Liaise..- .4 . . .

a ﬁm- Family Deserves Ayimer Quoliiy

Girl's Maniipe To l|ncle_'l.ega| i

PROWIINGIL ILL. Mo! i8 — (APi-A Providence father whohas fought for iive years to end the martian of his deuahter t0 h" uncle wea told today that a 900- yesr-old Biliish law established by King Henry VIII and based on the Biblical Book oi’ Leviticus makes the marriage legal.

Archie anith. assistant sttorney- general. admitted today that a1- though the marriage oi the 2'2- year-old womur and t-he 44-year- old brother o! her mother is strict- ly illegal in Rhode Island. there is nothing he can do about it.

The couple, who have no child- ren, went in Nova. Scotia to marry. Smith said. Investigation of Nova Scotlsn marital laws showed that marrying within families in that Province is governed solely by s. British citation. 32 Henry VIII 38.

That citation mentions the Dro- hibitiomn oi the Book of Leviticus. which forbids boys Mm mmym their aunts and B1116 1mm 1115"?‘ ing their iather's brothers. but says nothing about e 811i marry1ﬂ8 h" mother's brother.

since Rhode island reooenim Nova Bcotian laws, the attornty- general cannot declare the mer- riage of the niece and uncle void, suiith told the father.

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SPBINGHILL SCHOOL

Grade 1x: 1. Bud Enmen; 2. Chnrlino Frost. Grade VIII: 1, Ethel Frost; 2. Wendell Dyment. Grade V: 1. Bobby Dyment; 2. Betty Frost; 3, Lorna Grigg. Grade V: 1, Bobby Dyrnent: 2, Alfred Frost; 3, Ronald MacAr- thur. Grade IV: l, Ellwood Enman: 2. Marlene Enman; 3, Eunice Enman. Grade III: 1, Elwell Grlgg; 2. Sidney Frost; 3, Ernestine Williams. Grade ll: 1, Marilyn MacArthur; 2, Enid Paugh; 3, Ernest Paugh. Perfect attendance to date: El-

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Cavendish " W.M.S. Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting o! the Cavendish Auxiliary of the WMB. met at the Manse Wed- nesday evening May 4th.

Hymn 688 - 0cm, let ll sing of s wonderful love, followed b1 the Lord's Prayer in unison, open- ed the meeting.

Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call ze- sponded to by each member re- peating a verse or Scripture.

Owing to the absence of Mrs. Ira McGouhrey, our Temperance Secretary, Mrs. Milton Green read a. letter from our Preabryterial Temperance Secretary, Mrs. Wil- ired Craig. As a result oi the let- ter a special collection is to be taken at our June meeting tor the Temperance Federation.

A letter from our Presbyterial Literature Secretary. Mrs. RI’. MacAusisnd. regarding the order- ing of our annual report book was reed by the president.

The box of clothing for Over- seas Relief was listed and made ready to be sent to Toronto. A number of articles were contrib- uted to the box for displaced per- sons, but it was decided to hold it over until after next‘ meeting in order to give others the opport- unity of making u conribution.

Our Jun-e meeting is to be hell at the Manse with Mrs. Olaf Ste- venson as Worship Leader and Mrs. Ira hioﬂoubrey and Mrs George Gough on lunch commit- tee. The president i5 to choose and offer prayer for a missionary.

Our community friendship sec- retary, Mrs. David Johnston being absent, Mars. Ernest MncNeiii re- ported lil sick culls and 6 hos/pita! calls made and 9 cards arm.

The Worship Service was con- ducted bry Mrs. George McCoub- rey using the service given in the Missionary Mourthly. She was as- sisted by Mrs. Ernest MecNeill who read the Scripture, and Mis Bernice Axeworthy who offered prayer for our missionaries in Labrador and Newfoundland, ss- specially mentioning Mss Henri- etta Campbell. The leader read an

well Grigg. GAME DISTANCE

Oape Ban Antonia on the west- ea-ntip oi Onbals aafa: from, Port oi’ Spain, Trinidad, as New York is 0mm London

SPECIALS

The Peoplés (lo-op. Ass’n. Ltd.

