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Whale Attracts

I The Guardian Monday. Nov. 22. 1954

large Crowds

AMI-EERST. N.S. tCPl-The 40- ton whale which was trapped in nearby Pugwash harbor last week by a sand bar it crossed at high tide. died Saturday but attracted more spectators than the annual llsherman's regatta

Several residents pumped rifle

bullets into it to end its death; byterlan Church yesterday. The l Islands-Caribou routs. Acoordins. struggles but llshermen sa.d they occasion was the dedication of the j) information received by Mr. Neil memorial window in memory or A. Matheson. MP, these vehicles

had little effect. They said the whale died naturally out of water at low tide

Extra policemen had to be hired to handle the I.l'tlIIlC heading for the beach to see the huge mammal.

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS 50c Per Insertion

T1301-1.” E--Al,-If-I 1 Hospital on 5llllllZI,. Mix. ll. 1 p to Mr. and lll: hllmon Tnulfw

South Alelxlllv-. a .-on p

Horse Stable Destroyed In. Early Morning Fire

ST. PAUL'S RECT OR

been window than that which pre- sents Jesus Christ as the Risen saviour of the World. a picture which is truly a call to remem- branoa of Christ as our Eternal saviour," said Rav. Canon J. T. lbbott, Rector of St. Paul's Ang- lican church. in the course of an eloquent sermon in Zion Pres-

the late Rev. G. Carlyle Webster.

"You manbera of Zion congrega- tion - and I would include all who knew the Rev. Mr. Webster - knew him as a man who throughout his ministry lived con- stantly in remembrance of Christ .a.nd conscious of his holy calling," lcanon lbbott said. ”He ever sought to win others to find in Christ their divine Saviour.

"Generally speaking, people look for a Minister to set. an example of holy living. That a Minister has dedicated his life to the ser- vice of Christ implies a loyalty land devotion to Christ.

"Sincere. as we believe most Min- llsters to be, yet not all have the ltaculty of winning the same re- lputation for devuutness and good-

PAYS MOVING

TRIBIIT E TO FORMER ZION PASTOR

"What greater theme could have chosen for this Memorial

l I

. afternoon from the Macbean Fun-

' tery. The pall bearers were Ray

Death On Saturday

lcm AND eellrlllll. ' or Mr. Rollt. aim. .” ' I 1

csinlsrsiss our-r wraps in six ' price ranges from 100 to 81.00. The Island Book Room.

LUCKY WINNIE - Mrs. Elmer ' Bulnian, 1'1! Pltaroy Street wll 019 winner of the Silver Club chest of silver drawn for It Burnt -TOWGITY - store on Saturday night.

COBRECTION - In an Ottawa T report on Friday it was erroneous- . ly stated that trucks and automo- biles will back on to the new Gov- ernment car ferry for the Wood

will be able to drive directly mi and off the boat at all times.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of the late Clifford S. Chandler was held on Saturday

eral Home to Central Christian Church where services were con- ducted by Rev. M. D. Dunbar. In-

' terment was in Sherwood Ceme- The death wcmted 33”-Tday sf-

tsrnoon of Mr. Robert Rhynea, ,.. tired Marshlield farmer. at mg home of his youngest son. Douglu at Charlottetown Mrs. Rhynea pro. deceased him June 13th of this year.

He was born in Scotland Nov. 24, 1871 and married Susanna mm at Burghead Feb. 2, 1894. Seven of their nine children were born near Aberdeen and the other two sons

Keenan. John Rowe, David Beth- une, Anthony Resrdon. George BI-lnlnin. and Emmett Callaghan.

1 FELLOWSHIP HOUR - The first inter-church fellowship hour was held last evening in Trinity Social Hall. Young people repre. senting the Protestant Churches of Charlottetown were in atten-

DON.-tI.l)-At LIT? Cl.tll'lolte- A , g 5.5 f h - L d ff 1,;

