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     0 . n uct ew ap am nques e epori re Than 8,000 T0lII'lSlS mgmm it: '1. ll. . 3, ii 
     
     ' I In Indian River Visit Vlesiemi Part of Pr ' mmnm lg 1” 13 I '4 
     
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     -Over 8.000 tourists visited thel With a little more co-operation ooaub 4 Ion u I 
     
    

    
     .001!!! 1'0 :2”! IIJANCB. ll. -KENSINGTON Home and  S  western part of Prince Edwardlfrom the weatherman. the 1955 5091- Dlllll 07 .270 170 l r i 
     
     bower Freegown every Wed- School meeting. Thursday, Sep g Island this year. according to in-lltourist year should, according to  if; 2 ” ' 3 5 - 
     
     gesday Dl8lJ- l-ember 23rd. 8 pm. Guest s eaker. --3VldGl'lC0 1701!! 111119 Wlmeniel formation received yesterda from redlctions transcend the cur- in - r 5 
     
    

    
     P wulmrdlutebenlnsbytcor b ftht ty 'pil fl ti hl lmtlm ””"”'” 'i 
     
     .. - a mem er 0 e ouris commit-jren y ee ng aid . . .-5, as we 34 urn 1 
     
    

    
     ..ra:g'::nss'2Im.Esaml::l; cgglrls -nnsnnvn October 2nd for .,...,i. W, .1 gummmid. 3.; M 0, M Su,,,m,,5,d, B0,”, ,,, " "W" 100 r..n..3 no an an I . 
     
    

    
     store. 8 Y. p. rummage sale in Town Hall spon concluded that Atneu Joseph 140- Trade. this number being about. 3:31.131; to m In 1. I 
     
    

    
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     zsth. lttal-zit-llngv ID. in. Sponsored by gorfd by Kensinzto Home and mum. cg mdim Rive, mm, to N, the "me H H” ye", ' V 1933 um: l0: Wk 153,. y . . 
     
     oomnl - - C 001 Association. death as the result of an accident The guest register in the sun...   Mlmllzr-iii; u so as 3 
     
    

    
     .ri-mar. dance at McNeill'il -ANGLICAN cmmcn ohiclren beiwem I 0" drllen by I-call: mersirle, Tourist Bureau. located; . . I00 u.'2'.". ll: .3 ll?  
     
     warehouse. Kenslngton. Thursday. and Ham Supper. St. Mute Hall, shmmnedu nail; t,',"c'f.,”"T,fd.KZ "'5 It Rm” Come” )5 crammed wnhlwlnnln  3351532" ll, :3 "1, I l 
     
     September 3rd. Lowell Huestis Kenslngton. Wednesday. September ful .' ” he if 'h 1 '"t "l""" I” l'””d"Y9” "W" 3" "'9 mm Mun," ,4 "ft ;, t 
     
     and his orcnelltrs. Canteen ser- 22nd. 4.00 o'clock Standard. ll! 3139'-:3 :3” nllnkffh 5 "mt Pl"-'lVlllC9S Of Cllladl Mill 'l9"ll' . . - I500 Ma cod mi in 
     
     V” NOW ronaivo cleaning it glut 'ornl:enslgri.oil ODE gllyurlllly  llglfaststfiltlfrlmzll 'rTninL;i?'or1c::ad'AgaInSt  lg 3:533: llil 13 Ill 
     
    

    
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     .scnoor. sronrs. Bedeque puying timothy seed at G. H. night. September 1llh- so by the visiiors was "Beaumuil ;2L?,?.:'l:,,':,", '3: lg 1: 
     
     ,1nk, Wednesday. September 2nd Willis. wan house, Kenslngtm-i. The Jury ll-S0 recommended that Island. hope to return." There! OT-I-AWAp ,CP,W, Edgar Faum mo Marsigu n o 9 
     
     nt 8:00 p.m. Open to all rural Signed E. W. Johnston. more preclilltlonb be taken. 111 DBl'k- were also a tow tourists from out-,1.-remh fmam, minister (55,; mp 5000 Mlrbenot it 1: 
     
     schools, admission 25 cents. Con- ing vehicles on the highway in side North America the most rianmumry is maunnv wiinmn-K H's :o0gll1G::l::;;. 15:15 gov. M14 
     
     testants free. R t  h H riagardihw lIihgl'lt!s(.)pandt recommend; Lnote ;pothrepAr;serited JlieingADuri; "meal Mme agamst inflation 53 narhrun in 10 to 
     
    

    
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     -lu1scE1.1.aNsoUs snowslo. .0 if! u ear vehicles exercise more precautlonlunagen was the slgnre in the reg-lMeR':i::;1:::cp mvlrn l'lilirrPlmw; 2.233 llilinr I3 33 " 
     
