I t r lack of P k lIlflm$ﬁouonly halt-mt l. m, um. n. unlru n i-r-niw- i‘; bile to dllevt (node and hem w.“ pod “no: day. Wu rruy inn headaches. ind potion, bilmuo- "nut-s "aIwnYl-ttted" fceliﬂl which

1"‘ to lppt mire. $141131; to u blliﬂttker. peprvler jay” akin; llLl-I BEAMS-the lrttﬂl remedy for lteepuq It. W y-mbio. It'll! lemma quarts oo n . ﬁtvdlllegeencey Bile Bean! at M“... an make in your "not? the in do‘. BILE BEANS Ira thqlargcat- w r "hiigfaz. iiiii-"iug;

norms-m MISSION BAND MEETING:

n; 55y meeting of the Holman

Migion Band. meeting mot at Union Road United Church on June lot. Meeting opened by singinz Jesus bids us shine. followed by all "pawn; the Lord's lorayor. Res- pomivo scripture reading was taken gym paollnl 103 ‘which was led by m‘, w, Hoary. The Bmlzieas pen ind followed with the residing of m; minute; by Marjorie Lamont srhicli were adopted. _

Roll call was answered try by 12 members and two visitors. For pro- ‘rwyﬂig Juanita llnrdy gave a rcci- tatlon entitled God‘; love. Iioirzcti Duffel, gave a reading. Talk to me of heaven. Mildred Ilnrdy a rcad-

, big, Could I be called a ifhristiait.

Programme and Commiitw- for m“ meeting are Mriruwrct and [mics Gill. Dean Rnvcnhill. CnllfC um was taken and HIIIOHHIGCI to I8 cents, Cioslmi: hymn Snvimtr like | isi-iapiherd leads us nnfl Brneclic- tfon brmight the meeting to n clnsc.

us?

ll flll or mice are invading your use. there's no time lo loose. Gct “MUST”

gens-erotic

i susooo NILI - tliekiller ..r vermin. co your

oeiﬂltontonseil tool

"MMSF"

lhiiif=ilDi©@ r Zmuz ... around your lieod . . lzruzzlll 2 Ne, t’: on muquilotlutworfi bile you, Iysnre nun; "MUST" SKEE-DOO No. Z. a

IIVIlll of all ﬁshermen and campers. Completely Ill! for the amt tender skin.

. a Want lo In mlly sire lo mosquitoes

lad blli ﬂiu this ulnar? Just sprud ltlleol llllﬂiifllllllli] “MIIYIMSKEE-Doo Slotioolyour Dill WUWlll

‘ Neil dub‘ s ﬁzz. moths, mosquitoes,

lflIl Ind lmpvllllr llllll “MUST” SKEE~ D00 No L Spray il timid your house and you nit no a insect for dlys snd days.

lK EEEIQTQ

t: - . 5 0U! lreltllenl of "MUST" SKEE-DOO No. 5 lotion is usually errourli lo rid one umplolely st’ bud lice and nits. You may never hr: to use it yosuulf, but remember llio nun ‘psi is mo.

6 TH loll! Iorlor protests liis cattle,

poultry Ill other lltlllll! from insect an- Mrucu with "MUST" SKEE~D00 No. i Xmue il is I lo S tiltu Ilolo powerful tlms 011T. Try it, you'll ﬁnd it more elective.

rMMW?”

ESEKdIZEsIDZQE

7 FARMERS! “NWT” SKEEDUO NO. I

duel Io h!!! and stable: v/ltal No. I docs I‘ III llltollllllr ﬂies, rloaqttitool, vmps and "U! lIlllIl —Inily, surely, solely. economically. ‘U: lltll duly spray ud you ma’! see an inert

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IQYIOIIQCTI. MIDUADIAIVAI.

llltllll TAXI. Phone II. ClAlWIil-I. for Photqrapba.

IIOWAID Iolﬂrlll‘ Fitted Footwear at 116 Queen ltroet.

OONFIDIIATION LIII I.N~ IUIANCI.

AT IOUI. SIBVICI Arnhst Coal Compuy. Phone I08.

JUNE SPECIALS it I117‘! 5"“!!! Parlor. Whelan Building. 1T5 Grafton Street. 89-00 Oil Ind Creme Permanents for $5.00. Hume 236. Open evenings by appolntlnont.

