IARCI-I 1. 1954 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     I race TWELVE I THE. GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN .. 
     
     E''''''''” A” '”'f'"" Kingston Choir Invited to Sing at Westminster Abbey , BACKACIIIE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dougail of Vernon. were Sunday 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' guests of their parents. Mr. and 
     
     O   Mrs. Edward Macnougail in' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Per quick ceinfartinq IICIapINBf.hH:.gktIch.I 
     
     . I may 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Rheumatic Pains. Oat 3 
     
     cloud? urine. irritst paasagea,x.e; yum 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
      0'Leary. They also visited at tlielI Master Alvin Phillips was the 
     
     home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Macs,TGC&nV- euui. of Mr. and Mrs. M- , . ”r: . r r. I 
     
     -- Douuii in Springfield West. but MacArthur. Enmore. i gt i '” Sci? t a is ? ai.a.?.'?t'i...f5f5i'z.;'?:v??ir'5?i?B'ufcT 
     
     I . II ” ' eon: late aatlafuction or money baek.x).,n-5 
     
     auf or another dagfthout asking you. 
     
    
   
   
    
     druuiat tor OYST 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Addie Thompson of O'Leary. 
     
     Was a visitor to Charlottetown over Mr, and M;-.. Kenneth M”. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hutchin- 
     
     the weekend where she visited Kendrick of Campbellton Lot 7, w”- s”mm"”d9- W9” W"k'e"d 
     
     with relatives. motored to Knutsford on Sunday W95” 9” Ml" '”d M"- Hlibe” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Profession; EH. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -- afternoon and were the guests of H"5”"""'”' 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. Garth Hlrriwni Mrs. MacKendrick'e mother, Mrs. Mr and M” Tom Cougmm Ind 
     
    

    
     '1... id b Mr.J s ii th 1-. A - -m-m----m-a 
     
     stAlXl'.yElI.l:?c(nJ1n;I,:l'I;de to gamma: in Ti; "vi-clilnlI;A.d 0 er "3 ;'aI::11gI- oIIn;Ierneai.d i;Ii.i:.i., Jwm I. EMILE IIICKEI 
     
    

    
     do on Monday on business. ...C Ig0IfhII 'I-, ;"II "- am" Ch-rtmd Accountant 
     
    

    
     On Sunday evening at the Unit. 3 n on E ' i CIIIIIHIII Built of Commerce 
     
     Mrs. Stirling Ellis and family ed Church service. Rev. E. Wag-Q MI. I'M MIII EIIIIIIIII HIIMIIIII  E. L 
     
     PHONE 2880 
     
    
   
   
    
     '11 recently. zuests 0! Mn Ind leaders with their iiroupa. Indium and friends in Summeralde 
     
     rl. Claude MacArthur. gave an instructive talk to thnselon peby 21, 
     
     -A-e young people. The leaders arel 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Palmer and Mrs. L. G. Dewar and Mrs. Marnei Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Mac- 
     
     Mr. John Moreshead of 0'Leary. Kennedy and Mrs. Stailiey Dum-lCaull. Sunimerside, viere recent 
     
    
   
   
    
     .i' Elomeary. Were Vi-'51i01'! 10 SPHI18- her welconiecl the scouts and Cubism, and farm” Vmted Mm MI, 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. Albert Robertson 
     
     Chartered Accountant 
     
    
   
   
    
     FAA4-a-C-j 9. E. L MUTUAL BUILDING 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     D””CDiD"DDDDD D For the first time in its D00-year history, Westminiator Abbey in 
     
    
   
   
    
     motored to Summerside reC6ri!1)'- IVlllB. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willardw -- 
     
     --- Macausland. son and her parents, Mr. and LIIIIIIOIII EIIIII III III III” III oumde thou, IIIII over IIIIIIII, IIIIIII GIIEIIII GAIISONI WALTERHGI ui-anvlllo at water street 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer 01 The many friends of Mrs. Earle M”' Ham” Gm” church services for three weeks this summer. The choir. invited to GEON STAB AT CAPITOL, 5"”"”""”” 
     
     Cornish are sorry to hear that: Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Couzhlin sing there by Abbey officials, is the famous all-male choir of St. sumwznslnu  Pi oi"?-'3 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Kenaington. attended the funeral I I 
     
     l of the late Mrs. Mimiit Laird NI she is a patient in the West:-rniand family ii"C.8U8Sis 0iM1'. and sIg;7tr'Iljelr'I':mII5I'IenzI?:elI:5I(;'I:II  Georges Anglican Cathedral in Kingston. Ont. "I think a great 
     
