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     -IN STOCK - Fresh Portland 
     
     Cement, four inch terra ootu. sewer 
     
     pipe and nttings, at Brvwela. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ..PANTIIY SALE. and bazaar. 
     
     Kennedy's Store, Saturday at 
     
     we p.m, sponsored by Darnley 
     
     women's Institute. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -CHICKEN SUPPER. St. Marks 
     
    
   
   
    
     Parish Hall, Lot '1, Tuesday evening, 
     
     september 22nd. Supper from 5.00 
     
     rciock on. Dance after. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -A.I.BEETON - Kinch's Taxi. 
     
     :4 hour service. Anywhere 'ln the 
     
     Mnriume Provinces. Rates reason- 
     
     able. Phone 34-3. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -NEW LONDON PRESBYTEIL 
     
     IAN CHURCHES, services Sunday, 
     
     Sept. 202 Clifton 2.30 p.m.. Sunday 
     
     school 1.30 p.m.; Geddie Memorial 
     
     ".30 p.m. The Rev. J. Donald Mac- 
     
     Kay of Summerside will conduct 
     
     the service in Clifton. Rev. D. A. 
     
     Campbell, Minister. 
     
    

    
     ..ll0NORoED AT SHOWERS .. 
     
     Miss Dorothy McDougal1 was hon- 
     
     ored at a cup and saucer shower 
     
     on Tuesday night at the home of 
     
     Mrs. Ilnrold Matthews. She was 
     
     honored at a dinner and kitchen 
     
     shower at the Birchill Tourist 
     
     Home on Thursday night, by the 
     
     girls of Smallman's Ltd. She also 
     
     received a very suitable gift from 
     
     the staff.-S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -LINEN SHOWER-Miss Jessie 
     
     Cook was hostess recently at a lin- 
     
     en shower at her home in honor 
     
     of Miss Dorothy MacDougnll in 
     
     honor of her approaching mar- 
     
     riage. The bride-to-be was escorted 
     
     to a decorated chair by Miss 
     
     Eunice Phillips and the gifts were 
     
     opened by Mrs. Ralph MacLennan. 
     
     The verses were read by Mrs. Ber- 
     
     nice Perry. Miss Jean Arsenault 
     
     assisted the hostess in serving a 
     
    
   
   
    
     Almtlrankwagh, 
     
     not-lotlloanlil-Ileana 
     
    
   
   
    
     umuuuun. , 
     
     -SP Harness. lug- 
     
     ulu- u.oo. special 51.00. . role-.y'u. 
     
    

    
     Drug store. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -PANTRY: M11 - KM: Olaf; 
     
     Store. Saturday. Smtunbcr lath. 
     
     7.30. at. Mark's Hall committee. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -EESEBVE Wednesday, Sept. 
     
     11. for auction sale, estate of Mary 
     
     Allison Doull, Cape Traverse. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -IN STOCK - Planter nth. 
     
     Insul, Wallboard. IvoryiFi.nlshi.ug 
     
     Line. Hardwall and Plaster Paris. 
     
     at B1-aice's. 
     
    

    
     -FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST 
     
     CHURCH. - Services, Sunday. 
     
     September 20th. Bedeque 10.46 AM. 
     
     and 7.30 P. M. Borden Sunday 
     
     School 2.00 P. M. Services 3.00 P.M. 
     
     Speaker, Mr. Earl Smith. 
     
    

    
     -THE PRESBYTEILIAN CHURCH 
     
     IN CANADA.-Sunday, September 
     
     20th. 1953. Kensington 11 A. M. 
     
     Freetown 3 P. M. Malpeque 730 
     
     P. M. Rally day service in Ken- 
     
     sington and Freetown. Mr. Gard- 
     
     iner Dalzell. B. A., will cond-uct 
     
     the services. The Rev. D. A. Camp- 
     
     bell, Interim Moderator. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -CHURCH OF ENGLAND. -- 
     
     Services for September 20th, the 
     
     16th S nday after Trinity, in the 
     
     New ndon Parish. Rector: Rev. 
     
     W. Eric Ingraham. St. Thomas, 
     
     French River, Sunday School and 
     
     Confirmation Clam 10 A. M. Holy 
     
     Communion ii A. M. St. StH)hen's, 
     
     Burlington Sunday school 1.30 PM. 
     
