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CONFEDIBATION LIFE IN- They are easily ‘grown in Victory SUIANCE. zardom and nhollid be used as, much as possible both ra/w and ‘-‘ cooked. They are excellent in bowl salads, and there are many ways to cook than; one oi the best being to stuli them with chqaped meat or meat substitute.

Early varieties can be flown iron: seed sown outdoors. alter the imund worms up. but it is better to start plank indoor or buy themi in the market. The p ants are very- iender. and should not be set out-: idoors until it is sale for tomatoes:

Space the plant sll inchu apart, ‘in the row and Uive them frequent-

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[pf/MS Wfllméy/ __ ». .1 7 and ' roucz cover - at the Police . , o” _ Court on Saturday. two parties v Y charged with common assault were . remanded till tomorrow. A drunl; ‘ ‘ * was lurther remanded till this morning. and a servicemen on a similar charge was turned over i0 his service police. A summary eject- ment case was adjourned till to- marrow.

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cultivation. They like s rich, heavy! soil, but thrive in iiEhter soils ii ,~____ ,,__ ___ __ ieiveii plenty ol water. 'Ihe pepper m“ WWY “my mil“ “"1" ‘mun; sapoiumrimrara. l.‘ none Plant which 11km w“ "W from HI!i.iiiiX_ lor a lew clays on ed mm with a we. fined purse M, and then; it can be washed all with leave Captain Storey. who with Egan m his usual happy mag“... the hose 8nd will thrive the better his wile and llimlly now resides at "banked h“ 1.0mm. asséclates f": m; lg, 5° Glam" 5"“? “"5 Mme f“ their thoughtful act and Téiellild They cmw rapidly and once ihev. a brief period last July. He has m the many years may a m, beam w b," they oonflmnw pm“

bee" serving with ‘he N°rm “mm harmoniously together. Mr. .gan duce iruit until frost kills the plflnisi - _ Srotia Highlanders entered the service m 1900 and has m the “u A dozen plums‘ wlll ureen ‘i-‘er-lzrr; 'i'ii;,~ .:-.::l i;- snug“ - ' _ \- PMNFUL ‘i-[EBENT The been employed ‘in the same de- usually be sufficient lor a l-amllg oi As They Bipen i ’ . y" j ,1; friends or Mrs’ Harry Morgan Wm partment until ills retirement. lour. They have a ong season ur-I

---»—~ E if i" i d di-. in with 55".": -;I.‘i' . Wleggl- "ll" *3 "Fm i° mm m" Sh“ m” W“ QUICK TRIP FROM ENGLAND! 1Y5...“ lziighcoiiloery OTHER; gii-oomcgi-‘een.’ are n0 dirsleises 11x52: " m A lllli: lililr t.‘ “.”i‘.“i'“i. “fiuifii “Q2? smwm‘ - Captain Mercer i. Mullin, C.C.‘F‘.l u, m 8nd the vitamin A come“? ‘m PEP-Yes. I? S "m; m“ ilrartuerinz “iii; leltw will?” Federal candéiflitel for King's County." increases witlgitillils cgangefllhe reg gardens, but i: yolz: l‘ U Mégan had'mfly retumea hams‘ arrived in arottelowli a noon peppers are g y ecorl ve. im- - " same gensr‘ o1 - ‘rday after a very last trip from, gym-e are also attractive orange ' sliti;¢v_

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M" calmrt o‘. “gfgknvgé? he‘ twin buys‘ bom or‘ Eiglaiaiiiglgfrizl: Fifilzllliasy with .1311. with sermon Second ' sf their m’.

sio s at Montieal art-l Moncicn. Mile." The anthem of the mornin: Dutch lJlVlL. _ ran-tailing; DIED OF ‘Njunfékms Sam p e-_ was "Gently Lord. 0 Gently Lead help them , ' ‘ylllltllllfll Ilii-lilatllit 1e Fraser o! Vernon Eddie ms llgllfl; FROM OVERSEAS - Us" (welsh), - Field Mareial Johannes von Blea- . ' ' Q Q Q . Q’ Q p‘ been ogflclauv notified m“ h" cpl, Haddon MscLeod has arrived - The Church School under the kowitz. centred/er or the northern son pie, Hamid Joseph ware;- "ms home alter serving three and a direction ol Mr. RJ. Rupert. Sub- Rhine army g. up. \'.'2§ lmown so ALSO NEWS - NAVY NURSE — SPORTS

