THEl(V?IlJARDlAN.ll CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 24, 1953

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Barbara Beck and Mrs. Wallace Jenkins. AGmT'Es':-Mouraoua: mu-out F. Llndly, Mra. p.?F&n"su.-wart. ".,l0l,G,.l- lllmmlllm : The.3'f'”:f,,thflll9,f3:'E)::n:f?i"i”;””'?5l AGENT FEOBGETOWN: wnidon i.nu-r.-. , . . . - l ""3 "ml. ' ' For quick cainrmt .. ( 3 .. ' ” l" jlll Nalllalffcldenl Vote In Federal Contest

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Tie-duhrcllnn-may E-bouglltitmtlsoifol-ltrvlnxiplaces, in ".VIoiiiisguc':;No. 123. I.O.0V.l-I was held Tues-- In order of mei-it. they are as 13!

Blue Dom: Restaurant. and Guardian Office: in tieorgetown: i:a.i' night with N. G. Spencer follozsz-. V "Nu .m .h",m. um

The Post Officr in Bouria: The Snack Bar. ieweli.vn presiding. There were Division I (over 'l5'.i: F" . --ii - saeuoaor none but. new ' ..M.?.M.........;....V....M.. . .-... l. .... s.-...... lelglllem members and one vlsllol. Cam bell Eleanor Cllmm Lmmes HALVIFAVX-James (Cam C0l'l- my Th. cumum pl-955) Llbgnl camlll-late, had polled 43 qg ,9”. '':.'.”ml" 'LEC-ION HALL St pete--i hi A uimiiinnns 0ptom- . P 1r Well! a a; nail known watchman for W”

B" S d '5 P -M Tuck. el;;m' Vlgm the absent lmm ml present. Brother Morrison. Sydnley..Ma,cDongld, pamm pmrs i l””- ;r o,L . l L . 9 It took twice as many votes to per cent of the total. compared .,

Vl'Y- llllpelsd 5”(l9V - l 25h hm - Mm W 1 all , Au list WV: livho was weltonied by the Nobiel Division ll (74-65"ilt Eva Gai- H". A". ' e."”yb,”"' l Wlr,-l elect the average Prozresslve C0n- W 50 ill 1949- They melved 39 R W md we "95 3-” WW5 ghi .cle Mr V ell" bi”-ll” gt " ' Grund. Alter the routine busineusiiaiit. Ann DEI13l9.”Kcllll8ih Canip- lime "3 5”?” "5 3” tmmmo 1,5 scrvative canciiclaie in the Aug. 10 961' Cell! 0! 5.243.130 votes cut in '

and 26th. Bingo. etc. Annual Paris lunti . olida). ugust st. was ll.u"suledV D D G. MV Brawl belll Belly Chevelm Rum Mull. and almost lVl'l5luIlllY kll1edVVeailg Dommlon (lemon as ll did to l9.l5V

Sunday ””"”-'l3' l” l” ”””e elect a Liberal. A Canadian Press The Proereslve Conservatives

THE Pgowg. IN BUSINESS QR IHEMSELVES

! , "MT ,. . , PF Mill-'0lm MIt'K!IIlie alive I piiy, Aime Carpenter. Grace Sea- . r

'MlRs Phoebe-Giilil has return-1SalntMJroh:indNl hlk3rs.acti:Eft:ill):nieI:lmbcil lengthy and mspmng report of "mm Joyce steam Anne M" Ma” midmeroxtlacilticlgleati tiealdergn :lI':fiPBilnl compmuon band on Elma” con" polled 31 per can at the Von -- t M L ll M V gltlh g l D V150 Q; the Grand Lodge proceedings Domlci. 31 P V ld B -V- plate glguleg Show mat the 51 compared with 30 in 1949 and 2'! -id mVhei- home in onague a er rs... Veve sV a N. Ml. 3 ”- - V which were held in Lunenburz. Division III t64.5n';v -well. .The "swam Mew” 0” at Progressive Cor..sci-vrttives elected ln 1945.

