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Break Staged At Co-Op Store

The latest in.a series of breaks

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Norris’ Easy Spur caught Brook- meade Stable’s Sword Dance 50] .

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A quantity of loose change and cigarettes were taken. -

It was reported tha: this was the ‘seventh sucn break at the store in the past eight months. -| RCMP are invesi.gating.

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: ; with the crowd of 24,390, ran : the mile. :47 fy SEEDY, Enclaa — eneek one beat Sword Dancer Sriaey tof group of church-goers in Pby-tess a tength. -~ ae = é ss a ‘i ; sie Pk | Somerset Friday failed The Canadian-owned Master F cpaglhien sdigigndly mare ie, Maceeenaael_-Masker OR THE MONEY! |

Take a look at a spirited new truck that’s built to urge extra mileage out of every gallon of gas . . .

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H. W. Bradfield to intercede in ee re ts as Chrysler engineered to stay on the road, month after ae Seen With Rew, Mareen 7 Nuere Ser dias of Wiest month . . . yet with all its thrifty advantages still

: EE diy’ to: Weching tissues WwW S MacLeod) win te tener costs no more than an ordinary pick-up truck. Small Oat tise told oo ‘Chedzoy Mires site te 4 Fae one. in Flor- wonder we say: This year, the sleek Dodge Swepiline

: a 4 ida cheering wildly, Easy Spur pick-up is indeed your one for the money! UPas tanto mae Gear Named Head. . cc te. elie ioe the 43 fa es 4 dissuade the rector. In fact, he ! stretch and finished in victory . ae = vee be Buel Sen: Of RCAF Ass‘n TALL TREE ery The Douglas fir, commonly 200 ~ ' Bradfield conceded that no : is the largest tree in Canada.

was elected president of the Mari- time Group RCAF Association at the 10th annual meeting held in Moncton Saturday. Erroll Lough- lin of Summerside was elected