     Mrs, Eric Johnston (former Doro- J    during poor visibility. ister and In the remarks rnlumnipnm mnrergmfg '.mMd;;, that 33,... MW, WW H W, 
     
     my M” Hubbard oi Amherst N. I g The inquest was presided over she mmmen-ted nuwhm A l”V”l"li-rrainm-. faced I i!PmPn(lDll: sirui:-  ill" P i" 49 49 
     
     so was tendered a. post nuptial ..,M,-, J. wagon Mwmmgm, by Coronor Dr. W. E. Callaghan. peaceful holiday. gle against mnamn mus"! bv Ih-F 250-0 MWUMH 05-5.7;: lg 
     
     miscgllaneoln shower Friday eve- pp;-lmmenga,-y u,m,m to the and the Crown was represented. The first entry in the guest economic dram at the Indolcmmg ma M,dc,,,, .3 44 45 
     
     nmg stlthe home of Mrs. R. 13. Minister of pg)-M1”, W” 3.1”; by ML 13- 0- IBWWB-I'l. Q. C. . register was made June l5th,.warb 3:33 iuillcily 2a 2.5 as p 
     
     Dew”, summerglde, A decorated speaker yeggerday at me regular Dr. L. K. Zievllnskl of Kenning-lopenlng'da.V by Dr. and Mrs. AW Th-1 gr". mud for man” m 6500 MLL! 153”. 15: 15459” , 
     
     carriage laden with slits was weekly luncheon meeting or the ton wns.vt.he first witness calledl.I. Archibald of Florida and the Man” Hm mused I mu; me :,,,,..,,E C, ,,..,. 1,... 1... 
     
     wheeled um, me mom by Mm; summe;-aide Ronny clwbp mm J. and descllbed his examination ot.iinal insertion on Sept. 6th. hy in Fnmh lax” and rpbenmn ll..a lilnnm M 47 47 
     
    

    
     me Dewar. Mrs. Harold C. "Bud" Mountain resident, m the deceased which revealed an Paul Weaver of Newton. New Jer- c i 2'.” l,l"'""'” IN 17” W4 
     
     Kathe! - P . 1 - , to th I .h d mh X , among some taxpayers who used 2100 Mt Ex 19 as as 
     
     Macbeod assisted the bride in cut- the chair. ):la.iai-ly I r (S l0li;::l WTCh 8'50 SP). - WP”, means possible to block the 35;... ,a;..,.., nu, mu, 13.4 
     
     mg the drnt.l)l:m.ccD:;lpaf;lgsnl::- lE!!L'iIar.nIl::cIl:;ugl?et lli:li1:ri3Lliegli'f;- luredamall gdledmwhilemlle wags hr: 0 wax "m"''"' r I  Ill” 20: 20: 
     
     Leod T93 5 ' . ' l - " Now with peace restored Mr. 5M5nN mu 42V: 35 39 
     
           POPPY Clllllllllllee        is:  
     
     beth 6 86 D5 ' id ,1 th L m ' - lcountry that while the national 7;m'N pt 1:; 3 
     
     the table. The hostess was assisted gt:gi;lgsow33:et:gog; 121:! pgoiilinnli Shoes: and aiueggarhagligascaiiieed 1:; H  M to ihudget Wm "M dpclm, immem, Mm N F3". .3  :2 
     
     lll me serving of"e"emmem'5. by am concerned and aveeaatinef contact with is blunt instrument. 0 S   lam” 1"” 5””9”'” m” l" m"  glalilm 1;? llfilh ll: 
     
     Miss Diane Dgwlm Mu" vlcmr history of the eockeyeg and halibut Leslle Thomas Hammll. 15 the lh”dg” i" race” yea” will he lilllilltl ll""" ll lll lll 
     
     Howatt and Miss Lorraine Johns- commissions on the Fume Gout driver of the car involved  the -An organizational meeting Olllalled   "19: 3f;:' 
     
     axon. . These Commissmm are between collision. told of leaving Kensing- llie POPPY Committee M llle 5llmr'MAY VISIT Qt-Emu; .'2En0N noloyue l2l.& ll: '1': 
     
    

    
     -rr0N0BE.D 1" COMMW" 03"” "ll ll” "med W" and 53"iii'3”".f..lil..'?i'"i..?"..?”f ”I3"l?iE 35g'?33”.5.2”".Tiu ”ii.'.”Z.-ESi".”.?'?3l  ii. 3 '12.. i 
     
     .. Prior to his departure for Laval have done much. he said, to 111- home an” the humliaene had the ham? with vhmman. Comps Mr. Faurf sluopperl 0” In 'l'- 650oN Kelnrel lrui, I4 iwi l ' 
     
     5Cmll""l'- Whig” 3' :2 Slgdfgg ?,;P;,a:,.em:,ocu of mm "Enable m caused a cancellation of the pic rade Roller! Clark presiding. L,?;”;.,,';"  Yzy. t01,,lLT,n:32:?l lllllg ilcvliaiignri 12 1: 1: J 
     
     for the P1135 00 v . l'- ' l” ' ,. . ' 0”, be. I H, -L, I . ,” lonolv Marion 5 5 6 . 
     
       val” ..l::':. :2 ..1.i:..":l-:,”..':le:r.l .::l.:iLl.:2. ll:  if." ::::n:.:.::.””:;  lnciilemeilimiiais Hfrr?”””-92:55,ts:::::;l.:””.:1.x.::l..9l.:'::.;:  lie." iii: :2” or 
     
    

    
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     the fatally pomes ell: . frienlgsqoi larmcs Coasts. on the Pacmc smith, Charles smm-,. and D93. George Peters and James Hogan.-visit Montreal and Qupby. C”). 1590 ;.;w,,,,',.". W, p M4 
     
