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university llensurs IN MELQRIAM Island Barrister ”" "”'" ”'”""'""

T 115:." John Mountain oongrstulatie are being" . 9"" ” V "'7 " b" m9" i” tnenaxe: 2:10;: H. Morawetl. 3.. 33:3, mmmum l";'gy'”;:h" :1

-- -. Ihl Pill ICVIIG. ' mum any who why ;' hum” III! In of ellhlal-two years.

ma den” of "Doom I Jud” she had been a most actiu pmdmw. comm,” " ugon mm lady throughout, her life, and even

the sanste of the University rmxhxetwlwlgzmt 'dum'uk.'”'z: o oron '

' six Weeks before the and came. lia,r:.cI1r?e:w:Ilah:.tusIIe-isdt. Re tntymin "at W" "man I” tended tor Wee ya" ”' m. u' ease her suuerlngs was tried. but

Faculty of the University of vian- I” no "mi sh” '” ”u'"t as. in Austria. where he sueceas- tmmuhom um mm M" ""1

nights of suffering and was full d. 1 th lgun- - nutyiorixgrl thginutaearysnotl Jurls- ”'"''””V cm” '" '”' ll” lI'”3”'

tar Nellie, Mrs. Walter Garlick,

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KITCHEN SETS

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Gnu. cm” Pad. :x,:;':::;:g3.'.' known " Judmm The deceased was a loving wife He afterwards attended the Uni- '”"I ”m"- E W” ”'”'hb" ""I -

Pnolacllon Increases versity of Toronto, where he re- mi.;.h:hgm);:gl I?-gyhlggngz Mom

Yield!-Pays for (1::i:,:d.:1:9 Decrmereetgi B3332! gg dxlltheuattirt; grrljd gug ., ghlogf, '-k Btllllllttlllil rlrloileny-Iillsillle or gleaming . Mum 01 um s cc e ome e remans w e we e n . g m." av”. 1 ML Morlwetz has been massed ::r;4.:;:::xu:n'&h:hBx;g':,gc:h3:l: wk Sturdy construction throughout! Table REGULAR w-4 .::.m”.z:::;.::..:";..a?.”a::: mm um cm 1- wk-we in Toronto. 1-In treatise on '1'axa- ”m”"'”" "' mm ”"m”- A -k Complete set includes four chairs, table 51 tlon of Compensatory Payments 1"” number at mend” "m and large matching buffet! In the field of mum, Tu hm aeisgxliors umernea galresent to pay ' . I . ?--M which was Mme" .3 . pup”... 0 Bl 11 remct 0-0 the or An outstanding value at this amazing, tory thesis in his Doctors degree, lmiwho had lilsldcon to higher bw j t has obtained unconditional ap- "W "A 5"" rt rm SE" ' - splendid and helpful message.

proval by the University authori- ties. and will shortly be published. Mr, Morawetz was admitted to the Bar of Prince Edward Island in June, 1948. after having been an artlcled student-at-law in the of- fice of W. E. Bentley, K. C., for four years. It is understood Mr. Morswets will continue to reside In Toronto.

Committed For Trial

The hymns sung were: at the home, "The Lord's My Shepherd". and the other hymns ware: ”Nsar- er My God to Thee," "safe in the Arms of Jesus" and "Rock of Ages". At the close of the service. the remains were bourne to the People's Cemetery and tenderly laid to rest in the family plot. There were many beautiful flor- al olfeings from the family and friends. The pail-bearers were:

OR DOWN PAYMENT

RQUIRED

YEAR after year Green Cross users have reported increased potato yields due to Green Cross potato protection. Too, Green Cross users consistently take a big share of

Winter Fair potato honours. You can get

qultfggoznd.qUlflfilYWil3lG1'00nCl'0IBp0tato On Murder Charges :g;;f';.,1,g"Mfj;;?,,fff".;i,:l:,” 331mm", wsmv S 00 0R

P” - 'w- Dr. William Thompson, nos Don- - 1

sq, DDT BASI-COP nusr. A combina- J;i”F.. ?5p,S3A.Ifi'. ..I;1."1.333.f '”.1;,, 1 R .. d ""5 ”” m I "ASH. PRICE A WEEK!

tioninsecticide-fungicide for the complete pro- committed for trial today on husb:;f,P:m" ::”:?";-I:;;d"”ot , , ' of tlto crops against all common charges of murder in the death of ' f ' .

