OCTOBER 3. 1951

P I R K II I I. E NOVELTY CONCERT 5 - Night! F 5 OPENS OCT. 24

Tickets now at g Hughes Drug Co.

crilillill. lluilinlllll

This column In reserved (or new: at local' Interest, but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted at five oenta a word. strictly pay- able Iii atlvunee.

.lIMMY'8 TAXI -Phone 525.

FOE DESERT. serve ice Cream; a luxury food at a th-ifty price.

COOK'S SThUDlO for ierfect pictures.

KENWOOD Canada's National Overcoat at Jack Cameron's.

HOWARD MaclNNlS roar. WEAR at'l75 Queen Street.

CRABWELL for Better Photo- graphs.

HAVE l'0l'R pictures framed . Featuring the entertainment Iie- direction of I-father Leandre ival of Wales - and a series of a concert following the Blue Cross ' CANADIAN AIVTOMOTIVE TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION at Holman's. In: provider! the vlsillni: Bill? Bra-ult. The Chair, fresh from cxtremely well-received concerts in dinner. and flown hack 'tn their . ICFOSS l'9PF05('M-'iiiV”5 Win b9 it "INT IFOPILV VICIOTY in U10 1l'I1('l'r England. France. Belgium, Luxcnl- University the slime eveiiing.

COLD MILKC-:-the best dliiik yet.

EMPRESS ,BEAUTY SALON. -- Fali special still on.

HR. .l. A. )Ic;lrIl:l.AN isill he nlisont from lils office Oct. 4-11.

STATION WHKGON COATS for

:THE GUARDIAN.

(ZHARLOTTETOWN

lAnnual Convention 09 Blue Cross Executives

To Be Held In Charlottetown Over Weekend

Dircl-tors illlfl other leading ox- ecutives oi (.'lin.'idn's five Blue Cross Plans will gather here for their annual three-(lay meeting. October 5. 6 and 7, it was an- nounced yesterday by Miss Ruth Cook VVilson. Executive Director of the lllllritimc Blue Cross the. "post Plan". The general ses- sion of the 1951 Conference of Canadian Council of Blue Cross Plans will he held on Sunday. October 7. and the overall busi- ness at other sessions,wlll he that of national working commit- lees.

Blue. Cross directors and offic- ials will alto d from Quebec. On- tario. Manito .1. Alberta and the Maritimes. Miss Margaret Hill, manager of the Inter-Plan Serv- ice Benefit Bank and Manager of Inter-Plan Transfers, of Blue Cross Commission. Cliicago. will also at- tend the Charlottetown meetings. In charge of local arrangements for the his health care conference is Dr. Joseph A. McMillan. of Clinrlnitetowii, Chairman and Med- ical Director of Maritime Blue Cross.

Famous (ihnir (lominl

Mina ll. 0. Wilson Executive Director. Maritime Blue Cross

concert by the famous Saint Jos- eph's University 'Choir. under the

Dr. J. A. Maclilillan, Chairman and Medical Director. Maritime Blue Cross.

national Eisteddfod Folk Song Competition -- the Musical Fest-

I-Itt! residents of the "Lodge" was expressed to the visitors by Ma- jor Stevens.

ATTIIND ANNIIAI. MF.l':TING --Mr. R. N. Dliwson and Mr. L. If. Ilngcrson oi Urapziud arc rcnrescntlni: lliei (impliud-Victoria Board of Trade at. the annual

ll.S. Military tihiefs Settle On Force Needed

Miss Margaret mil, Blue Cross Commissioner. Chicago.

hour: and Switzerland. will be flown here Saturday evening for

ecasizvcaalvca Misslim mi.

- The Perserverance Mission Band of the Bedeque iUniteri Church held their September meet- ing Oil Thursday afternoon, the p2lii.il.. iii the vcstry of the Church. lThe- leader, Miss Louise Callback, iprcslded.

Smith-Stewart Wedding

I A! St. Patrick's Church. Ottawa.

