ISlrange But True

Styles Of Long Ago

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LIBERAL EEADQUABTEM ..l Street. Dial

Personals

I Friends of Mr. J. l.'.. I.ocIi.hsrtI&'

n aoucauou uegree.

Accompany- Glover's mo.

mm W" M". i-nursoay. May 12, 1955 The Giisrdlsa Pap .

. A, km.” W' A' N14 01' 5311- Mrs. Alexander MacGregor. J.” To Sabre jet tighten. The Mark Vla

3' I 3' uuumw The Women's Auxiliary of the ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. win be sorry to learn that ha in MI, ma M” J D Lamont MONTREAL rep; ..SeVgntegn '" H" ” " uni Carrier Mrs. Mary oi-an fhartliotltretownlhaptist Church met more TAXI-Dial ssso shes. DR. 1.. i, nuirrrs office is Htitih 5hf;hIn- Be-r Itiivelr. an- in. thelP.tE. 1.-iiospit-1 under ,nm',,,,,,p 0...; ,',,-...;d 0. linear iet aircraft took off Wed- ”'.?,':';um .1” how” an or e regu ar monthly meeting closed from May 1-10. mu” e mgagemen ” the" Km” rel mu" short visit to the latier's aister.llI03d8y from nearby S'- Kim”! '"iMarli ii Sabre Jet fighters and

i never ache because she pilots mail boat from Everglades City.

..-ma to Chokaloakee. g mile Friendship Group had charge of I I . . H ,h H d. ularc patch of near wilderness in the devotional period. Mrs. Mc- "YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE Orion Dresses. Kennedys Ladies John Power and Mrs. Power. g::"ullhPol! 3:"?-abhpohtz F33; L""”"” M” V" m C S "I included "V9,, ,.' Mug vrl-pm.k.y up cg-nu, l' Ten Thousand Islands. Beth read for the Scripture hr -at the HUGHES onus STORE" Wm" Cmh"d' Mmia” w W9 pm” i til; it t Iii ch ltte W r r "i"

Mrs. Grey uses a 14-footinboard son the 15th Chapter of St. John ' ICE cum "I. demo” the early part at June. 'l:w:n- "9 Hlffed 9M d " 0,0;

mil... boat which must nose its and then brought to her listeners MILK for Beauty. Milk lor " - - . OVERSEAS N - - " ” "' ”” ”' I my 5IxIt;m3d Wiggly b thmulgh ac: EVELETRI showing "ch memi suennhi Milk I" Hunhi T M pup-"mm non ersl business mgallbnfsof III: ll-leg Human I -Iilsatvr-Des W5 I- "III"! I I an responsibility for I. U it fTh o 5 ' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glover.. Ind howiins hurricanes - any II- Service for the Master. "905 AN” 0”-0" 3019?" GARAGE ownans. we miu sistel-s NssociTstioI":v's:' W S'"""- hm le" 10' I'M”

and women want her Job? There were 270 makes of motor -ars manufactured in l909. Now

and Mrs. Donald McBeth of the

The President. Mrs. P. J. Sent- ner. presided over the business and Mrs. H. L. Mitton closed the

CRASWELL for Better

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Sweaters. Kennedy's Ladies' Wear. "WE TREAT THE sick WELL"

pistons. fit pins and align roads. Maritime Motor Supply.

ARRIVING DAILY - Cotton and

eldest daughte . Gertrude Anna. to Mr. Tom Power. son of the late

the borne of Mrs. W. E. Macliay, Orlebar St.. on Tuesday. May 10. 1955. After the regular

business

11;, mgny mend, Wm ,-urea to Mrs. W. B. Prowse. This is Mr.

ericton. N. B. They will attend thei Convocation of the University of T New Brunswick. w h s r e

Mrs. .

bases in Europe.

Air force officials said the f1lght'I0tlf 1'-I lot tritium. bound for

-Giggey's Pharmacy. open evpw nings 'till it o'clock

SQUARE DANCING SKIRTS and

Glover will receive the Bachelor:

Card of Thanks I

Mrs. Wm. S. Hughes and Family of the late William S. Hughes wish to thank all kind neighbours and friends who sent flowers. Mass Cards and messages of sympathy or who in any way helped them during their recent sad bereave- ment.