WE IIAVE RECENTLY unload- od two lane shlpmontl of window glass and ore te-mpornrily Well equipped to tako care of our cua- tomers requirements. Holman: Charlottetown Store.

HERE FOR CARGO-The con- torted Flirmlle. “91", owned by Mr. Grant Graham of Gosperolux, is expected to arﬂve today. The vcssel wil take on a load of farm produce for Cornerbrook, New- foundland.

CITY POLICE COURT - There ware six mcn charged with being drunk rind disorderly at the Police Court yesterday. one of whom was iiricd $20 and costs or 20 days, an- nther bcrng remanded until Thurs- i753‘ and a third remanded until Wednesday. while the other three were remanded untii today. There WEIR also three cases of drunk and incapable‘ one receiving $10 and costs or 20 days, another $20 and coils or 20 days while a third was remanded for one week. A man charged with obtaining money undcr false pretence: was remand- cd until today’. A woman charged under the sanitary Act for having a dirty yard was dismissed.

NOONAN-TURNEIL NUPTIALS -A quiet, but pretty spring wed- riiniz was solemnized at St. Peter's Church. Seven Mile Bay on the rimming of May l4. at 8.00 tfclock

when iifaiy Teresa, daughter o-f Mr. Edward Turner and the tote Mrs. Turner of Hops River and Thomas Lorne son of Mr.4Jamea Ncolmn and the late Mrs. Norman of Albany were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Rev. W. V. MacDonald offit-iatcd at the cere- mony. The bride who was attired in an aqua suit with black acces- sorles was given in marriage by her father. Miss Rosa Turner, sis- tcr of the bt-tde was maid of honor and wore a light blue suit wi-th navy blue accessories. The groom's attendant was his brother Ells- worth. The groom‘: gift to his bride was a pelrl ronry and prayerboolr. His gift to the maid of honor was a string o! pearls. Thobridai party accompanied by Mr. and rs. Charles Mclvor. uncle 1nd unt at the groom tour- ed the Marltlmes. The bride and groom returned on Monday ovenlnl to their home in Albany where n reception was given in their honor.

Personals

Mrs. Lloyd Kelly of Halifax and little daughter, Barbara. Ann. ar- rived homo by piano Juno 4th to spend tho summer months with her parents. Mr. lnd Mrs. I-lenry iviallett, of Norboro. Her hus- band will join her later.

Mr Jack Roop of the Bank otf Nova Sculls. sta-ff. hove: for Brooks, Alberta, this morning on promotion. He ll a son o! Mr. and Mrs. J. Mi Roop, and an overseas veteran, Ilc will be greatly missed hero. and all wish him furtiher sue‘- cess in the Banking profession in his new sphere.

In Memos-tam

. "_r '

In loving mensory of ha. S. Dun- ning, who passed away June 17th. 1M6.

The heavenly gates were opened. A gentle voice said 'oomo"

With faravvelll left unspoken

no calmly entered home.

Inserted by III; Wlfa and Sons.

Mill Ill-AI ALIXANDII B058. B. N.

Funeral services were hold on June 2nd=|t Cooks Funerai Parlor, New York. for Sarah Alexanders Ross. R. N-. a native of Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

.Miss Rosa wu o [reduate of the Auguotana l-fospltsl. Ghieuo. Ill. For the past twenty-four yours, Miss Ron has been m esteemed head nurse o! the New York Poly- clinlc Hospital and Medical School. an.» had glvenl of her beat to the care and comfort of tho sick un- der her charge.

The services were attended by Professors. house doctors. friends and many fellow workers all come to show their respect and to take. frriai ioovo of o nuruo when inborn were a credit to herself and to her profession. And now with her earthly stint finished, and the world bohtnd hor, she appeared beautiful and an st peace as w! tiled post. hlr so that she could take her ﬂnll leave of us. 5hr was laid to root in a lovely spot ln beautiful Woodlawn Ooh-rotary.

The grave itself a garden is whm loveliest flowers abound.

Since Christ our never fading life. sprang from that Holy Ground.

Lord through the grave and [ate of death. my we with ‘rhea lﬂsc.