     Mill Road, on Saturday afternoon..m,3Ima1 Ind mm 5)” expects mIMrs. James Ellis, East Hideford, Me-"IE Mr and M” John Maul. honor nu been comermd upon me. whole of the Church of Engllnd 
     
     d H Id AI, Y I. mve 10 go to the prmce Edward; 011 SUndH.V- I” ' ' ' in Canada," Very Rev. Briarly Browne, Dean of Ontario, said upon 
     
     Mr. on Mrs. aro 51-9 0 llsland Hospital in Charlouetowny 
     
     Alberion. Silent a recent Sund3YI for an operation. All wish her a 
     
    
   
   
    
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     E. E. PAIIKMMI 
     
     I I is””' V” M receipt of cable requesting cholr's presence in London. Directed for G-Movieggeriw Vlvcm tI:I';Ie C"'" 0PtrD- -9- 
     
     IMI-35 Olell Barlow. Colemanw I. II the past i2 years by George N. Mayibee. seen at left with his charges, am)" an E  3”" m OPTOMETIHST 
     
     "SW3d With her E1'3UdDiarenls,' 1155 A719” Hay” me” te Kingston cathedral choir has a total of 50 treble boys choristera. From their llnru 1" scgndn &t m”'" I'm”" D EY" 3"'"l"N 
     
     scourie, their eighth co-starring om;-,. noun: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     It the home of the latter's par-Jpeedv gumeii. . , . y 
     
     . i . - iM,.I and Mrs. George Barlow duI.,i iii...-..iu luiii llLl pale-ills, Mi. IIILI I I0 I.” b I I I I . . I , 
     
     '5'-5(-)1-1:'”'II3”d M” Arthur Harris; I I ””"r I ,I mg the pa” week iaiid Mrs. George Hayes, Summer-l IISIIKI:-Imipby IILIII meII55I:Iec ed” pm me muse” "W by mdw dun vmce vehicle at the Capitol Theatre. A D to 12 - 1 to a 
     
     In e3”- iSTh9I;9 "19 W” Palmy self” H9” CM. li5ld9- ' tender. warm-hearted drama per- and lay appointment. 
     
     D'D ell” 3?" ”W”'””0”i W” m W ” Mr-5, Stanford Rayner and um. --- em-.. ,.-L,M Lmyw  H rneated with a quiet humor and PHONE 328'! 
     
     M”r.I.irid filrsb .I1IohnmP1aIlIt;II;'latlI:1Iaiio MaCWilllamS store and air-INS, TIIVIHIII RILIII III, mug Mr-ssrs. Henry Grant. iviarry the hm IIIIIIII me IIIIIIIII at its high points unashamedly na;c.na"r THEATRE BLDG. 
     
     ii8ush.e1m1:4s1Z&)EAIlma on SImdsy' 21111:: ml me C0'0P5iI”1l9IIe5I:i:I::I;ing with her parents, Mr. all(lyIC3,)lIIIx5' Jam” CZUBEBDS Ind CV3” d.-eased mm m. funnje5t dressed strongman-MHCATIIIIII tugging at your heartstrings. it Iummer st. Summe " 
     
     were V1510" -' xle'e we a . . . 1 ilms motore ummetsi e ,  .: 
     
     Uesis 01 Mi" mid M75” H0W”d I aisd cistrgzhlngx found ready sale. MIL George Ballow lon rib. 18. I 3c;:is.mugTte:raT:reide t?tleileei' react;-stator the  Ellilillsdlgrse clotsgs olfhg adrlejpotuf lltntllf B F  R 0 
     
     unbar and f3"'-”.l'- lrhc-.v were put on by the Ladies. lVIl'. Kenneth MacDonald of the; TI Is: I M R D ' orphaned girl and. as a result, find ' :,,.mMm.ms.;' ' 
     
     -Vs-n ' . . . . i man ri s 0 l'. o . . M: .' r 
     
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     I Mr and My; Bruce Ma(lDOu81illl2:361?!bTelIgm;CadpIgLi:ughuFCrll mei ?Loy;1a1S::1a?:anV;5?;1T; :l,TlLImn:1:lh1illaeli will lregrefnto learn that ht In?!AIIh?I2fIIIME:IhgxI::st laaygt" 3,;:1m;;l1m:a:h:nI,;Ig:Egu1n0!II  3"mm"'mir- 9- '3 I- 
     