     ROad' ensmgmm y ' M Coast the conventions re b t ' I ' lllolld Dl-llly llll Ol Klnliilllh P18” were made f" ihls Ve"”'5lh I edl to the Arnprl- mm N M" I I i 
     
     "'9 mmmumty and pans” b1r' cimada united states Band f,;”:f,? on Sunday snpg 25m M 11 The mdm-1.0,, e..rm... 1; "0... About one'mile west of Krrising-ipoppy and wreath campaign, lhel 9 "9 Vlmlce "3 l1;';n"g.';5R'f.';,',', '12” :2” 3,” 
     
     James Saunders as the can i On i.he'Atlantic Coast conventxljons o'clock em. a. rather. n0VPl"4i'l't'lCC niallv conduc'ed ve."v shortly after ion while meeting another car C-Ommlllee keeplnz in mind illalican Cam 5' ,,,.,,n.,.. 1200'" son I I'M (W: iota 
     
     Cha"m&n'iSpOk: 2.fe3”,if1:Qp”;j,fe are between the nations which will take place ailtho Protrlsiant a minister nnltcrs the military :er- 'C0llllllS fl'0ll'l Sllllllllelsldll llle lllwli 9'd”5 f” wreaths Md poppiesl   :gI'l;prb 752:5 7'59 2'3 
     
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     me am” and b M G ram Mur. have historic rights to fish on the ChapcI- of tile Sllmmprside Air vice. It is at this service that t.he lof 3' ll3lf'l0n Vuck appealed below must be placed early ””m the . "now T0 MARK” A Ili(l00 N Yell: 19",; 134934 it 
     
     was presente y r. e d b Atlantic maboard Mr Macliaullht Force istation. Flight Lieutenant prollnsed Chaplain receives hislmem on me hl8llll33'- when lllslv vet Craft Shop m mm” delivery WULLIONAIRE" AT 12500 MP 7'” Z55 771 
     
     PM 5"” 5" name” was '83 3' also dealt with some '0; in rob. E H Christmas who has been Cha Ialn's scarf which I: n token llollced the truck was only about 0" llme- iCAPITOL SUMMERSIDE 985 Noramla 74 7M mo , i. 
     
     M” Chm” Gmmm ”" bah?" M iems met with in his depaertllieni aozlnir as pndre'nl the Summer- of ill: nun. accepted into, the four car lengths ahead of them. Chairman Clark announrrd ihail .1.,”23 E3',5?” .0. 3... ,,,."; . 
     
     neighbors and friends. A sulrslalle to conserve the lobster fisheries side Air Base for the past few RCAlF I II-le applied brakes and when saw this year's Campaign is Expenledl mlllsl imagine being llwllfd llllll 51500 Nolpu Tris 13 13 
     
     5'” mm "'9 Kemngm” 3” "' which he said accounts for so per weeks. will be officially nrceoleil .F.Ii-;:.lli Llellicnani rlii-irininsicolllslon was inevitable loullied the I0 be of zreuler maznitude than'a lush penthouse apartment on non Nc can in 375 Jan 
     
     dian River C. W. L. was present- Gem of the total value 0! the into the RC A-F Chaplain service prior to ioimngrmp RC Ai? In Ca, towards me d,-mm as the ap- ever before and as always. the Sutton Place in New York to meev, mm: moiin" M (M536 5: 
     
     Ed by Mrs'- Leo Maccamue an: fLsheries for Prince Edward Is- Officiating at the induction ser-I April of this year serve'a”ns'rec- Ploaclilnz Car from Summerside ""5 I5 Emir Wllll ll” demands Marilyn M0nr08- Belly GI-able ind sn0N3lmi-no s A s 
     
     In aPP"ll"”i' addre” was "3 land. He said he thought an edu- vice will be Group Captain F. w. tor and rural dean of the Church prevented him from passing truck 0" We POPPY Fund lnmaslnz Lauren Bacall and You'll have ”""”"d '1 " 3' 
     
     W M”' Li 6' Ram”y' Rem-Fa? catlonai program was needed to MacLean, Director of Religious of England in Estevan Sask 0” ll" la” hand 5ld9- W"h "wh ll”-il"3 m”"”""S- l50ll'l9 la" 91 me mum Cmeml” alga”: 3i'.'fii'I.' 1! 796 1o 
     
     llier Callalllla" 51” .”P”ke hm 3' teach the younger fishermen the Administration (Protestant), and An official inviiniinrfis extenrI- Both he and the approaching "iswpe slveo in 3 film simoiisei l-A as M 
     
     in congratulatory vein. The re- benems that would accme mm Flight Lieutenant J. g, Bnnham IN, to an rpsidpnti ,,. me am to car had dimmed their headlights. and also the parked truck which To say that these three Hollv- 1000 Om" M We 3" ' 
     
     mainder of the evening 1335593 a rigid Obedience to the iobswrlcommand Chaplain Wroteslantllattend this interesting service. bull he Could 1103 7993” hllllllls 59911 dld ll0lr ll3VO ll! headlight-S 011- 1'19 W00d beauties were mm” luscmus 3333 33?.  2423 ? ' 
     
