Only

One

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tastiest?»

longs

l l ' The ‘Fihos! in the loud - £305. LIMITED, sr. STEPHEN

m; m. .

0N special occasions, or any occasion, _ a box of Ganongb says- for you: "I'm thinking of you. and I want you to have the ﬁnest‘.'._,

the choicest fruits and

nuts and flavourings, only the

purest chocolate are good enough for Ganongb. Give Ganongb, the ﬁnest in

the land.

of these days-soon we hope

-we'li have Ganorig‘: for

you every time you ask.

P€>twQ~eoQ>eo<Qc es

Ellen's Diary

Bl’ an Island. Farmer's Wife i,- tcontinued from Pug: 2i

“'7 ~~ h~~_..w__-__. . Lliiﬂiigi iouid IICBJ‘ the sound of '“lll"h-([_-‘ guiding the teuin. James ‘ ~ lee-s and ‘Ha\v‘s" Wrlh his.‘ k I_ ‘Miﬂltfllhlf! wonder if tiie lh:h"\v"l’€ B: well acquainted with “he Pf Rilidance as once. I ....;.. hf“ “terms. him =i w- HHP“ hurried i-n to tell me. dillllk Pl!‘ 3.9-" _he “Iauls a m‘; ‘fbilfillﬁi. Then \\‘llt‘ll she m,‘ (‘i of font. volunteered to .\ i to hlni siie fetched back

lie. usndgi M you re like an Old dog m‘; ~“ho hhVEuflhVILVK behind lllf‘ 0n you re ivantcd!"

ioriiur » Sh“ ‘mh iieil to ciiiiclzie merrily -»~ th "iP-hefore goi-ng back to

daflglifiiise across the lane and her nigh‘ ei en then asleep for the Md ~ "Eli the evening shadows not then come down to lnuiil] "if "Went hills. a

zmhlcfiii! rcmiiis or the leaf" ‘din: Lefty men In ours and an "m1 ti community have been re.

‘hvisnd suddenly called away M, wr accounting. Farmers. the "n We. both of whom knew ‘M ‘a J:glu8glr;éllllrtt>dlly 121i; toil - ow s "M811! furrow, and p “m Wﬁfk- Knew also the labor

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We farmer's lot and to bglsncs "“ ii-innhess of being Iii!- roiinded by ones own acres -and

_. . Je- aiid friends. Both r.- - elderly. but the man from our neighborhood was especially “iiili of years." "One of the last. of the old settlers" James said. sad

,Janir~s' kin. and it is so pleasant ;‘.i\.I" ed and able to talk about these i. r i-iir. ll'i\\' long gone but still ‘remembered so reverently in the corner of ones heart. Ho knew illLlCll about. the community's early history. but presently the grave iwill I'|l)\(‘ over his i-liiy and the .richcs ni his erliii-ated mind will he Iiisi to the y-oungoi" generations in the district. He has gone now like n graniioid tree that is rooted deeply in the soil that has nour- ished it but nt last yields to tli \\lll(lS of ifllt‘. Or perhaps jus tired at last and iveary with i-arcs oi thi: long. long road. well content" to lie down to pleasant dreams." Kindly men. the two,l and this i-s the part those who go i beyond our ken leave behind to linger in mfmorlcs of lo-vcd ones.l Wordsworth, who wrote so deIpIyl ‘of such riches described it ‘ “That best portion of a good man's lite. . Hislittle, nnmel acts

Oi kindness and of love.”

But aye remembered. now that

I ess. unremembered I

suddenly folks are called upon to

_v~ i i ilidl with fc-lks, Interiysi- l

g __oussouus ‘i? Q49, - - -..9-.*..‘.;

IIIII mm nut um“ , , 80m hiloii

BIITIAI. IIIAIIIII

a tau htonlt. sons-us;

ouwsyonlonusssssm: loonhluuhoo. Fﬂ‘

olllvoooltoowollﬂlﬂlllli- mums-nuns

"i" ll “run vmnsnus n,

M Plano nos-nu i UPIIIAII mo. i _ sss Goon IL | _

i

annsllrs um. Phone u. ‘cssswsu. for Photiolrlphl.

Lady Kitty was quick u, 05""; .5 ""1 B059 lri her husband's voice. She iild 10M Brown oocustzmed to his domineering nslnngr, butt this new expression was sung- ilhiiis nutaiy different. u; gggmgd even moi-o confident. o! himself. ,even in his indecision.

"Dqknds on what?" I'm rkrd.

WI CAN UUIPLY "B11100" galvanised fence while our stock

HOWARD Mum“, “mu lasts. Fennell 0s Chandler.

