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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUBERCULOSIS

LEAGUE "hiohile X-liay llnit Schedule TUESDAY, '7 June- . BEAR RIVER SOUTH SCHOOL . . . . . ti:

WEDNESDAY, 8 June-

ILCHARLESCIIUBCHHALL...“ 4:00to5:00 , 6:00to8

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Ave-m: Mourners: anon STORE is now showing meny spee- lal-e in women's and men's shoes.

..'WE ABE now featuring at the Montague Shoe Store the Bold 1nd; for men in Gillie end Strep styles.

--'IF YOU D0 N01‘ HAVE elec- tricity, buy your Inglis gas-washer or hand-washer at MecLeod d: Green. Montague.

. ..'WE HAVE IN STOCK e com- plete line of plumbing and heating, water systems-gas electric, end oil burners, MacLeod 8: Greene, Montague.

..°McCOB.MAC -- DEERING Cream Separators — hand and power driven, and Milkers, gas or electric, to m your budget. at Mac- Leod & Greene, Montague.

Alliston and Vicinity

Mrs. Albert Cox, ‘Iruro, N. S., is spending two weeks with her fath- er, Mr. Charles McDonald, Alliston.

Miss Kay Mcltae, Black River, N. B., spent the week-end at Pei.- er’s Road, Bllest of Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Johnston. Miss McRae is on the staff of lllilsborough High School, Moncton, N. 3., and while here spent Monday afternoon at Alliston School. '

Mrs. John L. McLeod, Alllston, was a visitor to Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mrs. Palmer McLure, Dover, was a.visitor‘ to Charlottetown en Sat- urday.

Mr. and Mrs. Olten, Amherst, N. S., spent the week-end at Ailislon, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hic- ken.

Mrs. Billie Johnston end little son Wayne, Charlottetown, was a recent visitor to Peter's Road, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reid.

Mr. and Mrs, Atwood O'Connor, Miiitown, were visitors to Peter's Road on Monday.

Miss Lillian Hicken, Charlotte- town, spent the holiday at her home at Alllston.

Mr. and Mrs. Vere Beck, Char- lottetown, spent the week-end at Alllston, guests of Mr. Beck's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beck.

Friends of Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Peter's Road, are pleased to learn she has returned home from the P. E. island Hospital where she was confined with n broken hip. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McLean. Trenton, N. S., spent the week-end with Mr. McLean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen MEIER“, Greek River. '

Whim Road And

.3100 MAY LIB! STILI - Your feet need comforts. Batisty both at the Montague Shoe Eton.

A"!!! MONTAGUI 8H0! BT03! is now carrying e com- gliete line of children's end misses’

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..°l\dacLIl0D A GREENE, More- tegue, have now ln stock a full line of ell types of tam machinery end perts_

--'MacLEOD I GREENE, Mon- tague, are ready to supply farmers with Beatty Stanchlons and water bowls, hay carriers and forks end steel tracks.

IN MEMORIAM

JAMES I. MAﬂhAtlGl-ILIN

On Monday, May 9, 194D, the community of Mount Stewart was shocked by the sudden passing of James F‘. MacLaughlin. As it came into the worrld so did his soul pass into the kingdom beyond, quietly, and at peace with itself.

The deceased had enjoyed hs usual good health end had been about the tasks of the farm all day. At. dusk, he complained of feeling tired and suddenly he passed from this life to life eter- nal truly in answer to the divine call “Come, my good and faithful servant, enter into the joys of the Lord."

Mr. Macbeughiin wes born in this community Just elgttnty years ago and resided here all his lite.

l-le leaves to mourn besides his sorrowing widow, one daughter Mary and an adopted son Joseph Coade, also one sister Mrs. Mary A. McKenne es well as e host. of friends.

The funeral services were con- ducted by his pastor, Rev. T. Campbell who also administered to him the lest rites of the R0- man catholic Church of which he wes always a faithful member. He wes s. fraternal brother of the C. M. B. A.

The pallbearers were John Mc- Kearney, Addison Ooffin, Frank Rose, W. L. lvlecLeod, Romuald MacDonald end D. J. MacDon-

aid. Requleecat in pace. MAB CARD!

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jay.

Mrs. John A.‘ Barrett.

Mr. and Mrs. John McIntyre.

Bruce and Harold Affleck. “Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Me.@ug- o .

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Feehan.

I I I lllclnrty The Heatherdale Road from Kil-

muir Corner, ls being widened and improved. .

Mrs. Alfred Stewart spent Fri- Kllmuir and vicinity.

Recent visitors to Murray River were Mrs. Wesley Moore, Mrs. Eve Godeoe, end Mrs. Billie Kemp. all of Milltown.

Miss Mary MacKinnon. Whlm Road, left Saturday to spend e month with her sister. Mrs. Ire Hill, Meyfield.

Mr. Fred Nicholson, Kilmuir, and Mr. Miles MecKlnnon ere having an unusually busy season with their tractor service.

Mr. end Mrs. Reuben Watts. Charlottetown, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell. whim Road.

Mrs. Russell Dovwne, Charlotte- town. accompanied by her daught- er, Paula, were week-end guests ot and Mrs. Dan Stewart, Kli- mu r.

Her meny friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Flora Nicholson, Albion, suffered a fall last week.

Although no bones were broken, Mrs. Nicholson received many bntiles.

The Whlm Road WI. held a dance in Whlm Road Hall on T‘ y night, May Nth. Many young people attended end enjoyed themselves dancing to music eup- plied by Mecbeerfs Orchestra.