THE FOUR GENTLEMEN. June 27th. will be the hit at Centennial Year.

more are only 26..

At Bournemouth. England. you no put a shilling (14 cents) is a slot machine and begin playing tennis under the lights. The shil- iing pays for a quarter of an hour of illumination. and if the devotee wants more he just keeps on feed- ing the coin box.

Coach Dudey Moore of basket- ball fame has a secret weapon to ihrow at sports writers if they needle him - the secret weapon is a new player named Lo,lpers-

meetlng with prayer.

During the social hour held in the lower hall the Friendship Group turned bug the style crock! Cotton Blouses. Kennedy's Ladies' for a quarter of a century and Wu" Dila5lLAg2.hB Gmulservinl Gum smut. th 1 1 od is t . .. v I 00"" IB:hI0(l,1VeSI)I0WmOfeLIIGPCOSTIITITTES 0.! sC2g)EEN LHARLOUL HIGH dI""9"'- 5P9cI"u'In3 Chme" dml long ago. Mrs. Ray Hennessey Me t-0LtHO1m,f and chml A""".al W” the mmmennwr. e ing on g t. ll oclocli. Special

The Victoria 6 0" served dd programme. Members. Parents. licious refreshme pend had the Teacher! urged to 'mend' tea table prettily decorated in UNLOADI NG COAL. - A. honor of Mother's Day. Pickard It Co.. are unloading Hard

meeting. arrangements were dis- cussed regarding the annual Dicnlc to be held on Saturday. June 7.5. Details of said picnic to be for- warded to each member.

POLIO INOCULATION Clinics for Grade 2 pupils will be held next week at regional, centres throughout the province by the Health Department. Your teacher will know the place. day and time. Only two inoculations are necessary at this time. Grade I

POWNAL HALL. May 12th. 3.15 p. in. West Covehead Young Adults Group will present two one act plays and specialties. Sponsored by Cross Roads W. l.

berger. Moore humorously Coal. Old Sydney and Springliill CO-mi-e

no an m m 1.... 7. a. .i:.2i::rh.rx..E.:?.i::V:.;:i "I." . co...

every time the writers snipe at ROME BUILDERS un E1 Iimpilglc trust”! Dr J w' Plletf Wliphinoculguons at these Cons -- ' ' r cinics. is wl he the last

Charged Ar Came

Msclfenzie was elected chairman

him.

Add this to your fund ol know. Brown Electric for free estimates chance this spring to W. , ,.,.,.... M .. . ,......,. mm (Cm g M Wm be .. .,.... ....... ...,.... ,...., ........ ..i the 3...... Mr. E. n.AM..'i.".. M, WWW hm-3:2”:-;;;-:33; wiiiciirs iiis ciisiii iioisis B I hole comes 7.08 per cent nearer requirgmentsl pm; 5212. pwas appointed sdm 1811'--" P ' against diphtheria. whooping l I

filling the space than a square peg in a round hole.

Until It roved in be a false prophecy. t a latest prediction of the end of the world had a lot" of penple torn between fear and hope.

The more careful you are with uhai you say the easier it is to be a man of your word.

The class in one of our rural schools were asked to write an essay on winter. One attempt read as follows:

in winter it is very cold. Many people die in winter. and many birds also go to a warmer clim- DIP

Isn't it strange how the adviser merflows with energy. decision. l'LlEiS0n. confidence, and so on. but how he lacks these gifts when he has only himself to advise.

The things we don't need are always under our eyes: as soon as we need them. they are gone.

I know a lady who will have. say, a needle in her hand. and suddenly it anislies: after a de- spairlng search for half an hour she discover: it in the bosom of her dress. She sees in this the malicious work of fairies. The poor soul is only indulging in silly superstitions. There are no malicious fairies. But I would not dare tell the good lady that - that ls. not to her face.