-.v- t :.'”.:.:.::..” ' " ” ms: -2 .ll”ll.,'”l”'”"” W M in or com arm w- ", W and M... R... y;..,D.,,..lat N. H... ........d.,.. ..,.,,.,....,z MM-4-n W. - .--. ---w -r -- --- - - -- l' ..M,g web”, W, on. ...,,D. The late Rev. nu. warm: L-)3 Vi nhuaonld and Ian M-c- I wlwtw meme driver. not in- a son. 9. in-, 13 -11.. dlnstrmed one oi the liol'st- Ilill'lIS .Lhmugh ms genuine goodness Mm, maanlilsiwfred S5331 Wliilacggleetgi tr flrjequently tbeiing Hchotsgn to dnv. A A- I :. : cl :Ii'. De" I th hihst. t i ll hi ' ' 6”” ””' E e”"""'-0 (0I.l.lM.sV p A Vlnin iml"&ir11ql3IL gm-klilkyirhp :;zmt(l1lVXeuowVpl;Mh lxuisl tlloif) Ikngw respec o a w osvaned cam for pnvahe and pub hilsitors. Roddte Kickox explained Chile and spent some years on rail. "Mn How;-lmilu" '19- II. Coll l-ll.'.N leet long and T2 feel iilde uasI R H p on has amen been stated that lie services. Then after the war T; pumofe 01! the ICIIOWBND hour WEY5 M811 In The mountains.

In Mix. ant - rill .....&- 6 ins. 2 com lete loss "lid it look the enerally People reserve compll: the adjustment to peace mm w EMWMW Om tor the "evening In 1910 hi settled on 3 arm in Mt Stewart. is a . -L . a b pd N ar m P rkd I . Ema reguumg characm um” ways of me, Klvmg aid in reg . aida Rogerson who bea- Marshfield. P.E.I. n.nd.remembenng ms -l A v-- M: (LrIlev FE-:-M1389 )E?l'llllPlellS keaefp A :-nnizxmvallull wlllt-ll filled Zion of the late Mr. Webster: .after death. How often we fall hnbmtauo" '0. men and .women' lclc:nuIAT'ii:lnI1)erel3l'two ulecmmi ac. tho mace” of co-opennvu In Boob. m'AN( "AR" V mp I ml” J. an I ' L I 5 I CIllll'('Il vl-s:rrda,v The memorial is a I)t'8UI.lfl.lII.V de- Ito compliment the living. But 1 One" the semmg of family dlf- Ne): Week yLhel"fe3I&:ml:';ge;;5:13.; 1'md' he umnged W M" mtefllr

.the blaze under control. Other and Nils. .NIIl4lI iii .llti. ll stables hear at Illlllfl were an llll- daughler, wmglit 6 lbs. . 01.5 ,meli.ale dallszer The cause of the l . . . .

. - , T,l'e- is not known Thele uele no LAEKLV .- To Eillyd Est holses housed in the barn, uhil-ll ;'0”u"dh LR.r:;:.-lm tHF!nv”rwlll Hn;.ll&-ashllpen unoccliplew for Ieveral Dllal in Gait, tint. on tlauurllo-1.2 9" t"

Ph ml whrv M, W”, G In. 81 3. (Photo by Smlthl y . . .. .a . . t I

rmvn Hospital on NM 1” -Vi

Prtaxby tel lllll

orlal iilndoiv to the late Carlyle Webster. 4

The servll-u was mlldiitted by the llillllsler. Rev W H. Browll, MA; and the serllloll plearllvd by Rev l Canon .1. '1'. Ibbolt. rector of SL3

I lllnlillillla at 11 tvlrlot-k took part ml signed window lIlt' St-ri;t-e (ii llclilc:l1.ull .llltl ult-l li.gll lllld eight feet vildP. collslslllig Mr. llessed l.hf' llllvrlllni: of the mclll-y Rev G:

IThe theme of the scene

tut-lily-liii'et' feel

of three panels with Christ as the t-elllral IlElll'6 sitlndilig at the table and a disciple seated at each end. is "The Suppf'l' at Emmaus", and is caption- ed. "lie was kllown of them in the breaking of bread."

know. as you all know that during Webster's ministry here in Zion Church he was regarded by all as a very Godly and righteous man.

GALLANT CHRISTIAN SOLDIER

''In one of our Maritime Churches there is a tablet erected to the

ficultles.

"Then followed the call of all Churches for expansion of Christ- ian work. No. those twenty-two years were not easy years. far from .

"Fed there are who fuly realize what a tax on the physical body is the work of the ministry.

ure sent here and published. being thus perhaps the first and certainly one of the first to attempt to 5.. ttabliah co-operatives in nine, Edward Island.

He is survived by his sons Alex, Robert, William. Arthur, Dauglu all in the Province, James in Man.' itoba. John in Califomla and by . daughter. Susanna, Mrs. Robert

will be held in Zion Presbyterian Church.

