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‘Ed’; fill/t Chill?‘ W?’

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i foil an accident. After his who a few years ago decided to death, e enterprise collapsed.

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was q -will of the business and a hard worker. He worked died with him. Hie fa_ ‘ly had

alii hours, and pretty soon bad to dispose of the b cu for s nice garage lLllSlllttSl. Then he a son . p

began to add to his staff until Ami yet, with a Sun Life it took ﬁfteen people to rim businem insurance licy, this

man's business coul have been transferred to the senior em- ployees, at a price which he, the owner, would have deter- mined before his deat_h. If’ you own a one-inan business, I'd _ really like to talk things over with you sometime. _It‘s impor- tent-to your family. Let's talk things oven-today!

the now siaeable organisation. He was making up to_ 810,000 a ﬁr. _He'd built a nice home.

lrida were in a good school. But he still had to keep on ' working hard. It was a one-man busines, you see. Hie person- ality, his ability, his character, kept it going.

hen, one day, the end came

HAL BOHAKER Unit Supervisor

llll llFE 0F Hill"

148 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Double Hanging Due Wednesday Al Frede_ri_clon '

(By The Canadian Press)

FREDERICTON. July A5-—Thls quiet New Brunswick capital will Y experience its ﬁrst double hang- ing in history and its ﬁrst execu- tion in 24 years early Wednesday morning when two youthful Negro brothers go to the gallows fer the sordid hammer-slaying last Janu- ary of taxi-operator Norman P. Burgoyne.

Rufus and George Hamilton. 22 and 23 years old respectively, were convicted in separate trials of the premeditated slaying. Burgoyne, 34-year-old Fredericton resident, was beaten to death and his body stuffed into the locked trunk of his taxi. ,

At their trials, the Hamilton brothers told how they had plan- ned to waylay, rob and murder Burgoyne. Evidence. showed that they took a hammer with them when they decided to hold up the taxi driver.

Last week a hangman from Montreal arrived here to make advance arrangements.

It was understood that the same gallows would be used on which Harry D. Williams died in 192.5 for the murder of his two young nieces. Not since then has there been an execution for murder in Fredericton.

Unless there is a reprieve, the hangings of the Hamilton broth- crs will be the second and third to take place in York County in 118 years.

MORELL C. W. L.

The resliiar May and June meetings of the Little Flower Sub- division olf the Catholic Women's Least-re of Moi-ell. were held in the Church Vestry on the second Sun- day of each month.

The president. Mrs. William Aylwsrd presided. There was a

The “Central Guardian

ﬂalseolumnlarusrredlorusws of local Interest, but sdverttslngel a newly assure may be insisted at flrs eentasword. atrlotly pa;- ablelnadvaaloe.

COOK'S n: pnoio

soafcoal». coke s. fuel oil call a”. A. PICSIM. ﬁ @-

HOWASD MAsINNIS Pltted Footwear at 1'15 Queen Street. AT YOUR SERVICE-Arafat Coal Company. Phone 240B.

D11.- W. H. SOPEB. will be absent from his Office until Monday Ausuet 1st.

SWIM SUITS - Snappy and col- orful at Jack Cameron's, Queen Street, temporary quarters over Toomfos Music Store.

SPIINGEILL EGG SIZE COAL for stove or furnace unloading to- dzg. A. Plckard s: Co. Phone 2

QUAIVIERLY MEETING of the Registered N u r s e s‘ Association Monday, August let at Cavendish. Members bring lunch and meet at Shelter at 8:80 p.ia.

M/s "GALDOWAY KENT" will load livestock and general cargo Saturday, 30th July, for Si. John's, Nfld. For space reservations and infonmatlon apply Buntaln, Bell s: Co, Agents.

LEFT BY PLANE — Dr. Char- lotte Munn O'Neil left Tuesday afternoon by plane for New York. to reaume'hcr duties as head of the reception service at Rocklnnd State Hospital. Dr. Munn O'Neil came home to be with her father. Mr. J. R. Munn, Marslifield, dur- ing his serious illness at the P, E Island Hospital. His many friends will be glad to know that Mr. Munn is now convalescing at the hospital.