     Evening Prayer 2.30 and Confirm- 
     
     ation Class 3.30. St. Mark's, Ken- 
     
     sington, Sunday School and Con- 
     
     firmation Class 6.30 P. M. Evening 
     
     Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev.. W. Eric 
     
     Ingraham, Rector. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     - Mr. Kenneth Champion is 
     
     Ranking is good recovery at his 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     home at spring Valley following 
     
    
   
   
    
     Station, Summerside on "Air 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chatham, N. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tion, Summerside. 
     
     FVL Asbury is currently 
     
     ational Training Unit RCAF 
     
    
   
   
    
     .rrHEh' GUARDLAN. CC!-LARLOTTETOWN 
     
     Will Give Aerobatic Display 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Flight Lieutenant Bill Asbury, 30, of Vancouver, B.C., 
     
     (above) who will be giving an aerobatic display at RCAF 
     
    
   
   
    
     Force Day”, today in a T33 
     
    
   
   
    
     two place jet trainer. This aircraft is used to convert pilots 
     
     to jet aircraft at No. 1 Fighter Operational Training Unit, 
     
    
   
   
    
     FVL Asbury married Miss Nora Blake of Charlotte- 
     
     town and was stationed there in 1948. He recently grad- 
     
     uated from the specialist navigators course at RCAF Sta- 
     
    
   
   
    
     employed with No. 1 Oper- 
     
     ,Chatham as an instructor. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Air Force D 
     
    
   
   
    
     -Today is the big day! The 
     
     Royal Canadian Air Force at 
     
     Summerside is holding its sev- 
     
    
   
   
    
     enth annual Air Force'Day this 
     
     afternoon. Static displays pertin- 
     
     ent to the daily function of the 
     
     Air Force, will be open to public 
     
     view commencing at 2.00 pm. 
     
     These exhibits have been prepar- 
     
     ed by the varlous schools and 
     
     units of the station and a great 
     
     deal of effort has been put forth 
     
     to make them as interesting and 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,presentable as possible. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Peryals . 
     
    
   
   
    
     A committee of judges, com- 
     
     posed of Mr. Charles Linkletter. 
     
     well known executive, Police 
     
     Chief Peter White. and County 
     
     Sheriff Hubert Hall. all of Sum- 
     
     merside. will inspect the exhibits 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ay Program 
     
    
   
   
    
     At Summerside Today V 
     
    
   
   
    
     TlTMEMoalAM 
     
    
   
   
    
     MRS. JOHN STIRLING 
     
    
   
   
    
     -The death occurred on Sept. l5 
     
     at the home of her daughter, Mrs. 
     
     Allen Jenkins, 23 Winter Street, 
     
     Sumnierside, of Mrs. John Stirling 
     
     after a brief illness. 
     
    

    
     Mrs Stirling, the former Mar- 
     
     garet Ross was born at Stanley 
     
     Bridge, a daughter of the late Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Daniel Ross. Her hus- 
     
     band, Rev. John Stirling, who held 
     
     various pastorates on Prince Ed- 
     
     ward Island. predeceased her 10 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     years ago. She is survived by one R 
     
    
   
   
    
     Idaughter, 
     
     lkins and one son. Inn, of the im- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Doris, Mrs. Allen Jen- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lloiary Club 
     
     Ladies Night 
     
     At Summfrside , 
     
    
   
   
    
     -The annual lediee' night was 
     
     observed by the Sumimeraide Ro- 
     
     tary Club on Wednesday evening at 
     
     Shining Waters resort in Caven- 
     
     dish. 
     
    

    
     The evening featured a lovely 
     
     banquet followed by a delightful 
     
     program of music and song. 
     
    

    
     All address of welcome and 
     
     tout to the ladies was made by 
     
     Rotarian E. P. Foley and remand- 
     
     ed to by Mrs. Ivor Phillips. 
     
    

    
     Past pi sident Rotarian Wm. 
     
     Hayward gave an interesting ad- 
     
     giess on the subject "What 1: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Past President kctarian rmil: 
     
     Arnett gave an interesting sum- 
     
     mation on his trip to the Rotary 
     
     International convention in Paris. 
     
    

    
     Another highlight of the even- 
     
     ing was a presentation made to 
     
     Rotarian Ivor Phillips who leaves 
     
     Summerside soon to assume the 
     
     position of manager of the Can- 
     
     ning branch of the Bank of Nova 
     
     Scotia at Canning NB. This pre- 
     
     sentation was made by Rotarian 
     
     "Bud" Mountain. 
     
    

    
     Music was provided by LAC. 
     