spending R few days in Ciiarlotte-iVMai'tins. ix. B. was ituests 'hliVNl SVV last llL,l,kV The membelsldell KCMSV Jane Pleas Allan rington Street. near the entrliiice needed an average 3aV5w voles -rlle CCF percmlage W" ll "own, zuest of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-lweelt-eiid of Mr. Diivisoiis neirr .Vl.Omplmmm,ll Bmllm. Mllcxemle Kean ,ll,lm,lm MMUMV ' Eagle to Piei'V9 Vshortiy alter VlllllslllVfV!.Vl”ilV whllc ms 186 Llbcmls needed only mmpllled m 13 ln l9” and 16 ln

The t.ai has diiven by 'lu.ial ll-,.545. The lllbuals had two Rel l9.l5V

Bazaar.

35111" small lM”' T' M U””'”3'" md "inn his line rt-liort -ind also ex Peters tc . . . e . t ' . ' atherine McEwen. Pziu . , lsYMPnVHr-V EXTENDED lL1”9”l'"- M""'lV"”- lit-nded best wishes on his elevii- Muiliiily. Peter Bushey, Patricia: l5:)e?.llgly7!.S..l,w;,l1,:l;1l'l'::,: M 15 Hmnes clamations -t a total on 170, The Communist Labor-Progrcs- Johan 0 .- l 4- .- - V , :tion in the off" fd'.t '.t d - M 1) l t i - .. - ' "W i . ” Th 23 CCF d'd.t l l.d sivc party. wh'ch ut eoci me I'll! !)lmD3llll' ill lhe C0mm"n"Yl 'RECE"'”s SA" 3Ell5”Ml'5- my grand niastle: l(l)l tiili:irJ!Iciristiei:-lczctisgiljne vvstllrlwliiligym ':tl::tl1iie:- The buds, M” b9 fmiwamed 10 needed an :lV9l'a;:nOlf1'J;52l?JeCal?ld candidates in the ;;1eldIWflljl:ll3rlll. ei- Y I P I mmded l0 M” Chm" M”'””.”" ””1”"”" mm” ”"d' "”ltion. Another pleasing leature ofcreamer Anne Ix 'Maci)ornicil ms mm” m".” m Mme ””d' the 15 Social Creditors 26.664. ectiiig one. polled 61,103 votes. '8 MOId' g”: 59,- 1 Mg; ,V'5MN'”m:?l;vlncenl caudal, lccldemly l'llllNll0l 3 3949-” JPN” l0 Brothel! --e-eere-e A l pulls reported. the vote totalled llomll. total V '0 l'N0lIOIl 85 Milli. fl WWW : " , i l llllllav Qaturdnv iii hi Mr lMurd0Ck MCGOWML on hem” "I -.M-.e... 5.438.043. In the 19-19 election, 5,- Social ,Credii. uiih 8 total vote August 16th. Mrs. Westaviay VilSV(5:0ndnn vial .lmVmmVV.VV nlSPllnmulVelthe lodge, Broth:-r Joseph Mac-ll I 0 0 343,755 voles were cast, of 309,957, got 5."! per cent, ol the porn in Murray Harbor .Noril1.V1l d V V- V V,” V k 1 ; Gregor made the presentation. I I y . d wllh 33,135 ol 39.354 pull; ln, natlohal mm, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. 55" - ” 9'm9” M ” C P399 '".wliirh was followed by a fowl James Llewelllllh Sturgeon. .W”"l5 "I apnr ciation by Brother V. a up POPULAR VOTE TABLE -, . V W” .VlrGowan. An application for ac- q t t Y , . , . MRENEWS om mirun-. --Ml-is Mall M8Cll"ll5 Ol CW"' 3 cepiancc into the lodge was dealt. ”'P3'''""- ”53' ”V,”'” C""""" 7"” SHIPS-Mrs. A. R Gibson. New'-lgllilfglllillenllr Sit-HCVHVO 1": lblee” lllelllt ””V with in the usual manner. The A Vb” ' V'V ' 11 lM l ;(C 1 M won 3&1” M 59364 mm castle-on-Tyne. England, was a . 