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There has been for years m eﬂort to discover some local t. tment by which Piles could be cured without re- sorting to on operation. Such a. remedy has been found in our ointment.

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We stock complete lines oi ilooper’: and Pratt's Supplies for Cattle.

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Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention.

Funeral Services 0f Nelson Rattenbury ileld Yesterday

Funeral oi’ Mr. Nelson Rotten- bury 89-year-old Charlottetown business man who died Saturday was held esterday from l. United c urch to the P809168 Cemetery. services were conducted by the Rev. Hugh Miller, pestoroi Trinity Church. and Rev. Lewis Murray, era-pastor, assisted by venerable Archdeacon H. D. my- of st. Paul's Anglican Church. Rev. ivy. Murey conduct- ed service at the aveside-

Honorary pnli orers LieuL-Governm‘ George . Blois, and Messrs. It. E. Mutch, chm-lee Toombs, Gordon Avsrd, and Reginald Aitken.

Anti?! pelltbeal-Jersnvivern! E. T. 885. - - . Holman, K. M. Mam. J Fsrquharson and Hon. B.

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agrezllowing were the mourners, Messrs. John Rsttenbury, Arnol Rattenbury, Harry Winchester. Nelson Rattenbury, James Cald- well, Geo. Reed. . K. M. (mm-man, Jeane: Rattenbury. David Reed. Herbert Pletch and David Caldwell.

Mr. wller, in the funeral

that day."

concerning the deceased Rev- Mr. Miller said:

"The late Nelson Bsttenhiury we; one of the oldest residents o! this city end member oi ti: church. It is not for me to refer at length to his life. He did not do- sire it. For many years, he was act- ive in the commercial and social life of this city snd province, end his ebiilty and. iaithfuinen were recognized by his fellow-citizens. He Iwns highly regsrded for his integrity, iriendlinels and thought- (ulness. He held ltﬂml wBVl-llt‘ ions and he honoured the con- victions of others. He was one of the most approachable of men, and one was immediately set st ope by his gentleness end quiet dignity. He know i! 1nd sdversity. The faith he Joicseed sustained him throughout the years. He knew and he was con- vinced, Adter many years, he lell l! . .253

leaving the mun 1 of o spirit. on Ilieetionnie tether end e worthy citizen.‘

the Prince Ooun 2. 1939, Hensl n, son

. Com o lermors and the late Stanley . Funeral on st 2 o'clock

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NOTICE-Political meeting ed- vslﬁsed for Mt. Stewart on Friday May 5th in hereby uncalled in order to meet the Liberal cancii

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following day iice not later than 11 a. m.

COMPETITIONS OPEN T0- NIGllT-Festure of last. night's fifth annual girls’ and boys hobbies exhibitim was a. variety enter- children by Miss Betty Rogers. competitions, including lnstrumgntci and vocal,

Ilhestre. Mr. Percby Turner, presi- dent of the Ho ies Show will

eside. Yesterday Judging of ex- ibiis in the Association was com- pleted.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. Amos Vincent, Hali- fax, announce the engagement o! their daughter, Doris Irene, to Robyn Gordon Cameron, son of M1‘. and Mrs. Ewen Cameron, Charlottetown. Marriage to take place in May. (Halifax Mail, April 29th) 1.4392,

ALL MEMBERS No, 6 District Si R. C. C. 5.. are invited to st nd the annual smoker and en. tentainment at. the Armouries to- night, Wednesday, May 3rd. 1

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NOTICE-JPoIitical meeting od- vertised for Mt. Stewart on Fri- day, May 5th, is hereby cancelled in order to meet the Liberal can- didntes at meetings called by them.

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PERSONAL! The numerous friends of Miss Gladys Aitken, R.N., will be pleas- ed to hear she is convalescing

nicely following an operation in

tv the P. E. I. Hospital.

Electrification‘ Of Rural Areas Subject Of Film

An interested group sew s. motion picture "Rural Electriﬁcation" shown st the Ghsrlottewwn Hmel. (former-w the Canadian National) last night. The ﬁlm, shown here under the auspices of the Mari- time Electric Company was pro-

the General Electric

s. new system, with electricity doing most of the tedious work.

Mr. V. A. Ainsworth, manager of the Maritime Electric, presided. He

t explained his company was anxious

to extend lineeio rural comm ties u repidly u" bossibiebut s. present only about .20 per cent o! the population would take immed- iate advantage of facilities oﬂered, although most wouldlndicate their intuition to have their pro rties electriﬁed st some future do. .