     haPi?llY I" "ml ””"””'”'L "31 regulations. for Maritime Air Command R.C.A.F. Photo any lights on the truck. continued on his course and was in their new panoramic atmosphere mp Coyll no 105 105 " ; 
     
     music contributed by l3l"- -, 5 Wing Commander W H swat" . No one in his car was drlnklnglabout, opposite to me paykgdi than they have ever been on the moon pan E is in it ; 
     
     zieunskl who sang botl1(;nbEn1glIllI'SS mm” "9" cammlmdlllgl Olllcer of G D . d T P ' and he estixnatecl the speed of his truck when the approaching carl 50”?" before Wmud be ll" underi 4233 l::: lie 932;; 93 12  I 
     
     and Polish. accosrlpande M3;cDon: RCIAJ1 station, summerglde, was   0 u   car was approximately 40 miles per crashed mm the back of the g,-uckpfstatement of the year. They were mm pm,” 31' ,3 ,9 ,  
     
     ZlEllll5l"-  uggmaemn and a guest of the club. as well as wu- . hour When first slshlms lllr ld'1lCli- He had not seen anyone aroundl 30l'390"5 lmd mey acted lhwl  ,1: 23"” 6:; 2'3"; ggg 5 
     
    

    
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     Rid. Q1: Gram of Summerside bur Willis of Charlottetown. guest       when ll? emelged lllllll llle Cal the truck previous to the crash. ml” Gr "Ir" ”.5l””” mildels "Ell 7600 Peruvo me no 115 I ; 
     
    

    
     r. y 1 f of Rotarlan D. H. Gallant. and Jim I following the collision he had but on backing up to me scene on to snare millionaire hllsballdo W1 ll. zooo Petrol 49 45 MM  . 
     
     who accompanied on the p 8MB or Flemmlng of Saint John. guest of 555” Somebody lYlll8 0" the 1'03?-llthe accident he saw I man behind" ” ""5" that beslmke the enthm W P Cm" 13" I7 m r I 
     
     a sing-sons. "" Rotarlan Frank Daley. ..s ny DOEEEN BEDARD wedding gown with plain high and he End lll-l P35-Wl8el'5 were the truck trying to get up off ihelslallm WY 19” I” will new ”' Ill? i'3l'.".'l 0" ill? .13.; 3.”: l E 
     
    

    
     ' Canadisn- Press Staff Writer neckline. long sleeves and backl lallfnllf IKEII-llgflloll big I Pail?! ground. He had left shortly afterlV"(:"?;1ee':L'n1:'o";rm:  ngggg gong-r :3 23: so 3 . 
     
     MONTREAL (CF)-Dresses and swept fullness. buttoncd cl wn the moors W m C3 5” ' 5” lolt take a man to Ke sin ton t IP00 r 65.2 r 50 T " i "H" : "1 A ' 
     
     PBI'80IIalS-   gowns designed to put Canada on back into a long train. 'l'll)e com-; mmfy the R'C'MiP' He than "90 gtzat a doctor. ' n g oi 9” the dos 1” 3 swank famed 1iEl33l3”h..'3.vn 38 2; K 
     
     Mr Arthur Bell of Samiri. the fashion maps of the world Plete gown unbuttoned to reveal wmed to m.” scene of the accldem" Evidence was given also by Cst..lBpB'”'mer3;I mgd "I: tore?! if an 7”” Pl'al”' (7 190 
     
     ' is visltln his brothers MR. FRANK PIDGEON were unveiled Tuesday night be- another voluminous evening gown. Leslie s".'”m' 19' 3 p”55e"5” m P. J. Borys of the R.C.M.P. who "mil at 8 um” mgs " or er m  :",5,'.”"u :92 
     
     onmrggc m Smgmemme fore an audience of trade and press cut with a low V-neckline. the. Hamm” Carl. 3”” evldgnae investigated the accident. He gave est" "hm they all wmd up at 3. 1875 :43. Xi! 4;; 
     
     and rs - -S. The death of Mr. Frank pm representatives. Mrs. Gusmamn Showed an evil. similar to that given by the driver information regarding meuurh hamburger stand. husbands lili; ,0”, Qua 0,", 15 
     
     geon occurred at his home in The show. sponsored by the hing gown of black nylon sheer of "W C”' ments and submitted asketch ahow- tow the New” crackles w”,l3i "'”;" Q”? C” W 
     
     K 1 1 l - . VISIBII rrv poop, amusement Nunnaliy iohnsons ll? ll 0!" L-ll 
     
    

    
     -Mrs. J. N. smythe. Bloomfield. 9'15 "8 On on Aug. 27. Mr. Pld- Canadian Couturlers Assoclatlon.I over slim-fitting wool broadcloth. f , ing the relationship of these mea-  ' kl ,ni1 It I noon Man 
     
     ii ii guest at the Holman horne- seen was born at Park Corner 83 featured distinctively - designed Mr. Michel featured a blackl ”'e will "'9 Wellrll" "35 .”lllll'l3lrurement.n lo the vehicles involv- . W99” 9” . 59'” 9” "I WI .-V. "W 0 Mei 
     
     stead in Summerside this week. V9"! 820. the son of the late Canadian fashions manufactured viscose cocktail sheath with a "M wmdy Mm pm” vmbmty atled. ,ldlalogVue which makes the f1Of'nlC3 l2n0QNickeI- 
     