9 r ?l V95- l'3" meeting then adjourned. 4V P0551 ll .V 0- 11151” lllil H llllllll -A l'- 3” 75- 9” 3 ' ls, l -1- ll LlbV lic ll-Cl: ow vlmm. lo Monmgue ,ecenllVvV luleslllcler returli j0LlfVlley this inVoming.- l llll Georgetown for the maiiuIac- :ildVantl tiio sons left liecentllk igr Nel:VlYlV'V'VE:ldland 953:; 62,679 27Vl97 685 lV3;g' ol, ML and MW AV CV MMKM-ll iss Mac niiis is the daugh.eVr of Vq-he momllly meellllg of the turrng of VbriqueisV from Novaltllelr h0lTlV8Vln NEW VGlBSS0il. V P. E Island W106 333,64 amgo 552 l An" an absence cl twemy.onelMi. and Ears. George Maclnnis oiVGw;s,,m,,lill Bl-allch N0. l5 0; the Scoiia coal is seen if lihc proposed latter at xisit 8DCVllllw1lll)(I;1e0Il)3BOl7ldlVl. Nova sewn 331.717 174352 mmsg ztsm 806 )."”V Ml.sV Glbsml enlowcl ,,new.lVCranbioo . uheieVVMr. Maclnnis. alga,-lalllall Lsglonl BlEVsVLl was plan of l'llil3l electrification ivy las the guests OA lrw ac (Aline: New Brunsmck 216342 111797 91356 M” 5216 mg lrlendshlps m Monuglle al-ldVl'lAllVE oi st. Petal 5 Ball. is engag-llleld m me camdlan Lsglon Hall the Provincial Government goes lDEll6l1lS. cllllr. an. i rs. en a Quebec Vll21V68l 865571 lllllsn 32322 lwllm Clml.lmlemwlL Hm. hu,l,allclV ll" ed in the iumbei bu.-Viness. This on Aug. 17, wlth me pl-e,ld,lllV through. MacDoiial . Omar” V 1813383 8639” 759 071 2163” 336” Rev A R Glbwn was 5 lnrmgr-has been his daughters first visit'conu-Ede Marcellus Gogell pruld. Believed to be working on the Z, ' ' " ' ' l ' . l P sbwle .lto Prince Edwiirci Island butlln. plan is Mr W N MacDonald Ml!-9 Adele Fllzierald lmd MW Mamwba JOA55 mo'552 72961 63586 H356 mm" 0' S" A" re" re ) r judging by her enthusiasm overl grhe neeiln heel wt eh president of. the 'Bi-itish Coal 5lllTl9i' Nlcholsml 91 Ch5'k”'"' saskawhmi-n M1933 127367 M362 146953 am” an Church in Montague. lhlr delltzhtlul Summer it will n0t:ob:ei'iart.:e of gtugpfiiiinuteslslllencee Companv which recently obtained l0Wll W9” Vmwrs '0 G””"b'"0w” gbgn: l b- aaltzgo H3336 53219 20987 lulu” V Vl VV V .bl L M l l (V V V: . V . V l . . . V . Au M W nus ounl ill 43. 78 i4:i.g5i i7.o4'i 123,880 134,494 - .. :12: ii... :37"it.r;”::..:::.:”".::d5:; :.::::..:: 23:. ':;"'.7: 2:: ”” ” we e on i i A- A: us 3 A l M155 Elam Macphee 0, De Gm Totals 5.438.043 2,611,704 1,111,686 625,517 408,716

has a large attendance of OHLCEISV V V V V and members at lllc. regular mee-..;resume her teaching at Peiitictonuniretiiig was informed that the Cape Breton. The loan came fromi B. C., in the famed Okanagonlltiniber has been ordered. Work the Dominion Coal Board. One of Mamh W” 3 T9991” Vmwr m Note: ”Others' 'include Social The incomplete major-pa.ri-.v GEOIWOW Wile” 5”” "5 "” credit 309,957: Ne sit; Ont. 5. vote. compared in the complete