     ” Um0m'319i were Vmto” W”! and dtillghlfr. Jud)". here. "5 R .p3”em m m.” mm" Cmmly men. accompanied by Mrs. Myrtle , A mu” Mddmg M” mkmmud Canadian conimunitjs. Co""":;I” Lfugmd in" 
     
     Hospital, Summerside. All will join Ramay and Mr Ralph Keen vii U19 Presbylrriiln Manse in pidzeon ,3 cut I. pndck MC, ” 
     
     t ' Summerside on Friday. February 350"” 3113 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hunter R1V91' 0" Sundgyi Iwgr" -The February meeting of the Ishl h. d 
     
     they spent the day W" I95 V”i0'Leai-y and District Brotherhood Mrs. Clark MacQuarr'ie, Tyne "1 W "W "'1 I W99 Y "C9V"Yi motored to summer-std. on Feb. , I , Chesney. forthright. honest. lip- mxvs BUILDING 
     
     l H ”' 3 pt m- Mu" P””m" Mm" standing leader in the small town MIAUJ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     and friends in that ViC1n"Y- lo: the United Church was held in.Valley. spent. a recent week-endl . l9. . ....4:-----A-A... 
     
     ' l hudch on Tuesday with thelwith her son and daughter-in-law,l Ml” Ami Mrs. Fredmg prom." younger daughter of Mr. and M75" of Soourle. Ontario. He is ii store d 6 f 
     
     me C - l . .- . 1, M - R e 5 Horace Viacartliui Northam ex- 0 GYMOII run e 
     
     M” ”"d M” EWWU” Mac. ilresidcnt presiding. The BlblelMr. and Mrs. Wendail Phi”1P5r :ILIIn'"I;3iIl:f;Id Sg,,IIIKesIi1IIsII" ewxey eMi'. Voriion Grant 21 l'et'Cllt (,.IaIIm.dAm,II.'I.IaIII, I'm.I.I . II.mI' III owntgr, clilef otf the Fire DeDaIrt- use on 
     
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     M. -II I 'i;udy WI” IfI1ve:bs::ceRE:'R1:;ybev:,L Messrs. James Burlcigli and Eai'l:"9C"”L E”-Sls Pf M1 Hid MF5-l X,f,.C,;:;.lL1:;r:  HI!IRi:)Pa:l N(T;Ina;d,-103,3! ”””1”Cki -wlmg" 5”” M Mr: Md IEreOrt.E5L!.ln)l.c5Cll')lIlCrCeh axle? ciangidalti OPTOMETBIET 
     
     Ixaggn an ewh WII IICK lnoli Coughlin motored to Charlotte-!H”b9” H”LChm5”"t where he was sent to Wlnl'ilDEK. M” Roy strongman Po” Hm" for the provincial legislature. C”""”"'” "'"'l An'l"i' 
     
      i may ' dc; I b I5'IIIIIIII town on Feb. 22 to attend the egg-l '-D" Man, for basic training; 1-115 wire Rm” Jr Dmmld Mmx” 9"" when his wife, Vicki (Miss Gar- C'””' Fm” 
     
     . 1”" W” "span C O y , lgrading refresher course being MP W5 M” E-"1 Cwihn” "id mu bgby daughter are stavins formed me ceremony. The mum” sonl. discovers the little orphan 533 w''" s'''””' sum” '3' 
     
     lb!” Ind Six "ew 1")'mb”5 We-"them mert son Clllvill motored to Summer- Mm her Imrmw MI and Mrs Dlele nitcndnd by Mr. iiiid Mrs. E.'l- III” Pat”, who II” become Hwy. gnu.-lc. lsulrg Mont. we; 
     
     w'1c”m”d' n Vt,” demdesd lg spar;-I i-we Esme 0" Fen 3" to W5” wnh Mrs" George Smith. , ' ' m.l11IMMI:A”hm.' homeless because of the accidental Phon” 3530' 
     
