Safe for charm. Mum ‘gives sure srotcction against underarm odor all sy or evening.

entrant GilAlllllAil

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CONFEDERATION SURANUE.

LIFE IN.

ROMS COOKINIL-Mrs. Ivan Mclnnls. Phone "i357. '

BEST MEALS IN TOWN at the Gueen moderate rates, good service.

PARKDALE WOMEN'S INSTI- TUTE Afternoon Tea and Bazaar at Experimental Station Thursday, July 22, 4 to 6:30.

ENGAGAMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT -— Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carmichael wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Anne Christena. to- Edison Lorne Wood, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Wood.

THE GUARDlAb-I. UHARUIJiTTETOWlN

Woman 0f Year is Mayor

in B. B.

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i CENTRAL ROYALTY SCHOOL

The closing of Central Royalty School took place on ‘Thursday evening. June 24. Mr. Wm. Keils presided and the music was dir- ected w Mr. Frank Johnson.

The following is the program:

Chorus: Jolly Ploughboy. The School.

Recitation: "I'm Glad gvihen School is Overfl-lan Mac!) nald.

Piano Duet: Francis Clark and James Wood.

Chorus: ‘The Crooked Man. This Old Man”, Jr. Room.

Recitation: "June"-George Kells.

Recitation: Wayne MacAusland.

Reading: Helen Stewart.

Chorus: "The Birdies Bail", Sen- ior Room.

This was followed by the pres- entation of prizes and certificates to the pupils. Three pupils of Grade VIII successfully passed their Grade VIII leaving examina- tions with marks as follows: Mur- ray Carmody, 161; Doreen Smith, 155; Joyce Stewart, 149. '

On Wednesday the Women's Institute save‘ the teachers and pupils a lovely picnic at Kenioch

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.. i CHECKS h gllifilceal" Mum "i m" 0' 4"<°l°' *1" $151135‘ Ah‘; h, “If/In ‘hufuglirs gnfi- giglerfmgd-c mflggcfentiil 1 m‘ ‘"50 has your Aunt Muriel." Jane -'PER5PlRAT|ON 990R ' Henry Sherren. elder son of Mr. chosen woman '0‘ the "on. by hi, Report for June: T q y 71”“ we °bservml°n~

' Fwd“!e/Btitlvl-JIWP-“fldfililwie and Mrs. George E. Sherren of o ch yd, t» yr ‘. Senior Room l s ‘i! 3cm” W“ 5°"amb““g up °" I Char] 5h h h r1 _ a“ ‘n e "a 1°“ °I Buslm-‘S, l. . _ _ _ \ :Cicily's lap. Over his dark curls - . _ _ i ° e °w ' M“ 33° l” m“ and Professional Womens clubs I G Ade X- 1- RC3" Clalk- 3- - - - gplace h, August“ -_i 58h Osborne. 3 ha 1 _ q ‘ ,she met her mothers eyes. Bertie i . . mod? . . C rle Car By y [put his plump little arms aroundi ' . | her neck to hug her,

WRIGHT - Suddenly at Chip- man Memorial Hospital, St. Stephen. N. B., Ethel Margaret Goodwin. beloved wife of Austin Lawrence Wright. Funeral services Thurs- day, July 22, fro-m her late resid-

Grade IX: l. Marlene Roper; 2. h Ardell MacAusland.

Grade VIII: l. Doreen Smith; 2, Murray Oarmody; 3, Joyce Stew- art.

Grade VII: l. Wilma Wood; 2.

Margaret Ayn Barnes

"And so has she

Y.“ I 4 "what on earukhw Jane stared \ said, lifting her head to smile. i

at. her over the cream pitcher. l CHAPTER x“ Ciclly leaned forward to pick up l Th, haw"; moon w“ flooding B breed and bum‘ “lldlwkh- "I the Skokie Valley with unearthly‘

_ THE LITTLE SANDS ‘UNITED H ls i cnuucn will celebrate the 50th. this mouse- ‘annivcrsary on Sunday, July 25. with services at 11 a. m. 3 p. m.,

OLGNS BEAUTY PARLOR

and 8 p.m. The preacher will be the T50 Queen Street-Near Bus Slop .R°"- m“ H~ M“°C“““m~ ‘Mk-

,~'I'hcre will be special music at all

nlifillléfllfi in the

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Rena Florence Louise. to Robert Duncan. son of the late Mr. and

Austin n. Wright , wife n; Mr. A. L,’

