clients A? wherion Open

ools reopened Y9!- ”””."1':."r gigdes 1 to 10 with a rda)nl'tiIIn)enI of 190 puplla an m.l,,:.. at 18 over last Y9lI"ll M111 day. nuiollment is F01 mleled and is exiiecwd W; p -ioo pupils. For fifteen little ',,.;1 girls it was their "first

rll

H 3 school

'i1,e liiaching mitt is comprised

trades l and 2. Mia: Noreeiit illis: lll't'”'I: 2 wd teal?!-'5. E117: 111insoIl. idea 4 . -1 verell St. , grade: 5 and 6, Mrs.t 1,1. protiu grades 7 and I. Hear!

Mr.

rose. I August I4. Miss Beryl Miller, Pres- Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Grcnn left hytcrian Home Missionary.

Alberton by car yesterday for Fpnke on her Vltlrk among the Ind-

Port Credit. Ontario. where they tans at School Lake Reserve. Mani

will visit relatives They will he tot-in

abaient for a month. not and Mrs Riissell Waye and Mrs. Stanley ('. Ptiirier, His son -Id('IiIP. of Toronto. were guests

couche accompanied by her daug- hter, Miss Lumina Poirier. R.N., Charlottetown; her son and daug- hter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. .lohn C. 12!, Polrier and their ricili Sylvia, Adrian and Mary. were welcome visitors at the home

Alberion

children.

and Mrs. Frank Pridham.

Freeland

at the home of Mr. and Mrs liam H. Phillips recently. which Rev and Mrs. Waye to Boston. where Mr.

Pat- plans

The Women"; Missionary Society Fredericton. NB. are siicndim: a of the Pre.sl:.itei'ian Church had aa friends remember Russell as a .'CC"C'”'TC""'NOC"- few days at their cottage. Slontr guest SlIPak('i' on Sunday evening.

1Tuesdny. Aug. 30 1955 The Guardian Pogo in

clinical psychology His

student Minister at lnvernesti prior to and during the building

who of the Mission Church

Wil- after will W”!

to take a year's course In

Mr. and Mrs Harold Phillipa spent a pleasant week's vacation in Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island.

Mr. anti Mrs. Frank Hardy and family visited recently in Harmony at the home of Edwin and Helena Yeo. Mr and Mrs. You had as guests Mr and Mrs Major Yen and family from Brandon, Manitoba

Mr. Leo Gallant. who iii employed at "Hill Slope Farm”. has bought his Wit? and family from their late home in Southriort to reside In Freeland.

Mr. and Mrs Edgar Palmer of Weston. Mass. spent their holidays at Stanhope Beach They visited at the home of Mr Palmer's brother and sister-inelaw. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Palmer

Mr. and Mrs William Smith of Boston. .'ltlnss.. arrived by auto on Slinda) August 11. to spend a vacation at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith

AMATEUR SAFE BLAST

GRIMSBY. Ont. tCPi-An ee- timatad 81,500 damage was done to the brewer's warehotlse here by I shattering blast of nitro-glycerine. touched off early Monday by what police describe as "a rank am- ateur" in an unsuccessful attempt to blow open the office safe. con- taining week-end cash f'Pl'P,li')IF. estimated at betwecn SL001) anrt SL500

DRAPAUD EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 Judging of II:0D a.m. (Standard) ,Official Opening 2:00 P. M. Tractor Puil 4:30 Tug 9' War 6:30 Highland and Step Dancing 7:30