Footwear st 115 Queen and“,

DID YOU GIT YOUR IIAII u the - Wealth tickets?

n. JOHN’! PBISBYTIIIAN mulch, asissst. Services sin-tom, June 15th. will be as follows: -i Morning worship at 11. Evening st Flﬂﬁlvli- . 1.30. Rev. E. c. mus. Minister. °'_'_ "W" l“! I choose in my ‘here. came tuck in, "p1,; -y;u

oavsmnssn urns-an cnuncn. w I've been duina Mme explar-' —Publlic worship. Stmday. June iris with the crew and 1 find the‘ 15th. 11.00 s. M. Holy ccnimuniunileiwd uninhabited. I'm going tol in csvuidish. 1.20 P. M. New: Glas- m. whims ti. haul out a Ufllonl gow. Rev. E. 1". Coffin. Minister. lJack and String it, 11p i0 i1.“ ﬁrs,

mandamus mm with o Smokrg i Set. Toombs Mush; Store,

ssurrcu omss sum Juno isui. For Plrtlculurs cAII Mrs. n. om.

“5TELCO" WOVEN FENCE - We have iust received a car. Ren-

nalm over thexe. rm my. q m“ d‘ mumdler‘ C 0 RN W A L L_ P A S T 0 R A L annex this place; caii it ‘Pogngil; CHARGE. — Services Sisndisy. June _I5land.' "

PHONE SAUNDERS 1800 for Iroup and wedding pictures on location.

15th lire u follows: Kingston 8 PM. ' 0011171811 7.30 P. M. 8. 5011001 11 "I Km,‘ A vhf. A. M. Miss Stewart of West China:

Dm You GEWTT You“ SHARE _ will speak in tihe interest of W.M.S., Lady KittYs lips parted in sin--

Th-e _ w.ea1m Helms? Rev. J. R. Skinner, Minister. nrdngite lgfﬁgd! at we . l ,, IIAZELBIIOOK. UIGG BAPTIST 51.. Timothy-Sq tone gm‘! “"035

OONTIDEHATION LIFE IN- OB

“TRAN PASTOI-‘LATE. - Scrvics Sunday. mink m.

lime 15th uiai: 3 P M. iiazelbrook '"‘°'““‘d slew-W h?"

for ever and that. of course, W115

"_-— ‘ 7.30 P. l\‘i. Subject: "A miner's . AT Youa sanvics Arnfaat Task?‘ Sulfide-i’ 5<"-\°°l WI" "m" e’ 1 Th2” ,h‘.»‘d""' em“? Coil Cement". Phone 249s. ' t1 A .M. Mrs. Jack MaCRaF will ' i “i '" ii-"ﬂi iiiid lacy

L A_ Kitty liad grouui accustomed y, W957i"! DPPWV Mid uriar‘. (‘lDlhCLl

Iii her elevation in the social scale‘ rayon -- BONSHAW BAPTIST m: dmlzllmllhlﬂk moi-s rin- her it‘ PASTORATE. _ Services f0!‘ siuu, _ c?! ed his to izratity a de- day. June 15th, are: Albany ‘I1 AM. 5'" f’ _ 0118 Fliliidlrii! to be the. Westmoreland 3 P. M. Tryon 7.30 ‘lfiﬂﬁﬁﬁjl 0f a wardrobe of extensive P. M. The Male Octette from Tirin- l‘! 111911510115- ity United church, ohoi-iotietown. t Sir Timothy turned sway to may will render o. number of selections‘ o a member of the crew, and Lsiiy_ at the evening sergicec A‘ emit ‘lbielttty twaillced slowly towards the welcome to a . ev. . . .i 0 DI! mi- i I51 . o!‘ . sh ' i 1e l M!“ er Sir ﬁwvhlljiedmshli-irilﬂsrlf: THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCl-Lventure in that light; if Ye ierillyl 1N CANADA. - Sou-vices for Sllii-kthougilt himself a pioneer expiorm.) day, June 15in. =5 "Kauai-Mt she couldn't very well Stand in his? Stewaft 11 A. M. Hlghﬂeld s15 light‘ Lady Klily had done her! P. M. Maraihitleid 7.30 P. M. Sunday ‘Share o, reading she i

__ ‘_ had a sketchy". FOR FATHERS DAY’ mu u_ ﬁlclgdloghelyléﬂflgtvﬂgéiaorﬁagignfggi; idea of how the liknPiie had been-

sortment. of Cigars. Pipes, Edge- Vbum “Pi “"1 We" “wilful Pill-let wortlrs Tdbaoeo and Chocolates stl 2'15 Pam‘ R“- Nmma“ Ymmg Island was only very small it gave‘ Jhnimyi Tobacco Store. 1mm“ ' he!‘ 5 P191551"? 111F111 10 think that

ising at evening service. Rev. 555C315‘; CAKE SQLL _' Corbett. Minister. iotfihmanw. Saturday afternoon. Junel

MILK DRIVERS and others are notiﬁed not. to Lrcspag on me grounds of Prince Street Sclmol.