HOLD MEETING - The regular meeting of Crystal Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. was hel in the chapter room on Friday night. The Worthy Matron. Mrs. Julian Her- ring. reported having placed the

01 WJ 7 . l , . H . , , - . .. "The time for private medita-

MARR1 555; ?Home And schod lfgig5Ih:llEIgcl:I;lp:S:Jel.ll(ILSSIQXIIO rilglgj Lhghalgriyergll g:'l'l:;rl;)IL1l(;)n l18I:idlSoviEE memory of an Army 0mm. 0, mm am study, so essennvaj 10, wreath at the monument for the Wigmore and by fifteen gum. EErEE06 - At St.l . - Invocation was bv Rev E. C. Evansl memory of the Reverend G. Carlyle many years 339' End mwah I "cry Mmlswh -Vet 50 mm" Ur Chum" on RememhE.&nce,,Day' n chudrent A d&"3ht9f- E1511 M31. Andrew'a Presbyterian Mans-NA55 TI Meefmg The anthem "The Splendors of; Webster, Minister of this church. have not we" mm tablet for my” most crowded out by Pressure M Y” wponed Eh-gt I runs in the Jam" LeB1anc' I" w"”d Mme Montague. on Till-lfbflily, Nmemb" . Thv Glolti” has l't'llCICl”C(I by the: Aulzllst 21. 1931 to March 22, 1953. mm' yet”. the simple inscription other. mane” demanding atlen- ladder of 1111168 (W the 5mm". The m.neml 15 Mum mm fwm mm 1954 by this may p,,m,1d A, The third meeting of he litamewmlr mm Mr Gmdon whm as. Hmed by me members and fastened itself upon my mind. tlon. The Constant-pnvat,g rninjs- Hospital for Crippled Children had M.s.cLeans Funeral Home at 1:341

I b ll 'Aunle Blanche. daughterlamd School Assoclmmn of south" lender and 0l'glllllSI, Mrs Arthur friends of the congregation." . ”'.ld”.'"'"”h.lh” So1d'"' name "anions of 3 Mlmster to mem' been purchased nny dOu”'5' me mm Enernccmr Efanhidi; egind Mrs runes Vlacbeod port was held in the school on Nov; Rape). gang NIH go where You The Church mngregmmn Wu M is Itlils inscription . . , all Gallant tern of his congregation. often un- usualt Chrltzltgrxilu gift to the Prot. t A ” C A ' i soder and A Gentleman". nown to most members. The call 933531 071? 389 WM VOYDG. The

9 with a goodly number of inter-i

V ' I I'I5h"”'1n' w Aured Ema son 0 eslcd persons in attendance The!

late Mrs Ediso

Want Me To Go Dear Lord" andI

Mr. Raoul Reymolld was also heard

this time presented with a memor- ial pulpit Bible. the gift of Mrs. G.

"As today we pay tribute to the

for services outside his own Church

tion's economist. told the tang

Charter was draped in loving mem- bond Sumrd” mu me at” cm

Mr. 3"” the h M R s. M on aid lte Reverend 0 0 ll w bstc work. The is too th 0 that Paton 'r Goni I Heaney. Clinton. P. E I. . 9 3”m3"- T5 e d kgtp y" f.' in the solo "The Lord's Prayer." Carlyle Webster. 3 t Lh "Ye 9 l” cm V ref I e constant T; 0 T L9" V” which would result from higher 1.......-1 outlined the atom on 0 JtC5 0 l The presenmmn of the memm, The Wmm preached by Rev .111 Very N we can say con nsmx 0 emotions. rejoicing w 0 passed away ce he last mm, new of wool d m DEATHS the Association. .31 wmdow .. .2 made b. M... J G l Cmm. Ilbbfm ..m(.h 15 ”,pm.1ed' Cemmtzmhlm, that ”He was a gal- with some and the next moment m99W18- The WOYWY Mltron 811- much IE0 my for thfrgnu: alum? . Th, f t h . th 11- A " r i' 5 . g . t ll nt .- ler Jeus Ch'i5t d- SOYFOWINZ wtl th .Th nu ed thl th bithda bo ROGERS-At theVP. tmmfzedaurm ease era,-ntgfmg ennlls E DBnl'l1l5, prrslriiellt of Zion gwomensl t”l59l!I1E'lPwIIl this lS5ll8,' waslfrompixal my mine; ":56 pg Q G33”? 50 "mm. Oblhelr Ofmigsrs mire Wizuxlg: be o;ened lat mar mxty meet vidlns I YEW more 10!)! in the Carl- ..:r. -..; '.l::.::a:e;-.::...::i.e. .::.::.:i.:l::.:l...i 5'...l.::;:...;t..ir:.:i.i:i:e.::...::l.....-v M st... ... mt .. ...- wool mm- Resmal - 3 r ' t E a t "That your late beloved Mum. arduous of all vocations. reation hall. under the conve1ier-