Modern and Old Time Dancing 10:00-I;00 Bring the whole family mid enjoy

both noon and evening, canteen service, Burke's

. J. H. ClItll'IllIEI'I3lTi. C N2 130 f Mr. and Mrs. M.M. Foley ; radea 0 and 10. Winston. ” - A. Swan. C . . . . .. me 143 E 1 1:11.111 Albertnn. on SundaY- 11;)11V&e,.1 G5 1 315 115 ,1 10 pupils are oca . . in ieson. GG .. . 210 150 .Gr:ev5 school where they will he1 , ..59”9PPW.W9E,P'89,.5( :L. Walton. c 214 156 med 0,, 5ep111, at); by grades, P E 1l;1essey.11(: C... , 211 145 1 12 5- - -l- Open ..2::.::?... 3:: :2: w. R. MacNeiil, c 178 I52 2:: Allendcrson 'c "ff 2211 um ' F. Whitehead. R .... .. 180 N6 Phill' .. c' . l . 22" 149 esiern Guardmn I K. Irwin. C . .. 158 w. xia'ci(p;i. e . . 22:11 156 1, s. TAYLOR. optometrist will 1. w. Gillls. c 148 G. Kan. (1 .. .. Z'il 139 . in Alberton Office this Saturday. 1 f1-W, - , . -. I ger1l1Inr1t1i1. S 152 J. Scribner C .. . 214 I62 pt ll 1 3' . . - - - Ell I13. 157 T. Edgetl. C 238 I66 , J. Fritz 152 HEAR blnlilllg Bill MacCor- 1 11.111c1mx1GG 11 152 JUNIORS "I '” 5':..hV”" ”' "M" CARS COLLIDE AT MIDDLETON M- Maexe-me. c m lav Gross no . icinber . MIt.'M1iil;1i:1. . N1ich111)lson. (I3 .. 175 157 SOFTBALL tonight and 'llliurI- Above are shown the 1941 Chev. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Eugene; 0' 3””? - I - l tic ll". . 182 106 L::t"n?".iI:-..”"' Annual DINWY M--1 19” W li:E:.;':... :l:::'":t:l:.. '".::::ed..:IEscuPe When cs tilt??? ” :3 I23 til -:3:::3::.”::"c :2: is . 1 93 sq , . . . , . . . . . . . . .. 1 , , . H slim: mmnm Conference M I"”"" "..”''"Z: "iiiivhei 3"” '""' W W3 "' ”””"eJCar Goes Into it 132 IS?”-,,:”"”” -1 1- I 1” "9 PANTRY , ormer a emp I O In Iltll directions, - . gend: C-Charlottetown; H- lure. Kenslnslom S'"""l3! 599" to enter a driveway It. Middleton (Photo by Wottoli) - 5- W 199 163 Halifax. M-Moncton. L-L-kw .. 1... 3. woo P-m-ll-Nldlu time. Crapaud Camp W IDiich On Curve .1... m-c....... on... A-Am- y Ladies Aid. Keir Memorial . 5EC0ND DIVISION C N 1 hem. K-Kentvillp. BWBathurst. ircll. Malpeque. The tenth annual deanery con-' B I W I Two girls, Mario Mailman, 16. -r-ms v s S'sit'Ir. 1' I7l's-tlei'irinn. sa- I ference will be held on Labor Day e S and pauletge (3-,a11am1 111 01- J. S. MacDonald, 6 till 145 Sat-kvillr. R - Riverside Ill” "legllgg 5:"mf::1:” weekend at the Anglican Churchl . Summernidc. miraculously escaped1 lv3ll-sl13n01llJ1el- A llllll -- I82 146 Mr W 501'" '5 3" 3'" ' am at Crapaud. The youngl S d N - 1, 11, 1,1 k1955 D 101 . 183 147 ion will be held tonight Ill 3” fsgoplie are privileged to have asi A zyengmfmugc Gwaniso MIC. Trainor, C 133 147 (jarlclon siding School at ll i7.ln- . J. b it I . D. w. Fraser. 6 . ms 147 . their guest speaker Rev A bo of Summerside. and driven by ntei-Ming films '0 M umwnt of New Glasgow, N.S., past, aha. On Saturday morning a number buleiice of the sea and the heavy Miss Manmam Ian the h1Ehway;E. Smith. S 185 149 Ratttlvlrth Stevenson. secretary. plum M the dmc", who W111 speak of fishermen and residents of AI- discharge of water. on a curve 1” the mad about 31111. MacLeod, A 185 145 . . .A M E .111 1119 four 595510115 of (he meme herton saw what is believed to Although a most unusual event. mile and 8 ha” east of Summew N. Nicholson. (1 . 186 136 IN l:0:r.I'1l11bI;:y 111r:. p111V1l:11l: "Youth and wm,sh,1p..11 have been 3 waterspout, an ull-13H elderly rt-sid1ent of Alberton side and ended up on its hood1IW.vJ. HBSIEIII, C . 187 139 ”l"'''" 1 A1 1 1 119,1 111 - 1-1 usual phenomenon of nature for South recalled a s milar occurrence Z ' . . . 1 . esaey, 187 141 ' IN mu” County Hoapml progsrliimuclx-ii a Uiiiy golxlilelihliein t-Iiis locality. located about a mile about fifty years ago. ':1';r;:f1;:1"C::, fz:3l';::zh'"1tth1e,a?.1ppg:1et: C. -I .Cr0Wll. 3 -. 