M5131. .1945

For daod/ieejs sake-Try Red Kore /

Renlloss

"is good tea"

LONGEST WIRE ROPE

BEIITRAI. GUARDIAN

This column l: reserved for new: of local lament. but eﬂverlhinl of a uovuy nature ml! b0 111181165 at five cents a word. strictly DI!- nblo In advance.

“communes-non cm: m- summon.

FISHING SUPPLIES now at Toombs Music Store. 5-31-11.

BEE LATEST IN POTTERY- WABE. Crocketfs Jewellery. tf.

. BBEADALBANE CHURCH, Sun- day. June 2nd. liltere will be no services in the above charges 31 u

NEW LAMPS with Silk Shaded Just arrived. Toombs Music

lane almvtheiz‘ ‘Iag- ___ irmby m” Jwpmm‘ ‘° orwiwii 0F scornmvo.»

that made tx- rope mmiggctured glider tow tops; our.

LONGEST — (OP) — The lo "- 5L wim- mpe in the world recent y git a British. port for the Far East

Don't choose the putty silhouette.

Do sum lllvblGCk sheer. classic sliirtwdlsl ' Gtlcugo sun BYIWQ"

is always with us‘! "s “ch pomunny mun’ lSome of the car o will go as far ll 955i’ l" we“ and lwest as Summers de from where it sheer looks Blf- iwill he distributed to the smalls-r 'centres of Prince County. The car- go consists of 651 puncheons. 132 barrels, and 132 half barrels of

Why do you think the classic mortwlist dfreus m; ‘AFB black sheets so P091118!‘ yen: miter y iiedeservedutditisbeceuse the shlrvwllli fiitiezs practically every face and figure and blwk cooled on the hottest summer day.

Back with a bang after the long wartime absence, mm shirtwaist dress. rt all-ms overly Plum hiniinea. waistline W!

black

Services June 2rd. Coleman 1i AM.

Milo 2.30 P. M. Sumrnerside 7.30

P. M, D, B. T. Rev. J. H. Bishop. 5-3 -1i

CHURCH SERVICES. — Service on Sunday, June 2nd at Cross Roads at 1 A, M. Alexandra at, 7.30 P. M. Rev. Sterling B. Stackhouse. Minister. 5- ll-

MEETING of Gas Retailers As- sociation ton-igiht at B o'clock in the City Hall 5-31"

LARGE FRESH DOBSTERS to- ny 49 cents lb. Cash d:- Ga

TRYON UNITED CHURCH Pas- toral Charge. SfYTVlOBS Sunday June 2 as follows: Capo TTBNGTSE ll a.m.; Tryon 3 p m . (Jrapaud 7.30 p m Rev. J.A. Jrrdine, B A . B D Min-

ter.

CARNIVAL ENDS SATURDAY- _J1‘he Kinsmarls Carnival, which has proved so successful, closes on Saturday not Friday as inadvert- ently stated yesterday.

CHURCH or‘ scorinivit-ser- vices to be held at. Chario tetowr. 11 A. M, (D.S.T.) Birm Hill 3 RM. (D.S.'l‘.) Kinross B I’. M. (D-S-T-l Mr. F. Zitsmann will preachs 31 u

G. ll. TOOMBS c so»: Whole-l sale Grocers remain opcn as ilsilﬂ on Saturday to 1 P. M. 5-31-21-

RAILWAY WHARF WORK-A construction job involving the raising oi the cast shed and build- ing an anchor wall is undeijvﬂy ll! the Railway Wharf. About .2 local nicn are employed ln the work. The anchor wall is not elmeviéil to be completed for at least three months.

in Charlottetown and vicinity

5-31- i TOBA E

MOLASSES CARGO-The "Car- tier Park". Captain Kelly. zirrived in port yesterday afternoon from the BBYbBClOPS with a cargo of mol- asser consigned to wholesale groc-

THE CHAR LOTTETOWN VGUARDIAN

WANTTO GET RID 0F PIMPLES?

iehee or blackheads, try this proved way. Cleanse with mildly medicated Cu ' - Soap u directed, then apply Cuticura Ointment. Preferred by rnln nunesl At etse here.

CALVIN OHUIIC t Mermaid. S. Divine worship will be conducted on Sabbath next at 2.30 P, M. D. S.

G. Carlyle Webster, Minister, 5-31-11.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CIIAIIGE. - Services Sunday. June 2nd are as follows: Comwaii 11 A.M. Sacrament of Ba tism. New Dominion 3 P. M. B. Sc ool 2 P. M. Kingston 7.30 P. M. S. School 11 A. M. Standard Tithe. Rev‘ J, R, Skinner Minister. 5-31-11.

BUSY IOURIST SEASON _ Rooms available at the Charlotte- town Hotel for tourists during the summer months have been cooked for some time. A few rooms will be kept open to accommodate the

1i. regular rim of travellers it was in-

tlmated by hotel officials.

