WENESDAY,

In Memoriam

MRS. JOHN S. COUSINs There passed peacefully away a‘ her home in Park Corner on Vvezi- ncsday, June 16th, Mrs. ldliraliedi Cousins, widow of the late John o‘ i Cousins, in her Bihh year, Decor», ed had been in failing health tori some time and was tenderly cared for by her daughter Millie. Her‘; maiden name was Bessie Campbell, daughter of the late Hon. “lilllliﬂ Campbell of Sea View. In early iiic she married and lived almost 1m: entire life time in Park Corner. Quiet; and efficient ln her a:d-l nous household duties, and at the i .

same time kindly and sympatlitllc. she adorned her home by a wcll ordered life. She was a consistent member of the Prcstiyteriar Church.

The funeral service was conduct- ed by her pastor, Rev. D. A. Camp- bell, speaking from the lcxt—"an:l l heard a voice from Heaven say- ing unto me, write, Blessed arc the dead which die in the Lordl henceforth; yea saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their lab- ors and their works do follow. them." Rev. Chap. l4. verse lS,l Mr. Campbell delivered a comfort-i in: message to the bereaved. Fheg

hymns sung were-—"The Lord's My Shepherd", "The Sands of Time are Sinking" and “Shall We Meet Beyond the River."

A large number of friends and acquaintances from far and near gathered to pay final trihut-e o! love and esteem in which Mzs Cousins was held by all who knew hcr. The floral tributes bring many anrl beautiful. together will‘. the silent expression of sympathy spoke for those present of the loss which has been sustained in the passing of one whose living was to love and be loved.

She leaves to mourn her passing three sons and three daught.:. namely-James W., Park Corncz; William C., North Carolina, U. S A. ‘who came hy plane to see his mother before her passing), and John on the homestead; Eliza- beth (Mrs. Heath MacLeodi, Trial;- toyvn; Millie at home, and Stella. (Mrs. Fred Campbell), Graham's Road. Her husband predeceascr‘ her nine months ago, also two sons and one daughter passed on sev- cralryears ago.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Heath MacLeod. Cuthbert Mont- gomery, John E. Campbell, Arthur J. Stewart, Donald Cousins and Sutherland Montgomery. Inter- mcnt was in Geddie Memorial Cemetery. l-Icr earthly work ls over, bu‘. her kindly influence will long be remembered.

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MEN on needed NOW us‘ SICK BERT" ATTENDALNTS

‘Many jobs are open in the R.C.N. today . . . but men no especially needed to act u uuicuun to Medical Oﬂioero. Ac m‘. S.B.A. (Sick Berth Attendant) you will be trained for duties

in hospitals, lick buyl and llllpl. You will learn to handle medical store: and equipment. ln addition, specialist

are available in X-Ray, Laboratory, Hygiene, Physio-v

therapy and Operating Room duties.

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Finland To Elect New Parliament

By ANNE MARIE SNELLMAN HELSINKI, June 22 — (AP! —, Finland, t-ne only one ot Russiwslt "western border countries still hold- ing free, secret and unrestricted elections, will elect a new 200- mcmber parliament July 1 811d 1-

Whatever the results of the elec- lions, however, Finland's foreign political policy course already is determined. President Paasikivi has said: "Finland can never pur- sue a policy directed against the Soviet Union."

The Communists, through the Popular Democratic Union, are‘ trying to capitalize on this prin-

clple. Prime Minister Mauno Pek- kala. said in a recent speech that the elections rwere of foreign pol» itical character and that the peo- ple hy casting their votes will say "yes" or "no" to the present pol-

icv. g The right and centre parties say that. no foreign political issue is at stake. ‘

The Communists and the Popu-

lar Democrats generally, say the

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issue i: “popular democracy or reaction." Theso claﬁrn there i: no third way.

The social Democrats claim to be representatives of exactly this “third way" - western socialism.

On the right is the Conserva- tive Rally, the industrialists‘ tra- ditionally Conservative Party. Its strongest rival for the bli.’ 18nd- oivners‘ votes is the Agrarian Party in the centre. ‘Iihcrc is a hitter tight between these two groups.

With the Agrarlans in the cen- tre is the Swedish People's Party. both fighting the extreme left.