.on September 26th.. the necidingi

PAGE THREE

JOHN

Listen Tonight...

itTHE CASE AGAINST

C.N.R. HIGHWAY TRUCK OPERATION”

THIS ISSFE - OF VITAL CONCERN T0 P. E. I. - WILI. BE DISCUSSED TONIGHT

by

MAGEE

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

IO - IO.I5 p. m. CFCY an gcilzw

Men and W'omcn at Jack Cam- ilivftlink Of. the Mnritinie Boards The President M H”. Band luas solcmnized by the Rev. Leo e,...,n-5. of Triidc iii 3,-V(inP.V. 3- -53 MR -- nannah Mezjno Cm,d.m(.d ", 'LeLage of Marion Esther Stewart. -...-.. D. ll. li:irl. Vlclorui. President. By ELTON C, FAY bvsinmg pan Mf the mocmm Th?!n: Ottawa and chmqouelown P... ' H '5 putt 510;"-; initVilS nliiiietl as nlficlzll dclcgzitc. M . y i ”” p H I . p ' . . . . i""”" . "L9 M hm is .m,,,,,.. .., ......n.; and Mr, wASmNG'”0N- 099-All Ml” 59N'PNii.i- Ross Miillfi). earl tlic.E 1" m R”f"” J”'""5 S"””.1'B'SC" Broallcast siolisored by Maritime Motor Traiisiort Assoeiiition be the only Dru. More OP?" "115 . . - United, States military chiefsimlnutrs of the prm-lull: ii1("'iin" 50” M MW K3'h1"" Smlm mid - i - -s - afternoon and evening E'”'5:".n pl:'Lill'i'l:;riiiilriggorsiliiv have agreed on the am; 0, m(,z.,-he m,nSm,; C,.m,,..,,;, C1,..m..;': the into My. R41. snmh of 0.. Representing the Trucking Industry in the Maritime Provinces -n- 9”” ' 5 t ' ' armed forces to be needed two ' t i ii I l l I ”tawa. 5 "R" w' "' sopmrs OFHCE Smimmry '01. 'fhc. I.3,0"rdv,n.:.:,f:::.:.(: years hence, including an air fieeti "l'I1ieliEn'IJ1(f.l)IlIl(P.' The blidfil WW3 VH5 RIVFH mi Wm I)" 91”” m"" '9”.””" 15' :,l(m,.lr1Tw:'1',:."L .l,?;x,.,-,.n:p igsqrdq 0'. expanded from its present -87-A and ll donation oiiso from a Iforni-A '"i”'”"Y3e by h” m'0””'r- Sh's'”””"iT Tie” p . . . until October 22nd. inclusive. Tmdh iq ml, wwilinuw H wing strmgm to 3 mm, 1955 Hmnim m(.m,,(.... Tm. ,,;fm.m. Tm. U... A Stewarl. wore a suit or beige lthe blemish. From the false riimp:-;:7155-BcolniiiiniltigE000:'i1l'd5-pm 10 Ctiimgiliilifflilp 501719 '17-500 Vel'59l- ' -" H ' ' . 7.. ' ' 140 wings. lsc te b.- l' tr 1;, in 79 tweed with brown iiC(.'0SS0l'I(3S. She sprang the hustle. hooped skirt. - 5 9” 9-95 171' l 6 W 09 31 3 T 9 9'9 in 3-SW0 023' 15 Ii" Lszacili-:.or lsicnu TEA and N- ”"l”"'' ”””"'"'”"”' Mrt The joint chiefs of staff. it was-l iciinmcgmliyflfsfi.hsiCo1....i”;.o,. mu t'.'aS atielided by her sister. ivlisglaml what not. Patches were in-iin an Ehlzlish walnut no larger confined to the masses but is quite

Dim son.

