JULY 7. 1953 ,,,s.,

Cord Ojjiianks

I wish to thank Dr. Macxenzle, me nurses and staff of the Prince Edward Island Hospital, also all friends who sent letters, cards, flowers and fruit while I was a pat- lent in the Prince Edward island nospital. -

J. M. Mlclihdyen. Charlottetown.

TOWN TAXI -. Dis! 5570.

Bakery.

...j.

pans Gas Reirizerstors.

' and Msexsy.

Kay.

..M,.. BR. LEA will be absent from the Poiyclinic for the month oi July.

"WE TREAT TEE SICK WELL) cliusyis Pharmacy, next. Stewart? -yous. oou.an nova mons- st the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

KIBOSINI, Electric and Pro. nryenton

25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on all 1953 wallpaper. Bryenton and Mc-

25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on Ill iilhinl equipment. rods. reels. lines.

? BELANGEB. RANGES for cos

Wool Grading Station. 15th.

Party.

Sun. DR. LANTZ will be absent fro the Polyclinic for the month

wood or oil. Bryenton as MacKa.y

DELIVER YOUR WOOL to the Charlotte- town, before the closing date July

DELIVER YOUR. Wool, to the Wool Grading'station, Charlotte- tigpp, before ifhe closing date July

RESERVE July ldth for Char- lottetown Liberal Women's Garden

TAILORED TO MEASURE SUITS 839.00 up. J. P. MacPhereon and

L MRS. EMILY WHITEHEAD

Mrs. Emily Whitehead passed away peacefully on June 5. at the home of her sister, Mrs. Donald McKenzie. Although she had been in failing health for some time tiie end came suddenly and un- expectedly,

The late Mrs. Whitehead was the daughter of the late William and Marion Brown of Margate, where she passed her early years. In 1905 she married Major W. W. Whitehead and her home was in Clinton till the death or her hus- band after which she moved to Kensington and later to Charlotte- town. In these places she made many friends. who will sincerely regret her passing. In recent years

m she made her home with her sister

of

Firestone, Bryenton and McKay. July. ivirs MacKenzie of Kensington.

CONTINUES yrubmspmr pp where she was it faithiul member

' . ,, nf the United church and took a

E p I?:"liiiniif;00ui8an. Charlottetown, Csiflnllfln Tp sick, oiiii m.. km mum, ,n me W M. 3. and 5 D -'0 ' ” c””"”"9 W W'ir8"d' "” W” ” P ”m”'- "ext W all the work of the Church.

, unto studies at the University or 510111. TWO sons md a daughm, wry

New Brunswick and to take over M DONALD Viva her. Rm, W. of the mmk pf

INSTANTLY i" ”S'':' W i" "" W .....i: ........'”f3'”..?i””””.. commem Si John Dr Fred B?”

. "e:1I:er roo Residence at the Uni- mum, 'y.tum Sbucmapnd 91?” "fr; or St. John and Marion, Mrs. T. D.

guy" 1" 5" carding. 180 gem SL ph-OM an McDonald, of Ottawa, who mourn

rold milk)

Miilan, Robert Johnson, Layton (39:13, done AMERICAN SCHOOL '1I;,x;:t(x1eOr'IlJ'f)l?n Macphef Mid Eiditll We shall meet our dear one t W . ieinient was in the more," v 1310 Sher-brook S . ., church .3 . Mmm ! c meteiy.

Montreal, Que. --- ---e fjQw send me your tree M page book. F:l1fLI.sS;l;:1ylN' g'lJA):(el;::e '76!P:'bIaItJND: CAMPBELDSTEFANSON ma GOOD IT N-mo ...----.--.------------- gieraiberr or the purebred Holstein WED”

er a L i B .,'Yik, Address ..s..---.......-........-..-.s.. has recentieywdomrifsted Eh exltfigil sf!” "dd';lKRP' mM15ha;1ma:::5 i e anson o iver n, .. . 0." l.or:;1l5;e51;"gs”m;'f1:;3gida;” mpergigizir L.A.C. Grover I-i'. Campbell oi -M , ' , 7 Charlottetown. tool: place at the f,',';,r,fki;,,:,)3' 8:1” in 3165 11”: 0” home of the bride's aunt at River- lbl mm: g3:g;1:iVnKmI7lgg1gIbs”o'f:: ion on May 30th. Amons the many Mmmge test 375 percent burferfatl guests were Mr and Zi1grs.mW.lJ. ' This is the 5th time Saiiv has Mncxeml" sister and m' Hi”- 0' quumed in the Recgwd nil. P"; inw of the groom. who rccently iormance she havin iv 50” mm”, m C"be”y' Man" ch h I c d lb, 1” from 14614 1?, g 3: " LAC. Campbell is the son of n a ma, Id 9 L m H ” Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell. 1346:e1:;'om.'1k :s1En::reefBef'af()l? Belvedere Ave.. Charlottetown. and Cellini Fem” 891 lbs in from 19045 lbs ymiiiroai h” be” 5g”i)f,”d mf" m”LR;, , 1 ' AF. 1; im. an- A Picnlc of ma mm. churchem: fivez-y8e4ar-old and 806 lbs; I” Campbe'ii and his bride have left 0 Clyde River. Canoe Cove, Chul'- mm 0 0 lbs. nilllc as a six year rm, Abb0tm,d' B. C" Wm... he chill and Nine Mile Creek. will be Old- With the exception of her lat- was Manny mmd. mm at Auyie Sm,” Friday .r. est record, she has been milked ternoon. Juy 10th. Members. ad- twice daily throughout. iierents and friends are cordially --rr-m--m m pg invited. Please take box lunches. -.--.-M-.::.:.. P : In loving memory of my dear LAUNDERED

