DOUTI “loll 108001. H0110!‘ I011 10!’ y; I

om: it ($3 1 ; leeel mum ea uilty " ' Gr

Hosea. J1 Smith. 2 Jesu {vmlh Peiilino Helen.

per _ Teacher. Eileen Bradley. m.

POBTMABTEIQ 11o “'11 (Cg. By Guardian's lpaishl

“line wgvtlade I—1 Delwin

Quebec branch of the tioo

Speakers will iildglude. UeuL-Ool. E Whit th t N. 3.. Do-

‘Uss Minsrd’; l” gum-g",

BAPTIST Church

mmlsraa-Tua asv. nsnvav L. BENTON, an, 3.1).

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fllbeelunlsreserved r

but fireman‘:

aewq llbllldlllnmbfililldfledgl l-ly neyableir

CRAVIWILIRM Phfllogfaphg, Win. "IX-BO" 1m, muliiooio with u» Ggltdilinfim’

OONIIDIIATION use uvsua. ANOII. L-67B9-1-2i-312.

OONFEDERATION . ‘so.’ LIFE INIUR

ram‘: Dancers wf scum. All shades. 02-00 and sag. n, p. smear-in’!- L-ims-a-s-m.

ST ARRIVED — A suppl of ml r tee 1o and $1.90. Th i ere Hfiware COmDany

1.1046444

I A '1‘ U B. D A Y AFTERN

ClDSING.—-Our wharf office close Saturday afternoon during June. July. August. A. Pickard & 00.. Coal Dealers. L-ilzs-s-s-u.

POLICE COURT-M; the Police

Court yesterday two drunks failed

to appear and their bail bonds, s3 . were es ea d

GET YOUR Arsenate of Lead for

spraying at the Rogers Hardware Company limited, Ll04l6-6-3-4

NOTICE. -

TRYON CHURCH

Bonshaw 11 A. M. Wesimoreland Sunday School 2 P. M. Preachilrag; service 3 P. Mi. Tryon 7.30 P. . Rev. S. D. Trites. Pastor L-lllii-6-4-1i. BLACKS AND SHORTS. all col- ors and sizes. - to $1.59. R. P. Still-Dion's. L-i078-8-3-2i. ENGAGE T. — Mrs. John MoNevin. Charlottetown. announ-

ces the engagement of her daugh- ter Eleanor Elaine to Mr. John Frederick Moore. eldest son of Mr

l' ' June.

IORNING WORSHIP 11 UCLOCK

Organ Preludzw-Adsgio-Beethoven. Solo"—l.y The Waters of Babylon"

Miss Pearl Burns. king Missions Matter" -_ - _. - Mr. Dlfiiuu

THE CHURCH SCHOOL 3.80 P. M. meet at close of morning service. To

Broth rhood in ‘L. the members o! or Oother Junior classes lncludinl

The two senior grou this session, the Se

the Junior Brotherh Philatbeaa. meet at $.30 P. M.

EVENING WOIIUP ‘I (YCLOCK

Organ Prelude-Jaimie it Fl

Anthem-"O Be Jo fuW-Dud

n-“One Man's F th" — — — — — — —

unmunlon of the Lord's SI olr ir V

alt-John West. ,

. M. Campbell, Mus. Bac. You are invited to worehifl with

Zion Presbyterian tjhurch

[gfgglp-BEV. G. CARLW

MORNING WOIIIIP Theme: "Rue Expend-

Hymns-Jill, m. 414. m. lhthem ~nn A- l m" — W"

EVENING woasmr

Mrs. A. Hearn and R. J.

day to visit and join in the day

gmnkuo, m, zss. AngMm-"llsrk, Hark, 111.5%!”

[h an '°‘°“‘i1;.“'. tut; fltfififi

The Sabbath school

Sunday of. ten o‘ci0e are urged to be present.

and Mrs. F. s. Moore, Charlotte- town. Menus-Be to take place in L-li0ti-6-4-ii.

ATTEND CONVENTION - A convention of the members of the Klnsmens Club opened in Mom- ton last night and will conclude tod . The following members of the ocal club are attending the sessions: Geo. Ayers, A. L. Wright. Louis Turner. Roland Taylor, Al- fred Ldnkletter, Winston Mayne, Bill Boyle: end Gordon Rice.

