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THE GUARDIAN.

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MONDAY

"'A trained group of drivers will rave. 50 percent fewer accidents iililll those who learn to operate a rar by the self-taught hit or miss nethod." said Mr. Charles Hop- zood, secretary of Branch of the Automobile Associa-

the Maritime,

us were Mr. Edward Haywood andlesnn of Bristol in Mr. Patrick Mullen was injured. The passengers, how-lat-t-itlent at Bristol at ever, suffered is severe shaking up;l10USe Mar Lot 40 and were all taken to the Princelliorh Edward Island Hospital for exam-iwiliiess inatlon. After treatment for sligntiB1'i-1101. and shock and minor injuries they u'ei'cl3UFdf'n. who said all released. They were Mrs. Hay- llm WM flPHll- A f'0l'0H91"S

and

neither 1 said

which she there had been a shooting railway sta- Piniiock and the immediately for arriviil met. Dr. that the Vic- jury

Const. left DH

Ill0n DI AITIPTIC-"I. during I vieek-.wwd' M11 En MMLBRH and M”, was suninionsed and viewed the A. Feigiisori in the first car, and 1101133

md visit to this Province.

He was lieie in connection with; M”. Mun”, and

two

daughters,

A rnold'sl

. R - ii "fl, l()UR NEWS BUDGET for OUR SATURDAY SUBS-CRlBERSi,l

THURSDAY

Mr. Lea Seniple of Charlottetown iwas elected President of the P. E Island Pharmaceutical Association at their annual meeting held at City Hall last evening which was lwell attended and presided over by Mr. Roy Boates of Sumnierside.

The following delegates were selected this week by the P. E. Junior Red Cross Committee to at-

lll 9110” 115 1119 V"'5l”10"31 SCIW01 Shirley and Patricia, in the second

:0 organize a class in driving to tit-1 in with the plan of the Provincial Government to have all seekers of

vehicle.

TUESDAY

Mr. Willitirtl Kelly, one of theitend the Red Cross High School? Krcillcst h0I'S8mEIl of tho pastlI.eadei'ship Training Centre at three decades, died suddenly yes- Sackville, N. B., next month: Miss

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BIRTHS TIJRNER-At the Prince cuunty Hospital on June 15th, 1953. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TUrnPI'. Kensington, (nee llelen MacDon- ald) a son, 6 lbs. 4 015- MaoQUARRlE--Af. the P. E. Island Hospital, June 12th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MacQuat-rie. Nine Mile Creek, a. son. George SICDIWIL weight 8 lbs. 14 ozs.

HOGG-At the Prince County Hospital on June lflth, in Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hogg lnee Helen

Small, R.N.). Wilmot Valley. 8 daughter, 8 lbs, 2 nzs. XWORTII-At lllE Pl'ilIt'(' Iidwartl

,lsland Hospital on S2iliirtiii)'. -111"” tilh, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Worth, Cliarlotlclowii. a son, (ltandy Charlcsv. 8 1118. I5 015-

MCINNIS-At the P. ii. Island Hos-

I drmnz meme tested" i The resignation of Councillor

Aiituninbiie accidents yesterday,T' Dr Mmrlso” nnd ""3 3pPmV31 writ. eight people to hospital here,” 11” ”pend1l'1"'9 M 3" Ilmuum with minor injuries. Six were re- "5 1" 530-000 '9 P"”'1de W31" and leased shortly after treatment. The 5911'””lI' mcllmu 1'3 an "93 W931 other two patients were held DCll(I-,0! Du” 517991 11'9": 111'” 1191115 OI ing x-rays to determine the exterit,1W511l955 119311 V1111 M I pfrhgjnjm-195, .meeting of the Summerside Town

in the first. accident a truck col- C0l”lCl1 1951- 9V9ll1l1E- llded with a sedan near Vernon M-'i.WF WWII-'P PXDFPS-fed River. Mrs. t;. McPhee, wife of thelzru at waiving the driver of one of the vehicles, aiidllll T6-illlllalloli lllmli Mrs. B. Coacly, ariother passgnggplor Morrison, whom, he said, in the same car. 5llII9r?dliljllrlPsjlll1d been a member of the abniit the fare and legs. They W9re1C0lllll'il for the P3-ll 17 years. lie takcii to the Cliarlottetoviii llos- Said 119 ll-all ll9l'!0"?l11.l' llilke pita) why” me (U11 gxrem, Df thpil-Fullll Councillor Morrison by phone

