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e new low. Malntenanoe costs are nil. You clean them with mud wa'er. And there are no ins don eorvssioceyoucanpnttheniupyonrs "1 in lsinlnutos. ” 6.” "I

ee "maoamaatar ma e an era of famous I'Iodernf,oId" do 1. today.

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C00lt'l for perfect pictures.

CRASWELL for Better Photo- graphs.

ARRIVING DAILY new spring Dresses. Kennedy's Ladies' Wear.

-"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE -at the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

"WE TREAT Till: SICK WELL" -Glggey's Pharmacy, open evo- nlngs 'tlll I o'clock.

ICE CREAM - the delieious dessert - no praparationt- scon-

- omlcal.

WORLD DAY OF PRAYER BROADCAST Station C. B. A.. Thursday. February 24th. Time: 4.45-5.00 p. m.

LEADERSHIP SCHOOL for Sun- day School Teachers by Maritime Religious Education Council Staff. Wednesday and Thursday eve- nings. 7.15. Trinity United Church.

LAIRD MEMORIAL - In the North Rustico United Church on Sunday. February Nth a very fine Pulpit ante-pendlum was de- dicated. It was the gift of Mrs. Gordon Laird of New Glasgow, P. E. I. in memory of her late husband Gordon Laird. a mem- ber and strong supporter of the North Rustlco Church who died in 1961. It is a very fine addi- tion to this Church which was renovated last summer.

SEAL ON HIGHWAY Mr. Mervyn Johnston of Murray Har- bour Norlh was surprised yester- day morning to encounter a seal on the highway. It was a baby seal. still with a white coat. and seemingly preferred the pave- ment at Alexandra to the waters of Hillsborough Bay. Mr. Johna- ton. however, proposed to return the animal to the water In Char- lottetown Harbour.

Card of Thanks

No. I Plywood Place

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FROM DISCOMFORT Oi

When you hm a cold you F11 want relief from the pain and discomfort and youwsnt it it . . ..TIlll.'SvASDlIIn,l A tablet sleds ilisinieglaiing g almost the instant you talis ll -

starts to relieve that pain almost instantly!

We wish to sincerely thank Dr. Laidlaw. Doctors and Nurses .of the P. E. l. llospltal who so skill- fully cared for our daughter Dor- othy since the time of her serious accident. We also thank the Rev. M. D. Dunbar for his visits and spiritual comfort. To the men! kind friends and neighbours who sent flowers. gifts. letters and cards. we extend a sincere "Thank You."

Myrtle and Ernest Molyneaux.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our darling Mother. Mrs. Joseph Ford. who passed away February ma. D53.

A little token true and tender. Just to show we still remember. Within our hearts you are with a

yet. Fond memories you left we can never forget.

God look your jaanl. VG Illll A0 part.

Re a sad your pain but broke our earts.

Although we smile and seem care-

Nobody misses you more than we.

Always Remembered by a Family.

h loving memory of ear Mother Mrs. Lottte Mosher. who passed awn February Mth. I064.

Calm and peaceful she Is sleeping Iweetest rest that follow pain

We who loved her sadly miss her Dlt treat h tied to meet Ilala.

Always lemeiabared by Flllllll. Ieatrios. Ilaiea. lloward. Charlie.

h loving memory at 'llloMAl I. tIlLI.EsPlE. who died Fsbrllw II. 1008.

Alwsys Renie red by Wife and Dan Doris.

Fin tliv snkv Hf GC)Ol) I.1l')lE'

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TRINITY Y. P. U. PLAY Anne of Green Gables, April lttb-15th.

MILK for Beauty. Milk for strength. Milk for Health.

"cairn PARTY. Central Royalty Hall, tonight s.ao.

NEW suns AND ILOUSEI - All Weather Coats arriving daily. Norina's, Kent street.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street. Dial 5228. Serving full course dimers. Specializing Chinese dish.

HEAR PC W. C. ENSEMBLE under the capable direction of Miss Lillian Macltenzie. Red and Blue Revue, March 7th, lith. P. W. C. Auditorium.

COMMUNITY CONCERT As- SOCIATION Executive and Direc- tors. Important meeting Charlotte- town I-Iotel. Friday. 25th. 0.45.

WORLD DAY or PRAYER MEETING will be held in the Christian Church. Friday, 3.30 p. m.

P. E. I. HOSPITAL MEETING.- All members of the public are welcome to attend the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital Annual Meeting in the Nurses' Residence at the Hospital at it p. m. to- night. Come and participate in the discussion of the Hospital admin- istration.

PAARDEBERG DAY PLANS- The executive oi the Charlotte- town Legion Branch met in the business office of the Home on the night of Feb. 22 to deal with several ,matters of business. The financial report was received. dis- cussed and accepted by the meet- ing. The question of the appoint- ment of a parl-time secretary was considered. but so far no ep- pointment has been made. Plans were laid for Pnardeberg Day. It was decided that members should meet at the South African war memorial at 12:30 next Sunday where a service in memory of deceased South African war vet- erans will be held. The five re- maining South African war vet- erans will be guests of the Chor- lottetown Branch on Monday night when a smoker will be held in their honor.

