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BOARDERE WANTED. - PHONE 1441-J. 112 Cumberland.

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FOR SALE - 1945 G. M. C. TWO ton truck. Al condition. New motor. Clifford Shaw, Stanhope.

FOR SALE - DESOTO CAR. IN good running order. Can be seen at St. Avards Service Station.

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FOR. SALE - 1948 SPECIAL DE Luxe Dodge Sedan. Cyril Mac- Millan. East Royalty.

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FOR SALE-IMO DODGE SEDAN. In good repair. Price 806000. Albert Thomas. West Covehead.

- FOR SALE - L930 PLYMOUTH Coach. Bryer Jones. Sailfis- port.

FOR SALE - Ills PONTIAC Coach. Excellent condition. Phone 2242-W.

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FOR. SALE -- 1948 K TON FARGO delivery truck with new motor. Inspection at Rsttenb y'a. Water Street.

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FOR SALE - ONE 11)” MODEL A Ford, with rumble seat. Ex- cellent condition. Eric MaoCal- lum. Marahfieid.

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FOR SALE - 1089 DODGE CAR. Also 1948 Chevrolet trudr. Can be financed. Apply after 7 P. M. Reg. Kelly. Btanchsl.

FOR IALE-THREE TON ms Ford truck with dump body. Ex- cellent condition. James A. Mao- Neill and Sons. Summersida.

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IEOR SALE-I941 FORD COACH. new tires. licensed. Good con- dition. Apply Ernest Beck, Allis- ton.

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running condition. Com- used Model A Docken-

A-1 plete line all parts. Apply Chester dorl. Dundee.

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:: TO 1.151: .. LARGE rnsuvrsnnn front room. Phone 220-L.

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TO RENT -- THREE-ROOM apartment with bath. unfurnish- ed. Rent reasonable. Phone 2994. Summerslde.

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FOR. RENT - COM'I-IOIITABLY furnished apartment for two months. central, Adults. Tele- phone morning 674. Write Bx 300 Guardian.

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roa SALE - USED HEARING Aid. Reasonable. Write Box 357. Guardian.

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FOR SALE -GIRL! RIIIE. AP- ply 194 Fitzroy street or Phone 2701-L.

For sale

FOR. SALE-SEVEN-ROOMED house, central location, reason- ably priced. Phone 1202-J, or apply to 80 Upper Queen Street.

FOR. SALE-I LARGE SHORT- horn cow, newly,freshened. Four good calves. Frank I-Iamm, Mt. Herbert.

ICE-CLEAN, 8ANITABY,l.A31:. log, less expensive, available year around to all homes within 3 miles of city limits. Nu-Ice Company, Phone 081-J.

FOR. SALE--ONE 2 ILP. FAIR- banks Morse engine; one Mas- sey Harris power sprayer, in good repair. George Hughes. Brackley Beach.

FOR SALE - HAY CUTTER. Manure spreader, Platform Scales. Forge Blower. All in good condition. Frank MacAula.y, Sourle.

FOR SALE -6-ROW POTATO duster, Niagara. Rubber tyred. new last season. Tractor and horse hitched. A. M. Webster, Norboro. Phone 4311. Kensing- ton.

FOR SALE-TRACTOR, COCK- shutt No. 60. good working con- dition, S825.00. (Taken in trade for large tractor); also 5-foot mower, :20. Both at Lawrence Yeo's, Lot 16. Walter S. Weeks.

Female Hair Viantsdp

WAITRESS WANTED. APPLY IN person at The Rendezvous.

WANTED-A RELIABLE MAID: family of me, every modern con- venience. washing sent out, good wages. Must have references. Apply Mrs. B. A. Robinson, 68 Water Street East, Summerside. Phone 2161.

Help Viantezi

WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE help to work in store and grade eggs. Apply W. 0. Myers. Stan- ley Bridge.

