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-- MUSICAL R E V U E
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WIDE OPEN AGAIN!
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Mba Constance Young, M.A.. Newly
Appointed Principal of Mount Al-
lison Ladies College.
den, Murdock MacLeod.
ANCI. L-6'i98-'i-13-3121.
ABBIVED FROM NEW YORK-
Theremalnaofthsiate a(r.A1-tbur
“mlm mlved ,mm N" Yon, The increasing volume of work turn-
.isst nicht accompanied by his ed out by our registered pharmac-
~ ists is a testimonial to the satisfac-
POLICE COURT-A _man sp- tion found in each of the many PHONE 82
£;xe°¢lmna;etluemP“ououee¢'glMm% asp; prescrlptlons we fill daily. °
'rho case was heard and ad-
irxrtguountilmdtoihy. An adiourned
fl C1l5l'¢Oml CBO W95 '
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FUNERAL No'rxcE-'rho funer- Zxlklf ,jg°§§';‘,;d;,’1f,‘,f'“,§ §“'§§2°l'f Welc Oni e
‘1 °‘ "M 1”” M- Mb" "'°"d°“ sinus '11 Gerald street about sas ‘
w'mM';_““°wp1°“ ‘mm °h° "°°m°”°°l p. m., yesterday, where 'a partition
° - - J- Bi’°‘“‘» 12° P°‘"“\l was telupg fire from sn overheated
Street, Friday morning at 8.45 to
Bt. Dunstan's Basilica, thence to gfltxgige' Them Wu pmcucauy no
father, Councillor M. W.` Reardon
. onanmrrnrown rnoaaas- “my P’“*“‘*°° the °°° ”F“”‘°“‘~
SWE CLUB-The above named club A “mm d15°“"’l°“ "him "°°\‘
have elected officers and formula- PIM- "WW °f *hi* members tek-
ted a plan for the good of its mem- ‘"3 P5” and P*`°Sen°ln8 °X°¢1!¢'n'-
hers and the bettering or citizenship eflumenis wth Pro and con- The
generally. The large body of mem- °"m°» RMC M- E- Francie declared,
bers present discussed economic H' W3- PI‘l°r YD the debate Rev.
conditions as prevailing and it was F5512! F1'N1<=l-S UWB the second 01'
1 decided unanimously that conditions a sea-ies of talks on public speak-
‘ ' could be improved. The election of ing. A studygclass is being organ-
ofiicers resulted as follows: Presi- iaed by the council having as its
dent, Frank Creamer; Vice-presi- chief object the training of its
dent, Herbert R. Vessey; Secretary- members in public speaking, Prof,
' treasurer. Nelson Robinson; War- F. J. McMillan was the chairman.
A nusy socnlrr _ 'rhe Acme three-dev snow storm ruins up huge
TRY THE
E W TAYLOR
é? MATHIESON
city girls’
hearts... in
ced 20 percent: Long Stripe-un
- tion will be held in the Board “°“~
Fill' S8.l6S sewing club of North 'n-yon held drifts. interrupted all runway ser-
~ ____ the regular meeting Saturday after-  0D 1`_¥AH°€ Edward Island yes-
holne of the capable F BY- e mainland train arriv-
1vlessrs.r'red'l= 1-ruth .rr oo.. Lou- §l°,;’;l°‘;" gl” ll,l,,,g,l.,l, callback ed in charlotretown at 11 o'clocx
;l}";;’i-,_ C5211 th°wf°&°Wl1l¥5N3“ltf0n‘;f 'phil-been member-g gllgwg;-eq l-011. last night, 3 hours and 40 minutes
M mn? fd' wghr their °:\‘immé callkwith riddles. Sev;in% bagatwer: 1;-teih Plgt of tlligndtelcliybgvir caused
9°” , e cean s -
 vmced 10 percent :Tillie  sifevlzlzfaa ilgiulelgtgr er?) about’ two algluiie ‘by mg sag.
1*-od _ - te 0 , e car e o h - - ‘ ' .
