\V SPIRAL BEVEL GEAR % FLDA NG REAR AXIlB §trength, ‘reliability and long life

THE For}! lléi-ton truclé is a Haulage unit carefully designed to provide unusual performance under a wide variety of conditions, and long, reliable service at minimum cost. With 4-speed trans- mission and 4~0-brake horse-power engine, the Ford truck has a remarkably flexible range of speed and power. i Rugged strength is a feature of the Ford truck‘. Kn important example is the new three-quarter floating rear axlc. It is of im- proved construction and has a spiral bevel gear of special Ford truck design, with straddle-mounted pinion.‘ ‘ Because of this

three-quarter floating type of construction, the axle shafts servo only to turn the wheels, without carrying any of the weight of

truclt or load.

, The new front axle and spring are Heavier and stronger, as aro front radius-rod, king-pins, wheel bearings and thrust ‘bearings. Brakes on the front wheels have’ been enlarged to the same size ns those on ‘the rear wheels, providing increased braking area and a high degree of safely. Brakes are of the mechanical type, in- ternal expanding, and all are fully enclosed. The use of brake- rods insures positive control under every condition. A simple individual brake adjustment is provided on each wheel.

Dual rear wheels are available at small additional cost. Balloon tires of one size are used throughout, with the dual equipment, so that all six steel disc wheels and tires are interchangeable all around. Only one spare wheel and tire need be carried. _

A new feature is thelorque-tube drive, which relieves rear springs of all but their normal function of absorbing shocks.

Go to your Ford dealer, today, and see this truck. It is available in three distinct _types-—a speedy, attractive light delivery, I standard truck for general haulage, and a heavy-duty models Prices are low in accordance with Established Fortbpolicy,

LARGER I BRAKES Providing a greater degree o] solely

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HQNSTITUTE NEWS-The March meeting ol the Morel! Women's 1n- stltuto was held at tho home ol Mrs. H. H. Cox. There were thlrty mem- bars and ona vlaltor present. The President presided. Tho meeting opmed by the rcadlng ol tho Creed ln unlsonu Business srlslsig out ol tho mlnutss. was settled. Blck oom- antics. consisting o! Mrs. Henry Col- ltu and Mrs. Eldcrshsw, wss sp- potolld. lntertalnmttlt committee. whammy ol Mrs. Irnsst ltossltcr. “ _ Pstrlck Murptmttrs. Gordon

' sud Mrs. 1...}. Cox. was sp. yam-a. A school commlttct, 60n- . ..._ ,

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slstlng o! Mrs. MacAdam and Mrs. Msclnnls was appointed to call on the Secretary 0t School Trustees, to seo vhlm about school necesaltles. Mra. Anderson lclndly lnylted the members to her home lor next inset- lnz. At this meetlng. there ls to be s discussion on “Flowers and Seeds." Meeting closed b)’ will!!! 141M011!‘ bAnthom.

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coat!) vlsllod Montsaue-A.

..'Mrs. Murdock Mclcsn. 00am- town. recently vlsltsd Montsauo. the luost ot hsr daughter, Mrs. trod Al-

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'..'Mrs. Huston. Gsorgetown, ro-'

. .'Mr. Loo Gotell, Georgetown, rs- cently vlsltod OhsrlottetownPA.

..'Mr. Mlllord Batchllder, GOOIIIQ mwn. recently vlsltcd 5t. nurse-A.

..'M:. Hu|hls Yorswn. George- town, rocsntly vlslud Charlottetown. -A.

..'.Mr. Wsldron Lsvsrs, (isom- town. recently vlslted Charlottetown. -A.

..'M1ss ‘Clotllds McDonald, who was suddsnly called homo on ths death ot no; lather. talisman Mc-

. lzr s long and blPPy wedded llle.

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—BOHI-MILLII Meat and M!!! h: Biscuit, sold wholesale and retail st ‘Battle's. 3351-34241.

g -—_a- —_I0llN HOOD FLOUR better thinner. All rrocsrs. zlll-s-o-lmonth. -'l'AKl ADVANTAGE ct tho roads and lee and take homo your spring supplies from Brscsb. 2351-34241.

