, THE GUARDIAN. WN

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Wonlllirllll I1. ' ANUFACTUREWS LEARANCE

SALE

spring cots! .p.er,e.o.oicI!.. D

9.50

Regular to 549.50 NEW COATS - JUST RECEIVED 60 Only full-length Coats in sizes 10 to 20.

A veritable parade of fashion sparkle In this man- ula.cturer's clearance selection of spring and summer coats.

All out-of-the-ordinary collection of swashbuckling pyramids and belted models. So pretty. even the Sphinx would take a second look.

We have them in luscious fleeces. coverts and camel hair and wool mixture. Dark and pastel shades oi blue, green, pink, aqua, mauve, gold and blonde. All fully satin lined.

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MCDRE 8- M9LEGDIE!!?.

PISASANT GISTURI

REDINA -(CP)- Tilrollsh the kindness of a men in xeiowna. B.C., aged eitisena and invalid: and various institutions were each praesatedmith a dosen tulips by the Resins Rotary Club. The son doeen blooms wereldonated by J. W. Bushes of Resins.

LANGUAGE l)l!'l'lCUl.'I'Y WINNIPEO -(CP)- Bishop Mull la cl-olx oi the Hudson nay vicarlate said it's taken a long lime to teach the northern Baill- met the dillerance between "Boer- , meaning Churchill. and 1lNIslarvik." meaning church. "" "10! have learned. however. Icy do not some he use

cslllllil. tlunolal

LAWN asovvnas. all sizes. Firestone Bryerltonv and idecxay.

xosooars Fae-faseos. rbose s -lo. I A

IOWAID KICINNII 700'!- WIAI at 17! Queen Street.

NIIDNI bi. clause. Rel 01.96 spee- iai si.29 at the Fashion Shoppe.

!'ll.l!'.IONll electric reirigen- ators. new low price, 839.50 up. Firestone Bryenton end ilscxay. I " . -:-- GENERAL ILICTIIO re store. large and small slats. right. Tooxnbe Music Store.

II! Tim exhibition el college students' drawings and paintings at Prince or Wales College on Friday. May 30th.

TB! IAIN DEW! INN announ- ces that by popular demand Boast Duck and Roast Chicken will be a daily iemture has .., the sum- mer.

III the new Firestone itefrigere- tors now on display. complete new models. Bryenton and Mecxay.

EXTRA PANTS FREE -- made- to-meeeure suits. House of stone .make, at Jack Cameron's. .

FLIGHT! DAILY-"except Sunday to New Glasgow and Halifax. Phone Maritime Central Airways 2061 or 504.

RELIGIOUS FILMS Paula missionary Journeys. Central Christ- ian Ohurch, Friday. May 30th. 8 P. M. Public Welcome.

WINSLOE south Cemetery all who are interested in its up-keep please send your donations to the Rev. J. R. skinner.

2nd INOCULATING CLINIC for young children conduotedby the Department of Health and welfare will be held in the souris Town Hall on Friday. May 30 at 2-4 F. M.

sas.ve-rsoN'.es.Mr Campaign. All canvassers are requested to at- Whd liwclll BUPDCI at The salva- tion Alfrny Citadel at 6.15.

HEAR Mrs. W. E. Mscxinnon and Mrs. Frank L. not on Parent-Ten cher Relations over C F C Y on Friday. May soul at 9.00 P. M. local time.

"York open daily; will also remain

Monday and Thursday evenings Arthur Vessy.

DIANA Festival at Parkdale closes tonight. with at. Peters A. Y. P. A. presentation of "rile Lords Prayer." Final adjudications and awlrdinlr or Trophies and honors. Curtain it P. M.

G - The annual closing of the Vocational school will be held in the Agricultural Room in the school on Friday. May 30, less. at 2.30 pm. at which time certificates and prises will be presented. Par- ents and friends of the students. and all others interested in the work of the school. are cordially invited to attend the closing.

IIOIIVIS CALL - The toggle- viile eoneresetion in N Bruns- wick has extended a to the Rev. J. R. skinner. to take -effect the first day of July. Mr. skin- ner is a native of Pictou county. Nova Sootie and came to the P. l.'. l. Presbytery hour. He served the congregations of Belle River: winaloe: Cornwall and returning to Winaloe to com- plete elght years on this charge. The Grand usage or British Am- erica has honored him with the office oi Grand Cheplein which he has held tor the postal: years.

POIIOIIII

Mr. Ivan Turner. Winsloe. well known cattle buyer was a recent visitor at Hunter River where be loaded tour cars of beef cattle.

Fllll 'I'llE IEST II llllll GSTOIIE IEEIIS,

Ihalt

this evening :

open at present until 0 P. is. on 4

INVOCATIONAL SCHOOL CLO!-t

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Continued from page 1

V Murray, -carlyle Phillips. Arlington. Anne stew

, Bcnahaw. 'l.eith Thompson, Charlottetown.

I'lilrIIndI'oIrIlsYealClaILbIa

-Class 1 indicates a mark of 1575 and over.

