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Phone Charlottetown 8 506 = Summerside 8031. —— Montague 97-2

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TN MEMORIAM

UIRK — hk loving mem- of Henry McGuirk who de- this life February 10,

of the world of suffering, ©

the world of rest.

God's Garden must be beautiful, takes only the best. :

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MCGUIRK — In loving mem- _ ory of Henry McGuirk who de- parted this life February 10th.,

Your memory is my keep sake With which I'll never part God has you in His keeping I have you in my. heart.

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Lovingly remembered by wife.

MCGUIRK — In loving mem- ory of a dear dad and granddad ‘Mr. Henry McGuirk, who passed away February 10th., 1955.

‘ Please God forgive a silent tear

A fervent wish our dad wore Mere ‘

There are others. yes we know

But he was ours and we loved him so. ‘

Dear God take a message

“To our dad in heaven above

Tell him how we miss. him

And give him ail ou love.

Sadly missed and always re membered bly his daughter Ber- tha, son-in-law, Norman, grand- children, Norma, Heather, Bar- bara and Beverley Telfer, Crystal Beach, Ontario.

McGUIRK — [| loving mem- ory of our dear father Henry Mc- | Guirk who passed away February | 10th., 1955.

Today we are thinking of some- one

Who was loving kind and true

Whose smile was as dear as the

sunshine. ,

Dear father that sofheone was you.

Lovingly remembered by daughter Isabel, son-in-law, Ed- ward, and son Gerald. Elliot Lake, Ontario.

MacPHEE — In loving memory of our dear Mother. Mrs. Angus MacPhee, New Haven, who passed away: Feb. 8th, 1953.

A sorrow to great to be told: i

But to those who have loved and lost you, :

Your memory will never old. * Lovingly remembered by the

family. ~

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-MacLEOD — In loving memory of Ewen MacLeod. who passed away Feb. 9th. 1957.

a cherry smile and_a heart of rold!

Peacefully sleeping, and resting at last

All your suffering and troubles are past

In silence you suffered, im pat- ience you bore.

Till God called you home to suf- fer no more. Lovingly remembered

Kathryn.

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SOME FOLK RIDE DONKEYS SOME FOLK RIDE

ELEPHANTS |

Around these parts they

ride in ALLISON Mac- LEOD’S

GOOD USED CARS You will find dependable and good looking transportation on

our lot. We have several nice top quality cars at low prices.

1955 PONTIAIC

Laurentian Sedan, Radio, Stand- ard Transmission. .

$1495.

1954 PONTIAC

2 Door Sedan. Radio.

$995

1954 BUICK SUPER

Dyno-Flow Transmission, Radio.

$1695. 1954 FORD Hard Top. Two-ton paint.

$950

1952 CHEVROLET

| 4 Door Sedan.

$495

1948 PONTIAC

Two-door Sedan, Winter tires, A-1 Motor.

$150

Allison MacLeod Ltd.

Phone 7364 - 7365 126 Cumberland Street Charlottetown. 3

FOR SALE

BY Public Auction on the prem- ises of Peerless Service Station, Charlottetown, P. E. !., at ten o'clock a.m., Feb. 12th, 1959, one 1948 Mercury Coupe, Serial Ne. 022H48-01808.

The above car is being sold pursuant ta a conditional sales contract made between Floyd L. Oakes of North Wiltshrire, P. E. 1., and Stewart Motors, Lid., of Charlotetown, P. E. I., which contract was duly assigned to Trader's Finance Corp. Léd.

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FOR SALE

By> Public Auction on the prem- ises of Royalty Service Station,

Trans-Canada Highway, Char- lottetown, P. FE. 1, at Eleven O'clock a.m., Feb. 12th, 1959,

one 1951 1206917348.

Pontiac Sedan, Serial

The above car is being sold pursuamt to a conditional sales contract made between Donald James Campbell @ Grand Trac- adie> P. E. I., and Stewart Mot- ors, LAd., of Charlottetown, P. E. 1., which contract was duly ‘as signed to Traders Finance. Corp. Lad

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‘By J. R. WILLIAMS

FOR SALE

BELL-TONE HEARING AID like new. $25. Phone 5137.

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TRUSSE”~ — PATENTED UNTT?- ed States and Canada. Guar- anteed to hold any Hernia or money refunded $5.00 Medical Supply Co., 25 Gordon St.. Monctoad, N. B.

AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS for sale at Guardian-Patrio Central Printing.

COW — YOUNG PUREBRED cow due to freshen February 19th, Damien McGuigan, Hope River. * COMMERCIAL VACUUM cleaner. G.H. Woods, heavy duty wet and dry pick up. Pric- ed for immediate sale. Tele- phone 9220.

