AUGUST 12. 1953

80-Year-Old . it

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ireel: holiday at the home of Mnilienderson. Also visiting there are F H I Return rom e O

Professional Gertie

Freeland and

and Mrs. Charles Wells. Mr. and Mn. Ingham Palmer and

, , , daughter. Elizabeth. Moncton, N. - ' E . ' . Vicinify Mi Caleb Palmer, North Quin-JB. A ' t 4 V . cy Mass. is visiting friends andt .-e-- i '" "” ' L ' ggmrv Down” 05””. Md hisiixlatlivgshlglerewizrgiiwis the guest oftw';i:.∨i:l;i;rIn:tlauteb"h:l;i hail i . W. ROMHSOI T W AM (GP) in i .1 - friend. Mr. Elmer Taylor. Truro, ' 4 i g - FOE 11-” -' V- m -I .3? 7 Ni 5'' 59”” me week ""1 "I My Tl L or 5 Air: of the u..iieuif.'.'5i"l5'iii"E." ”3.3.i"y:?.i' qrlitghte chummd Account” D" Mcm" the Wye" "M m"' f at : 20 at the home of Mr. Oa'.uay's ie 3 '9 , I, t tt , k I. E L ,"J-1-95; guupmq ilter Who m0V0d mi” 1959111 P01- . pm.Ems' Mr. mad M” Mmk only Church held their Jul mee ing a ywor . B - M” in 1935 was ,e-ei9cge4 in pan the home of Mrs. Thomas Boyle on - Y . wmmm mung in the gene,” eh 4

way.

Granville at Water Iireet .2 9”” 31' - Bumrneraide action Monday. Tire” Irish-born M. and Mrs. Waite McKenna "lw ' DIAL P. 0. I08 Liberal father of six. at the three hover as their guests. iyxir and Mrs Mri and Mrs. RT-Den Sm1mP?3:)ent IMI Ill other I candidates-a Progressive Sl ihe d of River Bmirl, Qucf ” p””"' la” mn . . . - ' Conservative. I CCl"er and a La- icl r ptp Grove at the home of Mi. Smiths , bar-Prosrenlvasby , good map in l M155 Joan Hardy 15 hmmg n "5. in-otlior. LOSllC.di1l'ld ll;YlS:ill)dK rein; ' F R 0 gm. - . i i .... -4 . n it in l-lamoriy at the home of hcr.””"" "ml 91?” 5 "1 me an '3" -g ' ' . uandnmlmel. and Hum and uncle, vicinity. Tney came by plane from! --Mrs. 'l-lubertd Gvalllant anfd Scull. OPTOEETBIS: LONDON, (OP) g comwudim v Mr. and Mrs. wmmn Yon. their home in California. Idren.dBrIan mi hxggughe "on wwum my, bug wigs 1. be. i "l"'" i d M wil-H I I M s iTii:il:te'4 Viveizietlni; at the home of Summer-alda. P. I. l. iieveci on have gen &d::btors' , . .- i 'M' an r.-t. nines go o is - . . . ii i in 1 15 um '41, Vlilfhslll l:)l?'iElllXll0li-i'a:lFThill:iS liiiniiiinmoi 7”Cilx”59"i5 59"” me” h'3m.1a”:Mrf? Gallant; ipmems, Mr. Ind ccmpka Wu"! Anllnn i:'lnt?h1ebsi1reat.nLondon fire in 15:: hgl. m.andnm.J.,:r and aunt mm lit-re, rtsitiiig fricnds itiid rclntives.iMts. Perry Size 2, Dem Ind the prison wen hue uiclc, Mr. and . . Wyman Yer ' " i i . h 1 1 N been un”"5hed' - . - 1 Mr and Mrs. William F Palii1er.iYO!:1:51s';?):x;':?r?gN::ml;sti(,:.e en: SMALLMANB Bumnma 7 t Mr. and Mrs Pius Bulger and Halifax-t and tliniir h'(:L:e C:fl1d;:;1iMisc:ouc.he at the home of her -- . "h t s s and their wivcs of Massa- :i:e yisi int: 8 9 - N J h C p .