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LOST - BETWEEN MT. MEI.- liok and Montague, one spare tire 616. Call Montague 67. Re- ward,

BIKE AND SULKY REPAIRS. Lawn mowers sharpened. Blairls Bike shop, Parkdale.

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WANTED-MAN OR BOY FOR farm work. Gsy' Judson, Alex- andrs.

MEN! VIGOIIINE TONIC IOII those who are rundown. lacking In strength. ens.-3,, ambition. Vig- orine helps regain strength. tone up nervous system. Look better. feel better. more energetic. is day treatment 01.00: 46 days 32.00. At Reddin Bros. and Jenkins. char- Iottetown; Semple's. Kensington: Jamieson'I, Montllue. 9.

Typewriters

SE! TR! ALI.-NEW PERSONAL Portable Typewriter - the only office typewriter in personal size New portable design. new spark- ling performance. cash or terms Remington Rand Limited. 134 ”lchmond Street. Charlottetown

Isachers Wasted

W A N '1' I. I) -TEACI-IE3. FOII. Covehead Road lschooi. S. J nirt, Secretary.

WANT r n-na.acnan ma vmue Green School. ampu-

mii bearing pony Planer. Iloy ntsnt 0250.00. Mrs. Fred secu- ooles. Milton. min. Secretsf! roa SALE - smosa sswmo W A N T I n - IECOND CLASS

machine, drop head. 31 Eustoli Street.

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FOR SALE-QUANTIT! 01' standing hay. Apply Hrs. Leas. Mcxinnon, nlrview.

I0! SALE - III LAVAL III- snssr No. 4. Practically new. Ale; unequal-rie, 3. Oatherines.

p::- Fol IALI-COCIIIIUIT S-ROW potato cultivator. nearly new.

Norbert Weeks. Fredericton.

lol can-snaaonnoow and out (newlrffuIsQeit.Abe 5 year old semdue to radian. -10” in hy.onsn-y villa.

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Teacher for st. Peter's Harbour School. Supplement 3000.11). Roy Cairns, Btcretary.

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atanhope Bchool. Supplement 883.00. Twelve pupils. Lloyd Shaw, Secretary. .

WANTED -. PRINCIPAL FOR west St. Peters lake School. Supplement 0300.00. and Prlmsrv Teacher Supplement suom. Nor- man slcnonald. Secretary.

WANTED ma GEOIOITOWN School, Principal. vice-Principal. Ind four assistant teachers. Ap- ply Secretary Trustees.

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Walker, Jean Stevens, Marie Lar- sea.

0 e Prise Winncra Grade X

Governor-Genersl's bronze med- al: Beetrice Mair.

General proficiency and highest aggregate: Beatrice Mair. '

Second highest aggregate: Bar- nice DeLory.

English composition and gram- mar: Beatrice Mair.

Mathematics: Bernice Debory & Eleanor Walsh; awarded to Elean- or Walsh. :

Social Studies: Beatrice Mair & Bernice DeLory, awarded to Ber- nice DeLory.

French: Vera Trenholm.

Certificate Winners Grade X: Beatrice Mair, Bernice DeLory, Vera Trenholm, Lorraine Landry, Eleanor Walsh, Mabel Slcwsri, .1-Ireddie Gotell. Elizabeth Grant, Joyce Fogarty. Margaret David. Helen Murphy, Lorraine Roche. Floyd Landry.

Prize Winners Grade IX

General Proficiency and highest aggregate: Joan Murphy.

Second highest aggregate: Mary Stewart.

English composition and gram- mar: Joan Murphy.

Mathematics: Joan Murphy and Bernard Walsh. awarded to Ber- nard Walsh.

Social Studics: Gerald Murphy.

Spelling: Vcrna Martell.

Prize for First Aid. Grades ii 8: 10, awarded to Bernice DeLory.

