31, 1951

ITSOOTHES ANDREVlVE5)bUASNOOl'ilERlzEA DOES!

Enioy a bracing cup of the new Lipton Tea and youill agree that no other blend of tea in Canada ever was so downright delightful!

Why is this? .Bocauso Lipton today, is a brand-new delicious blend of finer, costlier Orange Pekoe teas. ..and tastes it! Its bracing strength and freshness seem to seep into your bones. Your spirits rise. F tastes more tempting. You come to lifel

Don't put it oil Hurry to your store today and buy the new Lipton Tea-the finest blend Li pton has ever brought ou. In packages or tea bags, youill find no tier tea anywhere at any price!

I90 VDNIIII Moll PIOPII DRINK

Lipton Tea

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOVVN

Delegates from .Ten Provinces Al VIMS. Meetings

The launching of ”Csmda Year" is a feature of the annual meet- ing of the Dominion Bond of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada in session in Toronto from May 5th to June 1st.

Delegates from all ten pi-ovlncu are present representing a mem- bership of 218,000 in over nine thousand organizations of wo- men. teenage girls and children. Membership in the three Mari- time Provinces is over - 21.000. Mrs. James Laughland of Guelph. Resident. is presiding at the ses- sions. In attendance from the Maritlmes are MN. A. J. Reyn- olds of Woltville. President of the Maritime Conference Branch; Mrs. J. A. Nicholson of Milford. N. S., formerly of York. 1''. E. 1.; Mrs. E. E. Boothroycl of St. An- drews, N.B.; Mrs. J. K.'MacI.1nses of Sack-ville, N.B.: Dr. Florence Murray, well known missionary doctor of Korea, formerly of 0'Leary. P.E.I.; Min Edna Mc- Lellan of Noel Shore, N. S., and Miss Mary Thompson of Oxford, both of whom will be honored on retirement this year. and Rev. Hilda Johnson, B.D.. '1'h.M. of Can-srd, N. S., mission-ary on fur- lough from India.

The work of the Society and the United Church as a whole in Home and Overseas Missions and in Christian citizenship will be demonstrated and discussed dur- ing tho sessions.

A tour of United Church Home Mission and Social Service cen- tires was undertaken during the week-end. Noon hour devotions are being conducted by the Italian, Finnish and Japanese Ministers of United Church con- gregations in Toronto.

Dr. Malcolm C. Macdon-aid, associate secretary of the Board of Home Missions and author of a book on the subject, just off the press. ”From Lakes to North- ern Lights". will give an address at one of the public meetings of the Board. Dr. Macdonald is a native of Prince Edward island.

Pertinent Cnnadian problems re- lating to- immigration, the span- soring of displaced persons and

the care of senior citizens, will be

Fortitude

Greet tasks await men to be done.

Great problems to be solved.

Great battles to be fought won,

Great plans to be evolved; Some duties need the strength of mind. -

Others the depth of skill. And some there are which put to test The purpose and the will; Some need. the high resolve re- quircd To scale the heights of Everest, But could these be more difficult Than getting up to breakfast? -W.H.B. '38 (Written by it University Stu- dent on vacation at his home in Charlottetown).

and

discussed during the week as well as the immediate needs for church extension and more church workers.

Looking at the world scene, the delegates will hear Dr. Gordon Sisco speak on "The Church with- in the present international sit- uation." W. M. S. Missionaries from Africa, India. Korea and Trinidad will report on their work and discuss general trends in the countries represented.

A round table discussion on "The Human Rights" was presented on the first evening. following the pres- ident's able address on the theme, "What the Times Demand.” The annual budget of the So- ciety for the work of the present Year is 81.080000. Of this am0l-ml. 3113.000 is expected from the Maritime W. M. S. organ- izations.

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of our ” , Mrs. Donald Smith, who died Msy slat, 1949.

Tonight the stars are glenming, On a lonely silent grate.

Where sleeps in dreamlcss slumber Ono we loved, but could not sue.

Declaration of

May Hclven'l winds blow softly, 0'er that sweet and hallowed spot Where one we loved lies sleeping Who will never lie forgot.

Lovingly Remembered by Her- Daughters Dolly, Katy and Mary.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Alfred Mayhew. who departed this life

FOR I Thursday -, Friday - Saturday

Every item listed a money saver - all new Spring Merchandise - get in on the Savings this coming Week-End.