     - 53? I h.Vm”;;mg cgrlzearun iiurcm Frlrinrls of M15; Willmu (311115 gmtltghlm Ah mtheri giggle” r;Iu5:;1gI Mr. and M11 Russell cnugmm IIuh":I)II::d:IK;h(:i;va n:::::s0:I:? burning of I mtholic m-phlnauh -"" rt."rDC'n'DI"" ' DC 
     
     IL:.-.:. -. WW0" 1'; "I In dmoymmauomy are pleased to see her out againlpif 0: 3ou:II”H”O VILI. and children Joan and Dwaiie, IIMIE II” anendani W0” mIW' she rietermiiios that she and her "II. II. A. 0  
     
     : - : I with mom ershot be In H d Thmatter being confined to her homei ”"C Y 5” ' Mt. Pleasant. were recently guests Imh IIIIWIIIIII IIccI,sSoI,leI' him:-and Will raise th0 11"-1!! llfi 9'-"T157 
     
     III - .. : in the distric o v e . I In-uh pleiirlsy. M Mb I WWI and of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fonowln III IICIIIIIIOII 'I I as their own. This starts off an Dental X-Bays 
     
     'r : - ' is i0 helm H” 11”” slmday n 5 Mr" 5"dI "' II eIr( IIIHWIII Bridges. also Mr. and Mrs. George II, MI hgnld CI III b  hu::I unexpected holocaust when M(:- Bmailinan Bulldinl 
     
     March. ' Miss Eunice Hutclllnsoii, Sumo ”””5 DO” as R" "me ' Hardy, Suinmerside, spent the P I 5. Pl  H 95 0 Chesney's political opponent ac. SURIBERSIDI 
     
     B U C K L  , S ”CP l merside. went the Week-End Wllhl 'I'IIlIoL Xf”leIyI'Ire:eI;c grains!  week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ioglehg aLi1iItI1ieE:(Ii)iIi;IIiL(!Pdi9IlIiiI3:f0-:- Ina? ciisns him of having adopted Patsy "ill '53” 
     
     '-r'''' h” Daren”. ME Ind Mm Em-l mm 5 l ' . ' ' Bridges to celebrate Mr. Bridges” i W ” I in order to win over the Catholic ”C'--' ”I"” - q 
     
     CINNAMATED cap L 1 Gordon Mlllar during the pastl . tier wedding cake topped with ii 
     
     SU 55 HIRINGFIELD  L mett Hii chlnscin. weak. birthday. -V IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII and groom, Ind XgtinnIiev:tItIICEno:IIgIlCl;ier?Idbf'(:;tq:lI: DI. H. B. MCCNGIII 
     
     PHYSICIAN U IITBGEON 
     
    
   
   
    
     MI. SUIIIIII PMHIIIIII summug ' I ggggjl cut in the traditional manner. III II I I I II I. 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. James Williams   hI,(;'tVlOll.! ttn IIIlPrPd!'l'l:Il'I;)Ilg;I, ah: ;,"If;IeI"PnIfIy”ac”c':I:1;:Iu”I:I Lian " 'I.I w.q.', serene (opposite lloimaarel 
     
     TI P IVRK VII 91'. W S OWPIII ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Springfield Women's Institute met SIM, II.” the wIIkgIIId IIIIIIII III 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     at the home or Mrs. Reginald and v . I . 5- I 4 I . .I and children. MacNeiii's Mills. ac- I 3,," By 
     
     Miss Muriel I-laslam with an at- lannsd b;I2IBclwaI,xI1I:II”lS;;InEplEm Ml Irnmparlled by Mr. and Mrs. nnn in Siinimorsid.-. and the oi.l1- ITUM r;,bILmIIe IIE?” gfreauspggif I1:o0-11:00 A.ltI. Dally. 
     
     tel-idance of 10 members. Roll call iTlinmns Grigg. Bideiord. inotorrri MR. JAMES GALLAGHE1; er in Nnrthnm. where she was the l ""5 I ” m" E ' g;m,4;oo mmy Except wad 
     
     Do,” wu answered by naming a, plaid MI. Ind Mrs. Gem.” HIIIII Imdlto Freetown on Feb. 21 and vlsit- yncipnrsnt. of fnany twin; and lovg. fli-lent to say that Vicki enters the IIIIIIIII 
     
    

    
     ug 3315 KWWK I ””"n5 9” 33”" family. Summerside, were recent "d Wm” "hmves ""5 !”9"d!' -oA wave of sorrow spread over 13' E1"! I "(N to vindicate both Mr. Mc- I 1:00-8:00 'I'ueada,. Friday 
     
