City and Central

ms TREAT THE SICK WELL. i:.;:LI)'s Pharmacy. open 8 IL!!! it ll 9 mi

ctIl.llMBlA Television ad ,0”,-c retrlgerators. easy ternsa. ii-own Electric.

wolu.D'S RECORD: 1404 tar- .,..5 without a miss with an Ithaca gun, sold a n d distributed lioulzlas Bros. and Jones, Ltd.

MAKE A hit with a .i. C. Hil- )lln5 shot gun-U811! W0lElll- llllll

ISLAND grown tomatoes are vise ripened. therefore full flav oured. at your grocers.

EVANGELIST !'l'AlN'I'0N will speak in the Cross Roads Church tonight 7:30. Standard Time.

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halverson, Malsgasll, "Y Cumberland County, N. s., wish

to announce the engagement of

their younger daughter Marian , Acelia. to Willard W sle .' so ot ll"am”v' '”s”:,,f:lie.g' nay. tern" l Mr. and the late Mr: yBertllam ”mlmnS ' Macifay, Clinton. P. E. 1., the

MscDONALD RADIO SERVICE. wedding will take place Saturday. Radio repalrtns. Amplifiers lldloctober an at '3:00 p.m. in St. ...iinii sys1tgom8.KI:Il!5'C gngetapenm ; Andrews United Church. Iflallfax. . lrlllng ' -j---- his

To SAIL FROM QUEBEC-After Wading a couple of weeks at her name in Charlottetown Mrs. Doug- las Campbell (nee Marjorie Mac-

- Personals

Mr. Bill Leonard has left for London.-Ont. where he will con-

Progress has been made in the past few weeks at the site of the new West River Bridge between MacPhai1's Point, Meadowbank

and MacMillan's Point, New Dom- inion. With the clay fill all placed on the Meadowbank side, work is going forward on the bridge

bar on pile supports. With fill ex- cavated from adjacent fields, the

VWEST RIVER BRIDGE PROGRESSES

strilL'lul'e of heavy creosiitcri limv l real-hing out to narrow the gap. I li'lllt'? of aliuiit a mile lriiiii New l Access to Mat-Millanis Point is MacMillan's Point approach is , by way of a farm road--- a dis-

garet Mallott.

Doniinion Corner. Photo by Mar-

lunemployment In Wake Of Fire

Piti.Ncl-: Anal-:n'r. saslr, ice- e-The multi-million-dollar blue which swept through the Burns and Co. Ltd. packing plant here Friday and Saturday has created what city officials term an "en- L-rgency” unemployment situat- ion, 1 The plant, largest single indug. ,ll'y in Print-e Albert, suffered es- 'tinialed building damage of 82.- UO0.U00 in addition to produce and jmachlnery loss, and a 3l.5(ll.0tl) addition. under construction. lhe fire threw the company's 35!) workers out of work at least teniporarlly.

(ii-time Nels. manager plant. said it would probably next

of the be rebuilt, spring, although

ytlie company would continue to liiiy and sell cattle here.

y - in - h tinue his post-graduate studies at ””;,'f,ni,:h s'i,,,l"i,h;';ui:; the School of Business Adminis- l"l"5:;:l Scym. which luv” Que, tration. University of Western Ll W my September 21st. O"”l””- i-iisorr MEN ro MEE'l'- The

itsnriated Credit Bureaus of Can- ada filaritime District will hold its

Mr. Bill Monaghan has returned to Toronto, after spending a month's holiday at his home in

t South Melville. He also visited .l'"?'"l,i::.n;gn,g:): ;;.C5h:.l2:,;:w,,m: with his sister and brother-in-law, at the Charlottetown Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clarkln, Char-

Beyond the sunset

Into the dawn of a new day, Our dear one passed

Just nine year ago today.

Her memory we'll cherlsh Her parting words are com! Until we all meet

On that far distant shore.

and family.

w I Dalzlel Moncton, Maritime lanemwm

Presltlent will preside. Special

Miiesls will be the assIt;clation'sGn:t- P

-I mident. Mr. orman ae-. d k

l(l1lII)ll,i0l:llieE:W8. Ontario and Mr. Art- S O 5

ll" d, t' Id utive, nation I

l1'l",,?,:'M,ll”1-,,:,'i,,,ofxf,l:,,, We Wish to uianii all kind

l friends and neighbors for their

iu3cEn'ES worm. Word was generous assistance in replacing

waive llCl'P on Friday. of theoarn and contents.

llllillli in St Thomas, Ontario. of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Ross and iv.-ma, iirt. Elh('rl Van der Bar on Sun-I Alexander Ross. 194:. day, September 11th. Mr. andl

I wish to thank Dr. Kelly, Dr.

il:ii I950, and remained for one and all those who sent cards and forget H'.iI'. then moved to St. Thomas. fruit and in any way who helped lliw Van den Bor. made many out when I was a patient in the ll'tt'tlllS duriiig her stay here, who Prince County Hospital. - iiill sincerely regret to hear of her Mrs. Eugene Mecabe. passing. Middleton.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

Iy Josephine Culbertson

replace. Wife and family.

