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THE WESTERN IGUARDIAN -

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COUNTY OFFICE

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News. Subscriptions, Advertising Iepreaentatives

J. ELMEB MURPHY

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and GEORGE CLOW 80!! and 8038

The Guardian may be bought at any or the

lollowing stores in Snninai-aids:

up Bookstore. SIIIIIIIIBF Street: Gourllsa Drlllltore. 21 Central street:

,m1y'g News-stand. Water Street; my-re Doucette's water 5

K. L. Waite

Mark Gandat. 6'! Grsnvilis street;

lfieiocery. Second-Street; Island Motor Transport, t; Aibsn's Grocery, 120 Russell Street

in Klllllngton.

WET PRINCE OFFICE

Alberton i Phone :

ATIMOTHY SEED. -- Buying

dam-, Write or Phone W. H. Burns, Malpeque. P. E. I.

..gr;xs'1.VGT0N SCHOOL will

mpcn Septem-lier 5th. not August gm, as previously announced.

.1ilG.VlSH NEEDS 100 donors at, Blood Clinic in Dalton school. wcrlnesday. August 29th. between 10 and in noon. You are needed as ,1 donor.

-Bi.i)()i) DONOR Clinics nt. o'Le.ir,i School Tuesday. August 28th. ii0liVPOn 2 and 4 and -it Aihcrtnn Women's Institute llali snnw our-iiing hotwccn 7 anti 'J pm. AI ll-zisi int) donors urgently n-qulri-ti ut cticii of these Clinic.-:

Frank Weeks. Baprosontstlvs. as-2 Office and 08-! lloilso.

-BE A DONOR at Kensingion Clinic in Masonic Hall, Thursday, August 30th. between 7 and 9 PM. 100 Donors Needed.

-KENSINGTON MUST GO OVER THE TOP at Blood Donor Clinic in Masonic Hall. Thursday. Auizst 30th. between 7 and 9 P. M. Will you be a donor and help your neighbour as well as yourself?

-YOU ARE mwrzn TO AT- TEND Red Cross Blood Donor -Clinic. St. Mary's Hall, Summer- side. Wednesday. August 29th. be- tween 7 and 10 P. M. Donors urg- ently needed.

- PROPERTY SOLD - The residential property on water Street East of the late John Campbell has been purchased by

Borden Short 30 On Objective .

ADDOIiimately 70 donors report- ed at the first of a series of Red cross Blood Donor Clinics held in Borden school last. night which was that 30 short at the town's ob- jective of mo donors. The Clinic was arranged by the Borden Women's Institute, the members of which solicited the donors and were on hand to help the Mobile Team from Halifax, with the many jobs to be done at a Clinic of this kind. These ladies also pro- vided delicious refreshments for the donors.

There were donors from the following districts in addition to those from Borden itself: Bedeque. Albany, Carleton siding. Cape Traverse, Summerside, Peake's Station. Portage. Tryon. 'ChBI- lottetown, and Carleton. Five Mur- ray brothers from Bedeque com- posed one or the carloads of donors who arrived at the Clinic. one of these men was a. donor at Borden's first Clinic held a year ago and this time came back with four of his brothers. If all donors follow- ed the example set by Mr. Murray, Prince Edward Island would have no difficulty in securing its object- ive of 1700 donors for this Clinic.

It is hoped that the deficit of 30 donors at Borden last night will be made up at the Clinics to be

v'r-it-: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

S'side llinii Badly Damaged By Vandals

AI will be seen from a picture in this issue Summerslde's onlv indoor skating and hockey rink is in pretty bad condition. Th..- huilding is of course old but its dilapidated condition is due to the wanton destruction of van- dals during the last several surn- mera which this year has hit a new high so that it would almost EDP?!" they have begun to actual- ly dismantle the structure.

50 great. is the destriiction this year that the owner. Mr. F. Earle

McDonald has ndvised that he does not think it. could possibly be fixed up to operate this com. ing winter. If this is so. and its appearance would indicate that in is so, the town will have nu facilities for organized hockey at all this coming season,

The only rink of any kind that will be available for skating and hockey for children and adults will he the outdoor rink operated nnd maintained by the Kinsmen Club. Othe" years most of the terrorist activities at the rink have been confined to the inter- ior. hut this summer. hecnmiivr: holder. the persons engaged in this dcsiruciinn of privnte pro- perty have started on the out-

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No, two elephants didn't just walk through the side of this building. This is a section of Summerside's Crystal Rink showing what is left of one wall and show- ing 21 section of about 35 feet which has been completely dismantled by vandals. This is the north side of the building which is adjacent to Court Street. As far as is known no police action has been taken. ' mphvio by liffkberl

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chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank of Commerce Bnlldlnl Inmmarsids. P. I. I.