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President Uiscazewe: poses, Pierre Wigny, Belgium; Ceorge ” with foreign Males fier a[R. Peorkes, Canada; Maurice |Netieriands. Feu-ih row: Hal-| Sag me distentine | Tee Perishineers, | Vice-president for Prince Edward || “*r Sealers and Varnishes _ White rouse luamece Left to]Cane de Mareilie. Fraace, ard|vard Lange, Nerwsy: Maiccll« =| Island. a onl ee ee Reimrich won Brentano, West} Mathias, Portugai: Fatiu a CENTRAL ROYALTY H. S. Sessininn wee hele diten the CHANDLER ‘BROS » 3 Ge.ameny. Third zew: Pawayctis|Z."lu, Turkey; Selwyn ove. | ane remeler mcatht i day and on Saturday evening a Plywood Place Dial 6552 a = me ee os Cami lizpoules, G>-~e; Hans G.|Grest Britein, and Christian Her | of the Cunee Royalty aon banquet ee at aggre Spaak o Belsium, secretacy-cee-jS9d—:en, Ice.and: Gir:seppe | ter, United ee School Association was held in| modore i Clemenis, can oes R eral of NATO. Severed reaclie ">. “taly; Mugene Schaus, (AP Virepbote) the school on Tuesday, March 10,| guest speaker. Pe een agpaemaccaee s “ with 25 members present. The ie | MAINE ovroe Pees: ! Explosion Of Is Held | YORK NOTES -[inecinc wa orenset over byte) ous oon were comgied and| ry at stent sane meme | ‘ resident . &. beaches, ‘lakes tains, resorts, Miss Mabel Lawson, Charlotte-|" tn tne Pesan a bin. | ictureeque towns. Plan your vaes- 5 tow the weekend iu York. lin. as ence of the secretary) Mr. Bernard showed some| [| tion in Maine For FREE Guide, n n, spent e in »|the minutes of the last meeting beautiful slide the Island af. * “rite: Maine Vacation Service, | the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben| were read by Mrs. A. MacRae uur sides on sia “| 210 Gateway Cir., Portland, Me. i Et is mot so much am explosion, client to che out an existence | ¥**°- whe ected as secretary for'the| 1 Te Mach wes served by! 5 auss seranmmeer erutentas ow. - ie se ss — = i epee“ Mrs. Laken Lewis and son Al-/ meeting A cnygingee ina the committee in charge. r fear but rather am explasion of| wide eruption. em See oad aes Hug |the Cub Committee was also read a population, Rev. Keuncth He challenged the young people err to the meeting. | secretary of the Department of|te 2 dedication of their lives in| Mrs. Lewis’ sister, Mrs. Dom-/ The attendance contest was Oe Ee , ‘Christian Education. Canadiam|ithe missionary and social ser- ald Dickieson. won by Mrs. Coffin’s class, | So-Ed Spring” Semi mn Formal FOR THE SHOW! Council of Churches fold amijvwice field of endavour. ae Pcs ta ge nde a wie alone Grade 2. | = I cb zh held knows but you were born . P 2 j . - . an eon at i —— ee very et oe age - Co-oene of Mrs. Hubert Lew- staniia’ aar Wace ne can ne oe Y.M.C.A. GYM And what a stylish show it makes! For the Dodge eral and Japan im particular, | people papuasentiog the various} The many friends of Mr s.|&d during Education Week and it | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th Sweptline’s glittering new grille, sweeping new lines Mr. Wills said Commansict Protestant denominations through-| Alex Beaton, York, will be sorry ee aeertas too note the inter- - and handsome interior trim all add a new note of Paganda is telling the Japemesejout the City.and Parkdale. to learn she is a patient in the | St taken by the parents. Music — Downtowners be ak . . that the Christians came te their] Yaking part were Jim. Mac-| Prince Edward Island Hospital,| The president spoke on an ar-}j pride and prestige to the name you put on its door! country with 2 Bible m eve bend|Nutt, Si. James Presbyterian; {and ali wish her a speedy re-| ticle which recently appeared in | ee eee See Marion Perry, Central Christian; | eovery. the Canadian Home and School;|| DANCING 10:00-1:00 ADM. $1.00 PER COUPLE ; same time the Buddhists/| Mary Farquharson, Zion Presby- A lo Easter rviec magazine, and the group discuss- TICKETS ON SALE AT THE “Y” - claim their religion is ene fer all|terian: Norma Duvar, YMCA; | 124 tn York United Church on ed this article under various head-| OR MEMBERS. pels ete, hry [tem ee Pact Rev Ue: |Gosy ray afternoon. 8 large |i | | Mr. Wills as a delegate te the|piican: Beveriy Simpson, Trinity congregation attended and the] The meeting then divided into world Sunday Scheel ceavention| United Church: Eleanor Hicks, Minister, Rev. G.D. Elliott, gave|four groups to discuss the ques- in Japan year saa Salvation Army; Henry Sharam, | 2" impressive Easter message to| tions which had been sent to the as ae eecneien seer Revtist ; all group by Rev. Eric Robin, and The St. Charlies Auxiliary was jon te i - . in, i ° Temed te see G2 countries re-] MUSICAL NUMBERS Mr, and Mrs. Donald Crockett} dealing with questions raised at | Again Present presenting all races‘ ip atiemd-| ‘The Senior Girls’ choir of Trin-| were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.|the Dominion Conference held in ance. ay Caurch under the direction| Kenneth MacDonald, Glen Val-| Ottawa some time ago. ' "THE EAGER MISS BEAVER" JOY AND SOREOW ‘ Reysten F. Mugford led in/ley on Sunday. Followinizg discussion the vari- : Ear Maey < snanien ie seamen Sf giclee ant sng Winners of last weeks’ card AT major religeas, Shumtcis|twe authems. ame which was held in York ; : and Buddhism. He said the first] 4 duct, “My Task” was ren-lhail were: Mrs. Hector Jenkins|7e™ Sunday in. Ellerslie, the BIRCHWOOD AUDITORIUM gave the people eppertumities tejdered by Misses Helen Bryant! ang Mrs. Leith Brown (tied), and| wir ~ . — = rejeice, while “the latter was m)and Margaret Parker. A solo./Mr Ernest Foster, Marshfield. ‘“ | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8th = source te turn te im times of sar-|“When I Kneel Down to Pray Mrs. Randolph Murray and Cc in 8 Admission 75e Sr. was beautifully sung by Miss|45- Horold Watts left on Sat- : ; urtain & p.m. Se SS as eS sete ee uray, aren en, for Toront,| Towine Service 1) 1 ers ON SALE AT ZAKEMS GROC. AND = = i where they will visit with mem- Day Phone 9722 - : “ . tee Charthe he cast had ce lhe the voune people had a|bers of their families who are re-|| Night Phone 948. sa8 | HENDERSON & CUDMORE perienced favorable results friendly get-together in the_| Siding there. Member D. A A. AT THAT PAY LOAD\ placing sicuboards af faveuriie/ cherch hall. Ae Rev. anl Mrs. Waldo Elliott MURPHY’S | 7 2 suicide a saying, “See Last evening at an aeniene and son of Margate, were the SERVICE STATION Carry up to 1,585 pounds of cargo in your D100 ; before you do this”. mumational fireside service ests of Rev. Elliott’s parents, 3 : : He described evercrewding as] at the YMCA, Rev. Mr. Wills ad- Rev. and Mrs. George PElliott, Sian as eae: S cial Repeat Performance Dodge Sweptline ne to 3,480 pounds in your vl a problem in i dressed a youth eutnering . York. a pe pe D300. For this handsome pick-up gives you a huskier seoner or later showed coloured slides ; : . ; : Watts, York, is * payload capacity — more load space—than any com- overcrowding and tremendeus‘trip te the Orient. dirs Freak , Fi : | ee oe ee At Prince of Wales College sabitvs sick-nk ou ade bast

of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watts. : of

Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Vessey | J. B. Priesti y's DRY CLEANING

and family, Fern, Gordon and “AN INSPECTOR CALLS” SERVICE

Lowell, York, left for-Boston on Saturday morning, March 26th to By the Montague Dramatic Workshop under the direction of Elizabeth MacGowan; winners of | CUDMORE’S DRY CLEANERS