.i (llh3Sf'ljfr; a1? ezitoxiiiz thou siily Pl1iIl1PI"S IJRYFIHS. ME 31111 MW mum M” O n Om" E. E. i ' ,' hm-r. Vivi. '11: l:PiTtllis(',g lllltlv Mr. George P:lllll(3l”.- N i Slew". w.i1us:V 5-on cl Mr: and Opt. D. Ito. . . ' ' Bum is mm” M mam". M d yr '3 Hrivtaid Chadwick '””' mum" Wm” 0! Chmwiel OPTOMIETBIST

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l Amew ..-. .. oi Massacliilsells are spending :::Iwg'u;:1nsi :;n':l5m;t”:he 1,533,, of gl':.eaeaal;l1t::ci - 5!" E"m"'”d lflife'e noI”werth living

V Miss Lois Hunt, Toronto. Ont. their liolrdays at the home of Mrs.iMr. and Mn D. H. Gaunt. co . M." - l h H ' it mayboyour liver!

3 l.l"lVPd b" piivie to mend 'l lwo- Clmdwicks mother Mrs. Annie , d h I m & ltuatsetlltkuliuiinsai twovl:II:nn:lI.v:r

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rm ' i V;i Mn Aloysiul-Des,-1R'oChix! whol C l R I d Vi D ' f R ill Vt t V is h no on a litter to n u-fling amliu m ”:uNpgo32a-1 :,r:'p:i:gdy'iE:!y-l:i:r:tr:i;iE.e:1-':'g:'::::m:ati:amiiiE

' . in the R0) al ,1-inn Ian 'RV)'. P Army n. irtrir . . avts n n c . mill at", . r'v., . or g V '.: "- 'EGENT THEATRE BLDG your

' D A I C S S W O R D . mu 3 August. (3 for Halifax. N.S.. 8iiPl'ilafi('p alter his l0pi1ll'IEIil0l1 at Panniuirtoni. lx'orv.'i. (pl. Davis. one of first tlx prisoners freed by RP(ls. ulmmu St summenhk m"&:lg:'::dc.j”3L"l:'anuto!,5:..m:t'!:

V 3) mg i E haViIlZ SD91” .3 mnmh "1 Miss told of a rlnath march that claimed 1230 American lives in February, 1951. "Of 1400 men who began t uiun you nend mild tlacartau-;,ah!.lt.t.ls

