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MOTHER BARNES is ha: suede-law's favorite relative. Mind yon, there was e time when Mother's visits sent him scurrying for cover. But that was before her doctor told her that the calfein in tea and coffee was making her irritable-end suggested Posillm instead.

Mozhsrlonsroaan. lrssofall-lsvaaadaed hasrtenlngqlotillnsstanotllineeofeejnstdowe- right delicious in its own right. And Postunl contains no caifein-no other drug that might aEect heart or nerves or digestion.

Posture is nlade instantly, right in the cap, iust by adding hot milk or boiling water. Coats less thsneeentaservinpTryl-‘osmnlsodeyl

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CANADA

YIIOVINCI a’!

PRINCE ID AID ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

flleHthdayofNovenlber AJLIMG In Re Estate of Alberta Jane

A PROVINCE OI‘

‘ 3 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN TH] PIDBATE COUIT ‘Ihezlth dsyoiOotobeLAJLDI-L in Be Estate of RICHARD JOHN

Whlm Boa

__ LLEWELLYN late of d McDonald late of l“ ‘ottetow ln v in Kings County in the said Prov- Queens County in the said Prov- ince. Farmer deceased. Single woman. .

testate. To the Sheriff of the County of

Kings County or Constable or Ta the Sheriff of the County of literate person wi said County ueene County or any Constable or GREETING: terate person within said County

lvlmllzss u n l £3 GREETING" ‘b? 535.5,, “If, “gm?” “Emu,” wiuuurss upon readin u... Q» county ,g,,,,u|d_ , ‘ml petition on flie of Donald citin- _ Temple Llewellyn of Menu non of Charlottetown in Queens

aforesaid, Merchant the Eaecu

of the above named estate praylvur that a citation may be Issued for the purpose herelna set forth: You are therefore here y r

to cite all persona Interested the said Estate to be and all r be-

pee fore the Judge ‘present at s Probate el in the Conrtclgouse

County aforesaid, Attorney-at-law, the sole Executor of the above named Eehte praying that a cita- tion may be lasuod for the purpose hereinafter eet forth: iou are therefore hereby required to cite all persona interested in the said estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House in

the said Province. on Thursday. the coming, at the hour of eleven twenty-seventh day‘ oi December ttfclofik forenooa of u‘ sass: as‘;

o s ew cause any the Accounts oi the id genie ‘should not be passed and e Es- tate closed ea prayed for in laid petition and on motion of Stephen s. Hessian, Eaq.. Proctor for said

Petitioner.

And it is hereb ordered that a true copy hereo be forthwith published In some newspaper pub- lished ln Charlottetown aforesaid once in each‘ week for at least four ‘lgnggguflvn VIIPQR" from the dab hereof and that a true eopy hsreil he forthwith posted in the follow- ing public places resgectLvely

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‘o'clock noon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why Ilse Accounts oi the said Estate should not be passed and the Es- tate closed as prayed for in said mtitlon and on motion of Donald

Petitioner. And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be forthwith pub- llshei! in some newspaper publish- ed in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four con- secutive weeks from the date here- of and that a true copy hereof be forthwith Dusted in the following

flflmelv- in "w hi)" "1 ~° ubllc places . ctlvely namely ggmv goggg: 5210:: 01%: Bl the hall oi the Court House ill

Charlottetown aforesaid. at or near the Royal Bank of Canada in Char- lottetown aforesaid. and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Char- lottetown aforesaid so that all persons interested in the said Es- tate as aforesaid may have due notice t reof.

WITN SS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlottetown aforesaid. the day and year first

Schoolhouse at Willilll Bead afore- said. and at the store of W. A. Poole and Company in Lower tague in Kings County afore- so that all persons interested in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer. Judge of the said Probate Court at Chan inttetown aforesaid, the day and year first above written.

