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The Guardian Page 9 Monday, Dec. 16. 1957

Can Recognize Minlt Diseases

, ,-y section H". Health Iuesd8Y» v 1- J_ Prgﬁtllﬂ of Outer: gry C C." Pﬂholo A214.-uterlolosy department told the

recent occurred in six On-l, 3:, mink ranches. Up to 90 per cent of the mink died. t The disease has been known, mice loos but has never beloril hm. reported in mink and eoui I “M be properly IOCDIITIQO III OCIIGI’, animals because at poor dlnsno-~ [1(‘ methods. . Toxoplasmosis in humans us-l ttullv causes fever. a rash and in-I Iecllons ol the iris and retina of: .,.. eye. it is not usually met I

Association’ was told

ELMSDALE

\I[\ Edwin Murphy. Sea View. M. a recent est of her sis- m' _\lrs. Hazel Cameron and .'\ir&

Harold Pratt.

31,-» Hazel Cameron was a re- rclli iisitor to Summerside.

Th, gympjthy ol the commun- II\’ is extended to the bereaved uldnw and family of the late Frederick P. Kelly. whose death took place at his home in Rose- mile, on November l9th.

sincere sympath! ll 5041!! 01' tended to the bereaved families el lwri life long residents of Camp- helilon. the late Mrs. Douglas llettt, ace 94 years. and Mr. Thomas Doyle. age 98 years.

_ Charles G. Dunn has re- tuined from a week spent in summerside, guest of her son and tlatughlef‘-ln~lIW. Mr. lntl Mn. l-‘rank Dunn.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brien of Shatter. Calif visited their parents. Mr. a ar- ry O'Brien at Alberton.

‘\It' and Mrs. John Weeks of Summerside. were recent guests of their sisters. Mrs. Harold Pratt and Mrs. Hazel Cameron.

Tilt and Mrs. Merrill Dunn and family. were recent visitors to Sutnmeralde. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love. Bor- den, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams.

\li1 and Mrs. Summerside. were recent visitors to I-Jlmsdale and Roseviiie.

Frank Dunn,

llts many friends regret to lemn of the illness at his home o: .\lr Ralph Kelly. and wish llllll a speedy recovery.

Ali: and Mrs. K.R. Matthews and family. left recently for Hamilton. Ontario, where they in- lend to reside.

. ms. are visiting relatives. and points of interest In the U.S.

Mr. George O'Brien. Tignish. i’(‘t'(‘llIl_V visited relatives and Irtt-tid.~ tn Roseviile. St. Lawrence and '

PIUSVILLE

Owing to the high winds on Sun- day evening the Electric power was off for a few hours. the homes had to get back to the 011 lamps for the time the power was off.

\irs Albin Arsenuait the Avon representive was through the dis- trict on Tuesday. December mi.

‘John .i. Corcoran was one of tie members of the jury held in Sttmmerside on 25 and 26th.

A considerable amount of po- tatoes is being truciced to marli- “I despite the disagreeable wea- ’her and low price.

‘‘ \<‘l’.\' enjoyable evening was ‘l‘i‘lll in St. Anthony's Hall on l“°“13.V when the different dis- -"W sponsored a Basket Social and concert. A neat sum was realized

lrtt-nds of Allison Corcoran are ;9l‘l'\ to learn he is confined to “Is l'ltllll(' with a nlapse of the ” "“h0Petoseehisnbaekto ':“21£_'"_°°'°-

BEDEQUE

(Friends and relatives of Miss atherme MacI‘arlane. will re-

“'9 JOY! Hayes left recently m Ottawa where she will spend 0 winter months with her dau- llllrr. Mrs. Reginald Murray and . Murray and family.

M” Gt-‘0|‘le Henderson was a rent visitor It the horns of her RPY. Mrs. (}.A. Horne and Mr.

H ,.m°"h:":::y relatives and friends

(. learn that Mrs. arrie Schurman is seriously ill this village. MI‘ (‘lare Muttart. son of Mr. ‘M M". Kenneth uttart lear- l°‘°"n. has rot

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M SALE DAYS DECEMBER 16"‘-TO 21“

MOIRS FAMILY ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES 1.49

ROBIN HOOD FRUIT

FRUIT CAKE MIX .69

HARD MIXED

'.3""'9"“59 "!$"""°?.

'5 LB. PAIL I e

SIIOP HERE

GRAVES

Apple SAUCE, 20 oz., 2 tins 39c

GLOBE

PEARS, 20 oz., 2 tins WELCIPS ' GRAPE JUICE, 24 oz. LIBBY'S FRUIT

COCKTAIL, 20 oz. . .

OCEAN SPRAY '

..47c

..43c

.. 37c

CRANBERRY sAuct; .. 27¢

YORK

—

Cream Style CORN, 2 tins 39c

LIPTON

TEA, '/2lb.pkg. . . . .

. 45¢

a 7‘7’l5’ 6’ 73% FRESHNESS

-an

~ to --Ni» . 1% . .

SUNKIST NAVEL

ORANGES, I38’s . . 2 doz. 79c

FLORIDA WHITE OR PINK

\

GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for . . . 23c

BANANAS, 2 lbs. . . 3.0. DELICIOUS

APPLES, doz. . . .

\

IIPIIDI GRAPES,2lbs. . . .

..39c

. 45c . 35c

1

DEVON SLICED

BACON.....

MAPLE LEAF SIIANKLESS

MAPLE I.I'JAF—2 PIE SIZE

MINCEMEAT .' . .