CIFIS FOR nani _ Engligh Bimolds and Brief Cases. Toombs Music Store.

NOTICE. - Our Min wiii 6105f‘, at. 12.30 each Saturday during the months of June. July and August. Wm. Condon d: Sons. Charlotte- town.

- MENT-Mr. Al B. cannon or SCOTLAND. _,M§j’,{,‘§,’,‘§,‘ wood Island?‘ a..- Services Lord's Day..Iiirie15i1i.1947_i ‘mmcpg {he engapmam n; his Brooklyn 10.30 A. M. Klniross 2.30’ .' H‘, mrimne‘ Mam“ u, P. M. Bircih Hill ran P. M. All Sef- ""5? e‘ ‘ b" u ‘on o,‘ M“ vices Standard Tzizrie. Danlel camp e ' ‘ -'

Saunders and the late Philip Saunders of Charlottetown. Mar- riage to take place in the ricer future.

‘yet a few more miles 0i’ territory to ti"! Empire on which the sun neuer sets. On t-lte other hand sir Tm- othy must at. all suede-d from his idea oi staying on here for ever. The island might almear bubbling with rcrnamp pt, ‘the mcment. but London. even i5 i _____ ‘meant. an uninteresting stlccessio‘ . “'0! Parties. and theatres. did a: lu.§.ﬁ‘.i....§“s'.'?.‘i.”.”; iﬁfiimiilo ‘"%~'>*.*1°‘d var-ew- she was bi i» I ' . . _ thinking along these lines When a i- l 15"“ (n V‘) as mums’ New Gus voice hailed her nuivma nrvszn United oiuiroth sow 11-00- Bretielbme 3-°°- Fwd‘ ~31, 1nd ' z , Charge: Services on Sunday, June PYICW" 7-30- Ymm? Peaple.“ aw“ e o’ y Kl ty welcome w

___ ; , h . chm. ed ‘he nyusiG a, our island.“ She turned at the 15"“ a" “5 l°ll°'ws' Nmlh Wm 3g evuglrﬁms Se§ve1ce_ Gram, meets sound of Claude GreRLrltCs vo.e:.

NORTH RIVER PASTOEATIL- Services for S/unday, June 15th are ls follows: l-‘airvieiw at ll A.M. Nortih River at .'i P. M. Kingston 3.30 P. M. Rev. Athol Roberts, Min- stetr.

.she had some smaLIfpsx-i, in adding‘

BDSL; be DH‘- l.

and Hunter River 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. I. Morrison, Minister.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Servlcesom Sim- dav. June 15th will be as follows:-

. Wood Islands 11.00 A. M. Caledonia

3.00 P. M. Murray Harbour 7.30 P. M. Rev T. A. A. Dilke. Minister.

June 15th. St. John's. Crapaud,’

lChurch School 10.00 A. M. lvmmiizig

Prayer 11.00 A. M. St. Elizabeth's,‘

‘Springﬁeld. Ohurcih 5001001 1030' l

A. M. Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev. B. Tream.

I

CHURCH SERVICES. - Service, of Sunday. June 15th. Cross Roadsi 11 A. M. Alexandra 7.30 P. M. Spec-

ial l-‘athers Day massage at both services. Rev. Sterling B. Stack-

} house.

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I

| 11 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. Nine Mile

fSunday School will be held In Win15 sloe South in the morning at 1t].15.l ..I. lieber Kean. Studcint Minister. ‘

;Mc. and Mrs. P. J. Callagiham. North Wiltehii-e. announce ment ori their daughter Mary Iielan Irene to Leo P. Mcisaac of Ghat- “ llottetown. son of iviir. and Mrs D- A. Mclsaac. riagego take plaice early in July. l

i Ramsay _ _ nounces iihe engagement of their i

ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs. Arteimas Belts, Cuimmrlaiicl, announces the engagement of her daughter. Emily

that another link with his Ruth to B. J. Devlyn of Vancouver. past. has been severed. This man | B. C. Marriage to take place in that knew “my father" and others of ' city in the near future.