More Housing Units Completed

OTTAWA (CF)-Number of new housing units completed in Canada Jumped almost.2l per cent in the first quarter this year to 24,313 from 20.327 in the first three months of 1954.

March completions numbered 7.732 against 5.896 last year. the gureau of statistics reported Tues- ay.

First-quarter completions were up this year In all eastern prov- inces except Newfoundland where they dropped to 107 from 192. Prince Edward Island, down to 13 from :1. In Nova Scotia the num- ber increased to 518 from 425. in New Brunswick to 800 from 289:

showed the ashes resembled those

charged at the Canso causeway starting May 20. Highway Min- ister. Mackenzie said Tuesday

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The schedule of toll charges now Is before the governor in council for final approval and will be pub- lished late this week.

Mr. Mackenzie said he would not make the amount of the tolls pub- lie for a few days.

Highways officials conferred in Halifax on reports that the pivot base of the 2D(Hoot swing bridge spanning the causeway lock had been damaged.

AWAIT ENGINEEILW REPORT

"Aa yet we have no information that traffic will be delayed on May 20.” Mr. Mackenzie said. ”We ex- pect to receive a final report from the causeway engineers today."

Mr. Mackenzie also said his de- partment was waiting for word

from Ottawa before proceediny with plans for building a new bridge at Bras d'0r. The old one collapsed Sunday causing a serious traffic snarl.

”The railway is involved in plans for a new bridge and we ex pcct word from them shortly. Mr. Mackenzie said. "Meanwhllv the present structure has been r: paired and is perfectly safe."

Report Russians Explode H-Barr.”

SAPPORO. Japan (AP) report by a panel of Japanes scientists Monday indicated Rus- sia set off a hydrogen bomb in Siberia last month.

The scientists have been study- ing the origin of radioactive ashes which showered the northern home island of Hokkaido from April I to April 11.

Their report said an analysis

blown to Japan from the United States hydrogen bomb blast at Bikini March 1. 1954.

The scientists said that westerly and northwesterly winds prevailed when the ashes fell on Hokkaido. making It strongly probable they

In Quebec In 5.68! from 4.634.

came from Siberia.

Be wi so - - - eoonomlzel Take the large size for bargain burys. A family of four can save upwards of S25 a year simply by buy- ing the large size pack- ages of bite health, hygiene and grooming aids used

daily in the home. And whatls more-you die convenience of s onger-

lasting supply. So get the most for your money. Get the large else. It's your best buy - AIL WAYS! -

showyouyoursiwlngsosi

"war as your phone.

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7m fern LARGE SIZE ,4... BARGAIN Buys!

And at the Jenkins Pharmacy we're always glad to

you use and my from us-either when in-or when you phone.

Alwsysoaliisfort:tisfastestdeIivsryoaPiesoi'b- -tlonsand your other-drugstore naeib-Wo'i-sss

many other items which

HEAR THE HON. B. EARLE MICDONALD. Minister of Publicl Health and Welfare, speaking to- night at 9.15 p. in. Standard Time. over CFCY.

THE ST. WlNCEN'I"S 0H.PHAN- AGE and the P. E. l. Protestant Orphanage gratefully acknowledge the sum of 5250.00 each, being the final payment of money donated by the directors of the Livestock Marketing Board at their closing out meeting.

NAMES OMITTED - Three of the pallbearers of Mrs. John L. Clark's funeral were omitted in the report May 9th. it should have

read: Lorne Stevenson, Robert Smith, Ellsworth Waye. Brent Eteveiisonx Harland Hill. Walter Eikard and Guy Gamister. The Buritain, Granville Buniain and interment was in the Milton Cyril Toombs. Cemetery.

1 hospital.

pallbearers were: Lean. Howard Axworthy, Chester

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ATTENTION TEACHERS- Please send your list of Grade 2 pupils right away to Public Health Nursing Division, Box 404. Char- Iottetown. If you have not received an official form for these, send the list anyway.

FUNERAL AT WHEATLEY

cough. tetanus and smallpox will be available for infants and 8 months and preschool children.