dl5P13Y 55 We Cundii” H0'm9- 7. gm disclosed Saturda in well-in o m- . . .; Jenn Stewart. who was owned in .ventcd in leinglaml in the rei n ofmm-'1 3 he!” 985:. THIS Wmlderllli 00mm0n Hm0nlZ P91501145 01 GCCEM T""5d”y' October 23rd' 330 m 530 I "I ii"3i"v9T5- i'93Ch);d lmhllimollfsrlllb i crdhealoizgiiiii ail1'((31ft:ili:t?d0tli)L A ”d'a1 blliei K lEdwa:-d ,v1 if a lady w...l..g .0 copy --unreadable without a mag- education, as well as those who Pi M4 Personals h reement before Gen. Omar Brad- mothers and auxiliarv lnemb:-rs A reception for the immediate lhide a scar on .er neck. Charles Illmf-Vmg SW55 - W35 595" b.V ih0U- bet” ml? HUS OI U18 h3-mBd- . I ' . .. . ' 1933 Chiiiim-"i OI U19 J-C-S-. it'll who were present. Mia. mp d,.,lfcmilies was held at the homciof France introduced frock c0at.si53”d5r I A1m0Si- Wary English Kim: has Mll.l)lll.-.D R0l(,l-I (ROM!-.l'.l.. .N'inlll.'lI'I.Y is lit-rill: l-xtnlilioll to. for Mm Far East. The Original pm. vmioml smwicp ml M Miw Cqng pnf Mr. and M... sh...-man A. slaw- !lo cover his spindlv, iii-shaped There's a drawing of the head oflat some crucial time consulted ail- Helcann Bca.m'V Consulmm" at wour Mm vN"'"" Mvmmmn M "W: lmsal of the air force for at lcasllhrck assisted .hv Cntflc Tonlnhs "ii Th" biiidc "35 1110 lTCil3ll'"i Oi 'i925- Ichames I in me nbw"-V M 5'" "nlcgem More until :-atllrriay. Octolier l..th. dmili of ii:-l' lnilim: ! .40 Wings apparent” W” pared! thr mm Chmmarinr rm, new smd(,lnmn-V lnvm. Ems. among ...hiChl . . . John's College at Oxford. England. in early days Ill Europe, the new-

s. A. MacDonald. wholly composed of minute

ien characters. which at a

writ- horn child was usually presented

down during staff discussions. ShOri.ilak9d to thc astrologer who read

A wing consists ordinarily of one

lbonk u-as read, .was a bcalltillll set of crystal from m the NI.” 1735 hats were taboo;

Mr. Gavan .YlarMlilan. l.anes- mp Sm”. M the Income TM Deg

This was followed by. a lirief re-

ENGAGEMEAT. - Mrnand Mrs. born Mass. il'aSPzl,lCIf?Ctll visitor group of planes and their crewilhenrsal Or we past slum of mm" lpmrmem. Ottawa. .?O':”:iCIii;'cIm:f::': Icfeif; tfxilsthlg distance resemble the lines of anithe lines on its forehead as well Arutiiulncyetjiiseorg:aA:il:1::in(:f to M5 Mm ln (mm ' "ms "ecemly 5i'PP0"i"ll Om"-'b.i' the niciiilms. mid was mi.io.veri The b”d9- "M is it 9”ldi'?i9 Di skull caps. nu; in His we find e"g”m"g' The ""9 M the hem” ”"N M. i” mmds ”".d ”"'" xdztrigiilter 1-feieng gLouise. to Ira Mi-5 Ellen llil-key l.rno.x', Muss. emsi for mm:”'”mmP' supply and b5 ii?” Visimrs i”'P5P”i- Di'i'iiiiY ”i0iN0”'".Dm"(" Acadcm-V' 9nd mcithcm ilrearing hats bigcnoilgh wlffgd ;E:ae)n::”'tE0nu::T dme d Bczgklwol-fl qown "'5 him” desmw' Theodore son of Mr. and Mn spent 8 wockgend in Pownmp the lncdcnl can. The number of nu-otlng the lmrler and nffipors Sal Teaching and -Colnlncrclal Dc-lplense 3 Calgary mw punch”. .. p e ee an op I-ii ei and Mussolini frequently Mnynird'riny of Tryon Marrialze iluest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mac- "mi" ”' ""3 zi'0iiD can vaixv from around a table ii-lilcn was ilocoml-fnnrlmeiits of Plliicc of WW5 Henry VIII set the sole of short. "'5 P"””' C.””5"”"7 ”t"”1”””” '0? ”" w W” place the mmzr Mn 01. Mman 3lI for heavy bombers to 75 for jet ed with :1 iIf'.'ili0t'i candle at enchl College. has been for a number hm-r mid hemds in E-nqhmd. so p I. , , time which would favor their arm- the mdmh. ' g H g lfif.iliters.4 4 end. an open Billie in the ccntrrilnf years it valued employee of the beams became mm mm "and the 1” U19 British Museum. YOU ml1.l'.i95- - p p