Mr. Ainsw nvi and criticism from membe .1 of the oudlence. Rev. Dr. J. A. Mur- phy, Dr. G. D. Steel and Mr. P. E. Palmer spoke brieﬂv commending the picture.

was ed

‘the through . G. Wilson of u. Canadian General Electric repre-

sentative. T111056 attending last night‘! . °‘ ““i...‘.§‘£i‘.‘"...’a“°il‘.°&‘ interested in youth training. Rousing Meeting Of Conservatives

At Mt. Stewart

An enthusiastic meeting oi the Young Men's National Conserve-t-

‘7 ive Association was held in the

llloresters’ Hall in Mt, Stewart last evening. A splendid group oi the young electors were on hand and all exhibited the greatest o1 optim- ism. Mr. Reginald A. McDonald

in the cheir. The meeting

Mey 2, i980. James Paul Moore in his 761th year. Funeral on Ihurs- dey, Mo. 4. A short; service at his mu resdence M. I o'clock. Fune- ral services in 5t. John's Ohm-dz. Milioetg, at I30. Interment Milton ry.

In Memoriam

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heard short sddreescs from Messrs. A. B. McInnis. Arthur Wright. - Oherles F. Bentley. J. Pius Coile- ghm and Dr. Ieonard '1‘. lull-

Four ‘liberals lie-Nominated

w. Donald N. McKey end Mir. W. l". Alan Stewart were renami-

neted yesterd 1st District of Queen's County Liberals at Bradaibane. to contest

for sects in the legislature in the

o nuns the convention for sisvnrt was nominated

ded. were leoed before ior. m. by

3B. Melo . Kelly's Ores, and ed by Mi‘. Allen Moleod

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" IKE every boy, I always wanted a bicycle and

used to coax Mother and Dad to buy me one. but they always had excuses. Then one day I noticed a ‘Bike’ advertisement in our daily paper

and, of course, I read it. It was a C.C.M. advertise- ment and from it I learned many things about a ‘two-wheeler’ I never knew before.

"The following Friday another C.C.M. advertise-

' ment appeared in the paper and, you may be sure, I read it, too. It convinced me that if I ever did get a bicycle it would simply have to be a C.C.M.

"Then I got the idea of showing these newspaper advertisements to my Dad-he's always reading ‘his newspaper’ and quoting from it. So Friday night after dinner I kept an eye on him as he read ‘his paper‘ and when he came to the page with the C.C.M. advertisement on it I said ‘Look, Dad! a bike advertisement-let's read it‘. Dad read it and said ‘Humph’, and then I showed him the next week’s advertisement and others that appeared later.

"Then one Spring day I coaxed him again for, not a just any bicycle, but a new C.C.M. bicycle and to my surprise he asked me why I wanted a C.C.M. especially, so I told him all the things I had read about in the advertisements and he listened. When I finished, what do you think he said? ‘Good boy, I see you’ve been reading the ads-well, so have I‘.

"To make a long story short. I made promises to Dad about doing my homework and going to bed early. so I got my wonderful new C.C.M. bicycle and Oh Boy! how -I~ love it, but I know I never would have got it without those C.C.M. news- paper advertisements. Theyiold" Dad and believe me he's ‘tough’ to ‘se11'."

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One of a series of announcements featuring specific examples of the power of newuplper advertising to build business:

Canadian Daily Newspapers

. Victor Iergilson. lemblymsn’ . Mm": the North District-M.

Gandidates

Hampton. . Stewart polled W. Wood, nagging véiegqehvoze wsahtzuihy Qlgmcillor; Geom Mwlean. Al- . . . c "ay wsl 0 I - ominsted r As m1 m. N t d m District-Jinn. m. w. .1. r. lggewgs nominutcdorby TsiIomaglIliic- o n a e mWBI-lll-ébfmllmlll"; W. A- BMW-

King's Conn y; Second District-R

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Candidates mminsted to (his follow:

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lot-Hon. J. l.- or; H. H. O08.

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The convenor announced the ‘ ' - closing u Study Oldie u. tne GIT! GIIIJB Ne Knights of Columbus Home onthe ' evening o! May 81st.

It was decided to hove an utter- noon tea. in June, date to be sn-

nounoed later. On motion, a. vote oi thanks was tendered to the re- tiring oiiioers by the President. Mrs. T. E. Oorrigan wls elected to the onion of Councillor made vee- by the resignetion of mo.

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