Lyruo-advanced 40 percent. $33 dfwllggedu for (5,:-ggglglnpg 3 ing to heavryyice anl?sth‘ensto‘:'lll1r.ovIvrl Blllld New Gl0Ck UIDFUUIK fOr KiI18St<>Il. Ontario- ‘lives th°“hF"in;ip1iflch ou bolt;
Wolverine-advarlced loo percent. plgyettg md putting on ll box gpg. bound trains yesterday morning _ , . The P811-DBBYHS Were MGSSYS- W- :Eid  Engdelg Dmllng the
l"isher--unchanged. lu, The mggrlrlg closed by iipgmg were considerably behind schedule. World S Blggest P. Doull, C. M. williams. Dr. P. A. same years you have had your sup
0ll'¢!‘--\m¢l\B11Z¢fl- 'Theres a. Long, Long Trail. The The train from Tlgnish arrived at
Efml!1°-\l¥\°l’l8¥18¢d- Acmp Sewing Club held a merry 2.55 P. rn., an hour and a half late,
Cross 1;?-uncllanged. Wd Valentine Party the igening of linb afidkthe S?erside gain at 12 0'- (By The Canadian Press) christian fortitude and patlence
Bue ir-Pea skins-advan ltlth at the home of . Max Le ur- c oc , an our and f' teen minutes MON’I'R,lilAL, Feb. 27-Montreal `
To D AY lla percent; others-unchamed. gey. More than forty members and late. The Eastem and Murray Her- will soon be able to boast of nos-
R.ed 1Eox1;r-adganllxd 10 'pereintée t éisliitxirs enioyed gamesésdancérig, and  £;i1i‘ris wells gmisocover ix: mr sean; gre :vorlds largest clock.
Bkun - es s pmen s o s 0 00”-5 EYES H1611 ~ V€l`l'0D€ 9 ‘U8 B Y- S e an me-p ece, whose
CA P I  L sections-Black and Short-advan- l/05241 the Bllllr I BNN S\l¢C€Sl» WOW Pl°\l8h Sent Ollt to olelr the mechanism will weigh approximate-
western line had dimculty in a. cut- 1y gl; gang al-ld whgse dig] gl-el., v,-ul
changed; while slrunlr-slightly INTERESTED IN Fl-AX PB0- tins new Kelvin. tskins about un be nearly seven times that oi the
DIES ol, INJURY ellglel-; Om g0°dg__llll¢ll_lmg¢d_ CESS-Interest in the news of the hour to widen it. The regular pas- famous "B13 Bell" ln u.mdml_ ls
__ glv,-gl ggl,_..llmllg,lg¢d_ invention of a new method of flax senger plane took off for Moncton llow under conslmcllon and wlll be
Wm) Aml,,l¢lm 0p°,,l,m__1.~l.esl.l goodslproceaslng by Mr. Franklin E. yesterday but was unable to make erected on the roof of 9, local
_um,hlm8ed. "ale d5__-neglect, Bmith,\a former Prince Edward Is- the return trip. Motor traffic on l,ulldlng_ At the wp of a so mol
. THE  (sUARDlA1\ l A
l S I i ~ M
Controls i nnsrnlnrlu neon
` 4 _J
.le-so   J _ why You should Hove
Prescriptions Filled at
Fil N E R Al
SERVICES FUR
DR. Rilliliiilll
sronsf
MANDY WI!! MEDIUM SI!!
oouransnn-non un mana' G _   V lll'l|gSt0|'8
Prince Street.
ed Physician.”
_..----._.,,
Charlottetown citizens of all
James Presbyterian Church yes-
Col. Victor L/Goodwill. M.D.
The service was conducted
-- ~ aaron Fnolvi orr A-
PRESBYTERY OF PRINCE ED- Mllygl- Kgmgdyl M_ B_ Eswull-1
WQ-gg ISLAND'-The PFSBDYWW Councillor B. Roy Holman re-
of noe Edward Island ,will meet llll-md lwll-le on Mllllglly lllght
in regular quarterly session in Zion, from ottawa. where they held a
. Church Hail at _ll a.m. Tuesday. llmfel-mga Wm-l ull, lmnlglu of
- March 5th. The session will 0011- Labor, Hon. W. A. Gordon, with
lllllle thi'°U8h0\it TU€SdlY H-iid regard tounemployment relief Mr.