l; lll l, ' hall years with the R.C.A.F. over- erintendent held its Bible Study hive orders? mm cl’ ‘ill: “sicker. dflfé‘ £3101; Siggfpgg 3:0 iflsuflafl‘; 5e35, in England and North Al- period immediately at the close hells Dlenst ltlle my ring) to sur- SHOWING DAILY AT 3:15 - 7 - 3245 nocidentill lnlul-les wlllle an (he T108. Cpl. MaoLeod is a son of MLIOI morning worship. render to ‘the ‘Filllidlfln; in the Western Front, Further partlcu- and Mrs. Norman W. MacLecd. Evening worship at ‘I p._m. was normal way It “_.5.'lL__QknQV/)1Lh§,[ lars will lollow. Pie. Fraser went Bridgetown. PEI. also conducted by the Rev. I. Jud- most 0i thrm. il no: a-l were guilt, *---~ -‘——- ~ Overseas with the m Canadian in“) A w ISOXI Livy? whose! epvvlitikixne sgmvg f; l"; ‘fines-dew "m glans H - " _" “ em a 155.11 as: “ "e TRINITY UNITED CHURCH I £23211“! etgliifigigi! Plngsulraéhleafi Army shriiimewfilhgAivgs Rspentbriicgllelilwmies Falls tlsixewlriilihflllDresselcuwxiias themselves ande tiisflpPfgfigd o“ ~ -“_' and . h f M. J l1 services in Trinity uiilleol inOhrist. and that salvation is Gods "OUSE DESTRWE" BY "i"? “l ‘he ‘m’ ° ’ a” “m”

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the eni them. Th i i _ n“ A1‘ CRAPAUD-On the evening when their neighbors and friends the 2:)’ aiisanconductede giusli/Iigs Disguise-l As Nurses - Church 0n $111118)’. MB)’ 27W. WEN Silt through him whom they ilao c‘ May H we home o; ML and gathered to honor them and Mrs. Louise cox, - conducted by the minister who. in "lwlfltd- rm, Thomas Simmons Ora, uud s. A. Murley prior to their de- -------- A large number ol th-2se.inc1lid< . P v . the morning spoke on “Pentecost? Miss 5111? “fig "egyugif; was razed by ilre. Mr. and Mrs. partlire to reside at Bonshaw. Mr. ing orlicers. were zrrcsted a . “noun, Pmduudb m“ 8"“ d"? in m“ 11M"? °i “RPHY u“! 5 n d m?“ chohhs Simmons were listening to till James McPhail capably acted as N r t the first iew d-zys Four women ' Em [in u“ ohwch- 55 W“ u m m9 9x‘ M° iamimd" ‘n “J t I 7.30 news broadcast when neigli- Chairman B1111 81m‘ B 18W i"!!! among them were found wor .1 _. lgermlflhgél ‘Elke ‘iiunii; $5M‘ “fig?” w“ “'5 B“ burs lnlormed them their llue was gimnarks lciflllted upgh Mfi-dgvhsn as nurses in the llospizal--lhey h ' er emp a - . s o a , " - on fire. Within a verv short time v rinse O PM 1111 a "e5 9 been provided wiih Rid Cross pay. . G-SONG the people involved in Pentecost u crowd mu rihered‘ but desnlte Mr. and Mrs. Inman, and Mrs. Phnned I a books EXTRA i 1 COMMUNITY SIN we“ on“ . 8 a II fl an nary people who had been. ————i— efforts with the use b: the ARI‘. John McPhail i0 read, n11 BddLS-l , Officials of u. Ru; c _- l l,‘ TALES 0F NOSTRADAMUS ' CARTOON under a period oi preparation, lin-- apparatus lrom Crapaud and Vlc- to Mrs. Murley in which was ex-l were summoned f0 a coaxial}; ally made ready loi- an expression Personals $91-13 m save the house, ll; w“; pressed the good wishes or all; _._. discuss Suppl.“ and trwtment s; slipifemenliiiilhértiirthte risen pm- ___ llzumgdthlo the! groutnld. fin u be- xplrsggrsli-wa: prilélgiltilélizgmiulguasit’: l L AMsTrigiliAiM. May as - (Rem, the sick and it was rozicezi that ' ‘ w ° a "5 5 - l MacRae Flat River. five e orsn o e re was .n 0 - ers) — o transmitters hidden some oi’ ihsm v: e avlnz sun =_~ 9'1‘, JAMES CHURCH The choir sen the anthem Dr‘ Am" ‘ . me flue n15 worm {note lwg of honor bv Mr. Earl Moore l-lrid h .1 1 ., l . ,. . Y AND ME’ ,, ,. l l ti t in the Prince Eduard - y o ..i r _ . be ind the w. Ls o Dutch hous.s p.cic.sl_i. Inv . revealed “MM” LAUGH Hm.- naiui: ——— Paws I L88" Willi Y" Iilrngefleorlspital suffering from it clue to the uniirins more or the Mn Nicholas 611115- Mr- Inmfllf». aha under floors. iorsed payhooirsl that they R150 m» Jnbzrs enha thThe relrvlce bwagh corgllicteg g1 em, bran“ m“ as me result o; a lull people oi’ Crapaud and surround- on beltilall ggdhérgiseli mad Mrséssgd‘ EM a cammuymld M“ to emu“. ring rnn e e. . . ~~ - ,. n cmah ex . 1V5 hghifrnégthuutf‘ a? htgfi.‘ EViIIgABBB-T Be last. who vdellver- biglclrnla orievsgilzilaentafige" m her home‘ ' is; grliscirliitgusgiiloldunlijirttilglees with iriignreergt on having to lealpve Alli-l m’ g mzxfl flhitlggg‘; ggngggnsmmgaisaggeirk‘ W1 Mve .. . , c l . _ - _ _ um Kfifile-v bison nowenlln e_ §§,:d“.