154 lllI9l"”li "am 1:” f:15ct';':edCh:11pI5erv1ce at 311” -0-dock Sunday 0111 to sea due east of Alberton ----j-i proved. mwards gummenide H. Maybe . .. . I67 Will” "I ”.. ' 1,' .1 h bour. The object, which was ' J t S t 0. R. Stmons C . . H2 oitetnun Lxhibition. Her condition :;?1l;l1:8.II1 af1il1t1I1:1ceof;i1i-o1:11e111;311i1ine1'111r v1asi1b1e 1011 011111 1111 111111111 consisted Red CYOSS Water A1lt1I11oi1ig1t11 1111I11r;I11z1111tn111i1 A1 Mauaag C 11 151.1 35Ih””"'"Kd:;3 nieggg "':.young people are u, conducg the of a dense black cloud of consider- Surety .es?s At filnad 1:1; E.1m'ewam1d mury H. Wooldrirlge. C .. . . 117 W l"”'””'9 . I - n A bl di t o t di d 1 t . . ' 3 ' I -l.Molloi'. C . 149 op? 1111.1, 1",, W111 be 1-uny re, ser1vlg1i:11i1)1n1111 15 a1;1vi:1r1laii11g11ed W1111 awe w11a1reii11e e1111111s:x1i:;1i i:1g11m:l1t1:1i1i11o1o sklnneris Pand 1with the exrcotinn no taiznmiiior M1 Ba1m1m1 K 1 1 133 n soon. I S. -11 1 I cuts to the arm of Miss Millman. 1.-1 G1 Hu1c1.le50n1 ' am 1511 .i oilesl speaker and on Monday throll81h 1le1t;1glasses131PDeare1d to T111sye111s1111111E111 Fund has been and mm, ""9 am? 1" (THW1 am D g11dgew1ck r 201 153 1;uc,u;nujm'-M.r. and Mrs. afternoon a program of aports will 0095” 0 3 RWY 5W”"8 C” "m" -. - - 1 e of the car throuizh the left front i i' ' ” ' ' ' ' " .. . . 1 1 1 11 1 1,1 1,1 added to thc iapidly glowing list , I. Horne. c .. 201 15:1 l'””...ll:I;l2l..?'.3”l2ig... 8.112112: ::..::': 922. ml: :: 3.2." 0 a e com. s. R. . an a(Ilt.'(III)Di it-that Mario in John events ' I Two Alberton South fishermen. '"""."l95 "'3? "The ”agd'C1 "U . 3- w”""5"-CM -- - 203 163 . .1 j, ' 1 1 . 1 1 .1 G M 311, d M 11 Mb tot lives lost I rougl nee 1 ess '1'. Hooper, , 203 1491 D11""1'1”,..Ul,':1'”;3;e:?1?w::f II:'at"(.l;a"re V1521; b(;o'gfe'e:fl:p1:1':l 3:v"g'ef'1 5,,e1?er:wqu1feene;:.no1 ce,,1,u',l,,,, aenrd drownings. the people of Skinners ofdef Inquesi H. Sutherland . 203 09 larch-.1132 September 94 19:5 tEbsary and othe: memberabl iholsald there was It heavy fall of wat- PW” Sp”"5”"d 3 Red Cmff S”'""' C w'”"”-'- C 149 . 1 ' ,'1 - ming and Water Safety ourse. J. Chapman 161 11l11111151111u1c1I1t1c1i1i1111at St. Josephs 1c11t1i1i11tei-Ce11;ac1.1,111f1?111g1n1111:c11eeAa11-1e 1gleI11Yal-1l;1l1 Eglilggg 311:: 1tfhfhg;abxf'h:fic:ee3 Miss Bernettc Ahearn. acted as In DeuTh of P. Slaney ' ' ' T ' i ' t ' Iiairman of the Swimming and I ' G. Chapman I58 FIWERH1 HONDAY 11 The 1l;I11l:13;ttID1E1i'l;:,I1tl'l-i8ti1f1"I'::sIb1':'1T1:1: P9513; z::y5;1e:;::i1g'i:il1?:;'lg,ol::vjiebflf Vaterrsatety Committee. Miss S slde Man G. Scantlebury. C 206 I64 I"l9”l "U ""3 late M”' Cmumbmlplilll KI1)'E- 3911)! Lou Tre?'.I:2nicli' H I 7' W” (T Ilorence Bun;iE:.'IIlTignlSh' msuiwihg The death (C('Ilfl'(:'CI at the Prince glarli I Hlghland Musio Mldwly. rsenzult. wife of Columbus Ar- 11 111 C '1 lie group vr ic was one o 1 ' 1 uc emu-i .. 1 ......: .........h .. Russell s.......n32..”'o..3l.”:;.. Kilt? .il?:P..:.;l ouioey-Alien lamest "1-1st in the .C.;,,",1,;,;. t:,:5g;;:I.,":,;:;1,,';";;" 1- man 6 1- m 1" ts. MAx THOMPSON. ummerside. was eld yesterdayI1-931511-1;; Hm-ace C01” Dec! to Pll0V1ll'll-'9 l5 V931": 1 1 ' ” 1 t 1 . - "T "l- 1 1 V itorninit from St. Paul's Churchlhave a good uitendanceuon hsandi Ml" Uaul-(-mdmme d1ud AUBEJOED 33: dSUfi;d:;d ?iiagsTl1ml:!ef'l1E:'D Ugsphiiaci Tm”) DIVISION Pies"-km Iiern Requiem Mass was cele-lfor the deaneryis tenth anniversaryl Murphy” visited U": C 855 :3 C151)” 13119.1 111 111 1115 home Gills! Nrl rated by Rev .i H. Leclair. Rev. conference. S1 A 11111111 1111111 111111111 wed11111g was ducwd tesl5 0” i "gust 3 er In order to dem.m1l'1e the cause 6. Macbean. c 193 135 1