W“”‘°“‘“Y- L-495° Glgdon sa: tthat he would :exe
,- *- in cons raion the request for
...’:§?.“€l‘.? .’.’.f$£“.?.T.§i.';’..l;°'.§‘.;’t’?.;'.‘X.§‘ .:" °"°°"°’°§, ‘;;,,.,“‘,,.° “M” "*“°"
the house belonging to Mr. and- 31gs¢t_mp°sed ate an Much
Fgeddmartm lalslts the approach ____'_
o r ge a H boro on Tues- mfgnggrma D A .__
day night. Little was saved and the Members of me Knlghls Egsgglllim.
couple are feeling their loss very bllg whg mpg hm sol,-el-gl ll-lglgl-gag-
G18 d3l£tee lately met again Tues-
ay t and debated on the sub-
L;’,|§§§;;f_,1§11:D:;§reS§ lg rlélifilgg ject, "resolved that the fear or
the speech from the #mono lliythe pmushmem h” ‘“°" "“"“°”°°
on human conduct than the hope
léeglslature, which opens March 5. of Nwm.d_.. The debate Wu opened
l be moved by Mr. David F. Beth- mr the 'pm side by pmt W_ _,_
une, Second District of Queens, Mwnomld h
and seconded by Mir J Howard W ° W” “M7 wp'
Maononald. 1-ruth nistiietci Kings. P°"‘°d by M* "- "~ D‘%ffY~ Mr- E-
J. H. Morrissey and D.. J. Reoldin
SNOW CAUSED DELAY - A
ced 12 l 2 percent' Others-advan .
oed 15 percent. ’ 3:: §:;‘}£e8s“S1":;' gxnlggizmlffk <11); xyh the CIW ‘kept m °pemti°n “u_ The huge clock will have three
g the Great
Black lmlskrat-Tlnchurged. mms were opexlned dun"
Mink-Unchmged. WM, md im, Bom time afterwards' U mu In M B '__ L_' a. diameter of 60 feet, which is 42
ll If D
` but the business, owing to the Rus- '
Nm ""’“'°" W” 9”” sian trade with_ aelfestl was prec- rnnsouans "h§t°l§°"§“l§l;§9e§,T§5';i",epaus cr
   l American and Canadian furs, gglimllgulgffs' 'i-‘ge rl-zllvd flgxplillsd _-'__ cleaning may be done without stop-
May isth, lass. ' ' L bl, Mr. Walter Fowler of the Can- ping the clock, and that the hands
""°“ “°*‘ 1°" “W lim" Last Receiving De in Lone '°°t°h it hm 1°' the “nc” ° adisn Airways left yesterday for will be able to support c msn with-
2'°'f "°1'¢l» iw been proved. Ms.,-1g¢ mg Y an ,‘f,“"‘°"' 1° ""“‘;”t,ff,l°d,p‘;‘“{“’l1§,h” Halifax- ' ` out interfering with the correct
e lit lip ill IIUMI l¢¥|0 0| [at iuoelhng Day ln New ym-k v.e a permmen B 8 - , 4
rimes or moantliltl April 20th, 1995-  P:s{’vil\1¢‘:,?‘lail\\isoIhvgellG\illixl-atlaitlerill 1s’£;B§§;_‘ ggghgamgkhgtgih  p}1;;1ng;gviv;lilofal£scml;'; svblgxoltf;
.__- _ ._ _......_ h fh lit fl » .
,t,°l§B§dlg:,'l?lr?£n§n(¢;ll,;ir§hl:‘lu;lm¥ px. 1011-S 1110655- affecting the correct operation of
Charlottetown X. ln e the
, S NUTICE .l:ll‘;'.=;sl°.l.l‘:.:.:..l. ...  wm-
TAYLOR “__” . Prince Edward Island seem to be the in use bv the end of next Summer.
.sihonon The quarterly mectln of c gl-ll.; .1 l.llgl-en., 'Irn members ani three viSli°rS _-___-
_ ‘the Fish and Game Aggggig. l:i]°tn,;°‘rlielw§8oxl Mr.u1;mlth's invenq “W°“d¢d thi’ F°bl'“'“'Y m°°ll“E °f » e
Sterling Institute held at tha home Mlsslonary
of the president, Mrs. H. S. Mac-
Baden-Powell
Campaign
by Team no. 3 with $144.
scriptlons yesterday:
Mr. Noel DeBlois 
Mr. Percy Gullison ..-......
Miss Sierris 
Mrs. E. G. Saunders
Mrs. D. and Ethel Stewart ..
Mrs, Harding Dewar 
Miss Maud MiwCanriell 
Dr. Lester Brehaut (Monta-
gue) . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Mr. Ernest Mccarey 
Mr. T. Edgar McNutt 
Dr. L. B. McKenna. 
Mr. Harry MacDouga11 
Mr. James Flood . . . .

Mr. John P. Bradley 
Mr. J. R. Burnett . . . .

Charlottetown Guardian . . . .