Olsen 1! indicates a mark of 05- 1496. Pass 045.

English in Glen 1: M. schurlnen. J. Clim- miakey.

Class II: C. Agnew, it. Perguson,

R. Campbell. Cl. acidillan, D. Lafli. B. ilulii J. Mac-

indlcatee a mark of so-

van. Pausd: W. vnderhay, Naught. 1'. Dunbar, 0. Jenkins, I-I. Warren. ,

lntliels It

Class I: J. Diamond, B. Jardinc, H. Isauey. P. nathaen, ll. War- ren. K. ileardon. N. Hyndman, J. Wigginton. J. Cameron. M. Oar- ruthers, C. Creelman.

Class ti: J. MacDonald. it. Platte, D. Isacliacllern. A. Guile, J. Connolly, E. Jewell. B. Moaee. L. Laird. 1". Currie. J. Bowman. Passed: Ill. Murray. B. Beck, L.

EEGEXVED DEGREES-At the recent convocation oi the Univer- sity to Toronto, held in War Memorial Hall, Guelph. Ontario, the iollowing Prince Edward Is- land students received gree of Doctor ot Veterinary Medicine. Russell Furness. Ver- non; Hammond Kelly, Southport; Albert Inga, Mt. Herbert; Dr. Kelly and Dr. Inga each go to Prince Edward Island with the veterinary service and Dr. Fur- ness will practice at Meadville. Pennsylvania.

ACHIEVEMENT DAY - On May 2) the Happy Gang Sewing Club of Victoria held their local Achievement Day at the home of Mrs. Donald Hart with is good attendance of mothers and friends. In the Junior Class. Margaret Hart and Marylea Stewart tied lor first place. Sylvia Boulter came first in the Intermediate Class. second was Eleanor Hurt. and third, Betty Boultcr. After the work had been judged in de- licious lunch was served by the club members. The local leaders, Mrs. Donald Murchison, Mrs. Whilileld Howatt and Mrs. Alli- son Lea were presented with gifts in appreciation of the work they had done during the year. Work was judged by the Women's In-

the De- n

. Tulle, A. Stewart, Shirley M. Maoauarrie. A. Stewart. I Campbell. 3. Roesiicr. W. Platte, Jones. 1:. Murray. -1- MacDonald. : Sydney Campbell, A. Saunders. it. H- 0003- Connolly. M. Brennan, 0. Phillips. , Cllesals . mm us i 2:: ii-'tv”?.:..”.l'.”'” . I: J. ulnmiske . P d: ' ' ' n'”';f,,pb,u. C V "” Passed: J. Macrleught. J.-Ibbott. R. Ferguson, B. Oillig. Latin 1: Class n: H. Massey. n. Jewell, X" . : . Champion. J. Bowman. Psued. B. Beers. 01.. n: D, mm. B. Gum, Ifgngh ug Passed: W. smith. J. Ibbott. I. glkua I: as. scbul-man, J. Culn- Mac!-'wen. 0- Jenkins. in 0Y- . Passed: xii rersusog. :2 hnunbasr, "gm ;: J Dumndl :;,m5,",',”'" ' w' " " V' ' Class 11: s. Casnpbeil. N. Hynd- ' man, K. Beardon. 1". Metheecn, L. Imus. 1. , Laird. J. Wlgglnton. I. Jewell, ii.

Class I: J. Wigginton. J. Diam- ond, K. Reardon, ll. Jewell, 1-I. Massey. lolnss 1!: K. Tulle. M. Warren. B. Jardine, N. I-lyndman. J. Con- nolly. 1". Matheson. R. Platts, B. Beers, C. Cleelnlen, J. Bowman.

Passed: M. Carruthers. E. Gillie. A. Gillis. D. Macllscherrl, 1. Doyle. R. Moaee. L. Morriasey. B. Rodd, S. Campbell, L. Laird, J. MICDODa aid. A. Stewart.

Class I: M. Bchurman. .

Class II: C. Agnew, R. Campbell, W. Underhay. G. Maclidillan.

Passed: D. Large, 1!. Warren, 1". Sumarah, O. Jenkins.

History ll: ' Class I: M. schurman. C. Ag-

cw. Class II: R. Campbell, D. Large.

History 1:

Class I: O. Agnew.

Class II: A. Champion, W. Un- derhay, 8. Campbell.

Passed: J. Cummiskey, M. Our- ruthers, A. Gillls, R. Mouse, 3. Gillis, J. Ibbott.

Mathematics 11: Class II: W. smith. Passed: R. Ferguson.

Mathematics 1:

Class I: J. Wigginton, K. Rear- don, M. Carruthers. C. Creelman, J. Diamond, F. Matheson.

Class II: A. Gillie. J. Bowman. l-I. Massey, K. Tulle.

Passed: R. Connolly, M. Mac- Qunrrie. N. i-lyndman. R. Platte. G. MacMiilan, S. Campbell, E. Jewell. C. Phillips, B. Rodd, A. Stewart, L. Laird. L. Thompson, J. Cameron.