MATBICULATION EXAMIN- ATIONS to Prince of Wales Cfliiegd will_ be held at the several centres beiunnlnl Moxiday. June 21th. cou- tirulinz to June 20th. ‘teachers are reminded that applications should be forwarded tu the Depart- ment not later than June 10th giv- ing: Name or pupil. data ililti tell" of birth; Post ufllce address. school attended: Centre for examination.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. -- At the moraine service the Rev. Her- vev L. Demon. B. Th. B. D.. will take as nu subject "Marlin _Mis- lions Matter.” The subnect o. the sveninil sermon Will be "One Man's Faith." The Communion of the lord's Supper will be observed at the evening service. ' School meets at 2.80 when all class- cs with e cent-ion of groups wil meet in the new school rooms. The seniors Ladies Class meet in their apartment at close of mornLne service. and the senior Brotherhood at the hour. with invitation a1

member

attend. The mus c of the day will include rnornirle and BVBillrlI orean prcludes by Miss Csllbeck. selected anthems by the choir.

MIINJOYED HER. BIRTHDAY --

Emmett Dunn, Mary E. Dunn. Diillfi. were visitors to Rustico on Sun- birth- festivities of Mr. Dunn's channinz little daughter Mary Rose. who is e pupil there attending Academy. They were given a very kind and cordial welcome by the good Sisters of that institution. Birthday greetings and best wishes for a very hep birthday were ex- rended toMiss nn by her friends and her feelings can be bet- ter imagined than described when she was presented with a large birthday cake. It was very artistic- ally decorated with the f gure of s young lady in the centre surround- by as many candles u repre-

A cordial welcomfhaxltl Ill "h"

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The Presbyterian Qhurchuln Canada

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St. James ilhurell

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VIN AND IVINNG Al‘

ha“. w: ilv. 1.0mm aooull. I- l-

___,______..._._. Inlay lebosl at Ten 0'00!!-

flloc-saoIrsesaIuefi f: ‘ u": .:l

rented her ego, also an inscription bearing the words "For a Happy Birthday From Dad." Miss Dunn n her cheerful manner was vary ihsnkful for the nice lift and rdndness to her and remarked that the onl regrettable fact she sew about i was that birthdays onéliy came once s year. A dainty lun was then served to those present by the good Sisters to whom they were very grateful and after wish- ing their young friend many more hep birthdays they motored beck to ggringficld. all a reeingt “taut f-

they spent e. very peesan noon.

RETURNS FROM WALTIIAM — Mrs. S. J. Rose of East Baltic. who we been soendinn the winter in

sltham. Mass. returned Char-

vaesed sway Mev 25th after s line-

ted ter. The servic to Mt. Pieeke Cemete y on M: were largely attended by h to friends of the family. gr: se wenmionéiiuctod by .

III .

7YOUR FEET HURT‘? PUOII ll

Horace J. A. Brown

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN ew-

LIMI-fii-H

11-6798-7-31-312.

AnyIlIlllI-S All asumusn that edvertieesneng for inlertion in The Guardian be received sttheoflicsnot later than ii A-M the envious dey. q

nouns suns f ssle t Resets Hardware Comm ocs-e-a-i

T!!! BOARD OI‘ TRUSTEES of the Prince Edward Island Hospital wknowlelte thanks lowly $900.00 from file estate late . Jane L. Robinson. L-lqes-e-s-u,

TWO-PIICI wiuu mm

s slaemsiaeei4to30.£e% as. Simpson's. 1070-04-21.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST SIR- VICES for June 5th conducted by Rev. B. G. Manner. The Sacrsmen

of’ the Lords Supper will be ed- mlrlistcred at these services. l1 AM. 1on8 Creek. ii P. M. Clyde River. 7.30 P. M. Kingston. You are wel- cimel L- 1003-6441.

SPECIAL PRICE! fresh killed fowl. P. E. I. (lo-Operative and Poultry Association. 14-1079- -3-2i.

TALENTED VIOLINIBIZ-M the enjoyable C. W. L. Tao refer- red to yesterdayjvlllss Nellie Her- msns was one o: the gifted violin players but her name was inadvert- antly omitted from the report. Mfrs. P. J. (not T. J.) Ready was among those assisting in serving.

