Ladies and Misses new spring

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A Good Assortment or Colors and Sizes

‘Out they go less 331/3 lllSlitllllll

. llli Children's new spring tloats

A Good Range of Patterns-Sizes 8 i014

out they go" less 331/. oisoounr SALE NOW ON

Come in Al Once And Gel Firsi Choice Al r IIIESE MONEY SAVING PRICES

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F1111‘- GUARDIAN I CHARLOTTETOWN

P. E. I. Party Standing

(Continued kosn Pa“ 1).

North Rustlco South North Rultlco North

North Wlltshire

“liormon" Loaders To Speak iiere

' President S. Dilworth Young and

‘President Milton R. Hunter, two o1 twenty-six “General Authorities" of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ier-day Saints, are making a tour of the major cities in the Maritime Provinces and will address a special meeting here on Thursday, June 30, st 7:30 p.m. in the Writing Room oi the Charlottetown Hotel. The public is invited.

Both men are members of the

‘Seven Presidents of the First Council of Seventy". whose primary rluty is the direction of over 5.000 Missionaries for the Church throughout the world. _ Mr. Young is also the President of the New England Mission which includes the New England States and the Maritime Provinces with Mission Headquarters in Cam- bridge, Mass.

President Young has been an executive for the Boy Scouts of America within the inter-mountain area of the United States for many years. ,

' President Hunter will be making the tour of the New England Mis- tion as a representative oi the

‘First Presidency oi‘ the Church.

Dr. Hunter is the author of sev- eral books dealing with the doc- trines. teachings, and history of the

‘Church and also colonization of the west with which the Church of

" Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints played a prominent part.

Arrangements for the meeting are being made by Elder L. Byron Adams from Ogden, Utah and Elder Richard G. Lambert from Sarv Frai- risco, California, who have served as Missionaries here on the Island lor the past several months.

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NUNS VOTE FIRST TIMI

TORONTO, June 27—-(CP)—Forty nuns of the convent of the Good Shepherd cast ballots in the Domin- ion Zeneral election today for the first time. The nuns arrived at a Toronto Parkdale riding polling booth in small groups.

No Harsh laxatives in Two Years!

Man Finds Relief With Famous Cereal

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THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news of local interest, but. advertising of a neway nature may be Inserted at: five cents a word, strictly pay- able In advance.

COOKS for photographs. CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. CHANDLER BROS. for all Ply- wood requirements. ._4_.

aownno ouiomms Fitted Footwear at nsfqueen Street.

i RICITAI. by pupils of Miss Ter- esa Donahue Lic. Mus. (McGili) Wednesday, June 29. at the Whel- an Memorial Hall at 7.30 p. m.

ILIGKI‘! DAILY except “ ‘sy lo New Glasgow and Halifax. Phone Maritime central Airways Limited 2061 or 540.

HEAR REV. l-I. R. BELL, deliver lecture and show slides on Scotland in Hazeibrook Church, Wednesday. June 29th. at 8~ P. M. Silver Collec- tlon.

CIVIC TAXES - Interest at the rate of 35% per month will be charged on City of Charlottetown second installment. of taxes if not pa-id by June 30th..

JUNIOR FARMERS organiza- tional meeting, New Haven school. Wednesday, June 29th, at 8 o'clock. Young men and women are invited to attend. Miss Doris Anderson. Director of Home Economics will have a. special message for the ladies.

REMEMBER Red Cross Blood

Donors Clinics at St. Mary's Hall. Summerside, Tuesday, June 28th. from 7-930; at Canadian Legion, Charlottetown. Wednesday. Julie 29th. 2—-4 and 7-—9 p.m.; at Mon-

a.m. and at Sourls, June 30th. from 4-6 p.m. Donors are urgently needed.

III-ILIMID 1'0 OIFICI Ill Mn W. GRAND LODGE — Mrs. Rendle Larter, Mrs. John Dickie and Mrs. Annie Darrach. Char- lottetown returned from Montreal Saturday night after attending the sessions of the M. W. Grand Lodge L.0.B.A. Mrs. Larter had the hon- |or of being re-elected to the of- t flce of M. W. Grand Deputy Lec- turer of L.O.B.A.

PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER — A surprise shower was held Friday evening for Miss Doris Johnsione. bride-elect. by Misses Bett? 3"" wise and Phyllis MacFadyel-i at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank John- son. Euston Street. Miss Johnstone received many useful and lovely gifts. The verses were effectively read by Miss Pelt? Machine. The room was aslmonrlateiy decorated with pink and white streamers and assorted cut flowers. A tasty lunch- con was served. Miss Johnstone is residing at her home in Burlington from where she will e married the latter part of July.