Wright prominent Chal-lottetowni

Junior Department

he say about it?" ,'

law, cream-plastered parapet, and

stretched past his eighteenth cen-l

Regular $5.00 Permanent: . . $3.50 once 7 Green st. Oliver Doiron. went tn a lecture last night nt the -, - . -- -- serviceh _ _ _ ran ance. The nearer fields, with, Refill?" 57-00 Pelmmlell" 55-00 l NGAGEMENT AvVOmCED SUDDEN DEATH 0F hM-Rsli wit? CYgrk';L3.G;gTTleiargl(el{.1ascy- 2' 315°:ciglnliiilgriiisilliznrsciiiii held 83s ding in them"

_ _ E. ‘ -' — WRIGIIT—D t. _.t i, . . ‘ ' - i

RF-gu m $1000 Permanent‘ ' $700 ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins, Mt. go out h, the fifilefi, slfdgen, Grade V. 1. ‘James MacAusland. a profesficil‘ me" "W" the Unlver‘ Avery Caldwelrs lawn was a Muchlneless Permonents-SIOO, $10.00, $12.50 1 Herbert‘ “fish to announce the death on Monday afternoon at the; 2. Jan.t Wgziihlfihenlhliigéggelllayne. ghrgihdirnc gayfmhi an earful on the rectangle or gilver, 1i». began nbrupt-; ‘ _ . . . . an . a v No appointment necessary for Out of Town Customers E engagemen, o; in“ daughter, hospltal‘ 5h si¢hhen_ N_ B_ or Mm. Teach“ “Hews your cup’ dear’ What d“ 1y. separated from the fields by a

GQ‘ I , M - ‘ l | . Mrs. John R. Harding. Montague. merchant. Mr. and Mrs. Wright. were 81d. age ggycel 13:3,??? ragga; hfihgtfied lfge$tnsillourogfifi ilrcrylzltlllfglixiflgsse%ulsrhea imfltltl‘ E€°m°tT - . - - - i - - s. o e e ra Marriage to take place in the near vacationing at cape Ann. Mass.,i Might. managed a laugh m” was really mP the washer“ Home of!‘ ha?!

NEED MONEY? Represent Avon Products In lpare- time to earn those extras will“ "k8. WRITE BOX 83, e/o Guardian

MR. DAVID JOHN THOMSON

North Tryon lost one of its old- est. and most highly respected death oLML. liaiid John Thomson in the early hours of Monday morning. June Elsi... 1948. Although he had been in failing health for some time.

ciao or THANKS I

Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald wish to express uheir deep gratitude and thanks to Rev. Phalen McKenna. Rev. Pr. Butler, the doctor; also Sisters. nurses and doctors of the Charlottetown Hospital, and all those who sent messages of sympa- thy. also friends and neighbors of} St. Peters who helped in any way to sooth their aching hearts in the 10s of their darling little son.

MB. WALTER. H. (TANNING

Them passed away suddenly at

future.

PAINFUL ACCIDENT — Master Walter Dickieson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dickinson. Drtrnley. met with a painful accident when he came in contact with a pitch-fork driving one of its prongs into his knee bone. Although still under the doctor's care. it is hoped he will soon recover with no serious effects.

0N HOLIDAY TRIP - Mr. Angus M. MacDonald. formerly n! Rose Valley, is a visitor to the Province renewing friendships since his last visit seven years ago. Mr. MacDonald was a member of the class of 1905 in Prince of Wales College, and alter a few years teaching here, he went to British

when Mrs. Wright became ill sud-l denly and they returned home. On- Saturday. July 10. Mrs. Wright en-E iered the hospital at St. Stephen] where she passed away on Monday» she died of a cardiac heart al‘iment.|

‘Her husband. Mr. A. L. Wright and i '

her two sons. Rev. Harold K. Wright c-f C-hathanl, Ont.. and lvtni Arthur L. Wright of Charlottetown I are her immediate family.

PINEAU - DOIRON NUPTIALS -_ The marriage of Pauline. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doiron. Hope River, P. E. 1.. and Arthur Pincau. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Pineau. of South Ruztico, took place at seven-thirty dclock on the morning of Monday. July 5th at. St. Ann's Church. I-Iope River. Rev. J. E. Dalton performed the

Grade III: 1. Anna MacMlllan: Eclina Ross; 3, Marion Clark.

Grade II: l. Deanna Mayne: 2. Annie Laurie MacLean; 3. Susan Morrison.

