JUNE 27. 195i. iioiijqivos ssoliolarslilii

Mort.-side of Char- lottetown. P. E. I.. will leave shortly for Toronto. Ont.. where he will commence Post-Graduate study in Ophthalmology. The course is sponsored by the Univers- ny of Toronto and Dr. Moreslde received a fellowship donated by me late Dr. Banting of Toronto. hr, Moreslde received his pri- mary education at Prince Street School in this city. Graduated uilll honors from Prince of Wales College in 1944. In 1940 he r.:- .-vived his M.D.C.M. from Dal- housie University. Later in the game year his L.M.C.C. degree.

For the past two years Dr. Moreslde has been in general pT8CLlCE in Bedeque where he has iicctl very successful in the med- icnl profession.

Dr, Morcslde and his family will leave shortly for Toronto where his course begins on July 'll'd, 1951. and continues for u 'hree year period.

lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. uorcy B. Morcside of this city.

York and Vicinity

Mr. George Watts was a visitor to the City last week.

Dr. .T. W.

Mr. and Mrs. George MacMilian. City, were visitors to York and Covehead recently.

Mrs. Ernest MacDonald and lit- lie daughter Hazel returned to their home in York last week.

Mr. William Watts, York, met with an accident last week when he had four of his ribs broken. His friends wish him a. speedy recov- iry.

Mr. and Mrs. Edison MacDonald and family were visitors to York recently, the guests of Mrs. Mac- Donald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Watts.

Mrs. Jack Watts and two sons, l.cii.h and Neville, Tracadie, were visitors to York last week. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pjarry Lewis.

Mrs. Oliver LePage and daugh- ter Edna were visitors to York re- cently. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

A shower was held in York Hall on May 25th for Miss Bernice icwis whose marriage took place :ccently. There was a large nt- inndance and many lovely gifts icre received.

Many friends of Mr. Angus ('luney are sorry to hear of his illness in the Charlottetown Hos- zital. His friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. Amby Henry. City, was I visitor to York recently. renewing wld acquaintances. He was accom- panied by his son-in-law, Mr. Ut- ivy Birt.

Mr. Willard Murray has return- M1 to his home in York antler spending the past two years in '1'oronto, Ont. He is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Murray.

HUNTER RIVER W. I.

The June meeting of the Hunt- :-:- River Institute was held at me home of Mrs. George Smith will on attcndiance of thirteen incmlbers and one visitor. Mrs. Fran-1: Bagnall presided. Reports of commitinm were heard. The executive was asked to make out 1 list of committees for next six :nnnt.hs.

The treasurci-'s report on finan-' C131 return from play were quite satisfactory.

A vote of thanlu W-'J.'.3 extended in the directors of "rho Valiant". inc winning play in the Drama i” ....ivai finals: also to the cast of play. and to all who so nndly helped with our concerts.

The Library was discussed and ilrs. Rica-gh Bagnall was asked :0 contact the Llibrary Com-mittec mm the hope of improving the iurroundings. Members were ask- id to attend district convention on June 28th at Rose Valley. Mrs. Frank Bagnnll was named to Hlnply material for the "Institute News.”

The school committee were ask- Wi to order ice cream for chil- drcn's picnic. Parents are to males "D lunches at Cavendish, Iecre-. my to bring napkins. Refresh- ment committee iior July: Mrs. Chesley Wood, Mrs. Garfield Wood, Mrs. Haslam. Mrs. Sher- Collectlon 31.08; cook book

Mrs. Dan MaoLeod invited mem- hers for July meeting. Refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Smith and committee.

Cord 3111:.-Eats.

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Peynter and Family. sincerely thank their neighbours and friends for their "iltiv lots of kindness during their ad lmeevunent; also low. L. 1:. Murray and Rev. W. B. MacPhall. und those who sent floral tributes letters mg cords of mnpathy.

-Syd-ney, Nova Scotia. Phone Mari-

Thls column is reserved tor news or local lamest. but ndvottisins 0! 3 only nature may be 0 It hvocentl I word. strictly pay- ahle In advance.

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CRASWELL tor better Photo- graphs.

FESTIVE SIGNS.-Phone 2099-J. Benoit.

