Many a. lonely heartache

Olten a silent tear

But. always a beautliul memory 0! the one we loved so dear.

when the evening shades are (all- ing - And our thoughts are wandering borne, In our hearts there comes a long-

II he only could come home.

on and on our thoughts do ander To a. (rave not far away Where they laid my darling brother Just one year ago today.

lovingly Remembered by Sister, Mrs. Robert Crabbe. Milton.

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Mrs. 1:. J. Vessey. York. was a visitor to the city last week.

Mrs. Edmund MacMillsn. the city last week.

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Mrs. Dam Ready spent a day in a. visitor to the'city last week.

Mr. and Mrs. I-iarold Gillespie. Brackley, were visitors to York on Sunday.

Two plays which are being pre- sented in the Drama Festival were played off before a large audience on Thursday evening, which were

enjoyed very much by those in at- tendnnce,

Messrs. Junior Rodd. Jim Mac Tegue, and Roy Maclnnis. paid a visit to York on Sunday.

Miss Marlon Murray, City spent the week-end at her home in York.

Miss Roma Rodd, City spent the week-end in York the guest at her aunt Mrs. Ralph Murray.

Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson, Rustlcn were visitors to York on Sunday.

"i was amazed - and of course g delighted." says Mrs. Edna M. Murray. ' 205 6th Ave.. Saskatoon, Sask., liwhen I found that only one

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rodd. Win- sloe, spent Sunday in York, the guests or Mr. and Mrs. George Watts. ' .

Mr. and Mrs. William Crockett, York were visitors to Orwell cove on Sunday, the guests or Mrs. Don Mao'Pherson.

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family, York. were visitors to West

covehead on Sunday, the guests 01 Mrs. George Beairsto.

Messrs Peter Proud and Bill Cooke are doing a rushing busi- ness with their new tractor and other machinery.

Mr. and Mrs. Cliiiord Chand- ler. Milton iwere visitors to York

on Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Chandler's mother Mrs. Herbert Vessey.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mclnnis and daughter Diane. City were visitors to York on Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Robert Crockett.

Miss Gertrude MacDonald. Union Road was a visitor to York

on Saturday evening the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacDonald.

T0 RESIDENTS or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

New Brunsvviclt Tax

DOES NOT APPLY

The new Tax" which is now effective in New Brunswick

does not apply to merclinndlse shipped by us for delivery

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This means that merchandise ordered by mail from Eat- on's - Moncion - for delivery In Prince Edwcn-d Island IS NOT SUBJECT TO THE NEW BRUNSWICK TAX.

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