Grade I (a): I. Patricia Ander- son: 2 Gail Stewart; 3. Junior Ross.

Gr de I (b): l. Jeanne MacKin- non; 2. Betty Roper.

Grhde I (c): i. Laura Bernard; 2. John Morrison; 3, Clifford Mac- Queen.

Helen S. Agnew, ' Teacher.

GRAND RIVER. C. W. l...

The July meeting of the Grand River Sub-Division of the C. W. L. was held at the home of Mrs. J.

very creditable. "And quite a lot eyes-brown ones and blue ones. you know-recessive and dominant strains. But it set me to thinking oi‘ the horrors of heredity and of all the things you do that leally aren't responsible for, because you only do them because you are what you are, And then I began thinking of how- little "we know about even our grandparents- or our fathers and mothers. I feel very sure that Albert doesn't know anything about his parents." "Well, I hc-pe you won't tell

"Oh, I shouldn't dream of it. Or about the mice, either."

"Why not about the mice, dear?"

"l-le might stop struggling." So Clcily made a joke of it.

The front door banged open to

him." said Jane very quickly. i

house. i This house of Avery's, French

and formal in style and fastidious in decor, was generally considered to be one of his best, but it was‘ much too large for one man to live in alone. 0n this occasion he, had invited his guests "to meet

the harvest moon"

were IIUmGTOUS

The guests some thirty.

people had gathered on the terrace

for an eigiht o'clock dinner. ,

As a matter of fact. Avery hadi actually hung six swings from the bouighs of his lllane trees -- three on each side

silken-ropedj i

of ihe enclosure of the lawn. ‘Tilcy’ ' had caused s great deal of merrl-I ment as the women ran down in swing in them and the mgr; L0 Elvin-s them, and the women, at least. in their right fllrzw frocks,"

Jean Watson. St. 1110mm, Ont, contralto. has been notified of hel appointment to the Royal Opus. Convent Garden. in London, fol two years. Miss Watson plans t4 leave for England this fall after

: touring eastern Canada and sing-

ing- in Philadelphia. New York and Baltimore. Last winter she gave recitals in England and Scotland.

By this time they had emerged frim the alley under the plane trees -— dappled with silver, but comparativley dusky-into the ful.‘

Jamaica Plain, Mass. on Jul 3rd . .

{dSTlglISdTiSeIXIXIlTBSEIIndK fraievrhetiglsamock i948, Walter x. cannins. Lift to cmmTbia 7mm h.“ °°“““‘?°d m °.°’°m°“5’ m“ “lebramd ‘he m" A. Brown. the chi-nor of children's voices. had looked not unlike the little‘310w“mmmightattheenddlh‘

The (“waged was M yet-ifs M age “mum than, loss are his wh-e his rlofcsshsn- H9115 "vvnrlflfilph! tlal Mass. DUTZIIZ the ceremony! Meeting Opened with prayer re_ The sound of their feet was loud festive figures in a “iaueau m. lawn. Avery led her to the parapet mi hatiwspent an o! his m? m Florence Currie’ formerly of in‘ oneof the schccs in vanccuver. behhmh] hymns were ranjerehdh Cited by [he Chaplain‘ Fame!‘ M“ m the ha“ Fraghhard Canvah And that was dotted, she observed, with cushion: North Tryon where he had been Johnston's River. Prince Edward it,“ mp to R 12' “'35 made by The bride “we a “Vi? o‘ whhel Donald. Roll call was responded "CWT"? ill here, kids, Come and harm-e the dayliBht had faded. Now m“ were “am” f“ guest‘ t‘ ‘. gugcessml faxmer He was a mhhd‘ and your 5mm Kenneth, Uusl ‘Exit? the “a-‘hfhmugfh m‘! satin, her should-er veil attached to in me usual way by “new kiss your grandmother." yin the moonlight the scene touk come and sit on them. mcmb=r of the Ilnited Churchlmlllflldv Nmlmni “M when’ h‘ u‘ 8'5 tspeflilng o ' e w a turban’ mid “aimed an Ivory members and a number of visitors. They an bwd Jam "m! came °“ a" Bu" °f ellchammenl» l “Watch ‘mt 1°’ ‘he d”? l“ ‘m, “Thhe his health pepmhged lFuneral took place July 6th from g “WPSIIY: -. e‘ gflflilggpflifiggslqrq prayer buok Miss mm Peters hob] “easurer report“ cash on hand racing into the room. with cries "In the setting like this you sald- Wm‘ quick ctmwm‘ “Q3 rervujar attendant ' Lady of Lord's Church with Re- a For“. but’ hot“ gmethsfnu?‘ ed as bridesmaid and wore a pink an“ an bins were paid Bmaumed of joy they fell upon the ginger- pup-ht to wear lace ruffles and "They're 110'- WBL" 5h! 51550’?!

