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' ‘GENTS: J. Elmer Murphy. ll! Hanover Street. l!!! ‘George Glow, 125 Ottawa Street. ‘ suiumiaslns and rimics counts News. Subscriptions, Advertising.

‘In Guardian may be bougbt at any of the ' following atorae in ummsrattlet . Boqhtpre, Water Street; Gouriiee Drugstore. ii Central Street:

.. t Bin". wgm- Street: Mark Gaudet. l1 Grenville Street:

"m". "Grow", ltumell Street: Alyre Douoette'a Grocery. Second Street;

m" Island sum mom"- Waiw West

l willbedaiiveredtoaaybomaialammeraidaby Carrier QyQiIIODIIWOIU-o Pboneilﬂeetl-l for tbia eervlec boy reoponaibie for delivery on your route.

-—FOB SALE. — Cobbler Seed Potatoes. Roy Campbell, Cheiion.

—S0lll WONDERFUL values in high quality mohair chesterfield sete at Bruce's.

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1,", yoqf Ofﬂ" 30 "IO l ,cu|trAINS. all kinds. very 131 prices at Bruce's.

_ LEASANT vanes! Foul-fl’ t at l-lolmans. 5 "i: tporied until June ZBt . 3 P-

—FOR SALE-Cauliflower, cab- bage and tomato plants. Ernest Deighan, 188 Cambridge St., Sum-

__cg1,1,15 PUPS for sale, bred! merside, phone 490.

m real cattle drivers, also ‘rab- gy, hounds. six to ten weeks old. J. I Tanton, Box 36, Summerside. Plants 35 cents per bundled. Ready ' ' _,___ June 25th, at Ferguson's, New _,\vANTED. - Housekeeper at, London. -

Middle used Wm“- i)"

dull. Light work. Write Box 320. —FOll SALE-IBM Ford sedan. ibensmswn, Ilw mileage; 1947 Mercury panel . , -»-—- fruehpractieaily new. Apply Leon- ‘ ._ron SALE-Four newly freeh- arcl McInnis, 2s st. Stephen st. ‘med cows, one to freshen in AilB- I summer-side, also one registered Holstein!

,..vi'rllllFIED Hotel Wear cam- mc stock at Braces.

—DANISH BALLHHAD Cabbage

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ma. Stanley MayheW. Kin-I -rmvsrn sou: of household m; ‘furniture in splendid condition

-—-— _ and bargains for quick sale, such ,_pg|c SALE-House with new l as beds, springs and mattresses. 3 ‘foundation, quarter-Bore 0! Iﬂﬂd-ieouches, range in gcod condition. “ca; Reads Corner. Apply Rich- base burner. small tables. cooking mi Hinton Law Office. Summer- utensils. curtain rods. etc. Apply u“ B1 Granville Street, Summerside .__t—- .-l\'0TlCE:—T'he annual meet- ing oi the Bible Society Tuesday evening, June 22nd, will be held in the North Bedeque United ‘Church. instead oi the Centervilie Unitgd church. as,‘ announced.

Personals

. _._ , -—Miss Dianne Phillips of Am- herst, N. S.. is spending a week ii. Bummerside, the guest of he; grandmother, Mrs. Howard Waite.

1 —PANTRY SALE. Holrnanﬂs ‘Store, Summerside, June 19th. 3 P, M. Pleasant Valley Women's In- ‘stitule.

Jon saw-ices one-tori panel truck. can be used as station ‘r-agon. Good condition. sold right tic.- cash. J. E. Morrison. phone 1182. or Box 383, Summerside.

—l..ieut.-Governor Bernard allfl Mrs. Bernard are spending a few clays at their home in Tignisn. They were accompanied by tncii son Ralph.

—Mrs. Ferno Rogers of~ Sum merside is visiting with her pd!- cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ba;- nall, Charlottetown.

‘ AVANTED TO. BUY. house or bungalow ivithlna two-mile radius of Summerside. Would consider 5i, Eleonora, Wilmot. etc. .Wriie .c. L. F, Box 100. Suminerside.

-l-‘0R. SALE-IMO Chevrolet coach in good running condition. Heater and defroster installed. Apply Les MeCarvilie, Freetown, or phone 17-12.