IN MEMORIAM '

In loving memory of w; lsnbaad IJWES I. EKIARAM also stalled IWI! Jane 18th. 1M1.

Invﬁsgly Remembered by Ilia Wife. Hilda shsrssn

tague. Canadian LQBIOYI “all ‘m’; Thursday. June 30th. from 10-12

JIMMIE’! TAXI. phone 525.

AT YOUR. SERVICE-Arafat

Coal Company. Phone 2498.

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL-

Sunday School Picnic, Wednesday 29th. Meet at. Hall 1.30 P. M.

LEERAL REDUCTION in the

price of all our used trucks. See them now-Stewart Motors Ltd.

CIVIC TAXES —- June ﬁlth is

tlnsl date for payment of second installment City of Charlottetown taxes.

LOUISE COX. pianist. Gaelyne

Craig, soprano in recital, Kirk Hall. Tuesday 8.15 p.m. Silver collection.

SMART STYLISH SUITS. Sports

Jackets, Slacks at Jack Cameron's Merrs Wear Temporary quarters over Tocnnbs Music Store, Queen Street.

MUSIC REClTAL-Muslc .lovera

will be interested in the recital this evening at the Kirk Hall by Miss Louise Cox. L. Mus. (McGiil) pianist, and Miss Gaelyne Craig. soprano, who recently won first place in the Prince Edward ls- land Music Festival. Both young ladies are accomplished artists. Miss Cox's programme includes a number of selections from Bach. Mozart, Chopin, Debussy, and others.

POLICE COURT — tthe Sti-

pendiary lllagistrates ourt yes- terday. four men charged with being drunk and incapable ap- peared; two were each sentenced to 20 days in jail. one was sen- tenced to l0 days in jail and the fourth was remanded until today. A man charged with disorderly conduct was remanded until Sat- urday and the owner of a vicious dog was ordered to have the dog destroyed.

RECEIVED SAD HEW! — Mrs.

Angus MacEachern, Richmond

Street West has received news of the sudden death of her brother- in-law David George Saunders of Detroit, Mich. Mr. Saunders who was a veteran of World War I had suffered a heart condition for the

past two years. He leaves to

mourn his widow formerly Flor- ence (Polly) Harris of Charlotte- town. P. E. I. and one son Rob- ert David Saunders.

Personals

Mr. C. J’. Pitcairn left Monday morning for Halifax to visit his brother, Rev. Andrew Pitcairn.

Mr. Ralph Chapman, Moncton, is relieving Mr. J. F. Fraser, C. N. R. Telegraphe, who is on his vacation.

The many friends of Mrs. Fran-

cis l-iill. Frenchfort, regret her illness in the Prince Edward ls- land Hoapitai, and all wish her a speedy recovery.

Miss Joan Anderson. daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson of

Summerside. formerly of Morell.

is receiving congratulations for’ havin won the prize for the

highes mark ever given in typ-

ing at the Commercial Depart-

ment of Sumrnerside Convent.

r i ‘lrockiey Point Road

Johnstone’; River

Southport A. & B.

Grandvlew North Grandview South

Belle River North . Belle River South .

Four Central North Four. Central South Four East A (A) . Four East A (B) Four East B (A) . Four East B. (B) Five Brighton A. (A) Five Brighton A (B) Five Brighton B (A) Five Brighton B (B)

Five West Cent. South B. Five West Cent. North A.

Five West Cent. North B. Five East Central A North Five East Cent. A South Ward Five East Central Ward Five East A (A) Ward Five East A (B) Ward Five East B (A) Ward Five East B (B) Ward Five East C Royalty West A

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Souris East

Head of Rollo Bay . Bay lwrtune St. Margaret's St. Andrew's .. Peakes Station stol

Morell .. Slnnott Road Marie . . St. Peter's South . St. Peter's East Greenwich Monticello ..