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REGENT THEATRE BLDG- Summer St.. Summeralds

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llr. GLEN ii. iiEiillilY

Veterinary Surgeon

I22 Duke Street. Sunimrrsiiili-.. PHONE 2704

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-rvc.AGr:Mi-INT .. Mr. and 1.-, EM MD Id Md Th. held today at o'i.es.ry this men side , , , t , 4innfli'd Scliurnian. Central propcrtyejg .2,-22f,,, to the bus: noon and at Alberton tonight and Th? T'PP'"i-' hm" "Mini! "I I .-: a. wish to announce the ness location 0; the Ntcponald during the following days at the '"”l"” "W" ”19" ,7"5""”'f'” "I" conw and IIBTENS Mr- and Mrs. C1BrenCe'P0D1nr Grove. Mrs. Edith Palm-t , mcnt of their daughter, company.5 difierent centres to be visited. "” heard s'""" ”"""S b3 mm" UY Ramsaii- C””W5i'. er: and Conway, Mrs. Oscar .Viac- W S - : Aizlliccnt. to Mr. C. Earl; . MT. hind” Lihloiih ttwm" kmli Mi:DtL"T . "T5 Nemt ' ' tin or, Tnroiito .son of the late g, . . . . " S” P5 '5 W”, "5 Pg " A Ml"- CFC” Milcxllmoll W110 1-” Mr mi Mm ' George Hum". Inlelr:l;!lBO':T()&.ll:cl?'( ';lvti!.ttdI(h-;- R M d an? i:ilt;pr:'(:ir-l:Ii)ri1):znl:)nf:::-lg" "t:f'E2:? gg pemployed on llle'Cal'l.erl')' spent at Mrs. Joseph Murphy (nee Edith, Sasiviri.'l0ii. Sask., niarringc tolpelm. G. Clark. Summefsidp iwmch ' mriwim 0! mo hlmdtim; Wm ML ML and MW Mmslmn Mm, .ew days with his wife and lam-1MacKir-inoni has returned to her 3,,-I-mu, 5911.-110,, Noun, take l"-"('9 Swtembcr 22 X" Aybiwns stolen on Saturday night frorr. w lapse and at 'prc-sent, tlwv urn Dh.V- Y'l'591M'ld. V15il9Cl in EUEFSHO Hy hart Mme Mtmlrfal aflfk: hspmdmgi Etc. mcr, itntzirio. lin front of the Prince Edward 1;. nhnu. ha” Wm, mmuzh 1",? P",'.,.ecem1y. :- - a men s vaca ion wi - er par-p LLB. AA. Ind F , r 1 , d b d, . '1' H V-,." , , g H ,,,AL, The regular .nlcelii1iZ- of the wig, Mr. and Mrs. william 13,: -st Iliilll. DA)lrAU-Irili - 0;: nnnpd ...:.:;(.”;),:)'V ::;-,,i::" 3,? ailh. )(.:,'n1p:::h- :11". "Elf "nl Messrs. Oscar MacNeill and Comv”-V wnmcns I"5””ii9 W35 MBCKIIYIDOH and hPT bF01hPF Midi Office formerly occupied by sit-u-uw msht iwmdnws two:-u s..,..m...s.d.. ci.,,.;.,......,...,. hm, t . . cirmm. 3,(ox'1'jmn men-.13. ,..m....- hlvld la! the home of Mrs. John smer-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Late Heath Strong. K.C. in-l' ti 2 i th .. - - - , . - - i. u- 1'. M K' . 2-3.:---1-iii: ilnizl-W33-733-10 nut: 33 .'l2Z'.?.'.'Z'.i5.i'”iX' u.s..”".'.f...'li."1 Attractive amusements of mIx- Locke Road and Vicinity V” "i S"mm”r:7i” 5” ””5'"”' E In 5 ac mm f"”"” "' "'”" mptv iwcr liniilcs were thrown ed flowers and greenery formed g , Mr, John 3' Murpm. spam; Mr, and Mrs. Ignatius Murphy, . Aug."-yea 10, into the ouiidmg. Also ll lnrtju the floral setting for an August , I t-rmlmday and 1.3.1.33). m" Cm..- and daughter spent some time: The regular meeting of the Collections Promptly mgk of lumber was pushed pmwnlngy PARTY g M" 'wcdding on Saturday, August 25th VMF53 Nlrillfzfireig Came o Forcs lottelown amending om Home visiting at the lir.-me of Mr. Iviur-tcomv.