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SUMIIIISIIIB all Ncwl. Sabeerl

Bell Bookstore, Weber Street;

Toronto Baker!- " Tbs Guardian

. m. Boy st 2o per marlin; your order

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illness

"' Tho Gunlaa may be blight daily following stereo In IIIIII do

Golrllee Drugstore.

Water Stool; lprkflsalet. IT"GI'_IIIIIIII Street

tlnvrlhfllrweeh. Pleaetlf thlsservla Isthmus rwwllblmfcr. dlllwfleu 3.1m real:

Ottawa Si. IIINOI COUNT! vet-fining

Jill 0f lie ‘ "l"! INDIE‘,

1w eny hens is Ilillllli.

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.-0lL BBOODER STOVES now‘ lvilltllllt). Order at once. Toombs 3P3, liensington.

-FANCY DRESS CARMEL mdcque rink. Friday.‘ Jan. 31st. PM,“ (or s11 classes. Summer- 5mg competition agui_n welcomed.

._|_05T in Summer-aide "Satur-I duy night. ladY's Mid wrist watch. Fmdvr plcasc notify Fred Davi- ml. fionsinglcn. Reward.

-HOCKEY Bedcquc rink. South Sllorc League game, Monday, Jllll. 2'1. Bcdrquc Beavers vs. Sum- ntcrsldv Crystals. Bcdcque must will this galllc or be out of the playoffs. Skate alter.

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._YOR SALE. FOXES. — Regis- lerde Males ulld Females. one year; nld. siundtild Silvers. White Marked. Slllcrs. All prover. Breeders. Also‘ one fox hound 2 years old. Eustace pal-Hwy, Lung River. I

_Tt) WHOM TlllS MAY CON-I (Elttvz-(All accounts due the Kcnsington Dairy Cooperative As- sociatio... Ltd. must be nnid by Jan. a1. 1947. as this is the end nl the business year. By order‘ nl the directors. W. L. Delaney,

Manager. ‘

dsKATlNCt IIUI-TY — A nllmj her of young people W" Kim" °l ‘ Joan Morrison. 1121121111411‘ f-il MI‘- mtd Mrs. Ernest Morrison. Sum-f lncrsitic. at a skating party on Fli- i ¢ay evening llclfl at 1116 We" ‘l’, rlllk on the school grounds. After. g, pleasant evening of skating. the party returned to the hflme of Mt‘- ncd Mrs. Morrison. Surznmcz- Street. where Mrs. Morriszn sevcd a d5" licou; lunch. Th; relmilldtr of the evening ms spent ill music mid games. 1 1 . _\'. I‘. U. blEbYPbI-‘Fllc Kon- slnglon Young Pcctocs Union liflil thcir regular meeting on Wezinc - titty. Jot‘- ury 22nd. Meeting czrzrard “in. rcadim: cf minutes of last ntcctillg. There. were fiftcen mem- bers present. There being no new business. s social hour was enjoyed. The devotional period opcrrd w-th "Oh Master Let Me Walk With‘ 11mg," The president then rtad Joshua 1: 5-9. A questionnaire on "Pioneering of Canadian Films" wrs rend by WIIIIaJn MCBSO Ind K311“ Stewart. followed by a discussion on Rev. F. W. L, Brrtilcys booklet. "Tile Church and 'l‘hc Movies" icd by Rev. L. M. Murray. under ll‘! licadillgs. A Powerful Influence. The Need of Reform. Millions Want llttzher Movie Standards and The" ‘Fiicct on llcalth. Film slides which were srcurcd [rcrn The NalIOP-I l-‘llm Board were shown by William ‘dome and included "Aviation" and "Ivanhoe." Collection amcuntcd l» $1.10.

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—'NOTICI:—Unloading car df screened coal today at Albany. Darla‘ Boulter. _\

'-1I9CKEY, Remington Rink, Mend”. Jen. 3'1. North lborc League. Kensingtnn vs. Darnley. Game starts at 8.15. Skate after.

‘—ll0CKlY, Crystal Rink. Sum; merside, Jan. 3Q: Borden Nation- als vs. Summarslda Legion for MsoNaught trophy.