Dundas . Glenfanmng .. . Which Road Cr so . 540N938“? 501131 -- - 15° 37“ Mr. Frank McElroy was his bro-

Iﬂwer Mdmaiue 95 9f ther‘s groomsman and the ushers Mum" IIUM“? m“ - 137 1°‘ were Mr. E. J. Sullivan and Mr. Murray Harbour West . 119 142 William Boyla

m?“ Bani.‘ ~ a1 58 The bride's gown of bridal bro- Murray Kw" South " 104 56 cadcd satin had a full-length

Murray River North .. 97 86 - , - Glen wuuam ‘ H tram and her \e1l of French tulle

"The Island's Greatest“ Event"

"The Year's Greatest Event"-

THE SALE OF. SALES

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Save For It“!

with matching bonnets. They c ried basket bouquets o! rnau chrysanthemums. Little Miss Virginia McDoug h‘ gram“ Mum," as train bearer was dressed . , b ua satin, with matching bonnet ' I“ RICHMOND 5T‘ The bride‘s mother wore a blacl All Pruﬂis afternoon dress with pirik access fgpPgligyhgldu-g sories, platinum double fox fu and a corsage of pink roses. Ta groom's mother chose navy blul with white accessories and a cor- sage of pink roses. ‘ Following a reception held 1 The Charlottetown, Mr. and lVLra.

MoEiroy-ilostello

yellow and gold brocaded nyla

NORTH AMERICAN LIFE

Historic St. Dunsians Basilica was the scene of a wedding yes- terday morning of wide interest to friends 1n Charlottetown andDor- chester, Mass, when at a double

5°11)“ my“ - - . McElroy left for a six weeks hons yslolﬁrl5nlédnzs° cggirlgfg: alsgverlxliptligosxﬁis cymoon in Miami. Fkirida. and sgugs vac“ B1191 3g daughter of M“ Thomas A Cos: Cuba. The bride wore for travels

telio became the bride of Mr. ling a white gabardine m“ with

James Ed d M E1 , f beige accessories. Mrs. Franzlls. r1". Mini? oSfOTIJoE- M" ""1 M“ “m”? “"11 n"

cheater. Massachusetts. Rev. Pat- a.’ Dorchester’ Massachusets‘ ’ rick McMahon officiated at the . . marriage. The wedding music was L b I j R played by Mrs. Joseph Dougan I a a

and Mr. Frank Maclntyre sang . - "Ave Maria" and “O Lord I Am F t M t d Not Worthy" during the cerem- e ony. Tall standards of white lil- lies and bouquets of roses were arranged before the altar and HALIFAX June n ___ (on ‘

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Baldwins Road 73 63 -

vicmﬂa Cross U 65 98 uksieldcgs decoration throughout the ﬁr? "l, elected Linux”; l8 Mile Brook 42 56 ‘ . . . ya era eec on was i a Camus,“ 56 11-, _Ths bride was given in mar- are. Kirk in the Nova Scotiafrid. Mme van”, M 93 {Iiage by her brother, Mr. John ing or Antigonish-Guysboroug Martlmale _ __ H . Costello. and attended by Mrs. with about ha“ the poms he" Roseneath 64 1M Walter White as matron of honor. from, Mr. Kirk held aimogt g 9,1 Montague East 72 Miss MartinsCosteilo, the brides lead over his Plbgfgggiya Co Montague West 105 sister. and Miss Dorothy MacPhee vatlve opponent.

of Summerside. were the brides-

maids. Virginia MscDougall was '-“_'l'(-

train bearer.

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0F IJITTEII IlIlY SAIIITS

A special meeting will be held l‘ h ‘d b h ed beach the Writing Room of the char-loom 9Q g5 3'35 Sf Y1‘ c“? Stag k with town Hotel on THURSDAY, JUN‘ 124 122 "is ° Pea" "u! 8° so n‘ 7:30 P.M., when addressel

Georgetown west _ _ 93 91 IIIICS of the valley. She carried a M“ be given by Presldant s. Du‘ Red House . Annandale Woodvllle Mills

_ 97 46 mother of pearl prayer book, a worm You“: m‘! o. “d t Ml“ 133 53 gift of the groom, and 1t was m Hunk“ m,“ Mun“ exmntyi:

i? :2 rsnrfgggfagxriiiharfémslgietgscgfnaxgif; General Authorities of n. Church.

100 7Q The matron of honour wore a Th’ Pubm ‘I’ Immid 101"!" 62 47 silver and mauve dress of brocsd- u“ wmk “"3 ""5"" “A "l6 u" 87 ()4 ed nylon. with matching bonnet. 5'7 sun“- ,

Cambridge 7 62 She carried a basket bouquet oi.‘ No ‘dmmlon f“ or muecﬂnm 1

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Bcthweli .. ... North Lake . so ‘Priest Pond 69i Red Point

Egmom, Bay Abram‘; Village

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Fifteen Point. . St. Nicholas

Mlscouche . 4 Sit. Eleonora 38 S'eide West 7

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Sheri-nooks ....... 5

Traveller's Rest. . 13

Indian River 36

Princemwn and. Royalty

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