Men's and Ioys' Depari-manr

Men's 5:011 Shirts, colors blue, canary, brown, ma- roon an green. Sizes, small, medium and large. Reg. values to S4.50. Sale Price .................................. .. S295

Men's Gabardine Suits. blue, grey and teal blue, double breasted models. Sizes 36 to 44. Special S3595

B0ys' Gabardine Pants, extra well tailored. Colors hF0Wn. taupe and maroon, selling away below present- day values. Special ................................................ ,, 56,75

Men's Blue Denim Overalls, sizes 36 to 46. Specl per pair 33 Motor Rugs, all wool plaid, large size. Special ....S9.75

B9YS' Fancy Sport Shirts, fancy colors. Boys' Fancy Ankle Hose, sizes 9V3 Per pair

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Coriolis. Dress Goods. Hosiery and sweeten

Special in Chenille Bedspresds, double-bed size, as- Wfted colors. Values to S10.95. Sale Price S7.95

Kitchen Towels. ecru background with colored stripe. Sizes 18 x 36 inches. Special, per pair ................ .. 79c

llllaterlals suitable for Summer Dresses, assorted pat- ems and colors. Clearing .... .. Less 33 U396 discount

Print Cotton. all 1951 patterns. Reg. values 50c to 75” 59-19 Price. per yard . ....................................... .. 49c

Special in Pillow Cases. plain and hemstltched. Price Per pair - 0

I4dl93' Cardlgaris and Pullovers all wool sweaters "W Pastel shades. Clearing ........ .. Less 10M discount

Ladle” Nylon Hose. 51 auge all new Spring and

Summer shades. Reg. v ue s1.s5. Sale Price s1.59

Kiddies' Corduroy Overalls, colors, red, blue, brown sizes 2 to 6

and W1 , Prim "9 years. Reg. S2.59. gag;

Il5lrtlidies' Cotton Pullover Sweaters. Reg. 95c. Sale N ' 69c

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Dress Special

A Special Rack of Spring Dresses, values to S11.95. Sale Price 02-95

'ln'uHs'ls'PuHs'ln's'l-'- ALL SPRING COATS AND SUITS CLEARING

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

All Spring Skirts clearing ............ .. Less 2072; Discount Ladiesl Slips in broken lines, sizes and kinds, valu to S-1.50. Clearing at .............................................. .. S295

Ladies' Panties in broken lines, sizes and kinds, values to S1.59. Clearing at each 69c

Ladies' Night owns in broken lines, sizes and kinds, values to S4.2 . Clearing at .................................. .. S295

Ladies' Pyjamas in broken lines, sizes and kinds. values to S8.95. Clearing at ............................... ... S995

Floor Coverings

See our large assortment of Carpet Rugs in Axmin- ster and Wilton qualities at old prices. Buy now and save 509?; on latest factory prices.

DeLuxe quality Rexoleum, blue background with orange and black, 2 yards wide. Very special, per yard 31.19 Clearing line of Drapery Materials in monk'slcloth and damask. 48 inches wide, worth to S2.25. Sale Price per yard . 901.69 Plastic Drapes flowered design on grey, green, or nat- ural backgrouiid. Extra Special, per yard S1.69 Plastic Cottage Sets in shades, all standard colors. Special, per set . .................................................... .. S1.69

ards b 35 inch . Special y y es S238

Ruffled Curtains. 25!. per pair

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II" 97 M01 Solo slum Thursday Morning at 9 can. continues until Saturday, June

Ind - Cloios 9.30 ......

GIT IN ON THISI SPECIAL VALUES

May slat. 1842.

We do not forget her. we loved liar too dearly

For her memory in (ad: from our lives like a dream;

our lips need not speak, when our hearts mourn sincerely,

For grief often dwells seldom is seen.

Lovingly Remembered by Husband and Family.

Her

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mn. nomia Smith. who departed this life. luy Ilst. 1949.

Beautiful memories are all we have le

0! her we loved dearly and shall never forget.

Sad was the parting no one can to

So sudden on earth the sorrow fell.

Memory we treasure no one can steal,

Death leaves in heartache, God alone can heal.

Always Remembered by Family.

FIRST CHINESE DRUMHELLER, Alta.-(OP)-A girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mah was the first Chinese baby born in Drumheller Hospital. Mr. Mah brought his wife over from Chins. last year.

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Alfred Mayhew. Kensington. RJI. 3. P. E. I.