-ay uniged Ladies Aid. was ihrolliiil a window. About iwr. Kc new M LC 1 C t i," at 3 o'clock at the home of the View 5 ”5'”"3 m 5" J0h”- 3”955,week .phyis mother. Mrs. Bernard Mu:-llield ii: the home of Mrs. Oscal” I-vnntl-.: ago .1 similar OCl'lilTPnFl- L In 16 ufrimand 0 TlfnSg:' bride's sister, Mrs. James Mac; of Mr and Mrs Leonard Cream-, ' phyi Macrqem on Friday evening Augg took t-I'M: when H lnrize tmmh--r c t e" ' inc O." e y Grtwor. in Summersidc when Al- 9I'- l , - . --- llsi 17th with lar e mimbe of in - st wmiluiv lights wr-re brokemggl afternoon for her 'i.Wln daugh- mwfha Evelyn (Heavy daughter , M2. 'FOElliP.' aim has spent a MIR BFHA Adarm NIrAdam V- . d 8 "(K hr. t , ... ix-rs, Gail and Gloria. on the 06- 0, Mr, ,,,,,,;,. M,,,,dg,5',,n and the Mrs. Mary Dunbar of st. Louis. mmllhi V-W”'”" 5" ""9 home "V3 ;p..,,, 5. t-;.m(;'.,.; Wm, 'h2.,' raeniims 3” d :,1j"?'5. .”3.f”:"' i B. F. Hunter R. 0. I g4.lN.En."l YEs.",.Rnln. gg casion of the eighth anniversary IMO Mahduson 0! cent”! P. E I spam a few days N5”, Mr. and Mrs. John. W. Palmer. aL'l'mSr Myst George and Eddie-;I,1f”9I;le1l-6011-:;r:19"lx-115h:3;;i;nce :3 2 V ; Funeral services for the L111! of their birth. Following a pcr- Lot 13. was united in marriage '3' mg at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Freeland, has ie.uined to hispmomson. ime PreSidem- and vice President p OPTOMETRIST I Wright Lenrd were held yostr-r. iod of gamesand races, all sat John Hamid Russell son of Mr Freeman Hams, Locke Road home in New Jeisey. U. S. A. p - 33-" ””"''"''”" M 2:30 M '1” U" down W a dchcmus supp”. which and Mrs John C Russell of Mon-. mm - The many friends of Mrs thins". Armin stimh was elected Commteim wsuaitAM'y”. i lied Cliurt-it. Beticquc. follnwevi featured 34 candielightcd birthday (rm! D; S R 'p,.mce onmawd Mr and Mrs. Alphonse Bemiirdi ML wlmam Hanna)" Moncmljl (em;-g T1-,0." go" xx-1'1 be (Vlad m':CBm.1'man or 19, meeting Mm hues F wd by burial in Smirletown Ccniclctzv. cake and ice cream. -S ' ' ' ' i . - ' 1-. side 5 out 3 recen af- '5 spnidulg 3 few it with h15- ,1 .e pi ,. ” . 8”” presided tar-V tmpabl-V mi PUONE 31” M, ..,.,...,.5 ,..,,,,. ,.,,,.,1.,....,1 .,.. -M Vrs Clmnre Carl” M5 In Cherie” 5” """l.,.. ii, H 1 i d -- - - --------- times she has -e-urned to her,the organ. All joined in repeating. the Rt-v. Mr. Bnxtr-r. The pall- , , L, , , , , "F m9 Wedding lf'iU51C End MT hA'1: ggliztinviexifiimg 11 W 3" 9” lclanamh 11 IVi"f1l5 .21--P.l'5l1 ll'931'S ilfl-I11? nficr takin: treatments at mp Gene,-31 Thgmkggti-mg, ,xnn.l 5M,.u,,y,MAN-5 Bug”);-N3 heamg "H mush", of the dc, -T0 LRLLT DIONLAIENT - vin Webb -of OLeary sang, Iii . . sitce toy a- tis.c tie Is and. P1-lnfe county Hgspnai, mes of 135. meeting were read and reasrd. were as follows: Messrs wmkmif" LEV” hce" bu”, "9 em" Wink Beside Y0”' dunno the M d y I, n t (Mr. Felix Gallant is a brother of; .appm..ed, no” can was answered, summe '-' , 9,3,1, li';iltrr Lcnid. Alhcrt Lozird. wur 13' ?19”'l"SV5,P'0lfi,'&"rj1'" Prfttlr signing of theregister. DEX;-min marge 1:9 UIKHG: arlzwftt-Josepl11.T and lllemzv T. Gallant. Miss Myrna Tuplin. iiiiirrai.-,u-tin a verse of scripture. A report- ... Wrixziii. l-Liliot iVrir:.hi. I-mi-t town in rwllnvss oral Ogtunlmn Given in manlase by her bF0'-h' me,mo' tn H0'w, peat the M e 3'"; 350,? ”0,i"i-I of MW Fllmr Road. snout. a few days Vfltallfllliof the Ice Cream Festival was ””:.: '.eaiti and George Lenrd.-S. which is '0 be "M" 0 , er. Mr. John Manderson. the bride I n I an In an. Peru. Haitian. ,-with her sister. Mrs. Jack wii- given by Mrs. om. Macnem, The i AMT. memory of the 1818 Jliwb G011” was lovely in her wedding gown oi 0f M1 and MM Firm”! PEYTY I - liamg, Charlottetown, , mport on the palnung of the Schurman. The-Cspothiscndlulcenl ballet length eyelet organdy, feat- M 1 h I Among those who attended the, .. Church was 31.0 given The church R. E. in the United lhurr W"? 