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Council-

lnluries will not be known unu1 in the hope that he might recon- ihr completion of x.m3-5, The sider, but Councillor Morrison driver of the other vehii-le involved had declined and it aPl1911FNl nas air. G. .l. .Vla(cD0naid of ()rwell.l1lt'.V would have to rPxrelIu1l.v Cove. ,.'ivcept it. The niolion to accept in the second accident two cars Uoiinciilnr Mon-isnn's l'P.(lgilz'lll(lfl Inn, on the St. PPTPTS Hlgliwayiwas moved by Councillor Lid-

near the turn to Dalvsiy. The driv- S10"!- That Harris Leonard Arnold came to his death at approxi- nialely 11 o'clock, June lst, at

Bristol, P.E.i., resulting from

GE

Solution To Llsl the first witness, stated that II Saturday's Crossword at Sourls from Mrs. Daniel Malli-

DAILY CROSSWORD

lead bullet disrliarged front :r umauugg lgun in the hands of his gum mam! piizra Basil Arnold, also of Brit- lamna (Elma Jul. was the finding of the cor- IHEE EEIE ,noer's jury at the inquest. hniii Eliilli lllnllllitia at Morell hall last nlglit. Cor- ? Hmlllfi Elllll Ioner Dr. Arnold Burden, SI. Pel- ers, presided, and Mr. S. S. Emu muma Hessian represented the Crown. Const. John Miirrant.

tei-day. Stricken ill at his home wltli a heart attack. he passedi away en route to hospital lierci from Buiibui y.

A son of niinther of the Pro-' viiice's most famous horsemen oil ipast. years, the late Hammond1

51300181 Kelly uiio campaigned nvcr Mari-110W”. C811 R9l'n01dS. Montai-rue and

time tracks with his never-to-bel forgotten Colorado L. ltc has borni at Biiiiliiiry in 1899 and grew up1

lflll” with a. licritage of liarness racing.1m” "llpllmllls

lProbably his most. fiimous i'acer,1 Itllld certainly the most beloved byi iittns, was Millie Kalniuck. a niarel iuliicli bet-anie almost as much a; part of the racing game as Mrl Kelly liiitiself. .

He was It director of the Pro- vincial Exhibition Association and, played a prominent part in its, operation during recent years.; lTllP late Mr. Kelly perhaps has” leien better known as a liarncssy lracititr driver than he was as an. Iowncr-trainer and his services lwere sought by owners from all parts of Eastern Canada. ,

V'L'EI).VESI)AY

. 1 Senator J. Walter .l(lllPS was

srimielected president of the llolstciiil low gross honors were taken by

lblresinn Association at their annual. meeting held in the Vocational lschool yesterday. i

1 Comrade James S Walker

was elected President. of the 105tli.l 1Battalion Association which was

Souriii. established last evening followinglmnn Mm-no.1,

the first get-together of the Bat-,1

telephone call had been l”l'f1ItIYP(lpif'lllDTl since they boarded the Car 3-psut,-my R bean supper was

plferry at Clirirlottetnuii 37 years ago this morning en-rniite ovcr-' seas. I 1. Prime Minister St. Laurent is scheduled to visit Charlottetown between the hours nf ii a. m. and 2 p. in. daylight time Wednesday.' July 1. according to the. official itinerary released yesterday to lIlCl Canadian Press. The arrange-I

Jean Skerry, Tignish, Miss Eleanor llaywoorl. Summerside. F.divard l.e- Ci:lll', MlSil0U('llE. Miss Joyce Mau- Kiniion, Prince street School. Miss Suzanne Fraiicis. Rocliford Square School, and Miss Betty Notre Dame Academy, Charlotte-

Miss Rebecca Jardine, Kensuigton.