HOME FROM FLORIDA-Miss Allie Muirhead her brother, Mr. Colin Muirhead. and their nieces. Misses Ethel and Laura Hodzson, arrived in Charlottetown ‘Thurs- day night after spending the win- tor in St. Petersburgh. Florida. They visited in Washington and New York on their way home.

RETURNS HOLE-Mrs. Stun- ley Herring who arrived s few days ago from Hamilton. Ont. on s visit to her mother. Mrs. A. .1. Jardlne, who is ill. yesterday moreing received a telgeram ad- vising her of the serious ilines cf her son following an operation. Mrs. Herring left by yesterday afternoon's train on return to ho;- ome.

ISLAND GRADUATE-JEN 1988 class of nurses graduating from the Saint John General Hospital in- cluded: Dorothy Mittcn, Moncwn; Jean Meccready. New Glasgow; Thelma Lanzille, mmmqqughg 8.: Caroline Laird. Howlan, P.

>1 f‘

N 5.; Annie MacCrae. Sydney Mines; Vera. Steeves. Monctou: Susie Winsor, Wesleyville, Nfld.;

Lois Matthews. River Hebert. N5;

Frances Canteron. Fictou. NS. and

$1011 Leedbetter. Trurm-Moncton mes.

AYLWARD-CAMPBELL-A quiet wedding was solemnizsd 0n g re-

cos-rs. Pastels e055. a. P. nfifiofit?‘ L-lMB-B-l-l.

E-L: Dora Barkhouse. Steiviaoke. O

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wsccoua 1m: BRACKLEY

OPENING

JUNE 7th.

Lunches at el bows. Hot Dinners by Iclorvntiun Ins furthes- pertieulsn 1

S. P. A. Notes

1110mm- ilwllean this week: 4 dogs (old end m‘? m

°¢ 14 008s tree/ted fertile diseesewhicbis , whMlhasnotboe.n°Jefin1te1y‘d:-g?

408s are stiffer-lung, A 31w». mgny

lots of kitte ha Irwnecmr m...“ "m" “m”

th ' at: “t; Mae-edge?" W‘ hi‘ V Wuntr~es soon an possiblee afetg- they ere bom. it is almost too much t° “W” "W one. especially cme vuho loves animals ss Hispeclm us. Leon does. to do wway with mm ltirttlgogplgeyfig kftctfinx, in colds blood. " c es e " children like to plgxcltwsflgth 11E; whenflfihli’ are smaliy!“ and there l" 8 Davie wh tell lh y m’ cmeuy 1h Prince) Edwgd Iselgsidi How can people whQ 10v; fligh- Chlidrcn. have so little iendernes‘ 1:“ Ilzearlstfg “gale heigies mus they not stopped to conside, the “$1? in its true light. mflPwi-Or McLean made several tribe to the country this week 5nd found some ca=es of animals been Refit in conditions. and being treated in such a manner, as m be almost unbelievable 1n g Qwmzsq country. These cases m]; be yawn.

ed later, "Precious" the tiny rat terrier belonszlng to Tom wh te, proprietor

0f WhilFs Restaurant- has fallen s victim of the epidemic amongst dogs and is dead. Everything was done in an effort to save the little dog's life. but veterinary treatment and loving care failed to save him. He was buried in an especially made casket. in the yard behind the res-

oofs have been so frequently hoard

the mike of C.F.C.Y through the open. studio windows. Precious la mourned not only by the family to whom he belonged, but will be mi=sed by members of the staff of J‘ O.Y.-— Some of whom attend. ed his burisl with feelings of genu- ine comm.

coupler left by motor on s wedding trip to Prince Edward ls‘and where they will visit for several days. For travelling the bride wore a. rust colored cost, a brown hat and ec- cessorles of brown. On their return they will take up residence in Stan-

cent evening at the rectory of St Alphonstm Roman Catholic Church, Hampton. us. by Rev. J. a. Mc- Carthy. when Miss Magiuerite Campbell. Salisbury. became the bride oi.‘ Louis J. Aylward, Tignish. P.E'.I. The bride was attired in blue. with accessories to harmonize