.ng of ACME Rebekah Lodge. Moii- V V V LEKUEV Tl.llll.5:l3y "mlng Mlgs Valley. on the building will commence the mines is at Harbor-view and d lh Ms Thelma Larter. P.N.G,. presided --- livhen the material has been pro- the other at Fort Hood. Hues? M h” 5”" m0 "' r' 411; Manitoba l6,856; Saskatch- vote in 1949 follows. VVtlu1V:(lEllLANE()l S V,-llowlglhh cured. Afitr some discussion it, Mr. MacDonald. a vice presid- mlme C”"d”"' ewan 25.363; Alberta 136.966; .i-3rii- 1953 'i. 1949 9'9 1" isll Columbia 123.4922 N.W.'l'. 955. Lib. 2,611,704-431 3,397,344-50

and opened the meeting in regular

lorml The nlllllltes cl llle plevlolls ll,” l-ilullls .5-l,,..pl,...,,m,V lvlmll. was decided that the Bi'anch'leiVid of the Northumbei-land Fer- M Mb Vt Ijandw of Sunmlerl

meeting were read by the secretary. ague, was guesl or llnnolly .1 .,Vu'ould sponsor and erect the new rit-s Limited, was in this city over. d rm 5 u at me” ill) of ms Litbor-Progressive 61.103: N. B. P.C. 1.'I11,6a6e31; 1.729.275-30

Mm mm llonlm and W,” W. m-,mlll,,,,,0.,, 5...”... ll ll... l.om,.Vmcmorial to the dead or the two the week-end to attend the annual .-ll 9 ill” if 9 M Mr: S” her 806; Quebec 11.604; Ontario 20.457; c.c.r. 625,877-ll; 732.331-13

)i-oved as read. Following the route of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mac- WNW W311 V meeting of this company held here 'p”e" l" ” ' p ” Manitoba 6.115: Saskatchewan 3.- Others -i88,'l76- 9; 439,ill6- 'l 3)”. wall The following comrades were on Saturday afternoon. He had noV'L”d”' 788; Alberta 8.957; British Coium- Total 5,438,043 5,848,766

irie business. the Noble Gran: cail1- Laren Friday evening, ,apl)o led to lo d 1V ml bl 10606 ed on the neii'l.l' aplloinie EDUY the recirlieni. of ninm' iovt-i.V niftsl V m naming 1- Una lonslhomnlent "3 "Wk" 0" me l7ll0P05Cd W . . 3- - - . . , . - . . . . it 4 1l lh - 1; M 3. pl . Mr. and Mlls. Edllald MRCKFYP ::i:;1::i:.:.-:.'-.3.:; Il”p'J5.iiL35.'.lie”l.iT iii”.lZ.'2,ER..T.1f.f..'”lllilhflfliiiil AoflVla:Coiii:iarc1i:m;l:t:eiluiszztell G””"””" '”””'t and lamilx or chm-lomlowi M 1,0, dmm. me member . - v-- r l ' . . . . . 5 lormative report (in the pi't)ceed- cleverly hidden about the liiing.J. Bi Sclllly. and VA- Hr 5l9Will'lr T?R”T'--t Wale Vx.e.Cem llzuests M, Mist Ma: . ' ol lllls course wlll ll M be 5 . . , h, lcgml-ages w J plgmepald and J I-xeniizies paienis, Mi. and Mia , . y C 3 I llllfl ings oi the Rebekah Amembly of room and when found 3 NKISSV - v . den llad lnsllnlcledl - - v lll ll is M ph ll cl ll. d W Lavers were appointed to can- M H b Ernest Roche. , the Maritime Provinces w c via ac erson, s tV- opene em, an l V - V l M, g Mm Male, yolmgl churmm 0, held in Lunenburtt.N.S.,1sst week. the accompam-.ng Verses it-lVvrE'll3E:5 Vorganixaat ons. V MVV and M” Paul Laprade of the Swlmmmg and Wu" slut, MrS.l Llewellyn presented I. quest- read by Miss Joan .lohnston.V 'lViir. Vm-cspon ence was read VreV- Ncrjih and Olm-no Wm re-Cam gums MM” Commmee and me Mlle, membm .ona:re regarding the work of the gifts were arrangrri on the dinin;:,KHld-if-lz the Blood Donor VCllnlC . ' . L P; all arena Mr and Mrs of me women-5 lnsmule who sen” Jrder. which proved lnstvmctive to room table by Miss Ailiiil iinc-lalld the Provincial conventlon at vlclnd. Dam; lllafmll ll ' ' ,5 l l f or "I, V ed on this committee, made 311 u. ihe members. Mrs. J. M. Fraser. Laren. Everyone enjoyed a social Mlscouche. A number of mem- Y l t 5...'l'm,lE:f,a -l(;l'5lfl:gelf3;s,Mf3llfl125:i,::'; ranizemenls for this program and 'mr ' t ' added greatly to its success by