    

    
     Jim" Kellllel-ll Plrlzeon End llls from Canadian-made fabrics and dramatic touch furnished by al the time of the Madam" lmmed1' Ph0t0gFEDh5 lraliell l'0V ill? R-C-laltmrmom an the more hilarious"  223:  
     
     M156 Monroe in the role of a 
     
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     ..M,n, Ivim Vessey, Mrs. Dean wife Annie Jane Cooke and WA! fibres. lsmped taffeta cummerbund which glgfllgxofilllgzlrgadtliauijrrggact oftlfl  MP. at the scene of the accident. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Robinson and Miss Beth Robinson a grandson of Mr. James Pid- Many of the 3; 1e ' shown n at. f r h d - h at th rd. 
     
     of Pl-l'hdll0 W9” W93” ?( M” 59”" Wm '-'3'"? W New L0l'ld0n tractlve models, zveie eye-cat(::hing ""5 e m E SE” e H 9 
     
     end  Clayton Stetson, 0Lea.ry. from England In 1821. and gunning in colon 
     
    
   
   
    
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     l manhood. he followed the sea as The Show was described as thei  0 e 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . m o la blonde who is blind as all asmln Po 
     
     ignition of the car before isavin mmwmg the M” We" 1de"”"' bayt grithout her glasses can't no-rkwllll" Ra-Vrgrllr 
     
    

    
     . 3 ed by George Wotton. zsoo Reef 1-- 
     
     the vehicle. He had been sealed Comm, Callaghan who did "ruin her mind between David, W... mm. 
     
     beside mg driver in mg (mm, 599;, puma) post modem said that Wayne. the owner of the apartment lnnsn Rexspar 
     
     and his head hit the windshield death appeared to have men due the girls sublet. and Alex D'Arcv. gm gglmlj-d" 
     
     causing a cut forehead. up had not ,0 shock ,esum,,g mm m; head -I dashlniz young man who never W, ,,,,,,. f,,,,, 
     
     p noticed any lights on the muck Injury and 3 Small hemorrhage on mentions a figure under a million. noon mix 
     
     lwnh which they c”ulded' the surface of the brain. Betty vacmales between A tycoon   
     
     I Charles Orville Smith, 17. was played by Fred Clark. and A form .;.,.., R.,',. 
     
     I in the back seat of the car. He TEXT OF vanowir 
     
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     -li'-'- Irlmm 31881” "id M” a sailor to lawn ports and u a lf311l:tll'sltegah:da:t:tzfn”g5tell: '35.s'5iTe . . 
     
     nymmd nolynnmlxi cmpaum ab ”5he""”” 9” M New Lcmdll" fashion world: of London Parisll 0 N 
     
     tended the funeral of Newton harbor in Island waters. For and Rome rfhree month; ago Bl  I 
     
     Tlylor. h NW D0mlnl0n- 011 3”” some years he and his wife were group of designers met here and, . 
     
     day. 4' clltelnkeu '” "'9 .'9V0lVlll3 lllillt decided to form an associiition that   
     
    

    
     ' "t C599 Tryc'"- but km"? 93'9" would aim at developing a strictly 
     
    
   
   
    
     .-Mill Mildred walker, R. N.,  i;:ltl1:f:e:lll';0:”1glV;eal;l; :1: Canadian style out of Canadian 
     
    
   
   
    
     ranger, Rory Calhoun, while Miss mm: A... 
     
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     Bacall is torn between William  ::rurryItlN. 
     
     they werg meeting. He 5150 saw F U , - is eh t ' ! th .PoweIl and Cameron Mitchell. How :00 Sgcurk 1'! 
     
     new  -new    so more   th: .53.  i;?.il.f”iI;i..i.”.?..'."?3:?.i.i;.”?.iJ.i'2;i lie: 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the staff of the Toronto Gen- materials. The move also was , . H d . . 
     
     ,1. . was almost totally blind. In these d 1 3 , , t C .11 llea to the Iranian oil agreement 0 "3 wllered gllllllll mlulle-5 viewed the remains and heard the . , ; 
     
    

    
     gm, If:tp”"I;"l:e';lfrt';:.d zcsendifg years of blindness and semi-in- 1:133: H? gage ogreaotgeuumg 512 moved quickly Tuesday to get thg to his nose and chin Just before evidence mm mm, to me mncim. M Wm”-V Md ”C”'”"e""l   MI,- 
     
    

    
     Mdm wnh her pmm Mr valldism he received loving care wmk 0, Canadian dminen agreement into operation and re- ll” lmimcl he lwl Wm A man Ion that Aeneas Joseph McLellan DWD: "D l,l;,',',', ilsr” 
     
    

    
     md Mm John H walk", can and attention from 111. Wm, M. INVITED ABROAD store the flow of Iranian oil to hl.ll1nC?9dr beside the right front rams to M, dam on sa:urqEy' FUND STILL GROWING am garner 
     
     daughter-in-law, Madge. and son, The wow teatudng style, of World markets. w ee 0 the truck appiirenvly september 11, 1954. at approxim- Z560 sleep an 
     
    
   
   
    
     550!” 33 hours after the asree- Pfeimlllt I0 remove I ll". atelv 10 pm us the result of an KITCHENER Ont 4CPi 1-uni 530;; ilqfl"-V 
     
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     Kenneth. with whom he lived. ludm 
     
     g Montreal and Toronto de- , H . 
     