‘Closing Exercises At St. Mary's liionvcnt, S’side

The closing exercises of St. Mary's Convent, Sunwnerside. were held last evening in St. Paul's Church and were presided over by Dccrci; 5 and 6 foot binders (Jon-t Rt. Rev. G.J. lilacLeliun, V.G., who Dem-e and Qqckshuttp 35mg c: addressed the students of the var- mese “mm; ‘arrived berm-c the ious classes after presenting merit increase in the freight rates and Cards and 11191011185- wiii be sold at the fonmer prices. 820' Monsigneur MacLeilan extended

—WE IMVE available for im-i mediate delivery: Ccckshutt Gang‘ Flows; Lever Harrows; 5 and 6 foot mowers; Lime Sowers (John

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A resolution of thanks to Trin- vity Unltcd Ohurch for the use of iha fine hall was unanimously passed.

Officer's were elected as follows:

Past President: Mrs. J. A. Lewis.

President: Mrs. I. A. Horne.

vice-president at large: lvlrs. V. A. Ainsivortli.

Trea-su-rer; Mrs. H. S. Henderson.

Secretary: Mrs. W. G. Bruce.

Vice-presidents:

St. Paul's Church: Mrs. H. E hlilier, Mrs. J. A. Bentley, Mrs. S. Kennedy. lifiss “f. Horne.

Zion Church: Mrs. Earle Mae- Doiiald, lvlrs. B. C. Vanlderstine, Mrs. ‘E. N. MacPherson. Mrs. Suth- erland MSCLESll, Mrs. George Hooper.

Bmﬁtist Church: Mrs. lLJ. Rup- eri. Mrs. Harper MacNeill. |

Christian Church: Mrs. Milton Carter. Mrs. J. C. Stewart.

United Church: Mrs. A.B. Fish- orfMvs. A. C. Sinclair, Mrs. Ar- thur llenrv. Mrs. G. J. Tweedy, Mrs. E. C. Biker. Mrs. R. R. Bell.

Si. Pet':':'=: Mrs. T. E. MacNutt, Mrs. L. l-l. Bavison. .

Si. James: Mrs. Leafs Sadlcr. lifi-s. Bsnj. Rogers Jit. Mrs. J. P.[ Clarke. ,

us for prompt delivery. James A. his sincere congratulations to all

MacNeili and Sons, Summerside. lwho had. by Ilhﬂllf Indus“? m5 - -, -.__ I perseverance, merited s p c c l al

, awards and reminded them that

ATESTER-N HOSPITAL — The t everyone could not ccme first.

That was not everything. It's the industry, the hard work through- Hospital was held. at the home of out the yea!“ when day by day the Mm A“; MuDonajd on June 2nd task is competed that really counts “m, eighteen member; attending in the end. He reminded them also The minutes of the previous meet- "Y "if! PYIVIIQZB they hﬂd In "t" in; we" read and appmved_ The _ tending St. Mary's Convent. told unsure.- read m, “mom; 0g the them that they should be thank- woceedﬁ from ‘ cud party held I ful for it and in their future lo so 1,, the Leg,” Han’ May 1L n was 7 conduct their lives as to bring no dccldcd not to send any delegates - shad°w °“ “'15 “In”? ‘MIMI-

m me Mmume Hospm, M“ M“ The exercises were concluded iociation convention at St. An- gt2lf£§ntBe“°dI°tI°" °I m” Blessed draws. N. B. It was moved and '

“Cont,” m” I rem" o, work be A list c! the graduates and prize lent to the assistant lone chair- Mme" Wm um" In “ “t” is‘

regular monthly meeting oi the Tignisli Ladies’ Aid of the Western

man. It tvas decided to buy 25 sue‘ _ s‘ ' pounds of sugar to make fudge

to sell at shows every Friday cv-

ﬂlills- lt was moved and seconded

to accept the offer of the Aiberton

Dramatic Club to present their

play in_ the Parish Hall under the (Continued from page 1)

tusplccs of the Ladies‘ Aid. The mlci-lainment committee to serve Iunch to the cast. It was moved incl seconded that a vote of thanks b: sent to Mrs. E. J. McTague for iier donation. The Sisters of the Western Hospital have reported the life oi a child has been saved bl‘ the incubator which has been Purchased by the Ladies‘ Aid. ‘As there was no iurther business the tlﬂtttlns adiourned.

iation ior the outstanding work of the Charlottetown Auxiliary and extended an invitation to the an- nual meeting of the Provincial Auxiliary being held in the Orph- anage Friday, June 25th.

