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I GOOD MORNING FOLKS-CIRCUS DAYIS COMING lore. Iolks. is our old friend-venerable “Queen Topsy"—-leader oi’ tho Sparks Circus elephant herd, as she will step out. of her palatial Circus railroad sleeping car on the morning of Saturday, July 5, when the Big Show arrives in Charloitetmvn lor an engagement of one clay | only on the Exhibition grounds. |

The huge old elephant is the first. elephant ever owned by the Sparks Circus, and is now river 80 years oi age. To prove the auth- lnticity of her arse. she carries with her on iuur, hor birth certificate- In her trunk. She rules the other elephants in the herd with rigid discipline and they obey her orders implicitly’. i

The Sparks elephants, not only perform amazing stunts in the cir- ous rings but. are o! material assistance in setting up the acres oi’ tent~ Ind hauling the show wagons at the lIlliOtiLUllK iii the railroad yards Ind on the show grounds on Circus Day.

This year's Sparks Circus is travelling. for the first time since World War II’. on its own special train 0t double-length railroad cars I Ind is larger, liner and greater than evcr beloro with an entirolv llE‘,\\' ,1 program o! international circus and arenlc stars, a menagcrie of ivlld animals, trained horses. clogs. ponies, goats, and a galaxy of other world's wonders.

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Telephone Rates Hearing

A Public Hooring baton the Board of Commissioners of Pub- lk Utilitloo will ho held ot the Board's office, I34 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, June 24, i947, ot l0z3O A. M. to con- sider on application of The Island Telephone Company Limited to amend "THE GENERAL TARIFF 194i" by adding on Exchange Service Group from 300i to 5000 telephones, (affecting rates in Charlottetown Exchange).

DATED this 23rd doy of Moy, A.D. i947.

C. I. MocMILLANi

Secretory BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.

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ONE WHITEMAN CONCRETE FLOOR FINISHER ONE MALL CONCRETE VIBRATOR.

SIX Z-WHEEL CONCRETE BUGGIES

SIX CONCRETE WHEEL IARROWS.

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On May 24th rho resident; or Rclundnd and surrounding dtstrlcto were deeply uhocked and soddond| to learn 0! the death ot Mrs. Mun dock MncDolzoll. one o! the oldootl and most highly respected citizen!‘ oi tho community. The inlo Mrl. MracDougall, slihotigh not 1n good‘ health. was active and attending to. her Household duties untll trhe even-l lug oi May 241th when she pooled] away suddenly. She was born In Grand River on January 6, I53, the daughter o! Joseph McLollon and Arm hlcliinnon, She was one ol l Iarnzly of nine crhildrc-n. LWO 01' whom survive her. .\lr. J. D. Mo- Lellan, Grand River and Mrs. John J, Mclnnls, Grand River.

Ln 189i she married Mr. Murdock MoDc/ugall and tor several yeoroy they "ved in Grand River beioro; moving to Richmond where theyl have resided {or the past ﬁfty years. ,

rosscsod or a quiet and unassum- ing manner, her prime interest i-nl life was her home and family. Nevertheless she was airways ready to assist in the activities or the neighborhood and through the long years or her lite she was over ready to help Ln my undertaking Ior tho Betterment. or! the parish or com- munityz Her kindness and charity will be remembered will‘! love and gratitude by many neighbours and friends. who recall the help and‘ corrtiort. she oft. time; gave them inl time o1’ sickness and trouble. Bull it ls in the home that she will bo< most sadly missed. Six years ago’, she and her husband celebrated‘ their‘ Golden Wedding Anniver- sary, All the members 0t the fam- ily were present ior this happy event and 1t was an occasion oti‘ deepest joy and happiness for the parents, enjoying good health and surrounded by their devoted fam- ily, to look back on their lung jour- ‘ney through lilo together. She leaves to mourn her husband, who iln tailing health, deeply grleves for his loving helpmate and the follow-y ing chidreu, who will evcr cherish the memory oi a devoted and hell loved mother. .\'l:'.s. .I. t‘, Gallant, Wellington Station: Philip, Pros- ton and ltilrs. G. A, Ellis. Boston, Ivlassh; Frank. BIOOIIIIIPIG Station; Mrs. Leo I\lc1\‘ali_v and Basil. Reh- lmond. Ono tlaiightvr. Mrs, Wilired Arsenault, predeceased lier six years ago. A striking teslimtiiiy of the high: esteem lll which the lair.- Mrs. Mac-t Dougall was hold was evidenced by the large number oi relatives, neighbours and friends who visited her late home to pay their last; rcs- pecis and to tender sympathy to l-he bereaved.