1 and was attendedby Miss Ruth

Campbell. A McPherson su rted the groom. The couple $ re- side at Elm-burst on the Belleleie.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. - Services Sunday will be in charge of the Ministers. In the moraine Rev. A. F. MucKensie. B. A.. will reach taking for his subieot “Pen- ecostsl Power." Rev. Hurh Miller. M. A.. B. D.. will preach at the evening service. the subject o! the seromn being “The Church and Pentecost". A chance in the hour of meeting for the Sunday School has been ecidel‘ upon. The Sun- day Schoo wil meet with the oaigregation st 11.00 A. M. and retire at 11.90 to Hearts Hall for their classes. The music for the day _ consist of the Anthem "1 Will Li.t Us lvfine Eyes" by J. Ciarke-Whitfeld, in the and ln the evening D. D. W "The Twilight Shadows Fell." 988D. BIRTHDAY-Jim's. Ar!- emss Lord of Souris, who cele- brated her 93rd, birthday Thurs- day received congratulatory tele- grams and letters from His Ex- cellency the Governor General of Canada, Prime Minister Macken- zie King. Hon. Charles A, Dun- ning, Minister of Finance, J. Les- ter Douglas, M. P., Hon. George D. DcBloie, Lieutenant Governor. Mr. H. R. Stewart, Deputy Assis- tant Secretary to the Governor General, and a number of intim- ate friends in Charlottetown. Mrs. Wilfred Wriaht. held sreception

at Souris when Mrs. lord met many old friends. BLAKNIJY — IOIIEMAN — A

wedding of wide interest to many friends in Moncton. Stanley, N. B.. and Sunny Bree was solemnized in the Baptist parsonage. Sunny Brae Wednesday morning when Mix Jemima G. Foreman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Foreman. 0f Stanley, became the bride of Rev. Kenneth W. Bialrnev oldest son of Mr. and Mrs R. C. Blaknsy, of Sunny Brae. The marriage cere- mony wu performed by luv. G. S. Beckett, wfor of the Sunny Bree shun-ch. The Woddlig} was

formed in the presence only e immediate of the cipals. The bride was charm-

1y costumed in s. white suit of shes crepe with e. pret white hslo list end wore s beau ul cors- sge bouquet. immediately following

iey. A graduate oi Aberdeen High School and Acadia. University. Wolfville, N. 5.. the groom is par- ticularly well hnown in Momton where he eniioyed wmllarlty amend a wide clrce of friends. For the past two years he has held the

astorship of the startle circuit of gsptist churches. Miss oreman is polar among, a wide

n Ti

also very --Mcnc mes .

circle oi’ fr ends. PERSQNALS

Mr. and Mrs. l". l". Dean have arrived from Boston to spend the siunmer st their cottage at inker- man.

Mr. Henry Gauthier of the firm of Gauthier Bros, St. Pierre. Mm“ wbn 1:... W...“ r-“nnr-linyr n few days in the city left yesterday afternoon by the S. S. "lvugnnno on return.

Mr. Ernest Dunning of the Swift Canadian 00., Mcncton ar- rived home last evening to spend his holidays with his parents in New London.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacDougnll of Charlottetown left Wednesday morning on s visit to Boston and New England States.

Mrs. Allies Moore, Argyle Shore. and Mrs. Ralph Darrsch, of St. Cst-herihes and Miss Myrtle ‘Mc- Leod. Lona Creek. motored to the city yesterday.

In Memoriam

MR. R. '1‘. HAYES

The death occurred in Saint John Thursday afternoon of Mrs. R. T. Hayes. who during recent years had frequently visited at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. D Steel, Eluston Street. Char-

in . .

g rs. Hayes who was e nstivc of New Brunswick, was in her 72nd. year. Her husband, who predeceased her by several years,

Edward Island and s brother of Clifford Hayes cf that place.