Miss Helen Terrell
Mr. I... A. Haszurd 
Mr. c. H. Black  ..
Mr. H. H. Shaw  
Mr. J. W. Bouiter ..... 
Mr. L. Q. Murray  ..
Mr. W. E. Cotton 
Mr. Archibald Birtwistle 
Mr. O. C. Craswell 
Mr. G. H. Holbrook  ..
Mr. James E. Harris 
Mr. W. T. Huggan 
Mr. W. R.. LePage  .. 
Mr. F. M. Stewart  ..
Mr. S. N. Kaye  
Mr. Arthur Henry 
Dr. E. Giddings  . 
E. A. Ferguson  ..
Mr. John Mcmnis  ..
Dr. J. H. Ayers  . ._
Mr. A. A.MoLean 
Mr. John McKenna  ..
Mr. J. P. Crockett  
Mr. George E. Berrigan 
Mr. J. B. Arsenault 
Despite the inclement weather
the third day of the Campaign was
the most successful so far with a
total of $820 pledged to date. Team
no. 'I is leading with $183, followed
The following lathe list of sub
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2~°`l_ God to Thee" and “Rock of Ages"
é-90) were sung.
zggl The Masonic ritual was per-
2.00
5.00
6.00
2.00
10.00
5.00
1.00
5.00
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5.00
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beloved physician.”
"In one of his pastoral episties,
you remember, St. Paul referredto
Bt. Luke, who was a doctor, as the
"beloved physician.” I am sure
that to many of us today, that
beautiful epithet will be considered
most apt to express our feelings
as we perform these last sad of-
fices for one who V so highly
adorned the noble profession to
which he consecrated his life, and
who is sincerely mourned by this
:ongregation gathered here and by
_ you now any record of his life and
work, That is already well known
to you without my telling. To me
ln this hushed hour, the recollec-
lons of the man that are strong-
est are his personal Christian
zbaracter, his modest and genuine
iaith, his unbrokenly regular at-
tendance at the House of God, his
high fulfillment of the office of
the eldership, to which he was
heartily elected by the people, the
pleasure and Worth of his personal
friendship, the many acts of kind-
ness and charity, some of which
were never known save to those
who received them,
“Please God, all these things
that we recall about our departed
friend will abide with us, and
these treaslues of memory will
help our steps.siong life's troubled
pathway until we meet again,
where broken friendships are re-
united and where beyond these
voices there is peace4'~- ~
The familiar hymns “Nearer My
formed by Grand Secretary Capt.
E. Kemp. '
The Masons, members of the
Canadian Legion, active militia of-
ficers, the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Canadian Legion, the Imperial Or-
der of the Daughters of the Em-
pire attended in a body.
The mourners were members of
church the body leaving this
Large Concourse Of '2n»w= 4°
Citizen Pay Last
Respects To “Belov- .
walks of life crowded into Bt.
terday to pay final tribute to Lt.
_ by
the pastor, Rev. Moorhead -Legate
D.D., who paid the iouowlng glow-'
ing tribute to the memory of the
the whole province. 1 ym"
"It is not my place in set before l fit
l .
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HEADACHES, COLDS ‘
and 
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ways bee
we have always been as
the Session of St. James Church ity. und 5
and the Medical Association of sured 0! the Wafmesi W°1°‘§“° ““
prlnce Edward 1sl,md_ unbounded hospitality whenl we
Last night members of the pre- (53-m° l“° l`°“" d°°“'- N°t Itxfxneasf
ceptory remained on guardin the °f YWI' l°Ys 1° Wu’ ignehxo 3151,
boys, who are carry g
of hones
of the fact that this home has al-
n a. centre of social activ-
the fervent wish that man
happy years mary yet be yo
that we may have the priv
sent; our compliments and
as a slight evidence of your es-
ur
teem we wish to present you with
these small gifts. With them goes
Y 10118
s, and
liege on
many future occasions to meet
with you and yours, to again pre-
express
our deep appreciation of good
neighbors, faithful, warm hearted
frlen and a courteous cntleman
We d d i n g
- Anniversary
On the evening of February 4th
a large number of the friends and
relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Stretch, Long Creek, gathered at
their hospitable home to extend
congratulations to this fine couple
Creelman Dr. W R Carson J.
’ - ' ' ' and your trials, and we lmorw
Hmm and T' G' Ives' tarts you have borne these with trlle
In the work of the-church and the
community your support and inter'
est has been ever meritorious. In
every good and Dfogresslvo 01111542
you have always been identified.