—'.t‘lll FUNERAL ol the lsta John rrlsulell will take place from tho ras- ldcncs o! hls daughter, Mrs. S. G Cameron. Margste, on Thursday. 15th, at l p. m., to Summcriieid Cemetery.

-SUCCISSFUL IUMMAG! lALl —'1‘hs ladies’ Ald o! Bt. Mary's Con- vent. Bummer-std , held a very suc- ccsalltl s mags sale in St. Paul's Hall. which realized the gratifying sum‘ ct lorty-llve dollars-B.

l -coa.a.acrron.-n= the report ot ,t.he Annual Meeting or the O'1.esry . Cold Storage and Dairying Co. Pub-

lished the name Mr. W. K. Rogers , should have nsd Mr. W. R. X08911 iThs latter ls a. prominent dslryman i and lox rancher in Colman and was y one ol the speakers st the dairy meet- inn-O.

-WlDD1NG llLL!.-—An interest. lng event took place recently at the homo o! Mr. and Mrs. William R. Vincent, West Devon. when their daughter. Margaret was united in marriage to Mr. Fred Wood of Cole- mln. by Rev. Mr. Prolltt oLthe Unlt- ed Church. Tne young couple who will make their homo in Coleman have the best wishes ol a host of lrlends

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—KENSINGTON CARNIVAL- Nearly tour hundred people attend- ed the masquerade carnival at the big new rtnl: on Woduradsy night. The allslr was staged as a bsnsllt lor the caretakers of the rink and real-

‘hls lsmlly to Winnipeg where he rs-

--GIIIIVAI.I WOIIII III- l stotuts hold that: March taoslhl l‘ the lame c! ms. Ins Brows. ca thscvoalngottlsottlnflnltts- meson, vlos-proddsnt. paddling. Mating opened with dngta] o! tho Island 371ml. idlflilll i?! "Nil-ill, Oresd. Inll call was answssod b! naming a. Oimdlsn Author, tea momhon and thros vlsltoxs was mount. Minutes o! otwloua zdestlns wen road sad spmovcd. slck conn- mlmo shorted visits mods to slclr. BOcrotls-y announced Nodpt o! choduo lor sovarnmont (rant. A blll o! as coats tor may. was paid. 1t was decided to hold a social Ivsnlnl stthalnsnoodMn.lns3row-noa' Thurldsy. Msmh 18th- .to which all mflnbofl Ind their friends are ln-‘ vtted. A program committee was ap- patntod. Prosrssn lor tho ovsnlag was so lollows: Dlswsslco on How We Ame Govornld. etc. Reading. Mlkltll School Betta’. and contest,’ Do You Know. followed by Hindu‘. The romslndsr at tho evening _wss mat u: soolsl conversion. during which refreshments wars served by the hostus. Next meeting will hs held st the homo at Mrs. Mobbs when roll csll will bs answered wlthl 511886149» lor Spring Decorating! and topic lor dlscumon will be‘ Ocmmualty Wollaro. i

-ISLANDII. D118 1N WINNIPBG ~Thcte tic-nod away at the Grace l-lospltsl. Wlnnlpoz. Msnttobs. on' Janus-FY 3N1. 1950. Alla-n H. MscNelll I rm cl the late Willis-m C. mdM-ra.‘ MaeNclll, Cavendish, r. a. 1. He Wail born at Cavcndlsh on April 24th. la-l w. when m spent nu boyhood, 1am‘ WW1!!! lo Elvin: Valley. snd Mal- peque. when ha larmsd for a num- ber ol years. In 191'! he moved WlLll-

alriezl till the time of his death. Fan lhc put law years he lllfl not been, in good health and the end calm‘ iv-cacelully on the above dale. He. leaves to mourn hls wlle, formerly Mm Jme Adams. New London. two daughters. and one son and several {rand children. two brothers. Mal- colm and Hsmlltco Msctralll on the oldhotnastosd la Osvondkta. Two

lzcd nearly one hundred dollars. The costumes o! the mlsqucrsdcrs em- b11094 "HM-hm! lrmn the grotes- que to the humorous. The grand mualc from the electrlc tunplilier ac- centuated the carnival splrlt to the nth deans. Mrs. Oliver Protitt won Lidia llrst prlas, Miss Erma Hughes. 2nd. Mr. Olllo Bums captured the amt-s prises-K.