WHILE THEY LAST — CAR coats in assorted shades, clear- ing at ‘2 price. Sizes 12 and 16. The Fashion Shoppe.

FOR SALE SLABS AND HARD- wood and space heater. Phone 7859.

FOR SALE — LARGE QUANTI- ty oats. Apply P.O. box 56 or phone 2% Kensington.

FOR SALE — PURE BRED Landrace Boar ready for ser- vice. 1949 one ton Chev truck, Malpeque.

FOR SALE—HOLSTEIN COWS, grades and purebreds to fresh- en soon. Holstein heifers ready to breed. Also several feeder cattle. H. G. Judson, Alexandra. CLOSED-IN INSULATED BOX -for ton truck also one hoist and 6 yd. steel box. Gordon Mac Kinnon, West Royalty. Phone 5833. wae ot ge ELECTRIC RANGES, COAL and wood ranges, base burner, beds, springs and mattresses, Thor Electric Washer, Com- modes. Beaton’s Auction Room.

black, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98. Aver- age-Fall at The Fashion Shoppe

141 Great George Spreet. Phone 3355.

FOR SALE — STOCK - BO X condition. Also wanted a num-

ber of little pigs. Wendell Quarrie, Milton.

ONE SINGER REPOSSESSED drop head treadle sewing ma- qhine. $89.50. Singer Sewing Centre, 164 Great George St., ‘Phone 4551.

Mae-

mixed grain (‘no . mustard) $2.40 per. hundred. Apply Parker Jewell, York. Phone 7074. j

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR beef or milk cows, 12 light feeder cattle, work borses, age. P. A. ‘MacDonald, St. Peters.

ELECTROLUX VACCUUM cleaner, chests of drawers, bureaus, vanity with bench, kitchen tables, mantle mirror, oil space heaters. Beaton's Auction Room. CAR 10, USED, CUSTOM 1. Suitable for truck, with aerial lead-in and speaker in- cluded. $35.00 Comfort master heater with defrosters and switches. $25. Apply William Kelly, Marshfieid, P.E.I. GET YOUR NURSES UNE forms at The Fashion Shoppe, — $4.95, Terrylene $15.95. All sizes. 141 Great George Street. Phone $355. SCOTIAN CRAFT SPRING coats just arrived, in the new- est spring colors. $59.95. Sun- ter’s Lady’s Wear, 162 Great George St.

MUST SELL ELECTROLEX with all attachments. Perfect condition 4517. ;

KENMORE ELECTRIC RANGE,

with deep well cooker autome-

tie oven timer, clock grill. and smokeless broiler. push-button

heat and control, used only 3

months $235. also 9 x 12 Har-

dtwist _ Wiltson Rug, brown grey with felt under-rug-A-1

condition $100. Dial 5933.

FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED WOMAN OR GIRL TO work in Chick hatchery near Charlottetown. Apply Mrs. Bruce Unemployment Office.

REGISTERED NURSE RE- quired for Il-hed hospital. ‘Duties to commence February 10). Four weeks’ vacation after one year. sick leave. living quarters at hospital. Apply, stating experierice and salary

_ expected to Secretary-Treas- urer,, Harvey Community Ios- pital, Harvey Station; N.B.

'LEOTARDS—RED BEIGE AND

brood sows, one boar service)

| FEMALE HELP WANTED

REGISTERED . NURSES

Medium sized Toronto Hospital requires REGISTERED NURSES. Minimum salary $255 a ménth. , Please write to the Director of ' Nurses, | THE DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 45 Brunswick Avenue, Toronto 4, Ontario.

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FOR RENT

“RENT A SINGER SEWING MA. chine!"’ Only $7.50 per month including delivery and Picku service. Singer Sewing Centre 164 Gt. George St., Phone 4551

NEW APARTMENT — 3 ROOMS and bath. Heated and hot water. Immediate possession. Apply 233 Queen Street, or Phone 6016.

NEW HEATED FOUR ROOM unfurnished apartment, which contains kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms and bath in resi- dential district. Phone 6426. after 7 p.m*

Farmers Market

WANTED — FEEDER PIGS. Delaney’s Feed Service, Ken sington.

FOR YOUR NEW DESCRIPTIVE Seed Catalogue with varieties proven satisfactory by both

Home and Market Gardeners. | Write Vesey’s Seexis, York.

"CHICKS

CROSS STRAIN

ing 25°~ or more net profit returned over most Pure Strains.