‘,'.'.°".’..:§‘$ fif°$éiledifi°llfii gigewgg; gnwyglieflegn o; -——-——— gjlfgldimnlyecgfgie,,°'.,;“;=,,,,‘;;*;§‘§2“ l‘.{{f...._s“‘i$.°.._ °.{‘....i‘.°_.°‘.l?§...gly ‘no-vow Maw-i who m l-vlne hm mom n we cinema» in oi»- Thatsaiillieceliiliflyn envlflfil” 9M§uy the beauty o! the 1.6m our God lniiilllerenceoalookeg month: gr ..___, _..- ——— " plied and lhimked ‘hem “m “d E°g"§§€‘iv‘f§i'£”i.1mir'§iii'$’i§°§o”§£ g; g8 Spies Wm; it)? n?” "'12." Vifiw ‘m e“ -- be upon us". In order to lullil our 1 ta . ' FAREWELL GIFT-A leasani invited them to visit them intlieir ' Elma“ QITWE BY. 00. W and M5" ‘he new laugh not’ stall“ duties as Christians it was neces- p" m” o! m“ Con’ Pemrs chflb CHARLES Il- ' f ncglm; wok lace 1n thepgyqlg’ new home A dainty lunch was We“ "n" m‘ w“- mund 1° b‘? Pa" 0T "l? SM‘ 0P8!!!- 1 Lug Gracie Fields. Monty Wooley any that the characteristics o! lenge was directed to ilhe men oi n; m h b FM n - ' ' Served by we ladies 1m.’ the w” A combined intelligence and ter- inzllbn. They quickly found them- ‘ nd Roddy McDowell, and sche- 1 t d d k1 d_ Judea. and Jerusalem. tile-t they I16 he 5 0D l‘ BY i1 BFMQII l t I is’ e m1. systsm w“ run by m“ Gemvm selves m the c2115 w or“ “d” “l m” 511i °»"§“§5%n°'i» ‘élifiié? s in "w" =""'" m" "M w" MILLA 3¥."°’.‘..§2.’é‘?‘..‘.‘" §§.“‘l..‘€“8r who. l‘?.l2....§‘...’f‘“5u.. mi mo». “m. h... a .........- l Edward Thwm‘ ‘ m, n“; tune down in Psalm 103. The choir un- cer ml§fiw¥ 9‘; ‘was called to me Shun “on lmmir- mg oi the National Anthem m-limlilflfll 0011M!"- Wiih 5431mm? ity caught together with their full .1 Tvllem“ “gm m: t be for otten der Miss Lillian MacKenzie Muslp, W5, 5“ 4,; com L National Director, United 4am business" on lfls un-lval he brought the evening to u close, by concealed radios. The Nazis iil- equipment laid or lr-lr lristructi f’ m“. the“ '.‘.°"§."°°'M;.,l,§ony~ Baa. rendered the BHTIhEmQIflBB-riprgwse"! son mgmd" p110’; olffcfil‘; steelworlms bl America hound a 11.111150, or the empioycesf _._____._. sued instruct/ions to their rink in to carry on their vlnrk hirer a‘: , .- hilallll’ m» H n wooue; Lord aha Father or Mlillkind"lMe¢Lg°d'g rlgllghigr n. u... ov- wiu. Spurn; lawaitinl; him and LL-Col, P wl THE BAPTIST CHURCH J-Iolland w conceal in: radio w-l war . mama Flqkutbmdiun xtleldm cross (Fletcher), the soprano solo being; pnjng Mi nnnulu iqlchglggrl, Stu. 'McNevln_ D C M general lorofi .,_ l paralus alter the war in order to, bum-l clvlllan, “m. ' quad h, - Zliuifffid‘ rorgance hi what the taken by Mrs. Beck. Two bsp-liiehtfwrs the preacher, anddzhe B Wldnwlev 8-15 Pm- man at once read B, comulimeni-l Morning lwrship it the Baptist. carry on the system in pe=°= lime-r enter the sriy rim by r ihreet-

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AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN

Writing in the "British Medical journal", speaks as follows in the issue ofjanuary l5, i956: "In. my experience, the oral antigens have been mostly employed for cases ofCatarrhal infections, rheumatic Conditions and catarrbsl enterocolitie. Clinical response has been quite definitely marked." This important statement, however, heralds the dawn of a great release for Catarrhal suiferers.

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LANTIGBN is no: a ent Medi- Usually the first catarrbai infection is due to the

cine, and is devoid o drugs alto- ,‘ oi‘ a simple cold. Rapidly the infection may ether. LANTIGEN is a Dissolved spread, and deve o into severe chronic inflammati

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organisms which are peculiar to blocked. The secretions which are d siodgad by the particular disease ' ' _ ullowin the noes may oleen fail back into the throat treatment. Contains no live ma. infect e tonsils, and result in acute laryngltis anci They are all destroyed by iseolv- inflammation oi’ the throat. Maddening head noises log. thus releasing the antigens fre uentiy make the caeerrbal patlenfe life a mine . contained therein —- the natural LATWTIGBNWPOraI Dissolved Vaccine will iiic y

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