—DUE T0 the increased costs of barber supplies. a new sched- ule of rates will go into elect on Feb. l in Sumlmerside. In Sum-

merside barber shops, lull-cuts will be lb cents.

‘Personals -M.lss Catherine McOa1lum._

Summer-side, has arrived home from a'v‘sit to Montreal and Toronto. — S.

-—M:rs. A S. MacKay. Summer- side. has left on a. two months visit to friends in Vancouver and Vic-

—Mr. and Mrs. Kaye Hansen and son have 12ft foi- Victlorin. BC. They were called home by the ill- ness and death of Mrs. Hansen's mother. Mrs. Josephus Smsllman. Summezslde-S.

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Annual Meeting,

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g ' sumsttstos ""'""", TODAY (Monday) Illd russosv

HAL WALLIS"

VIII Wiotablena‘,

"Len Lotion" and “Santa: Twat" new brings you "T Searching Wind". Ills most dramatic notion picture.

ROBERT YOUNG SYLVIA SIDNEY ANN RICHARDS...

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—AIso- PEEP IN THE DEEP and UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS

Shows 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Tuesdoy 3:30

SummersIF Presbyterian Church Meeting

The sunusl congregational meet- 1118.0! the Bummersid Presbyter- llfl Church. was held in the Church Hill 0n filthy Wearing. January 30th. RSV. Gilli“ Catrnegy prggiq. "I l!!! lave s most interesting re- port of trs activities of the con- gregation for the past year. Reports o.‘ s. most gratifying nstura from e11 the various church organizations were received and adopted.

Tmsnchlly the ylar was s record one. Net receipts for Q11 pus-poses totalled $104M; and the high llihts were the statements of the Lldlfl’ Cllsb with $1,151.71: Wan. en's Missionary Society. $35455; budcet Missionlry cczmilttu. 8705-90; and the Peace Thank Of- fering, 51.59935.

The three retiring mentbers oftbb Board of Managers were J. C. Mountain. L. W Hancock. and C11. Rogers. The two former were re- elected for another three years term; ind J.W. McKenzie replaced: Mr. Rogers who had declined re-l

this resignation was accepted with

' regret. He was elected an Honorary

member of the Board '10! life.

The usual votes of thanks and sp- preciation were extended to the minister, and organist and other church workers and officials. AI. the close of the meeting a dainty lunch was served by the ladies of the congregation-S.

S'$|IlE BOWLING

in second section of Ladies Bow- ling League played in Capitol Bowling Alleys, Summersidc. ‘High single Mrs, E. Dodds 210. High three Mrs. E. Dodcls 5'11.

PRINTS for Spring and to waar under your wirltler coat right

now!

Octch your share of beamed-to-t‘:

slim-fitting Silks. Crepes and Jerseys. nude by I“?! "d1 "WW" mm"

fncturerl as Yvcl. Styleonft and from ll l0 24%.

Wear Department.

The Stall in the Furniture Department ls busy taking Ifocll» ll I-IIQIDTCGQIII. time. When they have finished they have terrific plans

for a big Furniture Sale early In I‘

notlce of it. Furniture Department.

The I and l0 has received a shipment of Ladies‘ Ilsnnal Skirts in n VIIIIEII o! attractive new colors. These Skirts an well tailored and‘ ut-ll fitting. they havu two box pleats ln the front and an inverted,

pit-at In thedzsclt. Sizes no from unti 10 Depnritment.

You will wear any one assurance, knowing that you are well and smartly gowned.

nomination Mr. Rogers had served] on the Board for over 25 years and’

Results of ‘Friday night's play

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Many Lines That Are Short Supply

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Double and single burne Healers, Toasters,

Irons and Radios.

Procure .

I Electrigl : Supplies

r Hbf Plates, Electric Also

Coleman Lumps and Lanterns.

Gorbcge Cons, Folding lyoning BoordspWush Boards, Brooms, Cool Hods, Kitchen Utensils of all kinds.

HARDWARE DEPARTMENT (Lower floor) _

Useful and Much Needed Articles’

Carpenter's Tools, Points, Oil: and Varnishes, and is loci almost my articles lo be found in on up-lo-doll Hardware Store, all at very attractive prices.

