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Report Record Crop of Babies During April

OTTAWA, , of babies rose to I record in APHI while deaths fell to a five- ear 10W-

April's births totalled y .458. .013 from 34.358 I year ago. lncreasmg the crop for the first four months of 1954 to 141.497. I gain of 2.123 from last year's 139.374. the hu- reau of statistics reported Thurs- day. Births recorded were the highest for April of any year.

The number of deaths in April dropped to 9.838 from 10.238 a 3'98? ago. though in the four months they increased to 48.489 from 43.- 878 last year. y I

There was a brisker IJIISIITESS in marriages in April following a lag in earlier months. Marching to the altar were a total of 6.763 couP1E5- up from 6.649 last year, though the four-month total was still down at 3.195. compared with 26,531 a year ago. .

Provincial totals for April with 1954 figures in brackets include:

Births: m:wfoundIand., 1294 ll.- Zali; Prince Edward Island. 215 1240i; Nova Scotia. 1,452 I1.506l: New Brunswick. 1.358 l1.2.90l: Que- bec. 9.289 l9.82t1l.

Marriages: Newfoundland. 201 (N61; Prince Edward Island 25 (291;-Nova Scotia. 335 '22.6l: New Brunswick. 199 1210); Quebec. 760 t8.'l9l.

Deaths: Newfoundland. M4 (1481: Prince Edward Island. 100 (861: Nova Scotia, 486 I-1421: New Brunswick. 364 (3121; Quebec, 2.- 330 42.5439.

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IIRTIIS. MARRIAOES. DEATHS 50: Per Insertion

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BENNETT - At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. on May 18th, 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bennett. Southport. I daughter. Mildred Joy. weighing 6 lbS- 3 015- DEATHS

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DONOVAN - At his Water Street in Georgetown. on Thursday. May 19th. 1955. William Maurice Donovan in his 81st year. Funeral Mass St. James Church. Georgetown, Saturday at it a. m. DRENNICK - At the King's County Memorial Hospital on May ll. William Brennick. Montague. h his 99th year. Funeral service from St, Mary's Church. Satur- day. May 21, at 8:46 a.rn. Burial h the church cemetery.

home on

N. D. Mo:Leon

ITNDERTAKEB EMBALMEB

Oharlottotown and North Wiltahiro

DIAL 5549

Charlottetown

Funeral Home 78 Enston St. nut. tau Complete Funeral and Ambulance Service - Director .. aoniiin-r I. aiuinnnr

(CPI-Canadals crop,

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Friday May N. 1955

City and Central

CONSERVATIVE Rally Park- daie Hall tonight It 6:30. Every- body welcome.

CEMENT BLOCKS in stock. Order now for quick delivery. Dick Maclean. Montague.

CRAPAUD Gospel Hall annual Christian convention May 22 and 13. Meetings 10:3) a.m.. 2:!) p.m., O p.m.

FRIDAY SPECIAL. S bulbs. reg. I311) for S1. IS. 40 or 60 watt. 1 Brown Electric.

l CONSERVATIVE Rally Park- dale l-lali tonight at 8:30. Every- lhocbv welcome.

'. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Bar- 'gains. Final clean-up of remain- ing stock at sensational low prices today elii Saturday. Jack Cam- eron.

SOCIAL EVENING will be held tonight B.I.S. rooms. 9 o'clock. Members and friends. Admission free.

CONSERVATIVE Rally Park- daie I-Iall tonight at 8:30. Every- body welcome.

ST. JOHNS Presbyterian Church. Belfast. Mr. Goodwill MacDougall will conduct divine service at 11 am. on Sunday. May 22. Rev. D. A. Campbell. interim moderator.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Central Parish. ser- vices next Lord's Day are as fol- lows: Canoe Cove ll a.m.. Sun- day school 10 a.m.; Nine Mile Creek 3 p.m.. Sunday school 2 p. m; Clyde River 7:30 p.m.. San- day school 10:30 a.m.: Churchill Sunday school 11 am. Rev. Don- ald Nicholson, minister.

WINSLOE Pastoral Charge. the United Church of Canada. Services Sunday are as follows: l-Iighfield ll. a.m.. Sunday school 10 a.mg Winsloe North 3 .m. Sun- day school 10 I.l'l'l. Wins oe South 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Mr. Heber H. Hardy. minister.