    

    
     ,. 35 Wm M 99”” '9 W9 M'""h M guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith liiehsinston and vicinity on Jan. Tlitw will reside in summeiumdf chesney'a and Patsy'a honor and SlIhl.l'!Il.V'- 
     
     nag" Dimes. Plans were made for a Hayes and ML wmmd Hutcmn. The sincere sympathy of the 31, MIIIII II beam, kI.mI.II ghat where the groom is employed with mm” mm VICIOIIOIIII Ami hyl)fKyI::0l1l1oQsf;1'&jf,I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ldL'lLl'lCt is extended to the bereav- MI. Jam” GIHIIIIIII had I,II3III.d 1t1acLc3n lvlolm,-:, 
     
    
   
   
    
     1Qg Valentine social. A discussion took SOIL 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
          
     
           
     
          
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ' iaueaaugmlu i nil lium W: ”".”;”"” rlhfa book on me  wnfe "iTdc'?i'.'J.l” his ethedeftlci W” m the Pm" cwmy Hg” . 7 '  N4 
     
      I . . our-H N I .- is ry n mine 8 .. r. um: :0 W 5 plliil in his 43.-d year. 
     
     A  ;.-i."'i:.”..:g.”ei:.::.:::i's::..:ii:! WArevortxntgfemsviinweldIwig; Mr;-Iianett-I oe1Ien.dAiber,wnI  gwmiii; Igyng; Iggungl ......... .. .... ................. W MEMORMM 
     
     These. cap-o azeeiuapoaaded vitae omen's ns u was tea was 9 recen wee -en guea. o oapi a, u m r . - ' known hm been urlomlv m for ..m.. 
     
     g :'I1fI”Il';fI'3I”;f'I:p:'I"If,i";"III;'-'I:I'” W Miss Muriel 1-iaslain I her sister, Mrs. Melvin Hutchln- mi ween Wm, Ihmmuc 1...," IM )1. s'nr,w,an'1' Mumcxmi 
     
     . ;-Il,-;-:Ii;-ii-iI- r-IIII-It '1'hFI'g11?"”lIt'fI ””mTlfnW;'IIn:':: ..m.......C.j...C. Th, ,I,,m,,I1 ic, c.m;,,.i in mi complications and for n time his T dd if I M SI 
     
     .1 ' s "" "' lpmme 9” 9 "ex . , . ' . 1 H uh family and friends were ll('ipPi'lll lie su rn ea 1 o r. ew-i 
     
     ii I y I I:    the ham” of M” Clarence Hay Cd mm 'm outsfandyxng memory 2;! in: aitfwlfelltcl xext?i(;”;it. Pel:aa- of his recovery but God willed art M.1cMlc-ken came. as a. groatl 
     
     .lI I an hvulshnuu tun lam: school. Mrs. Andrew Hughes; of my school dale and bring a enr- . F b N Mm I large oIh”II,I5I and on the ahmw mm, shock In ms IIIIIIII, Nlauvu Ind ..P1-9591115.. 
     
     . ll . I cANADAr5l.AIuEsT muue liunch. Mrs. John Hlckox. IMI-s. imnd... I I D II iIlIlfPIIII;Il:IlI(ce0llnndC Ihe sum "I mo IIOMI MIII hm um” IDIIII pm. mends hm and Ibmm I 
     
     . coio CAPSULES IKeit.h Mayne and Mrs. Reginald A reading on Follndera av vi 5 a. mmed. Prizes were Ewen Im, ed III "I (terns, I."I,III.d 50,-” at Carl;-mn, in 1395, he was.  M  
     
     ATM? itrasism. Roll call is to be aniiWer- Elven by Mrs. Wiilinfn Reggie "5 I w j..... Jimmig, mm in ii... ummi slag. mp son of the late amigo and Ada; . 
     
     es, was a son of the late Charlns MacMlcken. and bcloved husbandl - 
     
     Gallaglior and Mrs. Jean (Dun; of AnlllerI'IOiKiHtLIMHt(I1MlCII;i(l11. M5 A Mixtnq Show 
     