"cmn 9” . . Cornwall Ont., Leslie, Darnley, WEEKLY

potato pests including early and late blighta, a fisherman whose body WI; md Rq,M1d' 5” W"; we

Color-do pot-to beetles. Hen beetles and leaf Wind 3”” "'”””l"'”" " daushtm: Nome. ma. w-nu 9”” up T0 I CHISTERFIILDS .....s1.2s RADIOS 25:

h avlly weighted. 9 Garllck, Everett, Msss., and Amy "bloc" Sn: soc STOVE 60:

hopper” Boysle Singh John Durant El- . ' ' Mr . Bertram M okay, Clinton; '

396 DDT DUST- Mlcronizedf DDT for the gon,gog'm: f,,l;f:”l;:,f,',";;” JR mi one granddaughter. Jean WEEKLY O0 ,Avm,o"s H ,5 ICE soxss 30: 0011301 OICOIOWIO P0130 beflflest 390 beetlet h" 3;” O, ,,,m,,,. ,,,,,.,,, Woodside. Mrs. my Burt. who auvs up TO . ' " " I "cycus so lafhagzenn ":1 oth:kp?ug,I5f rggsfro Ianaa nlllr aerversl fishermen whd aims resided with her grsnd- IEFIICIIATORS . . . . S2.60 'A'Y cAliI' c u”" 3” '"t' M ' have disappeared at sea during In 0?. WEEKLY Astral REFIICERATOKS 1.50 5' on

Also Micronized"'.

DAY-LITE DUST. For early and late blights. Because it is a neutral copper. damp- nese or rlew not necessary for it to be effective. Can be used any time

the last two months. Local fish- ermen hsve been war! 10 PM W . sea, fearing that a bend of viral” is operating off the coast. lulllnl fisherman and lootinl tlmr b'””s

ON IT. STEPHENS W. A.-

The May meeting of the St. Stephen's w. A. was held at the home oi Mrs. mils Profitt. Bur- lington, with the president. Mrs. W. J. Harrington, presiding.

"bard her watch, Thy Church 1. Keeping." was the cocaine hymn, followed by the lit-my 101' the month. members prayer. and scripture reading led by the rec- tor. Rev. 5. J. Davies.

Roll call was answered with a verse containing the word "Oom- fort".

The secretary. Mrs. Iollfh PIMP ter read a report from Mrs. Bell on the last Board meeting. to which a reply is to be sent, voic- ing the prproval of the members. of this recently adopted ides.

It was suggested that new lamp shades be bought to replace dam- aged ones in the church. and a new lantern to be used outside.

"White" SIWINC MACHINES 3l.50

And IUCI. LAMPS. CHAIRS. IIDS. Etc. ALL ON IASY WIIKLY TIIIMSI

450.00 600.00

i All Goods Delivered on FIRST Weekly Payment ANYWHERE!

'-k CANADA'S LOWEST CARRYING CHARGES! Only Slz, a yearl MAIL rms coupon come IN! wnrrn or 'r-Home 2817

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VACUUM CLlA;IEIS I

IN MEMORIAM

ELRLAN PAIGE KENNEDY

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The death of Harlan Ken- nedy, a. widely known In highly esteemed resident of Kingsboro, occurred early Friday morning at his home on May l2l'.h, I1lAr I. brie! illness. He was in his ssuh year.

Deceased was the son of the late John and Mrs. Kennedy, xingworo and was born in xingvaoro on September 16th. 1&5.

I-iis sudden passing was a. great shock to the members of the fam- lly and deeply regretted by a host of friends.

He is survived by three sons, two and one grandchild. borne. Lloyd, Orin, Alice, Annie and Sandra. His wife (nee Bnma Stewart) predeceased him sixteen years ago; also two sons, Roy. 21 years ago arid Galvin 2 years.

The funeral service was held at his late home on Sunday. May lath, and was largely etlmded. Rev. E. R. Bell. officiating. Hymns used were: "safe in the Arms of Jesus", "Beautiful I-Iome", "some

WEEKIY BUYS UP TO

.-...,V INSECTICIDES I Ivaythingrorliodom Pest control

0lsg'J Ind:-nub

l I : I am interested In- ' I

scientists say this particular kind of half animal. half-flower hasn't lived in these parts for 230,000,000 years; maybe 4oo.ooo.ooo. A cousin of the starlish the erlnoid looked something like a lily and lived in the sea. I

3 MORE THAN ROCK. MUD

TORONTO. June 'I-- (0!)- Workman building Toronto's sub- way are finding more than rock and mud. They have come across a crinoid. It's dead. of course.

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An Associate Company of Manchester lloberhon Allison LIL Dept. Store. Saint John, N. B. -- Established 1863.