HOWARD MICINNI FOOT. WEAR at 173 Queen Btxeet.

ALL POLL TAX was due and

payable on April ma.

LOWEST PRICES. highest qual- ity paints. Coault E. A. Large.

nowr.mo's SPORT LODGE for Fishing and Golfing supplies.

BURKE! FOR PHOTOS. Yel- low Cab Building.

AUTO RADIOS. Fit all cars. Bowlan Radio Service, Charlotte- town..

WHEN PAYING the second in- stallment of your City Taxes, please bring stub of your Tax Bill.

THREE FLIGHTS WEEKLY to

time Central” Airways 2061.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pound, Fredericton. wish to) announce the engagement of their daughter Ora Muriel to Eric Elijah, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gass, Hunter River. Marriage to take place in Niagara Falls in the near future.

Limited,

THE BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL and Congregational Pic- nic this afternoon at stanhope Beach. Busses and cars leaving Church at 1.30 P. M.

CLYDE RIVER W. M. S. '

The June meeting of the W. M. S. of Clyde River Presbyterian Church was held on Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. George Livingsionc, with an at- tendance of fifteen members and one visitor.

The president presided. Theme for meeting was "Be not drunk with wine but be filled with the Spirit". Call to worship was Psalm 34. which was read re- sponsively. Opening hymn was No. 41. "God Ls Our Ref-uge". Mrs. James Beer then led in pray- er. Each one read portions of scripture from Galatians 5th and

6th chapters, after which. the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Hymn. 64:1. ”Stsnd Up.

Stand Up For Jesus" was sung. which closed. the devotional part of meeting. Itolii call was answered by a verse of scripture. Minutes of previous were read and approved. An invitation to the society to have charge of the devotional pe- riod on the attemvoon of July 3rd at the Presibytcrial was accepted. Initerestlinig readings were given by Mrs. Kath-eryn. Murray, Mrs. John-nie Beer. ilVl'.rs. Keith Young, and Mrs. John Gillespie. This the annual mieetin-g, min- utes of last annual meeting were read and approved. The treasurer alro gave her report. New slate of officers are as fol- lows: President. Mrs. Vice-president, Murray. Secretary, Mrs. Keith Young. Treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Beer. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Mach.-an. Singing of hymn 559 and repeating the Miz- pah Benediction in unison brought the meeting to a close. Lunch was served and a social hour follow- ed.

IN MEMORI-AM I

CATHERINE

meeting

James Beer. Mrs. Katheryn

MMKINNON -

There passed peacefully away at her home in Hazel Grove on April seventeenth. one of the com- munity's oldest and best loved residents ill the person of Miss Catherine Maclunnon.

The late Miss MucKinnon was born in this district, and W115 a daughter of the late Donald Mac- Kinnon and his wife Ellen (Mac- Nell) Macxlnnon.

The deceased lived on the old homestead with her brother Rod- erick. and had been active until a few months ago, when she con- tracted the flu. Despite the fact that medical attention had been given her, her condition became more serious and on the above- mentioned date she passed peace- fully away.

The late Miss Macxinnon. or Catherine. as she was familiarly known by her friends, was a per- son who possessed a cheerful and kindly disposition and was loved by all who had the privilege of her acquaintance. In a quiet and un- assuming way she aided every worthy cause. She gave testimony to the fact that she was trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ as her Saviour.

The late Miss McKlnnon leaves to mourn one brother. Roderick. with whom she lived. a sister Annie and itnvo brothers predeceased her

a. number of years ago.

The funeral, which was largely attended. was held from her late, residence and was conducted by Rev. Donald Nicholson, of Clyde River Presbyterian church. assist- ed by Rev. Howard Christie. of the United Church, Hunter River.

The pallbearers were: Messrs. Stephen Bertram. Harold Bagnall. James Brown. Pope Bagnall. Frank Nicholson and Robert with. In- terment was in the family plot in the Hunter River cemetery. 1

Card Of Thanks

Mr. Roderick Mat-Kinnon wishes to thank neighbours and friends nnd all those who sent flowers and expressions of sympathy durin-

llll recent sad bereavement. .