VISITING 0N THE ISLAND - Mrs. William Dolan of Jamaica Plain, Mass., is visiting P. E. 1.. calling on relatives and friends. Mrs. Dolan was born at Bedford, formerly Margaret Hughes. She still has a warm spot for her ls- land home. She also had the plea- sure ofmeetlng many old friends and is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quilty, South Shore, then goes on to St. Peters Bay and Sourls, leaving for home the first week in August.

60L!‘ CLUB DAKCI ‘IDNIGII. Everybody welcome.

[CONSIDERATION us: m- suaasos.

wosmre nauo moss open this afternoon and evening.

n. r. AND ‘w. aaan" ooai. un- loading today. a. rams a Co.

DECCA DECOR!) - Bing Croliy. Special 50c. ‘lpombe Music Store.

THE FLIGHTS WEEKLY lo‘

Sydney. Nova Scotia. Phone Marl- time Central Alrways-Usnltnd. 3061

TROPICAL SUIT - Nor’ East Worsted. Cool and comfortable at Jack Cameron's, ‘Ileinporary quart- ers over Toomba Music Store. Queen Street.

S. S. "CELTIC" will load live- stock and general cargo ‘rhurs- day. zen. Julyfor St. Pierre and St. John's, Nfld.- Ilbr space reserva- tions and information. apply Bun- taln, Bell a Co. agents.» ~

NORTH TRYON Presbyterian Church. Service Sunday. July 31st. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-

per at 11 A. M. Rev. Charles Gar-_

nsgy will conduct the Service. Pre- paratory Service on Friday, July 29th at 8-00 P M. Rev. Donald Nicholson. guest speaker.

Personals

Mrs. J. G. Joyce and son Carlton of Montreal, are’ spending the month _of August in Souris.

Mrs. Ed, A. Griffin and daughter Penny of Burton, Lot 7, returned on Friday from Ste. Anne de Beau- pre, Quebec.

Miss Noreen Griffin of Brocktnn, Lot 4, had her cousin, Miss Penny Griffin of Burton, Lot 7, visiting her for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Pennell and son Donald, New York, have arriv- ed in the City on e. visit to Mrs. PennelPs mother, Mrs. Slxtue Mc- Lellann

m. and Mrs. Laurie J. Bellievue of Moncton, N. B., are visiting in the City- the guests of Mrs. Bellieuve’s sister. Miss Florence Bradley, 25 Grafton Street.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stevens and family, Winchester, Mass, are

visisgumm ~

‘Continues Te

l o-rrawa. July- as-rcn-cas- landlaa steel production still ls go-

l "P-

, The Bureau of Statistics report-

ld today that the output of steel ingots for the ﬁrst six mouths of 1M0 totalled 1.011.004 tees coin- pared with 1,517.01! 1a the same period of 1M8.

For June. the comparative te- tals were 080.250 this year and 240.710 in 1848. Dally average outputefor that month was up from 8.824 to 0.015. The daily rate was up from 8,145 to 8.085. V

WILL GET I'll!!!‘ IONS! '

SANDWICH. Rent. England - . (C?) _- Young couples who have never had a home of their own, or | ‘Purim: ‘ h“, We“, vacnuun n who have shared with iii-laws. are * to be given priority for new-nous Stanhope Beach. Mr. Stevens, an m‘ ha‘ instructor in Journalism, has been visiting this Province regularly for j a great many years. .

‘l p0 9 I l ueﬁlfuﬂ... we’

rrrm nasaoao aunts:

I osuo - (or) - Discovery o! Mr. and Mrs. Oswald MacNelll. a Colorado 9mm, bu", m‘ mm. daughters Isobel and Heather of “stem New,” h" ﬂung p";

Cambridge Mam, rid E l Je - kins of Wrircester, Mass. aarre vlsli- glﬁuﬁlee; “fuzz?! ‘pa: ingnfriends and relatives on the been’ Show! up ehewhum

\

1M0 bllo ' n” ‘n’ are we‘

' v s. s. moans. erases Manager. iflokerd Building m Greet George so.

Charlottetown. IEIJ.

| Mr. Ralph Beairsto of the Mer- chant Navy, has returned to Que- ' ibec City to resume his duties on , the S. S. Sunwhit, after spending a pleasant holiday at his home in Margate. -

Miss Grace Taylor of Preston,

Ont., has arrived home to spend the

‘ summer months with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Taylor, Elm Avenue.