9'1” 1 hi h 1:. hot 1 , - rs. Sade Connors as re- picnic l St. Anthoi -'5 1 l, . ., I 1 Per?n.a.ls F"99i0W"- 0" ”"d V””'” if 0W"' iitirgi i.:aistgandnefti.ill ssklrt. Asneeovre; turned to her home in New Jer- Bloomfieaid. were Mr? antic m.'itCi'.:.ir,4i!:Iris E:-gt-e ztiigsis hgreilcll ict1e:'::dm?alVel:i1gai::ie 'N5U'”"CE . v .. . . N1 113' his "”Ph9w- M" Evewu andy Juliet cap headdress held in 593' R?-ET spending her VHCKNDII illil-lcnry Perry of Cl1arlOitei0iYil.'V 'g .. h - l ' - J . Fire -- Auto - Casualty -ll . John l).nid M.uDmi.ai.l. f. . 1. mp . .li.. Slit-.135 mother. Mrs. John onded that all bills be paid. I. mm, was a Visnor N, Grand 5”""m"" mid "”'- ,f'' N”,"" W place her shoulder-length veil. She Forest View with her sister and After attending the picnic iliewgmomg 1-eccnuvl Em-, 51.91-W, son wag decided that MR5 VIM; New, 5 Slllnmrr S!-. Sllmmcflldi luv and Kensiiigton recently Mn" Wm” G"”'d 5”"! "1-In it-If were mntcmng mm: and carried brother. Mrs. Margaret, Arsenauit spam me evening visilln: at the ,,f V” and Min, George 'Skm.). mrin be W mm i d imp h PHONE 2413 i"”"- ""d ””l"'”' he SW” "15 an old-fashioned nosecay of mixed and NY. John Wedge. home of Mr and Mrs Joseph T -pent ' 8. week -with his grand speaeir in cm: chu Kn on asunfia: ' -r- - - r I ' ' ' i re ' -lirs. Minnie Horton of Cam- "my "'9 5 g... flowers. M ' icaiiani. Forest view. mother. afternoon September 16th. Miss bridge-. Mass, is the gucst of in-r ?Mrs. Edmund Compton as her F. and M)'S- Leomild Cmlmri r'- - 1, ..... Newsome ,5 one 0, the ,e”..Ed; sister. Mrs. Andrew MacKinnon. --EXPANDING nusmisss - sister's matron of honor was s0W,n- fr 19” by "8111 recently 10 TBWFHL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet 0!, The schools at Collii'ay and i'ic- home missionaries who has done New York who is a good supporter KEnsmi;i0n- Mr. Frank Jenkins, proprietor of ed in pastel blue organdu with o.St. John. 3. alter vislting,st. Eleanor: attended the i'uiier- inny have owned with me rollpwiexceiicnt work at Grace an and of the work. Lunch was served by , , the Central Grover! in 5U""!'9"' "9731 headdress mid Carmel? R M” Creamer; m,om" and ski "1 ml w9d"95d3.l'. liiifzilst 15111 OT ing teacliers; Freeland. Mrs. Ed-isydney. Meeting closed hv re- Mrs. Wallace Morrison. A collect- -Wt ASHER! MIWNNHOHI P15" side is expanding his operations nosegay of mixed flowers. Fxsgt. ters. Mrs.. Margaiet Calm: and imp late Mr, George Matthews of 2,” Henderson; poxlev Rh." Mrire mu me ..Lord. Pm,e'.. in ion 0, 5925 was taken Mn 4"” M5 5 ””9"'- 3'-1"” of her Io lnkc 0VeI' "19 iZ'i0C9"3' b”5i"i'3i E-H D”he"'-V W35 the 3"”m5m”"t daughters m Fmesl View l0'L93l'ir'- MT End M75 Swflet are Alvin Hardy: lnvernesls. Miss, Pin-iuntifnn fa welcome gflest satr thl ..Geoi'8e Vviiliarns invited the. mem- rister. Mrs. Phonse MH9L9”lJ"- on Upper Central Street operated Mrs, Manderson chose for her new spending a Couple 0! days mu. wnodjbmok Mm Camemrrlmegui W M C XVI?” for next meeun 9”” mV"- for the past several years by Mr dnughterls wedding a. gown oi black Mr. and Mrs. Fjelix Gallant. oi”-lsjtlng in Forest View and vicm, ' ' ' '1 "3 55 1'5- me P3 S-i 5 3-

