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FRIDAY - 6-8-60 SATURDAY - ‘1-15-9-80 The Unusual Mystery Dram"

"The Spiral Staircase" (Jo-Starring

ETHEL BARRYMORE DOROTHY MCQUIBE GEORGE BREBT

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—DB. HENRY MOYSI has mov- ed to his new odtce in the Eamon

were present to pay their final respects to the late Hon. W. H. Dennis at his funeral service which was held in O'Leary United Church yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The service was conducted by tho Rev. George Gough, pastor. as- sisted by the Rev. 0. C. Hewlett, of the O’Leary Baptist Church. The honorary pail bearers were: His Honor Lieut. Governor J. A. Bernard, Hon. George Hon. Horace Wright,

ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 - 9.15 Matinee Saturday 2.30

Barbour. Hon. John

This picture is not suitable for children. Absolutely no children permitted to the evening performances.

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Among those present in addi- tion to those already named, were Premier J. Walter Jones. Hon. B. Marin Gallant,

11-5-1 Mr. F. C. Ramsay. M.L.A. Mr. Thomas Linkletter, M.L.A, and Mr. C. Baker, M.L.A.

At HOLMANS --

Friday

a'nd Saturday Featured l“

In Memos-lam

MR. JOHNSON BERNARD

-—o\'£an friends were indeed sad- dened “"1011 .1 became kiroan I11 Mr Johnson Bernard nail to lite Home Beyond on ‘rid; morning, June 23th at. his nomc m

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BFUUC ‘Yhc deceased tvho was .. years oi age And been in lain"- hcnlth for the past year

short illness of n few days tam- inntcd the life oi one who had bee: n highly respected citizen and .1 hie-long resident oi Baltic He u the son o! the late James cnc Catherine Bernard and spent ins life on the old homestead and lived a liJe tnll of christian prm- ciplcs His kind hospitality to 111.. many friends will long be T811112“: bored by all He was a fnithfn‘ and devout member of the Keir Memorial Presbyterian Church at Malpeque and re ularly attended as Ion as his iEiliih eermlttrd him. '1‘ c iunemi service was hsld on Sunday itiemoon and was largely‘ attended by many friends who came Irorn far and near to pay ihelr last tribute oi respect lo an old friend The service w-"s conducted by Rev James McGow- nn. whose mtmhge conzained so much comfort to all bereaved iricnds The hymns were “Forever with The Lord" “There is ‘m Death in Heaven“ and “Safe in the Arms of. Jesus" with Mrs. Leigh Sutherland leadln at the organ.

At the close o the service the remains were ‘alt-en to the Malpeque cemetery and tcmzcriy laid to resi ill. the fatniiv olot beside b11058 t’ Mrs Bernard who praieceaserl hrm about eleven months ago.

The pallbearers were Messrs. nigh Paynter. Benjamin Burns James McLeod, William 0. Donald Elmer Paynter, Kenneth McLeod]

There are lei: to mourn the-r gaunt loss one riauaht-fil‘ MN- WW"!

nald o! Sunburn-side and two sons Ansel at Baltic and Prank a! the homestead Two sisters Mrs. George Mcuod. Iriahtown and Mrs. , . . Evans of 8.0. also survive besides sezeral trandchild-

en and many friends al Io whom em ry ,. ‘by is extended

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E1 the Canadian Pull) IiRIGTON. July 16-89m- nitns o! the croP-tlavutatinfi.’ thnrtyvorm have been found in New Bnuiswick and efforts are mm; made to prevent some o! gthe pest. it was reported toda at -.t o Do ' ' n Entomological b- "Oratory here.

.. H‘. P. Gotham of the laboratory paid that under favorable condit- glans tho insects increase rapidly l-andjo on a march clusink deval- Station oi large areas oi m"!!! 2min and vegetable or lnthalr JIM-h. Ho recalled tha in Jul! #037. the armvworm became not- deatble in certain counties clam

Ion-evince. mutton croor of

Zvvheat. barley and corn.

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Regular 4.50 and 4.95 ..