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ATTENTION IIOE PRODUCERS

FOR HIGHEST RETURNS AND PROM.P'.l', EFFICIENI

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SERVIOE, smr YOUR IIOGB AND OVHIEB LIVESTOCK Mrs. Harrington tom the mem- sweet Day." IRROUGII OUR TRUOKER8 EVERY WEEK. be” "III 5110 hid Personally lub- Floral,'rributes-llllamilsh Mr. and man rsnvrmos June is, the mm nmosssy an. you Ann 110 V1511!-HE LQQAL PLANT AND scribed for the Log. tonreplace a Mrs. Wm. mm-tson and the on-AWA, Jun. 7...(cp).."rhg nouncecl today. The exhibition is l Ci

SEE YOUR HOGS BEING KILLED, WEIGHED AND GRADED .

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Allanywleassla .. 1":-uona xaasrr-r LOADING nu Hampton I. D. Ilaelnetl 0 lens ..-.'I'lmrsday Alberta: George ' .1 ..........s '

Annanaala Albertess Coop. ...... ...Tuesday 3adlnj.'rf3g(l. ,.....I. O. Iaebonali ...:....'l'uesday hen. nlyu-Wooj ls-Earls Mullen ...............'l'uestIa, lassds ...'......

Bloomfield Is. Bears. I ..- ............. Tuesday 3;-gaging. "Bloemfisll Ones. ............'russday cum. 0... Elmer Wlgmora ...........'rharadsy Cardigan ....-............2. Arabia Maellanoa .......'I'uesday

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st. resesfa-Dear liver- Sourls ..-.................. ltallle Pratt .. .. Tuesday In -...,......': II. a. useless a It.

Once! .... . . ......... ............ Jrharsday Tlrnlsh .. ........ ....--..- 'l'lglll.I,s cup ....-.-.. ...'russssy

VOHIOI liver-Ulgg .- Ralph In .............. .....'l'Iesds! ' UIIUIV VIl- ' -. .......... -..'raseasy

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Charlottetown G 'vI:lalsy-For aiflelsas i'IIchIIg.,sorv1ea Mea- wowtugsmursssra-oesuu-euowssos-dolls;-r-Howl war NO! rsraasrsu ma onsatorrrsrrown rear:-rr an as-

DUITII ON PIINQ IIIWAID ISLAND. GIVING IIPIDYWUNT '53 ISLAND PIOPI-Is AND OPIIATIII IN I'll IEII llG'IIII'l'I.Ol

complimentary subscription, that was being received.

Mrs. A. R. Campbell distributed amiss of the Living Message. Members paid to Holiday fund and offering.

Mrs. W. J. Paynter gave an in- teresting account of the 53rd an- nual meeting at Charlottetown. and said she had received a let- ter from Miss Cotton. correspond- lng secretary who is a. hospital patient. Mrs. E. Pr-ofltt also re- ported briefly on the annual meet- ing. Mrs. Paynter reported s. total thanlsoffering of 3403.78.

Mr. Davies gave a report on the missionary apportionment, and the completed mission bale was dis- played. 'Ilhe Dorcas secretaries, Mrs. John Moose and Mrs. lledlcy Paynter were heartily commended -by Mr. Davies on behalf of tho members. for their excellent se- lection and careful buying, in pre- paring the bale.

Meeting closed with benediction. Lunch was served by the hostess and several of the ladies.

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Creamer Family. Pallbearers-Angus Benton. Ber- nard. Mossey. Harry Stewart, Earl Kennedy and James nobdtson. Burial was in the Klngsboro Cemetery.

canto-Br THANKS

The Family of the late Harlan Paige X :y wish to express their sincere thanks to all who sent flowers and messages of sym- pathy and to friends and neigh- bours for their many acts of kind- ness durlng the time of sorrow.

IN MEMGRIAM

In loving snemoy of my dear mother. Mrs. Fr Morrison. who died June Mb, 1934.

she left a beautiful memory. And a sorrow too great to be told. But to the one that loved and lost her.

Her 'snemo , will never grow old. sadly Missed by Daughter Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke

' and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving rnemor, of my dear sister Margaret Ann Morrison who died June loth. 1084.

God wanted one more angel

To Join his happy host

And looking around he found one In the one we loved the most.

He did not take her suddenly But after house of pain

He sent his Ihlr-lng angel

To take her home again.

some day I hope to meet her

some day I know not when

To olaap her little hands

To sea my dear Margaret agaln.

lady Missed by llstsr Marian and Orassdyarent.

Governor-General, Viscount Alex- ander. will officially open an ex- hibition of contemporary Irish

the first of a series which the Ir- ish Cultural Relations Committee is organizing for showing; in North

paintings at the National Gallery America.

