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          and ‘energy to the promotion and oispositioii. iizidlaiuriiasatngr $aE:n;i¥e'd}ei¢:1:a.:eedolii1m“{”e El,nmai"‘5““" M-'5' -“"15 Wadd-"11’ {E ‘ 
     
     . welfare of many philanthropic and h whom h ..u be Out‘ learsldcceased him several _\s-ars arof ‘ 
     
    

    
     D! F. H. MacArthur - dunk”: organization‘ bletfld G “- kind-‘Y l’€m€m- 38%] kn em t ' His funeral was held Mfl“('ll 2'1 ‘ 
     
    

    
     ' ~ e in s e members of his at Pierce Brothers Fulleiallflonigi i 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The no news was oonve Id tr 
     
     In Dallas Texas a bullet tired Lu y om 1“ munded the w°“ Li” 1'19 Wu twl ' 
     
     _ i . Ann," clmorml to 1, h_ ce married, His first 18111113 who are left to mourn the Tm 
     
     _ in I but-om haw} em" a m - - 9 Chamber of Commerce in 1989 and wife bein Fl W dd 1 1 re Was I large attendance of 
     
     Skull 0‘ . toubume convlcged 1°: :53‘: MnflA‘.xl‘edn. :flIa:‘;eandd”l;rl1nA‘:; gas! executive lsecretary when the died early‘ in (ilteencifnd zvasdliiidfltg 3':  gxiigrlittxg 1;vCil{llKfIl"l()lro!hhI'|e; 1iizicslti:c.l1.,:dLhe !.3,,r.E"h°"l“ from the 1. . 
     
     ger and performed what surgeons Mum» Jlm A "$11985 “-500 It 0n was" merged rest in Prlncetown Cemetery Mal- Mr Wni S Crozi r K ' Re “ ’ A Malmhh I ’ 
     
     called a perfect ptefrontal lobo- .,um,,, d°’h»‘h,°'°‘‘"- ‘“ h‘.’“' with the Wiishere Chamber or peque P.E.I. To this unionythere PET ala-o ' re '- °"‘”"g'°"' S“’““ W‘ "16 Elks. of which he 
     
     tom! ~ a brain ti dw an is Y ruvected citl- Commerce one and a half yea - bo t ‘ v “' “W” mews and M" W“ ‘ "‘°mb"- 1““‘3'm‘3m ‘V35 "1 
     
     on the dIl1l!rDllS1¥°e1el‘r‘Cl‘(l):|llllI'fly “:h:11:ht:t;1,t«¥.c<:imMnch lib. " “"8 m w° cmldren “Mm died Ph9“'5 3“ P-E1 Ind the U.S.A. A Valhalla Memo.-1.1 payk 
     
     ins.ne_ ‘ - er Wll orn ' " 
     
     Two days after his wif dl d. In 3‘m°' mt 15' P‘E‘1'- ‘W59 19- 
     
     Howard Larue. 'Philsdelphl:, ttewld "7" ‘°“ °' ‘'‘° ‘M ML '11“ M"- 
     
     his children. "1 hear your moth- ‘l’n‘:l“”hf’::‘;§- xhfle yet acyouxés 
     
     Baum asia at 
     
    
   
   
    
     er calling ." a th .1 . _ 
     
     dud. me an en rowed 3:: dual, ‘ mo"; upoum the" 
     
    

    
     L“ k 13 __ R I. . u h d e. on accouri o ill health. 
     
     ° ’ ° "° ° to California, U.8.A. He could be e 0 g 
     
    
   
   
    
     the International League t 
     
    

    
     on Friday 13, whipping nuifiiiiilin ''"“y “W” " ‘ '"°°°°"“‘ 11- 
     
     thoir lath game by a 13-0 score land" 'br°"d' 
     
    

    
     as the result of 13 hits. Harry Durlnc World War I. he toured 
     
    

    
     David playing his 131}; ye ' tht USA. ll an agent of the I I 
     
    

    
     baseball scored the lathflruiii a e  
     
     strange but true! 
     