Particularly have we appreciated
your genial presence at all our S0'
cial gatherings at which you have
‘entered into our discussions. Eames.
and armlmments with unbounded
enthusiasm. But above all these
ssessions we would com
M' ‘ ‘°° ld is di ltte thi tts him ll
lll ed. lm °1'» ¢*P1'°°°° “ ° ° 1' "1" ° 0 W 5 We W” H ° P'°°°° steel tower, it will be in plain view
S., Muikrat-advlanoed 15 percent. §;1;°d;yt§€"R':_;y¥° ggggazhmm' glxystfggl §:§_1‘:"‘::‘§gp{’e1t"edly°;‘)“1;‘c5_'ke‘2|f toucitloens within a radius of 10
1° scuhefn M“sh1t'_’r°p°-advm: T. A. Gordon, of the firm' of Gordon despite the efforts of snow plows. 2lefls'atItnl:li]t1 be brightly mumim
cn the occasion of their forty-
elghth wedding anniversary. The
Ia e h me wh h has so often been
worthy D0 '
mend you both for.those sterling
qualities of honesty and integrity.
those qualities of nelBl`ib0I‘ll\'10SS
dials facing three ways, each with
frrt larger than the big clock on
time The revolving pendulum
rg o _ic
the scene of many happy social
festivities was filled to overflowing
before the bride and groom, who
were taken completely by surprise
realized the purpose of the gather-
ing.
Mr. Ludlow Jenkins of Marshfield
and helpfulness, which will keep
your memories flesh and fragrant
long after tyo1;hehav{!nDl1SS¢;l lil;/61'
o e's
;uh§s;§fu in ° 5° es North wutsalre
We heartily congratulate you to- 'hm' 1”
night on this happy occasion, and
_ ds g
and his lady.
LORRY SLITTED INTO WATER
RANGOON-Four children were
killed when a lorry full of Punjabi
women and children skiddcd into
a river.
.
N.D. MacLean 'I
EMBALMER
Charlottetown and
ciilciently disposed of the duties of
chairman and during the course of
a few happy remarks expressed his
great pleasure on having such gen-
uine friends as Mr. and Mrs.
the clock.
INSTITUTE It ls expecmd the clolk wlll be _timents of admiration and esteem.
c d g Trade Rooms on Friday, rr.. sn..e.».n.. 1...- om. Ewell, stanley Bridge, The meeting M 1° S S I' n
ar 8 arch 1 at 8.00 p. m. A re-
nual membership fee of one
March lst, has been post-
poned till Friday, March
15th, at tl p.m.
member. l
J. M. MacFADYEN,
Secretary
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l.l..li.
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1 CASH and BARRY STURES
It Must Pay fo Shop Here
i
Trainor
K C l
_ dollar is now due, come pre- 'rho rsilior ma son nan- ll_e,,l_.,,_ Flemlm, ,ml lllldl, Hlmll;
pared to pay and bring a new 1°" *““°‘"\°°‘l 1°' l"\'l“*i'- the school Mrs. J. E. mem
Ei. - F i
Boi .
'rlieer questionnaire on Canadian- ers and the prize being WON by
IA.
_ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY
WHITE SUGAR,10lba 
ICING SUGAR,2pkgs. 
reading the Cfrrd Roll call was
1nd reading the correspondence.
The committees gave their reports
md new committees were appointed.
To visit the sick. Mrs. Walter Reid.
to visit . '
ing and Mrs. H. S. MacEwen. to
prepare the program, Mrs. Thomas
Bolgel- and Mrs. Walter Reid, and
to prepare the lunch, Mrs. Wallace
MacKay. Mrs. J. E. Fleming. Mrs.
H. S. Maoiawen and Mrs. Thomas
opened by singing O Canada and g
1-~""W port of the committee on _  _ _
c BENTLEY v....n. natalie.. l.. ti... ..._ Y.M.<;A. Bovs Il3}l°l'3.3.’.¥.‘I§.l€§"il‘“..tll°..°€‘;‘€.‘if. <~* "~ “f °“"“'““' S"°°"‘ W“°’
:V E aaunav. K. 0. aervation of Fish and Game ' Notice
A "Nu" 5°- will be presented. The an-
HANKOW, China. Feb. 27. -
The British Diplomatic Service
today launched li strong effort
to locate the missing inland mis-
sion workers, the Rev. S. C.
Frenchan and his young wife.