Chemistry 1:

Class I: J. Diamond, F. Math- eson, K. Reardon, J. Wlgglnton, N. l-lyndman. J. Cameron.

Class II: A. Gillie, K. Tulle. C.

stltute Supervisors. Mrs. Maylea Manning and Miss Mary Robin.

GARDEN ssnnsl Our store at A A

E3lELIC.'.I()lJ?5

ORANGE

Nelsen-rs by .avaNonLl1m

' Mil. sou fa. ltlls of l-lssenlionm ivleil in Kent. Inei-nil ' will eelldeet a series ot Iveslgelisti: Meetlllli

CHIIOIICNWI.

'.Ielle4teI. me I

:1. PAlil.'S cl-lull:l-l

Creelman. R. Connolly. F. Currie, R. Platte, B. Rodd.

(”;i:l?.Alxi(3:E3 DRINK

; AMP! mom. E 034N555 , ' actual been the authority of .

OF CANADA

I.lMl'I'ED BEVERAGES. Charlottetown.

Economical:

Class I: J. Cummiskey. '

Class II: W. Undel-hay, W. Smith.

Passed: N. MacMillan, 1'. Sum- as-ah. Sociology I:

Massey. J. Campbe Passed: C. Creelman. J. Bow- man, M. Oarruthen, A. Stewart, K. Tulle. B. Beers. B. Rodd. E. Murray. 1". Macmillan. R. Con- nolly, R. Moose. L. Thompson, J. MacDonald. L. Macltae. L. Morris- sey, G. MacMillan, 5. Sullivan.

Biology ll: Class I: A. Champion.

Peued: J. Ibbott, it. Maczwen, Continued on page ll

W. G. T. ll. special, Service At York

On Tuesday evening. May 20. a special service of the W.C.T.U. was held in the United Church at York when an group or

WW money can buy. We suggest drop in and let we advise you. Wm gmmereoce in diamonds on

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Jewellers

G.H.TAYLOR t

For Four Generations

EASILY REMEMBERED VIA NCOUVIF.

-(CP)-

will find them easier to remember.

Those on the even-number side oi the street would be permitted to

It re- hose their lawns on even-numben strictions on lawn watering 'are ed dates and vice-verse for odd needed here this summer, residents numbers.

minded people had as their guest speaker Mrs. R. C. Eaton.

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Eaton are speaking in a number of churches and public halls on behalf of lut- ure citizens. the boys and girls of today. on the aide oi temperance. An order of service was 1ellow- ed. Mrs. Eisner Brown and Mrs. Horace Vessey gave the prayer and iscripture reading and Rev. John Douglass xtended thanks to Mrs. Eaton and left a challenge to parents and guardians of the growing generation.

-PB

CAN UCK AIRMEN

NORTH LUFPENHAM. England -(CP)- The Royal Canadian Air Force lighter wing stationed here under the North Atlantic Treaty will be the subject 0! a short fea- ture produced by the National Film Board of Canada. A film is also being made at Farnborough showing Canadian participation in a course for Commonwealth test pilots.

NEW HEARING AID! Alli! '- I" ' A

. IN?" ' 335 Toollllls Music Stars , , 1d'I.Queen St.

CHABLOTTETOWN. P.E.I.

MAD! WWII PUII VEOIIAIII SNOITININO

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END OF MAY SPECIALS 2

8

Peaches. 'l5 os..

2 for 35: Clarkls

M M '.III5s

20 0a.. 2 tor . 37:

Minced

Ieef Leaf. l2es..2fer .. 65: Cottage :

Olleese. pllg. . 32: Lynn Valley

Corn. 20.01..

hr eeaeee-e

Deepsouth IlendJui:e. 20e!..2tel-.25:

wllrls suoalt lo Ilia. we

later eseeee; emu:

Mewmremect.

Red Rip: : Old Fashioned Florida TOMATOES CHOCOLATES ORANGES File. 25: 1 L5. 49: 2 Dex. 65:

: Fresh Bulk , Groceries ones. 5 lbs. .. 79: Laymgig1AT Queen's Royal LARD- 3 '55 -0 - - 39c BCCOII. lb. . . . . 416

Silver Seal MOLASSE5. qt. 35:

COUPONS

XII 7.

.

Talisman Blend MARMALADE,

240:. 41: Robin Hood

ROLLED OATS.

5 OIOIOIIO

Fresh or Sweet Pickled

Pork Roast. lb. 49: Shoulder

Pork Chops. iii. 53: Peril I-leeks. Iii. 19: lelegnd. Iii. . .. 37: by the piece. lb 35:

FRUIT

Iceberg

Lettuce. heed 2l: Fresh Green leans. lb. -. . 25: Fresh Leafy Spinach. Iii. .... 21: lame Whit; rapefrll 3”, IOOOOlOIim Island g . ' llltlbdrb. 2 lbs. 25: Qelery. stick .. I1: