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under the auspices of the Ladies Im- provement Society ol Kensington. Friday evening in the King Cleorle Hall. on the arrival of the special train from Atherton and Capo 'Prav- erse. , . IWC-li

--Carl: ’l°l.AVll.lli Vs. ALI!!- 'l‘0N IN Keruihtivh Rink en nlday. hb.3lth.atlo.xn. Tliiaiatheiirlt lime ot the tina! Pl-I!-oft to decide the winners of the McLean Trophy. Prince County. Admission Inc. and 501:; Hours skate aiter game.

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has been received by Mr. and we. James A. Morrison of Summorside. of the birth of a little daughter on February 25th. to Mr. and Mrs. neg- lnald Morrison of Cleveland, Ohio Mu. Rlliuld Morrison wee former- ly Miss Gorda. Holman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.,H. T. Holman. of sum- msrside. Congratulations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hol- man and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Morrison on rising to the dignity oi’ lflndlilfehil. B. _

-lllM.AIN! OF Till LATE MLS. THOMAS DAIRUTHEIB SAID T0 llsl'-Friends from tar and near attended the funeral of Mrs. Thom. as Carruthers, which took place on Wldnudav mornin: no ml-lsr lets residence at Summerside to the ¢\m9¢°l‘¥ at CIM Traverse. Rev. Bren Macbougail conducted the tu- neral servlce at the home ~essisted by Rev. '.l'heorlore Ross of Sussex, N. B- The remains were accompanied by Rev. Mr. Macbougall ,to Cape ',h»;v. erse, who otticiated at the Kirk Church and grave. 'I1-le pall bearer; were Messrs. David Walker, Harry WIUWF- Mlsh Lowther, Norman .I-»°WthH'. Hudson Lowther and Isaac Clark. S.

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RISON--The funeral oi’ Mr. D. R. Morrison took place on Wednesday afternoon from his late residence on UPUNH Skeet. -Bummerside. The service at the home was conducted by his brother-in-law. Rev., Theodore Ross. of Sussex, N. B., and Rev. C. J. Bt. Clair Jeans. Members of Hiram and Ubanaen Lodle Ne. 3. A. F. and A. M. of Bummerside paraded in a body from the house to the pres- byterlan church. After a. short serv. |C¢ by Rev. Mr. Jeans the Masons tool: charge and, at the .request of the deported ~Brother.' Pest; an;-rd Master J. M. Nicholson conducted the impressive ceremony. The Mug” then marched in a body to the peg. ple's Cemetery, where the honoured remains were laid torest with Ma. sonic honours. Brother Nicholson sl~ so makin; the final committal. The funeral was very largely attended by friends from all parts oi the Prov- ince, showing] the high esteem in which the deceased was held. There were many beautiful iloral tributes. The psllbesrers were Messrs. J. Le Roi' Holman. Arthur Allen, A. S. Mc- Kay, John Leturgey, H. T. Begg and Hon. Dr. J. F. McNeill. S.

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The annual meeting or New Annan Womens Instituia was held at the home of Mrs. P. B. Maclntyre. with the nrelident inesldinr. There was a food attendlnee or members and vis lime. Meeting* opened by singing the Inshlf-llle Ode. This was 'iollowed by the roadinl of the minutes of last annual and last regular meetings. TM BW-TGl»ll'y’s remit and financial statement for the year were read and showed a substantial balance. The .following omcsrs were re-elect. ed: President, MU! Alice Wright; Vice-President, Mrs. John Men-mir; Beurlterv-‘I‘reuurer, was Mary Mac Intyre; Dirsewrs. Mrs. r. s. Mac. Intyre. Mm. James Tupiln and Mig; Mary A. Mcllinnen. All eorrlenond. ence was read and dlseuqed. Msmy VU V°¢°d to buy Ohrlaimaa treats for the school After the bum” m¢¢f»|11l e ahort musical l’l’°l'l‘lm Wlsvwlioyed as follows: Giorua-Island Hymn, The M",-,_

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It is good for you to Have a true picture of tlie

used-car situation and its secondary importance in

the purchase of an automobile. _

ERMANENT value is always better than a tem-

Pporary bargain in the purchase of an automo- bile. It pays to look ahead and consider reliability and ultimate up-keep costs, as well as comfort,

safety, speed, and beauty of line and color.

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FURTHIERMQRE, at least $75 extra value is given to you in the new Fdxfd in the Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield, the Rustless Steel, the Hve steel- spoke wheels, and the four Houdaille hydraulic double-acting shock absorbers. The unusually

equipment and other charges. In either case, you large number Of ball md l‘01l¢l° b¢ll'il1g8. and £110 pay the bill, for no way has yet been found to give extensive use of fine steel for-gings instead of _

castings or siampings, are other features that show the extra quality built into the Fordicar.

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Roadster, $54-0 Phaetnn. 8550 Coupe, 8620 Tudor Sedan, 3620 Sport Coupe. |655

Three-window Fnrdnr Sedan, $775 ` Convertible Cabriolet, |790 Town Sedan, |335 '

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derod the hostess. Meeting closed thanks in thc host and l1ostee_s an¢l,lN°n°° 0! U10 P1’0l1d°M» WI- ERI- (PM-riot 'P1060 °°Pi'~)

with me National Anthem. The also w me entertainment eenmnt-§P°wl°=. the vice-president. ws. Jer- ___ .Jenuary meeting was hem at theftee. The singing or me Nati<me|§°m° B- Ohliuc-n presided. The mu ..°A social. lvlNlNG was held - hmm of M,-,_ _;m,,_, q~m,un_ The Anumm 1,,-cushy, mc ¢n¢,¢,~|,,|nm»_-n¢‘ call was answered with Valentine in St. James Hall. Georgetown, on president presided and thc meetinzlw a close. verses. After the minul/as oi' lest Monday. February 24th, with a large

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