which the following candidates were

tN'I'llt Nltlvlaeofl tllllclllted til V-Ile solemnlzedin St. Andrew's Church, presented M111 Red Cross awards. of death the remains were 1131-15.

raw and the pail bearers wt,-rel

the meals

3. G. WOOD. Secretary

many

1 isgmcutal I

EX-LAX In Iweoldod lanih

Professional Cards Chartered

Accountants

'1'. Earle Hickey oaoadlah Bank of Commerce

Building Sammerside. P.E.I. Ifiioaa K

W. Albert Robertson P. E. i. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water Street sumniel-aide DIAL r. o. lid 3344 M1 INSURANCE K. E. Ellis if Son Limited

Fire - Auto - Casualty ii Summ . st sumnierlidu

Optometrist

E E. Parkman 0pt.D.. R.0. PHONE 3237

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. iummel St. Sunimereids

"i. F. Hunter, R.0. Suiriniersldc. P.E.I. - Phone 813 SMALLMAN'S BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant.

.. .. 0.13. 288 Water Street S ” Above Maurice Mlllls Men's Wear

PHONE 8580 PHYSICIANS Dr. I-I-tIwr' i1nc.Nelll.K.D.

Physician Surgeon

Water Street. suinmeralde Phone 7032

Photographers THE HEAD STUDIO 3. w. SEARS

Continued from page it tiiallfax N. S on the evening of B 1 A n D If d ch 1 t ..D.eg, .. . ,,., W, - - - , . ; yle, Margaret. erre to ar otte own yesterday A"3""' 394' Wile? the R9V- W C-ID0yef.,"l,i'i1.:f.,, 1E,.,.1,21,,,,., France; Imorning and it is understood that 1Anderson united in marriage Etia1Pem.s1 Clarence Keem 1)m.mhy.the report, or the 1,1-1,111.11,-1.1 1,.. Kathleen Allen. daughter of Dr. Be,,,,,,,1' M,,,1.,,, 1...,” Le1,1,,Iihologisc has determined the cause

lessrs Jack Schurman, Vincent mdant. Jr. George Morrison, tirtion Sullivan. Toussant Poirler nd Sylvcre Gallant. interment was

Toronto Stocks

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P',

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An attractive medium blue in color. This car is in such good condition that you will not believe it until you

seelt.

A SPECIAL AT S1895

1954 FORD SEDAN Blue and white two tone

1953 DODGE SEDAN

1951

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Maroon with Radio.

I950 M

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1952 INTERNATIONAL I-2 TON Wooden box on ii pickup body.