     -M,-, um um Dgvid Edward; Mr. Pidgeon was twice married: I m 1 th d p "lent W35 Slglled here by reDre- 9 ml 911” HWY W0"lCl hi” accident on the main highway a-IJ hn M't h ll F d. t t.di id . . r 
     
     Iummamtde. and Mr. and Mrs. llll lll'St Wile being Annie Hgrd. :t5::”'be:n h::i':ed”:o ggefate:y:o sentatlves. of Britain's Arlglo- 599” llle llillcll -3Wllel' lllld ll "Di bout. one mile west of Kensing-ltirle wldlofveand uframilyaro: aornaalnl 39:22 ;l;'ll!0"'l 
     
     Iranian Oil Company. the elght- been llllll llolll ll" Hllllllllll 05" and tan. between 5 1954 Ford car No. who lnet his me in a newer while. 5-I" 5”” 
     
    
   
   
    
     William Molyneaux, North River. in: of New London. They had N”, yam and Bemum . 
     
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     mmlmny lnleml"-l0ll3l 8l'0llPlll8 0! ll 5 3” ”pl3machm3 fmm Summer 20962 driven by Leslie Hammll trying in vain to rcsclli: a workcr.l 2.333 'l:(eI:hill 
     
    
   
   
    
     mogond '0 NW Dominion on three daughters Cresyl Jean, 
     
     Dummy m nund the mm”! of 3". iamuel gfofdei; Ling. Mud. ToFr':gte;lc;e::dt;relb(;ll'1Ii;8 Ygggltgnlif :;hlE3;h3:egrIo;;:nl1ax:egsmti:)ef largest, Sglrilemzlgigxtiglon had dimmed lights and a1950 halfnton truck no. c3-933. has passed the 814200 mark in I700 Trans r;mu 
     
     Fl. II UI . ; - CX- - r v V r - V .. - 4 2500 T 
     
     ”' ””'”” ””””'- -s. Mu  coon.   ”:::::”":..l.l.:;:r"..r new or  to  on -  room  Mcwun or  :”ll:.li..?.'::.T.:":..i.": ?:..l:”:;'l:t:tli'.::"e.:.li.v::;:r..0;;i:':'..rlz::.3 it: 15333:” 
     
     the United States. Mr. and Mrs. R elfl Jyn F0 M of Momrealy mission. They will determine the Ian River. a cousin of the deccasechior his mick. .m E,” on the rmlmgagg nn -ihpi 11,.-an-0 Tu" 
     
     -Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warren. Holden and Mrs. Cooke came '” ' t" .m "C t i A ' requirements of the long-idle oil said that the two of them 10-; ..we the jury remmmend ,hMiMncHe” h me M t .tM gr slioou Ash 
     
     Portland. Msine, have returned home to be Present at the fun. Drerlden at e cu H, gr; 5”" installations In south Iran and of Kelli” Wllh Gerald Mil-i'Dlli' Wel'9'more re auti b t k i k- r 0- B O as”: kl 5"" U K'"" 
     
     clatlon Frances Davies Marie - , . . - P C On 9 3 ell l'l PET Mitchell raise her four ynunzi 3001' Mom 
     
     home after spending some time eral. I . I the Abadan refinery. the viorlcla proceeding from Kenslngton when mg vehicle, on the highmy in. Md d Hm I ml." mm 
     
     Vllllolns Mr. WIrrecn's mother. Mrs. In 1905 he married Mrs. Myra F.”mcei Loulmphmppe de se” ll1l'803lv- they lllid l0 Sl-OD l0 Change 5 WP. regard; to n'rht5 and that theic I re" an R l gxmrted mom 5400 U Fan 
     
     dAnjou. Jacques de Montjoye Jac- In Tehran Finance Minister M1. It was raining fairly heavy nt.Dpe,.am,5 of i;,,m;,, Vehmps ex, mnI;tl"'u;j7;;rT'1”lnA;'i12) 35"" W" "M 
     
    
   
   
    
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     q692 Ventures 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Spursoori Warren, North River. H d c k tt. h i I 
     
     and Mrs. Warren's parents. Mr. hllylfafllheirrofinsily K ?xnni.eu.rvlV;l'.: qu" Michel' Ge"'"3l"9 mill Renew Amini presented the treaty. offi- the Elm! Ind he hid Slalwd lvvlerclse more pl'ecaut.on driving --no wm--o mo Vvnla 
     
     Ind Mrs. Kenneth Cvlllis, Rose VaI- Issac Jollymore of French River; ""1 Bun” G""”””u' cmly lllglled by the 80V6l'l1ment ”"l0V5 ll" Wlleell llllll fl0ll'l the cars during poor vislbllltv." To,-Onfo Sfg k l'-'4" W M" 
     
      and Mr. and Mrs. David Ed- Archibald also of French River; 0"” 91 "I9 "0Veme5 M "'9 l"”i Jlllt two days ago. to the Iranian truck's flat tire while the deceased Member; ,,f the Caro;-10,3 wry C C 4"" W”"l'"i P." 71 
     