Want a Larger Bird? Try | , our special Red X Leghorn

| $2.54 net profit with over 197% live ability.

Broilers or heavies, order our White Rock Chicks. If you want more poultry profits contact:

Raynor's Poultry Farm & Hatchery,

Get extra half Lp. per day tap teobels ead Uke silos beak

LEG-| HORN PULLETS are giv-

| REAL ESTATE —

ev

-_ HEAR THE CASH REGISTER RING - -

Farmers Market BEEF FEEDERS

Beef Concentrate with Stilbestol, greatest advance for Beef prodwetion. One Lb. Master. 32% Beef Concentrates costs Sc per

make Owner can have some by calling 3368 and paying for this ad.

FOUND—DOG PART SPANIAL and part collie, colour black, brown and white. Owner may oe by identification. Phone

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LOST — IN VICINITY OF ROLL- A-Way Club Saturday evening

‘colored Rhinestone Broach finder please phone 6794.

MALE HELP WANTED

PRESSMAN WANTED

Union shop, 40-hour week, paid vacations and holidays, Cross. State qualifications.

GLOBE PRINTING CO.,

147 Prince William Street,

Saint John, N.B.

Pets

PUREBRED COLLIE PUPPIES, 2 months old for sale $20. Phone 5006.

REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT and bath room. Apply 5 Eden | Street

POW™AL STREET — 25 — UN-

Wanted Te RERF

|\SEAMSTRESS — EUROPEAN

furnished upstairs apartment, 4 rooms and bath, heat and lights furnished, $65 per month. Evenings phone 8818.

APARTMENT 4 ROOMS AND bath, hot water, \heated, base- ment. In Brighton area phone

, 98768 after 6 p.m.

WANTED — ADULT COUPLE for small, heated unfurnished apartment. Eastern Area, Char lottetown. Availablé February 11. “Write Guardian - Patriot Box M-14398.

FOR RENT ©

Heated apartment on) ground floor containing! living room, dinette, kit-" chen, bedroom and bath. Centrally located. Im-. medjate possession.

Apply— | The EASTERN TRUST Company

154 Richmond Street. |

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“WANTED TO RENT

for half-ton truck, in perfect | Cross; 1958 Ottawa Test, 4 TO 6 ROOM APARTMENT OR| Salary depending on qual-

house by March Ist, or April Ist. First floor preferred. Phone 6923. | 7 TO 9 ROOM HOUSE. UNFURN- ished by February 23rd.. Adults with good references. Write Guardian Patriot Box (13256, | Charlottetown. WANTED TO RENT HOUSE, can be unheated and unfur- | nished, large enough to keep roomers and boarders. Central-

Mount Herbert. Phone 7984

ly located. Phone 6215. . *

-PROFESSIONAL CARDS —

BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LIB. [,] Sank of Commu Oy Palmer & Haslam

____. Bent of Move Seutie (City. Peake & Nicholson

Ss ae ee

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Carre Gide. Bist 9496 Gusen %. Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B. (Mclean & McKinnon)

Currie Bldg. | 179 Queen %. Dial 3361

~~ ‘Frederic A. Large, _ Q.c. MLA. Room 207 Dominion No eee MacPhee & Trainor 160 Richmond S$. a7: “ROBERT G. MacLEOD, B.A., L.L:B.

Room 208 Dominion Bidg. Dial 4126

Services Offered

Mimeographing, Bookkeeping, Stenography Mrs. Helen Acorn 2 Brighten Read, Charlottetown Dial 6349

Dial $573 |

Chiropractor Nicci ieee a oe se Dr. W. R. Carson

201 Prince St. Dial 6432

Optometrists J. A. Carruthers, R.O. — mle ee _ . §. S. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House ATS

Architect

~ J. F. Toombs, B. Arch Architect

140 Richmond St. Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard | B. Arch. MR. A.1.C. Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618 Summerside, Wednesday's Dial 2936

~~ Peter A. McNeil |

ARCHITECT 166 Gt. Geo. $F. Phone 4339

Electrical Engineer

E. S. Chandler B.Sc. (EE), ME. 1 C, P. Eng. 16) QUEEN ST. - PHONE 8325

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Charlottetown P.O. Box $13

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS |

“Sa 148 Greet George

Disl 6547 — 6548 ARTHUR J. GARRETT

PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING 100 Fitzrey Street

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO.

COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetown

H.R. DOANE & COMPANY .

Dial 5548

S., Charlottetown ‘i : P. 0. Box 187

‘HALF TON OR ONE

joe accepted. All bids and

:|EXPERIENCED HAIRDRES-

REAL ESTATE WANTED TO RENT

WANTED SMALL

ed apartment by two Parkdale or Belv Phone 6200.