us: add 2 her in

ieaspoons of UIi( powder to your glass 0! cold milk-stir-drinin It's as quick as that! (lhocoisie-rich, chocolate-good. chocoiaty all the

way down!

QUIK mixes instiinily without beating or bother-sta 5 mixed too! Serve QUI hot or cold

-it's a treat either way. Economical tool

wmi min IAMOUW

Niirtts

miss CNOCOLATI HAVOIII

HANDS TIED?

SCHOOL DIPLOMA

spare time. and have lelt school write for in

MAIL COUPON TODAY

FERRY SERVICE

(Sailings June 13th to Sept. 28th Inclusive) Dally including Sundays- Stsndard Time. From Each Terminal.

1 s.m.. 9 sm., 11. am. 1 p.m.: 3 p.m.: ii p.m. RESERVATIONS: May be made for a limited number or vehicles by contacting Head Oitice in Charlottetown. at last 48 hours

in advance ior:-

(1)-First and Second sailinsl lrom each terminal each morning.

(2)-For perishable: andmr Live- stock in truck loads on any

sailing. (3)-For all sailings on Saturday and Sunday until June 12th. For Daily Report listen to CFCY first Weather Broadcast each week day. CATCH AN EARLY CROSSING AND AVOID DELAY.

NORTHUMBERLAN D FERRIES LIMITED.

Cliulottotown. 1'. 3. Island

-j

You can get one at Home in your it you are 16 or over

teresting iree book-tells you how.

Dame Academy,

Cormack who also

the choir. The pail Roy Farquharson,

CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE Dlocaaan Annual Retreat, Notre .luly 1'lih-l9til. All Catholic women cordially wel-

morning from her late residence at. Call!-VOY to St. Andrew's Church, St. Andrew's, where ItequiemMass was celebrated by Rev. George MM. conducted the service at the grave. Present in the sanctuary were Rev. W. 8. Mac- Donald and Rev. Charles MacDon- - aid. Rev. Basil Croken assisted in

bearers were Michael Mac-

ilie loss of a kind and loving mother.

The funeral. which was largely attended was held from the Ken- siiigton United Church and was

conducted by Rev. L. M, Murray,

Because You come.

3 . y? who hroiixzht a comforting messaize. "When thou passest through the

FUNERAL YESTERDAY A The waters, I will be with thee." The lunar” 9! the 13'-9 MT5- Rild0iDil hymns sung were: ”I to the hills

Maciilchern was held yesterday will lift mine eves." and "The

Lord's my Shepherd." The pali- bppu-gm were six nephew: of the deceased. she was tenderly laid to rest in New London cemetery be- side her husband. who predeceased her thirty-nine years ago.

"At home on the benutifiil hills of God

By the vaiiev of rest so fiiir.

some rim-. some time, when our

society convenes

Annual meeting 0! the Char- lottetown branch of the St. Thomas Aquinas Society was held at the Community Centre Sunday after- noon, June 28. The president, Mrs. Jerome Gallant, welcomed. meni- bers and gave I brief account oil t' - activities or the society during the past: year.

Treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Blanchard gave her report. for the year. This report indicates that the society has had another successful year. By means of card parties, bingo, lotteries, the very considerable amount of 51,002.63 was realized. The disbursements amounted to s545.ll and balance, 5451.52.

Remarks were made by Dr. J. H. Blanchard, Mr. F. E. Doiron and Mr. Freiicis Blanchard compli- menting 'the. ladies on the com- mittee for the excellent work done.

Arrangements were made for at- tendance at the general meeting of the society to he held some time this month. It was decided to charter a bus to give everyone an

TN MEMORl'AM-

In loving memory of our dear Mother and Grandmother, Mrs. Susan Downs. who passed away on July 7th, 1953.

A day of .emembr.nce sad to re- rail.

Without a farewell. you left. us all.

Till memory fade: and life departs.

Ynu'will live forever in our hearts.

Lovlngly Remembe ad hy Fannie. Fred Yoraton and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear Mother. Mrs. James Smith. who de- parted this life July 7th, 1953.

Sweet memories will linger forever,

Time cannot change them that's true.

Years that msy come cannot lover,

Our loving remembrance of you.

Fondly Remembered by Howard, Lucy and Family.

BITES

Insert. make. or animal . . Iha bee! trulmsm is plenty ol Minardis or onto. ll sonihu. hula and rlnmmi.