MONTAGUE BAPTIST PAB- T . - Services for Sunday. June 2nd. 1946. Montague 11 A. M. Sunday School 10 A. M. (A.D.'1‘.) Georgetown 2 P. M. (A.D,T.) Uigg 3 P M. (A.S.T.) Sturgeon 7.30 P.M. (A.S.'l‘.) A Friendly Welcome to

all. Pastor, l-I. B, Crawford. 5-31-11.

NORTH RIVER PASTOBATILK- June 2nd. Services on the comiiraz Sunday as follows: Fairview 11 A. M. North River 8 P. M. Lon Creek, S. School 11 A_ M. Service; P.M. All services on Standard Time. You are invited to these services of worship. Rev. A. E. Todd, Minister.

~ - 5-30-11.

CENTRAL PARISH SERVICES for Sunday. June 2nd Canoe Cove ll a.m., S S. 10.15 am . Nine Mile Ciceikilpni BS 2.15pm. Mr Donald Nicholson will be the guest s er at the W.M S. Thank- o faring service at Clyde River 7.30 p m . SS l0 n...m. standard time. '1‘ W Goodwill, minister. 5 31 u

CITY POLICE DOUBT — Yes- terday morning at the city police court a docket of eight offenders was before Magistrate K.M. Mar- tin. Three boys charged with dis- orderly conduct n-ore remanded one weak. Two men, who were remand- ed last week on char-gee of Breach qf the Excise Act and also the Pro- The Elxose Act and also the Pro- hibition Act respectively were fur- ther remanded until J1me 3rd and June 5th. A man charged with win- dow breaking and vagra-ncv had his ease fm-ther remanded one week. A svom-an charged witili vagrancy was also remanded one week. A

molasses.

drunk was fined $10. and coats or zo days in jail.

canvass. BROS. mo. censors BROS. mo.

n. n. uurcu at co., ma. CLARKE mun‘. c o. s. murmurs! ma. a ma.

tar, P er 11 A, M. DeSable 3 P. M. Haxufton 1:40 r. ivi. 511-11.!

day, June 2nd will be as follows: Caledonia 11,00 A

bour 3.00 P. M. Wood Islands 7.30’ P M. A s. "r. Rev. T. A. n. Duke.‘

SOCIAL 0617a.“ Cllflsllflfli ahurch, Sunday, 8.30. Silver collec- W1.

ransom-sail? cuuiwn 11v Rev, F. N, Yotm

P, M. (D, T.), and Marshﬂeld 7.30 P. M. (D. T.) The Harrington Sum‘ day School will re- n oin June 2 at 10.30 (D. T.) '1‘ e Marshﬂeld Sunda School will re-open 0n June 9 B/t 1 .30 (D, T.) 5-31-11.

PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA

Services next Lord's day as follows: llartsviile 11 A. M. Brookﬂeld 3 P, M. Hunter River 7,30 P. M. ‘fine Brookﬂcld services will be a mem- orial service i’or Pte. Neil Fulton MacDonald. Brooktleld. Sunday School 1.45 P. M. Rev, T, W. Goodwill will be the guest speaker at the Hunter River service. Mr. Donald Nicholson, 5-31-11.

In Memoriam

Ml. WILLIAM-i MacMlLLAN

William M. MaicMillan, for many Yea-YB Pivpfletor oif the Lennox Hotel. paused away at his home on Fkltday, May Z4, i946.

The late M1". Macmillan was bom at Stanihope eighty-seven years aigo, the Yolmtllrst son of Alexander Mac- Millan and his wife Jane Shaw. He had four brothers and five sisters, all of whan predeceased him. y

At an early use he moved with his faimil to tilieir new farm at Brock sch It was to this home he too his bride. formcrl Mis Mary Jane Farquharson Mer- maid in 1903. Some thrt years ago, Mr. and Mrs Mac n moved to (Jharlottetown where they took over the Icnnox Hotel formerly conducted by M: Macltlllilans sis- ter. Here, many residents and non- reeidents of Prince Etiward Island found a true welcome and hoc- pitality not soocn to be forgotten.

Mr. MaoMiliian enbyed excellent h-ealtiii throughout his long life un-

a faithful and devoted member oi’ Zion Presbyterian Church since coming to the City and for the past twenty years was one of its most loy-al elders. Seldom was he absent from divine worship. l-le is sur- vived by his wiic.

The funeral service was coiidttctett by Rev. G Carlyle Webster assisted by Dr. MIE Gczige in Zion Church

The pail bearers were Harry A MacDougali. John B Roper. D A MaoKnmn, S A MacLeod Donald MacKnnon K C , and George Ryan. Interment was ii: the family plot

at tiie Peoples Cemetery

P, M, Winaloe lnieter, J. H. Kean.

. TBYON — BONSI-IAYW BAPTIST Minister 5-31-1t, PASTOR-ATE. — Services for Sun- day, June 2nd are: Westmoreland.

A, M. Albany 3 P. M. Tryon 7.30 Communion, Rev. 1A1.