VANTED TO RENT BUILDING

suitable for Garage. Must ‘be capable of handling six cars Apply. D-H Goodspeed. . Phone 6571. ;

In Area.

Store in Charlottetown in

good location. Floor space. 1,000 square feet,‘ with ad- ditional storage of 600 sq. ft: for stock. . Write:—

GUARDIAN-PATRIOT BOX 14356 Charlottetown

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE — 100 ACRES, House and barn situated on main road, near Churches, stores and depot, near Cardi- gan. Write or Apply Mrs. Ned MacGuigan, Montague, P.E.I. or Miss Josephine Ryan, 1 Rockaway Street, Lynn Mass., U.S.A.

SERVICES OFFERED

trained; Altemations, Women’s and childrens’ clothing a spe cially. Drapery, slipcovers. Mrs. Frank Bachand, 74 Syé- “*néy St. Phone 8285

SERVICES OFFERED

REDUCE HEATING COSTS INSULATE NOW! |

No more drafts when you, insulate. Ask our custom- ers and you will be amaz- ed at the stories you will hear.

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For free estimates CALL 6426 Watch for our big\ white truck. NORTHERN INSULATION Company of Canada Ltd. - Home office: | Bayside Drive, Saint John, N.B.

TEACHERS WANTED Female Teacher

For P.E.I. Day Training School in Charlottetown for Retarded Children. Ap- licants should have grade XII education and be pre- ferably between the ages of 20 and 35.) |

ifications $150 per month while training and later by arrangement.

Write Guardian-Patriot

; | Box 13275 Ch’town. |

WANTED TO BUY |

WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS | or quarts Dial 8595 i WANTED OLD COINS SEND 3 cents for four page price list to Carl N. Gamester. Post Office Box 53 Charlottetown, P. F.1 : | TON | truck in good condition Be-| tween $200. and $300. cash Write all particulars to Guard. | ian - Patriot Box 13221 Char- lottetown.

TENDERS ©

Tenders will be received | until Monday, February 16 1959, 12 o’clock Mid-night. from Builders, Plumbers and Electricians, for~ the construction of a six-unit apartment building.

Plans and specifications zan be obtained .by written request. x

The Advertiser reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and the low- ast bid will not necessarily

information will be kept

strictly confidential, Addressvall request to GUARDIAN-PATRIOT

Box 13173, Charlottetown.

Work Wanted

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ser desires fll time work. Write Gnuardian-Patriot Box o 14116, Chartottetown,

‘Davy Crockett’ Draws Sentence

FREDERICTON (CP) —Satur- day, Elbridge Hollins went to a University of New Brunswick dance dressed and armed as pio- neer hero Davy Crockett

Monday Magistrate Lioyd B Smith sent him to jail for 30 days. The charge: Carrying a_ con-

| Souris to St. Mary’s Roman Cath-

his family and friends, leaving on return to U.S.A. by motor

“Hec” or “Vie*, as he was familiar]y called, was of a jolly, genial disposition and his yearly visits were looked for- ward to with pleasure. He. had resided in the United States for a number of years, and at the time of his passing was associat- ed with Brody Equipment Cor-

ham, also the men’s Association, as well as St.. John’s Lodge A.F. and A.M. Reyal Arch Chapter of Masons, and Wakefield Lodze of Elks.

His body was accompanied to Montague by his brother, How- ard. Before leaving Boston, memorial services were held at the Sawyer Funeral Home by members of the Masonic Order and Elks. Many beautiful floral tributes and messages of sym- pathy were received by the fam- y. :

Surviving are his wife, Pearl, his mother, Mrs. Charles Vick- erson, one sister, Edith, Mrs. H. L. MacGregor, and two brothers, Howard of Montague and William of Charlottetown.

A largely attended funral was held in Trinity United Church,

Montague, conduc by the pas- by Rev. A.G.J. of Mon- tague Baptist urch.~_As the

theme of his discourse Mr. Fras-

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and 4 “He healeth the broken heart and bindeth up their wounds. He-telleth the number

of the stars: he calleth them by their names’’. e

Hymns sung by the choir were favorites of the deceased ‘Guide me O Thou Great Jehova’’ and “Peace, Perfect~Peace’’’ A solo “Wonderful Peace’ was feelingly rendered by Mrs. A.G. Wightman

Pall bearers were Henry Mac- Laren, Malcolm MacLean, Irving Tweedy, Fred Shaw, David Wright and J.J. Stewart.