bers of the Branch plan on at- Miis. Raymond Soloniati returned Point Swimming and Water Safety bums present "V me bewh durlng

who also attended the Assembiy hour featuring a sing-song or mod- l d h lV V lM d - 1 h ml V k l, ' llyl dl v (1 la l V '1 . 1 mg g en mg I e conven ion. -. .. i. an Mrs. Cerad Gra am. . tameonif slit; ehigllllightsft regal” ill: Svirtlli alcllSSOB1R(ll:al(l)i'E1l:ll:S plaenolanr-ll A.C. lMaufEEll and Patr,icia have rc- W Ge91'3il51L”W;lll 3" till”: 159” 1:? clllnlgeiwon Flndax August 17 as Each lesson. ' -,lose at the meeting the memberslttompanisi. A dniirinus iunrh vvnsl e-e turned to their home in Monti-cal Eumlllflrsihcv r:l;5V-lVV;lll'l'' 43 3 Rgelllls fI'l'l”;”l Collld"-Cl9dVR9d CF95”. The lollowlllg cmdldales tuned llrlililiol all told hr alnjoygd 3 mclal lmur and rgfresh-Vis9rV'(-d by H19 host;-SS RSSlSt!'i'l hvV ”Miy.I Frances Canipbeil, with Vziiler spending their hoiidavs iiiiii 9'” l A lg l waivg; Piaergtlezdl lntlfguglgi hl;lgl:Hziit'ai'ds: (0-OPIIATOIS - l- . ' . , 2 K t .. '. ' V ' ” t l A A .. . merits weie seiicd Miss MacLaren. Misses iera and”5-3:'lVHVmarks put of 600, VCV.;vVr;lllVireiV't1isGVVlil,iViatlllts Mi and MIN LlV.nm. Alllml Ol Charlom-V. i Elciiieiiiail 7 Anti Robertson, by (moruuou ' l l ' town was a recent guest at the R(l""”l3 G3”'9”- M3”-5 9059- Allllll home. of Mr and Mrs. E. B. Mac- was Mrs. P. J. Henry. who will R”e' Guy Y”""3' B"-W omni- Arinr Wliaien

BUY C0e0P

Mai'KrintlVlK. Montggeuc. ise speiidizlg soati(le e?lLf”:leC Lare” H5” m N" Y”rk' at Mui'ra)' Harbor North. guest of ""” l . M” "' ll” uncle, M,-l John Clo... and Mlsll Mr. and lifts Fr:-ti AliPll were Fhe aiinuiil ire crt-aiii laslliiiil visitors to Cii.1riotteioivii on Aug. SD0Il50l'ed by St. Junies Church

Junior - Eileen Dixon. James C.-impbcll, John Campbell, Ethan Garrett. Roland Chiiig. Gier. Ste-