Also in the centre party align-

ment is the small Progressive Party, vuhich at present has nine deputies. . v The biggest election fight is ex- pected between the Agrarians and the Social Democrats. Each party 120w has 48 deputies. Each hopes to become the strongest single party in parliament and th/us able to place one o! their own as prime minister.

The strongest group at present is the Popular Democrats, a coal- ition or Communists and left-wing Socialists. ‘Dhey are expected to lose anywhere between five and 1i seats of their 5-1 seats.

POPULAR SPORT Swimming was one of the world's first sports; it was popular in the Roman era.

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The June Meeting of tlhe North Pipette W. T. met at the home of .\1r~s_ Chas, Ross with 9 members and one visitor present Roll call was an exchange of seeds, plants, etc., and a, collection of medicine bottles for the Doctor.

$5.00 he given to Canadian Cancer Society, together with $15.00 that had been canvassed for the District It- was mctved and seconded that

$25.00 be given toward lighting‘

plant for Dr. Four members were appointed to see about the buying of Ice crerm for school children's picnic. Institute members were all asked to Meeting. Sick committee presented one bill. Teacher reported a visit from schcol committee. Mrs. Monty MacLeod kindly invited the mem-

meetlng and members are to take her a receipt for roll call.

which was a letter from the secret- ary of the Tuberculosis League,

the next Penny Ticket article. Meeting closed with members re- peating the Creed and followed by the king. Lunch was then served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. E. lylorriso-n, ‘

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CONIEDIIATION IJII IN- IUKANCE.

HOWARD MoINNIP fitted Qootweu‘ at 115 Queen Street,

Al‘ YOUR SEIWICI -. Arnhll Con! Co. Phone M98.

PHONE SAUNDERS 1000' for group and wedding plCW-IBI on location.

VIEW MASTER EIELB-ileuutl- rul assortment just arrived. Miller Brothers Ltd.

CITY TAXES. — June 80th i5 the ﬂnal date for payment o! 5e0- ond Installment City of Charlotte- town Taxes.

T0 HALIFAX in 55 minutes, via Marltbne Central Airways. Phone 2061 or 540.

ELECTRIC RANGE used only I. Sew months. Present owner moving out of reach or electric service.

Bargain for quick purchaser. Apply

Miller Brothers Ltd.

MARITIME CENTRAL AIR.- WAYs three times daily to Monu- ton. Air and rail connections to Montreal and Boston. Phone 2061 or 540.

CITY 0F CHABLOTTETOWN TAXES. — Interest at the rate o! 1&7.- per month will be charged on City of Charlottetown Second In- stallment of Taxes if not paid by June 30th.

1t was moved and seconded thatl

attend Annual Schoolw“

bers to her home in Eldon for next,

TTHE SACRAMENT of the Lord's

‘Supper will be observed in Wood

Church on Preparatory

Islands ‘Presbyterian Sunday, June 27th.

lservlccs ‘Thursday and Friday at |8.00 P. M. Saturday 11.00 A. M.

LUCKY CLOVER LEAVES —~ Miss Mary E. Kelly, 232 Grafton

'Street. is evidently in for lots of

luck, as she gathered, a four-leaf, a five-leaf and a seven-leaf clover hcr lawn yesterday morning.

THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. — The Service Preparatory to Holy Communion will be held in the Kirk llnll on Thursday evening ot B o'clock, instead of Friday even-

,ing. Please note the change of day.

Correspondence was read monﬂrhe Kirk Session will meet Thurs-

day at 7.30 P. M.

PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWERS —Pre-

Stating the Unit would be at Eldon" nuptial showers have been held by

Collection amounted to 5'10 Mrs» _. l Mabel mcEachern offered to bring! Dllzllngbﬁlllllilfmclzgﬁ

lStreel; in honour of Miss Erma

Iliad-Trail whose marriage to Mr. Blair Hackett is to take place at Orwell Head United Church Thurs- day, June 24th at 5.30

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Wednesday, ‘June 23 '

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lo who". . . before ordering goods from the U.S. or other countries a i '- consult your nearest Custom Office or write

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SDAY, JUNE 24th

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_ EVENING DRESSES

All Wool Sweaters

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