A call will convince you that our stock is gompleie and our prices reasonable. ~ '

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SOUTH IREETOWN SCHOOL‘ CONCERT

-'l'llo annual Christmas concert o! South Freetown school was held in the school.

The schoolrconl was packed to capacity by a large and appreciat- lve audience.

The children were accompanied by Mr. Frank Burgess at the guitar.

Mr. Elmer Gauthier capably sct- ed as chairman and the 10110011118 progrsme was carried out:

OpanlngChonls by the School.

Welcome by Isne Wright.

Duet, 1f You Will Marry. Mary by Rose and Nllldrcd Reeves (en- cored).

Dialogue. A Euitcr Bold by Antes

‘n10, uttls Del-ling Pal of Mine by Msry Reeves. Aglnu and Hazel Heffel (encore) Devilish Mary.

Helfel and Phyllis Drummond. I

AIomles:— ' Banqugt same Bind. Mrs. Edward Poole. Promot- o. McNelil 114 44 ion and Good Will Society. Mr. (l. McNelii 13B 9 , Claude llvpsood. Property Com-'J. Bemard 14c 141 urllitce. Mr. Ernest Morrison, Nom- M. Bernard . 139 143 inaling Committee. ‘c, Perry _ 133 123 Mr. W.A. cums submitted . _ l b L , d bus’ Treasurers Rape", Showing’ Twain-fill? Snow Shovels long and short handles. '1‘ te annual anquc an - church to be in a sails c ;_. ‘ ‘ ‘was meeting or the summers,“ fumnciul conning". fa wry: l’ Again": 130 Axes, double or single bit. Baptist. Church took place Thurs- Mr. W. G. Ellis. chairman of l-he 3 5851m- 199 day evening at 6 o'clock. Over 100 l-‘lnarrlal Ccmmiltce, guvc a brief El wood 11,7 manners alter-led. who donated s address Wm, ngerence to the flow swre l,‘ good-will offering of $571.20. tfiltunclnl slate of the church. vLgw 5mm 12,} The banquet was served by the me ppstcrfnev. E. J. Barrass.‘ T°ga1_3]g7 3 members of the Promotion and brought m: ‘fleeting w a do“ Wm‘. . ' GOOd will 50010134 1110 185195 mil!" a short resume of the years prc-‘ R0.“ . ing an excellent job. grass from a spiritual point of view M _ H’ i'_ , Aftetr all had partake“ of the and the proceedings closed with the B‘ ,3?" i}? zwd thins: provided the business slngllw of “Blest be the Tie that M‘ “ 1;" session oparcd, Rev. EJ. Bcrrass. glndsg- lz- “i! I)?‘ - - 1~4 the minister Dlflsldlnfl- The 110w officers appointed for‘ N‘ s PM“ " Y.“ Mr. on. Jelly. clerk. ms the m. mm“; y..." m. - Henderson 1.0 minutes of the previous nnnilfll Deacons: W.A. (fun-la, C.B_ Jelly., Total-wag‘ "meeting and reports were read by Bruce Johnston. Reuben Large, JE. ‘ Mr. 0.2:. Clark roi- the sunqav Morrison. “m” """"=— School M188 B"!!! M8899. 5W1" Treasurer: W. A. Currie. V‘ Blstmp 175 145 ‘53 B.Y.P.U.. Miss Joan Morrison Jun- (jlm-k; ¢_ B, Jam, B- Dllflv . .171 162 111 - ior B.Y.P.U., Mrs. Jack MacLecd. Q,g._,,,;5.; M155 Qathemm Mam E. Dodds . 212 157 204‘ Ladies Guild. Mrs. Edward POOIC- Callum ‘B. Rogers .. 60 1'17 116 Laura Bain Missionary 306ml‘- Pianist artd Junior Choir ies<ler:'P' wmmm‘ ~70 139 33 Mrs. Wmalilllvllsigsftor. Wélongtietty 3E: Mrs. Juck MacLcod. T°“.‘I‘2143: In . . , Summsrsl e or-rry ' ~ Communion: bliss Vcr W u~ l . 12.4. Ban-ass for Baby Band‘ N": Nliss Joan lilorrisdn. a u °h' Cfvswl-v- . estormg chma s son Johnston. Zella Clark Mission Auditors: As. Hopkins. Dr. rm". g- g1? - 100 F. Colvin. ~ a ant . 133 Janitor; T. R. Pslmcr. M. Clark i071 l Ccznetery Representative: Thctn- L- Cildllww - i60- as Johnston. K. Mailman . l5S| L- l Advisory Board: Tile Deacon". 131101-2123. y; _y_ _ and President cr Chairman of eatlh ‘ svnulsyy, IQQQIFQHZ“ 25 ._ Society in the Church. Kllroysz- (CP,__A - 1 ‘, ' s .1 tr t s r r Mekrh my” °‘ a "mu “w” C m" ° "151!" T099113’ . t ur 1l3land diesel-powered ships is on its ommittce: Roy Dsye. Ernest Mor- G. Carruthcrs 1915.13. from Australia m ch11“; "do" h‘ Mama". YLSOILFCIHIIGG l-lopgood. (Y. B. Jelly. F. Rankin 311 The Ships. whmh range m Si“ Dgkiiadcmtccgcirlik‘ _ w G Ems Rankin 125 _froln 66 feet to 125 feet. expect to Junior Vogue. The she nnga few. A. Clirriemhléggci G. laws, fcfilricgg’! . . l39<m8k3 the 6.000-.l_nlle trlp from Syd. °I “E” hm" with “h” Wm E Smdllmsn Ilorrle Mac-I ' my to shanlghal m 60 daya “a” Farllsne’ Leslie Siznmon Aid They h!“ been bought by U'N'R' - 5v P? R.A. from the Australian govern- Lsrge. Colin Waugh. A. S. Hopkins, - s ment for use in China as dishing Roy Days. trowlcrs a-rd will help to rebuild