Miss Marjorie Campbell, Whlm Road. returned to Charlottetown on Saturday to resume her train- ing as e nurse in the RBI. Hos- pltel, after spending the pest two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell.

The May meeting of the Kilmuir W.l’. was held at the home ot Mrs. Oolin MacDonald on ‘lhureday night, May 12th. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Id Iarquhar- son end in the absence of Mrs. Oyril Johnston, Mrs. Colin Mec- Doneid ected as secretary. After the minutes of lest month's meet- ing had been reed and approved. committees appointed, and the gen- eral business of the meeting at- tended to. the entertainment com- mittee put on en intereetim pro- gram. The hostess for the evening served a delicious lunch end e so- cial hour followed. The tneetinl closed with “The King.”

UIII) I0! BATMAIINO Palmetto leaves frorn e fen

plsm, ere used by natives of louth Aillrlna b nalhllel 15-“ ‘gﬂ l‘“‘

day renewing old acquaintances in -

. Holiday Specials Andrews’ Grocery KRAFTCHEESEqeIrQ. 29c

KELVETA CHEESEPRQ. .. . 29c

MIRACLE WHIP (soled dressing), 8 o! btl. Zicﬂlbosbtl. 45c

MIRACLE SANDWICH SPREAD. 8 oz. btl. 27c,16osbtl.................. 47c

I BLOOD PUDDINGS, lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 29c

I OATMEAL PUDDINGS. lb. . . 4 . . . . . . . 29c

r . SLICED BREAKFAST BACON, lb. . . . . . 59c

l SAUSAGES, lb 39c

VEALSTEAKJb.......-......... 59c

Cooked Ham,

Loaf, Pimento

For easy quick meals: Macaroni end Cheese Loaf, Bologna.

1 LETTUCEheod

M. J. ‘BDLIIWELL l

CCF NATIONAL LEAD

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Political Meetings King's ‘eiounty

mentioned at 8:30 p.m.:

SiNNOTT ROAD SCHOOL-Monday. June an. numerous HALL-Tuesdﬂ. Juno 7th- GLEN WILLIAM HALL-Wednesdﬂlr 1w 3th- STURGEON HALL-Thursday, June 9th- MURRAY HARBOR HALL-"Jrrdoy, June 10th. MURRAY RIVER HALL-Monday, June 13th. CAMBRIDGE HALL-Tucsdtlt. Juno 14th- LITTLE SANDS HALL-Wednesdﬂl. Juno 15th- LOWER MONTAGUE HALL—Thurscloy, June ten». DUNDAS HALL—Friduy, June 17th.

LORNE VALLEY HALL-Monday, June zen. ANNANDALE i-iALL-TuesdﬁY. hm 111t- oroncrrown HALL-Wednesday, m. 22nd. sr. CHARLES HALL-Thursday, June 23rd.

The following Pcliticel Meetings will be held on the date

The undersigned, who shell address ell meetings, invites other

CABBAGE, lb. 10c

Andrews’ Grocery

38 Elm Ave. Phone 2696-1697

Mrs. Christine Murphy, New- HOLY LAND PILGRIM

ton, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Newton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown. New- ton, Mass.

John O'Hara,

age to the Holy Land

A palmer in ancient times was one who having made a pilgrim- returned

And hererthe Election issues discussed by Federal Progressive Cen- servetive Candidates and other speakers, es fellows: JUNE 6-8:05-6:10PJI. sUNnru-rnos-onoenet. JUNE ‘I-hﬂ-idﬂr-M- Jtmn1r-noo-7n51nsr. J1me: r-ons-rusolnee. wnnla-rnss-tnoolnet. JUNE 7—9:80-9:45P.M. JUNE20—2:40-2:45P.M. was: a-tuos-enoau. wNneo-zdo-zaslnet. JUNE tl-Mlﬂ-mlﬂlﬁbl- JUNnzL-ons-ononot. JUNE e-mso-mssenu. stmnzt-ens-onotnet. JUlvnm-sros-oaoenre. JUNE21—9:U-9:L5P.M.' JUNIZIiI-p-‘Irlﬂ-iwiilhhl. nmnzz-zuo-znsner. wnnls-sreo-zaslue. sum: zs-sms-anoner. JUNEII-OtOI-MIIIPJI. wnnzz-smo-sn net. JUNEIL-p-lrili-ihllilhhl. mmu_o,4n.g, g", wlmls-ens-omlue. JUNl2s_g;o5.¢;101I,u, sUNnu-ezso-mesrar. mmss-emo-mssner. JUNIilB-lzle-Irlﬂlﬁhl. sunnss-lolso-lous net IUNIIB-BM-drlohts. ]UNEﬂ_.ﬂg“-,gﬂf,ﬂ, momma-nor: mmn-zen-nnar-r JUNIiH-Zrdil-IMPJI. ' nrranvmlrnlronnnnmnszlson

' ' ' ' ' ' I’: speakers and the general public to be present. . . l. KICKHAM. ,_ CELERY, bunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ 23c ‘ T l-ibwl Qlﬂidm- RIPE tomatoes, us. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29¢ PUBLIQ _ MEETINGS new censors. n». . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to. mugg,ggg'ggz;,',.t;",:r.;t,"lzii :32...“L';‘.l.:i“i€'.'... 512:2

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Additional meetings will be announced later. Other epoalere will also be present to dlecuee the political iseuee ct the day. ALL the public are cordially invited.

l. A. MACDONALD. Progressive Conservative Candidate.

“DAILY CROSSWORD

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