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\[is iii-1c Wood and daughter{. ‘ motored to Charlotte-:

HOUSEHOLD NEEDS

:iimla ijll” “"L'PnHY- Y it and Mrs. Lawrence Mar- *' .rt of \tontreal. Quebec arriv- t‘tv gm ,1 me o l‘ getown last week. it. Wu mil continue to relide here 'ile W wine time. as Mr. Marteli, Mn 1; a lobster fisherman. in p....-.¢,,ii_\- readying his fish i ii a t 3” gen" for the spring season. :lti ‘ \l and Mrs. Charles Hansen at \"tllslt‘f‘ motored to George. W;- and were weekend guest» ,: \li' Hansewn'sflparentl Mr in; Nelson . amen. . \i = s r Aidene MacCormack. V mum at St. Dunstan'r Univer on ms the weekend guest oi il‘m‘ om-cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Lem- ”pi \tcirCormack. I w and Mrs. Stanlev Weik: s H tticli‘ daughter Dianne. aiirt \li'< D. A n S E e y. of. ,. (‘hpv‘lttilf‘i ow n 21m: r e d is. ‘ ; w:ott>\\'n on tun ay a n ‘ Ll (uh-o Enos?! at the '10 me 0‘ ML, oz. I

and “M. .l. W. Levers. > i \i s. M a r i e MacLeen. St . ‘ [iii-\‘iill s University student.‘ Prlces ‘ “2: Hio weekend guest of her} ; Fame “1- and Mrs. Waiter; 24 OZ.

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in and Mrs. Howard Walkerfl . W H mm Andy) and dtauggtir u c 1', ,- -,t..;-.« or B n ry. mo ore o . ; .. Pier»: minim [on uS u n d a y and g new" .Iui’SlS 0f Walker's ‘ _ I pawns» Mr. and Mrs. Chester . c x ‘ Closing ..

.' to . .t d t at St. A ' V enwas a tiri‘kt‘l‘tl .t of his parents. 9 BOT.

7”. mi Q12. Raymond 5010- P d 2 ALLENIS i COI'NT . , a S I W. t) R A A t: E. GRAPE, PERSONAL SIZE EVERYDAY HOUSEHOLD W's-

i,.mm St'uily of Charlotte- Sc". A “NE _ GRAPEFRUT, . JAN ORANGE - APRICOT,

'vwi'gt‘itm‘n of relatives and "twitls M arch l4ih. c . ~ . \z- and Mrs. William Wig ht e n r PlhE-ORAKGE AND .93] liftiillit'ilf “33;” 5511:1320; 33ml: “NS FRttiT PUNCH BARS FOR C . .. . . .. (l.()\th l.\li.\i h blRlM. . ...:i'\ H i st d i i St, II n vg:;h,m;;yeli“,ag the GRADE A OVEN READY BROILER 4 s . O

“multrurl guest of his mother.

\l"~ l“ H Henry. ‘tl and “its Walter Soloman

s-‘vl timi:litet' \nn of SOlll‘iS moi. ‘

owl 1n tiem'zelown on S u nd y

at i «we the guests of relatives. \l" :iuti \li‘s. R o I a n (1 Jay

at : "now of Tilt. Stewart were I

_-» it. Sunday at the home o.’ \l- .lutcpli G Johnson.

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JOHNSONS KLEAR

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I \‘. . ank Madman has as CHOICE VEAL RI‘T‘”) BEEF S & S LGE' I iiw lici‘ Sister, Mrs. Mel- _‘ , , . _ li-Mto'i and little daughter c MAL it -t \l-i'i‘ from i'innipegosis, LB LB ‘l-"' tin WW. .1: h, b‘ [h . . ' '1 'i-l' ll“""\' iltv‘i‘iqm (oi iiiIistil-g, er

\i' ."sr'ti \ll'S. Harold lilac-

‘ - ' * SWEET PiCKLED k d s h 2 02.370 l: :Cs tekr Mrs. Ll'oh‘n P. 3 S T ' I r ‘ . ~ N. e e I Tle l‘ timid and Mr. MacDonald. . » - S . L ‘ ' f5 0 1m 5‘ Wm M, 7 . y N 4 CARNATION INSTANT rr-cx'w for Winnipeg. Manito- LBS.

h. “More he will resume his

With the Familiar! Army- ' t 1 LB. llu ‘.l\ been spendin: his leave u H ‘::~ parents. ‘.\lr. and Mrs. ‘ A r' } pkr- Szvivsmln Walker. following his Hull“ 1".“ :::;::s* .3 “it: 0 RED RIPE "5‘" 75"“ (Waxirizuu Army in Germany. TOMATOES CARROTS

\ R \i' i“, Stephen Arsenauit,

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two at Point Edward Naval SEABROOK FARMS P.E.l. c

Rw at Sydney. N.S.. left re.

Envy»). on return to duty. after‘ N H 1 LB. 24 07. : I 9 I I 1 K,Ii‘.ldlng a short leave With h i I c PKG. c » c

Dn'outs, Mr_ and Mrs. Alec Ar- \VA(§STAFFE CHERRY

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«Hull. v' 1’. Hendricken was a i'isi- 20 OZ.