1h. “has h, mourn two "m, quitm High Mass. Burial at Saint ma?” Ls°‘$“e' t“ rgrfinde a; taffeta dress with matchinz acces- to “m1 besides a small amoum bread and bread and butter sand- satin knee hrceches." said Ciciiy in l‘ wmer ma‘ w“ “had” b‘ Enil nt Carleton Siding and Archie Joseph's Cemetery. West MXburY- 36' s en m 0 a n ‘ “"18" J°5°ph Pmeau‘ bmher °I in bank.‘ “"°h°s- The" “mus “m” very to Avery as they stood on the Wile Cedar‘-

i! homo, his wife and a daughter having predeceased him.

His funeral service was held on Tuesday. June 22, e. short service s: the home followed by service in

The pallbearers were: Messrs Frank Butler. Stewart Wation. Lawrence Trainor. James Brazil. Frank L. Dillon. and Thom“ Brenniclr. (Patriot plrnse coliyl- i

of education. but students today d0 not seem to have the same ground- ing in the fundamentals. ‘Mr. Mac- mnald rxberlts to spohd about three weeks in the Province and is

the groom, was breakfast for the bridal party and mrmbers of the immediate families was served at the bride's

best man. The

home. After a very enjoyable ride to the

Education convener reported that money donated for prizes was held until the results of junior exams and prize would be awarded then. Magazine convener, reported three

clean. But their faces were eager and thir lips were laughing. Jane never looked happier than when she was talking with them.

The boys ran off and Sis picked

edge c-f the terrace, their coffeef Cups in hand.

3'01! know. A blond cenciree-they

"You'd make a very charming little French marquise

yourself, ,

some swings were in action now, swaying and swooping. A littll group of people were clustered around the sundial trying to read its statement. falsified by the

' l l- l. _ , - "r" “ M; ti: i. . Church. conducted bv his Plump ‘Y 0v r-vnsr vrsrr 1-0 no.1. - YS- "l" “mY- $5 “ Mrs Marshall McLeillan was ‘ .. ' ° W" a P“ u" "i . " “ y. [bed b . ' _ a - . groom. On their return supper . ' ~ tion of mature reslwnslbillty. one row of plane trees. The th line" he!‘ "'95 “m” ‘W154? m Rm. E. R. Woodside. asss l’ ‘Tl ‘Among th- passengers arrivlnw by was served at the home or the again re-elected as membership “Do you know‘ Mumsy. you m” guests had scattered, sprinkling “u: l the direchoh o; the swing,‘ A mm

MISS Mary McKenzie, Deaconess. The hyznns sung were "The Lord ls xiv Shepherd.” "Forever Will‘-

IMBY FRANCIS MACDONALD '

the

Keen sorrow was felt on

air over the weekend were Mr.’ A. R. Bombardier and Mr. G- 30m bardier of Valcourt. Quebec. manu-

bridato-the nearestrelatives of the

contracting parties. The evening

convener. The appointment of the ladies of the parish to call out the ones to sweep and take care of the

not agree with me" said Cicily. "but I think there's an awful lot of nonsense preached about the

lavm. She kept glancing through theI

and a woman had just stepped from the darkness under the pisnl

free trunks h, 51m passed them‘ I trees to take possession of the near-

lh " " (is f ., . . ' s_ t in i d d nclng. » Tifliiclfrled'sinzihg' “TTIhTe giglltlfal “B11111! 0f May 10th. W119" WOW‘! fnchhlrerhlhf tlihhaertgbgrgherusgg“; size wagnlfilg azfeciplezt o‘ atitar flga thcsizmglorgl-r: Li; ‘ogza’? effect of dlvc-rce on children. Sis at the guests in the open She 1°“- she averted he!‘ 811"”. 1°! * ' - . 2s". '3 i‘ ~' e a I i - ' cmien or Prayer" was suns by W" Pass” "mm" °f the death a Finn which has taken tho-n many beautiful and "WM Fm‘ Aiunzteiyi? MrspNeili McLellan: “d ‘I'm and Rom m w“ as mum recogrm them clearly i" highlight? XTnfiXa shoal-true “"3

Messrs C. D. Wright, Arthur Mr!- Kov. Austin Smith and Ray Daw- ion.