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w-WILCQ"! VISITOR» Mr. Non mu! nest-hit‘ lormsrly of M to. m s. who has lor several years been en~ gsgsd ln taachlns ln Hllls‘de Schszl. Marlboro. Mass. has recently return- ed to Prlnz-c Edward Ialalfii lo: a month's holldsy. Hillside ls s. resl- dential school lor bays and Mr. Mc- Lean has charge ol’ sixty pupils not only whlle school ls ln session but during the entire twenty-tour hours ol the day. l-Ils duties include super- vlslon o! their games, their dist and all msttnrs pertaining to their m]. taro. Mr. ‘Manson attended Prince of Waits OOIIQ and later taught with 8W6 "will Sovflll 0f the schcols ol this Province-O.

-LABGI OONGRIGATION AT- TEND FOR-TY HOUR. DEVOTIONI -'l‘hc Forty Hour devotions com. menced ln St. Paul's Church, Bum- mlirsld". 0n sllndsy moi-ulna. alter the celebration ol High Mass by Rev. J. J. MacDonald. Seven priests from the nelshborlns parishes assisted with the conlcsslons. The altar and "mm"?! Wore ‘ “ ully decorated wlth sorta; flowers. Ths Royal Mass by Demont. was cspsbly rsadmd by the msls cholr. At tha avonlng s". vlcs ms choir lsvs s woadsrlul ran. dltloa o! "0 Bolutsrls" b! We». "Tlfiillm lilo" by Demont and "A doro ta devote." Mo," on; “tau-gm

dcvotlcns ended on ‘htssdly at I s. m. A vsry lsrn number ol tho soa- grsgstlon took Communion durtn] tho parted o! dsvotlom-S.

. -IUDDBN DIATI - w. John Ooulhlln, o! Glsagsrry, Lot ‘l, pus- sd away suddenly at an entertain- ment tn 5t. Mark's Hall, on Monday. March 8rd. Tits deceased, alttwufli wstl-sdvsacsd la roars had boon la lslrl! Rood health sad his dsslh osmossaaavsroshooktohlsrels- tlvss and lrlonds. On tho svonlag ol his dosth, he hslpott ssvorsl psrsoas to puvthstr hortts la his stable. Than ho locked tho M!!! UM mm- Plhlsd W sovorsl vials. wslktd ths short dlstsacs from bls homo to the hm. ‘more wss s strong wlal blow- in: stthsttmssndthosswhownre wlth hltn notlosd that h! was math- ln: vwlth dttllculty. Altsr hs hsd boon m the hall s short tune someone noticed that he was not wall and ho sxplrsd Laatlllstsb. ‘tho docssstd

‘slant-on. and Mrs. George l-l. Robert-

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on Monday from 5.30 to 8-4. m. The m" Mm-mq m their howls in 811m

stators. Mrs. Jar-nu S. Bsntloy. Kon- aon. Mnytlald. to all ol whun sla- thelr sad bereavement.

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~MAI lode Osmnblll. 0! C8!!- mersllo m the weak end lb he: 1mm m owls: Valley-A

i-w. usage Osmpbsll o! srrlns vsllsy was-o visitor to BunmttsldI

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—lt ts pttlslag to sco w. Jossvh Mcnculsll. ot Buannarstde. out lllln- alter sou-lg conltncd to his home M some tlms throush tunsss-I.

-Jl‘ho many trlends olMrs. rldela Parry. o! lummsrslds. will be Illfl to hcsr that shots srsduslly allows strength alter her recent sovsrs lll- nests-I.

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Malptqut. ls hsvlns I very shunt mt wtth ner asushlsr. MrI- ‘flwwll Bishop. cl Uuatmtrsldca-l. ._17land.l o! Mrs. Ohsrlss h-ltchsrd otLlaklot-tlrlinamwlllboplllld" ha: that she ls vary much lmtflWd sad will be able tow return hem! this wank trcm the Prlncs Count? its-um when shs w W“ WW" w" treatment lor the past morlthL-B.

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