Certificate Winners Grade IX: Joan Murphy. Mary Stewart. Ger- ald Murphy, Bernard Walsh, Phyl- lis Martell, Verna Martell. Peggy Johnson. I

First Aid Certificates, Grades. 9 do 10: Bernice DeI..ory, Mary Slew- arl. Bernard Walsh, Vera Tren- holm, Beatrice Mair, Lorraine Roche, Helen Murphy, Billy Mur- phy, Floyd Landry, Gerald Mur- phy, Margaret David, Eleanor Walsh, Elizabeth Grant, Freildic Gotell. Verna Martell. Phyllis Mar- tell. Peggy Johnson, Gordon Bab- ineau, Lorraine Landry, Joyce Fogarty, Joan Murphy.

Senior Writing Certificates: Ber- nice DeLory. Peggy Johnson, Vera Trenholm. Joan Murphy. Mabel Stewart, Eleanor Walsh, Lorraine Landry, Joyce Fogarty.

Prize Winners Grade VIII: let, General Proficiency, Sheila De- Lory; 2nd. General” Prohciency, Donald MacDonald, Spelling. Hei- en Martell; Arithmetic. Marguerite Hemphill.

Prise Winners Grade VII: 1st, General Proficiency, Gertrude Fitz- gerald; 2nd General Proficiency, Gerald Murphy; Social Studies, Jackie Levers; Literature, James Walker.

Certificate Winners Grade VIII: Sheila DeLory. Donald MacDonald, Marguerite I-Iemphili, Gerald Llew- ellyn, Lillian Hearn. Billy Hatch, Helen Martell. Anna Prosper, George MacDonald. Annie Math- eson. Rosemary Mair.

Certificate Winners Grade VII: Gertrude Fitzgerald, Gerald Mur- phy, Jackie Lavers, Donalda Lan- dry. James Walker. John Walsh. Isabel Sampson, Jean Sampson. June Martell.

First Aid Certificates Grades 7 it 8: Jean Murphy, Gerald Mur- phy, Shells DeLor.v, Marguerite I-Iemphill, Gert rud e Fitzgerald. Jackie Lavers, William Hatch, Lil- llan Hearn. Donalda Landry. Ger- ald Llewellyn, Catherlne MacDon- aid, George MacDonald. Donald MacDonald. Rosemary Mair, Helen Martell. Annie Matheson. June Martell. Anna Prosper. Isabel

Sampson. Jean Sampson. James Walker. John Walsh. Prize List Grade VI: General

Proficiency isi. Stewart Hanson: General Proficiency 2nd. Stephen Gotell.

Prize List Grade V (B): General Proficiency Isl. Goiell; General Proficiency 2nd. George Rafuse.

Deportmcnt. Grade VI: lst, Lil- lian MacDonald.

Deportment, Grade VI: 2nd.Mae Allan.

Deportment, Grade V (B): Rich- ard McNeill.

Application, Grade VI: Mair.

Arithmetic. Grades V (A) John Publicover.

Silent Reading, Grade V (B): Lbuis David.

'Writing. Grades V (3) dz Vi: Ro- land Gallant.

Improvement. Grades V (B) a. VI: Everett MacLeod. 1

Certificate Winners Grade VI: Stewart Hanson, Stephen Gotell. Sharles Mair. Lillian MacDonald,

reddie Walker. Earl Mbj, Robert Burke, Leroy Hatch. Mae Allen, John Pubiicover, Vernon Myers, Nellie King, Leona Black- et

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Certificate Winners Grade V (B): Carl Gotell. George Refuse, Law- rence Martcil, Richard McN'elll. Ronnie Gotell. Clifford McQuillan. Louis David, Lois Bablnesu, Paul- ine Mariell. Roland Gallant.

Prise Winners Grade V (A): 1. Proficiency, Joyce Goieli; 2. Pro- ficiency, Carold Walker and Sheila Scully; 3. Proticiency, Mary Lou Henry.