Nomm Galrem with your Neighbors

Clo” was held in the Tmin Hall on "E?" d,

, '-TH -, ,...u,. August 19. A ca acltl crowd W ntcrnie iatc - Sylvia Bruce, Mrs. Lloyd Reid and tvin ciiil- D. 3 35 . , d '

dim, Norman ml gm, 5... Mr. r. J. Solomaii left August on hand and following the sale of g'llfcflllC'IlflTlf- Agllgml s””””'- M” Dimliliol iv

slum-llng 3 weak; vlcallon all me l(2:0 onHa motor trip to VNdewb Ylolrric lVCVVlEch::e3llll1. atlas;-iclyeillakerl and glhd. . . . a o era.

home of her sister. Mrs. A ti ll” ”-l'- 9 W35 acwmwme 3' i' . - Rllyllll H80 "r

R.amsa.i', Chariotteioirn. r I X land Mrs. Ronnie Ceredini. who helm? brmzmz lllt? El'Clllll3'S en- Wm” lC”lD9l'Fl1l"0 THICNOS 120

t 'tcrtaiiinicnt to a close wllh nan. (icg'i'rrr. in lli(' Sahara desert. the Mrs. Ernest Johnston. Mlss BM- larc returning to their New York Cllllll sand itself lllily be as hot. as 150 party Ac. degrees.

l lli'll.'l'? been holidayiiig iiere and . V, - e a trio: Johnston. Mrs. Harvey Aiken. lll0m9i ON in” 5AM; Fortune Bridge and Miss Olive "T

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FIRESTONE

. V on wednesdal.V August, 5th. ACROSS V.LMVlVmryV 2oVVl.VhlCl9V how; F ds l- ' W. l! , . 1. Atlitit male, nsaistani. 'Zl.Control . , Sport Short "E" ” M” Rfmwl bane” deer tilt-eat or - ELECTRIC WASHER bough. Pembroke. aie pleased to ,. 3 mm "lflll- lllmrallal 7 r -- - -- Cartoon see her out again after being ctin- 5t.sOl”eg M: (Ebbr) once Hg l fined to her home due- to A broken 9 ':'.:'l: for lumllilon cl. lasllls, ii i I SALE Shows At Wm" 'foddcr Taillehal W4 M ' "L " u lol Factor l.Under.e.tood to up 2:30.7l9l00 Mrs. BryerVJones and daiighier 11.0”, - clearly ll... ml 2i.i”5:3i.U3;:' n”2'.?;iii lstslliliiilf 12. mom 1-W" "W "-”:”"""t . 1 use Bi: Tmde-in Allowance ll V Ml. ll motored to Murray Harbor Nortl-i' H gzlggrtr 8'::l:hlnng.. l.:):lel.V, Saturdny'a Answer on Your Old Electric Gas or on Sunday where they wart! guests "(Mme mllrch 25VR.ll,.,d salcolor, 15 Hand Washer. ' of Mr. and Mrs Harry Miiiar. l6V.l.lme jllwine 26. Terror fabric IHRESTONE " it receptacle 28. Sour or ad 38. Highest Mr, and Mrs. Pi'esi.oii Llewellyn deposl - l ' l. .. and family have taken up resid-r 1., ”'x::;fl?,l,,nl 31. flffngl 37.,l,Ioe.?bal & so" a - V ence at Murray Harbor North. "'VFl;6m ? . 13.0” No". azcllolco aglglua C - , . - T7- ; t d . it turn 8"" x ' . .-:0” V I M" 3"”. Mm" Vic.” Se””b0””,” ;i...::f:nle deer is.g::e:ing at playing 42.Cesiiin1 137 gm” George gt, ' T EXTRA! ?55iO'"5i:'i3f.3. byrol-dn1.?ie.Se'2ac.lib.0"g.ll-Z ”-?;;”;ff.,, ””"”"l3 '""”'” ”y"” Charlottetown V. spending their iioiid:iysV at the nlrnlll g' hhll-, Fill Mgll Orders u uperutlon Sawdust ll-lilime olfl SCl:iCaVb0llg;le5 pabrenm, zelnowerleu Cnrtoon P;.nblrll'l)ke 5. ovi an nca oug-li. pun" t 2'1. Genus of the . -”-f, l V cuckoopint. Matinee 2:30 ..::::::fr.”;; . Evening Shows 7-9 Montague. guest or Mr, mid Mrs. 5"" M W ADULT Lyle Boehnier. .9' iillzclcln NOT SUITABLE wt" Jim” 1l."3"”i'Vtm M5" 3”-wry . essl 0 e rriem eis o Vhe Murray luwl” FOR CHILDREN Hhllriflll glotth Womella lli.-tilllltlel lllunhnppy on ties lay evening, ug. . o 3lV,l.ype 2:9. ”Jlii.”252"3?Eii3?.”.l.;l..l"”K '”' l W" , . ' 35.Bsrely . ?.2i.'ZEi. l"2;l..:i”s i.:'”fii. ”yn.3l: 38- Pow 1'" 5 l- Wl N 3 Miiinr and Vlrs Elmer Miiiar NAT" "Ir "P l Llg ' 4i.ChVambei: I Miss V M.vrilt-. Mllinr is sptnding 42' of V ::rl'l19RllVVl:IlVe visiting frieiicls in Hun- l3lRnlon.l ' (I. Weaver's Mr. and Mrs. qordoxi Macbeod. "Saw"