     "'55- Summelllde. MT. and Mrs. and J. Kenneth of Kensington. emauun W” ” ml" theme th” l7""l"'lellt Wml I Pl” 101' Weed! Wl3'Pl8l3ll'lB I lack Under the front were:' Llovd Miller foreman 700 Husky liz: an an ezrlvlil lvllillrxf To 
     
     Frrernan Welsh and Mrs. Margaret There are 13 grand children. One "" mmush the wmle 5hm"' A new "ml"Wm- Mil! 0l the V8l'llClE- Ml-61' lrller Aubrev Brooklns Oliver Profittl 15"" ll (illlfl 5”! ' lilll ll" Wllrlrli - 
     
     Nicholson, shgmx-och, Sm" Lama Mrs. Edward Ben. color-jasper blue-owns developed Under the agreement the Iran- crash he saw a car stop on the,wallace Mouse. l Ben Champion, :''ffl'kl 7:; 7”, 1? i;;"Jl'l""' I” 
     
     ..s. M” "W, in Rhod, mmd. "N by Mr. Fours. I d Ian oil industry will leap from its opposite side of the road. 'I'his'Kelth waits and Wm. Champion, 25000islIIl1'lieM an 3' luv '.:nn .135.” ''.W 7 i 1, 
     
     1,” surviving membe, of . gun. Dressel. l0WnI. E08 I an IC- present standstill condition to plan- was the ear that had been coming D” I 5700.1 With 9 'r o 3000 Winnrs all our Au. .4 
     
     cessories were shown in the new ned exports of 13,000,000 refined from B r id v ' . , i am Jasp no I50 inn 2100 w.- H.-.., in 175 175 
     
     ily of five. I t umme 3 9- "ld l3 ll" 1" SHEEPS MILK l 2r.sno.n-llic or I '2': anon Yale Ld 4I Am, 4; 1 
     
     A I The gum,-,1 was held (mm mm C0 0l'- 0'3 I Year by 1057. this car that he went to Ki-nsln -l Milk. from the larzac b'F d of Z200.Iet o il. 10': 13 I 35.1.14 vim can i ' 
     
     M de Montjo e showed a dln- Ann 1 ta is f S ' e 1' 12' '3 
     
     home on the afternoon of Aug. '- V "3 '89 01' Nlllled 0" ton to get a doctor. while Geraldlshe is u ' ' . -"l"'l""""l"' 9 9 9 I "7"" V 3!" 173 I70 174 
     
     m M th t i t d f 1 ep sed chiefly in produc , . 
     
     . Lester Douglas. I RBUVG 01 29. where a short service was ll" '”"m ” 3 "M55 9 it ' 9xp""3 5" 5590-090 WM 1" 1955- Murphy remained with the lnjurediinn of French rocqm-fort choose. 'Zil24'l flr'::i':i'vilih 3.1. :33  Ill'.rl.''r1'nlz'll. 13;; ”f.?V  
     
    
   
   
    
     tight-fitting skirt and threre)-iquarter 13,500,000 tons in 1958, and about mm. 
     
     length broadtail coat. e coat 1 ,000.000 tons in 1057. I 
     
    

    
     town policeman. Mr. Douglas has church, New London, with in. covered a tight-fitting bodice in These targets are dependent on .,,2' J.',fc,f":, big; lgggfggg B:;:g.:'Out our Way 
     
     Nlidcd in 'mronto in recent years tel-ment in the church cemetery. "ld dllanll cl'9P9- The bildl" had the 3-3"9lll9lll Wmllll into 0DerB- when ii, was knocked forward b I 
     
     Ind has had experience in police Old familiar hymns were "mg a shoulder to shoulder neckline tion by Oct. 1. and may not begme imp.” of the mumon y 
     
     Work. In um mu. mtm, he Wm at both how, um chumh, Mr, and was draped in the back to realized If the ratification debate Gen” Murphy of Clermdnt me 
     
     be joined by Mrs. Douglas and Russell Macxay sang as a solo, form a cape. The cost was lined continues in the Iranian parlls- mud W50” ii! an mick 'wd 
     
     their child. "Jesus Savior Pilot Me” at the with the same material. ment for the full month some ob- mu ma puking ugh” were '0” H 
     
     in: home. Rev. wdnll Innllhalnld  Ussftigsnalglla l?:pli'iIl::-Lthllg nlll"th:xfaesctL year before former "'9 mm" "' Lh” "Mk whe" ”” 
     
     ' Envoy Murphy Ind her to, of "u D.” can "C Q I season. were featured but some of premier Mohammed Mos.sadegh's gggrgg 1;? :,1;g.,,?;m;1ei? 
     
    
   
   
    
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     "mm M" '”b'””" W” "W C" the creations were made from ma- government seized the oil industry 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Writ Blow-rt has arrived in Al- held followed by the full burial 
     
     11 and assumed his duties as service in St. Thomas Anglican 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     WHAT'S THI5-JIOU 
     
     ”r- YELLING. 'HEY. 
     
     IF ANYBODY CALL6 
     
     FOR ME I'LL BE UP 
     
     IN "THE BATHROOM 
     
     WASHIKV UPI"? WHY. 
     