     Ploau on the I-lammoind organ. 
     
     by Mrs. E. P. Foley with 9. piano 
     
     solo, by the Summerside R.C.A.F. 
     
     Music Maker with stringed instru- 
     
     ment selections, e. solo by Rotarian 
     
     Ivor Phillips accompanied by Mrs. 
     
     Muriel MacArthur: and a sing-song 
     
     with Miss Betty Balcom as pian- 
     
     lst.-S 
     
     7.1! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Reserve champion: Janet Jones. 
     
     Jersey and Guernsey 
     
    
   
   
    
     1st.-Bedeque: Arnold Lord, Lin- 
     
     da Stetson, Garth Toombs. 
     
     2nd.-Norboro: Marlene MacMur- 
     
     do, Bert Palmer, Stanley Palmer. 
     
     3rd.-North Wlltshire: Sylvia 
     
     Clarke, Eugene Donahue, Connie 
     
     Clarke. 
     
    

    
     Champion Calf: Linda Stetson. 
     
     Reserve Champion: Eugene Don- 
     
     ahue. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ayrshire 
     
    

    
     Ist.-Lower Montague: Morley 
     
     Annear, Ralph Annear, John Mac- 
     
     Donald. 
     
     . 2nd.-Brookneld: Sterling Mac- 
     
     .R.ae, Emerson Mac.R.ae,Eileen Mac- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ae. 
     
     3rd.-Milton and Gowan Brae: 
     
     Martha. Leslie. Leo Mallard. Gor- 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ert Hogg Trophy, the Rotary sponsored Siimmerside 
     
     een with the trophy at a Rotary 
     
    
   
   
    
     Winners of the liob 
     
    
   
   
    
     gue minor baseball team is s 
     
     side this week. A 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     Guests At Rotary Club Luncheon. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     delicious lunch. 5- his recent serious acclde t.-Bur, for origin'Iar11lty,b .;l1E)tl')iE"'I1i,toal:)'tl: migmmm department omwa who diauLesl1lle. d f Rumba Alum 
     
     neres. e e ex . ' ' . 4 'l.- ea 0 1 rd: i ' 
     
     - Til LIVE IN CHARLOTTE-i g nsemed Wm, the A1,. Mars 31 is at present on an assignment in - mdlnm wa.n5 I . 4.. go , .'x- 
     
     T ' -Mm Edna M-cMurdo e”'ison Miihifiiig ".ii"i?ui3m”5:.l5i'y i3? gums mP'W- 9 P”””' W” 5'”””””- M" W 33333? M” J l - . . b th Littl Lea e Major baseball Rota!” 
     
     tc cl at her home in Kensing-I ' In addition, the various hobby Glen Stirling. one sister, Mrs. D. g, R, . Z ,3, Mom h sponsored by the Summerside Rotary Clu . e . e E11 I 
     
     to recently for Fredericton, N. .'B., am .1 mg 5th- 3831' V915 9 W3 v . , t hch the were the guests, 
     
     ” i ' mny "”””3' swwmb" when Mr Murphy is em In ed siwps ”"'d cm” ”” the mm" 0' Ham” H ”' an mm b” James Hughes, Francis Sheehan. ,'team is seen above at a Rotary luncheon a w 1 y 
     
    

    
     11 ml. M153 Mary Macmm who with Morrison and Mack! guy will be presenting their displays. er J. Stanley Ross, Vancouver. 6th4t Georges: Ham” Fey, -1 310 5,00 Jack M 8 34 2000 Partanen m 
     
    

    
     was presented with a housecoat e ' which will also be judged by the The funeral was held from Cav- George Macphee Laura Mam”. 1150 Cdn atl 01 . 60 3300 Jck wan '-- 8 mm Paymsn, 
     
    

    
     and a gift of money by Mrs. Lay- gM,. Md M" John A Mum” above committee. endish United Church. on Sept. 17 um - 733 C gee at 70 500 Jacul 8 P2 100 Fee RV, 
     
    

    
     '0" R089" 0" hem" 0f "9l8hb0" of Newton oehua ivinos left A' 2:30 M" ” we-mm” Wm be and W” ””"m”M by R” as D' Champion Ayrshire Calf: John 2100 C 82'; P 115 my Jagp no 6450 Peruv 011 
     
    

    
     ma menus, An gdcu-egg read by Wednesday for their home" Mm. extended the public by Group Matheson, Summerside, assisted by Mawomld. 100 (cmo Paine 158 1000 Jam” 6 4000 Petrol 
     