To u: eternal lute: Boy of lloﬂ tn the aha ‘

PIIOI! UAUNDEII IMO A: about! woddini pictures on

PROPERTY AUCTION!!! -'l‘he Purdy property at 116 Kent 81.. was sold yesterday by public auc- tion. under a Court of Chancery order. by Mr. W. I-I. Benton, and was purchased by Mr. Gilbert Gludet for $6,300.

ACCEPTS POSITION - Miss Nona Bruce spent a short holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Munroe Bruce. Valleyticld. prior to her leaving for Edmonton. Al- bortl. where she has acccptcd a laboratory position with thc Mo- bi-le Transfusion Service of the Canadian Red Cross.

TRANSFERRED — Dr. R. J. Mc- Clannhan. of the Dominion Gov- ernment veterinary scrvlcc. is being transferred to Mane-ton. N. B. Dr. McClenaghan came to Charlotte- town from Montreal six years n30 and with his Wife and family hove made many warm mendships.

ON HOLIDAY VISIT — Mr. Reginald H. Dingwcii of Sault Ste. Marlc, Ontario, rctircri Canadian Pacific Rnilivay Conductor] arrived in the City 'I'hurscta_v evening en- route to Bay Fortunc. to spend the summer with his mother ill her cottage. Mr. Dingwcll slnppﬂl nrcr- nlght with his brother. Mr. V. Leigh Dingwcil, 310 Etisttiii Sircvt. It is ten years since Reg. hits ticcii home. and he looks lfll'\\’?ll‘(l to his holiday wFth great pleasure.

GUARDIAN

(‘I081 lﬁAbt K100i. Report tot the ....I..i.. of Ila"

‘rm: cmutrxrrrsrown

“I GUI “I l Mitchell-Latins!

U") d Milt-ch. 3

Grade V - i Melda Bennett. I»

Baptist Church. June l4 at 4 P yshwn- 3...!"

M. the contracting parties being Frederick Gourde Mitchell Mildred dhtrley leturircy o! Mone- ton. N. 5.. both of the Maritime The bride is the daulhter o! Mr. and Mrs. Max- well Leturley of North Trycm. The officiating olerlymatt was Rev. C. Corey. of Neodham, uncle of the bride. nttended by her sister. Mrs. Helen siierrcn as matron of honor, and Prank A. Johnson Jr.. cousin of the bride, acted as Dnvld Clark and Georie Dawson were the ushers.

The bride was adorned in tvnry slipper satin with finger-tip veil and carried a bouquet of Ameri- can beauty roses. honor wore blue chiffon and car- ried a bouquet of Talisman roses.

Miss Lois MacKay presided at

Miro John Wood. 2 Marie Str-wart.

Grade III -- 1. Austuia Kriincdy, teqtnit, 2 B11171: Kennedy. 3. Mlrleno Baldcrstcn-

Grade II — 1. Evo Wood,

Grade I tat -_ 1.. Jean MacKln-

Contral Airways.

Grade I tbt - 1 Dorothy wood.

Perfect Attendance: Blake Wuod. Raymond Sir-wart. Leon Murphy. Em Wood and Jean MucKinnon.

Teacher - Bryer R. Jones.

ORGANIZER I IIARGED

MONTREAL. Jun» l5 -- (C?) -— Jacques Casgrain. law-yrs‘ ind or- Unltiid Packing- house Workers of America (CJOJ Saturday vtas ordered for June 19 on a charge of conspirccy and grievous assault. arislrg from an attack bv five men last Wod- nuday night on Georg-s lifcrcler at his home nt Cihrnbly, Qtl‘. '

CaFgrnin. a former -§PCIUl.lI'y of, was arrcur-i with ‘ut a warrant Friday night. as he re-i -‘I labur rally at St.

The choir sang effectively “The Lord's Prayer”. and durinz stating of the register Mrs. Fralk Dixon rendered iecllngly "I Love

where the quests were received by Fnur otltcr mPn are Ming heid

groom's mother of Rexton. N. B on me same chnrgih Mrs. Russel Clark, aunt, ____ bride, and Mrs. Wilfred poured. 'I‘h0se serving were Mrs OIIZITIES Robertson. Misses Phyllis

AYR. Scotland — iCP) ~~ Unusodi tit. a. family rrsidcitco years. the ISTO-built Glenapp castle owned by Eatrl of lnchcafies home is being converted in part to tur- nishod apartments.

