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The kingfisher, remarkable for Its peculiar shape and brilliant “coloring. dashes fish on a stone or tree limb before swallowing it.

IMIVIES "LOVE STORY" ‘ Starring Margaret Lockwood and Stewart Granger ‘Patricia Ross MOLMES’ HALL, IRACKLEY BEACH I ‘FRIDAY NIGHT, 9 PM. ' Double F/eature IONSHAW ‘ SATURDAY NIGHT, 9 PM‘ . r Admission 25c and”:

HUGE RAILROAD TERMINAL

Now York's Grand Central Bta- tion, with its 40 tracks on two levels, has a greater number than any other railroad passenger ter- mlnal.

ATTENTION

Houso and lam Windows of all sizes, either open or glued. ' Made to Order.

Also Doors, inside and out- side. Combination and Screen doors when plywood ls available.

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.30! LUX DRY CLEANERS. Montague, pay strict attention to mail orders.

Egg Production In Province y Ilontinues Heavy

Egg production continues heavy for the season of the year. last week's receipts being above the quantity received for the same period last year; the Dominion De- partment oi Africulture egg and poultry market report said todav. Issued by Mr. F. M. Nash, senior poultry pmducts inspector. the rc- port said the quality Is good but srme eggs are being classified Grade "B" due to disrcloured yolk; and wreak wlil-tes or albumen d-ue to hens running at large. Too

season of the year. This quality egg is not desired by the consumer therefore is graded "3" and dis- cmmited in price according to the consumer's preference.

The production of disooloured yolk egg; is economically unsound as these eggs are discounted in price as much as seven or right cents per dozen. Feed prices beiniz high. it is tempting to allow hens to range and pick up their food. Hens require a certain amount of zreen flood and this iood can reduce the cost of feeding considerably without much loss in quality. if hem; are kept confined to the house daily until three p.m.. fed liberally with a good laying masn and then allowed to range after this hour.

Canada. as well as Prince Edward Island. still has a surplus of eacs over domestic requirements. This condition necessitates the export of the surplus in different forms tr Great Britain and does set the price being paid for evils ihroush- uut Canada. Present paying prices will not fluctuate verv much until production drops or when we again

in ghell, September prices will increase some seven cents per dozen. Many predict prices will rise before this date. Operators of sradim 558M005 continue to quote for unaredod eggs A Lame 37-8. A Medium 35%- 36, B 29-31, C 18-20 and selling m, graded product to wholesalers fob their stations A Large 42. A Medium 40, B 36%. Wholesalers are quoting retailers for the graded oartoned pack A large 48. A Medium 46, B loose 40 and in turn eggs are retailing to con- sumers cartoned A Large 52-5. A Medium 50-3. B loose 4511.

The poultry market is quiet. Some broilers and fowl are being offered. Broilers. and fowl which have completed their lay, are now marketed in other Darts of Can- ada. The market for fowl is strum: and prices are considerablv hlizh~r nun lest year, particularly prices

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Appeal Gases At Georgetown

Pour appeal cases came before the supreme Oourt at Georgetown yesterday. with Mr. Justice George J. ‘Iweedy presiding. The cases were disposed of as follows;

The King, respondent, vs. Bor- den Munn. appellant. Appeal from a. conviction for drunken drivi g brim-e Btipendiary Magistrate 0s. W. MacDoﬁald in July, i947. Ap-

oonviction upheld. The Attorney General and S. s. Hessian, K.C., for respondent; R. R. Bell, K.C., for appellant.

Laurence MoPhes. respondent. vs Henry Pope. appellant. Appeal from the Magistrate's conviction for’ assault. Lester O'Donnell for respondent. Mr. Bell for appellant.

ter J. MacDonald. Appeal from a conviction under the Wlighway ’I‘i'affic Act. Attorney General and Mr. Hessian for respondent: Mr. Bell for appellant. Appeal dis- missed and Magistrate's decision confirmed. John Hooper. respondent". vs. Albert Griffin, appellant. Appeal from a conviction in debt case heard before Judge ‘Tralnor in the King's County court. E. 8. ‘Iralnor for respondent, Mr. Bell for ap- pellant. Judzrnerit of loweﬂcourt upheld and appeal dismissed. The Court adjourned sine dle.