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COOK'S STUDIO pictures.

to: perfect

MRS. JOHNSTON'S Ladies Wear. Bargains in suits, Coats. Dreues.

JUNE BOTH is the final date for payment of the second installment of City Taxes.

NAMES OF DEFAULTEBS in payment of City Taxes will be handed to the Court for collection unless arrangement for payments

, is arranged.

BOTH BIRTHDAY - Congratula- tions are being extended to Mrs. Robert Rhynes, Dunstaffnagc. who celebrates her 80th birthday today. Her many friends join together in wishing her many happy returns of the day.

W. M. S. ANNUAL MEETING

The June meeting and annual meeting of the Kensington Pres- ibylerian Womanis Missionary So- ciety was held in the school room of the Church.

The president, Mrs. B. Link- letter presided and opened the meeting with call to worship and prayer.

Tile Psalm, "Lord Who Shall Come To Thee", was sung and the scriphure, Galatians, chapter 5. verses 13-26, read trcsponsiveiy. The exposition in keeping with the theme, which was ”Be not drunk with wine wherein is ex-

.by a season of.prayer with

cess, but be dllad with the Spirit". was given by Mrs. A. G. Henry and Mrs. J. W. Jardine. followed the Lord's Prayer in unison.

The business period followed. The roll call was responded to with vex-:es of scripture. The min- utes of May meeting were read and approved. The financial re- port was given -by the treasurer, Mrs. A. G. Henry. The secretary's report by Mrs. A. Hiitz and Home -Helpers report by Mrs. D. L. Bealrsto. All reports were very sai' factory showing a good in- ter t taken in the work by the members. After the election of officers for the year, the meeting cloced with the hymn, "Take Up Thy Cross". and Mizpah Benedic- tion.

NORTH RIVER W. I.

The June meeting of the North River W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Russell Wheatley.

Meeting opened with Ode fol- lowed by Ciub,Woman's Creed. Eighteen members answered roll call with ”My Favorite Radio Pro!- gram". Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Robert Vicikerson gave a brief re- port on a special meeting held at New Haven. Mrs. Roy Bruce re- ported having sent cigarettes to Korea and was at-ked to send as many more this month.

Sick committee reported send- ing two sympathy cards and a blanket to a new baby. It was

moved and seconded sl0.00 be giv-

THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

molding a supreme Court ruling in what ,has become -known as the

Lclayton Stevenson and Mrs. Law-

In mufsc MIN.

New Dairy Act it Read In House

stitutes within a Province.

OTTWAWA. June 36 - (C?)-The Government's new Dairy Products Act, revising Federal control over - dairy products and dairy-product substitutes, was given first reading in the Commons. ' ongriculture Minister Gardiner said the bill was necessitated by the decision of the Privy Council up- i

"margarine reference." The Privy ' Council ruled that the Federal Government could not control the ,

an to each school for prizes. .-

A discussion then took place on repairing and putting into con- dition the shed: it was moved and - seconded that the Woman's In- stiiiute be responsible for all bills and. that the matter be put in the hands of Rev. H. Barber and com- mitiee.

Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bruce MacKin- ley, roll call to be answered with my "Favorite Flower."

Lunch committee Mrs. R. Vick- ecson. Mrs. N. Mathieson, Mrs.

rence Molyneaux.

Meeting adjourned after which a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Wheatley and committee in charge.

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PRE - FESTIVE WEEK SALE

THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATlg(RIDAY - June E .

ARE THE SALE DAYS

Menls and Boys' Specials

Men's Sport Jackets-Blazer and Zipper. Gabardine,

to 50. Less 1570 Discount Sizes 34 to 37.

...................... 5313.95

Menls Dress Shirts-Plain colour, white, blue and fawn. Fused collars, Windsor collars.

Menls Dress Shirts-Plain white, blue, fawn. Fused collars, Windsor collars, some with double cuff. Vai- ues to S495. Sale Price .

Men's Balbriggan Combination

SL95. . Sale Price

Pants, elastic waist, brown and maroon. 10 years. Special .............. ..

..................................... .. 953.59 Underwear. Short

knee length. Special per 531.49

Men's all-wool Fancy Hose (wool)-Substandards. Reg.

................... .. SS1-25 per pr.