Mrs. George Tweedy. lvlrs. Earle McDonald and Mrs. Harper Mc- Neill were named a. committee to work with the executive. organiz- ing the annual ‘rag Day to be held

Tuesday, Aug. 12th, the opening

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FOR. Till TOUIISTS-Tlie China Department has a. display of ‘Souvenirs of Summeraide and Prince Edward laland...'l'alie home a Souvenir to remind you of s happy holiday-Take a Souvenir to your Imﬂida as a thoughtful remembrance. From the selection you may ; "loose Green Gable Chine, imported from England —Sbell Ash Trays illlli omsmenta-Platedﬂlver Spoons and Butter Knives-Green. blue, i yellow .or rose ornamrutl-llaud-painted Parchment Scrap Books. Al- ‘ "ma. Guest Books, Note Dooke and Memo Pads. You'll have fun shop-

PI"! for Souvenirs in the China Department.

A BEACH RODS run up in a y out of three large Bath Towels

"‘ n"! c!!! Style Robe ll eaey no lie diekena to make and it's really :llunning idea-You don't need n pattern. come in and see the model hats been made up-, ohue three large Ilse terry towels in any "for scheme you wish and run tine np...You’ll be mart and comfort- gﬂt on ilie beaeb in a Terry Cloth Cape-cleverly made by yourself. ‘Y 900th Department. _

m Smashing-Stunning AWNING CLOTH in i a variety of bright U lies is to be found in the Drapery Department on the Second ﬂoor. lc it to cover your porch furniture and maké gay ouabHnu of it. Awn- nl Cloth is durable and attractive-It la 3O inches wide, priced at cum a yard. in the Drapery Department.

n Luscious IRISH VIGITABLII All Ill $00k Ill the Grocery Depirt- h""-After a long Winter and Spring of canned thlngu it’: wonderful a have ma» green LITTUOI -ianf la is eonte‘ a bunch and beads are ‘PI-tibia each" native IADISIIIS are l0 cents a bunch... .natlve ronAlbll ia ll to a poundmAlPAlAGUS is bl cents a bunch... mm TOIS are canto" n Here's really DIG ﬁlWli-A ellip- hah "I FRISITSTBAWDIBIIIS la enpeeted for Saturday. Serra u IWII for lie leiieieue flush-Serve fresh food for your health. ""017 Department . .

Annual Meeting Iiif East Prince iionscrvatives

Miss Hilda Hessen. national pre-, sident of the Women's Prog essive Conservative Association. a dress- ed the annual meeting of the East Prince Progressive Conservative Association held last evening in the town hall. Summerside. She stressed the need for the party o."- ganization remaining intact be- tween elections and she urged wo- men to take a more active part in political affairs.

“Women bring enthusiasm", she said. "and organization comes from people who are keen and enthus- iastic." She spoke highly of Hon. John Bracken. national leader, and. gave an outline of his career.

Dr. W. P. McBride of Kerislng ton. the retiring president was lnl the chair at the beginning of the meeting and on the election of i.is successor, Mr. Claude Delaney of_ Albany, turned over his duties to] him. f

Other officers elected were: Vice! President, Neil Simpson, I-lamiitonp Secretary Treasurer, T. L Comp I ton

Executive: 3rd. district, Jame»- Hickey, a. r‘. Arsenault; 4th an i trict. Murdock Dawson, Ilubelti MacDonald; _5th district. iifajor MacDonald. John Arthur.

At the conclusion of Miss Hea- sen's speech a vote of thanks was moved by Mr. J. i“. Arnett, second- ed by Mr. Heath Strong and sup ported by Mrs. D. C. Tompkins am.‘ Miss Effie MacKay.

seconded’ by Mr. Ray Tanton. a number of amendments to the con- stitution of the Provincial Associa- tion which had been presented for the approval of the meeting were rejected. A number of persons spoke in opposition to the propos- ed amendments mostly on the grounds that they tended to, more than ever. centralize authority fr. Charlottetown and that they ignor- ed the fact that there are two Pio- gressive Conservative Associations in Prince County.