The Australian missionary was
captured by bandits from his
station at Mlnkianl. Nlfl M11-
Frenclmn disappeared. It was
believed she was released ln of-
der to enect a ransom lmvmeni
for her husband.
isation and National Events was Mrs. H. S. MscEwen's side.
rogram i l ded solo by bel islation presented by the con-
ul-?mJ_pm. riemirllguand : spelling venoeig, Mrs. Cranford MacKay and
Wallace MacKay and roll call will be answered by an
presented by the convenor. Hrs. Mrs. Prank Bell invited the mimi'
Austin welsh and dismissed by the bers to her home for the Murch
members. meeting. when the mnln topic will
Shaw who read lm address which
he supplemented with personal sen-
At the conclusion of the address
which follows, Mr. Norman McLean
presented thc groom with a hand-
some fur cap, while Mrs. Annie
Stretch presented the bride with a
pair of gloves and lt handbag. Mr.
and Mrs. Stretch both replied feel-
lllgly and expressed great thanks
that they had been spared many
years of happy wedded life in peace
and contentment among worthy
neighbors and friends. Further
complimentary remarks were made
by Mr. Alex McKenzie, Long Creek
und others after which all joined
in singing “For They are Jolly
Good Fellows." ‘
A pleasant evening wns spent un-
til i1 late hour. after dainty refresh-
ments hud been served, in music.
song and other amusements fully
enjoyed by all present.
The following is the address:
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stretch-
It is our very great pleasure and
honor this evening to meet with
you in your hospitable home and
rejoice with you as neighbors, rel-
Btretch. He called upon Mr. W. R. I
Perfection Creamery Butter
Zibs. ...~. . . . . . . . . .
 534:
Pears, tin  9c
Radio Peas  18a
Tomatoes  Bo
Sliced Pineapple. 2 for  2lo
C&SCof|ee,lb.tin‘...... 48s
Anniversary Sale
TH URSDA Y, FRIDA Y S
and* SA TURDA Y
Tangerines, dosen ........ 25a
Cfer Biwuiie. uks.  15c
Clar||s_ Baked Beans lyjs 9c
Brooms . . . . . . . . . .
..........l9c
C. & B. Marmalade, 32 oi. 39c
-'lm-RlSPli¢l’fY. 40 oa. .... 351:
Mushrooms. l~i's.'tin  29c
ntives and friends on this, the
forty-eighth anniversary of your
wedding. It hardly seems possible
wh. mrs
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NUTAII ‘
SH0ltTENlNG,anykind,1lb.pkg. 
BACON,siiced,perlb. 
SURPRISE SOAP, 10 bar!  42c
SAUSAGES, 2 lbs.  25c
BULKTEA,verybsst,3ibl.:...................... $1.00
SAL'l‘,IdeaiTabieSifto,8for...................... 25c
ROLLEDOATS,10|bs.  35|:
454:
191:
49e
19c
12::
251:
REDROSETEA,reg.50c».D¢rlb...................
GRAPES,perIb. 
GRAPEFRUIT, per doz.  ‘
Fi Dsiivsry ’ i Phone 747 or 748
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that almost half a century has
passed since that great event in
your lives was performed and ypu
took upon yourselves the respon-
sibilities of husband and wife.
During the years that have el-
apsed you have taken such a keen
and active interest in all the activ-
‘ities of the community, and in the
work and pleasures of old and
young, that we have never classed
you among those of the older gen-
eration. but rather with the young,
the vigorous, and the active. ~
Many Joys and accomplishments
have been yours during these years.
Through your industry and intel-
ligence you have built up one of
Molasses, "Ex, Fancy , gal, 5541
Martelio Jelly Powder
6 for . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . .
. _ 25a
Snnprias Soap, 10 for  die
High Grade Bulk Tea, lb. .. 31a
Brunswick Sardines, 5 for . . itbc
Dstes,4ibs...... . . . . . . .

Camatlon Milk, 2 for ..... lilo
C. al B. Jams. 16 os.  zzo
Omions, i0 lbs. ............ 17c
Salmon, iii. tins  I0c
Boneless Codilsh, lb. ....t.. loc
l.ard,2 for  zoo
Shortening, 2 for ......... 23|:
Flour, all brands, bag .....
All Bran, pkg. . . . . . .

Shredded Wheat, it for ..
Cream of Wheat, pkg. 
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the finest farms and homes in the
napa-1. we uefcngepgnasanll
CDF F IN & CO.
CALL 106. ~ GRAFTON STREET
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