CENTRAL marsh. - Servicesl for Sunday. June 15th. Canoe Cove, Creek 1.30 P. M. Clyde Riveir s. s.| 10 A. M. Mr. Donald Nicholson will be the guest speaker for the WMS.

shire 11 A. M. Haimrpsihlre 3 P. M.|

oneness SERVICES. - Sundashl The

goi- Bible Study and choir practice at one Nioiholsion home on Friday night 13th. s. w. Ha-Yler. Minister-

FUNERAL SERVICES -— The

her lute residence 1n Millvieiv. Rev. E. R. MucVicar conducted the services at the house and grave. pallbearers were Messrs Aiphonsus McIniy'i‘e_ ‘i. J. Morrisoy, Dingwell Jenkins, W. J. Storey. Wesley Acorn. and Earl Acorn. A large concourse of sorrowing re- latives and friends followed the remains to the Pownal Cemetery for interment.

SUCCESSFUL PLAY -- Caven- dish hall was iilicd to capacity on Wednesday evening when the Young People's Union of Trinity United Church, Charlottetown. presented the play “Anne of Green Gables" under the very capable direction of Mrs. Ruby Houle. C. D. A. ‘The play was doubly signi- ficant being dramatized from the famous story written by Lucy Maud Montgomery whose birth- place was Cavendish. The Young

tPeoiplels Chorus rendered very fii- i

ting selections between the acts. Miss Oaylene Craig sang two solos. "Through the Years" and "Smiling Through". Mrs. Helen

Spock] offering. service n, Clyde, McEachern was accompanist for

River at 7.30 P, M. T. W. Goodwill.

Minister, Rev.

WINSLOE UNITED CHARGE-J Evelyn Matheson. Ena Day. June} Avis Prowse. Audrey Watts. Peter ioliowsz-Winsloe MacDonald. Fred Norton Willard NOrlh 11.00 A. M. Princetown Road' Brehiiiii. .

Father's as

Services for 15tih. airs

.00 l‘. M. Winsloe Souitli 7.30 P. M.‘

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-

the engage-

i

Cherry Valley. Mar-

ENGAGEMENT. —— MI‘. and Mrs.

liardy of Mon osc. tin-i

the evening. Those performing in

the pluy were: Connie Martin. Wilma, Watts. Grace Diamond, McLeod.

YOU CAN

o-ratérﬁ:

RIIBBERSEI’ BRUSH

every other mourn.

daughter Laura Edith to Mr. Dean l B. Robinson. son of Mr. and Mrs‘,

He had emerged some tall, feathery grasses quite seven feet in height that grzw on ,a. slight rise in the ground. Like Sir Timothy his arms were bare {iﬂj

'funcra1 of Mrs. G. H. Jenkins was his shirt open at. the throat. At ‘llﬁlfl on Tuesday afternoon from

that. moment slie felt. that there _ywas something oddly magnttic about him. Aboard The Lapwing he had given her the impressizn of studied lndolence; as though hard physical movement. was utterly re- pugnant to his nature. His eyes were astonishingly bright. The ‘muscles in hi5 neck rippled a5 he laughed. -

"Thank you." she replied. ‘Ths is a surprise, imt it? I ns-ier thought we'd find 1t. so soon, dd you?“

ing down upon her.

i "Find what?" he asked.

I "The island Ml‘. HYii/On was tel‘-

ing us about," she replied. Claude Greatiix laughed. 1t was

not a loud laugh, but a inugh that:

held a certain contempt. j "Surley. my dear Lady Ktly.’

you don't. believe all that stuff and

‘nonsense? Why. tihe island Hyltonl

was chattering about was some: magical affair that was supposed lto change our characters, and all‘ |that sort of rot. No, I'm aifisili ‘Hylton has slipped up on that |‘de iof his yarn. 1_don't feel changed myself and I'm cerialn you don't." | Lady Kitty did not: reply im- mrdiately. Slit‘, too. was puzzled. "Inn not. so sure about that.“ told him seriously. "You say ‘you are not changed, and yet I see a chiiiige in you. You're dlficrciit l..._ill.‘.b as I'm different. We're lziil onus different frc-nt what. we liver-r- last night. Snrley ;.ou iniis: see that?" y

Cl-reatrix did not laugh, but the

,gastura of his shoulders was QW-l

qitent. ‘ “Of course. if that's how you Nell about it. Lady Kitty. it would De]

pingollant of me to differ from 1011i 'But don't. let's think about it. Come’

I 1n loving memory of my rice: son James E. Jeffrey, who was drowned June 13th. 1M4.