Mn and Mrs. Lnvmn Jones 0.! In estimating how inilch of an and a small liaskr-t. of flowers aliFcderal Govcriimcnt at Ottawa. l:ms simply adored them? isee. apdriwlnz l'eDTe5en'-inf: the: -Mani men 511.17. B8111 1! H00d live-

TRUCKERS PROTEST - Asl Mount Pleasant were rcscnt visi-?m""iV' ".2"-V' mmme corps Md 51" me b,"k- which made iii” 5”"i'iCK'A Two "mom I5 on U” 5m”. of me. It is not worth noticing that prewar” of,Quee.n Am": about m.9'hho0d by pracmmz mi the cred” will be seen from our advertising tors in Puwnnl. :!"c”.V.”” hc mcdcd by ml(M9”3' V9” '.'"Y”'"55"t” '" 3'0""? "W1 "W N"”C"”1 ,RC5""'h CmmC"' ot-ifiiliillges in fashion, unless to ridi-!s1?e .9 B vmman! hand" on ihls my or "C" ""9 0! 1eammg' column. the Canaan” Aummouw the Joint. chiefs g have to- try top As lg... mm,,bC..5 ..m..,.,,d Hm ve..;.l1;.1'.x;-t. and is :1 graduate of St. Pat- lculc mom. We should l.emcn)ber;di8&W1nK appeana number of lines Henry Vlil. his son. Edward Vi, -mmspo.-mlon Association will Mr. and ill-. Wallace ;u.,....5,d,. guess not only what the intcrna- try they were greeted by Beth.ricks Colic-1c in Ottawa and of mm mm aw mwma. principles iilr1i sciliiches which iii reality iirr:Queeh Mar.v.-ind Queen Elizabeth.

iti to the of Breadaibzlnc lcnvc this ilt0I'liif1lAUOng1 Summon mum be M that Mtzili" '" J”m""” msmnw Th"-M661" Umvmisu-v' M(.)mr”'1i of beautu in dress inde end nt. f 1 e Pm re comma M 3 mm ml- R” med 0" 'Ih”mday' "xphm their” oppof on CFCY for -romnm wmro mm. intend I time but what type of war would nieclmg closed mm thp Lord-Si lifter a honcvmoon in the Laur- H r hi) p 9 0 tmpwved "15 5'" cc O-V" m mm Mn Moresidc-Si bm.h(....:be fought. if hostilities occurred. Prayer. A dainty Jamliiesc lllnchir-ntians the hapnv coillile will a .Fh;;SC1o3?ELeSe mm. M 13 like no

ind CJRW tonight. at. 10 P. M. ENC-lA(lEilIENT.-4Mr. and Mrs. James F. Duffy, Charlottetown. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Bernice. to Harold Brown Bryanton, son of

B. R. Morcsldc.

Mr. null MP5. .T. E. Alirircns and Miss M. M. Brown of Hunter Riv- er were in the City on business Tuesday afternoon.

There was no immediate indic- ation on how much cllnnyze the linint chiefs had reconiinehdeci for the navy, army and marine corps However. speculation has been that the navy. while retaining its

was served by Mrs. George MM- ilin. tile tell havilie been l'cr:lilltl'.' Vrcccivcd by her from Japnil.

of Japan but have lived in Can- ada for several years. and for over

Mr. and Mrs. Mczino are native.-5,

Ltnke up rcsiidencc in Manor Park. 'Otiaw:l, whc'.'c they will havvc t.he best wishes of a host of friends for a long. happy and prosperous life.

other on earth. .I.lthou;;h it is ilnade up of not more than 380 words. it's not monotonous. for it lhas four accents. Namely the high. the low, and the returning. which multiply every word into four.