Prise Winners Grade IV: 1. Pro- ficiency, Paul Batchilder: 2, Belly Lou I-Isyter: I. Terrance Soloman.

Writing: Barbara McQuilIah.

Arithmetic: Roger Allan Solo-

man. Drawing: Christopher iiartmsh. Health: Jordan Stewart. Department: Batty Buchanan and Harold Martell. School Spirit: Allan MscPhee. Improvement: Betty Acorn. Perfect tftendance, Grades IV a. V: Carol Walker. Jean Steevss. Eileen 1' Marlon Sampson.

I no. TIAOIIIS roa loaf River Icnooi. first or seen class, supplement, 8300.00 seen. I... J. Kilbrlde, secretary, Pelttsga. R. R.

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cerudests Wlaaers (leads IV: Paul Batchilder. Betty Lou ilayter, Terrance Soloman. Beth Alien. Jean Stevens. Emily Walsh. Jordan Stewart. (Virglnll ginia Walker). Betty Acorn. Iter- ioa Iampson. Nay Murphy. : (Thom- as lleelett In Wilfred McQuillaliI. liaise Roche. Richard Landry.

Marlon Martell. Betty Buchanan.

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I certinoate Winners Grade V (A): Joyce Gotell. (Sheila Scully & Carol Walker), Mary Lou Henry. Roger Allen Soloman. Marion Levers. Helen lldccullough, (Bar- bara McQuillan dz Allan Mac- Phee). (Paul MacLean' as Louis McCullough). Christopher Hert- man, Beatrice Publlcovsr. Harold Marteli,Elieen "ampson, Lawrence Martell, Isabel King.

Prise Winners In Mr. Scnlly's Department:

Highest aggregate in Grade II: Joseph Murphy.

General Proficiency in Grade II: Joan Batchlldcr. -General Proficiency III: Jean LeLacheur.

and highest standing in Grade Ii: Margaret Jean Buchanan.

2nd highest standing in Grade Ill: Gerard MacDonald.

Penmanship in Grade III: David.

Penmanship in Grade II: Anita Gallant.

Arithmetic in Grade II: Marilyn Gotell.

Arithmetic in Grade 111: Leon- ard Martell.

Certificate Winners In Grade II: Joseph Murphy, Margaret Jean Buchanan, Joan Batchilder. Char- les Scully. Marilyn Gotell. Frances Baker, Raymond MacQuilIan, Mary Anne Walker. Anita Gallant, Jam- es Boudreault. Joseph Martell.

Certificate Winners Grade III: Jean LeLscheur. Gerard MacDon- ald, Leonard Martell, Joan Gotell. Bertha Blackett, Ronnie Babineati. Doreen Scully, Arthur Gallant Floyd Walker. Gerard Wright, James David. Gloria Myers, Ches- ter David, Billy Clory, Ella David, Vincent Refuse, Virginia Burke, Martin Dalton. Charles Buchanan.

Prize Winners Grade I: Profic- iency, lst. Aldene McCormick, Ma- rie Larsen. Clare Boudreault.

Proficiency 2nd, Marie MacLean, Mark Murphy, Herbie Murphy and Barry Morrison.

Proficiency 3rd. Lawrence Bat- childer.

Prize for Mental Arithmetic, awarded to Charles Fitzgerald.

Prize for Neatness: Bruce Mac- Lean.

Prize for Progressive Reading in Grade 1 Junior, awarded to Mar- ion Murphy and Donna Yorston.

For Improvement in Grade I Junior: May King.

For Reading appreciation aftd skill. awarded to youngest boy in the class: Walter Soloman.

Prize winners Grade II (3): Proficiency lst, Veronica Sampson; 2nd. (Charles Hanson and Betty Prosper); 3rd. Carl Martell.

For Reading: Roma Henry.

For Writing: Catherine McCul- lough.

For Improvement in all work: Anita Boudreault and Lawrence Murphy.

For Good Conduct: Howard Wright.