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cme i iui town. Sep weariness Mrs. J. B. Lewis, Freetown, will result if poor|was a visitor to York recently. zegardiess if the} Mr. and Mrs. Colby Lewis, are fotiowed. Seed | Freetown, were recent visitors in tested for germination. | York, the guests of their sons, be free of weed S| Ira and Claude and their families for disease. Mr. Ralph Crockett, Charlotte- 2 must for good produc-|town, spent Friday in York with friends ani relatives. “~ use of a seeder! mr’ and Mrs. Gordon Crockett hay seed in towS| 4 Mr. atid Mrs. Donald Croe- ma broadcast method. | io of York, spent Thursday vremotes better |evening in Charlottetogo, the geed is required. | Suests of Mrs. Vernon Rodd. t steo m re) Ms. Arthur Johnson, York, + ae - was a visitor to Charlottetown,

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spend their Easter~ holidays. ‘C. Fisher, z the all the top soil available Miss Maggie Watts, York, speat the Calvert Trophy for the top performance of the Regional Dominion Drama Festival. Tickets at

E Proper drainage Tuesday evening in Charlotte- College, Miller Bros., Toombs, and Hughes Drug.

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April 8, ‘at 8:30. Tickets 75; Students 25c.

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Mr: and Mxs., Frank Lewis machinery bting used 7 : amine the various operations on a farmer) his farm for malpractices which he has formed a habit ‘n doing. When soil testing, proper appli- cation of fertilizer, good soil cul- tivation, good seed, proper sow- ing,( good harvesting, good stor- | ' age and good feeding are carried out then the farmer has a great- er chance to succeed. He felt a good deal of the farmer's veterin- ary problems stem from the im- 1| proper care in one of these cp- rlerations. Conditions such as acid anemic and sterility result from the lack of trace clements which should come indirectly from the soil. FARMING A GAMBLE. Farming is a gamble at best

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can only be utilized «ubes pre-| plemp and dry.’ ~ [but the farmer ceo protect him- — —s ee ee CROP STORAGE self against ge f bepress by practice be- ted ext] Storage of these crop; is im-| becoming aware of the many pre- . . for many years iz PEL this patent in maistaining the food | ventions available to ward off PicK-ltLPTP shaliow cultivation. A hard gea|valee and shoud not be over-| misfortune. . ; has been formed under the top! looked. ¢ Robert Rackham thanked Dr. lair of soil which prevents the] Proper feediag is important to|Fisher for his very constructive : groper abserptien @f moniace|get the acsi value from the| talk. : : and easy penetration ef piasticreps grown. Mieral mixtures} A short business meeting was a : _ ~ Teots. : should be used, but the sourcre| conducted by the president Leith s " Plants im this soil are wery|where they are obtained is im-|Dickieson. Routine business was <t samme. Suh bntae senshi: |bigh geissd' tence which contein|Wareld and Juston Gsileat were : suraaner. : comain rold a jus allant were : sry it is possible te cuitivate/little more than boremeal, salt | introduced to the group by. Mark MEN! If you want your face to wake up and , 8 leeper and provide a deep. loese|and lime should be avoiccd.}Gallant. A voie of thanks was : live, use Old Spice After Shave Lotion aft There's a Dodge Truck model for every job—4,250 Ibs. G.V.W. to 65,000 Ibs. G.C.W. ee ee oe Sees eae Se 8G te ae pees every shave. It’sbrisk and ing tly should tarred up which appear impressive recreation ceiitre. A zeport brisk bracing—pleasan = may be the scientific name “= ‘PEL Justor Farmers UCE scented too! And it’s good for your skin— Te ee many common substances ration was given. “ : A COMING EVENTS | secs as sait and ime Four 304nch stools, a 25 Ib. : ‘contains extra emollients to guard against A mixture of one part each of|cream can, a steamer and sauce- AFTER SHAVE} Woss of vital skin moisture. Try Old Spice ; i Reserve Wednesday, July ith |bonemeal, salt and lime is the/pan will be obtained fo: the can- : , After Shave Lotica like j for Lower Montague Regatta. proven mineral mixture and cap|teen. Next meeting will he held LOTION oo YOu it!. $1.35 © e ¢ be obtained at your local feedjon April 15 in the Recreation ‘ \ a, ; Accepting peuliry Moemday'sim@l or can be mixed by the/Centre. Dave Peacock of the de tere S He U LTO I tere 127 Euston St.. Charlottetown _ end Tuewterg Wade Eres |farmer himself. partment of agriculture will be s e Crapauc. A farmer could do well lo ex-' guest speaker. < :