In. Memoriam

JOHN MARTIN LADNER

The death of John Martin Ladnsr in his 70th year occurred at his residence at 40 Hillsboro Street. Charlottetown. Sunday mor- nlng. January 9th. The late Mr. Ladner suffered for the past few years with a serious heart sil- ment which caused his s ud den passing.

Mr. Ladner was born at Bangor. P.E.I.. the son of the late John Ladner and Margaret Henderson. He was widely known especially in the country districts where he did business as an agent and buyer. which took hm to many parts of the province, where he met and made many friends. He was of a friendly nature and al- ways had a hand clasp andwmlle for all with whom he came in con- tact. He had the admirable faculty of seeing the best in his fellow man and the many beautiful floral tributes bore ample testimony to this as they formed a bank around his casket. He was a member of the Dundas Baptist Church. Mr. Ladner was twice married.

R.C.A.F. To Escort Princess

HALIFAX (C?) --T um I2 win mm. 3 .'."w'.l'?i

her Caribbean tour March

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am". na3?l..'.i'...'3 i.."..i 623.35 wood. N. 8., to be with the royal airliner from a point off New York

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:s0lIdd.0dlI the plane was to have an t and b t to Mange”. er u was dlvened

IO; first wife. Florenc W predeceased him in ma. rorTintTiTs' "DIOR I NB. Warren. who resides Ill HIIIIlX.' survives. His second marriage was to Katherine Mac- -Laren, who. with her four children. Thelma. (Mrs. Edwltd Francis). Central Royalty; Jeanette, Mei-ii Ind Cecil. at home. are left to mourn the mains of a kind and loving father and husband. A son. Keith. liredeceased him.

Surviving brorthera. and sisters are: Ruth. (Mrs. Stanley Tingley), Alabama: Mary (Mrs. .1. H. Skin- ner); Mark and Edmund. Massa- chusetts. Five brothers sud gig. ters namely Alex. Wellington. Jen- nie. Mar aret (Mrs. Alex Doch- ertyl. an Catherine (Mrs. Daniel Robbins). predeceased hlrn.

The ' ' which was very largely attended was held on the afternoon of January 11 from the MacLean Funeral Home to the Charlottetown Baptist Church. Ser- vices at the Church and grave were conducted by Rev. Fran k Smith. assisted by Rev. A. Frank Mac!-Gan. who both spoke eloqu- ently of the deceased and brought tender words of comfort to the family.

The Pallbearers were: Messrs. George Macl-Ewen. Lorne Keefe, Alex MncLenn. Claude O'Brien. H. B. Weeks. and Thomas Arblng.

Interment was in Midgell Ceme- tery.

Following are the floral tri- butes:-

P The family. Sprays and Wreaths: The Grandchildren. Keith. Donna and Delbert. Warren, Evelyn and Lee Leslie, Alice and family. Grandma Warren, Blanche and Tom. Blye and Albert. Doris and Vic. Mrs. George Macl.-Ewen. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Francis. Dellie and Willie. Stan and Lena. Mrs. Yeo. Grace and Kenneth. Charlottetown Baptist Church. Lorne and Ida. Slylrs. MacAusland. Heber and 8 ' . Tom Gosbee and family. Lee and David Stewart. Lydia. Wilfred and family. Management and Staff R. T. Hol- man Ltd. P. E. I. Harness Racing Club. Student Council Prince of Wales College. Teachers, Parkdele School. Nliolard of Trustees, School Unit o . MacPhee and Trainor. Canadian Oil Company Ltd. City Basketball League. Cut Flowers: Gordie. Ens. Windsor and Kitty. Wendell and Betty. Lois and Earl Ford.

Card of Thanks

Mrs. John M. Ladner and fam- ily wish to thank their many friends and relatives who sent. messages of sympathy and were so kind at the timo of their sor-

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N. S. House

HALIFAX. (CP) - A royal com- mission to study "the whole mat- ter" of sutomobue insurance and new measu r:I designed to curb the number of highway accidents were forecast in the speech from the throne as the Nova Scotla leg- islature opened Wednesday.

The predictions appeared in con- secutive items in a speech read by Lieutenant-Governor Alistair Fraser and recalled a statement by Premier Hicks a few days ago that insurance rates. whether han- dled by private firms or a govern- ment agency. would have to be based on accident figures.

The speech said the royal com- mission probe would cover "the coat of obtaining adequate insur- ance protection." several delega- tions recently have asked the gov- ernment to take over operation of an insurance scheme similar to that now used in Saskatchewan in an effort to lower rates.

Premier Hicks is heading the Liberal government for the first time since he took over the party leadership following the death of

the late premier Angus L. Mac- donald. The Progressive Conserva- tive Opposition, under Robert . Stanfield. has been strengthened by a by-election victory. The standing is Liberals 21. Progressive Conservatives 1:. CCF two and vacant, one.