Certificate Winners Grade I: (Aldene Mccormack, Marie Lar- sen and Clare Boudreault), (Marie McLean, Mark Murphy, Herbie Murphy and Barry Morrison). Lawrence Batchilder, (Ch I r l e s Fitzgerald and Betty Gotell). (Jim- my Burke and Elaine Scully), (Joseph Walsh and Billy Wright), Walter Soloman. Linda Batchllder, (Harvey Martell and Bruce Mc- Lean), Barbara Sampson.

Passed without a certificate: Marion Murphy, May King. Donna Yorston.

Certificate Winners Grade II (3) Veronica Sampson, (Charles Han- sen and Billy Prosper), Carl Mar- tell, Anita Boudreault, (Roma Henry and Gladys Anne David).

Passed without a Certificate: Roger Walker. Lawrence Murphy. Howard Wright.

D. S. Steel Report

CLE LAND. July O-(AP)- Steel- ak.ng in the United States fell 6'4 points to 95 per cent of rated capacity production last week and steel consumption dip- ped aiso, Steel magazine reported today.

The magazine blamed the pro- duction drop to summer vacations in the steel-making industry, the consumption drop to summer vac- ations in metal-working firms.

It was steel-makings first week at less than theoretical capacity since mid-April.

However, Steel predicted that the still heavy demand will soon become even greater because of the civilian reaction to the Korean hostilities. Products currently in stringent supply include not and cold-rolled carbon steel sheets and strip and hot-rolled carbon. bars.

Anglican Ilsli To Retire In one r

VANCOUVER. July 8 - (OP) - The Rt. Rev. air nsncis Heath- cote, Anglican Bishop of Nbw Westminster. todl-V "M01-IN?” that he will retire In October.

sir Francis, who came to British Columbia 37 can sso. told the executive of Dhe diocese of New Westminster:

"when a man reaches his sdrd year he should let someone else take over."

He was enthroned as Iiahop of New Westminster Pet. 24. 1941. Of- tier so years . of service to his church in Ontario. Manitoba and British Oohsmbia.

Born in Stamford. Nori.hssrpton- shire, In land. he came to Canadl in int. e moved from .'1'oroIlb to Winnipeg in 1015 and came to Vancouver in 1013.

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WINNIPEG, July 0-((2)-Oats led the Winnl g coarse grains market Batu: sy. aialldng up gains of 5-8 to 1 1-! cents. Trad- lng was slow through most of the session, but livsned up toward the close.

Pair commercial - and some United states interest de- veloped in cats and barley. with offerings on the light side. Eye reflected the strength of other coarse grains.

Class in wheat. for export coun- tries other thsn the United King- dom. was unchanged at 82.06.

Closing Quotes:

Oats: July 1.02 3-8: Oct. U 1-S- 3-O: Dec. 84' 1-EA.

Barley: July 1.50 34; Oct. 1.25 1-4; Dec. 1.20 3-8

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Rye July 1.52 1-43; Oct. 1.47 7-BA; Dec. 1.46.

Flax July 3.788; Oct. 3.5lN; Dec. 3.44 Nnt.

Cash Prices:

Oats: No 2 CW 1.02 7-8; ex 3 CW and ex 1 feed 1.01 7-8; 1 feed 1.00 7-8: 2 feed 97 3-8: 3 feed 94 33: mixed feed 3 1-2; track 98

Barley: 1 and 2 CW 6-row 1.82 3-4: 1 and 2 CW 2-row 1.85 3-4: 3 CW 6-row 1.80 3-4; 1 feed 1.53 1-4: 2 feed 1.52 3-4: 3- feed 1.48 1-4: 2 CW yellow 1.57 3-4; 3 CW yellow 1.56 3-4: track 1.46 34.

Eye: 1 and 2 CW 1.52 14: 8 CW 1.47 1-4; rej 2 CW 1.15 1-4; 4 CW 1.40 1-4; track 152 1-4.