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4.00 2.65

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as EARLY non arsr cuorcs

Regular 2.69 For

Extra Special! .W0men’s Cotton Cardigans

5mlfu°°ilillfl Lilhkwfikilt cotton cardigan sweaters in an Extra Special Clearance Sale, Friday and Saturday —3mli|. Medium and Large sizes in neat, attractive styles with Short Sleeves. Come early for these - SPECIAL EACH

ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

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COMING SOON

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A. Campbell, W. R. Sh w d O. al man g W. Campbell. a an “i the C. 52%.. ivngwfiufififigfl,“ 6? The active pull bearers were MON. -— TUESDAY flcer of the Order of the lBrTh Merci-Is. Rfiyford 11am. Errlgl sget- gran? m the King's osmifiiin son, ra lis. Aton We b, an my Onovr 11 t, Smallman, Edwin Turner. a s - Flower bearers: Messrs. Jack Maitthews. Milford Jelly, Lnal-th — Starring - szzsifn» Rey Mum-d Interment was in Bloomfield -—-NOTE—~— Cemetery.

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Dru: m B I w...“ s," doz. to case 88c Bumrncraido. Hours 2 to 4 pm l 1-2 size Enamel lined 2 doz. to case $1.15 Funeral 0f lion. _ _ 1 l-2 lb. size plain 2 doz. to W.li. liennit ‘m ~ -- tl-"t A very large number of people we Sea] tins for You

cost.

Electric Table Lamps with silk shade, each

Electric pin up lamps

FALL CLOTHES STILL AUSTERE

LONDON (NANA)—-In contrast io the nun-austerity fashion shows London had enjoyed. recently, a collection of tail models shmvn l1;- Percy Triinick of Regent Street still adhered rigidly to utility and rather severe lines, and certainly none d! the gowns had the glam- orous post-war treatment expect- sri from leading fashion houses now that regulations are lifted.

The most original models in the show were made in two colors. One jumper suit with bracelet length sleeves and buttons down the back, had a bodice of Dress Stewart tartan in white and a very full skirt of Royal Stewart. Highlighting the collect- tion was an afternoon dress with‘ u fringed shawl draped across the shoulders and caught up on the felt shoulder with a large gilt brooch. This shawl effect ll something quite new and will be shown on several future models. i

One gown in violet wool had a high round neck and scroll em- broidery on the full skirt. while another woolen dress in light blue had embroidered ferns on the left ‘shoulder extending down the sleeve. The rest of the dresses Iwvere plain and austere almost to the point of uniformity except perhaps, for one——a black taffeta cocktail dress with a low square neck and short sleeves. ‘its full skirt was decorated just below the waistline with two broad bands of grosgrain in green and cyclamen. These were gathered into a bow, sprinkled with se-

‘quins. at the side. The dress was

priced at about $18.

Reds and yellow: seem to be the new autumn colors and most of the plain tailored suits shown were styled ln these shades. One coat in gold velour cloth had deep doiman sleeves and enorm- ous wooden buttons. The suits shown featured longer skirts and longer jackets; some designers In London are even concentrating

‘on the silsmly dropped waistline.

1Z1}. Clearing Auction Sale ~

AT KXNKOBA Acting under instructions of Mrs. Wilbert McCarville. l will

sell by auction on Wcdncadnyflluly 2|, beginning at 1 pm. 8.13, the following high ch59 furniture and cooking utonai . 1 Ii-pieoo Chea- tarfleld suite, almost new; l Chel- terfleld couch; 1 Wilton m; and

cushion. almost new: radio, hook- ‘ “It;

eard- i E

living room tables; tables and several end tables; floor tempo; hail rook;

machine

lit- ohen tabla and chain: 2 bed out-f fito with spring-tilled mattresses: several dreamers and oommodea: kitchen range (Record): electric washer, almost new; ll-pieoe of silverware, all kinds oi dishenl klllwara and oooklnl utensils in this ‘up-to-dato homestead: 1 set; platinum lulu: I Rio of ltoel- yu-rh; 10 cords of firewood; 1 extra good milk cop (Ayrshire grade); a quantity of mixed grain. and ell small articles found on I

wrlheunlnned (arm. TERMS CABII. It day la unfit, sale on next thy. IIUGII I. MORRISON |

1 lb. size Enamel lined I

"he" read," at a. reasonable

Electric Irons with cord, each Electric Toaster with cord

l-lot point Electric Kettles, very days. Price each

Frontenac at Quebec was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire inthe King's Dominion Day hone-rs list, ._}_________~____

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Perfect seal bottles, pints,

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convenient for quick lunches on hot

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