- Miss Barbara Griffin of Mori- ireai arrived recently to spend two weeks vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Griffin of Lot Seven.

-Dolphus MacKinnon.' section man or Pisquid. spent it week- Ind with his mother iand niece-. lira. Andrew MacKinnon and Phyllis MacDonald.

-Mr. and Mrs. T. Earle Hickey Ind family of Summerside have returned after spending two weeks vacation at Cavendish.-S

-liir. John H. Macklrinon and Frances. and the Misses Eileen Ind Joan MncKinnon were re- :ent visitors to Kensington, Grand River nmi Lennnx lslund.

-lbs: Mary Ready. R.N., Mon- . spent five days last week With her sister. Mrs. Harold Mc- iffsr. Spring Street, Summerside.

-liir. and Mrs. George lilulially Ilid ii'illmm Dunphy. Kenslng- ion. mntnrcd to Lot. 1 on Tues- iily. Auizusl 21st to attend the

innual Inhster supper and picnic!

in the Parish Hall.

-The many friends of Mrs. Earl Bouiter of Albany will re- lT9'. to learn that she is a pati- 911! in ihe Prince County Hos- Mal.-S

-Miss Thrrcsa McCardle. Mone- "- -5 Fliending the week-end With her aunt. Mrs. Charles Mc- Dtnaid. Hanover Street, Sum- leflide,-S

rlir. and Mrs. William Murphy. "ling. Mass., arrived in the Province by car on their annual mm They were accompanied by M Mrces. Miss Dorothy Hamill. 'E'Wn C0-. Monciori. N.B.. and

Monkgrraine Hamill. North Car-

TMP. and Mrs. J. Harold Good- h Summcrside. have returned ""0! after spending the past two "ill holidaying in New Glas- ';g- Snrlnghill and Amherst. mil! in New Glasgow they were In luesis of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Hissina. Acndla Avenue.

n;ui'- and Mrs. Norman Burch- lh Oi Woilnston. Mnu.. and Rate Jordan of East Sum-

H Maine, have returned to their , " uf'cr visiting relatives in ,, Vince. While here thev - I "'0 auests of Mr. and Mn. ,3. n”"li'l'"I. Mot-ell East. Mrs - Win. St. Peter's, and Mrs. H "M M"D0l'I!Iid. Howe Bay. .l,j:',;, Georges. Callbeck. ac- uhyed by his daughters. liiiu sh Callback and Mrs. Shir- 950h. and son Donald. left aw” iiixonbly automobile gm 11! or Hamil n.

mo” ii-Wild the marriage vitamin" Wendell. to Miss Helen Q On Saturday afternoon.