Flax: 1 CW 3.78: 2 CW 3.73: 3 CW 3.58; 4 CW 3.53; track 3.78. ..

- FOR SALE

Windows, Frames, Sashes, all sizes. Double Windows, Cellar Windows, Doors, Man- tle Pieces, Fire laces, Grates. Insulation, Mo ding, Sheath- ing, Hardwood Flooring, Pan- elling and a number of Radi- ators.

ALLAN CAMERON, York Lane

FOR SALE

1 MOWER. 51x-. tot McCormick Make 1 MOWER, 51,4 Feet Frost & Wood Make Guaranteed same as a new machine. Prices low for quick sale.

IIEATII CASELEY, Kenslngton

non sans:

The homestead roperty of the late Mary Ke y, situate at Saint Ann's Church, Hope River. This property consists at oneihalf aacro of land,

ouse, rn an garage, all in ood condition.

or price and further par- ticulars apply to:

ALEXIS MURPHY, Ho River, Adm trefoi-

Ol' TRAINOR & 0'I)ONNELL, Solicitors.

Auction Sale

To be sold on the premises of the late Daniel MacLeod, South Granville, on Thursday evening, July 13th, at 6 p.m. Terms made known at sale.

RUFUS STEVENSON Auctioneer

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Isle of Wight - fisherman's dream came true here. Two tired anglers were

strol ”ng from the pier after I frui ess dsyls-fishing when a sea- Iuil swooped down and dropped a fat mackerel at their feet.

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Apartment or small house in or near City by young couple with one infant. .Best of references. Write full details to

BOX 361 GUARDIAN

NOTIOE

All articles that were left to be repaired and are not called for by July 30th, 1950

will be sold. GORDON NICHOLSON,

Commercial Cross Montague, R.R. 2.

FOR SALE

NEW STUDEBAIIEBS

BELOW LIST PRICES DELIVERY ANYWHERE

DOMINION MOTORS

SAINT JOHN. N.B.

WANTED

FORD PARTS CLERK Experienced Apply Local Employment Office Order No. 199-5

TENDERS

Will be received up until July 15, 1950, for moving and and making foundation of St. Ignatius School, May- field. Work to be completed Aug. 15, 1950.

Apply to Secretary,

ALBERT GALLANT, North Rustlco

"TENDERS

p Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to and m. eluding July II, 1050, for the pur. chase of New Glasgow School. Building to be removed from pres- ent site not later than July 25. 1950. Highest or any tender not necenarliy accepted. MR5. HAROLD DICKIESON R. R. 3, Hunter ,BIver.

mum TENDERS

Will be received for paint- ing North Rustico United Church until the 18th of July 1950.

Mrs. ROY D. WOOLNEB, Secretary, Ilunterlliver. R.R. 2

Our quarterly booklet "Investment Reoomnien-I dstions" may help you to find the type of bond or share that meets your current invest- ment rcquirements. It shows prices and yields of 100 different securities-Federal, Pxovino , clal, Municipal, Public Utility and Industrial.

' Writs for crop; today.

Royal Securities Corporation Limited 88 Great George Street, Charlottetown Telephonei 822

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who may lie eligible under iiaiendaisnfs to the

Willi Ill'l'llllANS ALLOWANCE ACT

District omces of the Depart- and meet the other qualifica- msnt of Veterans Afiain are tiona of the Act as to service now accepting applications in the armed forces, income. from certain British and Al- assets and so forth.

lied veterans made eligible to mpgugm .. 7-1,... .,.,,g. 11191? 101' WI! V493”. M: naanfs have been made also- lowenco by -uwndmem 10 llra April Inf, but rafroacfive i the War Veterans' Allowance ,.,.,,,,,,g an 0"), 5. mg. ,7

M3 Pllied It the P000" '0" the reform qualifies under sion of Parliament the Act and makes his appu- Complate details as to those cation to the nearest district