Mr. and Mimi Isnaic Bryanmm M i Mi: VI':(.Ili'lllitI Qiillzlev I8?IXI(EI'leiTI!LlAm(I3lIt((:raiiil11agll sltigggtifesseilr gm; ymrsglgw msiC.le.d 1" Cpmmli av" The Proiiuncmi-3011 15 Where the . Charloudowni Mnrnnge '0 take '-it rlintzili-Ts l;'.'( .C.-.-.- llw guests Woilidhbiiiid up its air iarm cspec--" lrfiltdccqlifllljdv 3....” Umtb homlcl I limb comes m3 "er-V wmd may M place 13”" DR” of mu momh. Mr and Mrs. Acne.-is Mi'- tally to provide piano and crewivl-l xi oi Aux;11n;.-"1031 n:l,.?,Eu..L(.1(ll i:P1'0”0"”C9d 1” "V" dmcmm WW5

'"'p-' l.- ' . . . . . g "i" i i" . I ll C'ii .' on iv -cl so ti e SPECIAL SP!-JAKI-ZR HEARD hiiiiiriri iN"ii”i- W" Wlini that " m"-ii 1””-Wit ilnlhl By F ilcgl-.-cspolliili tooth.-minor fouririmthrriiluf

Cornwall Pastoral charge has had

Mr. and Mrs. J-linles F. Illiffy

The army. now at an l3-divlil-

ilad been spent.

It. Ma('Al'IIIlll'

lsand rliaractcrs which is the very

3"”, opp":-'un;h;;i(.” 33;”? lcfl Mondnii ninriiliii: in sliclld 3 ion strength. is to be expanded by i or fpinnlp bl-alilv and ornaments ”W"5”9 W Elli”-mi in Whidi mlihii 'i "”Bny'c.0. It"; d i "A3." week's lmlld.-ly wiill their son nu-99 mom divisions during (hr tum... scam. m, ..n'd. Tm. lad.” Of:fIIIICI'('IIl words are expressed by for m. pmii 0",! dmhai” . Li l'ii' "mi M"-he Tm”? "i B””'”'i5" USCHI Yemt ' 1 The Sripir-nlm-i illit'lllli.' of the hian gilili their teeth and thoseme Same mic”- igiiimah haw hem mm applm N. R. The marine Corps now is com- Slinnirnt-k lvmnmrs lnsllilllc ii'ns;)flllhe1ndics paint lluim .-cal. Bull M1 liiliilifih and birds are ll” ' - - p j posed of two divisions and two nix-'heid at the home of Mrs. Alfi-mi.to be a hcallly ill some Islands of:”3"9d '0 ")9 Charm-i 9' mus”- nv Nariowii. i-aooaini -A Mi" 3'” Mi-Vwi””"" i”'eTi”5 5" wliilzs. Navy officials have indic- Kelly with an nncnrl:lnw- ii lit-lllic South Seals. a female milsismis Mid ""99 1"” W?" k”0i.i'" . . . . . left this i'iiornlng for their home mod they expect the corps to be 1...... ,m.ml,,.rs and H", , HMS. dye her teeth black. ,1” Greenlandic: cc. 1: fr--21 their places of hid.

line tribute to a local musician. Mr. William lingers, was paid by

in San Diego. Cali'l'.. after visiting

expanded to a three-division.