Burial was in the family plot

‘in Montague Community Ceme-

tery.

IN MEMORIAM

ANNA JANE RICHARDS

The death occurred at the Char lottetown Hospital on January 8, 1959 of Mrs. Anna Jaze Richards

of Souris in her seventy-seventh

year. She had been in il! health for over a year and twice enter- ed Hospital for treatment.

She was a daughter of the late Hugh and Lucy Ann Wilt of Souris. .

She is survived by two dau- ghters, Mrs. Edith Larkin, Brookline, Mass., and Mrs. Kat, harine Lightbourne, Bermuda.

She is also survived by a bro- ther Charles Wilt and a sister Annie, Mrs. Dairon.

She was predeceased by a son a number of years ago.

Her funeral was held from the Dingwell Funeral Parlours in

olic Church on January 10th.

The funeral was conducted by Rev. Father J.A. Murphy. The interment was in the New ceme- tery Souris.

The pall bearers were Alen Mooney, Melvin McPhee. Clar- ence MacAulay, Stanley Brown.

IN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT

The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on the morning of January 23, 1959. of William Edward Bryant, aged 71, of 90 Water Street, Summerside.

Mr. Bryant was born in North Enmore, P.E.I., served with the 105th Battalion, and 26th New Brunswick Battalion, in France, in the First World War, and with the Veterans’ Guard in World War II. He gave unstintingly of himself in service to this and bore with patience and

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titude the illness resulting there-| -

LEGION PROPERTY -- SUMMERSIDE.

The Hockin Family: John, Arthur and Helen: Ralph and Mary. Lioyd and Doris Bell L.O.L., 1609 Victoria West; Summerside Branch, Canadian Legion; : gion; O'Leary Branch Canadian Le

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. PETER CURRIE

An old and esteemed resident of Rice Point, in the person of Sarah Jane Currie, widow of the late Peter Currie, passed peace- fully away on December 17th, 1958, at her home, in the nine- sieth year of her age.

Mrs. Currie who was born Sarah Jane Maclsaac_ jn Fair- view, taught school for a num- ber of years on P.E.I. in her youth, lived a few years in Bos- ton, Mass., and spent the rest

Rice Point.

She was a devout Catholic and was visited frequently during jber last illness by her pastor | Fr. Doyle, who also administer-

F. J. BRENNA

Summerside branch office,

Toronto markets quotations and p'

John—Head

welcome.

February 6th, 1959.

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TENDER

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FOOTHILLS PIPE LINES LTD.

NOTICE is hereby given that

ensuing session thereof, for a bill incorporating @ company under the name of FOOTHILLS PIPE _ ES LTD. for the purposes of: (a)-Constructing, d ev eléping and operating inter-provin- cial and extraprovincial pipe lines for the trans portation of oil, natural oF artificial gas or any liquid or. gaseous product or by product thereof, within @ outside Canada; and

All subject to the prov'-iom of The Pipe Lines Act. Chap ter 211 of the Revised Statutes of Canada, 1952, and of any other general legislation of the Parliament of Canada relating to pipe lines. :

The Applicants will request such other powers and cor porate provisions as may be | deemed necessary for the car | rying out of the objects of the Company.

DATED at Toronto this Ist day of January, 1959. PATRICK S. DUFFY, Esq. ' 171 Yonge Street, | TORONTO, Ontario. Solicitor for the Applicants.

ANNOUNCEMENT

N & CO. LTD.

Members of Investment Dealers Association of Canada takes pleasure in announcing the opening of our new

as of Wednesday, February CURRIE.

12th, under the management of WILLIAM A.

High grade stocks and bonds are our specialty and direct teletype communication with Montreal and rill insure quick “up to

pt finalizing of transactions.

Summerside joins our ‘other Maritime offices of Saint Office—Fredericton, Moncton, Halifax, Sydney and Charlottetown in providing a_ reliable investment service to clients of this area.

Inquiries re quotations and financial reports will be

minute”

F. J. BRENNAN & CO. LTD.

Members of Investment Dealers Association of Canada (Office 2nd floor of new MacArthur building)

85 Prince William Street, St. John, N.B.

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SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 1 p.m., Feb. 28th, for the pur-

chase’ LOT.

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of the LEGION HOME AND ADJOINING

Full particulars may be obtained from th Secretary Manager. °

The highest or any tender not necessarily

accepted. ~

cealed hunting knife and a shot- gun without a permit. L

JAMES T. HOGAN, . Secretary Manager,

S'Side Branch Canadian Legion

P.O. Box 907, S'Side

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