O'Brien who at Fnxboro. Mass.

To our darling up ehove: Tell him how we miss him And give him all our love.

In Memo-riam

In loving memory of Mrs. Par- ker Delaney who passed to her eianal reward on Sept. 50. 1954.

art

Evcr remembered by husband

In loving memory of George A. who passed away Sept.

Beautiful memories we all that

Mrs. Van den Bar, and familyl tame to Clyde River, Prince Ed-1Gra.nt. Dr. Moyse, Father Le- N1 le" llilirfl island. from i'olland. lnlclair, the nurses, my neighbours 09 "M W" l'"'"l "'5 '3'" WV"

A r-hecrv smile and happy face And a broken link we can never

In loving memory of Lloyd died Sept. 20th.

Dear God. please take a metallic

Lovingly remembered. wife and

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WC 5934"! 0' i' ””'m''. I d and least in ' - '””'””""”""""""" :l:::&:.olI:1IOIllIhd&O ."mL co" t mm mama; and play myleed TQRORTO (CP)-A Toron 0 pc- only to catastrophe. Observe the this MC IO U10 "HE 3' l'"”14'W :'lce inspector's wife frhursday nishl billowing case: of course. to establish a long club llookediout of the wliindow andhzialw

South dealer. hr mains. and tall would have l:IW0tI-lzilnmljzeial Stlgfiofflzlvillgony Shg

wii sidu wrerst... hen can it one e:t.n:ereaon .35! em cm Wm dummmg

Q 5 Hum. In Nd tl t rr 'd utslde a 9:13. peeved lee bed to he eaeseone. lsgliolil g;t:.:l3ut1: lsllie::to(l:il) her hu: gm. wag, t , ramp. an 53".” contract HUN llgndorllneslgflc osromlemfull-sized live 64 have been niioueri viii the ele- policemen to investigate. The :51- ! Q13 -guy p& d hi 1&0! rt a'd tw men were charg OKQIO 03"" ucaieqioqnuempeuu wlteilstiiseil. 0 - on 00 :3 :."r"i'."u ll 3':-3i:-'ii..' pk malady need M IMIII. A A A 'i''"' 900-" view mlkl-I W0 IM0 the i 1950: hantbupegoodphycwmud a0' jlhemnntlillwtf . . M 3&0 V” i "-

I d an out sires uioountme by 1;;i",,-11,:-,;;,”',zm--'3, " "'3 '4 1 : SUCH:-bIt&.AelsuIev-loreoeatltciu 4-. ,-"3 ,,,,'-"',, l0 5' M - eeven eotrianp. could not use 3"uf,,'::,T"'"" l,"'m""l,,:

30 hi! : tool! A! notrump sauna -,,',' 5,, ,l,,',"',';,t,"""',,;" "'9'"

5' i u 3 M R. i..'. i eras . ya at yaaraa d,-seine,

"' & he alumna en. use 0:” I mildhlrhlilnduzdm HIE, III I

been tvuaeni he-Ia. tea sin ea el Bladder dirorrlm, that often timing '1Qn,QIm w Ipadaeandthealubaealeeb roundtlsata.FrnnretlIa60 rs iicuieglf NNQ CU VNIO. West would MW Illd lodd's Kidna:l'illsohanbeenh:lpin(,l.:an selecting the lOV&-lptdt 0&CrI&l blank the club queen iI' order ad women oi all ages to Iteephitlneys and instead of Mddilw IOVQ notrtmpt lo!!! the diamond queen. and ladder in good order,-helping them In It might ml DO. NOIQ W when declarer'l;.d hil low club .ael:;ileirl,i!t.e Hark better, utdnson s redintaoutnweele eve vnrddununy. quou-would --m 9. - ,y-u,u-- c rihloutdoetueeiateopnwao oueayappeu-ri-onwut "Pull!-D0d'llK'&”!pgll:lRY. tlioneodedts-telsertalelta. make the nsiesaotnin . :vw.toa-Y-ucnndopleil-nDodd's. u

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Method Developed To Use Waste From Paper Making