All high schools in the Province were given an opportunity to sub- to attend this training centre. Home and School Assnciatioiis, the schools tlieni- selves, as viell as the delegates are sharing the expense in connection with this conference with the Can- adian Red Cross Society. It is the first of its kind to be held in the Atlantic Provinces although others have been held in the Western Provinces and in Ontario for a

i(elly.1

piml on June 16th, i953, to Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Mclnins. Chill- lottetown, a son, Latirence Scott. .7 lbs. 15 oz.

'and Mrs. Charles MacKen'1.le, West- nioreland, a daughter, Mary Louise. THOMAS-Mr. and Mia. K. R. Thomas. London, Ontario, tnee Margery (loriiil. Stinimerside) are happy to announce the ar- rival of their chosen daughter, Jane Roberta, June (l, 1953.

AFFLECK-At the P. E. Island Hospital on Jiuie 13th. 1953, to Mr.

iniinber of years with very siicce5s- ful results.

---The result of the mixed two ball foursome competitions which marked the official opening of the Sumnicrsida Golf and Country Club yesterday were:

Low net, won by Bob Wolaver and Blanche Hogg.

Robert Holman and Nettie Leod.

Special prize for high score was won by Beth Hogg and Jim Har- i-is.

The sealed hole competition was won by Irene Silliphant and Nor-i

Mac-

After the close of the contests: pull on by the ladies of the club.-S.

Almost. one million pounds of fish has been landed this season at Eastern Packers for processing by the draggers operating out of the port of Souris. Mr. Paul Gal- lant. of that company stated last night. that. the boats were Pll,Im'- ing exceptionally fine success this season.

There are five draggers operating

men!!! IN 701” 11 l3F1l'910 1l1IWh9011;out of Souris with one, Snuris No. following the Prime Minister's ar-12, also ,,.m.kmg M POMS in Nam

M. Campbell, MILLAR.-At.

ACROSS - 2. Greek letter 19. Grouse 1. sheltered 33. By way of with nogk 4. Half an em lard umnm lgmujuu , Mm-gel. '5. Adiamissel 20. Sloave- ' I , ' ' 9. street . Ullllifl 1-" '-"imam algmnm urch'n1! 6. Mischievous garment

0. City imp.) person (Arab)

2, Region 1. Metal tip is. Cook by 33, A mp M; on a shoe searing

lglgngi 3. Bundles I4. Act in

4 ;IxFrR::,, - .. ;.(n':-:1" zsru” , Yam-rlayla Answer

8. Sloth! ll.ArabiaI. manner, , 83. soviet aewo gr. Barrel gnelleav; ls. Ancient agency

strips )8. Elephant? 26. Full 85. Observes gg, vvun 3 long tom; of beau 38. Constel- Q1 v.'.-mug 1!. Pier 1!. coat with latlon gum gold - 89. Apex I. A son 11. Live coax 40. Evening of Aggy" ll. Kind of tpoet.) )3, ponder Instrument , make 42. Exclamation I6. Alloy at ' copper and sin I7. Contlnuollt sound of a drum 38. supreme Being 29. Opera by Verdl 30. Bug :4. Part of ”io be" 35. Cunninf he Extinct, flightlesr , bird (N. Z.) 87. Declared definitely

40. Subsidel

4i. Weird

42 Affirms

43, Knocks

44. Qumt of

brawn i am. myth.) 7 now)” 1. Printer'l mark .

DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to worli it: A X Y D I. B A A X It lsLONOFl:LLOW one letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the three L's. X for the two 0's, etc. Single letters, apos- trriphies. the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

Aoryptogroniquohuon CIP QVP BD IYVCBZN TV SYFP FKUQP CB CIP TZPVPRC IBQZ KRH YCV HQCN-POPZVBR.

Yesterday's Cf,l'pf0QlIOIe; HE THAT DOTH LIVE AT HOME.” AND LEARNS TO KNOW GOD AND HIMSELF, lN'F.ED'Ffl'H N0 FARTHER G0 - HARVII.

