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"I IULAOOlDINT-MLM- fred emin, woodworking plant owner end tiperatlll‘, suffered the Is of three fingers of his left hand last weel( when a board un- . accountsbly flew through the sir catching him on the hand.

III-AND“ PASSES - Word has been received recently b friends in this province of the eetl of Corbett. Maple Greek, Basin, formerly o1 North Granville, P. l‘. I. Rh wife the former Emily Ber- tram o! ﬁazel Grove predeceased her husband some two years ago.

DAB! i101‘! - m. Iveretl Harlem oi Son, lngﬂeld has recently purchased rom Mr. Thor; Wigmore Pleasant Valley n ve fine dua urpose shorthom bul, “Beauty A botsford" 3 yr. which will be a great addition to his ﬁne heri-

We vveleoine you to s real Tea Room (not a restaurant), conforming to the highest stand- ards of cleanliness, courtesy and friendly serv- ioe.

We serve oppetiing Island holeeookel steels of the best quality. Delicious pies, pud- dings, cakes, ice cream, sandal, etc. _

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GHOIGI IIJON IAI-KI ARLBTTA ADA!!! PABKI IOIUI OAII:

OITY POLICE COURT — Yest~ elrday n-ioi-ning 10 offenders ap- peared before Magistrate K. M. Martin. Two charged with unnec- essary horn blowing were fined five dollars apeioe. A mill Built!‘

premises was iinod $100 and the i °‘ “m” “i” “"°“‘"" °“ m‘ I machine confiscated and oonltents

. taken. Another charged ivith keep- H. W. Bernard announces the opening of his

k ing liquor for sale, was fined $80 l or one month in jail. Ali adjourned new General Store at Bradslbane on Thursday,

April 4th.

case oi. operating a car while in- toxicated was given seven days in fail. Of four drunk and disorder- ies three were fined five. $10 and $15 dollars respectively, while the fourth was remanded until today. An offender charged with unlawful possession of liquor was fined $10 sndtcosts or 20 days imprison- men .

HOLY REDEEMER MEETING -- The annual meeting of Holy Re-| deemor Parish Altar Society was‘ _ hclld. Monday evening with FatThler Ba dwin C. SS. R. present. ie s s election cé oféicorsivliobk pliavc Willi Mrs. C. au et, rs. A. owling. Mrs. Gallant on the nominating committee and brought in the fol-i lowing slaie for 1946. President- - Mrs. H. Toomb"; lst Vice Presiden". wanted an expenenced —Mrs_ Allan McDonald; 2nd VlcLe m,‘ “ma”, ‘mi “m”. saleslady capable of tak- President—Mrs. P. u. Morris: am ‘at diva‘ b drip jug charge and supervising Vice President-Mrs. llobcl-t. ‘Brad- h‘ "u", butch“, ‘in’. a . , ley, Secretary Treasuler-Mis. l". “u”, “c” ‘M.’ com": m staff in Ladies Ready to walker (re-elected), Fathel‘ Bald- ﬁk lTill'lhW0l'kmb00‘l| n Wear Dellartment — dresses gvsfgoiiirlxig" Jgglgfs “foal iligzlirktgplégf‘ 5' s u‘ M, 00v"- and coats a specialty- A“ did (‘o-operation during their tcrm

Ill , d . g “m” “d t” n“ opportunity for one who of office. Discussion then look W, P, SMITH g c0" wishes to better her present place about the fu_ture activities. ' “w” 3W4"- position. All applications JUNIOR RED dnoss MEETING-f- —A v>ry ‘ucc sul l , are strictly confidential. . g... 5 “Wm {fepfkflasagt

I respectfully solicit your patronage.’

