FEBRUARY 9. 1950

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTFETOWN

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This column is reservcd tor news 0i local interest, but advertising oi I "W"! nature may be inserted at Ilva cents s word. strictly pgy. able In advance. .

JIMMIEB Taxi. niche 52a.

HUWARD MlclNNlﬂ Fitted Footwear at 115 Queen Street.

JUNIOR MUS car. RECITAL - Notre Dame Ac emy, Fﬁdgy, Feb. rum-y 10th. 8 P. M. Silver collection.

CALL STOREY ELECTRIC 2018-1. tor Refrigerator, Motor and Wash. ing Machine Repairs.

CHANDLER BROS. Ior unsand. ed Fir Sheathing Ior underlay- menLs.

CHARTER FLIGHTS w any POI-ht in Canada or the United States tor passengers or cargo. Phone Maritime Central Airway: Limited 2061 or 540.

HONORARY PALL-BEARERS at Mr. J. A. Gi-iIIitli Iuneral. Mon- day morning were: Messrs. John Leig-‘itizer, John Connolly, Leo F, MacDonald. Aiban Farmer, Michael Conway and Dir. W. J. P. Mac- Millan.

‘SLIGHT ACCIDENTS-City Po- lice reported two slight accidents yesterday, The first, at 9 5.111., oeeurrcd when a truelc and a our uiei. iii n head-on collision at. the iroriicr of Cumberland and Eustun Streets. Slight damage was done to both vehicles. The second, at 1.20 yesterday afternoon, occurred when a truck proceeding east on Richmond turned to g0 north on Market. Si. and struck a parked ear. Slight, damage was dong to the car,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- The funeral oi the late Dr. J.H. Ayers was held from Trinity United Church yesterday afternoon. Serv- ice was conducted by Rev. l-LELD. Ashtord and Rev. Dr. Rice. Inter- ment was in the Peoples Ceme-

MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM

1,. loving memory. of our dear Iiiubind and lather, Hugh Max:- Smin, who passed away February- llh. 11117.

who died February 9th. 19-49.

Or will you ever bc As long a; life and memo y last We will remember thee.

Sadly Missed by Parents and

Hr is gunn serum the river

To the shore of ever green

Ami We long to see his deer Ilce But the river flows between.

Gonr tIPllI Iaiiher. gone iorever Brothers- Ilmr we miss your loving time But mu left Us to remember GIANT DAM

There is none can take your place.

Iver Ilcmembe “'1 by Ills Wlie lllll Family.

In loving memory of our darling son and broither, John I). hieLarcn,

You are not forgotten Johnnie dear

Great Boulder Dam in Colorado is 771 feet. high and cost. 5128.000.

tcry. The honorary pallbearers were: GI‘. I-lutcheson, LII. Co.’- Iln. run. Rogers, A.C. Ducliemin. Alex MacLeod and CJ-I. Black. The active pallbearers were Dr. R. H. Barrett, J.E.H. Worth, 5T. Green. I-ItL. Hardy, Dr. D.'I‘. Waye and W. W. 10rd.

IN. MEMORIAM

JOSEPH N. Bnacquram

A sad gloom virus cos-t over North Rustico and vicinity on Wednesday. February 1st. when Joseph Napol- eon Blacqulere. son ot the late Levi Blacqulcre and Edith Gallant. passed peace-fully away in his eter- nal reward at the Charlottetown Hospital, aft/er an illness weeks, at the age oi 58 years.

He leaves to mourn besides his

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THE ICENHIRAI. GUARDIAN

COOK'S tor Phoeogrspm.

MRS. JOBNSTOIWS LADIES WEAR — Special Sale - Coats, Skirts, Dresses, etc.

GOSPEL MEETING at. the home oI Relgh Gillespie in Loyalist to- night, Feb. 9 at 8 P. M. Will ap- preciate it it the neighbours will try to/ be present.

T0’ nan-r MARCH isr. Busin- ess premises on Kent Street suit- able for retail establishment. Rent- ﬂl $100.00 per month. Apply RA. Lame. K-C» Royal Bank Building.

LEGION CARD PARTY - 'i'.'lie weekly card party oI the Canadian Legion was held in the Legion rooms last evening. Prize winners were ss follows: Ladies‘ 1st, Miss Muriel Haley; Ladies’ 2nd, Mrs. J. E. Petrle. consolation, Mrs. Lloyd Archer. Gentlemens lst.. Clement Wynne; Gentleman's 2nd, D.W Squarebriggs; consolation, Bob MacDonald. Mr. l\lnoDonuld also won the door prize, and with Miss Muriel Haley won the treezeout. Lunch was served by the Ladies Auxiliary,

FUNERAL AT LONG CREEK - Tlie funeral o! the late lvirs. John Macbeod. Long Creek, was held Yesterday alter-noon. A short serv- ice st her late residence was fol. lowed by service in Long Creek Bap- tist. Church. The services were 0on- rlucted by Mr. Ramsay assisted by Mr. Barbour. Pallbearers were David Enman, Neil MacKenzie, Malcolm Lamont, Fred Stretch. Norman Stretch, Gordon Ward. ‘Interment ivas in the Church cemetery.

Evening Auxiliary Trinity Church

The Evening Auxiliary o! the W.l\‘l.S.. Trinity United Church. Charlottetown. held its February meeting on Monday oi this week. The President, Mrs. Stanley Thompson. presided, and there was a good attendance of mem- bers and visitors. The meeting opened with the Lord's ‘Prayer re- pented in unison. The Com- munity Friendship committee re- ported visits to the hospital, the Sanatorium. Sunset Lodge and to homes, and showed that a total o! 106 visits had been made in the past month.