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rival by plane from Saint John. He will participate in a Cont:-d-1 eration ceremoity in front of the, Provincial Building before leaving for Sydney. 1

Gnwnerl in white, 39 graduatesi of Notre Dame Academy were. cap-3 ped at commencement exercises, held last night in the auditorium. The Most Rev. James Boyle, D.D., Bishop of Charlottetown, present- ed diplomas and Premier A. W. Matliesnn performed the caplllllxi before a capacity audience. ; '”x'ou are stepping forth into at larger classroom titan you have, ever been in before-the classroom: of the world,” said Rev. Bernard; Quinn, O.M.I., in the address to. the graduates; "and each one of; you will always be a teacher in it.” He asked them to carry with them what they had been taught at the Academy. He said, "do not make life an empty dream."

Graduation diplomas are award- ed to the following young ladies who have satisfactorily completed the course of studies prescribed for Grade Eleven. (Honor Di- plomas) 'l5"n and over' Shirley Daley. Lorraine Sher r Eileen Lacey, Yvonne Gardiner, Anne Bradley, Mildred Mullen, Mary Soincrs, Jean Bevan. Helen Creed.

65';-750;: Mary Elizabeth Mur- pity. Marjorie Trainor, Lorraine Slnnott, Carlene MacEachern, Anne McQuald. Alberta. Atkins, Gette- vleve Rossite-r, Marie Burge, Paula Reymond, Irene Macliilyie. Cath- erine MacDonald, Margaret Mur- phy. Eileen Murray, Margaret Zakem.

Gradiiation diplomas are award- ed to the. follouing young ladies uho have satisfactorily enmplctcdl the Secretarial Course and have attained proficiency in the requir- ed subjects. iFil'sl. Class Hnnorsi: Mary MacDonald. Frances Gallant: Annette Blacquiere, Valma Ber- nard, Mcrina Gallant, Shirley

iScotia

;in the newly decorated

and landing approximately pnunds in addition to the pounds landed from local grounds.

FRIDAY

Miss Miriam Elaine Hamiii, daughter of Mr. Hlltl Mrs. Pierileli C. Hdlhm of 51 Cleveland Street, Arlington, Mass, and granddaugh-

350.000 174.130 fishing

I

Memorial Hospital on June in Mr. , Murray River, a son. , SANDERSON-At the Prince Ed- ward ifllh, 1953, in Mr. and Mrs. Sy':l- mg direct to Sterling Mac. gKay, 59 ..St. Peter's ..Road, , ,,,5, 3 0,... ;Charlottetown or by mak-

H()R.NE-At, the P. E. i. llospitalllllg ai'rangem'ents with ma-

hey lnce Wanda Chappcili a

and Mrs. D. Bruce Afflcck, lilouitt Stewart. 9. daugliter. Gwendolyn Stella. 7 lbs. 4 02.3.

BRADLI-II"-At the Oxbow Hospital. Carnduff, Sask., on .lune 4th. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bradley (nee Vivian Payntert. a son Car- man Bruce.

KITSON-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, June l;'ilh, 1353, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Kit- son. Hampshire (nee Jean Mulchl a daughter, Rhonda Joan, 7 lbs, 6 OZ.

MYERS-'i1o Mr and airs. Ernest Myers, Borden. on Julie l'ltli, 1953. a son, Ljeorge Leonard. Weight 8 lbs.