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Original price approxi-

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During our opening sale at W0s'll1DIl0llS0 IP93- anaes. Refrigerstoos - Washers -- Stoves -

payment plan-week of August 39 - Sept. I.

irchasod on a monthly

Athlrrydeylo-Soguarenteeingiveiiwitiieeeh passenger earoeiiingfer

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i:::. T- hri ' ox . r- ' 1111.; o";,: 3,” 3” gvigley, son of Mrs. J. F. Oakley and ,1un1,,,5; Join c,a11an1 gemmel A coroner's jury had heen emv .7oo Ollsal 9 9 9 the late Mr. Oakley of Dartmouth. 131,111,111 1;Ve1y,, Douceuev 1,1111” panelled by Dr. W.E. Callaghan HSFSOTIBIS Am 31:11:? 3' 1;: 1: 1: N. S. Miss Marjorie Payne wasl Kennedy and Vincent Gallant, yesterday morning and having met 1 1 1 . . mo oi . torganlst. 5 - 1: p 1 K , at the Princeo County Hospita' n:1uu::.;:11g:r;0x'12”K';n(”;:"EIg:: zotiooifiiiiinna 3: J: 3: The church was decorated with mmr: an .?L viewed the remains and adjourned uni New Hamsmw were meant lz11o1I1:&1:::i11i:ia 7'3 714: 7:2 baskets of white gladloli. C d to the call of the coroner, Udembers icsts of Misses Viola and Daisy llll00P East mo 17 17 The bride Umked lwely I" 3 rapau x' or the Jury were Messrs" Ralph 1111111, 19,151 51,991 Summersme; 21:11:: S-law; so so as 1fV3lhl1sl9llElIl sown of mauve velvet Y godds t11I";OF81Tl'ial'it. John Peters. . .1 . I 5 3 1 as kmed on hug torso lines with eorge orr son. Milton Melllsh. D1 and M” Harry :1 Ann 111. lwgmal :5 :5 lghtltight fitting bodice and crinollne . 1 1 George Hogg, Roy Johnston, Gus ummeraidc have retu ed to th rm skirt. She w be ded a hi .. A” l”9.P""”0"S 3" 00'"? 9 5 1MacDonald. me 31 s11m,,m.s1de fur mug: ms Pllheletudd D: l: la: ystone whiteosi-aetiii siilell hgil fllecifeed mr the mg fa" pm ggapflg med" Mr. Carruthers was a son of 3 11,, wmding of their dmmhm, 3 ;:.rr:1t11-tr : as as 1-Wm, mother of pem.11 Her m”agei"95lI3Yv T9997”. 595' and hflfjliir. T. D. Carruthers of Summer- Ila Kathleen which took place iii two Pei-gem ms at gtlilw” "I ""9" '”"51 ithiilmlijgionbhigltllll-sfor It-iiigaiilzcondxyealir side and ' Veteran of world W” alifax on August. jam, 5 moo gmv o 1:11 1: m 1 The bride is a graduate of 11,111 1:111. 31111111511 cD11S11111111ab1y 1110111 111s.Tv11o. 1l1ie 1ls also Bsui11vi;Ied by his 11411150,, Un1ver1ty1 Th 1,. . , wi e. e ormer et nman. and r.'"....'”.':;:d:r.:"t nu; ........'.::.-.. . 1: 1: 1:: or ti.u....l:"'””u.t:':.'.:l.; i:.:2.”I.z:.”l...II::” ..::”:::..:::.: gm. Mu;-lee ' I0!!! 400 Planar ms am am and the Nova Scotla Technical Col- l l - ewe an "eye W” "”"5' m that he bu e111,.-.11 11,, um Pow noun so an as 11019 and 1! th PFl19,”5i5- made P955b9 by V" Mrs. Ernest Walker Summer-aide 11”, cmmy Emma. M, "at coornii-loo no as no IC Kedd 1onH 11e1 staff of Donald ious interested parties. 1 ind M181 Rewnald. M111111111 O1 1,1,1 and 311 wmh mm . speedy l9Lf;l'nI:t1-13 ugh mm mm '1mmed31'm01 3nl'X- Facilities have been imPtoved1Ke,m,me1N1s1 r . . . s mg 1. .. .. .... .... 2.i..?1.'I..'l'”o”22'."i12l.E35.'2”.l2l2l”.f.3f.2”5Z;."i:'.5Z?fI be lo- li-. mg mg, J,- ,1 I ma Pm Mr my :3 m ll honeymoon trip to places of in- Large entries have been receivedjmgrrgzwigsrnogn W"? Dgndce 't 11 ,,.,,d11,u!h1.n Mun” In Stttlllruw It I as 3 is ltorest In Nova Scotia. On their rrlalso in classes for horses and 200 . 