ebrusry~ - m watch the perm for

l2 Io Z0 and the price is 1.25. 5

flint-you've been looking for

Publicity Committee: Bruce Johnston, Norman MacDomId. Rev. E. J. Barrsss.

Visiting Committee: Mrs. J. F‘. Taylor. Mrs. Bruce Johnston. Mrs. W. G. lEIllis. Mrs. Edward Poole, Mrs. Roy Daye. Mrs. Colin Stewart. Mrs. Jack hlacLcod. Mrs. A. S. flop- kins, Mrs Reuben Large. Mrs. Ern- est Morrison. Mrs. C.B. Jelly.

Promotion & Goodwill Couunittec. Mrs. Ernest Morrison, Mrs. Edward

On the night of Jsn, g2 the 50,». den Nationals crossed sticks with the Kenslngton Granite: in Ken- sington rink and skated off victory to the score of l2 to 5.

Tocy Richard and the Ostwuy boys on the Borden team were a Iflm In themselves as they garn- ered 10 goals between them. While on the Kerlsinglon team C. Wood-

Chlnesc fishing fleets, badly deplet- ed by war. and to relieve the food shortage with their catches.

The ships are manned by 128 volunteers of many nationalities, including Canadians, and many ‘Australians. who were selected from 1.000 applicants. Most of them are cx-scrvicemcn, some going on the trip for adventure. Others want to gel; to China to loin the Chincsc navy or air force.

The bright print cotton House Dress In hero in bhe Lailles’ Wes: Depsrlmcnt- -t~hay have lust unpacked l Fllllllnont of thcss- - crisp and fresh as lettuce dresses. The piles are from it on 42. There is s great variety of ellyles and colors. The WI” is 73.50. Ladies‘ Wear Department.

The Grocery Department has s INBIII "I" °"

SPECIAL i

Canned Mackerel - - Flat l-pound" tins nut up by n well known lflsb Packer. .~ .\'vlu.r pantry chclf- -you will be gettipg a

mt-ttl.

New ralraaltlrtg Branch Coats Id are so “l! to wash and Iron - - It Is no wonder they are 5 and l0 Department has a nice eeleoflon l-I to 20 at 2J8- -oolno in nntl got several,

5 and 10 Department.

st i for ll caper-these are Come In and let a supply for lingual Grocc y Depart-

soltl so quickly. The ' at the peasant time-niece they L70 really good value. ' I

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Morton, mtun

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Evening I to I0 . Y ,

' TUESDAY, JANUARY Nth-HOCKEY MATCH

BORDEN NATIONALS vs.