Men's heavy Blue Denim Overalls-Sizes 36 to 46. Special at ........................... ..

33.75

EXTRA SPECIALS

Men's Suits

Rayon and Wool Gabardine-Double breasted models. Grey, blue, teal blue. Very Special ------------------ -- 533-95

Bath Towels

Plain colors. Also white with coloured stripes. Sizes 20x40 and 22x42. Substandards and Regulars. Reg. value 152.00 per pr. Sale Price .. 251.59 a pair

Ladiesl Spring coats and Suits

' . .2T9' t 69.95- Ei;2iln2'”."T.?.3..3...”? ........ .. 33 1.34. Discount Also all Children's Coats and Shortees. Prices from S935 to 3527.50. Out they go Lem 33 1-37), Discount

Look for Yellow Ticket which indicates Sale Price.

Men's Zipper-Extrapheavy. Special at .. S5.-I9 Boys' Gabardine Pants-Grey, fawn and brown.

Sizes 24 to 36. Speciall .......................................... .. 355.95 Boysl Tweed Knee Pants-Reg. S250 for .......... .. 351.59 Boys' Fancy Sport Shirts-Special ..................... .. 531.79 Boys' Rayon Gabardine Suits, Sport Shirt and Sport

Sizes 6 to

...................... .. S5-19 per suit

Ladies' Substandard NYLON HOSE

Nylon Hose

51. gauge. All light shades. Regular value 331.95. Sale Price 9

Dish Towels-in red or blue check. Size 18x29. Sale Pricc ........................................................ ....... .. 29c each Luncheon Cloths and Place Mats-Assorted colors. Clearing Less 257. Discount

Get ready for next weeks celebration. Get in. on our list of Exceptional Values which we are offering at this Month-End Sale. Do your shopping now and be ready to eIiJ0Y next Week 5 Festivities

Ladies' and Kiddies Specials

. ' IFFERENT DEPARTMENTS OFFER LADIES DYOU SOME REAL VALUES Ladies' Spring Dresses-in dark shades. Prices fI'0m 3:11.95 to :”517.95. Out they go-- LESS 33 1-39;, I-DISCOUNT . V1 See Our Special Rack of Ladies House Dicsstsuszclui ues to 3ii2.93- 5319 Prlce ------------------------------ " ' '

An assortment. of Ladies' large Sized Bloisffv 40 to -44. Both long and short sleeves. Mostly W.1 9- ' Ladies'f Wolol and Nylon Cardigans. A nice asset.- ment 0 co 01's. I , Reg. value S595. Sale Price - Reg. value S633. Sale Price . - - Kiddieg C91-duroy and Wool Blazers. Sizes 2 tc;46;6 Kiddicis' Cotton Jersey -Sun Suits. Sizes 3 igiic Ze;il.i& Specia ------------------------------------------------------------ , Kiddies' Cotton Pript Broadcloth Dresses. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Reg. 3:21.73 and S1-23.8311? Plrlce Special in Drapery Chintz. . in. ac grout, Y. . wine, green, blue and sand. Special at .)9(: a yaril Kitchen Towels-Ecru background with cololi1'ed siupo. Sale Price ----------------------------------------- -1 """""" '1 "9: da Pu" Rexoleum Rugs, deluxe quality. Discontinue es1gn5- Bust: iZl":ldC- Cl0ili'll1i.! at ihc followinggSiii;(31ri&PT1gg5;6 7V,-xi) ft.-S55-7:”); 9.-:9 ii.-Y.-7.00: Jxliix-2 --w -' 9x12 ft.-S950 9x1.) ft.--3.12.00 I .. .. 3,. 1 11' is 'mor Cottages. 1: gl1RY;zSNEi?t:ll:)?i('illRggtitllllglgg ugh sale at the fol- lowing special D1'iCC5- s ,, , 4x6 ft.-i'52.ii0 fix!) ii.--N i-'7.) Mats to match at -------- -- Id Jute Stair Carpet"--22 inches undo. Special Siil.1g pt-r2)! ,- Rufflod Curtains.-Ivoliv shade, 35 inches in -3. .' yds. long. Special .. .. . -W-98 ll" 93"

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