     I. HAVE TO DRIVE 
     
    
   
   
    
     SHE'5 ALLU5 GOT 
     
     A LOT 0' WABHED 
     
    

    
     STOCKINS HAN6IN' 
     
     UP THERE AN' 1 
     
     WA5 'I'EYIN' TO 6!?" 
     
     TH' NEW5PAPER. 
     
    

    
     BUT SHE TOOK 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
             
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
               
     
              
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     mo-r-rig wt3Ie:akeu:ll”'rM:,1;Ti:v ll lvieT:l?.MHi'"3.5if3.nb"?5fc w:'.'.'. terinls ordinarily used as uphola- from egnalo - Iranian. production g”;l;f';- :l'mg'd '"””;'g gngrrr vou TOEVEN WA5H rr WITH HEI2' ' 
     
     . , ' ' 1 ti , r sch 82,000,000 to g ea nose sn s cm - . 
     
     ireeently ampmyedp some. William Bernard, Emerson te;&rr.co(;r'eAlrti1l'jl(gusn:in:)l(llI1)ex; s.a Sock. Uender n"1on.unuon'n.s"ald ygrtg momenuruy and by the cum. voug HAND5, 1-y.4EM'5 J-U5-r 'V 
     
    
   
   
    
     'THE AD5! 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Delaney. John E., Maclny and 
     
     , t il d fom a thick white Britain oppiylns A legal blockade Wllm ha lot Out of the truck he 
     
     Bil.” um um Heb" Mcunm w'l'sil:yI1::Wwr"haIl bearers were bl:-oacaxcleefloffl-et with black velvet 0!! OXPOTN. it dropped to 1,000 ha lmllld the d9”3ll59d lylllk ln- 
     
     Iil "anon Mona” for mmley Messrs George Robert and James bow in the front and I hand of the will i lllled 0" "'9 Kl'0lll'lll lllclt of ill! 
     
     "O they ""1 tum” Jollymore. William H. Pidgeon same material in the back. "ll0k- All-holllll P0nlCl0llB I0!” I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     my 
     
     LONG - LASTING KEY 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ' time the deceased had lapsed into 
     
     N. S. Man Dies 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Ira K. Pidgeon. all grandsons. 
     
     nnfl Arthur Pldgeon a nephew. 
     
     The many beautiful flowers sent 
     
     by relatives and friends were 
     
     :v'laQHCEI of respect and. sym- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lniluence of the 20s was noted 
     
    
   
   
    
     in a creation by Germaine and 
     
     Rene. The cocktail dressoshowod 
     
     long torso lines. deep bare back 
     
     and side pouf. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Foure featured a double- 
     
    
   
   
    
     SUNNYBRAE. N.S., (CPI-Calvin 
     
     Presbyterian church in this Pictou 
     
     county village opened its doors for 
     
     the looth anniversary service with 
     
     the some key used in 1854. It fits 
     
    
   
   
    
     unconsciousness before he was re- 
     
     moved. 
     
    

    
     Wiilard Hogs. of aummerslde. 
     
     told of proceeding towards Kons- 
     
     ington from Summer-aide with his 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     l”"'V' II I t i 
     
     am, K wield Veda,” "W, 0; a lrlpe umber lock which looks headlights on dlrn because of poor 
     
     acetate and lurex material. The gr t-Sioeussnml: ll;nI:":ac:;it::i:w-oenlce visibility. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ll Wheel of Car 
     
    
   
   
    
     l e e e. 
     
      Receive MISSII1g J 
     
     W lttlck It the wheel of his 
     
    
   
   
    
      .':'ll:..::".::.' 33-; Cheques In Mail 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     He noticed an approaching ear 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the way to I bank with the daily. 
     
     deposits last week. He entered the 
     
     bank but left without muting the 
     
    
   
   
    
     deposit. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     mgr lllnll into Cadegan's brook. 
     
     G! - J. B. Tompkins attributed 
     
     i'li'1n33i?'n.'.i”""' ' n 
     
     . 0 l.lnatIeoi' in- 
     
     ml! 1'-54 lost his TIIWVSC. Eug- 
     
    
   
   
    
     TORONTD (CP)-Police and I 
     
     finance. company received by mail 
     
     Tuesday m.ooo in phoiluea that 
     
     disappeared with a 85-year old 
     
    
   
   
    
     Griffiths dluppursd vahlls on 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bouclier and Tl-scedle. N.S. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     You'll drink with dolighi 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     'llV-church he 1 i u. h company messenur last week. . 
     
     " W do-troyril la;  nnwwenl Stewart oi-imtlu, the meueruer E 
     
     'ti'Iimi' while returning min a still is mining. along with null . rm,.gm..... g E 
     
     viilr " x 
     
     to Rev. George Mecbean at each. Police on lnvestluting the n '..'”."'v' &. 
     
     "Int: arliluport. possibility that be my have been  ' "U E 
     
     lli snilumd from St. Francis kidnapped. i low-Priced Iledee Q 
     
     Wlvr University In mo and The cheques inn mailed from 9,”... 
     
     "hr oniinuinn four years later Klnzlton. our. police said. The (i()l'llp'll' 8 I 
     
     . "'0 ounce of at. Arm's parish. search is non. concur --rd in. I - m c"'""" M"”"' 
     
     .:wI.aler served In Antlgonish. that area. "Q”'?"t'&"'”1' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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