IN MEEDRIAM

MR. THOMAS MIDDLETON

Link with the old days of rating overseer: has been bro- ken in Harwich, Eng.. by the death of Mr. Thomas Middleton. father of Mrs. W. T. Cullen, Hillsborough Street, who several weeks ago received word of her father's passing. Mr. Middleton held the office of rating overseer for many years until it ceased to exist under changing legisla- tion. Mr. Middleton. who was eighty-four. was a well-known personality at Harwich where he was in business for a number of years and had been closely as- sociated with St. Nicholas Church. Formerly church secretary, Mr. Middleton became a sidesman and held this office until the time of his death. He was also a form- er secretary of the Unionist Working Men's Club of Harwicli.

Mr. Middieton,kept a ship's charidler's business at Hsrwich. probably the only one of its kind left in the country with the ex- ception of one which is known to exist at Ipswich, England.

Mr. and Mrs. Middleton had been married for 53 years. He is survived by his wife. three daugh- ters and a grandson.

The funeral took place at St. Nicholas Church, Harwich, the service being conducted by the vicar. the Rev. J. S. Hole. Im- mediate mourners were Miss Olive Middleton. Mrs. N. A. Mor- gan, daughters. Mr. A. Middleton. Mr. W. Middleton, nephews. Mrs. W. Sallows. Miss L. Middleton. Miss M. Middleton. nieces. Mrs.

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END OF THE MONTH SALE llAINCOATS- 15.00

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W. T. Cullen. daughter. Char- lottetown, P. E. Island, who was unable to be present.

PEltMANl:NT FIXTURE Rocks of the Palisades Hills on the Hudson River in New York are eisgimated to be 150,000,000 years c .

OTTAWA, May 30

and priority in obtaining --T-MM BITSY GATEWAY health

An adequate

"front-line l wool, dates and pearls.

Select Amber Pieces-

WALIIIITS

4 oz. pkg. . 23:"

Country Fresh - Large

FRIDAY NIGHT

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Extra Specials on 9:30 P.M.

For The Toilet-- Palmolivo Soup.

Economical 4 lb. tins

Jam . . . . . . . Allen's - 20 oz. tins Apple Juice.

Pkg. of 30

Mayfair - 12 oz. tins

Eversweet -- Rindiess

BACON. per I5. . 67c

A REAL BUY- Boneless Smoked

HAMS. per Iii. . . 75c

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Monday, June 4th, has been declared a public holiday, to celebrate the King's Birth- day. Please shop early Sat- urday as we will be closed all day Monday.

DELIVERY

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In order to" relieve the Saturday crowds. We .01- fer you the following Fri- day from 4 P.M. until

2 bars for ... 176 Strawberry or Raspberry

73:

2 Oiutl Tea Bags 33c Spiced Beef . . 39:

Not one: not two: but TRIED big reasons why it pays to buy all your food needs It CO-OP SUPER MARKET. First, you get quality foods-the known quality of funious brands and the guaranteed quality of choice meats, fresh prmlucu. and fine dairy foods. Second. you get sure economy in our policy that makes every price a low price every day. Thirul. you izrl the EXTRA SAVINGS of weekly super-specials resulting from our constant searching of the wholesale markets for iho host buys of the week. Shop here today. You'll find it pays in worthwhile savings on your food hllL -

EGGS

per dos... . . . 57c

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For Better Cakes - Swansdown

CAKE FLOUR. pkg. . . . 43: White or Chocolate -- Robin Hood CAKE MIX. pkg. . . . . . . . . 29: Jello

Lemon PIE FILLER. 3 pkgs. for 29c Pure - Maple Leaf

LARD. per lb. 25c

Bakers Choice . VANILLA. per bottle . . . . . . 23:

For Cookies

Chocolate CHIPITS. per pkg. 33:

Fine Quality COCOANIIT, per 8 oz. pkg. . 23c

Giant Size -

Iluz, Tide or Oxydol pkg. 63c

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LETTUCE. per head . . . . . 25c Crisp Green - Lge. Sticks Pascal CELERY. 2 for . .... . .. 35c

Red Ripe g Y TOMATOES. par lb. . . . . 33c

, Fancy Winesap i I APPLES. or dos. . . .. . . 496 5 ' New Tasty elons ;g CANTALOUPS. each . . .. 29.: I ill: I

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-(CPJ- The community defence." said a resol- Canadian Hospital Council cailcdution endorsed at the council's an- today for more favorable consider- fnual meeting. ation scarce materials for hospital con-1 structlon. Kuwnll on the Persian Gulf has service, of which hospitals are an . u large annual export integral part, is I.

of horses,