     I I pay) Gallagher, on the deBl.l1'O. Apart iom a SIOTIIDQY in h I, 
     
      his father he came to live with early manhood. he lived on t e Two hours of Vaudevme um and SR”; with old time 
     
     the Misses Fituimmons at Mar- ancestral farm where he curled ' I 
     
     mlnstrels, to drew the tears, then bust yo sides. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l h elite where he remained until a on an extensive pure-bred cattle 
     
    

    
     M03433 M3!” 1” 5.".'..?.'.'ff i?.”'Qif.”...3i.”.-..".i'.”.”i..'"ii..”.7i iT;i..3”L'.'l1. ”.”f.i?.”ii”.'y ifiymlii. "L" in SUMMERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 
     
     .' Through ::..:i:;:.::: ..?:”J.::. :l:::”.:....::  ii:”l:..:.l ”'.:.;.:l:..””.t; rim. 1.. mi 2...:-in sass r. ii. 
     
     2.:i.i”....”.” ..l?imh.;c.:.lll.('.2:" .Ii.”..”.i: ?i1l:'il1L::tiBytilI(fcVceAsvteede1n bin nlfniihmhi Doors open at 7:30 P- M- 
     
     C.'.".rif?ir.I?.r. Z:33S'toQfi5hi'h. :13-mh..i7,.;mZ.3i5t(1 hit: lf.?.r.fiii'..'l?' llifrz Tick”-i "OW 0" W9 3”'-C'""''9 ”"”"'”'”v M0""' 
     
     fI7::gfIf;I”:fiIIsn1I:f:'II bffI':;:fI': IflSisale:':I:lm:CImeO:”:Ii2ef:II:: I3I':;: ialn's Grocery, Foley's Drug Store, Gourllos Drug 
     
    
   
   
    
     WE    A         was eminently successful.  SIIIIIII Iv. D. Young. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Saturday March 6th 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     travelled over most of Prince 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I-         IIMVI -  axnxi-I15 lglelndlgl fIl;::t.1;'.lI:meV:l'I:l;': int!-In.haei;:hmr:I;ii:px:th::iI:bv::ri;iIiIr: Limited Capacity - Buy Early 
     
     25V!) OFF GASOLINE  --- FARM GAS ENGINES --- SPACE OIL HEATERS position and honourable buainessllahrl where there is no more auf-E Adults SL00-Children 50 cents 
     
     diihlinils made him V9r.V Ii0iJii'-ll” fcriliz, leaviniz his griefsstrickeii 
     
     2o'H7 Off  0Hf 207,, off eIlI":'IEnCiI:rgllel0mnuiI.:,iIlI'”rI:ill(Io   A;t;lIlIur. Kieth nth: Proceeds to Prince County Hospital 
     
     AR AND TRUCK "WY TCSDGCU. grandchildren whom he loved so 
     
     ELEQIERIC WIIASIIEIIS B tIrgNt'.IiLE R:dDIgS I I C BATTERIES VTo cherish the memory of a d,,ar1y, 
     
     ree MO els. 0 8. ery B I ec.rc kind and and loving husband. fa- FUMIB1 service, It the ham, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ther and son he leaves his widow and gI.M.m1de were conduct"; by 
     
    
   
   
    
     2070 off 207:: off 207?: off Ci?.”...i,f””i”..'.”.Ti..n.TeiXi;...X"lgT.i3if??? .?8i?"".7...iX"1? r3?dc'3;'-..f3.l.3?.?. C summepgidg 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lane find his mother. Mrs. Jean The psalmsv -The Lord 13 My 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     FLOOR COVERING ALL FOOTWEAR I ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Gallagher. Englewood. N. .1. Alsolshepherdvv Ind -lump The Hm, I I I I I d '33 my 915 
     
     Linoleum - Congoleum - Rexoleum Including Rubbers for Spring Toasters - Ironers - Hotplates - hit to mourn is A brother. Ertdr. Do 1 L,” UD Mm, Eyg"I Wm Tonight 7.15-9.15, 'lues al . 0- f. o- . 
     
     and Room S uares wear. Floor Polishers in N9" Yeti-,t"d WM" Evtlmi sung. Pall bearers were Meaara. 
     
