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biii-‘Zbnabitiimniiximfiiii-M- and Roma Preece. The tee was s de- cided success. socially and fins-n- _---—-—-—- 31%;, S;““i..8’eiii"°e'2n£‘ua"i‘i; Will the Liberal electors of the several polls of ' the Fourth District of Prince Count! "W" 4"‘ Fflhy’ April 26th at 8 PM. at their usual lace of meeting, for the purpose of nominating Road oremim and T" Collectors for ssid polls. Please notify the undersigned immediately In"

the sunervision of Mrs. H. J. the meeting regal-din! 11°11'10"!-

l-iynes. In Memos-ism HORACE WRIGHT. c. c. sauna.

In fond and loving memory M MELVILLE MOLYNEAUX who passed sway April 25th, 1M6- l

godnylrecslls sad new?“ ed one e m WOMEN ALLOWED And. oi: ones viii: think of him

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13 makinl slow progress in an effort

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week. Two ‘drunk and l bl" live’ dollars tiiiipie-i- 01%.: days imp-honmcnt. In an ed- jeurndes ease of reckless

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mended for one wee Add s women charged with using insultinl inn one. _had her case adjourned un i1 April 30th. A sum- nasrg’ Rejectmcnt case was dispos- e .

Personals

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Mr. Isrl MacDonald, Upper Hilisboro 5t. has relurneci home after s successful operation for sp- pesidicitis in PEI. Hospital.

s Myrtle MscLeod. city is visi g in Bi. Cstherlnes. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. fleber Muc- Lesn. .

Mr. Lloyd Stewart, Long Creek, hss gone to Hunter River to take up his occupation as carpenter. ‘

Mr. Idoyd Wellner is out at business again after his indis- position.

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Mill Edna Hickox has returned to Amherst. 11.5., after spending Easter at her home ln Hunter Riv- er with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. el I-llckcx.

Bommunists In ' Chinese Capital

OHUNGKINCr-Zprll 28—(GP)— Government reports from churls today-

Communist

Kiln uiin district east of Changchun. where the govern- ment's first army apparently was tc reach the fallen Manchurian cafiitnl. _ unzchulin is 9d miles from Changchun. captured by the Com- munists last week. LL-Gen. Ohso Chis I-isisng, act- ing commander of the government armies in the northeast, was scheduled to fly from Mukden to the Ohan chun ares to study the nfllitsry s ustion there. A news- flsper correspondent said five Un- ted States newsmen. including’ As- ‘ " Press correspondent Tom sterson. were sate in Chans- c ill. but that they were without freedom cf action. Approximately 100 government cials there also were being de- tained. The capture of Changchun by the Communist forces has caus- reasing uneasiness government quarters in Mukden and North Chine. As a direct re- sult, the defences at Peipina and Tienisln have been tightened up oonside ably by the government authorities.

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