-|_ 1 1 {d sixteen a , . _ _ lohrzstmlriaitrhue “ftlxllyynhtligt yin The He was taken ill at hcme and L. Mlllli-“l of Mt. ‘Stewart who than life fl Harold Brown- .. ._t d l 1 the ch rah wag tenderly nursed and cared for rcscntS them as fl.5f.l'll)lllOi‘ of tifll‘ rm . A number o; members renewed -- -- F . _ cry m: so n n! . ML“; by his parents‘ and Dr. R. J. ‘Mac- product on P. E. I. and the Mazut- Eersonals their membership by paying fees. i i p: are“ Wat Donald. lien Islands. These experts of Wlfl- j- The following motions carried: ~

Arthur Dawson. Max Lefurgey. George McKay. Fred Leard. Ed- ward Sharkey and Austin ToombS-

A ilfllill or niTnxs

The family of the ls_te Mr. DJ. Thomson wish to thank their many friends who so kindly sent flowers and cards of sympathy or helped in any way during their recent ‘ad bereavement.

my; g 0 lla t. Di e G thi r. Viola Smith. Stella Smith. Janie Weeks. ‘nu ad‘ u n M." . n Nor‘: Jcohanna Brown. Marlene Goff, Pamela Shaw,

on» mum meal-y.

Stuart.» Lads Inns. Sheila Good.

Francis Macdonald. only child of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Macdonald of st, Peter's Bay. at the early age of months.

When on sundav evenlna. MW 9th. he was taken to the cltv Hospital. not thlnkin! his w"- dition was serious. a few moments later. word was oronouoeed lo h“, parents that he was ill with the dread disease of diphtheria end on, the above mentioned date of May. 10th. it proved fatal and he. passed away to 110" "It 108d! "ll Heaven.

Francis was a. child with a very

Spring Park School Scholars _

ORAN I

Stand! i (Left to lllaht): Menard Williams. Inna-rd Duneiord. Lear Geuthl: John Carton. ldwsrd larrett. Nelson alas. Steriirq Parley, Errol Wood. .Vernon Den-

lsrrie lurhee,

ma“ ataelenlit. (teacher). '

all across Canada and a! 1H1‘ EH55 as Newfoundland, While 0n l“ Island they are the guests of D.

tel‘ transportation are enloflfli their first visit to P. E. l- 8nd l" convinced that this province is an ideal place to spend a summer va- cation.

always had n little smile for every- ond who visited his home.

He wave; m mourn, his lovinz parents to whom we extend our sincere sympathy.

at a shower given in her honor pre-

friends wish them every success in

Fredericton this week attending the Annual Convention of the Maritime Fire Chiefs. '

Murray Harbour North.

vious to her marriage. Their many

Fire Chief l-I. H. Jflwell l! lfl

Mrs. moi-ence Henley, Charlotte- town spent the week-end with her son and daugihter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Nell I-Iociley ‘of Montague, Mrs. l-Ieofey also visited friends in

Mr, Angus MacDonald. principal of Van Home School, in Vancou-

ltrrol Walsh. Samuel Johnston. -Photo by Garnhum.

verf, B. C.. arrived in the province Tuesday night for a three weeks’ visit. Mr. MacDonald was born in Shamrock. P. E. I. and last visitbd the province seven year! s10.

Miss Margaret MoNeill of New York. arrived in the City Satur- day. visiting at the hcme of her brother and sister-ln-law, Mr. and

rs. wellington McNeiil. South- port.

. oilno or raiuixs

The family oLthe late Alfmd

O'HlnlSy wish to thi k thei m ' . . . hi,“ “ha,” M. the" M“; um Nommcmwocm Me" M,’ l, "locked-in" cvera- you ll serve Jell-O most often plain, or with oral tributes and ess e f - (AP) - Mr. Addl 6.1-! t ' ' ' _ lympnhy renewed 511mm? smear caught a gum! or fife“! bgglwzg": STRAWBERRY PINEAPPLE rrram or top milk. For special occasions or laadugerfavegent. Also Rev. T. P, the rows while picking peas in RASPBERRY ORANGE for a special treat-add fruit-or whip the.