     Q ' ml Annie N"'mm0"5 0' Mt" Nathen Bell, Boyd Lowther. iulpli 
     
     -A-4-A-SCAAA gate, Maccaul Thomas MacMlcken, He- 
     
     His funeral was held Feb. 2. in b d' JO, My II. xIIIIII.meIIL 
     
           the cIhu;cIh ofhihe RHOIIV Fngilv. Wis T: the ygmnye plot at the   
     
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     CAR at TRUCK TIRES COAL AND WOOD AND ALL SUNDRY PURCHASES MIII MI IIIIII III, RH. LN. (711. Church "' 500?1WlvCW' T”",'"r 
     
     4 with a rhoorx smile and a viiive F. 
     
     Plain or Mud and Snow OIL RANGES AMOUNTING T0 552-00 OR OVER '.2Rl1;Iil. a former Pastor, m-v El III III IIIIIII ' 
     
     7. F M”Dm”M W” m-"Wm i" Hvlila nnnricrrrl allay into an iln-  
     
     ' " . Saiictuary. Rev. Jnsr-pii ImClnlr of. IIWIIIII IIIIIIII ' 
     
     20'Vo OFF ALL DRY GOODS zovo OFF f-.:;.";:;:::2".:t:”2”.l" 'l;:.,;,;;v,i;- And ....  ............ i... ...y 
     
     ' t ' ' ' fair 
     
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     Including Men's and Boya' Overalls I- Work Shirts I- Tin Ware - Galvanized Ware - Aliimmiim Ware and IIC”;IeIII”?RVwbI': ,,Il,upI;iI;iIl:I';iId II”: It IIICIOGS must be. since he lingers 
     
     UIIIIEYWCET ' S9Ck3 Ind S" Iadh” "Id Ch"dren' Enamel warP' V n'.:l Miilliznn. Iiilerrmint was in we  of mm IIIIIIIII on I. 
     
     wear - Yard Goods, etc. Stable Forks and Slimela. Indran Rlvi-r Ci-metcrr. I dm ' 
     
     ........s..C..-F". V-4 no-mm -non":-m-mm-V-n M-M Th? 11739 "”mber M Hm?” hhlln the love of there, as the love 
     
     0 0 butts. Mass Cards and Mt-ssagiis of he” 
     
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     lb.-reaved family alnci-re a,vmpat.li'.'l '' 3 no u - . I Am "Um 
     
     PAINT SPECIALS . i" 0,, I I d III A 
     
     :33 General Faces ......iiE.'"i.SiE.”'.iim.I.. .f.'.fiL".lI. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     JUST IN TIME FOR SPRING DECORATING . I5”-mm Wm.-,. cnnqmlndgr 1,. 
     
     Mass Murder charge 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     '1 Quart: or Gallons 2.57., on .- is Gal. Cans 307, on. .- Good colors except whit... , 'Ti""".LM....- I . - 
     
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     I? S" IPARIB (Ari -rormn as Gen. 55 A E 99 
     
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     .5; I 210 Lb. ASPHALT SI-IINGLES. reg. 510.95 sq. Sale Special . . .. . . . . . . . . . S9.50 sq. I.,'.Z'f'p.'."i.','-3 went .,'.. um I..- Monday. Tuesday. I I 
     
     it 100 Lb. ASPHALT SHINGLES. reg. 59.30 sq. Sale Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58.20 sq. I535 cvimrxieign3II;oi;:I:a::;i::II:I: uTAKF7:;.'iA,RfiE:1.:)F MY on I, III I . 
     
     art '  Lb.   I09.  Sq. SIIC SPCCICI . . . . . . . . . . . .  Sq. aiigrggcml  Wm OM" WM IIEIITLE GIRL" -"I .i("I" d".” Ii. I v 
     
     :. ROLL SIDING. . 56.40 sq. Sale Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54.50 sq. H, I,,'I,,,,,,,,,I III ,,,,.,I as 6.. In TMIIIMIOI Maui 
     
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     nearly 1,000 hostages, 80,000 goo. Thul"d3.V Worth 520- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CQW STANCHIONS and WATER BOWLS . . . .  . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .  20'fo OFF 
     
    
   
   
    
     all merchandise not listed above, including Groceries a nd Sundry Items. except gasoline, oil and flour 107. on J () H N S 0 N l S ..RoYAL99 
     
     e1.oo -. (man sacs ; 31.00 A N, ,,,YNI noimzn 
     
    
   
   
    
     I- I  I M  N T Monday, Tuesday 7 pm. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Matinee Tuesday at 3:30 
     
    
   
   
    
      Morris 5' Morris Accessories . - II 'is::,,;a-,,:.D:,:. 
     
    
   
   
    
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