MacPlllCE-At the King's County Memorial Hospital on June 18th, in Mr. and Mrs. Fraiik MairPltee, Georgetown, a daughter. I-'Al'tRI-ELL-At the Kings County;

Memorial HnspitalBnn June lain, Rznd Your

in Mr. and Mrs. ernard Farrell, ' t

Sturgeon. ,, son. lIIzicLEOI)-At the P. E. I. Hoa- LARKINgAL we King-S County pilal, .lune 15. 1953, Myrtle Ruth, Memorial liospilnl, on June 14th. "3911 3 w"k5' Imam daughter In Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus Lar- M Mr; Mm Mn” Norma" M"". k,,,, M,,,,,agu,,, A sum lI.eorl. i9 Green Street. 3 l('aiuens;i.i. s. At lilP l(in;:'si

Coiinty Memorial Hospital on

June 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Montague. a the lx'ing's

son. County IRIII, Hiram Mliiali.

and Mrs.

island Hospital on June,

Charlottetown daugh-

Sanderson,

er, Marilyn Fay, T

I in, 1, ' , , p on June l."l, .1953, to Mr. and ,:(r,nZ Jnehn:,:mMgralguiffgilggufn fsfrs. Horne, Cliarlotietmvn, has been awarded a four ycar fiill- gm: SW11”), Lam” '1 tuilioii scholarship to Bates Col- I 15' ”7”,,g.A.g7 lege, Lewiston, Maine, amounting MARRIAGES

to 82,320.00.

The Aniiual-Wonieifs Institute District Convention was held at Milltown on Friday, June 12, with

both afternoon and evening aes- sions. The following institutes were represented: Grandview,, v

Bellevue, Whiin Road, Caledonia, Kilmuir, Brooklyn, Upper Mon-1 tague. Heatherdale and Milltown. The institute with the most mem- bers present was Upper Montague with an attendance of six. i

Mrs. Edward Butler, Milltnwnj presided over the meeting. Mem-, hers joined in singing the institute Ode and repeating the Club.Wom-I enls Creed. 1

Mrs. Atwood O'Connor, Mill-E town, gave the. address of welcoinei which was responded to by Mrs. A.; J. MacPherson, Bellevue. ,

Royal Arch Masons from thrccl Provinces gathered in Charlotte-l town yesterday for the annual cotivocatioii of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Novai Scotiti, with jurisdiction over Nova Scotin, Priiice Edward Island, andi Nciviouiidland, which will be. held: Masonici Temple, Grafton Street today.

Preliminary meetings yesterday: iiiciuded the filial meeting of flu” Board of General Purposes at lwo.l chairman, Mr. J. A. Benton, Syd- nry; a School for District Grand

Pei'i'y.

Ii-lonorsv: Marion Smith, Lor- i”rIlll8- Haniniiil, Priscilla (iillis, Phyllis Mullen, Thelma Cameron, Maureen Doyle, Esther Clairkin, Elaine Brown.

(SllCN'ssl: Msry Pi-aught, Flor- ence Murphy.

There Ought To Be A Law

By

Fngaly And Shorten

THERE'S ONETHING ' Aaotrr auiaeie, as LIKES TO CALL A seat): A SPADE- I

QUlBBLE,1'M HAVING THE GIRLS (NEI2 THIS AFTERNOON

THROAT

A FEW or men IN ms own MITT. men we A FISHING PARTY.

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DONT VOU COME RIGHT OUT

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BRIDGE GAMES. WHY

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,Supei'intendents at four: and thei lannual Capitular Rally and sup-I per at six, with Messrs. R. V.l '.Hogan and R. V. Harris. Q. C.. ihoth of Halifax. as special speak-1 tors. in the evening the chair de-i lgi:-e was worked at the” annual, convention of the Order of Higlill Priesthood, with the president of, the Order, Rev. G. F. Arnold, Windsor, N. 8., presiding. 1.

Proposed Federal-Provincial as- sistance for the rehabilitation of

lobster fishermen hard-hit by storms in May was outlined at Siimmerside last night by Hon.

James Sinclair, Minister of Flalicr- lea. He was speaking at a meeting of Liberal Party workers in the Baptist Church Hall.

Mr. Sinclair said the proposed plan had been discussed yesterday- morning at it round table confer- ence of Premier Alex W. Matheaon and ministers of his government. He said ”when this loss accrued here, some of the first representat- ions made were that I should pre- date the insurance scheme and pay to those who had lost traps the payment they would get if they had been insured. That may have seemed a very plausible and easy way out but in the long run that would have been a very bad way out. I never heard before of in- aurance being paid before prem- iums are paid. If we were going to pay up losses to people who have had losses I don't think we would ever be able to gel: people to pay pi-emlums in the years ahead. I want this insurance scheme to be successful so we can extend it into the credit field. so we could not start off that Ion.