There are sons, Ralph Hayes. Toronto, W. Harold Bayes and Dr. B. T. Hayes. Saint John; and four daughters. Helen and Margaret at home. Mrs. ‘R. C. Cream, Quebec City and Mrs. G. D. Steel, Charlotte- MIR.

tam-ant. where his altercation; with I over the air, his barking reached]

lottetown. Mrs. Steel is at present , ‘

in Saint John. and her son, Rob- ,

P" left for there yesterday morn- . we , ‘Jaw

was s native of Bideford. Prince ,

left to mourn three i

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all sizes, each - - lmers Rlwkd Ladies Cotton House DYQGBCQ each - -- - _ Lfifis- crepe Drum“, as_ l Hose. 5 pair for — so styles and $ shades, each - —- Ladies’ Silk Panties, asst'd shades, pr - _. Ladies’ Silk Bloomers,

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Girls’ and Boys’ Cot-

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THE ISLANDS LEADING STORI

I Men's Cottruffqldlshnts

i all sizes, pair — — - 89c

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59c Men's Work 211$ 49c

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49c 49c 59c

PURE THREAD

15c 15c

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In Memoriam

MRI. JOHN P. IMITH

On May 12, 1938, there passed geaoeiully away et her nome. bi

syfimd Street. Charlottetown Mrs. John P. Smith (nee Eciui Roberts. n), at the age of d9 years. in failing health for some time suffering from the effects of two parai tic strokes, the late Mrs. Smith's eath was sud- den and came as a shock to her family and many friends.

The late Mrs. Smith resided in Charlottetown for the ast three years, but had lived e greater rt of her life in the village oi

respect by her many friends anr n‘ “h . Possessing a kind an cheerful dis ositlon. she endcare herself to al who had the privileg- of her acquaintance. Her never fI-illnl charity. especially to the sicl; and afflicted. and the hospitality of her home merited for her s wide circle of friends who will ever cher- ish her memory. The deceased bore her prolonged illness with resigne- lion and christian fortitudemoce t- ing all things as coming from e hand of God. She was a devout members o! St. Maiachyh Church, Klnkcra. for which parish she worked with untiring zeal while health permitted her.

Besides her sorrowing husband. there are left io mourn the loss cf an exemplary Christian wife and mother one son. William, oi Kin- kora, and two daughters, Mary and Ada, of Charlottetown. Three bro- thers, William, Henry and Ezekiel Roberts. of Kinkora, also survive.

On May 13th the remains were conveyed from her late residence in Charlottetown to the home of her

son. William Kinkcrs, from where her lsr -e.ttended funeral was held the fol owing mo to

St. Malachys Church. High ass of Requiem was sung by the Pastor. Rev. M. J. Smith, with the follow-

ing priests esenf. in the sanctu- sry: Rev. eorge MoOevbe, Re . Louis u. Hey Wilfred Mc-

The mortal tenderl laid to rest beside two of her ch dren who predeceased her.

The ll-bearers were: Messrs. reensa, James M. Greensn. W bert McCarville. Martin Bren- nan. Albert McGuigsn and John M. Mvwhr- . . .-

THE FEET are the only mechanism of loco- motion.

Learn ie use them rightfully.

VIII‘

t The F001‘ 0Lllil0

10s Greet George Street Telwhons 181-] Pearden Bldg.

snmfliecklm ' the Pr ter- sthem us. who eodtrwtflomf words en- ‘-"‘- ‘ _ Y‘ c t to bereaved. whose m: ty wee enced by the 0 ful florslmofferinll. n Dr. Stein's Oollde é ‘alike -——'-'——"'-' Word Br- .. teceiv her decree hr oreiorv was widely so ht after for rfoin- ments. . nbeu wi be re- Q amber u bsvinereclted here

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REV. IIUGH MILLER. I. A.. B. lit-KIRK REV. A. E. MscKINZII. B. L-Ailfit Ihhlfl. A. ROY KENDALL, LEAH, AA-G-Oi-Gflrlht

nqnnsnusbeoehunssleluflfl.

inkora, in which community she , was held in the highest esteem am ‘

1.00 s Ms-Pnbiie Worship. ermavn-"PENTIOOSTAL Pong’-

Be . A. I. MaoKenlle, Anthem-“l Wivii Lift Up Mine Eyes‘; Qlie-Kltfil

The 511MB! sfllwol will t Ilt Oenguggflq will retire to Hearts loll st ‘I130 A. i‘. ‘n! 7.00 P. —Plbllc Worshl . lemma-

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