NORTH RUSTICO. P. E. I. FROM NOW UNTIL 31st MAY. i949

article from the United Chu-rch Observer. The Light Shlneth in Darkness by Du‘. Foster, telling of the poverty pf Itgly and in their desperation they were tun-ling to the Waldensian Church. the only hope of Italy. Gifts to aid this church may be sent to Dr. V.T. Mooney, Treasurer of Rind for Overseas Relief. 410 Wesley Build- ings. Toronto 1B. Ont.

Mrs. Lorne MsoNeiil Rad ‘The lady in Blue". the story of im- migration Wonk in Hallfnr. It told oi the joy and appreciation of these displascd persons as th'y received a bar of soap. a tooth brush, tooth paste, ocvmb. wash cloth or towel and the delight of the children in recevlng n gully coloured picture. dolly or icy.

The president drew the atten- tion of those present to a rcqwst from Dr. AJ. \Vlls0i'l, editor oi the United Ghurch Observer for men's good, clean used ties for Britain. Hundreds had been received horn all parts of Canada and had been sorted and shipped. but their siook was all 2cm and they need- ed more ties for Briufn. Bring t‘ea that your dad or brother or son

DEVON PEAS, 2 cans for 25c; or $2.75 per case oi 2 doz.

til/AX BEANS, 2 cans for 25o; or $2.75 per case o oz.

YORK TOMATO JUICE, 3 ca.ns for 29c; or $2.25 per case oi 2 doz.

DICED BEETS, 3 cans for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29o

STOKLEYS TOMATO SOUP, 3 cans for . . . . . .. 25c

AYLMEWS BEEF NOODLE SOUP, 3 cans for . . 25c

CLARK’S PORK and BEANS, 2 cans for . . . . . .. 29c

BEAVER CLAM CHOWDER, 3 cans for . . . . 19c AYLMEIVS PRUNE PLUMS, 2 cans for . . . . . . . . 39c ALBANI TOMATOES, 28 oz. tins, 2 for . . . . . . . .. 39c

UNSWEETENED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 3 cans for 29c MoCREADiPS SWEET MUSTARD PIOKLES, 24 oz. 35c MAPLE LEAF and CRISPY CRUST LARD, 2 lbs. 39c

Any of the above items may be cancelled without notice when present stock is depleted.

NOTE

We carry a good stock of floor covering, and at proeent we can offer Lancastrium 2 yards wide in many attractive patterns at $1.00 r running yard.

We also have a good stoc oi Shoes and Dry Goods at very reasonable prices.

We are glad in announce that we are now in a posi- ﬂon to extend in the public a. complete delivery service. We suggest to anyone living some distance from shop- ping points to 'phone or mall us their orders, thereby saving themselves very valuable time during the busy season. Orders oi this nature will be given careful attention.

Until further notice, our store will be open irom 7:80 A.M. until 9 PM. each week day, to accommodate anyone who may desire evening shopping.

are not mtenring to the June meeting. . y Following a season of s lent

prwvrr and prayer led by our ‘~ "w rnrv-VM rinsed hy singing tswo verses of "In Christ there is m‘ W:st"' and lvlizpah benediction. , A rlelcious lunch was served 1W Mrs. Aiircd Moore and Mrs. George MoCoulx-ey.

liner Lady Rodney Docks Al Montreal

MONTREAL. May 18- Maitinl her first visit here since Novem- ber, 1M1. the R.M.S. Lady Rod- ney. trim BOOB-ton passenger ves- sel of the Canadian National Steamships, docked here today fol- lowing n voyage from the British West Indies.

Aibonrd t-hz- vessel were a nuan- ber of passengers returning from the West Indies as well as a group from New York and the New England States who em- barked nt Boston when the ship called there last Friday.

Commander! by Onptsin A. Le- Hlanc, 0.13.151, and mnnned by an S. I. U. ore-w, the ship carried a cargo of sugar. molasses and other West Indian products.

The Lady Rodney which saw service as n troop ship during World War Two was returned to the C. N. S. from the Department of National Defence in i946. and made her first post-war voyage from Halifax in July. 1947.

Her return here today marked

'1' l»! E_ GUARDIAN»

SLACK SUITS—

Small and Medium only.

fawn. Waist sizes 32-36. .._._... Separate SLAOKS 8.95 to 19.50 Sella-rate SHIRTS by Tooke, Arrow & B.V.D. $4 to 6.50

sronr SHIRTS—

Long and short sleeves. “Sun Valley" in plain yellow,

wine, rust and blue. sleeves.