    
   
   
    
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     '3‘-he? dllqlllllflcatlona for becom- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The new wonder hearing aid is in _ _ 
     
    

    
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      J  There's no cord connected with Jed!» Why? Because the Goalos wit fplece 0 mei“ H.‘ H mom ' when he happened to 
     
     the battery. The inventor fly, tlaclghtlif one of their king: show- see his own reflection In the water. He thought it was 
     
     the ‘anon tth e eeatsinfd h‘ . ~ - - ~ ' 
     
     n0l;:s hear: oin orijiiharycrligriiiig dmm‘ W" “:9 ‘:3 b:i;aly'0llultsi?rile nnother.d°g wlth A piece of mg“ twme "5 bu: ’° he ' 
     
     let go his own. and flew at the other dog to get - 
     
    
   
   
    
     aids. The little wonder gadget ‘Wm! °‘l°m“¥- . 
     
     weigh. bub. 31,5 oz. 1‘. 1! not yet Christopher Columbus Brewing- the larger piece. But. of course all that hop ned 
     
     on the market. ‘On. Who IGCEDUY lot a job at a h h - h , f ' PC A 
     
     The “Ht recorded automobile phuadelphin Lab. "caved . bi” was t at e got neit er. or one was only a shadow‘; 
     
     accident occurred May 20_ 1896 for the work clothes the company and the other was carried away by the current 
     
    
   
   
    
     $5§ 
     
    
   
   
    
     95 when the driver. Henry Wells of had 50118?“ for him — $14.92. 
     
     LUMINOUS $6_ :P’i'1lEfle1dd,dMassi,.. cialgided Ivavith a anflh: relsylvrtifisiana. East lAfrlca. 
     
     icyce ri en y iss velyn 0 EX‘ paces on h'l- _ . . - _ 
     
    

    
     Thoma, at New York City_ dren ham in certain presenfitfoés MORAL. Make it your first aim to hold on to wl-mt 1; 
     
    

    
     You never ‘crank up‘ this handsomely modern G E M , 1 I . C. -  lliilitxinriiitdfldpizicliitlzl hiii“ flue] ‘heady you". Open . “Vin” “count with The 
     
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     Alarm Clock _ _ . never have to ml or regulate it must: Kzzljgfih Lip fili,eeb<|2jy)glaar;,s  pose behmd H. Namely that pull‘? Canadian Bank of Commerce. Add to it steadily. 
     
     women might not be cumbered Soon you will find that your money has grown-and 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     either. N_o spring-wound _cloclc at any price can are caught driving with a woman .31 t , _ 
     
     mam}, an, oumandmg mneplece for accuracy’ on their lap. 311 hoo many youngsters. on the without any risk. Visit our nearest branch today." 
     
     convenience and low price. Availableinahandsome E"°_‘Y Chl“°5° mid‘ W93” 12 u.§"§,.'..,'.rc’§‘.f,,,"‘.,", ’:,‘::::ulm'”‘i‘t°bi" . . 
     
     cg -shell plastic case. It's called the GE Lullaby. ‘"°“""‘8 ‘°“’“‘ °" "‘° “W °‘ W cause they replaced thgeigsi if; ”Z;2ff,’:‘,;,"fl".f‘;j,;jfi;’o’}';fj';;r'; ;;y,;7ef-« 
     
    
   
   
    
     As for it today at your dealer's marriage’ . adoptin b cl ‘ 
     
     ‘ A wealthy Washington real e t- 3 °y‘ 3“. ‘"15 Wh°55 P31‘- 
     
     5 ents had been killed and eaten by 
     
    
   
   
    
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     G E N E R A L E [E c T R I C 2:33‘ glfertsgthglflytligveiliible that i3:‘?‘;E£‘E'E‘€§‘:§t;):é:)ii§éiE::§§E3;n:it;i;§ ' e i G n G d E n  n k   m m e  e 
     
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     I _ Believe it or not. but Tom. . 
     
     C 0  Thumb. the 9vyear-old wonderiraclal ‘meme’ ThIs.1?.‘°t is attest‘ 
     
    

    
     preacher of the United States hasied .t° by early m‘55‘°“-“lei Who 
     
     , - preached to 1'000_00o‘000 people ‘nd!al‘I'lVed too late to save the young. 
     
     cnunuu oaunai. Iucraic couiuur umrln has converted thousands of them- " ""°”‘'°“' ‘' 
     
     1 The boy's right name is Marjoe 
     
     iGartner and according to those ‘ 
     
     ' that should know about such things 
     
     he’: the most powerful evangelist 
     
     since Charles Wesley or Moody. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The boy genius has six years of ' . . .' 
     
     preaching service to his credit. -— , - 
     
     [That's right — he's been de1iver- i 
     
     'ing powerful sermons from behind , . 
     