5 ""9" "me ” srcn McGovern. and Mrs 5.1:? :3 3: tgtltsum they Wm "side 1" D'"mmm''h”'"d1"am Wm undnubtedlll 3" mento UVAIoITkble)ali(lUiglUItIe11gilei.IfCII?te;T 'h d ' l I ' . . I; 111111lz1&o11iiei.r11111ot11111I:oi-;e1i:1o11.1i:11r11 & 3:: 1:: 119 11; 1: trlISc;o1i':11suC:iVeB1:::DI1l1l13:lude 11 mm” Scotland cemetery. cape Ti-nvei-he, l'Cl0skey. Min 1(.1111.',n 11 ,1. '5” Q ""'" ”" I” ”' pull and ii tug-o'-war. The evening 5- ' of Quincy, Maas., are vialt.i.n; 1:2 g:mUaiici”' "I21: 3:; an Program includes about every 1 endi and relatives on Prince aooutnu A in IA M form of dancing popular in the ward island. ,a:::',,:: g :5-0 3 Mr Ed M111 J 5 T Province. 1 - ii. oaep , (3.11. 1 77-" -h-.- - - 3. to 3 ,1 1,1,1 .. . coiossAi almer an n no Iy. uguat 28. , . 1:3 33;? I: I; 1: 1 Al:1er spending one month viait- B.FG00dl'lCEl , BF mm ,. ,, ., its er Parents In Forest View . . 00 PIC mso Iowan I is so Ml”- G. W. Lon on and her three I men. he .: .r ::";'-",.,,- ,::m.n- leg; on mn- l0mlanAat , tit M8. to return we-at - M t: their in . SUMMERSIDE :3;-111vvhlr-m R 3: 3 m 1A11I;O111l:1lI22VieV;1J11cIi(1),oi o1pened on .. . enne Frizell 'l::: :;:'-.'..'; 'z.. "5... ””n.I'ml-lltI- . TUDELESS TIIIE "W game 1: 3 141151 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Perry of mm mu” '0 1' 1. It. John arrived on Monday evan- imo su mi in In in "'5 5'11"" 32 to spend their va-I WEDNESDAY Stsltionttl st-no yr as 3-: cation at the home of Mr. andl ' "::,':;1. it, 1; 11- lug. Flrmana Perry. Howlan. 8:30 PM. 11109 501111., U 0.. . .,, ,' . r. and Mrs. Ixiri-aine Gallant :1t;:as11ti1i;i1-1 :1 3 3:11 Ii1i1t:l family were visitors on Sunday - u at hu.”..'1I;:””:'..f".f"”' it. -' uooa - t'S- rmanizt .. 8t:ol:I'1:1C.:l 2.?” I3: 3'): nowi-n. mt GYPSY Joli: mm 1;" ':;', M '3 vlM'- -'0l0Pll T. Gillan! of Forestl GORGEOUS GEO. GRANT .:r.:s'.:-.-it w 1- w ...;"r.':;'.'. h'..:l.7:;"'.2l Tim" its in in - a e ome. I”; ;";;;I. '11 3 11016 1l1i1l1f.AJerrv :11.se1n-u1i1i. w1i1i1ile Mra.l .1...” raenau a ten ed c meet-. I iw-r snow 33,1: 1: 1lns of the "Altar Socley." held at 1 Ilaarian as so a the home of Mrs. Robert Arsen- aao'nnnhiil as I 91 ault Howlao mo mu 3 ion is int ' ' ”z?.."f-'.'.':.. :3 " " r 11: 'f1ri1..a up 3 3 1 iTIsTar Dam an or no u Agenda V: 7: 1; 1 H D In I u con un nun: I I a 1 an in out IMI im li"o3'u'"7.”.. 1 "' "' S 3'.?n.'7." ll. 4." G I :3 3. 11-1. 3. 1: 1: Total aalee 1.3.000 hares. e ui in m ” '1' are--A '--r o ”" "' I" W 0 M m till Vuuua iouviaaq a '9" 3” Ti . "'"uu"'vJi'.'... :3 :3 .2 Arrancumon . I IQVIHQ I I I M M . ...'1;"..;::'..1'1'11..'i- 1:" 1:" '.....'i!.".;. 9.':?'ff...'.El:2l: 3.11 t '0 M '0 M at 1 to N 714 a ten and staff of Western Hospi- ' t in am: 1 MS 73 INST IIS ., 3,: 1. If; I31 I13” tal and to all neighbors and friends "NATURE BOY” DUPBII: W :..:..-- .2: 2 2: m..':.':' ."::."..::'.-. :1.':."..". '.""'” t W "' "" "t" s en ti our 1 , 1 :11 :1. :11 recent bereavement, A C 1 C j nUU(lhn DOY-' 2,1: wineaouc :c 1:: Jo ...----... &lC WELLS -. 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