The throne spacch. longer than

Opens

Road Accidents Featured

and making predictions of planned legislation. said the government "views with concern the increasin number of highway sccdlents fatalities."

It said that improved measures for the examination or re-examina- tlon of motor vehicle operators would be inaugurated. This would be the first time that re-examlna- tlon of drivers has been instituted in Nova Scotla. No time period was mentioned but some sources piedlcted that drivers would be required to undergo driving tests every 10 years.

PIIOIE METAL RESOURCE!

The speech also forecast:

1. Study of a possible redistri- bution of seals in the House.

2. Completion of a forestry in- ventory of Cape Breton before the end of the current fiscal year.

2. Continued investigation of copper and other base metal de- posits in the province.

4. Increased tourist and indus- trial development activity.

5. Opening of the Canso cause- way "during the present year." the Halifax-Dartmouth bridge be- fore the session ends. and the Yarmouth-Bar Harbor Me.. ferry "during the coming summer.”

6. increased attention to improve- ment and surfacing of secondary roads now that reconstruction and paving of main trunk highways is

usual and reviewing general trends WI-IEATLEY RIVER W. I.

The February meeting of the Wheatley River Women's institute met at the home of Mrs. Gordon Andrews on the first Thursday of the month. The meeting openedy in the usual manner and the roll call was answered by 12 members and one visitor repeating a Val- entine verse. The minutes of the last meeting were read. approved and signed. Four members paid their fees and one renewed for In- stitute News. Tlic niatlcr new doctor was taken up and it was decided to collect fur same: members to take donations to the next meeting: also to finish the collection for the (Jrpliuiinge. Red Cross sewing and knitting were passed in. 'l'he school committee reported towels were needed for the school. and it was agreed to get same.

The following comniiilces were appointed for next month.

School. Mrs. Leonard Ling and Mrs. Harry Ling: Sick. Mrs. Har- old Buniain and Mrs. William Ling: Lunch. Mrs. Harold Bun- tsin. Mrs. Leonard Ling and Mrs. Milton Rackham: Programme, Mrs. Fred MscRae.

The correspondence was read and dealt with according. it was de- clded to give 310.00 to the "March of Dimes" and to scnd to the Red Cross for canvassing material. A thank-you note was read from one who had received fruit while ill. The matter of sending away old woollens was taken up and Mrs.

of the 5

MacRae was to send for catalogue.

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nearing completiou.,

Mrs. Harry Ling invited the mem- bers for the next meeting when the roll call will be answered by an Irish joke. The collection a- mounted to 85,cents and the grab bag. 32.76. A contest put on by Mrs. Preston Rackham was en- joyed by all. The meeting closed with the Queen. Lunch was served by the hostess and the committee in charge.

ONCE TLTJTXURY

Citrus fruits. introduced to south- crn Europe in ilie 12th century, were still a luxury in northern countries five centuries later.

Prince Edward island HOSPITAL

ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the Act of Incorpor- ation a public meeting of all con- tributors to the Prince Edward Island Hospital will be held in the class room, new nurses' residence. Charlottetown. on Thursday, Feb- ruary 24th. 1955. at B P.M. for the purpose of electing trustees for the government of the Insti- tution ln accordance with the by- laws and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before it.

J. ANDREW LIKELY. Secretary. Board of Trustees.

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widow of Fourier French Diplomat Dies

NEW YORK. (AP)-Lady Mary Greaves. 34-year-old daughter of a British countess. died under puzzling circumstances in her lux- urious Central Park West apart- ment early today.

On a dresser at her bedside po-

biturates, including two thought to be sleeping plus.

At first. officers termed her death apparent suicide. Later. however. they withdrew this de- scriptlon and blamed "an appar- ent overdose of sleeping pills."

Finally. the whole question was left open and an autopy ordered in an effort to make an exact determination.

A maid who summoned police told them Lady Mary had come to this country on a visitor's visa

This woman says: "FOR AIITHRIIIC PAINS

DOLCIN is POSIIIVELY MIRACIILOUS"

"After weeks of siihrim pains, I was advised to use DOLCIN and found to my smszemeni ihsi the efli.-as were positively miraculous. Last week I could IIOK ur my left foot to the floor but t ay i sin walking around as it I had never had any- thing wrong with me." M”. JA-S.

This letter and s never-ending stream of letters testify in the ailer- iivencss of Dolun. The result of years of biochemical researrh. the great benefit: of the Dolcin formula have been proven by medical men and LliI'lI(HI rests in the treatment of arthritis. rheumatism. Iumhugo and sciatica on Eve ionilnenu.

Relieve endless suffering - order- D0ltII"I from your druggiir today.

DOLCIN

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lice found several bottles of bar- .

The Guardian Page I Thursdsy. Feb. 24. 1956p

and had been living in the plush eight-room apartment for the last six months.

The maid said her employer had been under a doctor's can re- cently for minor ailments, but didi not give details.

Her mother, Lady Greaves,

identified as Capt. Bernard Al- bert Blanger. once secretary of the French legation at Lisbon, Portugal. was said to new: died in 1960.

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