FREE Cl-IURCII of Scotland. Services May 22nd. Cape Trav- erse ll a.m.: Stanchei 3 pm. SS. 2 pm.: Desable 7 p.m. con- ducted by Dr. Ross Eaton. field secretary of the Temperance Fed- eration: Murray River 11 a.m.: Belle River 3 p.m.: Birch Hill 7 p.m., conducted by Rev. W. Mac- Kay: Argyle Shore 1030 a.m.: Bangor 3 pm.: Charlottetown 7 p.m.. Sunday school 1030 am. Rev. J. H. Bishop.

ANCIENT CIVILIZATION

Crete in the Mediterranean had a flourishing civilization tor cen- turies up to about 1400 BC.

TANKEB AFIRI

BOMBAY (AP)-An unidentified Dutch tanker was reported afire in the Persian gulf Thursday after

Will Observe Citizenship Doy

day. culminating in addresses by prominent i ' and the pr". entation of Centennial crests to each of the scholars. Thea: crests are highly colorful and have the name Charlottetown Interwoven with the dates 1855-1955. They are to be worn on ilcketa or spam. Well? by both boys and girls and will constitute I nice souvenir of

younger folk.

The speakers It the schools will address the pupils at two o'clock in the afternoon as follows: Model School. Mrs. Russell Roper. Rocliford Square. Mrs. J. A. Lawson. Queen Char- lotte High. Major M. E. Campbell. Prince Street, Chief of Police C. W. MacArthur. Notre Dame Acad- emy. Gordon Milllgan. West Kent. Gordon Kerr. Queen Square. Far- rell Gaudet.

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Discuss Canadian

Another matter that brought forth considerable discussion was the age at which a plowman would be eligible to compete in Canadian championship classes. This matter had been discussed with Plowing Associations in Brit- ish Columbia. Manitoba. Ontario and New Brunswick. and the opinion was that a contestant must have passed his Nth birth- day to be eligible for the Cana- dian championship classes. ltlwas felt that a person younger than this would not be mature enough to take part in world plowing matches. This matter was fully discussed at the meeting and the group agreed that this age limit should be adhered to.

The first meeting of the Pro- visional Directors will be held at the time of the Canadian cham- pionship eliininations at the On- tario Plowing Matches this fall.

The matter of membership fees to be collected by the Council was discussed at some length. but it was felt that matters of this kind would have to be dealt with at the first directors" meet- ing.

At the close of the meeting I hearty vote of thanks was ex- 1ended to Mr. McKinney for com- ing to the Province and present- ing the objectives of the Canadian Council of Plowing Associations. Mr. McKinney was accompanied by Mr. Carver and Mr. Wilson of the Imperial Oil Company. and they were leaving the Province the following morning MISIIIQGT with representatives of the plow- ing Associations in Nova Scotia.

&m c lliding with another tanker. Santa Cruz airport here said it had picked up the report from an air- craft over theiscene. It said the senior naval officer in Bahrein, about 250 miles west of the spot. had ordered I rescue ship to the

SPOT. .

10 a.in. to 9:00 p.m.

Phone 3424,

WORTH'S PHARMACY

wil be the only Drug Store open this SATURDAY afternoon and evening.

WORT1-l'S Phormocy wil also be the only Drug Store open III day Sunday. Hours

Get your week-and supplies at WORTH'S PHARMACY 142 Prince st.

Delivery Service

Citizenship day will be celehrIt- . ed in all the schools in the city to- ,

the Centennial activities of the different l

Visa.

Crokinole Winners

Pictured above is the Wheatley River Farm Forum team of Gregory Doiron and Donnie DeRoche who won the 1955 P. E. 1. Junior Farmers Federation crokinole title recently in Charlottetown. There were 22 entries in this project. They were presented with a gleaming new crokinole board by the president George C. MacDonald of St. Georges on behalf of the Junior Farmers Federation Thursday night at the Dept. of Agriculture. Charlotte- town. Barter's Film Lab.