"3-‘3- ' ~ Highest 88.131’? and 81.68.11)’ Uljop-p- "as Prdﬁy afternoon. v~ - position for right party. ﬂ Lamvhiri "i"-

r: to order. Beatrice Secretary read the ihc previous meeting wllil-h who ndcptcd. Roll call was

* ' a grab hug. The pro-

l-IEALTH U iolrllrrlolhtllsloiololal i

— APP‘? i" P- 0- B“ 12» New

Glasgow, Nova Scotia.

by Mary Morrison, Alfred Morri- SDI‘, Orville Roberts. Luella Mv-| l E Cabs. and Margaret Lamnhier (sir. I corodl. A duel by Irene Gouge and t

- Shirley Curran (encoredi, The 1 i‘

meeting closed by singing Naiion- l

not to get rid of them. i

Step to your phone and for a‘ Anthem‘

Heelthn’ ssh osll The many friends of Gil. Willis , Reeves are glad to see him homo .

Keefe Hygienic

health laws we must insist on our customers wrapping all their garbage before

y In accordance with the again after spending five and n ‘uilf

years in the Air Force. He is nnw spendini: a much needed rest vis- iting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, lVIanches-

Service

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placing in containers. m" N" H‘

PlGBBQ co-operste in this QUEEN QQUABE 5911001,

mummy," u; m‘ ‘Mk respect’ - sc-l-lunilonMirioggr 113%], Queen Square h,“ _ _ oo , ar ' , . Hui m“ KEEFE HYGIENIC Grade lil.—1. Bernard Gallant;

2, Leo Shepherd; 3. Arthur Pineau. SERVICE J GrsdeDllih-l, 3 Rpavbe ltviagiar; 2, _ ‘ osepn oron; . o r rennan. 4L5] U] ﬂ c Grade IIL-l, Gerard Cheverie; L“ 2, Paul Mclnriis; 3. Basil Doyle. Grade ll.-1, Ganmt Steele; 2, Ian MacDonald and Percy Vail. Grade ll.—1, Harold‘ Cullen and Rov McConnell; 2, Alfred Arsen- aul; nntfvicent Griffin; 3, Kameth

McKinnoli, Grade Il.—1, Parker Lund; 2, n n n r: wit r. o r 51332231 “°*““"“= 3- “M Mr

Grade lI.-1 Billie Fisher; 2. Al-

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Grade I.—1, James McGregor; 2, Jame; Morrison; 3, George Trainor and Eugene Bolger.

CENTRAL BEDEQUE SCHOOL

The f llowi-ng is the report for o and March

II“ To All flnploye/r: of Central

'All Unemployment Insurance Books for the gfglfédﬁ 159m? runarymrowg u zfnzzdix reittozli" 1946' mu“ b‘ “' and, SheirlevG-ewsll. uihég; cililla

Johnston and Davi

equal; 3, Shirley Arsmssilt, Grade ill. A.-1, Lon-ins Devsr:

2, Ella Heckbert,

Grade Ill, B.—-1, Ronald Dgwson:

Khdly communicate immediately with your 2 Ewan Grew a I . m.

sum! National Employment Service Office m... if you have no: already exchanged your ni- 81232 IIlTl.'_.§fm;f,§-¢u§§g Mo.

21°!“ b°°h i Elgflfdllgi-ggntirson" B. ' . TOIFCQ Fraser; 3, sthsrine doll- oec . ‘ A1110“ U) d? Gfldﬁ I. c'_1e p D I a:

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' " Insurance contribueionefor ﬁg? lﬁfmFm" M” yous-insured employees osuijsr ' "w"? "b" -

failure es renose tie Insurance (luau ma“ J looks ll required. A

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up ATS Have Gone A to all Lengths!" 7

That's whatour Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Deperthient says. When, before has a Spring Costfbeen such a chameleon thing . . . made for a mood? Observe the swish and sweep of the much admired three- quarter length coat . . . and the “reed in the wind” appearance of the full length cost . . . a good design with perfect grace in every inch. Just look at the saucy flare o‘! the shorty. So I . . long . . .. short . . e‘ it...“ we an" you delightfulchoosing

in every model.

_ riinem lovely salts l... .' . . mess- maker and Tailored styles, interesting‘ features are the new dolntsn sleeve . '1 d flange shoulder . . . and yoiﬂl note use

prevalence of" gsy colours . . . 111N135 - a .. . . .

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