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' I Hill" routes b isolated Ierlia. cut ' at naming u, trend toward a. we“ Gelmany Admlls “ownershiwmihvm W “m W” W T"“ “it”: ' I Ed . H H mm m melvd- mom'mmr “- 9" “ {Hell}!!! “mat c by free elect o 0 i n Po icy In ucation e

rick .ovmmt' be "u, M IX. II“ I“ All“. XIOllilnl comparable to thatih‘ m maulflcem WM-

inal grant from the New Rune-1n” d N" .wreement between Bonn and] Schroeder hinted Welt Ger than would be lelal and accent ' ' ashington on baasic policy. andlniany is prepared to accept this able the Adeoauer government " through ‘ most Western diplomats here.lormula provided there ll Io insists. TORONTO 'CPl—The church nominetional institutions are not 11"?“ 10 ll” vulva" d N" 33.09;, bullYFy'Tzun-F d I I agree there is no serious rift. l implied recognition of the tut Diplomats here believe they must decide soon whether it will eligible for the same provmrizil Bruflsmd“ . Cadillac. to soilu‘lmd “fruit: I I

lrnhdeed. some see West German iGerrnan realm! and provided. we sign- ol a change in Adeu- remain In the field 01 secondary and tcderal aid as provincial in- A spokesman {or the cullch ; mm m hm, “Wm. \ nnrellnr Adenauer as reIu-ythe East Germans could not ia-laiior's poaition. He may be will and higher education or aban- stitutions. and are having a hard and “hm” board "id in u ‘mong: h“ '39-" p‘mvidw (a:

BORN (Mk'eat Germany winding up “ .mm‘mnmh nay 1"}h’glsé1g1d Dalillon nomewhat.iterferc with access routes. in. they tool. to rare (arts to don it. the board of women of time financially

_ interview Mount Allison receives . maintenance." .dmiu than in disagreement l.

Pl!" Prepared tar: Schmedu and Claw say they obtain a long-term arrangement the United Church a! Canada Dr. Lawson told the board's grams imam” “out no.” 11,, can“, Church 0,9,3,”

mm Wuhm on haw win Berlin a: Premdent Kenne 5mm ('"M‘der‘lm" ‘would "‘ "F “Will?” a“ Ur.“qu sum'rmervina the "9960'" "l 39" . “‘5 mid “9“ first annual meeting That .\‘lnuni lmm the governments at New eight secondary schools. lnur

nork toward I Berlin settle. dy's special envoy. IPDeared to gpw 8;: mmml ammmy "l m. h“ "9 llama” °( "um" “Flu” "9" ‘l ‘1“ "Pen" 0‘ I’t’wl‘ Dr Andrew J. Lawson rhalr» Allison Unnersiiv in Sack-Tile, Brunsvm-k and Van Scotia uniiersiiies and colleges and

man without recognising the follow the same gum—l1 “M In Sl'z'einuérltnuer;— the Lnlted lomatic recognition to the Soviet sizing the existence at the Con man of the church‘s board of N5. is an outstandin. eum- The New Brunswick grant nine theolch colleges in Caap ' Em Gem. mum nu ' "n' "n" “d ‘h' "mu"- m““‘ W- colleges and schools. said dc- ple. umges :21 a student a yearn-in.

(line. -

mmmman

, a. lie in a 0.3. proposal to I create an international body to aupeerse access routes to West Berlin. Sitting in would be East German- as well as West Ger-l V mans. l

This proposal was singled out .

by Foreign Minister Gerhard . lrhroeder in an interview Sat- 0 nrday u a possible cause of

trouble. I”. don. Lucius D. Clay, __—_—___

msgzgfgggigw . . . building a store for Today with an eye toward TOMORROW in the rich tradition of YESTERDAY

ceased. MARY MACDOUGALL The death d Miss Mary Mac- . mumwnmmd . E I Mrs. George Hennessey. 256 Fit- St eet. Ma h 15th. . sh: was ill lier gth yen. Many new and extensive changes have been made in the Summerslde .

The late Miss MacDounnll store . . . the shoe department has been relocated. modernized and ex- was born It Canoe Cove. PE l.

panded . . . there is now an up to date candy section as well as a new M 3 d M h N D P l mac-$2331? glthOhthIfiche‘: stationery department. Hardware has all new fixtures, and has also been r t ! o

:rfinmoilgflmsmzrsaml; W3; enlarged . . . and the lumber department will, in the near future. be in- fitefiNesznggnlt‘iH-Slfiaftrfil 3|: mlrorated in With the building supplies as a section of that department. A choice of three truly outstanding values in bedroom furniture: ouch suite has been carefully selected to \' . ' Mm”), hmmud' Mm, sh, The youth centre remains in its former location but occupies new '1’“ mum.“ - I g" chug. "m' ' “b. 'l‘lmfrddah ever widening circle space as well. with the floor area nearly doubled . . . home furnishingl bring you “n be“ h s ' cm MP and fim‘h' Don t for y“ my Pu, any ' "ml 5. . . . . ‘ “ H310" “d devotion m om section has been enlarged and refixtured . . . and new credit offices have solurely no money down and on easy monthly terms. or: saw her rare-for her iiioth- been created. 'A rear entrance to the parking lot. off the housewares sec-

at . . . . . 35:: liszlieEQthZhZ-Zfit lion. has been opened up . . . and, in addition, the first floor has been

any: open to visitors. all of Completely re-cm-rrorl With a new floor. All these renovations are done with whom were warmly received. - t mm“ "m m" “m M h" one purpose in mind . . . to serve you even better than before. "in. Miss \lacDougali moved to .