ATTENTION

A r s y o u thinking of-

RIVER - The funeral of the late lbujlding . new house or re

Howard Waye was held from Wheatley River United Church on Tuesday afternoon May 10th. Rev. C. R. Moase conducted the ser- vice at the church. assisted at the grave by Rev. Mr. Piercey. The Frank Mac-

pairing your old?

CaIl- CONNIE LeCLAlPt. 64 Orlebar Street 01' Dial 9141

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vou nonvr NEED TO

GO A-HUNTING FOR GOOD FOOD VALUES

BE JUMBO-WISE . . . .

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SHOP AT PIERCET

FIRST GRADE CREAMERY

BUTTER

'-61”

"NO PURCHASE LIMIT"

TIP 10? SOLID WHITE runs FISH. rte

Giiavns APPLE SAUCE. 2 fine FRESH

LANTIC ICING SUGAR. 2 lbs.

AYLMEII. TOMATO CATSUP. 1 for 49: COTTAGE CHEESE. pkg. 25-

. N0 29:

33.

CHOICE

23c

. I GRADE!)

COBBLER POTATOES I0 lbs. 5?:

sin a niueitlrr

CORNED BEEF

Lb. 29e

YORK CHOICE - 15 M.

CORN. 2 has .g ..

ALWAYS POPULAR.

KAM. tin 45:

NEW TEXAS

29:. cassao

E. lb. Tile

guard :50:

H”xli.tlllfS alliithtill

ORANGES. 2 dos. ..

FANCY wnvrxar APPLES. dos.

LONG GREEN . :,f;?.”.””E”'"..'f,:',i:l;a CUKES. Zfer FRESH

.. IL” 1000 PACILLI TIIIUII I pl s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Inc IA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. llc Large Johasoals BABY OIL ILII

Big IROMO BILTEII . It IAVI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. In

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SALADBOWL,Ete.

You know itk good because it's HEINZ

Emir stout, emu Cuasiorrzrowuntt.

IIAL II14- I325

FLORIDA (FULL OF JUICE)

Also: CAULIFLOWEB: BEET5. IDPS ON: CORN ON THE 003: RRDIBH:

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QUALITY MEATS AT

HALF or WHOLE

REGULAR HAM Lb. 57c

swam ricinsiin PORK HOOKS. Va. Ha

OW PRICES! I

35s . 49:

31:

WHITE I SPICE CAKE MIX 2 for 53:

WHITE OBANULATED

SUGAR

Iolbs. 79:

us. rhsvops

JELLO

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175

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TIRFOR SALESMAN

TIRFOR

niiimo siis iiriiiie unit A GOOD BUY! me I. i. iiossiiiii co. us.

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For P. E. I. Wanted.

Exclusive Territory T Apply above address)

Whether you ave building one home or a hundred. you'll find It well worth your while to drop in and have a talk with the manager of your nearest branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce. He .wIll be glad to discuss your mortgage requirements under the National Housing Act 1954.

Mortgage Loans are only one of the many services we offer our customers. Ask about our facilities at any of our branches -we hav0 more than 680 to serve you.

THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Charlottetown Branch W. R. MELLISH, Manager

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS

It Is Easy To State Some Of The Achievements of the Maiheson Government

Kurd Electrification

Agricultural Engineering

Food Processing Plants Established

Better Roads and Bridges

Educational Advances . Increased Health and Welfare Facilities

IF YOU

PLUS GREATER INDUSTRY

WITH

THE FARMER - THE FISHERMAN -

WANT .MORE OF THIS

BENEFITS FOR EVERYONE

NEW PRODUCTS NEW BUSINESS

LARGER MARKETS LARGER PROFITS

MANAGEMENT -

MORE BUYERS MORE SALES

LABO

if you want the Government For Prince Edward Island

KEEP

VOTE LIBERAL on MAY 25th

FULL EMPLOYMENT "" FULL PURSE

GOING AHEAD

umsiirsn iv in r.s.i. must. AIoCA'l'l6Il

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