yum)”. from Trnm. Ivnmm president of the Home and School year. . l - ' i

Miss Margaret Webster. daughter I of bread."

, . Association, the guest 5 eakr-r, told

c."""'" tomorrow (TueSda'Hv..1S:1: .us that ”Teacher R,ecrpult.mellt' is! 1”? C"'":”9i:C”":p a;,FIn:”ne.S ncpmal this year's theme of the Home andI . IIIPI1 . i

1" " meme Omit umwrsg School Association. ; "'3" t A role play on Teacher Recruit-l

CONCRETE POURING STARTED

her was a gallant soldier of Jesus Christ was evidenced when he gave up a promising business career and obeyed Christ's call to the work of the Christian Ministry.

HELP AND INSPIRATION

"Nor would we be unmindful this morning of the fact that while this memorial window pays tn-

ship of Mrs. A. I; Levers.

SEPTIC ' TANKS

For complete septic tanks.

Would Increase

IIU1-It-M 31 MCGN Aw" "I ment was presented by Mrs. Mac- "There are many scoff and make , . . Friday. November l9. 1934. Frank- Donald Hsslswd by Mrs J. Pg Lana: I mm of the Mmmry. They wk 3:lrl:uR!t1o)ugol;1riSl;;t&ee ILILIIIIJVIICIUV yet dean out Ni Ill! Mi" I" II” 90'” -”"”' R”S”"g and Miss Grace Campbell, after” great that it promises an easy com- of mmmr. 19 E v n 5'. M) Fears ' Se ce' any, at the 313008" Fu"””l ”0"”- which the meeting formed into i Efortable life. What a fallacy this -I I I 1" Z””.ch.””h S . FU"P"” '""” Si P".”” C'”””h lzrnurxs. then brought bark the ideas? Thu-tx men were at until on the Cll)' Corlloration lhmugh City 15? IIleTIll(III.('(I3 (IIAeIllli1e;I())0dmIAqlf8HSEHEITE when on P. E. I. Wm l0dlY tiM20'I;g”-VI-n:””;ISPr(;;:C:1r:I":Ir; of each group. :'cdel't:l blllirlllle lob at sl.v o'clock Clerk .1 A FllII0l'IOll lll ll Kills: "S01"? Others 31188951 W” me" except those who have spent vearg OVITAWA. (CF)-The Canadian Cllinilpl 1-; Cellhleiery v A pleasant open discussion fol- - Hlml nllltllllilll follrlwllig an pace available at the nearby city .Wh0g9nWl: the MmI5IvT.V 3Tegl'3m9l” in ;, Mmlsuirvs home can Iflghtg Federation of Agriculture says a CHALMERS NEWSON I 9 MP9! ' llowed in which all present took older-to D1-ICC C””C”ll” mill 0" llllilll where steel may be con- klackms In the N11 QIJBIIUES "I 1y ADPTCCIBLE how difficult is the tariff boost against United King- MncKENZIE- Ar the Charlotte-I part. A vote of thanks was tended Rgll-lelt-P IE3!-llldlllg up had started vcnlently stored. .l'I';3nIflx()0d. and are inclined to be posmon of 3 Ministers wile, she dom woolicloth would increase New Vvutsmre town Hospital on Saturday Wei; WLMTS )r4r;”D0”3:d 3"? 3" "ET mgnne ':r'l::fPmi1”l;l Pizgd be?” LI" - --r-rm" R ,1:0;m'I?ll::: ”:”:)”'pe I U shares iuth her hllgband his every Canadian consumer costs by about lng. .V'0V- 70- I954 M” John Vms an E P m” mg (05.9 M I A V? - 5 C. 099 I93 3' expel-icllte. and has her own pc-u- s12.000,000 a year. Mack:-nzle In her Rain yoar.HHer the slmzinz of Ihe "Q1199" ' (lllVfY'hPI:P'lT")i1I:Q dsiasshrlg tLIlemb 0:” I Egg: ':sbO;'V"""h"'e51l;ie:II5LiI'Ly-if :3; liar problems as well. So IIIUCIILIS Dr. Ernest Hope. YIN f9d9”l'I ' -9 re Tlni! at the en- -- ---A w- A '-- 4 - ' '9 3.” . . g ,- .; d 1-) . p