LIBBY'S El. RANCIIO

CORNED BEEF . . . .

'PICNIC......

MORE R. M. A. SPECIALS

MAPLE LEAF LIQUID

DETERGENT

75°

GIANT SIZE

JOH1\'S0i\"S HARD GLOSS

Pints

. lb. 57c lb. 49c

--L--x-A-

MIXED NUTS 2 LBS. 85c

PURITY OATS 5 LBS. 55c

Tin 44c

Tin 4Ic

STRAND

CHOCOLATES . . .

SNOW FLAKE

SHORTENING . .

MARVEN'S I lb.

SODAS . . . MARMALADE . .

omtiarms , RITZ . . .. 8oz.

PURITY

OATS....

Plllcl 'Arsenault J. Harold . . . . . . . . . .. Stimmet-side ‘Bernard, I: I. .. It llleaners ‘Brown & Baglole . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .. Richmond ‘Buﬂeigh. L, A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Ellerslie ‘Burns. Ralph R. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. Freetown ‘Costaia. Alvin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Cape Wolfe ‘Cotton & Rogers .............. .. leaslngtoa ‘Dixon. I. D. ................. .. TI-yea ‘Ellis. W. G. ............ .. Springfield West ‘Foley. Alfred . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Aihartoa ‘Foley. Jobs ................. .. Ileosnfield 'Oaliant‘s Grocer) ................ .. levrlaa

2 lbs. 55c

WAGSTAFFE-—ORANGE 8 GRAI'EI"Rl'l'I‘

. 24 oz. 39c

. ’ 5 lbs. 55c

JENl(I‘N'S 45° 7 oz.

IONELESS QUAKER MUFFETS

lb 55 CHICKEN . c Package I9c

pkg.33c

WHITECBOSI

TOILET TISSUE 2 ROLLS 27c

pkg.22c

W12 CARRY A l"l.'I.I. LINE OF FEELS. CHERRIES, MIXED I"Rl'I'I‘S. ETC. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE.

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R. M .A. SPECIALS

I-MINUII FUDOI no heating’ No iatlutest

Coasiotae 3»; cup ts-nail can) Cans:

l,lll‘§llt'l

HEINZ

KETCHUP 33“

I5 OZ. BOTTLI

3 TINS

HEINZ

TOMATO SOUP

SURF

GIANT SIZE GIANT SIZE

15 OZ. 2 TIN!

GRAVES 400 PEAS

35'‘

at 36°

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Retail Merchants Assticiatiolti Liiitiltt‘-.d

List 05 Independent Dealers

BONUS

GIANT SIZE

87°

‘Gaedet. J. P. ............... .. Richmond ‘Shea & Son. I‘ J. . . . . . . . . . . . .. St Louis 'MarKav. K. R. . . . . . . . . . . . .. S'an!u- Fridge .G.ud“' M.“ _ . I _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ H 'umm"_IM' ‘McLean. W S . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kt-nstngton '(‘anft‘eld. Parker . . . . . . . . . . . .. ttanaiid ‘HM-dy. Edgar . . ' ' . I . . . U Cap. T"\"" aMa1p,q”. Tram": (-,, _ M,,tp,,,m, l\.sn Kennedy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Rrndalhnne ‘Jenkins Groreteru , _ _ , . . . . . .. Summerttde 'MacCaull, P M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. liierslla ‘Bout-rnan, W I. . . . . . .. Humor Rl\Pl' .nm‘\"” & Rm§H,, H MUN.“ ‘MICCIUII. Ralph . . . . . . . . . . . .. (‘arleton ‘Court I: Son Redford ‘Francis, John H . . . . . .. Rav i-‘orlune ‘Machleili, (‘armen .......... .. T)M' VIII?! ‘('l|""“InR<. I‘ R. . . . . .. Vt-rnon Bridge Matthew 8 hieiman Ltd sourls 'MacNeill, (laud. ...,........... l)'I.ear\ 'Cu<inore. I-I \i . . . . . . . . .. Oyster Bed Bridge \ialthew Ia McLean . . . . . . . . .. Britigeltmn ‘Matthews, K R. ..... . .. Elmstiale .D'°l‘”’5""- R l‘- 3”“ ‘”“3""" ‘Poole. P, G Souris ‘Myricks Alberton Ltd. Alborton "3"" “"’”"” ------------ -- C""'”" “"""'V ‘Slrwrt e Bork ............... .. Montague .N,,,,,,_ T,,,,,,,,,, Ty" v,,,,_\ '“FEI-“l:r:l'::;-& W‘ ------- - — ilunlrr Ian" J P MacPltee a ('0. ............ .. Smlria eN0on.nv J A’ ‘ ' I _ . . . _ . _ _ uhﬂmn ‘M.”.;“'n. W ‘J. I . . . . . . . .. r:‘::0f|lAn'(‘h:: .I, F Mouse)’ & Sons Hnlhuoll ‘Phillips. H, K . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Freeland ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " Customers of General stores (I M A I. are ‘Palmer, H L. Roaeville M"'l‘“" “"°"""3' - * - - ~ - - - - ' '~ - w'""°' advised to watch for "unadvertised specials". .'lIltl. F L . . . . . . . . . . . . .. OOIFIOIOWII .'OWI and MOQI . . . . .. rf'Ont‘l'l Ri\OY Dry Gm)d|_ Footwq-.1-_ ﬂgrdwn-._ ﬁe