Salvation Army Campaign Gets Way To Good Start

The Salvation Army Sunset Lodge and Red Shield appeal or- ganization went into high gear at a supper meeting held in the Queen Hotel last evening when Major Craig gave the Division Commanders the "Go ahead" sig- nal. to swing into action today. The meeting was opened with grace by Sr. Major Stanley.

Major Craig expressed his grat-

come- of the work of his asso- ciates. who have for their objec- tive the raising ot 513.000.

Sr. Major Stanley. officer in charge of the local Salvation Army Corps. described the worl. of the Army and expressed his appreciation and that of Head- quarters for the generous gesture of the people throughout the Is- land in giving of their time and

talent in leadership to the ob- jectives which the Salvation Army personnel here could not possibly deal with alone.

itude at the support the appeal was receiving from willing work- ers throughout the city. He had the utmost confidence in the out-

HOLIDAY SPEOIALS y

Perfection and Carnation Milk. 6 tins 93: Lonti: SUGAR. 10 lb. bog . . . . . . . 83: SoladoTEA.lb. .... 1.25 Campbell's TOMATO SOUP. 2 t-ins . 29: Raggedy Ann PEACHES. 15 oz.. 2 tins 39: LARD. any brand. 1 lb. pkg. . . . . . . . . 19:

SHORTENING. Jewel. 2 lbs. . . . . . . . 57: Silver Seal-16 oz Jar and big Tumbler . 39:

PEANUT BUTTER. . . . . . . . .

Yorlt PORK & BEANS. 20 ozs.. 2 tins . y39: PIC PORKLOAF.t'in . 33: EXTRA-Broken Peltoe TEA. lb. . . . S1.09

ROBIN HOOD BROWNIE MIX and Golden Oaks Mix Botli for 53:

24 Is. lag 81.59

Fruit and Veg. Dept.

SunliistORANGES.2dos. 69: Extra Large GRAPEFRUlT.6for 49: l.nrgeCUKES.1for 35: ToxosONlONS.3R)s. 27: ToxosCARROTS.3Its. 29: Large

I and run Dept.

Stanley said. "In more

nu-my I Canada In doing the work you and many otlius would like to do it you had the oppor- tunity - helping the need? of all ages, classes and creeds "

institutions. by a variety 0' V" services. help and how IN dil- peiiaed by 't.ho understanding action."

cia. campaign chairman. mks

manners and their associates to vigorously support Major Craig.

who is taking his vacation now the

in order to devote his full time to conducting the campaign.

Hon. 3. Earle MacDonald, mem- ber of the Provincial Advisory

I Board of the Salvation Army. said

that I measure of activity on be- half of the Army always con- stituted a PIEBSIIFE for him and

' expressed his desire to assist in

the drive this year as in the past. General satisfaction w a I ex-

' pressed on hearin the announce-

ment that tho Canadian Legion had voluntarily come forward with a team of workers consist. ing of past presidents headed by Charles Sinclair. I Co-chairman Alistair MacLeod of Special Names. before assign. ing the cards. commended Mrs. Clive Cudmo : for a perfect job of tabulating and asserting the material necessary to an intelli- Sent handling of the gamg,

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um; loo The Spring Issue of St. Dun- gi stan's Red and White contains a heart and the human toitch' in Major N. W. Lowther. Provln-- briefly urging the Division Com-I

Fine Issue Of Red And White

wealth of information which will identify it for many years to come as I memorable produc-

graphs of the graduates. carrying descriptive matter And college career data. lends color land life to tho cation which ll OI 30091313? cklng. except at close of the term. An editorial dealing with "-The future of graduates" touches on the opportunities presented else- where and adds: "It is the grad- uates. the cream of the crop who are expected to stay on the Is- land and develop it, Farming and TISIIIIIE. have turned scientific- there is a continual cry for more and more educated people. "This province has its advan- tages for oolle graduates. They , can live their lives, successfully here. thus performing a two-fold service to themselves and to g their province."