Numbcrous and beautiful presents

from rim “lat-Moo Wattle

Jl ~kte Gard. l]

ifmnty-Flvo Your:

II@CIUI. Juno l! - Pei-in! his first visit to Iloncton in I’! years. W. A. Ilacdonaid. promin- ent contractor of Seattle. Wash" and Mrs. Macdonadd. accompanied by his brothor-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crosby of Medford. Mum, spent two daya in tho city tut week visiting his brother, Major D. A. Mlcdonald. general contractor who II recup- cntlng in the Windsor Hotel otter a major operation performed In the Moncton Hospital a month ago.

Mr. W. A. Mncdonald. who wu superintendent on the construction of Moncton‘: Main street subway. expressed pleasurable surprise‘ at the extensive growth of this city since he last visted hero prior to going west, to the U. B. Pacific Coast. He considers it as fine a city of its size as any to be found, and while hero had enjoyed moet- ing several old friends.

A native o! Wheatley River, P. E. I., Mr. Macdonaid is a grad- uate engineer of Manitoba Univer- atty School of Technology. ‘Jlfhile employed on the Moncton subvvll contract. he enlisted in the second battalion. Canadian Expeditionary Force. at the outbreak of the First Grtat War and served overseas tn France and Belgium until the signing of the Armistice, attaining the rank of captain. Upon demob- ilization on his return to Canada Ln 1919, he left shortly afterward; for the Western United states, icicat~ ‘mg in Seattle where he became associated with the Axwell AshWElI

Twist. Corporation ventilating,

plumbing and heating company, 3,: civil engineer for 20 years, when

We Ilpnnlo, too, Need Repairs . . .

O You hue nus who! a rlphawa . Aooopr Isle no» llde reinvention will do sonod n vice-uucludin‘ dwolling. the recommendation that

Vi; not the technique he may give you so bring his prescriptions hero, to

thin "Rcliablo Prescrip-

tions" Pbarmacy, for care-

It anrwish your physician ful. precise c mpounding.

TliE JENKINS PHARMACY Tim unxntt store

,.R.._k,,,,..,, N, Chlrlottetuwn, P.l.l. - - - PHONE 219

he became n partner in the firm. Three years ago he acquired the _.__ entire company and has SlnPQ rmt- , Rfpnl" q,- M;- ducted the business. Besides heingi nreﬂdgtisoastjhgreioéimcéinfhfﬁ Lf-Od. 2. (scald Cfilwyl. tsgctﬂstlv? vtf vywrlzicr trlumbers ‘lllrwvs, 2. it... n11. l e a e 0 as mg on. _ wit... d,

- ‘ " ‘- i Y" 2. vt- vi Thursday IOI‘ Prince Edward Is-' ' l“ land where they will spend a tcw. Grade I. __ L weeks. On their return they plntt i 2 $3,451“ to remain for a few days in Itionn- , 5m..." ton before resuming the lifHllO-l ward journey to United Status. (While 0n the Island they will~ visit their sisters. Mrs. John A, MacCallum, Bracklcy Beach. and John R. Nicholson. Hunter it wit? n

After luly 2nd McCOlI-FPOIIIBIIHC Dealers will i... identified by thel Texaco Sign —

Red Star, Green ”T”

From that date, our dealers, who have been known in the past aa Red Indian Dealon. will In known

as McColl-Frontenac Dealers.

'I'lieae conveniently-located McCall-Frontenac

_‘ Wherever you travel on the North Amorlomi Continent-and In many other countries too-thin Texaco Sign is the world-wide trade mark of petro- leum products of the highest quality.

that LIcCoIl-Fronunao

Dealers will supply you with gasoline and lubrloanta. developed through the research and resources of the IIld-wido Toxaoo orgeninoiol.

Dealers will be ready to give you better service than over

before. Look for the Texaco Sigm-Red Star, Green "T";

oa/u lJways we[cont¢ 41'

‘Miicutt-Pnouriimic DEALERS

McCOlL-IRONTENAC Oll. COMPANY LIMITED

BROOKFIIILD SCHOOL

}. Grade Vii! — i. Katherine Mac-

Grade VII ~- i. Eilcilriey

(irziiir: ill —— l. Wiliziid Wood. ‘ 1 x iiet Wood, and Brwc»; ltinci-cod, 2.