The meeting opvnml liy repent-

lihc women color their laces

.,mh,ing at thesound of some musical

. V , . . . his s:stel' alirl farliiiy. Mr. and Mrs. mreegwim for”. ing II"! Cr.-ml, non ..,-.11 mm ",1. . H . I. I ,iinst.rumcnt.. It. is by playing upon .Chacnaida'amvCi'tiIdcS(iiii::3::'lc3sijniiIei'ldsilsii 'l”:C”H Mi"':Ea”hm"i M M”"mid -. . . sircrcri liy P-l('Il mcmiler ll”5'5””3 (:l:0i.i1)C:s hrcnak :i)i:lir""”5iC”1 j"”t”'mCm5 mi” mm-V ' t i i i lot 43. Mr. Gov has hrcn aiiay umunv 5(-H00; in -n Card or Svnipalllv or .1 Gel - ' . i . poisonous snakes are ('.aplul'cd for '"”5” 1”" S””d” "'”"";' "hm 'l vc .-: i i i i ' will Clrd alto" -l l tl ' Ch”d”"S ""s”' "M m "mm z d' th ii fM H included me Andante mm,” o , .1.. N-4 . I .f.n , .- . i um: 10 mln- mess the hand bmween me our oos. an in. e sand 0 a- "ie"" mm M." 3930”. Sm” Miss -Uldrne Gaudet. N Dor- Anllgierhfoggiicllgig lforbhtfhsrnpgigngjis HiiiciiZ;-lnzihfin:ngnxldrilitii rc- b””ds' M "mke it mshmmbly iiliiliiiif loarjieglogi; I I:iaZ'Il(I'rCIIS uiiiild Q"”4” N” Km its pmgmnmci ycheatcr St..,u-ho ha.E"btehen a xsitol” 95 August and September. mats all:-rp';i-hit-h the following 5('llIi::I'(Ehim (mm "mud N” are mares. by wmsmng mam. tuna .. ..; .1. 1 er- .- .- 'i'nm . ' :

VISIT Sl'.VSl';'l' I.()I)(-ll. -'lh-i Ira"B:'?::-0S"':un::g "mgr pastmrxl G-ad? X IL 5h"19.l G3m05'”'- Sick. Mg"1.-(;.:.:.n1Y:niFw::;'.)lmn!1;;Lgtlie fashion. while an African h p H .,...t. . g princcss Fnzahmh group or we I-elk; r(iiii"il('d in her home on: Grade VI -1' Ruth Gameswn l.inncl C.'lil'llSi I-'l'flL'lIIll.l'. WIT-Q. balm-V mu-iii have 5"”'H 9395- thick T P"mimd W” lims speak of the First Baptist Churcll visitcti Sun- 8" N' mi” lmscd ;v"lhl2. Henry Saivldant. Mdm Grcpmm- MN An”-W Ab”: ups. R large HM nose and skin char-min: of llddeis and serpents, set Lodge on Momlny evening. i U i. 1 -xi pg received. Grade VI-1. Eleanor Hughes. Cnrvim; Lu”-hv "M" -10” '1 bmmmum, bmckp Tm. mhahuanu and who has not. heard the nu- October lst. Pr.x,sldnnilili..s. "li'inc-I .r::.;" rqclimp mpmk mm Ruth Hughes: 2. Irene Mumm". Mrs. hndnmk; mehgi. or UK. land M Nam. mm mm or aiggoigasrzirlcasmrhiind ofk t:.trnVIteICFS Neill opened the oven in: iv I Ii , - p ' . '. ' t i H g ' M H J g . .l-.l.- . ho nets fmm six go gm inches 4' .V ' PM SEW- licvolionai period which was fol-pl mi! ill? m.l”i'iii 1" Ah” Unncd Grade IIL-I. Patricia ilughe-E A:”,nn?.w:.'nrd.,.I "Hm "M high. These are mm". of me (M of mg wolves. '