WINNIPEG fCP) - Governor- General Vincent Masse arrived here by train Thursday a three- day visit to the greater Winnipeg area. Mr. Massey. who just com- pleted a tour of Saskatchewan. was greeted by Lieut.-Gov. McDiarrni Premier D. L. Campbell. Justice

Sponges. Car Waxes. Chamois and Hose. all

Feiinoll & Ohiindlers I WEEK-END SPEOIALS

FOR THE CHll.DREN-

Bicycle Baskets, Bicycle Tires and Tubes, Bamboo Fishing Poles, Bicycle Locks-all reduced by -

33V37o

FOR THE CAR-OWNER-

Wheel Wrenches. Tools, lengths with spray nozzles

avaiiaible-all reduced by-

33W7o

Many more specials throughout the store. All hardware supplies selling at 25 to 33 U375 discount at Fennell & Chandler's Hardware Store, Queen Street. Charlottetown. '

Watch your daily newspaper for further specials.

iMinirter Garcon and civic officials.

l

"The Salvatior I

to 529.95 Special, Sale Price

Sizes 8 to 14 years. Special, Sale Price

it

' EASY CREDIT ' IIIDGEI TERMS 1' IAYIYIAY l'I.AII

Sports woor. Sale Price, Special

YARD GOODS

Specials for Friday and Saturday

BOYS' SUITS and rims

Ioys' Suits, odd pattern; BoyI' Heovy Twill Pants, Brown only,

Boys' short pants. Blue, Brown and ' 12 yrs. The ever popular Play Tops in matching or mlx-match tats.

Men's genuine suede leather jackets, color, brown for

Men's fancy Jacquard eout sweaters, mixture All sizes. Sale Price

Morquisotta Curtciinlng. Plain white and white with color

Remember we are open all day Saturday till 9.30 p. 111. for your convenience .

styled for this year. Good lar S1535 to S20.50, Special Sale Price

Regular 37.98 to 310.99, Special Sale Price

.ond sizes values

......... .. 16.95 3.69

On Sale Saturday Afternoon at 2:30 p. m.

28 ONLY, ladies last summer bathing suits. Pbrfectly shades. Broken sizes. Rogu-

GOOD SHADES - BROKEN SIZES

.. . 10.95 5.95

Grey cotton skirts made from the famous Dan River sot- tons. Plain colors with contrasting belt and multl-colored

buttons trim Special Sale Price

BOYS' SHORT

beauty and enduring wear. gypsy orange,

Special Price ............. ..'. ........ ..

with street

Gay (Gypsy Prints) scones, patterns, straw bells.

strong cotton tw ill Special Sale Prize

I Grey. Sizes 6 in Sale Shorts 32.75 Price .................... .. 1 :69 Skirts 94.99

42. Regular value 98.50 Sale Price

14.85 375'. 3.85

..................... 1- 3.93

SCEHOS

6.98

Pedal Fushcra 52.99 Bio:-res . . . . .. S198

MEN'S SWEATERS AND PANTS

Menls Sport Pants, Blue, Gray and Brown. Sizes 32 to

SHOP SATIIRDAY NIGHT

and DHILDREWS WEAR

GlrI'I cotton print drones.

51'-tlctol Oy Sizes 7 to 14 years. Lou .... .... 1-3 0 's:':igt andz-98 W".

HOURS:

STORE

Tues. Thurs. and Fri. closa at I P.M.

4.98 I

Skirts of Dublin and all Viscose linen. loomed for Powder, brown, blogo and I

and boating '

.

Ved. Half Holiday, 12.30 RM. Saturday all day and evening closing at 9:30 P.M.

Waboue olrwlor pllow cotton

52 inches wide.

Baby's cotton broadcloth romp era, white, blue and

yellow. Price .. .

Sale price, per yd.

, Olrl's fleece lined rotten T-

Pure linen dish towalllng with shirts, long sleeves, Slur O to lodlas' cotton jersey sweaters. WI" .

white, rod and blue border. 14. Yellow and 1 over and soot style. Sizes S. . . .

:.obin:;, 1;:-o ---------- H 45c White. Prllt .......... .. '1. 1 .95

r ,, 1.29 J

Extra - lam: - Ixfn SLIOEII OOll . . . . lb. 3

ncoN.ia.............. I ROAS11NGPORl(.b. 39; si.ouiauiioAs1sser.ib..........4ae

. I Reversible wool Smyrna mote. Illa II x 46 indies, In Fiber Window Shades with plastic finlsll.

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