    

    
     M” 5- 0- Wwmend Wweyed '6" having spent their holidays with C"'m" A' G" Kenya” CD5": iimm R” M” swam "d R” A' 3' Reserve Champion: Emerson 11000 Iililillis 155 mm Jet 21 500 Pitch on 
     
    

    
     net that Mary in about '40 mill” Mrs. Herbert B Macwllliams and mmdmg Dmmh R'C'A'F' at-fill Wei” Ma.c.Rae 3:00 C um  100 sooo Joliet 34 125 P154" 
     
    

    
     her home elsewhere, coupled with family of Dunsl-m 5llm"'"5ld9- -T 9 97933”? the Pall bearers were Messrs. Don- ' C521 r M0 5000 Jonsmth 18 . 2210 ponder 
     
    

    
     good wishes for her future wel- - thenlbe Vsffllciagy open-Ialmtsgnan, aid Lidstone. Albert beard. Ernest Beef 389” 35:1” W, 4540 Kama 7 175 Prair oil 
     
    

    
     fare, and gave expression to the ;M” Leighton Dunning um gen. Tat Eu .PM!;I0cVg'S9-Edward Is::MacNeill, James Peach, Lorne  gaitem 525 800 Kenwel 150 5000 Prom Ber 
     
    

    
     mgh regard ma deep guecuon gn her adipted hush?” My" Lee l'”ae"' Campbell, Harold Milligan. Inter- lst.-North River Steers: Doug- "50 C: L Leg l 165 622 KEY Ad " 19 2700 pmmon 
     
    

    
     which shawls held by her friends. are lpmdmc .' kw day. .t --mi .”,;.Y;e "mu demonstration Wm ment was in the Cavendish ceme- ias Jewell, Elva Jewell, Kenneth. 1500 CC; Pm.c' 18 2101 Kirk I-I 60 8500 Pros Air 
     
    

    
     The mlvleni ”'”l"”9'Y "l”95"d home of Mr iuul Mrs EI'!leDtDun- commence at 2.00 pm and will WlY--5- '"""”' 700 Chart 0 101 1200 Kirk 1. .. 46 1000 Que Chlb 
     
    

    
     her thanks. and A pleasant social mm Long 'mm s Em comm," formution ,1, pm, by -:--:- 2nd.-Hampton: Joseph Ferzu-wni 4600 Chem R, W, 1000 Klondike 10 1600 one can 
     
    

    
     hour was enjoyed. Miss Maclvutt - ' i ' Lancaster Dlkom and Expeditor Large Entries Reid Villett, I-lolly Thompson. 2000 C-mskrk - 5 mm Kmy no 4300 Que Liih 
     
    

    
     has accepted a position at Sunset ,.M,. um Mn gen: Demome aircraft. Dne of the major events 3rd.-North River Heifers: Lois 1100 CS”)? 55 .74 Lab” 635 500 Qua Man 
     
    

    
     lcilsp Cl""l0W?t0Wnl-l3"r- ' ' ' ' f the demonstration will be a TD MacEwen, Howard MacPh6ll. wll- , . ' iia 2noo L Duf . 70 5800 QM Nick 
     
    

    
     acne River. were visitors to Pree- lamnchute dmp by a member at "pggconunued Xlfvnlyrljzi 1 ma Mums”. .00 Cillnllo m 702 L Ling 20 6255 Qunsmn 
     
    

    
     ...)v,;BElrVEI.L SOCIAL - Mems "Ix: darirfrx 1'51: D0:;dlVVe&. l:eleb- I103 Search and Rescue Squadron. Guernseys were judged by Mr. ch.-Malpeque: Earl Lockerby,  ggfgstm  200 L Shore 595 180 Quemont 
     
    

    
     bers of the Ladies' Guild, the 3 e W M umnb based at Greenwood. ' Harold Stead, Brackley, and he Wayne Lockerby, Orville Mann. ' 50 41000 Landov 24, 1000 Radiore 
     
    

    
     choir and Vestry of St. Mary's guy” mm The public will witness acro- had a difficult time deciding be- 5th.-TFYOH5 B'3”m" smit'h'R'um 500 gcmund  500 Lapa 0116.. '1 2000 Ramwicir 
     
    

    
     Church. Sllmmerslde. met in the j batic displays performed by a,tween the excellent calves enter- RObblee' Jean Robbleet 1200 Oor . 202 1000 Lama”. -p 4 1.2 3000 Red Pm, 
     
    

    
     parish hall Thursday night when '-Mr' Mmky M' 3911' Q0" kn T453 jet trainer and an F-86 ed from the clubs at Norboro, 5thgjAugusnne Cove. George 1625 C Disc . 55 1500 Lexm n 5300 Red wat 
     
    

    
     a farewell social was given to me V'””””''” '”d” ”””"””"” 4 Sabre jet fighter, based at Sta-'.Bedeque and North Wiltshlre. Mmghy mm, MacDonald. Nor, 500 c 1-: Cres O WOOL I Pm- 13 500 Ree, pet. 
     