HOG PRODUCERS I

BEAR THIS THOUGHT IN MIND: IT IS THE VOL- UME OF HOGS SHIPPED OFF THE ISLAND THAT SUSTAINS T PRICE ON THE ISLAND, SO IT IS TO YOUR VANTAGE THAT YOU CONTACT SWIFPS LOADER, IN YOUR VICINITY, WHO IS A PART OF OUR WEEKLY SHIPPING SYSTEM THAT ASSURES YOU OF PROMPT KILLING AND QUICK RETURNS. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF OUR AUTHORIZED LOADERS:

ELMIRA-EAST POINT . . NORMAN BRUCE

BEAR RIVER . . MOONEY BROTHERS somus-nAv ETUNE . CLIFFORD rs-11'!-zns

ST. PETERS .. RALPH SANDEESON 33151-ox, .. GORDON J. McEWEN

. MICHAEL MCMILLAN

. ALVIN BURKE

. FULTON L. DOUGLAS . CLARENCE MITCHELL . ALBERT COURT

IRVING MCDONALD

. ALVIN MIMLAUGHLAN . D. RAY BROOKS

. CHARLES NICHOLSON . ALVIN MacPllEIlSON

. ROBERT MICPHEE

. ARTHUR MICDONALD . STEWART ADAMS

. WILLIAM J. MCDONALD . LINWOOD J. MCNEILL . VERNON MCINTYRE IVILFRED CANNON

. JOSEPH MURNAGIIAN

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MILTON .. . Norms wrursmnr: . r:I.Mrm CLOW HUNTER mvsss .. . GORDON MATIIESON HOPE RIVER D. B. REID cavermxsn GRANT MoLE0ll raannnrcron . HAROLD lllacLEAN gun EARL TODD ssmaann .. marrow chum xrrzxona . sauna P. causnas ALBA .. .1. osoaon Mscnsv

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SEAVIIW ..... .. IIAIIILTON-MALPIQUE .. .. WILMUI VALLEY-DEDEOUE .. SUKMEISIDE-SIIEIBIOOKE snonm you Nor t have an anvsza-rrsszn rnoosusn IN your. vrcmrrv, mucnrmo won. as: ram TO ANY rnuoxan our names oeuv- . name use own nous as om: STOCK rams, aarnwar wnaar. cnanwrrr-rrowx.

' Swift lianaillsn Co. Limited

HARRY WAUOH ROBERT P. IIOGG

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now to an ulcer "roar rnorns”'

lapaaled tesls have peeved lhal meal hag release can increase Ihalr perk pvellls by following the Q provan mama. .5 ",1... management outlined below. They are not hard to fellow, yes lhey pay big dividends. -

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y by selecting prolihc gilts and sows and breeding in a

illit dill. wall cared-for boar. By keeping ; heard of

and clsooaing hreodinl gills by means of

ouch records. you will increase the average size of your llthra.

I. NAVI IOIALTNY. HUSKY N05. The growth and development of the unborn liiinr call for prouins of good quality and for minerals and vitamins in propu- proportlon. Feed Miracle Brood Sow Ration to your sowa from breeding time in farrnwing and you'u seldom have trouble with sickly pigs.

1. GIT OOOD EARLY OAINS. With proper mans... rneni. and feeding Miracle Brood Sow Ration. the nvsrage weight of your pigs at 8 week: should be about 40 lbs. Start feeding suckling pigs Miracle Hog Starter. dry, lll creep, at about 2 wcelss old. Continue until 60 lbs. Give pigs all they will eat In every feeding. '

4. on ro uiasxsr wsleur sassv. With the rlglsa feeding you can have your hogs averaging 200 lbg. in from 5 to 6 month: and ready for early marketing. When the pigs: weigh about 60 lbs.. start feeding Miracle Hog Grower 3 times daily as n sue nah Food as much as they can out. When the hog: an ahout 110 lbs. change over in is grndugl w-y .0 Miracle Hog Finisher and feed in the same way.

5. MAINIAIN SANIYAYION, Keep the hog hnuso or farrowing pen. nil swine aquipmeni, and the pigs CLEAN. This will prevent. infestation of the comm". roundworur. loans from parasites. and other prom; consuming diseases.

6. SAVI IIIO MONIY. True economy doc-II not mum slrlmpin " on feed. it means turning feed inlo pork without waste of time or feed. This can only he aceomp- . lished by supplying the right" N load In the right amount at ' the right time for each clan of animal. By follow. ing the method of feeding in the steps '- abovg and combining thh with good massagasnesst and sani- tation. you should be ablelw produea ll!) lbs. of park. on the average. from ssosssorvtlsanlno f.oa'I5lbe.ol Miracle Hog Feeds.

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