" ‘THE, GUARDIAN. GHARLOTTETOWNt '

BOYS

'l-3, reg. I.75. Sole Price ... . . . . . . . . 1.00

GIRLS DRESSES-

il-b, reg. i.98 up. Sole Price . . . . . . . . 1.39

SEERSUCKER PYJAMAS- Reg. 2.25-2.98. Sale Price . . . 1.95 to 2.49

BRIEFS. VESTS-—

Reg. i.49-l.98. Sole Price . . . . 85c to 1.35

COATS TO CLEAR AT HALF PRICE

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INFANTS

FLANNELETTE GOWNS—

TEE §H|RT§- nlcians of the RCEME School. e R.69.SIPi ....45c < ' - Reg. 59c - L95. Sole Price . . . . . 39c to 1.19 eg ° a” m“ c,,§’§j,,,}f;l”§§‘“{,_f’é‘gf°‘cf“§,_‘f,’ PLASTIC PANTs-“SMJJ -, Sprung, MC, Army Headquarters. QVERAI-L-‘c- ' Reg. 39c. Sale Price 21c gum» Pggihl-llggg-a Récgfl-“Mglmk-‘r- Reg. l.i9-2.29. Sole Price . . . . 98c to 1.59 DRESSEM “Hum, mama, ,0 mg, R 1 75 1 98 q l Price 1 s9 School, aide-de-camp. 95- - ' - - ~39 - Brig. Chesley thoroughly in-

ROMPERS— Reg. 1.95. Sale Price . . ., 1.89

Reg. 95c. Sale Price . . .. 59c

FLAN. CRIB SHEETS- Reg. 1.00. Sale Price . .. 55c

I . COIITON OVERALLS_ pony, received the bowling trophy, -2-6, reg. 2.98. Sole Price . . . . . . . . . . 2.29 s,“ H, 311px?‘ ré-oxabfligfrgkcgpegehtrp:

Reg. 1.69. Sale Price . .. 1.25

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THE SPURT TUGGERY

"The Liiile Store Wil-h Big Values"

_ of the formation of the ROEME

rl-forace Willis, Mrs. Zelpha New-

son, Mrs. Heber Campbell and l at Augustine COW‘-

after attending the Y. P. U. camp

Young Corps Celebrates Birthday

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(Kingston Whig Standard)

Inspection of troops o! the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechani- cal Engineers School, Barrielicld. Ont., was one o! the highlights o! the biggest birthday celebration held in recent years by an arm! establishment at Kingston. The occasion was the fifth anniversary

as a corps.

Brig. L. M Ohesley, OBE, ED, vice - deputy quarter-master - gen - eral, Army Headquarters, Ottawa. was inspecting officer. Spectators who lined the huge square in the camp area were informed of pm- ceedings by means of a public address system installed by tech-

spected the three companies on parade while the RCEME bugle band played inspection marches.

parade.

After the advance in review or- der, Brig. Ohesley presented com- petition trophies. Capt. C. G. Pro- van, on behalf of Vehicle Com-

cruss-coiintry competition award. Cfmn. Moore was also the highest- scoring runner in the cross-coitntry event. Cfmn. Arthur Roy on be- half of the privates’ rifle team, re- ceived the marksmanship award. Three teams had competed for this trophy-privates, NCO’s and

onstrated that they were soldiers as well as craftsmen. The band, composed of men who perform‘ other regular duties and do much of their practice in their spare time turned in a fine performance. In charge of the band was Sgt. W. E. Hendon. who regularly instructs in the corps’ general military training.

Men with only five weeks oi! army experience, formed in a. pre- cision drill platoon, demonstrated what can be accomplished in 30- odd days of intensive training. Spectators were informed that the

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. e e It r & y Mrs. Merrille Green. '*“ _ _ ~7 ‘ g Many of the people of this vi- new“ , _ , v . platoon had not been spe- ‘l ‘ The Kingston school closing “as | ‘xéfsmliieeclld 12;? R53. “any selected but was a regular held June 80m- Ths ellerflw" w - , ' GMT platoon. at the end of their

was pleasantly spent ill games and exhibition, during which several swimming. Delicious refreshments “M: aargtiiveltli/lriogiziaiplesm firm andparms movements were

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Mrs. Janie Viciterson from Bos- were "Wed-

Amcng those who attended the U19 5i“- Womena institute Conventirli‘; in‘ Charlottetown were Mrs. Yrflh Rolrnes, Mrs. Earl Willis. Mrs. ley Newson have

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GANAIIIAN GOVERNMENT ANNIIITIES

in i A ril 19 1M5. or All Deferred Annuityngopitiéacgpnzaar :‘;\t1|=:o, a“! ‘n tum Gym‘

II An amendment to the Act must be pa”?! glfifla-Aslll: 3:’! ‘:10 become effective, but. contracts sold p! 01' 0 B P amendment will not be effected. . . RATE th d nntage In purchasing now——A ml!" a 22y Iiitillhiilvlng an anhulitsy 0f $190.00 per month, beginning at ‘a 85 would ‘cost him $18.08 per month, if he died at sly III 54- '” ' ivoiilil he returned with 4% compound lfltefr“ m "human: y $10 41500 while under the 3% vroooeed rote. his Emil: xgiild, receive‘ lllir-‘lia-"or l" "ch u" h” h“! P.1d in T7’-

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The Y. P. U. held their regular meeting in the church on July

Misses Norma Smith and Shir- arrived home

to visit with friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes from Toronto are spending their vacation visiting with friends and relatives.

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KELVIN GROVE SCHOOL

Report for June:

Grade X—~l. John Plokttts; I. Ian MaoMui-do.

Grade 1X-—1. Mae Glover.

Grade VIII-l. Jean MaeMurdo; 2. Kathryn Maclviurdo; 3. Clifford Pickctts.

Grade VII-l. Nason Glover.

Grade IV—1. Errol Cascleyi 2- Joan Caseley; 3. Gwennyih MM" Miirdo.

Grade III—l. Roberta Hogg; 2. Garth Caseley; 3. Wilfred Blanch-

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Grade Il—-l. Marlene MaoMurdo; _2. Lloyd Blanchard.

Grade I (ai—l..ea Cmzier and Walter Blanchard (equal).

Grade I (bl-l. sheila Caselcy; g_ Jgmtg Paynter; 3. Myron Payn-

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Grade I (c)-1. Clarence Blanch- ard.

Prizes for attendance awarded to Janet Ciozier, James Paynter and Roberta Hog

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the spectators applauded enthusl- ‘Ania’ "Saul inletio"

astically. In charge of the pla- toon was Sgt. R. S. Brennan of Kingston. -

Keen observers during the in- spection. review. presentations and drill were LL-Col. A. H. Camp-

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bell and LL-Col. R H. Ramsey, ' both deputy directors of mechani- cal engineers, Army Headquarters, Ottawa.

The training wing of the ‘ROE ME School is divided into live com- panies for instructional purposes -corps' general military training. artisan, armament, tale-communi-

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cations and vehicle, most of which are sub-divided into specialist

tended n special birthday steak dinner. In the evening all ranks attended a monster regimental dance in the large drill hail in

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