ﬁavs ﬂutlont i-‘nr Peace Ilot Good

IUNDON. Ont. May 26 -- (CF? -- Arthur R. Ford. editor ln chief of the London Free Press. who ‘re- rumeri last Saturday from a Gen- eva conference on freedom of in- formation. told the Canadian Club here today that "the outlook for peace is not. good." He added however. that he did not think there was any likelihood of war at present.

. NATURAL GROWTH! Hairs in plants are natural growths from the outer cells.

United States. The Dominion De- partment of Agriculture Mazketino Service reports Tlorontc ‘and Montreal dealers quoting for live f-owl five pounds and up Grade A 28, four to five pounds 22-3 cents.

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mterad into root at her home at Peter's 0n the afternoon of Atlril 9th . Mrs. William Lem; McLean (nee) Henrietta Jena Boers in her 81st year. Born 4|, Peter's Hold May :8, 1867, daugir. ter o! the late Alfred Isaac Bear; and his wile (nee) Rebeca; Thlmnr

On April 18th, me aha was uni- ted in marriage to the late William Leith McLean who predeceased hen over seven years ago.

Two weeks previous to her pa“. irig she was stricken with a heart

recovered. She bore her suffering with Christian fortitude. and was

would recover. But God willed otherwise, and at noon or the above mentioned date she suffered a severe heart attack, from which aha did not recover. She realised that the end was near and quoted fNm the Bible those wards: "For what is our life, it is even as a vapour, that appeareth for a little time and then vanisheth away.“

Left to cherish the memory of a good mother are her four daughters and three some who will miss her presence in the horn», Gladys. Mrs. A. R. Venlot, Pictou, N. 8.: Raul. Mrs. James Mccarron,

5t. Mary's Rd. P. E. 1.; Jessie. Mrs. James Thompso , Ever-en; Mus..- Lrene, Mrs. Her Jenkins,

El/Qrel/l. ‘MESS-i Harvey. Gibbons. Alberta.- Milton, West saint John. N. 8.; Willard at the home, ‘Peter's Road

All the family were present at. the funeral except the eldest 1cm Harvey tn the West. Also left to mourn are one sister, Mercy, Mrs. William MacDonald, Peter's Road; and one brother, Arthur Bears. Sydney. N. S.. as well as a large number dl grandchildren.

The funeral service was hold in Peter's Road Presbyterian Church of which the deceased was a merrnber. She also was a member of the Missionary Society for many years.

Rev. C. D. Henderson the minister conducted the service and ‘ _, the message. He preached on the theme "Jesus the way o! Life" from John 14 1~6 vs. He referred to the preparation the departed one had made in this life for the next, and our need to do likewise,

He was emstad in the service bv Rev. R. L. l-llsccck of Murray River Pentecostal Tabernacle. boils also taking part at the grave side. Mr. l-llscock read the ninetiet-h psalm a favorite of the deceased. He too made reference to the late lvlrs. McLean as a ivomam whom he had known as a devout phrlstian, being a personal believer in Christ, who lived a militant Christian life and had a. cheery testimony of His saving grace.

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The family of the late Mrs. W. L. McLean wish to thank friends and neighbours who so kindly helped m variwa ways in their recent sad bereavement; also appreciation and‘ aha-aha are extended to all who sent cards and letters of sympathy.

Approve Salary Boost For Anglican Clergy

SAINT JOHN. N. 8.. May 26- (CP)-A higher scale of stipends for Church of England clergyman was approved at s. division synod meeting here today. The action

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delicious varieties of Van Cam p's Pork and Beans! There's Van Camp's Pork and Beans with Tomato lance. Plump, tender beans, cooked as only‘ Van Camp's know how-with the ﬁnest Canadian ' porlr, and a delicious, spicy tomato sauce.

For another adventure in real bean eating, try Van Camp's New England Style Beans with Poi-la

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In aided parishes of the diocese an increase of $100 will become el- fective July l, i948.

in self-supporting parishes the minimum stipend to the rcplcr will be 81.800 a year. In addition a free house or a relssonable allowance for rent will be provided Payment will be made for transportation expenses incurred in parochial du- ties. l.

The stipend to be paid any as- sistant minister will be not .21»: than $1,500 a. year. student lay readers also will receive an in- crease.

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