Since- lailiug health prrvetitud, her frc-zu going to church, she was] frequently visiicd by hr-r DDSIOIZ, Rev. Urban Gillis, who brougiht hor the consolation oi‘ the Sacraments of the lioh" Catholic (‘hurch of whzch she was a liic loll’; and d9‘ Voted member.

ller funeral. which was largelyy attended. was hold on Tuesday.‘ May 27th. to the Immaculate Con‘ eeption Church. Xvelliirgion. The pastor celebrated the Rvqurrni Moss r and officiated at the grave. The pallbearers were: James Mac- Dougall, Eli Blacquierc. Garelsdino Pantleton. Marshall .\lcl.ellan. Ray Praught, John Mclsaac.

A pFPUIOUS one from us is Q0116 A voice we loved is stilled

A place is vacant i=n cur home Which never can be ﬁlled.

The following tributes were re- delved:

MASSES OFFERED

Mrs. Sixtus MoLeilam and Fam- ily (2)

Mix-land Mrs. Preston McDouzall and Family ti“

M.rs. G, A. Ellb and Zella (2)

Mr. and Mrs. J’. E. Dalton Family.

Mr. J, D. McLellan

Mir. and Mrs. Frank MmDoumil and Fnnfly (5).

Mr. and Mrs. Philip MacDougall

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Mrs. Rosella. McLellan

Mrs. John J. McInnls and Family

Mr. alnd Mrs. John Mclsooc and Family.

Mr. and lvltrs. Herbert McQuaid

Mrs. M. Louise Gallant and Fam- 11v.

Mrs. E, J. Gallant

Miro. A. T. McLellm

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. csuashan

Mr. and Mic. Merritt E Callag- ham

Mir. Basil McDougall

Mr. Vanoritius Morrison

lvlr. and Mrs. J. P. Gaudet

Mir. Earle McLellu-n

Mr. and Mrs. Basil MvQua-ld

Gerald, Mary and Roy Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 3881036

Mr. and l\lrs. l-Jbba Praught

Mr. and Mrs, Celestine MQLB“

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silli-pihant

Mr. and Mrs Linus MacDonsd and Mrs. Broom

Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Gallant

Mr and Mrs. Leo McNally

M;- and Mrs. Angiu Glllis . and Mrs. Ilarold McIntyre and Family

Mary and Garelodine Pendleton

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacLellaln

Mr. and Mrs. Pet/er Calaghm and Winston

Richmond Branch C. W. L.

Mrs Linus MacDonald

Mr. and Mirs. l). Gills

Mr, and Mrs. R L Dicey

Mary MoCoi-rrmok

Mr and Mrrs. Louis O'Connor

Mrs. R. McDonnell and Mrs. J- W O'Brien. M.r. and Mrs. Jame; Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Greeno Mr, and Mrs. John 0. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McLellon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cameron M1- and Mrs. Urban Molrollnn

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TELEGRAM Aunt Lucy MESSAGES 0F SYBIPATHY

Sisters or the Cherrlottet C o in Mr. J. F. Arsensult C. W. L. Wellington Branch Mr. and Mrs. Dionysius Gilli! Wanda lvllclntyre Mrs. Helen McCormadr Mr. and Mrs. R L. Dicey Mrs. Byron Larlcn and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry lleckbcrt and Family. Mrs. M. Delaney Mrs. G. E, VEOTFIF-Oll Jack F010}; Lucille and ltielvin Mr. and ltlrs. l-irlniond Kelley Mrs. Bratidrn Ker-ie The Sisters nt Notra Dame Con. vent Jliisccuche Mr. and Mrs. llcs-nicnd Gaudet 1V1: and Min, Wm. 'I‘. Strong l‘ W. L, \Vt‘lll.!l[1iCll Parish Mrs Maude llcnnessov and Dot, Mr. Joseph MeDougall Miss ltlainle Camorc.n . and hlrs. Walter Rogers -. Stanley 'l‘hc1npsot1 2 and V" . Harris Callzigilmn r. and Mrs. Louis O'Connor Mr and Airs, Peter Callaghan Mrs. Margaret P). Johnson

Model School Closing Exercises

Precious Blood.

The ylosing exercises oi‘ the Model School. P. W. C. were held on Friday, J11ne 20th. at l0 a. m.