Draws out the poison l

Mrs. Jerome Gallant, Mrs. Rene Adolph Doiron; committee, Mrs. Gallant, Mrs, Vernon MacEachr:rn,,Jeronie

nnd

Al'”Tl8lllt. Mrs. Cyril Slic,r"wd and Mrs.

Mrs.

The following is the slate of 01- ,b('l'i'. Richard, Mrs. Rene Gallant. iicers for the coming year: pi-esid-lMrs. Henry Doiron -ind Mrs.

substitutes,

Mrs.

Gilbberi; Richard.

- Tl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN PAGE THREE T H E . c E N T R A L G U A R D I A N stl op?hclet:i'3liovifng.t'l.s:dies were sp- tiCt!ldsll1re?(:it!(:Ii1IL:h37l:nK.t (;ian::.Aejil':l;. - ELHENH. .s.. po n e o s mee rig: ire-e ec e ; secrs sry, .

HALIFAX, (GP )- The physical

Gallant, Mrs. Edmund fitness division of the Non, Scott; Ben Arsonauit, Mrs. -...l Shepherd, education doplxtlnant plans in James Davey, Mrs. Ben Sponsor tours of the pi-ovirws by

l-Arsenauit, Mrs. Sonicrs, Mrs. Gii- hiilh 3Ch001 11” CWHIU 101' NIP- third summer in a row. The tours.

Cy. designed to acquaint theyounutei-s

ent, Mrs. Jcrome Gallant, tre-ei- -rinc Gallant. Wmi "19,-T l7i'0ViiiC9: NF” 15 151 ected); Vq president, Mrs. Ver- -

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WORKIIO

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M to fill your coal hblria?

COAL usually come! cheaper in the good old summer time.

But, for many of us. it's often a problem getting those dollars on tho line right now A to take sdvantsgo of today: lower prices.

That's where a B of M Coal Lona can be so handy.

To get in while the going: good, you should see the

nmnager in your neighborhood hrnnrh of the Bank of Mmmegl, if you have an assured income and can repay a loan in

nine monthly instalments, or less, the BofM will gladly underwrite your coal bill.

To take advantage of seasonally lower prices . . . to be sure

of your full supply . . . to get your coal delivered dry , . . and to he snug - and smug - next winter when the last-minute rush to the coal dealer is on . . . see the man in "MY BANK",

And why not do it today while you have it in mindl

BANK or MONTREAL 6euuu(4'4 75:4: 3444

Charlottetown Branch, 105-10'! Grafton Street

Willi

BEN ROGERS, Manager.

CANADIAN! Iii IVEIY WALK OF llF!iIlKCIitI17 J!-I

WOOD ISLANDS-CARIBOU

Mother, Mrs. James smith. Rocky

Point. who passed away July 1th, To 1939. A beautlgui memory. desi-er than pERFEC'f1()N K01 p or I Mother whose worth can never , be told Alive and unseen, she stands by my - , side, CLEANERS with her forever my love will abide. Phone 2387

Always Remembered by Her Daughter Thelma.

SANDWS DRIVE-IN

TUESDAY, 9:00 P. M. "I WAS AN AMERICAN SPY” No assignment too daring, no risk too terrifying. no

sacrifice too great.

Starring: Ann Dvorak and Gene Evans. A gift to every paying customer.

Iii-V A '

. xx 4 7 me GREE HAVE A WORD FOR IT

. . . Ws MIAN the magic word that tells a mule to get going. it prob- ably worked better than usual. recently. when Gmk mule-driv- ers had to trsnsport into the isolated interior. rooting materi- Ils needed for the construction of refugee shelters. The government purchased 2,000 tons of alu- minum for the purpose - and Incidentally licked the transports- tlon problem.

Another nice thing about alu- minumin lightness is that a given poundggj 503 (W!) to Hint times as is: as with other metals. it onto means that aluminum. with an its savuiiunu, actually com 1..., too. Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. (Alcsn).

4

Big Stock Reduction Sale

K & R STORE

111 Richmond. Street July 9, 10, 11th

38 men's dross stilts clearing 118 pair cotton pants . ............. .. 85 pair Gabardine Pants 100 pair navy all-wool pants 100 Work Shirts , 100 Dress Shirts 50 S orts Shirts 100 parts Shirts . 130 Raincoats .... .. 350 pair ladies Sandals, assorted sizes, clearing at . . . . . .......... .. SFL95

Full line of Satin and lorduroy Sport Jackets and Shirts. All Wool Blankets and Car Robes. 200 Used Army Blankets.

Slightly used Navy Socks, 10 pr. for ........ .. SL00

Airforci-. and Army Jackets and Pants New and used Army Boots 8 Electric stoves and Rangettes J 2 H.P. Electric Motor, 3 phase 6 U4 ILP. Electric Motor S1200 Complete set of Electric Wood Working tools. slightly used. 400 gal. high grade Paint. guai-ants-oil .... .. 534.95 300 gal. Abbott Paint 163.95 140 gal. Assorted Gallon Cans ............... .......s2.95 Also Qharts and Plate.

111 RICHMOND STREET

5519.95 02.50 03.95 534.95 .S1.9;') 531.95 531.50

........... .. 532.95 255.00 to 5115.00 shades and

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