B the Court. "m" wfltun’ B fill C t. (56%).) MARGARET Y lfnxiéAnnT PA%:'r-r

(scan) . . . . . . u. s.) mm 11 1 14 21 41. um“; n’ 5' m

IRONCHITIS ASTHMA WHOOPINO COUCH SIMPI-I SOII Till ' A1‘

Charlottetown in said County. In See?

next coming. at the hour of eleven af

Kinnon. Est. Proctor for said 1a

ii Young April 3

yousboutitfhesad. I've llotabeelslmv hem. I’ sonztokysorrleth Did

“No. vou're not." Phoebe said. “Pleas.- 2o on."

the protection of the working man who nets in alum. The Judae hears the man's story and finds out exactly what's happen- ed. what salary is the owes. Then he amount which he

man hills .

as lens as the payments are kewt un. no garnishment can be ls- sued on the menu's pay envelope. Also. the court invwfiiifllfifl that prey on the they're not

o , could talk on about it for hours. But. anyway. the point is that the small claims court protects the working man and simplifies and cheapens his dealings with the

w Phoebee eyes sparkled. "But that's wonderful.” she e .

"Do you think you can do it?" "I think so. I've talked to Judlze Baker and he's all in favor rousinll

of it It's lust a case oi public interest way.

Phoebe looked i-ilollkhtful for a moment. “But-but. won't all that interfere a lot with your

own practice?”

“Sure.” said promptly. 'I‘hen he frowned. "Phoebe. the he wen-t on in "It always will

the concerns

thin: I've been tellinll v01! 1111013 is one of the newest and most -n- teregtlng developments of the law today and I unnt to have a Dill‘- in 1c " H

“And I'm sure you will Phoe-

"Ben-l-Td love Dietrich movie."

FQXES For Sale

Pearl Platinum (Silver Blue), Glacier, Nerve! slli

ian Platllluals

Standard Silvers,

i! to fill order for e large lllflltsf. Yell era assured of eewbsa yell sail your fare to us.

or eaprees on all ship-

“gayest- fllrs immediately ls 'te:- . "

A e lilte large quantities ofhfuaitrsl. and

.1. Robert llml

(s allies from ct-eé.)

Phone Charlottetown

‘)"l ..\

m

“Well. the Claims Court is for

t vetislnk it A

aesdof IUYAI. CANADIAN SEA CADETS

A nailanal

auill-tsalnlng ring dlslinel advantages to the beyllaed

lllillIlGllE

OF CANADA TAG DAY

Y C

and m em which meant lhe was burstinii

. And when they all in the llvlrla room ai~ tet- dinner she flum the bomb-

shell.

"My dears" she said. "I'm 80in: into the niaht club businedd Rillgb hé-Tp on Lona island."

P‘ ea.

"Wller . "Oh. lust down the road a way. You Aunt Bea said care y. “ opposite the

Prentice M

Palmer Then she

"I'll stand rich’. here." she said. "mv nlaht club. I'll have to al» low quite a larlze napkin: for the cars. of course. And the dance floor will take up the wing on this end." She waved an arm to the east "Solid with windows French windows. In summer they'll stand open. and inside will be playing the bier-lest lazz orchestra you ever heard. I'm lio- lnz to have the loncest bar in the county And tables outside for those who like cocktails un-

Ectopic will simply flock Think of

“But how can you swing it?" "IP11 take an awful lot of money." "I have a backer." Aunt Bea said nmudlv. "Alter all. I lmow sometlslxlr about restaurants" She walked‘back to the road and - em.

years." “'I'hat's true." Miss -Psln1er

ls/ualled. l. you see. John. he

gfnt renew it. this year. Maybe

tco many thinszs on his

“Eel Prentice will E0 stark rav- llul mad." Caro-line said solemnly. “And howll he ever sell his house." Phoebe demanded. “with a. howling night club across the mad? Aunt Bee. he's ad- B-s quiet and secluded." uni; Bea led. "I've tlloulrht of all these things myself. Im afraid. ‘she murmured, “that my nilzllt club is izolniz to be a particularly noisy one."