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‘SUMMERSIDE LEGION O

/ I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Dill-SKATING

Altemoen 3 to 5;

<1 rttunsoltv, JANUARY soitt-sttsrtuo - '- sail-inane t

(Mlteouciie lend

Evening I to I0

in Atfondeice)

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Poole. Mrs. Claude Hopgood. Mrs. ;Elsworth MacNeIIL Mrs. Roy Daye. ‘Mrs. Elmer Jordan. Mrs. Robert Palmer. Mrs. Bruce Johnston. Miss Army Burrows. Mrs. W.A. Currie, Mn. 1LT. Dodds. Mfl. A- W» Liesrd, Mrs. W. G. Ellis.

Collectors: Ernest Morrison. .‘Ir.. Jack ManFsrlsne, John Smsllsnsn. Donald Simmons. Gordon Simmons. James Harris, Garth Toombsfilsrihj a_. ‘ Ushers: C. B. Jelly. W.A. Currie. Eur-est Morrison, flurry Macl-‘ar- lane, Edward Poole. Prank Jenkins. Rov Dave. Elmer Jordan. EIsWOPI-II Macbleili, Claude llopsocd. A- B- lfougood. W. G. Ellis.

Floral Ccmnttttt-c: Miss Bertha Sciiurman. Mrs. C. O. Stewart. Mr!» C.B. Jelly. Mrs. W. A. Cunrie. Mrs Constance Burrows.

Bpptlanlal Committee: The Dwi- cons and their wives. and Mrs. E. J. Bsrrass.~S.'

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THEATRE

________________.._. MAZIE GOES TO RENO ~ sun-ta:

Alma so-rnnn and JOHN uonmr. rolls nests: I _ siwwlnl MONDAY C: TUESDAY

JANUARY n-u i Dance um sin Mosh! night

side. Fpsncis MsrKay and Cam. eron were the pick. The score does not lve .1 lair

lccount of the game Bu; lt ' Several

Lzlyfve“ i" pl" but m9 3°“ alter their arrival to teach the “m w"? ""151 dlnilflv"! Chinese how to work the ships and

Will Teach Chlncse

experienced f ishcnnen

“'33 among the crews will stay in China,

‘ diagnosis and treatment can avert

around the net. Summary First Period Nationals. i". Oatway (A. oat- way. Richard) 1.00. Grsnites-Woodsids , (MacKay) 8.00. Nationals-Richard (A. 13.00 Nationals. A. Oatway. way. Richard) 18.00. Nationals. Richard (F. Mideast‘) 19.00. Second Period N-ttlonsls. F. Oatway way. Richard) 4.00. Nationals. Richard (F.

_ Ostway) (F. Oat-

Oatw my.

(A. Osi- Oatwsy) (Richard)

Nationals. l". Octw 13.00. Nationals. A. Ontw y. (McIs-‘acl

10.00. Third Period Nationals. l". Oltway way) 1-00. Nationals. A. Oetwsy 500

6.00. Nationals, I‘. Oatway 12.00.

ts. qlt. (Richbrd)

7.00. (Woodslde.

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Natlonals. P. Darrsch Grsnltes. Grmeren Woodsidei 8.00. Grlnltos. C. Champion

Kay), 13.00 Granites. C. Granitel. l". Mecksy 18.00. Penalties-C. Woodsidc. R. Mac-

Tlvisln Referees —0. I. I. Semple.

TISAT run ‘EWING! Slight twinles and aches should not be ignored, si they may indi- cute something serious which only

Darnell.