l'””d by " pm""m 9!! music nndi Sm”-K ,. . Grad” 1 S1” Mime sh” and The correspondeilcv- was read'oxeii. Then they izrndualiv anoint Tummg A" ""””m WNW”: and readings by the visitors. lliri; (.l(.M”..l. not-,n(-F Jahn Mccaughei" (equal) il.i' the .-xecriflnl-v. Mrs. Alden the head with Durc 8i'ensc. which phbwgmphs W" 1'3"" that the 11' Mabel Mncl.t-an was the i'om- I 1' A f am;-rica'n ci A Grade X JriT1'3.Ve Gamcstcr and Grccnnii invited .thc members to lillVillK with the hair. 13510115 W959 iad of Homer WM pmccd m ” "M potent accompanist. for an entliils-I iiifsfliiar "d "I tnmh m N 3 M91"?! HU8h95- ('10 N515) nor home for the Oclnhcr mcct- 1-m4"a.m. h,.ndm.(.M(.s ml. mt, shell. I have myself seen the prin- l,.,..... mg gong, the -committee air.-its aI'9tf1i? es: HR namhch-I e; All the above have an average mg. Tm; n'rmn of mnm, fashions ripal hllildlngs or New york en- in charge lerved I dainty IliitoIt1lolI”i1(it4il”i roruce c.-. r n of go," or W”. A dominus mmh W1; nrwd cm h.” "Med w an maeamm to closed in 3 walnut Sm". on paper ifter which the Iiitirfifltliitin "I Inn Edna C. Hughes - Teacher. 1... H... hosless ,,,si5.,.d by H". Clam?” some deform"... H 3 of collrse. Peter Bales. a cclebrat- . . committee in charge. The singing reigning beaulv chnm.ea go have ed peliniall in the reign of Eliza- IN or ”God Save The liing" brought a deformed mp than somebody beth, astonished crowds by show- Uie mccliiilz in ii cinso. mvemcd the "me rump tn hid, ing them what they could not see

tlouxra onnai. caauvi CLEAN5 roux OREAYI-I as if cuatus your. TtEN-AND, usso RIGHT AFTER

IATING. Coleus I-fE'.LPS PREVENT

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In loving memory of our dear Mother. Mrs. llattaraby who pass- ed away October 3rd. IBM.

Our hearts atill ache with loneli- near.

our eyes aliad many a tear.

God alone ilmowa how we miss you

As it ends the third aad year. -

I-Iver Remembered by the mlly.

IN MEMORIAM

la lovlii-gTn:mory at MARY MaoDOUGAl.f. who ilaparud this life October snl. tun.

luatlna where no shallows fall. In perfect peace alio walla us all. God will lint Ilia broken chain. As one by ode we meet again.

Always leiaemliored by liar Mother and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

A sweet little flower from earth God took her away to lleavon. Iefore aha was solid on earth.

sadly Missed by Mommy. Daddy, listen Eleanor and EVL

lil iiiillolllilll

In loving of Kenneth Trenholm. Borden. who passed; away October 3rd. 19.10.

The buds from earth transplanted. For our coining. watch and wall In the Upper Garden grieving, Just. wltliln the pearly gate.

Ever Remembered by Mother. Dad. Brothers and stators.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear Mother. MRS. MAR!" E. l'0Ol.lEY who passed away October 3rd. inn.

She liaale no one a last farewell. Silo said good bye to none

Her spirit fled before we knew That she fnim ill: but gone.

Into sweet not she has entered. No more to mi-row or weep.

But lists in the arms of Jeans My clear Mother is fast asleep.

Inserted ivy Her Son,

who extended their sympathy by visiting at our home and those who sent cards and letters dur- In: our recent sad bereavement.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. (tarp:-ntn. Alba-no

The Neighbors

l) I 9

"Will these blades tit your. razor? Junior buys them to impress the other kids at the drug store."

1

By George Clark I

ox m t I iv V-vs I7-Na-n r. in

FIVE ROSES-HOUSEHOID FAVORITE FOR SIXTY YEARS For mu sixty years. now, grandmothers. mothers and daughters across Canada have depended

on FIVE ROSES ALL PURPOSE FLOUR for reliable honie-baking results. Years and years of t'mc-milling experience with choir; Canadian. Hard Wfheat make for lcmpting. fragrant and economicgl

home-baiting . . . for added

milriiion. Your own homenuking

nili taste more tempting. be

. M-"I Wm 5- """I'3" A. more nourishing. if vou bake 9 h

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