:1:T:yI”FTilnernlE ilrlme until full- . ment walls had been pouled 26 ill the vtork of the ministry. It S:yE:1L,ese,.o.., mi fwd whom?" her -at olotov Claims 99.31135 Out Drug Addlctiolll”-1-ls..i"r . I" ” C "” mmplnedi which included tlairee walls andeglb Ipltoblexixg golbdifiolgxtscrerhaz too face Lhl-ATha.L Mrsuwebmm 15 prwem 3! N

- K F E 1 I . fth h k d p V U ' g . . .- lsselvlce us lnol-llini; when this Rearmament May 2.: Mrs. Oshert Enman. Vernon duck-walk of plywood squares run mug,” Ejach Mmn. m'l.M,m'1d (x& 1,in his niinistrations, believe me it 1 I , me "5 H must

, I g - . f h . - A g . . ta W g ' ouci ler and other members of i.';.::..:".":: Lead To Hot War .:.;:..""::: :..::";:;:'.:. 11:; r "”"”'””' M” ”' - - ' '

a- t ' ' ,i , g p , "I A. "bl .. I ' 939 0 Eli 59 10 P81 g .. ' . ose who knew Mr. and Mrs. 4 :l:.:”.';' i?.3.i”.”Li?3.”.” "6-..f.if.. ...::i;::...:.:”l":l::..”r...:l” "me. A to :..il:::2. t:;":.".:l: were a The mama... or the am Lodge or rm-ce na- Churrh Burial in the church to piostpone the Rusiian-I'll'ODOSel'I ChF0k”W 9" "II? 5””3””" G” IIlnlT1lll:xVaS :l?fI hyrwro llCnmiII'('CkI.”3 I" Em” mEnh””d N" WOUIG :ir6rS”l:)lIz:Ihl 3:31 help Mm web. wnrd hhnd 3nd craft l0dKe3 A- F- & A'M' win meet

' r " s ' . n , ' . C l t . . ””""'”'a f1”"7I””””" ”"”””"" R" WIT fj;',;"ih:l'”;I;:Ifli,"d9Nfli OE "”Il5xi41i””l' gt-t-all-"r V8n('4IllKt3li anrl lat-I-C-.t-nleod "0" '09 M8198 in Our Churches lnlz I1)usb:nd.o ohm mm mm in the Masonic Temple. Charlottetown Tuesday. No-

' - ' i . iortr " 4. e- 1 ' .. '

EHYNES-At 327 Kent St" on pegltizles r;llfuhICI;i';)nn 2:12;: Hmm Ltdv Mud that g:nor.1s.sme caoln. II1:ihrnVll'l('lilI Knvernnlenl llero;Wg:.';'”h of our gathers living sun It was my Drlvlleize to attend vember 23 at I P-Tl'I. TOI' III? DHKPOM; of attending Th? Saturday. Nov. 2n 1954, Robert Pam agmemems on ,,,,,,,,,,,.g tlnllatlcm of the present mlld.i”.'Il.'1IP man in H", mm 0, hmin spite of duneeon. fire andEIi,.::LV,:t1I:2",aTihEEld”5”fZ'"" flllleml 01' M093 WOPSIIIPTUI 3l'0”l9l' 3- 11- R089” Rhymes in his 83rd yr-ar. Resting wFst Germany, spell. the work would be advanced b”ef5. wa5'u.m years in me makg sword." in zlon IIAIIjllH.T:N:VCl'g:L:D;III.I'n:EOIeI(E Past Grand Master.

at the Mncl..ean Funeral Home He Coupled me

offer with It

5llTfIClEfil.Iy to take on thirty more

I lnlz

"Though today in freedom-low

did my heart good to Witness a

1mm WIWF9 the f'Jh”l'3I Wt” '79 H t h x U 5 . lg d men, Two cnrlozlds of reinforcing: .. . Li 1 .