With smazilur speed the cement foundations were laid. and a noisy hsmmerlnlz began. Bare bright two by fours lutted up from the foundawn. making the huge skeleton of the night club. ,And one day John came beck from vlllflttt clluckeld all

"Thicdlnvvhal: town is laughing

s

that Ed's prize for his propertv arrived on same dav the steam ehov- e did. and he had to tell

c dlzalnsrs were ior s road-

whenitcametimetoputup steam“ add‘); nuaiilnmulii" s“? Bea made a c m

d cw “'

Iran ceremo of only came out herself

with important had

der the stars. Can't you see if? 1V

told Caroline and l0

them at . Ben

lllance at Plloebe's face tethered

her quicltlv "This is

of has

“Of

Rive

RUB

u

Ben. Bh

Ben tell

“I'll want." s|mrsl_>__n John.

brotller-ln-law

limes in , "And then." she said laughing, Mil-No I'd expcct-er—dam- aRes and costs. . . . ‘Illere was a fierce clashlnlz of . but finally Mr. whirled around at Jo behind ’

a shouted. a

W85.

ins. . founded riizlrt. of , "Good for you. Ed." Aunt Bea whipped a Dimer from her pocket. I knew you'd do the truly zen - ous thins your nIanvlveg-w this ii Justina ‘iyittllel “W59 . llV ll 0 n.

rizllrt f "

0 . Prentice scribbled slanature on the paper and Aunt it beak‘ into her

e

thin: the blackly, Bea tucked Docket. ’I‘h “About the atlons. . I presented a little bit. You see, I don't. own ills land. It isn't real XlilV niithtclub

settle about them you'll fie mv backer Bull Y ce "

found

83V

she

The April

rue ‘cllslltorrerowu cutouts I Coupon Base in Police Oourt

them?" Witness: “Yes. that is all I know."

conduotlnc the prosecution,

. Holmes,

property. I won't stand “But I'm afraid you'll stand it." she

for

said. lvoucenmskeitworthmywbile ‘ioluilopfl’

. Hentioe what do you want?” bezlsdlotell youwhwti

Aunt Bea

the past.

WORLD-HS

‘ All fl-Rht

. NUW.

en other

Ed I'm

‘Tell me 888111.. Aunt Bea. the whole thing "1 can't Rut i my She sat with her aunt in the liv- a room. Niiss Palmer laughed. I said that I practically Ben I wouldn't tell?" Brut she went all over it sszaln.

seem tboulzht up the meant to l1

lhat

about the

from his

ins: operations. And h had Aunt Bea to pose as m: real

owner. Phoebes eyes were round and

Aunt Bea fin- miamin was absolute-

shlnlnlz. "YOU

idhed.

ly determined to of wlw for or anofher.

dear,"

at the fl

00f

I want to see heard her

B811

And

into his for keeps."

thoulrht. across the sun.

Iiared.

she looked around at "I want you to Rive my the

these witnesses. way acoss your land such as he d with you many

lid ibis was so funny that everybody burst out leul take

way."

if

afraid

either .

." Phoebe pleaded. l through

whole scheme. He force his fg/tlloer flflkl. way He had used the money he had inherited buv tlhe land and build

RM. u your father one way

1 Phoebe looked at her aunt: she without a word she jum

and mnched to the telephone

Yes I'll meet vou beach."

She sat on the bilz stone on tile foot of the bank. waiting for e knew exactly what she was lzoinz to say. say. She was 30in: io thank for what he had done and him how sorry she was for ever havlnsz any doubts and what she said after- that wool entirely on . Bu”. when he appeared Phoebe that she wasn't a word. She could onlo look

himself

dav smiled at the siallt of them. Oltgllllis can't last.

ANVdWC‘) lvfilfil/k’

L. s. srrvansoa.

Dbtriet lunar 140 Richmond S!!!“

one day previous . ere the fol: sheets?" ~ Witness said “N ," mm”; "1 m; n"; g, On Friday evanln . November Nov‘ 23 Cutcligfe. the nest m. are the four . u. "l: "l. "idem 01' Rock: Point l 6 C ' ness, said the wag“ in hflfddfllfltlh: x Mashhenllé "Can youngst- tbese f“ "ffmizidiifmgitnrilcgzalffapg: coupons e, arv Bros. an a our psned your _ Be 68118117118 m»... ma... 2a, 1m, w w. 2a. ma. - _ "Y" m“ gggd;gfilfggg‘grly_géhllillrgtwcflférigtp . ' ' .. Cam express e n rows-loom» "W" rs» u“ we" '0'" w. s...’ .... ~»-~’- u,» - m»- w _ xxx Pr,“ swam mmm ' thmahwunm ieraa .Campbeil.'i‘hedutyof m“ “m”, “w; m, i; mm “l ed’ t m... 7°“ "' a mail driver is at the best monot- u A t mmwmed "wen" m‘ u“ “uliq "i!" 5W- onous and itsome. but this men camhenmhnutnmudlrlher. Su-lnle "IQPWQ Wwwlfld mil-kt B dell-J “r31. cannot say these coupons mm°‘{,,,,.¢y.‘.".:, "u" 2%‘; wore a smart. new sorlnil mil A deal. You're rulnina . l. Macllsohcrlrs my“; "and l“ and m; wflq us