Ailing-ton, Mass. vtere recent guests 1 Quunl

of Mrs. MacLeod's aunt, Mrs. Bes- t ulul )'

sie Graham. Peters Road. 2 Bums, V

Mr. and ms. George um no if DAILY citvrroquora-Hem how to wont it-.l

llilm .3:.:?:” l.'3.1,ii”.i?”mil?.'."'dioil3fQ A it ' ” L 3 A A lt ”

Fraser, Montague. here yiaitiiig l ...,. ...e , "' 1' 0 N G F E L I; 0"? -r-'-Kl m-la .

relatives and friends at Murray .. one letter simply stands for mother. n sexamP' ' F l , ' .

Harbor North on Sunday. August for the three L's. X for the two 0'5. etc. single letters. npoI- Tm V””"G' W” "”"l "id 1"” l-hill ll"! 5”" lh"”d' A" 9th. uophlu the length and formation of the words an all hints. spiritual influence of an appro- Maater Craftamln in VGPIW1"

A b pl 1 l d Each day the code letters are different. priatls monument placedlnhonor Marble, vn off: expert oolmlil a lama aervoe was hel at m t f ' - - ' me Mu"-VV Hubor Noah Flashy. A mnwnm Qmhu" deparhod ia a aouroo of and ovary aaautanoo hi ulochnt terian Church on Sunday. August in l I U I I T K H R F P A W M F A I Y ? ll tnapiration through the years. the family monument. The lull! 2. when the following children V ' That is why ao many family quality, ngturll cryltlllll"

;9rT9l:lllPlllu1::1 H1:z'lmWl":0nV:ll y i w it r1 1' K 1.: II Ir tr 3: P M 1'-D J W W M l' monuments are ' nned well in beauty,nnd cenhuy.p:ovendura- at-tty Lou. daughter of M:.' and ' umgyo. cmuqutix upa: mam ml: econ DEAD advance of need; cholen witiicue bility of Vermont Marble in-It Mm Bemollr Henderson. The m- sscnsrrs or ins imuu-. s-rim -rim BTARIC-NAKED to make-sure of the type of dc- the aimpleat msmorlal . denim- "”' W" ”"d"C"d by 1"” M-9 soui.-swmmitsm.-i ' T:' - sign thatwlllboitcommieraorate n-V. ensue.

c”""' ' T” i Dim-Ibuul in no Mm 5WH")i". -

viii M" A l VERE BECK & SON LTD.

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