    

    
     Mn and Mrs. Ivor Phillips. The by M "u" 1” M”'"""1 ”" b"”' tion Chatham. The final aerihli Beef cattle were judged by'Mr. man Cn'mm,m 1000 C Guay 4 50,, mum. ' 13 1-2 200 Reeves 
     
    

    
     time was pleasantly passed in "”5' H9 expwu m be 'b""t hr feet land perhaps the hlghllght.iAthol Roberts. Southpoft. and cmm, Ion Gait. Doug!” Jewell 13690 Con How 85 14000 Domdo as moo Regen 
     
    

    
     games and a few sets of square WW3 ' week-T5' wlll'be a flight through the sonlcithis class V presented another Reserye chamaon ca". Joseph 6600 Con Matt 221-2 6400 Marigold 55 500 Rm Prado 
     
    

    
     dances with Mr. .Rlchnrd I-Ien- -- bgy-prep gt 5 speed 'ln excess ofiproblem as the clubs from Aug- Fer 0 31281 Do rte . 1-8 4000 Med Sex 13 2150 mx Am”, 
     
    

    
     thorn as master of ceremonies. -Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rankin -(go mugs per hour by n Sabre'ustlne Cove, Hampton, Malpequeh 3"””' 18000 Con Orlac 18 1-4 500M kem --- 361-2 8500 Roche 
     
    

    
     Appropriate gifts were presented and daughter Carol of New Jersey 3”. . NM”, Rive, and T,-yon by-ought; 2500 Con Peak 27 1500 M0 In 24 3500 Roy Sm 
     
    

    
     0" hehllll Of file Church 01'B8n- hille Telallmtd h0m9 ll"? 5lWlld' The free airplane rides for in some of the finest calves tax 600 C Roch 9 Merrill P to 240 201 Royame 
     
    

    
     lmllons present. by Van. Arch- lng their vacation with his bmth- muse holding the leaflets drop- be seen here in a long time. T t  1050 Con Wes: 400 3”” Mfglc 9 15 mm Rumne 
     
    

    
     deacon Harrison who voiced the er, Mr. R. B. Rankin and Mrs. pad throughout the Island during Mr. Lorne Ramsay, of the Ex-  0 200 Cosmos 111-4 6000 ON 25 2000 Hum” 
     
    

    
     -lncere raaretxof all at the Ian nuilnn, aimimemma mt s.' the put two days will begin at perlmentnl Farm mix, was the pg 500 Crest 9 3-4 3000 Ml" 0  M me am M, 
     
    

    
     to the congregation of Mr. and j - apprmdmnely 3:15 ptmrs judge or the pmmry exhibit ma Th C dim Pro” 2000 Crolnor 36 900 Mlnda 8 mm -gand WV 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Phillips and family and best 4m,nu,m nnm mm he had entries from five clubs 33' 9 ”” C1,... 3000 Crowsh 10 soon Min Scot .. H W -qa hm -- 
     
    

    
     wishes for their future were ex- 50,, am m, m, yawn nnd.-y' o to place. Those exhibiting were 5"” 14 no Dv Leih I. 15 100 Mm COW 1" i &:,.0 ;CEf,,, ' 
     
    

    
     Dressed. Mr. Phillips, in acknow- 0&3," '5u.eet shxnnn... hi;    the clubs 0; East Bamcl Bald. 5500 Acad Uran . M kg 2200 Del Rm 135 1600 Moneta. :10 46-30 -shegzw 
     
    

    
     ledging the kindness shown, elo- In t go H1 ,1 (Se win-5 Road, G1-eenfleyd. More” 500 Acme Gas . M 4000 DEW, 1:: .3000 Montana o0 '. F 1- 
     
    

    
     quently appealed for loyal co- 9 on reum oy 9" mi 1 o and Mt. Buchanan. 6205 MEX 500 Dev Led 117 500 Meta Ur 25 -00 -71E-7"” 
     
    

    
     '0Dt'l”llU0l'i on the part of all in mu7- Huinx to "sumo hh w t   There was no judging in either 1700 An” 90 11500 Dom Ash "I4 3700 Nat. Exp 28 11110 511 Mlf 
     
    

    
     the work and endeavour of the mm" bu” 'p”'d'i"3 um "mm" es the gfgln class, when the st, 3320 Albmnt 127 6300 ponaida so 500 Nat Pete 189 237" 515??” 
     