Ilelsnotdouroursh-rling

from between.

i A puzzled frown suddeniy settled! on Greatrbrs face as he stood look-l

In Memoriaml

YOLI - CAN PURCHASE AN APPROPRIATE GIFT FOR DAD AT OUR STORE

S. A. McDOHALUS

4 ragga-runs:

FATH airs

u- JUNEMIS

Give him something lie likes or needs-ii isn't how much you spend-it's the thought that counts. Showing you op- pieciote and love him will make FATHER'S Dciy a real duy of cheer for DAD.

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of excellent to

construction. 5 Oi '0' '0'

Neckwear

Thousands of plain and figured ties of full generous shape

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knot. O O ‘l’ O

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Hosiery Cotton, cofton-ond-rayon and wool”

sox specials! They oil look smurf and fit wonderfully well. Eocli, pair-

590 u. 2.00

COO-Ii

Hat}

We hove o fine collection of Hofi,‘ classic and beautifully conservative. The finest of felts for oII weather. A ieqisift...fiii Britt- .

2.50 u. 17.50

along with me. I've been doing ii spot. of prospecting and I've iolliid

the highest. point 1n the islaid. ivhere we can get a grand view."

"It's not. very far, is it?" she in- quired. "My shoes are only thin, you know.‘

“That's all tight. it. isn't so iii‘. and you needn't \\'Ol.’1'y l-lbfiui i/Oill’ shoes."

Greatrix parted the tall grasses for hei- and Lady Kitty passed for- ward eager as a child being con- ducted throiigh 750915115-

There sec-mid no ending; to the litll grasses. Gi-roirix uuiiis l“ front. to irampl‘? out a wilt’ i“ be?" At. last they interred onto s srriiiii plafgau of CIImEOn-colottre-d ink and then began to climb to an eminence just visibl: through a bf"! of trees beyond.

"I think it's \\'0iI\'lCi'l‘J'." lnriv Kitty Stllfl as they iiieiei i~'i‘\'~"*l"l- By the way, have sou ~ren Mi‘- Hyltun this moriiiiis?"

ipaniiiiiitiO 9H 0.1m

ATTENTION FARMERS l i

WE have just received' o shipmenflof Cow Watering Bowls and Stunchions. of these would be well advised to obtain them oi once, us supply is limited.

(Mrs. N. Twool of Charlottetown“ Mary (Mrs. Albert Kaye of Char- lottetown) and Naheii (Mrs. George Sadde of Toledo. lbhio).

In Memoriam

MIR. JOSEPH ZAKEM

Several grandchildren also sur-

"Tii l . ML “mph hum’ 51' °1 m“ vlllsuneral services will be held ‘m’. “led ‘uddinly l!" Tuemay from his late residence at 3M

night. Born in Syria. Mr. Zakem liad lived in Charlottetown for many years and shortly before his death had visited his son, Albert, a short distance from his own home. Walking back to his resi- dence he suffered s heart attack anii was taken by his grandson, who was. accompanying him. to a neighbor's home while he return- ed for the car to drive him the rest of the distance. Mr. Zakem died before the grandson return- . Cll.

Surviving are his wife, ‘the fiornicr Znriplie Rinaih of Syria. l four sons: Salde, of Montreal. and lAlbert. sdyim and Taffy of th t city. and

Grafton Sh, on Saturday morning at 5i. Dunstaxrs Basilica. thence tc the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

WINCHESTEIVS SADNT

Si. Swithin was the patron ssinﬂ of Winchester Cathedral from thl 10th to the 16th century.

BLACKl-lE-ADS

Don't s ueeze blackheads »-- dissolvl them. ct two ounces of peroxint powder from any drug store and apply gently with wet. hot cloth over the blackheads. They sirnplyi dissolve and

is , three daughters“ said“ disappear by this safe simple me hod-

Anyons in need

Until tomorrow - Diary —Oood-

‘mkliis liiiis hour! which is ni-ght.

David Robinson of Charlcttelnwn. i Marriage to take place 27th J1me.

Ho has only stopped aside. To gsso upon a fairer shore A, homo beyond the tide.

I For only s. ﬂsln veil divides II He is with Ila every day Cheering u and guiding In the some sweet my.

Inserted by Rh Mother. and Brotheru.

Sisters

F o v I I 0o rl. olioirs. walls. radiators or any household iob there's I Ion - wearing Rulsbouot brush that will o it batter, quicker. with loss effort.

In Memos-hm

In loving memory of our door Husband and Father, James E. Jef- frey. who was drowned Jllio 13th, 10M

through But ‘tho oweotnelo will linger far-

"B! As we treasure the huge of you. lnlortql by Ills Wife 1nd tour Children.

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