1 xi?CR05S 50. Pglgivv 17.:Al;:1!1 rouche atldthon hamrh 01 Mr. Ind the march." he said, "only 150 survived."-tNEA Radio-Telcplioto). . hi-:l';'.'l;l-E151-.;:1'd': &b: lorry u.-i- A ill mg M H 5 3 es oc es. , g (ii cation mm ncuonu: prupc ' i 3”:-V icsoarm ”'T”'i5"" H N 1" h tiliiiess and is convalescins at thei A' Raymond Gran" . i ' 2.'I'cii!oniic 20.lifan- M .. F bli. Gaudet who as re- -- ' -A - - . Pm. mud. . t. 9 charrter aclrs cent: 2.-..)i'.-Ea from Montreal.IwEsTERN illlltglemilf lj&l;sa::H:f1u:1;Q:I;J; Bbc... 0.D. mm. 1"", on to liayikim: 3 Conclude Grass- . pm August 4 in Miscouche at KKK i ' i '11 , ' ' 10 H.lbSlAllCC 4.Aliniinrls li0PP'C1' ilrie home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VA L I SW1": Va 95' W MRS. JOSEPH McLELLAN Opromlrulsr Dr. He 3. MCCNCIH w r . -FRO V l0 TVE m , t. - DD.. . iicgfts-Nd 5. (E1?:;rc!laml1 &.gxr;riegc N Gaudet. A E EMxIurpi,w of thl: D J T-1-hgJi;1ant:yfz) I;(lCl'l;l.1 of The dmm or M” Joseph D 28! Water Street. lummenlde PHYSICIAN . SURGEON it ' -.- DCC ' i 'T- ' l ' t ' . , l on. re . r i . , 11 it ”i””"” if-:ii'”1i”” 2;if,:”li M Sana BEBE I Mr.-. Pic:innM.BrogNthv8"(;m:n3,L t:iidmi';;.',iifT,':.Xt i:”ll(Il1iiTIlnS1lxi: lrrclnlgltlllz ii-iii. McLeA1a3i.l were '1?! liliullittalik C210" 5”" M'"”" M"" M9” w'".wiiter Street tolllmllto uolmiurn) - ' -'79 t' i- ”'3i"”- -' i 7 . . id D0llIli9 8" 1" 5 A t ' . i . . .i her recent oilel'ati0n in Prince 5””? ”-V - a 1” m 1”" .- Ph 0 1.3 To in rottritry "to hr” ”'i'"hl'0 Aline! M.sCom,he Inked u met, home on Tliursday anti l-ririay. llhile ini . I digan an" A few weeks illness. one 353 . lnouiwy zn rtrtit ,5. Arabia 23. Kingdom on! August. 7, after having visited Kcnsinztnn he has liw RUPSL W . S0:;;;dVH::L:x;,.?nd 5” Msh hm The late Mrs. McLellim was born: "umm an 11:00-lzioo A.M. Daily. 18 Crowrl i.Rll.'lP SE. Asia 41. Personal relatives in Montrose for several Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Saunc-it-rs. Thri - .p;; 70 years ago in Bedeque. the daugh, 3:99. 4:00 p,M. 13.11,, 1l.Btiddha: B1.Spill over pronoun day-5, C"P,i3g'" iimi” i"m'5”i 3"” "””'h MML Gemge 1-mm, of Malpeqm, (er of the inte John Murray and T: 'l:00- 8:00 P.M. Daily. Chm” ?i5'i!i,irm'P5 t u'Mimmmm . rl it -Dial lv smith :lTltti(ilvIi:li!lDrlllo(l:ll)t?lis”.(;ilniil: l?rliIltl,l1l!l "5 0”" M ”” ”"'51”d9 i” ”” Anme Hammm bi" med mo” I” C'"'"'''''”' '”""-"”'"" ntaL 1032 namn .7. crrimen voe Mr, 311 . rs. . an e, . . -g 3 A h .. .. d. . .A H d,i1 . 51,1319 me in summe,-side, n ' 1: SW” NW" 39.Not working i5'Female deg. Mm have been vismnx ail DHW Sfeftil Baumii. ilrlh”t'lie"ml1ilv mill;-ml. Ililise woixicimviicntllicfllsftihieii 5.1113. llftii she married Joseph D. Mc- Canadian Bank of Commerce d,Dd. t?t'.Y.l i0.Vehirie with 47. Doctor home of Mr. and Mrs. Ge-ral es- Via 1'9"” 7' i'i' 3" 1 K 1- i r m l ' , Lgildennni who pmdecoascd hm. last . 1i.Scrved runners tabbr.) Rnchcs for the past. fr;-vuweekxs, striilzgi” "( m”'mm' 1” i::1ili);lilii-llda :tn;vdliePt'l'F:ml)1ig f:lLcTl1EiN0Vember' 5l""m9l'I!d9. 9- E L "R. J. A. iziiiia” 5” "3 W1 Aulusi 5 ” Vim " ” V" " D U ”- emporium. Young Mr Riley is in Her cheerful disposition and (note: can i22- P-mcucal Ch"10”"”W"- M Per?o5I3l5 I B ( the entourage of Ralph Somers ofgabillty to look on the brizhi side of xxnn m 73' Anni” - 53'” 0 05 0" Siimmerside. with the race horses lire won for her many friends who R E & Deng; mg.” On AUBU-ii 4- ii" lnmial ice is visiting with friends at. Ken-igcdgewood cmet and Amuco ismcerelv regret her passing she . a .. ft'l .hldinMis-- t ' V t g V27. ririt-rl root- :f)(l:laCrl?e :1 wtnhe lvCal:l.ll'Cli grounds. smgm” K , ,,, i K Mas acffiitiilicu CTi:i1clheraiiii thciauiilnlg 1”" - Auto - cum", smlumm nuudhu g ,, . '. . . . k. -"'-r ;man a i um ;qw.OCnd-Of iris 'lhere were SV;IllI'1K!.t