Fredericton.

i 3 . M. Murray liar-| M

‘P. M.

5-ll1-2i. i Hicks. Pastor. NEW GLASGOW. ANADAa-On Sunday, June 2nd, Bradalbanza-Serviccs Lords day. g, B. A., will con-{June 2nd (D. V.)

duct services as allows: Mt. Stem; at 11. Fredericton 3 and Bradal- art 11 A. M. (S. T.) Highﬂeld 3.15 i bane at 7.30.,

tel’.

and Millview.

‘ole angled u

en con inued- must take advantage of t-iis fine James said ausing only briefly at his meals oday for the irst, “golden elduradoos" of dand- Sundiay afternoon. May 26th. elions glinted goidenly in lawn and

ure. "Grass fcwers" Jamie calls hese. He came with Hob but ling- ered only while he visited the robins nest in the rowan tree. ever anticipating a fourth "Only three yet" lie ‘emark turning

IBII DIIFENSAIY ‘IONIGIIT. inle- -Amiusl Meeting. Coumil Chamb-

City Hill, 8 o'clock. ted.

CHARGE. UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA-Services, June 2nd. 11.00 A. M. (D.S.T.) Clifton. 2.30 P. M iMillview. 8.00 P. M. nal. The Sacrament of the Lord's — Brookﬂeld ChargeJSupper will be observed at Clifton Pownai Sunday, School will not meet. Rev E. R MacVicar, Minister, 5-31-11

Ellen '3 Diary

‘ B: m Island Farmer's Wife

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experienced fishetlmen with creel and supple rods whi air lightly above the old fishiii’ and down the waters to their hear "’ cmitent. lihitire fam- ilies smead lunches and ate in the open and the usual couples strolled leisurely along the stream 1 have. a notion that the peace and seren-i

of the surrou would be‘ an appwciable iielp to any aiifaire du ooeur today for Elven the setting; as Jeanie quoted “

but “lightly turn to thmghts of love". Uniforms we're ( lasing this tweintyi-foizrth our afternoon seat in the sunporcli, neither Jeanie i101‘ I noted any close caress between any mian or

It was a year ago, that Jeanie seeing a lad touch his lady-loves cheek with adoring lips, go. "Did "ou eve-r see the like of t. ?—lll Guests at Alden-lea today

lady eighty -one year-s

til some six months ago. He was young. gowned mcdishly in a pretty aqua green d-rees and over it a short matching Jacket of rose wool from the —an extremely minty blc and one that a younger lady might imitate. The team work brisker todia . “We book-qt gromimam I believe, Matriculation examination time cam now be counted in days “It's a curious thing" deeply and looking

to another qt the three worrian-klnd "but I can't understand where all the hard-looking old ones

must “put the kettle down” so that presently we may "all take tea U . Diary

{away His mother busy with an in-

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The following Wholesale Merchants have agreed to close their place of business all day Saturday during the Summer month's, commencing JUNE 1st.

We respectfully solicit the kind co-operation of all retail merchants in helping us to give our Employees the much desired week-end rest.

canon a co. MONTGOMERY w. rununn KEEFE pave co. d nnxrosrs wuoLnsALE DRY 60¢!” n. n. qurenmr a co.

Public Ln- 5-31-11.

—- WIN SL011 UNITED CHARGE. _ THE PBESBYTEBIAN cuugcﬂ Services Sunday as follows: S. S. T. 1N CANADA. — Services on Suin- Hlx-hﬂeld 1| A. M. Princetown Road North 7_30 P. 5-31-1

at New Glasgow

J. m. Hayter. Minis- 5-31-11.

(A.S.T.) (D.S.'I‘.) Pow-

l’v0 been serving Grape-Nuts Fluke: for breakfast, my husband decided the stairs were toe slow.“

"W001i! You believe it. I've found that. same thing everywhere I've call- ed this morning — people rushing downstairs to taste that malty-rich, nut-sweet ﬂavor of Poet's Grape-Nuts

"lire? Goodness, no! Since

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you should see my family tau into the day's activities on that good nourishment Grape-Nut: Flakes give them: carbohydrates for energy; pm- tlie Spring at

man's fancy" could do noth-

.. at

teins for muscle; phosphorus 101- teeth and bones; iron for the blood; and other 100d essentials." umaylstepinforabowi.

"Certainly-and I want you to try u" simply grand rnumns I've jut ﬁnished rnnkins from one of the Wolves on the Grape-Nuts Flats package!"

3.3113’;

ores-ling umber o! chick i

flowers Idzlld ; b‘; s he: rigs in connection with the wishes "there were .l»hJBB(Ji'!Ull1'D.fm6"iD§0ﬂ|tLhe

many dutis incidental to the sea- son's work about a farm-house. O

"busqnmnk htolday”

her book triiwiieip‘ Ellen's book too is neglected in her lap It I would say is a school

Closed All Day WEDNESDAYS

I Commencing WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5

Until OCTOBER 19C

The lingers Hardware 00., Ltd.