    

    
     church. The Philllps' leave on mm M5 mmnm'4' Geor-ge's Grain Club put on a 1000Am lglgphe  2300 Drag Q11 32 500 Ni”-EH5 In   
     
    

    
     Monfltly for Clhnln . N- S-. 10 dis la, or in the Sewin Clubs 9100 Am T 1 14700 Nes Lab - - i r i 
     
    

    
     which place Mr. Phillips has been rim” 91”" 9""m0ll'. dlllllllu "”c”1f,"'”"e:tr”"e,1,':,if1:,,'i,'i,';1;u,t:,i.i altlgouygh there were mangy really 8950 Anacon 345  gultffm ,2. 3500 New Ali! 10 1-4 14”” 5i5”l"” 
     
    

    
     llllnslffred in the Service 01 the 9! M''- ”'d Mm 303' simmmuv 0! the O W d pr ne n when outstanding examplesof the work 1500 Anchor 7 4400 E mm 75 3000 New Bid it 12 3-4. 6500 Starrait 
     
    

    
     Bank 51 NOVII Scotlav-S. wiimln V""9y 15" Y99i'el'd3Y A0? meutde yufer ag am ":00 1 meat of the members in needlework. 1400 Ang Cdn 505 925 E sun 430 1300 N B Dom 132 300 Steam” - -v 18 
     
    

    
     '--- K"”39mmr onto . WW9 3119 Wm A nick den ::d 0:3” emmte 3,. There were just two entries in 3000 A118 Rn .. 33 39800 E Met 143 5700 New Cal 70 ”-'S?'TTT 
     
     -suranm: oouar or AP- resume her studies at Queens m" ”u', "'3 min” ,,eed,,m and the First Year class of the Gar- 4500 Arlkeno 12 1000 Em, 40 1725 N Conc .. 145 
     
    

    
     ram. .. In a sitting or the sup- University. Mina Simmons recently ”";” "igfh b mu, den ciubs as only Meadowbank mo Aquarlug 30 2348 El Pm r-y ., 12300 N Co,,,,,., 73    S 
     
     reme court of appeal at summer- won a scholarship from Prince miirgd "031" lewlzngerediover V”, and Rennio's Road exhibited, but 4500 Area 24 500 El Sol 8 10000 N Delhi " 53 
     
    

    
     side yasterday, argument by ooun- of wales College which entitles 1 e as am th mm mm", there were 9 groups in the sec- 509 A,-Jon H 10 2100 Estella ' 35 3500 N Dev 24, V g 1"” 
     
     sei was presented. and the decision her to three years at Queens. She mmmsec gins rf , C "1: and year class. Both were ludz- 3000 Armistice 21 9600 Eureka 55 3513 N Dycken 255 NEW XOR-lx. (AP)-Quotes c  
     
     was reserved to a date to be fixed plans to study for her B.A. degree. com em e app” gm on oil was ed by MR G' C' wane,” M me 8600 Ascot 50 610 Pal-bge 13 3-4 1000 N Dick Wis 23 Am C” arid Fdry " " 3 1', 
     
     by the cm", consuung at cm” majormg m Hmaryrai part of parents an a 08 Experimental Farm. In the latter 5500 Athena 10 2400 F 164 7250 N 1,-on V 25 Beth sti .. .1. 
     
     Justice Thme.A. Campbell and Mr. placed with 1.11:.-pl(lli;':e to ciorne and class were the clubs from Alex- 5000 Amn Rug 3 1-2 27500 Fzfoxhk 9 154” N High R - 3;; Chrs and Ohio  .. 1-4 
     
     Justice George J.'1Vweedy, in an ap- -Mrs. mnest Dunning, Long takehp”? in t E has rggnt :9” in nndrn, Fnlrview, Mayfield, Mis- 5500 Aubene o 1-8- 1550 Fed Pew 3.75 11103 N Hugh M 1 Coiis hcl 
     
    

    
     veal by the defendant from ll River, left Septe her lo for T0l'- mT fa” 8" W" ufwg 1 ,2 3:1”- COUCM M'- Memckv NW" Rm" 7500 Avllln 3 15 mm Femmre 55 1035 N Jnsoli 7 El Aura L . 
     