ilzgrlxeis; :35. MM”, Dian-,,e c.,u,,,.i. nf M,-,i.i yR(,Vi Mt wommome of Am-ihcr Inst mmss was (requenuy INSIMANCI SUMMEBSIDI t”'”.”” ””' my ”"d "("5 """ ” P'"4”” ” ””i"”,”". m""” Mal" prior. Ontario. is a guest for Iivisiicd by her master. Rev. Harold om sue vian reeds were in aid of the new Ion MM.A,(hurV k(.n;,,ngi0n.. K. mmnh at me George Bmokmslcmken who Ms” admlmsmmd mi; summ" g a IJ- 30 D””9Fi- g 5Ci'00i- r s mabms at Cavendish Beach. Helm... (he 1351 sacrament of the; ' ” 7" PNlU1l'" l c Mr Dl'lll1 of Eil'l'lSdStlP was -i , , H 1 I C.” ' . ; Y i" . . ' t J fill” ” TWP” ”5””' 3" '3 mm” church. Rev. Phalr-n McKt-nna al- :ro:n.s..orl lllr.Fadnd Mpiesipnl-lo(r,lflyWKeI1lsiLtnn;itl;i': visitor in Stimmorside on Saturday M ML and Mm Bruce mm. nndgso brought spmum Comm” to A tot; (NW) NW1 i ' '3 - -K iMi' and Mrs. James Ra.msay.lVfal-(hm. m the dosing hours of her ).ii1.Lcyol were in Miscouche on August 9. , ,y f' lpcmm R”, N” woodhouse 15 an M? I . shaded J .-Captain Wilt-V Irving Of 1 1'.-ardent alllllPT of the now famousi l , . - f M;. . - '. - - ' ' An only sister. Lucy, Mrs. Frank Wllrwl On August 4. ii" Pl-IP11! 3 . i' IMA' Abegueit uas a sitor tn.pV 5' lg "nun KMM Donald Camormm predecenudl '36. Incite (on) couch: taking the first. aecontd summers”-is rm gamrdu.-Axg Hww I C thme.wm-S no i .3? Extinct bird and third year sowing courses a - , . F. , g V . - lrr i 0 .' - i t.YZ.l tended the Sewing Club Achieve- g Mm ti-,11,.,,,, ytcnnp itnrinrm 1. .dvh' dandd, yogfllfe MarCANuSVi The funeral. which was largely. in ' ' - i - ii” an 4”” ex 5 ”a' O . N I ided was held July 11 from inn Doctrine mi.-nt Day in 0Lear,x. iv Heir-n Hl2"lllSl nr Roslind.-ilr. pl N Y . . . , . M C1 i - . - ' . .” - . . .. - 3”- - '- lie.” "W" WW”. home to an Sainls' Church.1 i-12. iru.-it Mass. and lvlo children are tistt- to p E I d 1 id . .u her i 44.Little pool Mr. D. H. Gallant of Miscouche. mg 01,-; mmd; in Konsingmnlil. n t, HI; .101 M5 R1 licardigan. Requiem High Mass was g M wsm. accompanied by Mr. WllburdWil- M”. M(,RM.S hmhplaNlmK' inldilsd 5:”-1l(;l.brOtlh.Eri Ilgialrilgld IVQRIC icelebrated by hcrt pdasgor, HG? g . i-16. Bamboolilce lis of Charlottetown motore ti 7 7 V ;R , . V d ,. 1. , , iold Croken. assis e y e '. -i I rrasa Alhe-rton on AutlU5i- 5- i r M11 H57P1i"" Gilli-i 3"” "iliirimflithlacihsiaggth S&:..n.:l1.:3;eH' ban Gillie. Rev. Fr. Gallant was lliltlianri nut, m lp lirlrcn were visitors to lndiiin Riv-i J, g ' .present in the SilllC2il;li'Il')'- can Re. :15 ?'1Sit'i'l- Mr- and MW E'""lP "W" 3'" or and Kr-nsinizton Aug. 9. K. . M. A-m.., 0.3.1 d t . Pallbearers were cssrs. 2 r ante family of Miscouche recently pspentl 7- ISO”; &'i(,m;I.d "and Glelilld 11(1)! N33 gGallani. R8lr'm0nd I-Mlizhiinvf u5",vk. w'md”m'.n f-19.565 days H1, at week-end in Arnnerst, N. 5. "Mr. Harold Lt-ard. prominrnt .Bmnsm&k M.” ,.eCem' ..mw',.s George Wilson. J0hn shepherd-1 , i , aizriculturist-and dairyman of Kol-imlh Mr. 0-Em,”-8 ,-Homer. ML, John Sullivan. William Brothers k ammo”. (Guam. DAILY CIIYPTOQUOTE-Ileres ll0W t0W0l'k "3. RUSS. (Elaine Gallant V0; i':i5' vin was an interested spectator-'il';A1iC(, O-B119”. and his sismrg Mrs and John Mclntyrc. -S ' A x y n L 13 A A x 1:. ' Pout”? ii Vi5'”"K i" l 9 ””h"" the -lniin-Wm Farm DPiii0n5'imiI0"iw, E. Mamusiand, s,..mnm-side. ..D..r----w t soniIelslerfreol.Our H L 0 N G F E L L 0 W at. the hang Inf pher grandmot er. at Long Rum. on Mm. 5i”k. S ' i "k ,.. l - . -n- ' . Al an. i .., - ' mm "dd. M ' One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used M” ex 8 -i3v.' NR”. M Ji Rooney, pastor oh MMI and No"; E Mums i WCS Red Prisoner Q h r gar the three Ls, K for the two Os. etc. Single letters. apes. - St. Anthony": Church at Binclllisiland a.nd Cmm”l'L F'1m,'n' 1')omfnu For Th.-gg Yegfs wedcondploueun ln