W in Charlottetown Tuesday,J I 'EIN HF. and Mrs. Ray Shaw. ('Al LINDA SE [CED 0R HALVES

t"i.irlnttetown were recent. visi-l I I. J

tors at the home of Mrs. Shaw's}

.J.ii\t~iiis Mr. and MrsLeVIi 23 Oz. c l‘-i\i;ird .lay was a recent vi-

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\li's. Harold Jay spent a con-5 TIN s "'l’ in Charlottetown. KELLOGGS ,, . . . . ~ ~ ) (‘RFQ'I‘

:i\ll~.\ (ioorgie Dover was 8 vi- . . . "()Rnl H‘ REED (()(()A:\1 r ( IL “ I. at in tharlottetown Saturday. 6 I r gill 07“ c 1.: .1 2 l.(‘;E.

,\lrs Floyd Jay was a visitor PKG- BUT. c TKBES intiotnwn. Sunday. where she vi-

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pic of dys during the week in SNOWS in ('oi'chead Road and Char- MM her “a he“. WESTONS OLD FASHIONED RAY-(LVAC FLASHLIHHI‘ TERILH'E PEN-q

in rue Valley where she was; '1'“ 2 u 9 st of her sister M r s. l ‘1']0 MacDonald and Mr. Mac- - am ow er 'l‘lN . a patient in the . Prim Edward Island Hospital. c I I George Leard, Mount Stewart. 1 LB“ 2 FOR 3 FOR S “lb a visitor at the home of Mr. BAG anrl Mrs. Alton Jay Sunday. >

Lawrence Hendrick.“ w" . MacArthur‘ii Clover Farm Court's Clover Farm McGuignn st Boyle's Harvey's ('iovcr Farm .‘lncnliilan's t‘lowr Farm Siacxviil's (lover Farm F Haiti‘s rim.” FEE? \‘lstor in warm Mon lehmond Bedi‘ord (‘lover Farm (‘riiiiuud "\‘I‘IN‘Rd Tm“ \Rllt‘y “Wm ' - "w" d") live Arsenauit & Gaudet'l cudmm‘e'I Clo"? Firm Hum" RN" “'9. (NW: Hm“ Ma“"““’ 5‘ )"Lmn's Macl‘hce’s (‘lovcr Fer Stciiart & Beck's Clover

, Clover Farm oy'tu' Bed BM" Gallagher‘s (‘lover Farm I UNI”). “fl”: . Clover l-ni-m Souris Farm

Hoyd .lay. Mr. Robert Leard h I A Wellington Dennis. Clover F-m ML Stewart Pram}: I (Floittr ' aim BHdgflnwn Rennie & "Hawk Mnmamw Md “r‘ Edgar Bi" “"9"de T s Brown's Clovor Farm mlwor‘h AVC- Ch'EOW' Gallaiit's (‘lover Farm - 5:! Sm.‘ F Monk‘s t'lover Farm i'lmt‘l' Farm «tilt? lint-key game in Morell Mon- Murrav River Dixon's "0"" rum Smith RUSH?" kpnlwdi‘oidwlhhfih arm From" Ri‘" “1mm”? Q Tmwtfil‘s Clover Fan: ‘ “l' "lull! between Mount Ste- . ‘ . orih Trvon . . ' ‘ .. . , . - ~ , men 57 ‘flwn . 2 ‘ . . ‘ 4 ‘ n - .. 5 iv . (i F S d .ons (ioicr Farm :‘HI‘I Sea~Gulls and Moreii M9.“ Farm Store Brgru?:aflg;:b:u:rm MacEwens Clover Farm 6"“ ‘50::s‘gllFa'm Kcnnod} tim'Lim Farm It“ Naomi}? arm on «is “on.” T > ' m r Fa Mrs Th F I. ‘ - w London I'IWIHL I _ ‘ . . V . iii-pins rive rm tu- ' 9 “me mod ‘ $ Cascley‘s Clover Farm Em,» mm," Farm Haddnd's t‘lovcr l-‘iiriii Murinwl‘s timer Farm ‘hl‘lt‘kfi (‘Im-cr harm Sanderson s ‘t‘lmor 1-er Elm _ "flow"

To Serve You Malpeque slum-"em w". Pownnl Si. (‘h‘town i'i-i-non Riwr Alhm-tnn “' h ‘ _ ‘

\lr and Mr. George Dover Callbeck'r Clover Farm Fraser‘s Clover Farm Harvcy's (‘Im'er l-‘arm Lord's t‘loier Farm hit-Nulii's t‘Im-cr Farm Stiiilitlri‘s' t‘lmor l-‘arm “outlit‘rhi' s t im'er Earm

""l‘f‘ visitor! MW?! CENT“ 30‘1qu North Lake '9 Park Terrace (‘h'loiin Johnston's Riwr ’ ‘ ll’lii‘i‘ Qllt‘vn bl. Ch'tmui

Monday.

R ESTORE SEVERE-11') HAND

l‘l‘PSAlA. Sweden (AP) «— T‘r' (tunnnr Akessmi. .15. slipped "it the floor of a factory in this :i‘ctlish city Tuesday and knife ‘lJthS of a machine severed l“ 'eft hand. A surgical team 29‘1th by Professor Thord 8:20: restored the hand Tues- “mn Blood circulation re- 4'» it'll” Joining of the nerves Fwtr‘fi‘g'fi’rw‘ 3"" Ht enable use of the hand Will be the next phase.

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