    

    
     illdifment given by Mr. Justice onto, wcompanying Mn .nd M115 9 ntmm" 2:1 01:37” 8 celtico, Southport, Traclidie and 5500 Balm 1'1 1.2 2500 Do Wts 22 23n0N X910” 1;; Gen El 
     
    

    
     Mark R. Macaulgan in favor of Ernest Ferris and children Dianeiurelbut an?” H 1 ,,f;,”?',?” fan . U'"0"”ie' 2625 Ball sel A 325 2240 Fmmsh ” .150 500 N La: 8 G?” M” 4 
     
     ""?Pl3lnllfl-Mr.J- L- Raynen The and David. returning to thelrlwm mo 4.-std M Ott rstieet Holstein: 59" 3”” 1” 20 Do Debs as 48199 N l-ml U W1 i Ci ” R” P” 
     
    

    
     case was one concernine contruts home after visiting Mrs Ferrls' dam Wm 9; mm yd”: ee- 500 B5-nmd 7 4300 am; expl 10 1000 N Milli 3 Km”o”c” ' 
     
    

    
     for the sale of potatoes. The plaln- pm-em, ML ""1 Mn. Bum.” Indd there as mil 0 t :0l;lm5 1st,-Mlllc0Ve: Gloria Jenkins, 100 Bamat 115 215 Gatmu 20 3.4 i500 N Morris 12 M”"i3ml'-V W ' - 
     
    

    
     tiff (respondent) Mr. J. L. Rayner puymmg pnmh mm. M" Dun. Y” M m 3 5;? ” "" ' "m" Georgina Thompson, Marie 'I'homp- 2700 Biuvue 1'17 100 C Fe 5 475 riaozi N Mosli 46 N Y CM" 
     
    

    
     '95 Ferrresenled by Mr. D. 0. Stew- nlng whb 1; mining 11;, may um few mmm" the. ogocfrfu M d 6 son, 240 Barv war 56 1500 C':",,.;, 2'  2000 N Mylani 34 1-2 lladl-T C911? -  
     
    

    
     art. Qc., while thg defendant (a.p- to Tofontg will be the guest of ""1”'i”'.,Z"JKf gm”; 10 m (inf a 2nd.-Alexandra: Janet Joiies. 100 Barymln 145 570 Ciiziint yk 825 7.303 N NOYZ 6 Sid Oil N J v 
     
    

    
     Dellant) Mr. Bruce Macwaught her dyugiiicix Earlth and will visit :2, p,:”,,,,fy,,”, 3;'e,,,,Z.,a",,f",o,f,:,; Addison Macciibe. Chrys Judson. 23700 Base Met  500 gnmm 3 1.2 2500 N Richfld 9 1.2  gm ' H 
     
    

    
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     ' -5- . ' ' '-8' uh.-mnune: Ruth Dixon, s:v- 3000 8 Due  8300 5 F. Ur," 55 1866 N Sun 235 ll 5 fllwl - . 
     
     ..xenungton friends of Miss A av, goo (get high "non; the ereltg Aitken, Pauline Dixon. B) 3:33 gflilginog 7 mm Com Mm, . 153  ;'lbTl;ii,i1-if: 1.: I 2 w:i;?.Un T” V. H J- 
     
     c Sarah Glendinning of Norva.l,0nt., on-155.4 uvem, of New Mexioo 5th.-East Royalty. Norma 0- mo Bela Gam 50 1300 (vdflsil 4 7-8 6000 M m in wwghsp 4, A, 
     
     Of  will be sorry to learn that her may be the world's largest cave, mes, Elise Love. Carol Ann Fill b 35 37000 cm Esq 40 35' MAD .. -.- 
     
     condttlon following a stroke. is not - quharson. 23003 ggnigne 20 L2 1500 Grandns 23  lzgliljlllllil V 5g g .  . . g 
     
     A-me Lune. Am of an wumn improving as quickly as might be taking the services since the Rev. 0l-h--N0l"b0l'0- Adele BJB-"V1129. 3000 -mum: lo 200 G Pins d 465 63:45 iwramt 245 I A - , .. . I 
     
    

    
     Hocniial wm-, .4, mm: m who hoped. according to letters received .1. A. Mooowan left Kenslngton Myron Paynter, Wendel ernar . mo Bmome an 500 G,-idoil 460 2000 No Ex 11 . . 
     