Resolutions passed affirmed con- fidence in the leadership of the Hon. John Bracken and criLiclsedI the failure of the King Government I to ease the income tax burden on! farmers and wage earners. The; fact that the government has giv-f en no indication in the recent~ budget of any attempt lo reduce the high cost of living was deploi-I ed and the recent exhorbitant Ill-I crease‘ in freight rates was con-y demned. A msolution. was also: passed commending the able mam; ner in which the leader of the op- l position, Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Mac-i Milian and his colleagues have carried out their duties during theI ant team-e \

0n motion of Mr. s. n. Strong, '

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Employment Trends

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the money to be paid is not the chief consideration. if the garage owners can get top-flight men. Unfortunately, top-flight mechan- ics are, to use an expressive phrase, not a "dint; a dozen" and are a verly very scarce breed of individ- ua

I Still Short of Carpenters A-l carpenters are still in keen

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demand at the Employment Office, ond there are fc-w zipilllcallls W m] the orders of the vazious contract- ors who could use them. Hamme - and-saw men, there are aplent , but the real qualified ‘WOTIQIBXI is not to be had.

Students Seeking Work

Although the National Employ ment Office has made extra efforts to place all students, who are lock- ing for work, Ic-clil officials say there are still about twenty-four stuents with applications on file, who have not been placed. Dm- ployers have found, according to the local office, that the students are fine workers, whether employ- cd as labourers, salesmen or in any other capacity. '

Road Work

Highway maintenance, and con~ struction work on the Provincial highways is absorbing many of the unemployed people in the rural sections. At the present time, the local office is paying Unemploy- ment Insurance benefits to only eighty-five people in the rural areas of King's and Queen's Coun- ty. In fact. the total number of claims at present. has fallen from a peak of one thousand in Gilli-twill" ter, to just over two hundred at the present time. This total in- cludes claims being paid in Char- lottetown, and throughout King's and Queens Counties.

_ Domwtie Help

It is just about as difficult to secure domestic help, as it is to secure farm labour, 5nd the optic; has many unfilled applications for domestics._lt was pointed out by the local officials that contrary to the opinion held by many people, that girls who refuse this tyipe of work Li it is suitable are not per- mitted Io draw Unemployment In-

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surance Benefits. Any person who refuses suitable work is disquali- fled. Furtheiirnoreflt is the persst- ent policy of the Office to offer suitable employment to all people drawing Unemployment Insurance Benefits.

Disqualification ForBenefits

In every case where it is con- sidered that the man or woman should accept the enipioyirnent of- fered, taking for granted of course, that he or she is capable c4’ rel‘- forming the work, disqualification follows refusal to accept such of- fers. It has happened. however. that over and over again that Tanners in the rural areas have:

individual is drawing Unemploy-l ment Insurance Benefits and has refused work. Unfortunately un- less farmers in such cases report] the matter to the Local Office, or place an order for a. man, the Lo-i cal Office is unable to take any action to suspend payments or dis- qualify the individual who may refuse work. It would be very helpful if all such cases were re- ported to the Local office, the Charlottetown officials said, I l Gradually, girls who have grad-I uated from commercial schools in the past few weeks are being placed in employment. The Wom-I en's Division of the Office is hav- ing one of its busiest periods for the time of year since the Office opened. More and more employers ore using the service and the chief difficulty at present is to kee abreast of the orders that have been filed. These orders come from all over the Province; from rural areas, and frcm as far East as Souris and the National Park and Hunter River at the other extreme of the area under the jurisdiction

Women's Division

of the Charlottetown Office.

P.M., Wednesday, June 23rd. President, Lodies’ Progressive

The Annual Meeting West Prince Progressive Conservative Association will be held in Verdun Theatre, O'Leory, oi 2.30 be guest speaker. Ladies cordially invited.‘

GEORGE MATTHEWS, President. HAROLD JELLY, Secretory.

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