Charlottetown, where ltie lived- with Mrs chnrssey. who ten-

derly cared for her diirinl her S e I V I o M I w I 1111mm?!“ mxlmhanm can peaa a 068 In an S 90". Double dresser with six roomy drawers, size ap- rhiirrh of Scotland and later the proximately 47" x 16”)" x 321/2” high. Adjust»

Presbyterian Church. Miss Mac-

Dougall received visits during w h d w 22h$1§f'.d’ii"lv.’.‘i§§i.i3mt as an 961'

liaison

lieli to mourn her in" is a brother .\'ell MarDmiflall ot‘ Monctnn. us well I! several!

nieces and nephew Three sla— ters and two brothers predeceal- Erportly tailored from 3 Dan

ed her, R- . . .- iver wash and wear fabiic. On )larrh llilh at no pm. a - .- -. short (uncral service was con- Cheek“ ln‘gm)”;.olly'os' hhws durted at the Madman Funeral and. bro“n5- NZCS- small» Home by Rev, D. A, Campbell. lmedium and large. Regular I

lit-r remains were then forward 3535. Special— ed to Canoe Cove Presbyterian Church. where service was con»

ducted by Rev. ‘Donald Nich- ' MEN S WORK SHIRTS The larre number of relativu

Ind lriends. who tilled the church. gave evidence 0! the el- Tflllomd from 3 milked COt' term In \vhlrh she was held. The ton drill. 'No breast pockets.

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able bevelled edge mirror 88" x 29". 4 drawer chest 30" x 16%" x 43" high. Double size book. case bed wtih two sliding panels. All piece! beautifully finished in soft tone walnut.

choir lend by Miss Stella Mae- ‘01!" only. Size; 141.2 to 17%.

SALE SPECIAL . Earhern. sang the favorite hy-yspecial purcha‘w

3Pcs. $12

ow My Shephai'rl." and “Ablth . I . I

with Me" Durinx the service

mw. Druid Nicholson nnl . ' Tailored from a rugged

I'I'h tot-lint: a 5010 “When My cotton drill with leather . . . I

I.ile's Work is Ended." Burlal bound pockets for extra

took place in the family plot ad- wear Ofive and black ‘ i h Ch li. ‘ - . higa'llgbe'nifrrs Till-Te: Hector Maol Size 30 t0 42- R93 34-98

Triple dresser has 8 large drawers. recessed in a modern curved front. base size approximately 57" it I7" I Nevin. James Hall. John Mac-

32" high. adiuslablo bevelled edge miror 47" x 29". 4 drawer chest 30" x I7" x 39%" high. Double size will?"highwghll'fmnguziti Special Values in Bays, Wear! bookcase bed with two sliding panels. Finish is warm semi-gloss walnut.

MacEachrrn, Cecil Machuull

and .lnhn MacNevln.

FLORAL TRIBUTE“

Pillow, Brother Neil. Katie and Nephew.

“BATH

Eleanor. George and Uli'll.

Mary Jane and Neil Ewen. n. mlly

"BAY

Albert and Mary

Ruth. Austin and the Girls

Donald and Eva

Carlyle and Dianne

hillyI Averill. Viola and Don-

3

Tailored in Western Style from

. nigged who" chino. Reinfor- 2 No Down Payment during This Sale! ‘ a

red at points of stain. Sizes: 24 to 36. Plain black. olive. olive nnd brown check.

SPECIAL! SUITE NO. 3

now SPORT SHIRTS .

a William and Marie Jennie and Phillip Jean and Kenneth Louise and Bell CU‘I' WI

mania-:1" it'yainily ml‘gfigedbycfé’g: perm: A Knoehler made suite in genuine walnut. 'I‘riplo $2“; '5‘“ “we”; stays in collar for heathen. dresser with 9 drawers. dustproot construction ’ 1‘ " omit-ii "7 Checks in olives. browns. mi! 581/," x 178/." x 301,5" high, solid walnut frame ; fix I blues. Sizes: 6 to 16. Reg. $1.98. . min-m- 42" x 301;" has two-way mounting brac- - ‘ .

Marnie aad Family

omson anus. .. 1/ .. 1, ’ Inn-beau". r itemlmge‘drawa'chestM x17‘ x412 ‘

u", mm" Cm,“ Double bookcase bed with sliding panels. Finished ’ ;

“mum” 0 lnhand rubbed walnut. ~ . fl ‘ cannormm Footwear Specials! T

fl. and In Nell MacDon- ._ .1 . g m p. .1 I?

Inn! the many Maids and re ' It"! for their kindness dur- _ . _ .. , m ... m... m ,. m, m, clearance clearance . a

WOMEN'S cnowmc onus ' .. ., U

A. Campbell f. their Hill! vi-

fifirmfl STYLE SHOES Ml'l'lES I r - 1.

.- ' V " I during her to R l “a; to my" 33.”. , "' ' xr . ._ d m. rim-Ii Wet. Style WNW?" lakp" "0’" “ll‘k fo' Casual slip-on and laced ties with com- ' ‘ w . j 9 ‘ 3‘ m n" “m ‘ ' " m“ sped" "'IP' (W t Bu ' s 'E ‘ intuition and cope noise rifle leather ‘ . ” > it! 1

elai huh b a. “bean FI- ,. and W. Hi and illusion heels. mamqu th.wmAA_asim:5Q091/r (Not in imprecision Green and Tan and k .‘

end'istyle) msm:5b9.

Cll'lY)\\'N SPORE S'SI'DE STORE M . h The. M": 5.. ltfi — 3..

HOURS .'""' '1- ':r, .m..*;s~ '29.

4.88 1.99 m~°§§§00