Lconce Arsennult. Mr. Jenkim will operate bdtii stores but Mr. Vernon Poole will be in ciinrize of ilie upper store. It is under stood that Mr. Arscnnult will de- vote his full time to the pulp- wood business.-

-BAND (ION(EB'l' Tim Summerside Legion Blind piu)'P-1 to the largest crowd of the sen- son Sunday evening, delighting their open-air audience with se- lections of spirited martial airs nnrl some of the popular hnliuds of the day. Next Sunday cveniniz they will give their last of II series of ten concerts rendered throughout the summer. Much credit is due the band leader. M-' Ulric Drapeau. for the fine show lng made by the Legion Band this year. and also to the individual members of the band who work- ed so hard without remunernlifm to make the hand the pnnulnr -9' traction it has been during ill? summer months.

I on ST. MARY'S HALL. SUMMERSWE.

Wednesday Evening. August 29th. 1951 1 PM. to to rm.

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silk crepe with white accessories and a corsage of Pink Delight roses. The groom's mother was at.- tired in a gown of pansy crepe with black accessories and a corsage of Better Time roses.

Following the. ceremony is re- ception for the immediate rela- tives was held at the home where the hridels table was centred with a three-tier wedding cake. topped with a- miniature bride and groom. and encircled with bouquets of roses.

For the honeymoon trip to Pic- tou. N5. the bride donned a suit of Black Watch plaid wool with gold and black accessories. After their trip they will reside in Mon- treal where the groom is on the staff of the Yaeger Company. The bride is a graduate of Prince County Hospital and for the pasti four years has been on the staff; at the Vetcrans' Hospital in Mon-1 treal.

WANTED

200 BLOOD DONORS

for Local Hospital. Armed Services Blood Bank

and Civilian Defence Needs

Prior to the marriage a number

rofnro

order early. On hand also,

A few RANSOME DIGGERS at last year's prices before new shipment arrives. Also in stock a limited supply of repair parts for HOOVER and JOHN DEERE DIGGERS. These will be hard to get later,

DEERE DIGGER. one JOHN DEERE MODEL M TRACTOR, used part season, inodei. This is a real bargain.

mass A. MaoliEiLl. & soils

SUMMERSIDE

DIGGERS

one second hand J01-N

traded for bigger

Danviile, M-aine. left on Thursday

ity.

morning August 23rd. to return to A: OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams :0 their! hvctrme. visited :t tllie Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hays anion . .- omeo .r. an rs. ose Mr, 413' -1 Pi-,1 - ,. .. -- ;,m,:,;'b;,.;.e.s ,;;,;,r,,:,;,;p;-5; l'Elul':lt31('i toil”-tlieRtiLngii:!d esiezilie.-Ti: 'N5”7E-' 170 VOU MEAN T0 0H.' '-l'FiEM' , former home and from summerg ier having spentltheir vacation onl lN5iDE, BOTH TELL ME YOU'RE. VVHIGKEIZGI '. I oi l land -1 it I tlv rii i - It side tendered her a miscellaneous .9 d5 . ll; in” " 5' , E5 m l OF YOU! THAT FORCJNG MVT8.5O NVILL, C-so shower at the home of her sister. E53125 R':1dAf,';f,i”';imi:0l;l1fd" voice or-' 5044125 WALL g;2U5H N- '3AcK'.-oN It M.MCi -i h i-- -' I Edrsmanttcloiilgrsitigfiss? rem” lPeters formerly resided at Locke BROUGHT THE To A P'cKLE A GOOD , L X - ma. Pouce HERE BOTTLE ? AN BRUSH! at-, i. . ONCE! EPUCATEI7-3 . . i 4". r i I Ax. CXd9a., T ' NV ,,.'.' 9'7; )1-,5-(IT Meetin Pr ' o - r ' '” E”'C”””Tvl e-E rd-idavt g 0gI'eS3iV9 0IlSCi'V3 IVB ----- M , rd -7 , t 1 f1. T gi

liistrict Association FOR FOURTH DISTRICT PRINCE ,

will be

BEDEQUE, THURSDAY. SEPT. 6 AT 8 P.M. Poll Chairmen will call Poll Meetings and have five delegates appointed to attend above meetings.