I)-OUGLAS - iyiciio1.s6.xT:Ttl the , Rivcr. June 12th, 1953, by the R,ev.iD1'a11'l3g9i Gradmg EXC9-1731' Donald Nicholson, Bertha Eleanoi-,ing, Nicholson, Arnold Douglas, l(enslngton.

Presbyterian Manse, Clyde

Hartsville. to George

;FOR SALE

2 farms situated on St. Mary's Road. Hunter River about N2 mile from paved highway, each farm consisting of 50 and 5 acres, about 10 chains apart, holh farms in good cultivation, with house and outbuildings on cacli farm. also wood and water, can he bought separately. Priced for quick sale. Apply-

Mrs. Ben Rogers Hunter River

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Association. 31, 1953.

N. L. MacDonald, Souris,

5'11-IWART.-At the Priiive Irid- ixvard island Hospital, .lune 16th. -1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart, (fiiy. :1 tlaiicliler. 7 lbs. 10 ozs.

MRDKENZIE - At the P. E T. Hospltal, June 16. 1953, to Mix,

1ln'S'l'ANT-At

Ilard Kelly of i54lh year

FOX KILLING CONTEST

Open to Members of King's County Fish and Game Contest opens June 15th and closes Dec.

Evidence of Foxes killed to be presented to Mr.

S2500 Prize for Winner. Become a member now and go after the prize.

Mrs. Catherine Gill, Union Road, on Wednesday, June 10th, 1053, by Rev. J. T. Irwin, Annie Isobel Gill. daughter of Mrs. Catherine Gill and the late John Gill, Union Road. to Mr. Norman W. Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rankin, Bethel.

MacLEOI)-STEWART - At the home of the bride's parents. on June 13th, 1953. Rev. John F. Mac- Kay, 13. A., B. D., officiating, Lloyd 0. MacLeod, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mat-Leod of Orwell. and viv- lan E. Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. Stewart, Pinette, P. E. I.

IIIOBBINS Suddenly at New 'Durham. New Hampshire, on .lune 15th, Mrs. Jesse T. Robbins. formerly Bessie M. Simpson of lBay View, Prince Edward Is- villnil. '

,BERNARl) -- At Charlottetown, ulune 18th. 1953, Sylvia Bernard inf Long River in her 19th year. 'lRVING-At the P. E. 1. Hospital, Charlottetown, June 13. 1953. William ll. Irving, Montague, at pie ago of '72 years. ' J-ZWIS-Suddenly at her resi- dence in Parkdale on Sunday, ,l.lune 14, 1953. Mrs. Benson Lewis ltncc Elsie Muttart) in her 58th

)F1ll'.

GREI-INAN--In the Charlottetown llospital on June 14, Michael .Grecnan, aged 87 years. IHIIURPHY--At the Cliarlottetown lliospital, June 14, 1953, John W. llviiirpliy, formerly of Augustine

.'('nw-, in his 62nd year.

nsnxm -- GILL-At the home 3:

CANADA PROVINCE or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT The llth do: of May A. . 1953 In Re Estatdof Christina cath- ei-lne McKay late of Crmrlottatown in Queens County in the said Province, widow, deceased. tutate. To the sheriff of the County of Queens or any Constable or liter- ate pe ---- -- within said County GREETING: WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of Kenneth M. Martin of Charlottetown aforesaid, Solicitor, the sole Executor of the above named.Estate. praying that

sort saut-

Property 0, bungalow of four roms, ham, sun-porch an d basement three new cabins, garage and shop, one and a half acres or land. An ideal set-up for development by an Island

consisting

a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to be and appear be- fore the Judge present at a Pro- bate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, on Tuesday the 30th day of June next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and the Eat- ate closed as prayed for in said petition and on .utlon of Ken- neth M. Mai-tln Esquire, Promo