-trophies, the length and formation of the words are all liinta,

field, returned on Wednesday fol-i iliach day the code letters are different.

land Harold, are presently on holi-i

their service. Ioeult: a friendly atmospher-

Veuound here that

lowing the Catholic Snirial Confor-

mm! M Amignmsh. NSVHK idnvs visiting serci-nl Maritime TOKYO (AP--Associated Press

ipoiuts. They are utissts of Mr. andlpiynmgi-aiylicr Frank Noel and his lM!'S. Roy Adams. of Flor-encevilltniwitc Evelyn were reunited here to-: N.B Mr. Adam-z, an employee olidgy alter a threc-year and one

Piusville and Vicinity

A Crypiogram Quotation 7 N . ' - -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0lMai!cy. ' B Z A A M B Q S F T 1' X P W W C X B Z A A M St. Peters. and family were visitorsi

. , the Bank of Nova Scotia, w s f '- th . l ti n. Noel spent 32 , J H o B . H T .1 . s c B A 3; H K c o 2 v A s 4' -Mrs. Fred Kelly and i ms. to Kensington during the pasii mm. W, H, the sum,f,e,,?Qe E ,','.i3Km, T;?”:"R,:d prisnn stoclcadhi you're sun to mm. E z ii in G mm is w- i-vis x A nu S.'i?3S.i3.”.'.”2.l r.::.::.,.":....f W"--K - e 5- " ?::fi:?.”.3f 42 i" '”"'i r , . . .. .. . l.. S: - . H ' l . . Yosti-rdny's Crnilriqurite: ALL THE COURSES OF MY LIFE mm” NWH Id”;”Rr"dmI',r:.. :1,:,: ,J1?.:.m.;.dnN,s 3:: i V--Cam. .1: F. White and Mrs. , up was ilnwil h0lP frnnr Knives. i DO sHOw' I AM NOT IN THE ROLL OF COMMON M'EN'5 Mm Marv Ellsworth employed i gins returnvrl last work from an r(311:):1eA1:::I:1' mug whege gel (ms 1;:P;:edui:B:,1rdai.;ni .. - a - , ' t ' . . . . H . . 3 . . an zer l ' . i . V ”HAhESPE'ARE'.. at Norbert Oorcoralie left August extended .VlSI( with friends and. MW Rlobmsmh with men. W0 mm Lmlrene pignuer by me chmese J lCi ' D - "”C”C C” i l ' '” ' V 8101' 'D0Y0m0- 1'915i”'9-5 1" O"”"'i”'CK- Alan and Nigel, D;-I . Robinson, while covering the m,-.1-me retreat

the Chanifrjin Reservoir in in December. 1950.

pliysiclail and surgeon, recently came from Eritzland and is now settled in his new home.

from 'northeast Korea

-Mrs, John Davis and son of

Quite a few from this vicinity al- . I I Moncton were visitors to the big

tended the shower at the home of

it ICAPITOL Summon-side

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Today

Thursday '.

Friends of Mr. Charlie German of Burton. I patient in the Western Hospital are pleased to learn that he is much improved in health.

Master Gary O'Brien, St. Louis. is spending a week with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Oorcoran.

Mu. Henry Leclalr. and Dickie and Billy Leclair, Mrs, Jean Nich- olson and Mrs. John J. Corcoran. motored to Charlottetown on Aug- ust 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallant left. recentlv; for Toronto. Ont.., after spending their holidays in Plusville.