Mrs. P. A. Davison of Wakefield. Masa., arrived by plane, to spend the summer on the Island after an

1 absence of seventeen years. At present she is the guest of r bro-

| ther and sister-in-law, M . and Mrs. James Duggan, Sea View.

Visitors to ‘French River on Sun-

' day the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Sims were Mr. and Mrs. Leigh

Warren, Miss Joyce Warren, Mr.

Sheldon Warren of North Rustlco.

' Mrs. Colin Roy of‘ Ottawa and Miss _ Mae Warren of Wheatley River.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pigott and two children. Carol and Joey of Manchester. Conn.. motored to the Island Sunday and are the guests - of Mr. Pigotfs sister Mrs. Mitchel MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald,

a ~ g ciiaiinorrnsown i BLllE cross ooiimuiiiiv GROUP OPENING

July 20th - Aug. 3rd

OPEN DAILY 2 PM. T0 5:00 EM. g If you are a. resident of Charlottetown and do not work where five

or more‘ are employed - and you are under 65 years of age - this ls your *

opportunity n; join ‘nine Oross as an individual member. Get full smut

and make application at 200 QUEEN 8'1‘. ' 10m numbiwss TODAY!

t

306 Richmfllld Street.

ere many worth while

ma: chorus WIL

Bargains - some of which ore listed .below.'

SALE OPENS‘ THURSDAY AT 9AM.

. You are really in lucli! ‘We ore running a pro-moving cledrenceiiSule ‘to empty our shelves and rocks before taking over our new‘ premises on Grafton Street. There

r. an CLOSED ALL DAY sooAir-wsnusisosr

good attendance of - at

each meeting.

The meetings were opened by Pﬂyer followed by the roll call and the reading of the minutes of the prevoius meeting.

_ Mrs. Ernest Roesiter was ap- pointed secretary for the coming year.

It was moved and ‘ ’

Your

COTTON HOUSE presses I

Choice

$1.98 .

give the Pastor, Reverend Father McKenna the eum of ﬁve hundred dollsire to pay for the new hell

which has been installed ln the church tower. '

It was moved and seconded to send ten dollars to the Sisters of

‘FINE Lillsldrirzuguigdisiood to help their Hm BETTER CIBIRETTES

It was moved and seconded to

have s. High Mass offered for the sick. axed and infirm of the par- ish. also a Spiritual Bouquet sent to s. member and fruit to a shut-

in.

Many letters were received read and discussed. v

Mrs. Donnell gave a splendid re- port of the '1‘. B. Convention in Charlottetown.

The meetings cloud by prayer.

ILANI.‘ DIOPI, MAN KILLID

GIORDI, South Africa - CP) - A tragic accident occurred near here recently when ai ainall alr- creft hit a sudden" down-draught and dropped 1.000 feet in a flash. A passenger in.the plane was left

behind when the plane dropped and he fell to lils death.

p ,E.R. Brow €§Son Eh, late, Life, Accident, Sickness lag Plate 01m lssuiam It imu inn:

a.

COTTON

PYJAMAS -

COTTON SMOCKS SILKNIT NIGHTGOWNS

$1.98

A Group SILK and SATIN SLIPS

Clearing at $1.00

Of

aiousss a , $1.00ead~$1.98 ~

DRESS FRONTS‘ and SCARVAES $1.00 .

COTTON HOIJSECOATS

, A GOOD ASSOBTIIENT OI‘ SIZII CLEARING A’!

$2.90 - $3.98 _

SILK ‘Marries Re ular '$|.25 Valua. i Only m

.

‘i

coats and S U l TpSi A 1/; Price’ i

Balance of our Stecliof _ SUMMER DRESSES. Clearing ci- 1-3 OFF

RAINCOATS. Clewlng at 1-3 OFF ~

Remembers Sde State g . THURSDAY, JULY 2011i at 9 , ALL SALES FINAL 7 '

soinm noiiun. or rsoiraosnlns

ANKLE SOX 50c HANKIES for 25c PIGTEXGLOVES ...........$1.00 MESH GLOVES pr. $1.00

Specld Recli of

cziiers DRESSES iAll simi

For» Only $7.98

con sweaters

chain; a sass .

“nvioii.'iiosesli l

S

r devotees

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pnlnl “whit-lanes!!! 3%. '