The devotional period was led by Mrs. D. W. Matheson, vice- president. and was opened with the singing o! the hymn “The Church's One Foundation," and by prayer. The Auxiliary at this time and tor the next Iew meet- ings is taking up the study of the book “Growing With the Years,"

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FAG E 111K515

being a review o! the period lead- ing up to Union in i925 and of the progress made since by the United Church o! Canada. Some

son-owing widow (nee Margaret Gallant) one son an a. daughter namely: Joseph Fe lriand and Voids, also an adopted daughter

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Mary (ﬂee MYS- ST-Wlhcﬂ P019512 o! the many phases of the work » .

also 2 sisters 9,111,; your broggs Carried on by the church. a, home Till ORIGINAI SEMI- swm (uowim crows

which are BS 0 OWSI MIS- - and ("8I‘SE3S, were mentioned, x erick Beliiefontaine o! Halifax; and the pm taken by the Wo- FOR COOKIES, CAKES, (ANDY

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homestead; Jere-inc and Stanley residing in Charlottetown; Andrew n graduate of St. DunstanKs. resid- ing In the Magdalene Islands.

The funeral took place Friday, February 8rd. at Stella Maris Church, North Rustico, WIT-Ii s. High Mass of Requiem sung by the parish priest Rev. Eric Robin. The pail bearers were Alphonse LoClalr, Lawrence Gallant, Amos Biacquiere, Vincent Gallant, Henry Gallant and Jeremiah Gallant. The deceased was a nephew o! the late Monsigneur J. A. H. Blac- qulere 0t Lovoniere, Magdaie Island.

The family wish to thank all those who in any way helped iihem during their sad bereavement.

work. The study at this meet- ing was under the leadership o! Mim M. MacLeod.

Miss Enid Morson, Christian Stewardship Secretary, with the assistance of several meanbers. presented in dialogue form a very interesting lesson in Christian Stewardship.

_The meeting closed with the singing o! part of the l03rd Psalm. ‘O. Thou My Soul Bless God the Lord," and repeating the Mizpah benediction in unison.

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opened by “"81"! 1'1""! Him" Firm Cabbage, Ib. 5c Fancy Cranberries, lb. 73c

Iqllowed by creed In unison. Roll eell was answered by seven mem- mm passing in a cake o! soap to

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It was moved by Mfl- Wm- Halliwell and seconded by M1‘!- Durican Macintosh to order two dozen get-well cards. Next meeting to be held l1 the 1mm‘! nf Mrs. Elijah Rayner, roll cell to be answered with e weed I will pull every time I lee it.

Meeting closed with prayer b)’ Deaconess Bessie Halllwteli. T91" lowed with a verse or God l}; With You Till We Meet Ailin- Lunch was served by the hostess agﬂQled by Mrs, Ralph MscPhee.

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rmmon-vcn- Mrs. Bl?! Humphrey, 1m. celebrated her birthday w orderlnc I pair glasses. she said theta she had s p41;- about no you: go but lost them. She still like: to knit and crochet.

IN MEMORIAM

h! loving memory d OABTNI! I. IheLUlI-I who paged ‘way Iebruery I, 1M4. Iver Remastered by Ills Wife.

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RICE POINT W. l. I Correspondence relating to In- PUnSIFI. of three members. A llve- of a rello\v_roo'ncr' Raoul Forum

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stituto was rcad also letters ol ‘v miciinn conducted by .\lr. R. “ . ' _ ‘ , , _ . . . , 'ho _ bod; w . loi d l bo rd- The February meeting ui Rice thanks, Mix. W. MacLainc and 1.13mi IDIIODMI, proceeds. oi “hit h _ ‘_ “‘ f" d" a PF‘

,1 l. . d d , , $11,,’ L whee“ ing l 1S4‘ ioom ycsier riy. ol ce LAUNDERED Point w' L “as held ﬁlth“ hO-IIIiB Fiiylhiaitngbthrf] cm“ c (‘IlI-"u-lgifiicl h: iiIc-“ffic =. ‘In-amen “"1" "mil" 01"" "I l‘ “l” sllfie" To of Mrs‘ Rankin M“ "c u ,1 A r m,‘ LII,“ ,0 H", m," , {infer m‘ ‘have, ' A cd iu n tiizlii hull’ an hour eurlier. m, ntlgndrmec or eight nicmbeis _ H0" 0 A t-‘s- - ‘r ‘- IJ.\ 1h" Hlllll ~‘ _- 1‘ ‘ ~ V,“ __ _.,_.____________

and um visitors, The meeting op- World Cuulrieiicr was mall. \-¢-i-\ Divilsilil menu; (owl \\i i

PERFECTION some io be lorirni-drvd to Instil- ' utc Oilice. A motion thani. bills be paid was passed lvy the meet-

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the National Aiilheiu

a ened by singing ihc Institute ode Roll call was answered by pay-

ment oi‘ Ilticen cents. The minu-

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and it's in the u, of 1e51, meeting were read, inll, which includco rocou ulgf Gig-Coal , adlopted and signed. school children, bell for school. -~--~ - CLEANER’! Unﬁnished business consisted oi etc Mrs. John B MacDonald Tlnll-lINS. Ont, we ﬁ~iCPi~ oipileswiihsoo“ scientiﬁmllymodklted

to Pamn sv, Amour, 4e. and Fsrnand QUPlTTIVIIIf‘. 3i, tnilny were Chi?!- ilI '\‘.iIIl iimii-lniiglilri in the death

Pﬂkﬂﬂ‘ kindly invited the members her home for the March meeting.

L-zixsli ionnniircc was named to

Phone 2887 further plans Ior making oi quilts.

and collection oi money for blankets sent tor, to Woollen Mill.

Jewelers linae III

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