Mrs. Henry Ledlair and daughter Geraldine and sons Richard and William of Providence. Rhode 15- land, and Mrs. Jun Nicholson. Fall River, Mass. left for home after spending two weeks in Plus- ville.

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Believe Record ,Is Unique

SUDBURY (GP)--Leo Gauthier. Liberal candidate in Nickel Belt riding. with his election Monday night set up a record believed uni- que in Canadian politics. This is his thirdconaecutive -in three different ridlnu. He was elected first in Niplsslns. When it was split he ran and won in aud- bury. Another lpllt, forming Bud- bury and Nickel Dell. rldlnss. saw him run in Nickel Belt and again win.

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STIMULUS

KARACHI, Pakistan tori-no lateral trade agreements with Hol- land and Finland promise to step up Pak tan'a trade balance with European countries. Pakistan will export Jute. cotton and raw mat- erials in return for newsprint. machinery at" milk products.

kl the United Itatlt last year u0.000.000.000 eulue fact more na- tural sea was injoctad into stor-

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-Jrlie Misses Coleen and Claire. Brennan of Konsinzton rcturnedli recently from a week's visit where they were ituests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Laulcssr h.

-Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moun- tain, Winnipeg, Mart. are guests of Mr. Mountain's brother. Mr. Colin Mountain and Mrs. Moun- tain, Darnley. Bur. -Miss Eileen Walsh of P. E. I. Hospital. spent the past week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Walsh of Lady Fame.

--The numerous friends of Mr. Keir Crater, Malpeque. will re- gret to learn that he was obliged to enter the Prince County Hos- pital recently for an operation.

e-Mr. Walter McKenzie of Char- lottetown. and former representat- ive of First Queens in the Provin- cial Legislature, was an interested

other relatives and friends in P. 13.1. While at Sea View she is the guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Janina E. Murphy. She is the daughter of Janie: Murphy. teacher in Summerside High School. and held ii. responsible position on the nursing staff of Prince County Hospital previous to her departure to Winnipeg. K.

--Mrs. Mary Stmmona returned August. 3, after spending her vac- ation at Somerviile. Ma.se., with her sister. Miss Daisy Stewart. Mr.-i. Simmons was also entertain- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry John- slnn, Brookliiic. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson, Chestiiiii. Hill. Mrs. Simmons ac- minriatiied her 'tcr on her re- turn to Somrrr ct. iollowiniz Miss Stownrtfs mraiion spent in this nrorinrr when she was the g-uast of hrr sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Maynard. Port Hill, and Mrs. Simmons and

I View and Sunimerslde and among! i

visitor at the agricultural demon-

stration at Loni: River. He was very much at home among his former electors. K.

-Mrs. rDr.i E. G. Gillls. Ken- slngton. returned recently from 1 two months visitvwith her niece. Mrs. Reginald Steever. Bathursl. N. 3. She was accompanied by Mrs. steever. who will visit her sister. Mrs. Celestine Mcbellan of Grand Rlver.eK.

-Friends will be glad to learn that vMrs. Alfred Reeves. Burling-

IIB than VII WIOIIIIIIVII.

ton. is recoverlmr from her recent federal government.

Mr. nnri Mrs. James Simmons, Burlington. Bur,

i Hoover imli Birfildd

SAN l”RAN('lSCO, (AP) aFnrm- r-r prwsirlonl Hr-rhert. Hoover oh- isrrvod his 79th birthday Montlay. ilionver. a Republican. issued a statement in which he spoke chiefly of his assignment by Pr-. sirlcnt Elsi-nhower to head the new commission on reorganization of the executive branch of tlv:

tion unlreiown. landed on the deck of a '(.ither ship 2'10 miles from: the Isle of Lewis and 200 miles. snuth of Ireland.

Mr, and Mrs. Clement O'Connor races at Summerside on Saturday. Frup I N 3'1, m1'm5,: L . g g V ” g r in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Weelle A considerable number of Monc- gMM Dummy Mm.phy( RN”, ”3;O;n?temfo1Dzica1 om” Mm My N - Toniglit lZ1J-9110; Thursday 2230-til.)-921.0 Johnson (nee Anna Griffin). tonians attend the races at Summar- 0, wmmpeg. is mum at S” (gt-named no-mg mean, demn,.

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Keeps in the uipboud for weeks! Always night there when you and it! It's l'lelncltmann'a

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