After the opening remarks by the chairman’ Dr. G. D. Steel. prin- ripal o! Prince of Wales College. the following program \\’ZlS carried out:

Chorus. O Canada.

Song, "The Squirrel" by Grade

I Playlet by Grade I. Chorus. "Ye Banks and Braes"

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Exercise. "The Alphabet Family" -Grade II.

Piano Duet - Elizabeth Atkin- son and John Alon MacKenzie.

Health Play —"The Trial o! Jimmy Germ" -Grade 4.

Songs: "When the Sun is Shin- ing"; "The Organ Grinder" — b_\ Grade II.

Choral Reading -“The song My Paddle Sings“ -Grade 5 and 6.

Solos, “Spring Song -Kennet.h McKenzie; “Slumber Song" —Patsy Brown.

Play -Slr Walter Grades VIII and VII.

Songs "Our Canada"; “One Misty.

Raleigh —

Molsty Morning" - Grades III and IV.

Chorus “Waltzing Matilda." - Grades 3 to 8.

Presentation of Writing and

Grading Certificates. Remarks by Mr. L W. Shaw. God Save The King.

Grading List with all certificates in alphabetical order:

Grade Ono Certificate Lint

Class A and B -Alphabet.lcal Or- der: Patsy Brown. Terry Brown, Margaret Campbell, Mary, Carol Clinton, Dunstan Grirlml Arnold MacCallum, Marilyn MacDonald, Elizabeth MacConnell_ Ken Mac- Kenzi-e. W. Alex MacLean, W. Nor- man Mat-Lean. Margaret, Macllean, Patrick Murphy, Donald; Mill. Gall Mustard. Virginia Mustard, Pamela

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Class C-Willard Barrett‘ Ross Gillis, Dewar Harper, Carol Mac- Leod. Oliver MucLeod. Sandra Squarebrigzs.

Eleanor Mary Duffy. Teacher.

Grade II A: Myrna. Alchorn, Harold Barrett, Dianne Buchanan. Virgrnia Carver. Anna Hansen, Marina Kays, Vernon Mat-Donald Nerine MacLeair, Dorothy Spen- cer. Ronald steele, Ronald Storey.

Grade II B: Gerald Burgoyne, Keith Cameron, Marjorie Downe, Janet Davis. Bill Henry. Ferne Her- man, Daniel McGrdth. Glendon Thompson’ Eddy Waller, Frederick Weat-herby.

Grade II C: Donald-Buchanan, Roger Craig. Keith Llewellyn, Verna MarLmd, Charles Munroe. Billy Sherren.

Katherine Fraser. teacher. Grade IV: (Alphabetical order): Elizabeth Atkinson, Jackie Fergu. son. Raymond Hansen. David Llewellyn, Donnie MaoCallui-n, Billie MacLean, John Mustard. Rose Saﬁdant. Janet. Spillett, Jackie Williams, Betty Lou Worth.

Grade III A: Janet Carver, Er- nestine I-Iutmaeher, John Llewel- lyn. John Alan MacKonzle. Paul Mustard. John Paterson. Ernest Peake. Bill Reid, Ruby Weatherbie.

Grade III B: Darrell Hutmacher, Arthur Lidstone, Joan Marshall, Ada Sherren.

Writing Certificates ~ Progress: Allan Atfleck. Claude Carroll, Gail Buchanan, Alex J. Murchison. Earl

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Brown, Barbara Whitlork, Mar- garet. Barrett. Margaret Chappoll. Junior: Sally Carver. Shirley Cor- rall. Etric Ferguson, Bernice Fraser, Bettie Chappell. Barbara Ann MocLs-an, Elizabeth MacLean, Donnie S. Moore. Glendon Suds- bury. Faye Mill, Norma Worth, Billy MacDonald. Keith Darrnch. Senior: Joyce McCallum, Sheila Dowli-ng. Lloyd Seaman, Mahel Campbell. M. L. Ross, teacher.

Grade V: Alan Atfleck. Margaret Barrett, Earl Brown, Gal] Buch- anan. Claude Carroll, Margaret Chappell. George Court. Alson Fer- gusorr Greta Hanson. Ecllth Mar- shall, Faye Mill, Donnie Moore, Alex Murchison. Glendon Suds- bury. Barbara Whltlock, Norma Worth.

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Grade VII: Shirley Carroll, Sally CGITPI‘. Keith Darrarii, Shelf; Dowlrng. Eric Ferguson, FILIFCILO Ferguson. Lloyd Seaman.

Grade VIII: Joyce McCalluwi,

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