5.50 to 7.50 Plalds by “Westex" 6.50 and 6.75

Long

Colours grey and dark

cannon-crown

ll seer... 2

Wear the proper rig ‘on your ﬁrst holiday in ihe country. 1'

We're oiiering all soris oi vaiuasin Casual Sport- Clothes — for every kind of outdoor aciiviiy — Mon. come in and see whal- you should be wearing lo gei- "line Best results and i-he mosl" comfort oui of your day in ‘ the open. .

Jecite+s—7.50 ‘lo I335

. . . . . $13.25

LADIES’ SLAOKS

In Alpine, Flannel and "Woodwind", in colours grey, brown, green, black and navy. Sizes 12 to 20.

4.25 to 7.95 , LADIES’ SLACK SUITS- In Alpine, Flannel and Woodwind in all the newest col- ours. Sizes 12 t0 20 8.95 to 17.95

GIRLS’ BLACKS-

Cotton drills-Alpines and wool materials-in all the shades of blue, green, brown, grey and wine. Sizes 7 to l2.

2.50 to 6.95

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Basket-Weave: . . . . . . . . . . .. |-.50 Mercury "59" 2.00 Cai-elina-inierlock . . . . . . . . . 3.00 Rayon Jersey i.75

out Jdciiei!

13.95 '

"Duniblo" showerprool Jackets-

MING CROSBY" -Wine, Brown and Oiiva

some.

isniiied bond and culls - awn T0

From Satin Pullover Jackal: — Zipper _

Neck, Two-tone — 9 I

W-ine and Fawn

MGDRE a. MPLEQD i___.imi1@d

the completion of 2'16 voyages to the Caribbean since her maiden 51111118 from Baiifax in 1929.

WOMAN PILOT STICKS TO POST OFFICE JOB

EDMONTON. May l’! - (C?) - ' One of Curadds few women pilots qualified to “fly anything with propellers" is going to keep right on- with her stenogrsphens Job at the Edmonton polt office.

Recently licensed s: a transport pilot, Margaret Llttlewood figures or; apo many "boy pilots" looking for jobs these days for her to want to crash the field.

"But it's a personal satisfaction which I dreamed about l0 years ago wire-n I first started to fly." she says. "I didn't know what a

r t licence meant then, hut

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._ HAVE A REAL oto-FAsiuouso FiIH FRY! /

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l lcnew it was the highest rating a pilot can get. And I wanted it." Margaret, who ﬂies ‘ifor the fun cf it” at the Edmonton flying club whore she took the instruction that qualified her. says she's happily adjusted in her position of we Itmosrapher m p- mane. A. W. Gregory.

Hwlns flown since 1m. the trim aviator has loﬂod more then 1000 hours since she first left the ground at a Toronto airport. Since the! time. me he: flown st Trenton. Ont» where she received her illliflltliﬂi 18th] 1d hnl brjlngd E3332.‘ ...""'°“.'..‘° "' "m"

e mu -engin craft also now takes tip. e

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LISLE HOSi-Coion Pinto and

ma. Sand. Sim e-iof/i, Pair 98c z pr. iron: 2 pr. 3125.93‘: '.'?‘.".T§'"..‘.°T°.'I .... .. 45¢ TO 59C g'.%$'s':§I-2.zp.i: Y;'.“.".'J.i.'i"§5l"..?'ff?fff.ff’f'?."."....... 59c ems’ COTTON stacks-cam llua, Willi

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Clearing n, oeeiu

Look Over These Items 0f Interesting Values For Friday and Saturday

Woman's Knitted IAYON PULLOVERS -- Slightly soiiod-"WmhoblW-lonnor price $2.75

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Snell lent. woman's WTTON HOUSGDIESSES. Slsasil-lo-ll Only.

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Monk Basement éiill.."iif.'.'l.”i‘.'ir’f'fii°""'. 4.25 . 4.75 . . - s 0 e e 0 0-0 00000001

M ' KHAKI HANOIOERCNEFS 20c it .11.’. - 356

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Man's Heavy WOOL SOX. ”leoi

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Men's SHIRTS I: SHORTS-Reel value- Reg. 95c. Clearing or _

Men's Light Weight COTTON GMAROINE ZIP JACKET-i- Coion Ton and Drown. Sisal 36 to 46. Reclvoiuoar I

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