    

    
     sonmbmed ,0 the mnk on km. from her nephew; Rev. E. W. last year. Mr. Bean expects to 'lth.-Rustlcoi Blind” 3lllllv0lll. moo Bums 914 17095 .Gunnar 690 300 N lg om ms ; . 
     
    

    
     bmon my; .1” me "Mme" mt Coupland, recent of Remington, begin his new pastorate November Norma Parkman. will P8l'l"'lG"- 300 Bmund 169 500 Gwillim 10 1000 N Dem: 9 M! -. 
     
    

    
     cl; nnuou donmm d loam.” now of Ho:-ning' Mills, Ont., by 1. Eur, 8th.-New Arman: Benjamin. 3200 Ema": 350 145 Gyp  33 1-4 5700 No, mm 19 
     
     the My - ' Mrs, J. a. mownuas. mu Glen- Cairns, Harold Cairns. Jnclsie 1000 Haliwel 3 - . 
     
     es in charge of table: (I 10500 Br Em oil 40 1000 Nor Trln .. 35 MILK OF Mllclvfiaill 
     
     W - . 18500 n i 15 
     
     Ill och”, who Mined to mug the dining who lived for a time in -Mr. and Mrs. ldgur Brown Schurman. 3500 Emu, m  220 are H00 Nmmd 6 
     
     meals mocumm . Kenelngton, is I patient in st. ma Mn. Howard Livingstone, 9th.-Gowul Brae: zilla Mac.In- Em Bmnhum 19 40037 I-lasaga 22 mm mm” 19 T L  
     
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     W 0' "1 "W "M 8 "r A "1 9 if 9 4 , -noo Brunston 22 mo Obaska 5 
     
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     --luv. 1:. A. Campbell, New L.on- day, September is. when the new ald.  :3; 3," 5 5500 H! Cr - ll  2:5,;-:1 r ,5; 
     
     don. Messrs. H. a. uuuod. Ittr- lighting system was dedicated by llth.-Northam: Carl Colwell. 500 Bunk "ill 12 1000 I-(mood 12 1500 mm m 
     
     limton, Roy MacArthur, xonliup the minister, the Rev. J. R. Mac- James Dyment. Blanche Oolwill. Mom Cam" 99 1005 Hailing 11 3-4 Wm Omnmam 3 14 
     
     ton. andt mam:  Echo: 'I;heflighle hwer; a gift to H 12ih.;I8herbrool:;e:1 l;ileli3h::2lth'.'y(l:l'i; 300 cal Ed 310 7233 Iggrnqe Yk... lgfzi E700 Om PW b 11" 
     
     town. reumed or in on e um rum 1. e annerman mm. 'BnC!l-9 OW - B - l Hlngn 181-2 i ' ' - 
     
     Tuesday eveninl after attending a Webb, and the Duncan families. De r.  S;,,,,,,,,, "103 3000 H0590 ( A Hf  gpigmgkwa ' 11:, 
     
     meeting It Bunny corner. N. 3. Of the 10 members of the family 13 h.--Joli'nstnn'n River: Gordon 3300 calnmm 25 2315 Him 5 -  '1" mom 0,3,5” m 
     
     The meeting was menus for the of the late Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald, Joseph Brazil, Michael 3450 C,,,,,,,, 35, lg Hush P 3.00 PM Po, - no 
     
     purpou of extending A call which Duncan, seven daughters were Bengnn. 1200 Camp ch 205 500 500 Pgmour 7a 1.3 
     
     was accepted by Rev. I. H. Bean present at the dedication, and 14th.-Tryon: Marlene Thompson, goo cum, 3;, 735 1800 I ir 6000 pm we” g 35 
     
     u of Dathurst. N.B., to the Kenslnp later met for a re-union at the Janet Howatt. 100 c on Ldg H 250 am Irspmck " " X2500 p,,,.b,c lg 
     
     - ton charge of the Pradryterian home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah 3121- Champion Holstein Call; Ruth 500 cm 5 on , 535 woo m Mi r 20 paw mm h 5 
     
     Church. Rev. 8. O. Inna has been lor uunbixon "M Mr M 0" .. 2' 1' '1 
     
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