MONTREAL ICPI --- A method to utilize some of the billions of gallons of waste liquids literally washed down the drain" by in- dustry, has been developed by a group of scientists workingt iiith Dr. W. H. Gauvin. associate uro- fessor of chemical tneering atl Meal" Ul1lVePllly. pliraliiin of the new technique. Scientists have estimated that More than two and a half years half of the solids in wood, (':llTy- of effort have already gone into lng untold potential wealth. are study of the new method -v at a lost during the manufacture (ll sul- cost of approxiiiiatoly 3250.001). phite pulp and paper. l Tests of the new device are ex- ntT:lc(D;lil:lg ilthlcso (l:,:llf,t'reSea-lailltttgs pebcitcd to go iiii”foi- iiioitillllis-pus; . - axon wi i (3 sl 3' years. ic issi i"e pulp and paper industry. have dis- yret-u FY of ll::llJl? nl:'lIcl'ial.: laifistel. icsovereg atone; rtneghgd which now)Thc device has been patmited by 1'98 Y ese . the ii.:titute. mTlli:pBr:i:ttglodlog:iisskesvai:) possiblgl It; used suc(rl'eslsliillyt by the pills . ors, an an iaper in usr', is . c , gasesfrom waste liquids. This islthc l'PaCl0r will )l)0l adiifiltlfdcltlyl done In a model irlgh-tcrnperature otlii-r im:iiiil:i(-tiii-i-i- l

leac-tor it is believed that must of, he matcrial recovered will go back into the manufacture of newsprint.

A prototype of the reactor now is being built In the Pulp and Paper institutes laboratories and trial runs are expected to be made soon to determine industrial ap-

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Wlsal Have Argos

etting team-manager with the liking

of people in

cansendk

RnendFotMissi'onCswnq." "

An evening gown wii ltend-cmehted

leetione were among the moat mlocful imaginative sent this summcrt I" reports. They're pictured and

I leased for living In Iiulone

'11:: dlurdt which contributes more be minions man any other oliuroli in the world, ha I eongtoplion J circumstances. Observing the slogan, "You can't hire is with you, but you on attend,” a nondenomistatemwl &ur& in Toronto snakes at mission contribution of over h2lllV,(M a year. Read "Tlleil" 999 A

'I what you would expect to see pictured in this wggfg Sm: Weekly World Fzuihion Parade, for Gwen Cowley. Star Weekly Fashion Editor, send fashion "With An li-Ni Air." "Irish col-

MinCeavlI!

good health.

.Wampole'e Extract of cod Liver la a valuable source of all three plus Iron. malt and other tonic and mineral

ingredients.

For your family's health and to fight winter ills. give them Wampole'e regularly. children love it!

Oontaine no oil.

llJlllllPOLEiS

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Their asscls include Harry Sonshine-a the go- -siu” cheque k - who has acquired a sparkling array of U.S. players: the envy of other Canadian managers; rc- scntment of (3.8. big league managers and entangle- ment in al50,000 worth of lawsuits. Read Jim Huntls stony, ”Argos Got the Sonshine Cus-c.”

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A good supply of Vitamin D, calcium and phosphorus le eeeentlal for growing children to develop strong healthy bones and teeth. Adults need it too for general

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IN THE WEEK'S STAR WEEKLY!

SPORT FEATURES

Iuaelaul Ilse Series fever

Baseball enters world series

time and fans,

players and managers are in for an orgy of high fever excitement. Each world series produces new

heroes, sometimes mokies -- and

”gnats"; some-

times scasoned stars. Baseball fans will finrl Charles Dexterls story ”Scrics Fever" .1 high-lighted record

of world series history.

only log skyscraper and

he ini.igi'iied, is getting

Your knowledge of

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Tlsolloh IIIYOII

likely has to do with weapons of dc.-rniction and piorlilctims of electric power. Allfflllfiil no you lmrrw that atomic energy appied in inrliistey and azriciilturc will aid and simplify your liniieelreeplng -e anrl possllily lower yooef "- ""1 rrvts. R:-ad "VVVIM Use 1.! the Atom In You?"

Wlsllelsone Gees Modern VVliiiel'iurse, Cansillfs Arctic oicy, is going moilcris. The city which lmiistrd the world's

log catlsrtlrail, and as

odil an ilssrirhiirrit of iriiiitier lusrliiinm 3 ean

the ” forwa rrl look"

whicli inillinns nt ilollars on: give it mwn. Fae storv alioiit tliis tramforniarinn lvnrs the title "Whitehorse Lives Down his R-nwdy Pant."

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