‘Woodslde 14.00 l

‘modern fishing gear with which cut-ll ship is cqltlpped. Full safely precautions have been laksn for the trip. The ships. which include 15 66-foot diesel-paw- ered vessels. one with e crew of 10 and the other with a crew of 13. will travel in convoy under control of (h: parent ship. the 1254oct steam lraniei" Pnhau. with s crew of 15. finch vessel carries s. complete set ‘of mutical instruments, and radio- plicnc equipment. willie the Puhau is filled with a high-powered radio receiving and transmitting set to establish contact with shore stat- lions. l One of the vessels is equipped ,wlth s sick bay in case of sudden ‘illness smorv; the crews. . l A second convoy of similar ships will follow.

i BORDEN

THEATRE Monday, January _27th

I "DR. CHRISTIAN AND THE WOMEN"

with , EDGAR KENNEDY

Matinee 3:30 Evening 7:15 _ e

Recitation. Ficolish Questions by Freda Stetson.

Duet. Madame I Oome To Marry You by Gerard Gauthier and Mild- red Reeves.

Recitation. Mary Hcflel and Garth Drummcnd.

Duet. Christmas Time by Gerard and Yvonne Gauthier : (Zhickery Chick. .

Dialogue. A Terrible Catastrophe I by Haul l-leflel. Rose Reeves, Ger- I 4rd Gauthier. Linus Heffel and Stewart Reeves.

Trio. Cowboy's High-Toned Damce , by Rose and Mildred Rccves and Agnes l-lelfcl (encore) A WOJTICCI‘ Mind

(encore) '

uiioei- by eight junior lmcilsrl Yvtmne Gauthier. lone Wvlshh‘ Mary and Myrna Heffel. Stewart. Thane and Lowel Drummond and

Wesley Reeves. _

Duct. The silvery Moonlight Trail by Mary Reeves and Hazel l-Ielfel (encore) ntnnlnahem Jlll

Dialogue. A Helping Hand by Margaret SictsOn and Gerard Gauthier. ,

Solo. North Novas by Tommy Burgess (enoorc) P.EI EXPT955-

RQCIlBtIIOII, Aunt Tobethws Advice by Mary Reeves. '

Duet. Silent Night. by Mary Ind Myrna Heffel.

Solo. Mother I Tilsnk You F101’ ‘Hie Bible~Y0u Gave by Frank Burgess (encore) The Rattltn’ Cannon Bell.

Dialogue. Fooling The AZC-nt by Misty-Reeves. Agnes, and Hllwl Rolfe].

Duet. Tragic Romance by Mill‘ Reeve; and Bezel l-lelfel (encore) whqn n’; Lsmplighting Time in the Valley.

5y” poms, by Douglas Gallant

(encore). Duet. I May Be WrcnG b)’ FY1111‘

1114-1 Tommy Burgess (encore). closing by Stewart Drummond. O-O044§-O-OO+ CAMEO Mon. 6-850; Tues. 8:30

See "The Creeper" in "HOUSE OF HORRORS" With IILL GOODWIN and VIRGINIA GREY Also Serial

by their teacher.

Closing (moms by School. Much credit is duo to the teach-

After the program remarks ware

given by some of the rstepflycre of the district. After which Santu mivw in his usual jovial manner and danced Io the tune of Jingle

er. Miss Noreefi Costello and pupils for the efficient way the program was carried out.

The remainder of the evening was

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mi)???“ a’ $3

Bells. ‘Then hie distributed gifts to the teachers and pupils from a well-laden Chrlstmlg Fm. The pupls were then treated to candy

thiiéififiv csnn

Al the request of a large number of taxpayers

spent in dancinz. music being turn- tshed by Emery Mulligan, violin: Frank Burgess. gutter.

Proceeds In aid of school.

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I of the West Ward I hove decided lo nominate os a candidate to contest it In the forthcoming Civic Elec- 6 33 ti... to be held Tuesday, February 4n». t t...» s... g: I resident of Surnmerside for o number ofyeurs and y ‘I curry on o produce business. I know u great many of M the elector: in this port of the lown personally. 6 If elected I will work in the best interests of the I town in general and of the West Word in parlicu-

Ior. As it is impossible to call on all the electors '1 personally in the time available, I solicit your sup~

port, confidence and vote on Election Dcy.

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frsnlurins _ or ‘Prince Edward Island

Do not be disappointed again this yeor in gelling your Potolo Sprayer or Hiller. Place your orders ear- ly so as to be assured of getting them on time, as about hoIf our output hos already been sold to New Brunswick

Write or coll:

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