came from J for it." p» we w ~m~ WW5 Howard Oudmae,

Oarvell Bros, as-id he eon Macmebern "to see .

Asked by Mr. Holmes if he had delivered any sugar to Iawson MacEacbern on Sept. l! nees said Lawson MaeEachern had taken delivery of goods which in eluded four bags or sugar,

More "Well.

said calmly.

presume a right of

rnisssl of the charge on the round that the prosecution had i ed to establish s. prime. iacie case in first it had unable to prove the identification of the four sheets of

u ns. . Holmes asked for an ad-

She paused

Prézatlce _ .. n‘ skirts." he

h. your con- . __ of having unlawfully acqhired sui- sr was also laid against‘ Lawson MacEschem. The date for hearing yuufl] the case was set. for Saturday.

On a charge of having su lied

to Wartime es

link! his Mary Kaye be

pleaded guilty and was fined Moo

and costs or four months in Jail

WALLS

Our troubles may wall us ‘round, But they cannot hide our sky; The clouds may cover and dri t ‘tie

true, But after they journey the blue breaks through And His light shines out on high!

Though ‘the around.

And the walls stand grey and tell.

Within there's shelter and warmth

to spare

And we're safe, content in our

Master's care, Where no evil harm at all!

can 0ft‘ the stones that stand on row Form a ladder to bear us o'er High walls, our troubles through wind and rain.

‘Way out where the, fields lie [reels

smiled . ider-

Bo- to have to amin Pren-

head p -- winds may howl

“Haven't

Bell had

t0

mother finance

t0 the

again, For His mercies and grace are sure!

And our troubles like walls so

May prove to be guides. ‘tis true: They may cause us to lift our eyea

to the sky. Like the clouds, they'll journey on

b . . And oyhren Mayster will lead ue through!

—I-‘. Hazel Fraser. pct. 3. 1945.

that filzht

And then

bed up

vou." say.

Miss "Yes.

THAT Fllll FI-RVQI l5 BRINGING A DOMINION-WIDE SWING ‘ID CHASE

b SAN BORN

d dewnd COFFIEI

s-ble in

after one he slid.

led a little She sent a

r for knew iawi hm»

see Adjourn u Mr. Bell then asked for a dis-

Allrm arl ' a "Presentation \

risen to spend the winter vls- tin re tlves and friends in the States.

sins good couple." A eon was served by the ladies which the evening was pleasantly spent with music and social intercourse. The follow- ing ls the address: Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Campbell Rocky Point, Prince Edward island. ar Friendaz-Tonlght it is our special privilege and pleasure to come here to honor you and en- deavour in a small way to express h our appreciation of your sterling worth and the Mill esteem in which ou are held n this and surrolul n: communities. Our lsesure is mingled with ra- hat you ere going to leave us or a time to enloy the rest which you both deserve and have earned. and it is our earnest wish that you

h b d mfually to carry t ur a o e.

In yzrilll‘ ceapaci: as mall courier ou have performed your ciently and desrvs the

perso and genial allelic tthah won the hearts and es- m o a .

To the school children eager and anxleua to meet you set I drive or receive s1 30):)?!‘ ‘s: yteanttlo:

we ve you bile-f gang Clsyus and there is

than the re-actlon of The older people never seemkd i0 hesitate to ask ou to do a favor— o“ they were leg on and although erhaps did not ap ear to be are fui or ap - le ve we d wish you to ow that we are ot unmindful of these many acts of courtesy end kind- nest.

In the community you have both been zealous and Watchful of the needs of the revolt-in fir!" and sadness the first to offer brig

joy; read wit. fellcitatlons. in churn a II flbl; ways in your piece and could