    

    
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     a pint sized pulpit since he was 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q ' years old. 
     
    

    
     Tom Thumb is the 2nd oldest 
     
    

    
     boy of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 
     
    

    
     I Gsrtner and a 3rd generation 
     
     preacher. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Those who have heard the won- 
     
     der child‘: sermons say there is 
     
     no overlapping of his thoughts. 
     
     His are better expressed than 
     
     most clergyman and he uses no 
     
     notes or memorized text. 
     
    

    
     "I never know what I am [0- 
     
     -ing to say until I begin," the frail 
     
     youngster says. “The Lord lays 
     
     ‘the sermon on my heart." And so 
     
     Ha does, otherwise such words of 
     
     wisdom could never fall from the 
     
     lips of a nine.-ye.ar-old boy. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1'7 years ago the medical pro- 
     
     fession hailed Jacqueline Benson 
     
     of Chicago. as the tiniest baby 
     
     over to live more than a few 
     
     hours. She was so small in fact. 
     
     that she could sit in a tea cup 
     
     with her mother's wedding ring 
     
     on her arm or ankle. She weighcdl 
     
     just over half a pound. Today. at 
     
     17. Jacqueline weighs 112 pounds.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Although a clock commits no 
     
    
   
   
    
     crime 
     
     It spends it life in doing time. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The person who lives of! of‘ 
     
     contests never has to take reduc-' 
     
     ing exercises. . 
     
    

    
     200 years ago. John Newton. of 
     
     Montgomery, Wales. was hanged 
     
     for a robbery he claimed he had 
     
     never committed. Said Newton at 
     
     his trial: "To prove my innocence 
     
     grass will never grow on my 
     
     grave.." Despite the use of new, 
     
     earth and plenty of grass seed 
     
     every year of two centuries the 
     
     grave is as bald as the day New- 
     
     ton was laid in it. 
     
    

    
     _ _ The dance of death -— well it 
     
    

    
     >' ' was just that for Harriet Toby 
     
     ‘ who met her death in a recent 
     
     plane crash in France. 
     
    

    
     Her last performance. a Spanish 
     
     ballet was called ."Of Love and 
     
     Death." 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     passenger cars 
     
    
   
   
    
     i:::::i..:.°iev:-;1::.; for service all across Canada 
     
    
   
   
    
     Goalaa developed wrinkles or lost 
     
     his hair, or a few front teeth. or 
     
    
   
   
    
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       'aI“r:it\};:lsl;ni(l)1§:vri)n:::t;):r(:iyel Living" on the Canadian National Railway; 
     
    

    
     —.rpan'au.t drawing rooms, ‘ - U . row p“s°"3°.' can go mm Senna" There are 
     
    

    
     I wmpflmnml bedroom“ 359 of them, and by mid-summer you will find most of them on our trains 
     
    

    
     N popular-priced raomerln, throughout Canada‘ 
     
    

    
      R   R dfiplt-*-foiomhtlles nr berths. Here's smart new comfort . . . a wider range of train accnninmdatiom and 
     
     All are ideal for day and mnvenimccs than you've ever enjoyed in Canada . . . tailored to fit 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     nigh! mud. 
     
    
   
   
    
     invites you to prove 
     
     Ford is today's worlh—more (or 
     
    
   
   
    
     every travel budget! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Here is travel with a flai'r_a revelation in coziness and comfort. 
     
    

    
     Colorful upholsteries and carpets and strikingly modem decorative pane;-ns 
     
    

    
     provide pleasant, restful surroundings to match the comfort of the roomy 
     
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     5 °°P'"K 3“°mm°d3U0n-5. lning mom lounges. attractive dining facilities 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Yuan of medical research lpon- 5'13: ldifllflble 76¢‘/l'IlI'9Ig NIH. and picture-window coaches 
     
    

    
     -or9d‘by the Ontario Mining Ar 0ndpura1mvuwindow:.Bn'gbI Th, " _ ' 
     
    

    
      Jnound tho “,4 ,,,,“,,-W ,-,,“"-"I p"_ is new Travel Living on Canadian National is within the reach of 
     
     41"” vile pleasant surrounding: every budget. You'll find costs 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
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     FORD-MONARCII DEALER . breathing Very mi. .1..,.,-,, 
     
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