vice Pommenrlng at X 30 INN, Hams” wnmd take mum" meat from the mam of Tmswn Compihilliilli sytem, iv-nllI(I hell) each and sword yet ngumuvel speak. on that occasion your appreciation

mm! In the pmpws Cpmpwrl urea (or their Own secumry ” me Dam, WNW mm mam”. M. Hm .olhcl- on... the dlitlcult .'ll'I.IliSlll1enI, In mem- re often it! of the services of both Reverend - periods." the plan says "P.rnploy- 3 I D 50"” and Mn. Webster. I could not

West pe,l'slst.s in bringing West Germany into the Atlantic defence alliancews move which he said poses the "threat. of a new war."

Russia had set Nov. 29 as a date for the security conference. which would include 23 European nations and the United States. Communist China was invited as an observer.

Replying to four questions from an unnamed Pravda correspondent. Molotov declared ratification of the Paris agreements "will tinder-

ARSENAULT--At Prince County Hospital Sunday. November 21st. Andrew 1. Arsenault In his Rtith year. The remain: were transfor- red yesterday from the Compton Funeral Home to his late FACI- dence In Cape l-jqmnnt from where the funeral will be held Tuesday morning to Mt Carmel Churvh for Requiem Mass at 9 s.m. Interment in church come- tery.

mine existing possibilities for set- ::;l:::;l:nBm:':”IBa51”Ji:?'Igo)l:I'g kind In Nnmh Amen” for a Minister to listen to the NOTRE IJAME y tllng mltstnnding Europeara prob- M smmpd Pngmeemm m Monmful A mfvmim mm project would (l:)FII.ICl.SI'f;:e wlhich flhurhch mem- ACADEMY 3 ' N. D. 1;:,:gl::)d..”r" of '1 I E "mm and was employed with the Form. lbs -undertaken by the proposed b5: :0 d';mr:l:lyadnflltwe1l;h Etifxlll; ! mloll Cf)mI'TI'll1.l- nf Canada and stl8l(t;lzl.alS sav BC has 15 um” of the nqcuonal problem. relative &

UNDERTAKER

IN RZEMORIAM

Anglln N0l'Cl'(is5, in-e years ago pisls in Ontario. second high in Can; U Thursd . - EITIBAIAVIER Associated with Mr, Savoy on the M3 In MTCUIIC "”i'l1N'S. Th”? are n do” take gallantry hr . ay' Not 20”, In rm-ins mt-mnf.V of not do!" mm, mm... W J R ,,.."udn. an ,s,,m.,,,.,1 2,900 ad...” in EC. Minister to carry faithfully on in Here Is an excellent np- Mrs. H. S. Wood hi-other lmlia Edwards who pase- labour mrtenmm Hum Phpmn m-Y.-tvmul of them m the Vanmuver the place where he believes Christ porrunliy in procure some Fulton Coffin, Ch'town R. R. 6 Charlottetown and .a away Nov. 22nd. ioliz. I , - ' 1 . has called him to serve. especi- Lhrlslmas Gifts for your M Cnlvi H od s eh n pg; penter oleman and Harold Lea area. u 30 H, Condmom Y L mp dv rs, n o , ou po , . . . . . Often I PM!” E0 "TIMI "T -"W .'idmlnIS(.TRClnfl clerk. R. S Tllrn- Police say addicts here spend all A y a e no u H ” M Ph In 68 Bgyfleld St North W'lt5h'r9 And fhlllk 0' IWW -V0" i""I ham. General Manager of AnZIIl1.0SllmaIPd 5.500.000 annllally for h'”,,I;I:yk"' lines: "ugh? M” bit 0" T"III1NIlKI Cris" & '1' St Peary. Rdad To think 101! 0011” NW 35! I'0"d' Noroross tMal'ltlmer Lid lnspccLs,narcnllcs and must commit thefts on) t 9 convc on ma he B""3II"I Prints for Blllgn. a Iv" ' ' is mvme where Christ hu placed Novelties. Mrs. Leo Mccarvtlle, 101 Upper Queen

DIAL 5549

lrya Before you oloaad your one.

In heaven. dour homer PM find. you when God's neat will is done I'll stand onus more beside you when He calls for me to come.

Sadly missed by aistotu Mrs. Law-renoo Cudinore.