Inspections At 0. Charlotte
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out Inspection or the ships eom- 5.0).. V n.n.; Premier A.W. Mm. peny. training facilities and books. econ: I-lls Hon. the Lieut. Gov". During the foreman of Tuesday he nor '1'.W.L. Prowu and Brig. G.(.'.. will pay official calls to; His K. Peaks. D.8.0. Officer com. Worship, Mayor .r.n. Stewart. n..muunz. a mint: Grpup.
Divisions. arrives to conduct on rival in Lao city or captain 1". B. inspection of the Supply and Sec- Caldwell. C.D.. R.C.N. Chief of retariate departments. Staff to the Flag Officer Navel
The main annual inspection will Division. at Hamilton. Ontario. take place Monday with the u-- The captain will carry. out n thor-
The second day of the current polio immunization program . for! grade one to six of the Citysi school population was carried out yesterday by Dr. Burton Howell: and his able assistants, Nursesl
Beer. Trainor and McGaughey of the Health Department. The stu- dents receiving first dose were those of Rochtord Square School. Dr llowzitt reported that over three hundred were done yester-l
CITY AND CENTRAL
Page 2, The Guardian
Thurs.. April 19. 1956
PRODUCER C0-OP Egg Stat- ion, 60 Fitzroy St., for bcttcr egg returns. Dial 9210.
REMEMBER Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics at Clover Cluh, Char- lottetown, May lst., 2nd and 3rd.
TWICE AS much for only a penny more during Rexall 1 cent sale this week at Sempleis Pharm- acy, 178 Queen St. Dial 4171.
LEISIIMAN CLOTHING - Mr. Ken Ilardacre representing the William H Leishman made-to- measure clothing. will be in our store April 19th. S. A. McDonald.
POLIO IMMUNIZATION Clinics for the school children will be held in Prince Street School this morn- ing, West Kent this afternoon and Notre Dame on Friday morning.
NOTICE All Charlottetown Red Cross Campaign Collectors are urged to make returns this week.
. .POLICE COURT - Before Mag-
"CRASWELL for better photo? graphs." j
"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE at the Hughes Drug Store."
i .VE TREAT THE SICK WELL. Giggeyls Pharmacy, open 8 a.m to 8 p.m.
REXALL Ic SALE at Semple'.s Pharmacy continues to Saturday. 1Dial 4171 for prompt delivery.
l wonrics pnsnmcv. Pure Drugs with an expcriemcd scr- vlce. Dial 3424.
; RUMMAGE. SALE at Holy lName Hall. Friday, April 20 at 11.30 p.m. Sponsored by the Moth- iers Auxiliary of Basilica Scouts and Cuba.
' DON'T LET RAD roads stop :you. .Iust write Semplt-'s Pharm- Iacy, 178 Queen St.. to hold your Rexall 1c sale order until you ;can call.
SPECIAL Service to our Country customers during Rcxall 1 cent
lstrate Martin yesterday morning Sale. Just call or write Semple's a motorist for falling to stop at-Pharmacy. 178 Queen St.. and we the scene of an accident was tincd.will hold your order until you call.
ROCHFORD SQUARE STUDENTS AT POLIO CLINI I I ' IA
day. This brinlls the total for the Tuesday. May 15
first two days almost to one thou- sand. giving those srllonl children their second (lose of the Salk vaccine are expected to commence about
Ch'townl To Have Mammoth Blood Donor Clinics In May
Mr. F.A.S. Jones. local man- ager of Simpson-Scars Ltd.. who is the cliuirmzin of the Red Cross blood donor committee for Char- lottetown, said last evening that because of the excellent response received last year from donors in Charlottetown and vicinity. it has been decided to hold three days of clinics in Charlottetown on May Isl. 2nd and Zlrd. with a special clinic for the Reserve Army on Monday evening. April 30. Through the generosity of the Charlotte- town branch of the Canadian legion these three days of clinics will be held at the Clover Club which is again being placed at the disposal of Red Cross free of any charge. During these three days the objective will be 1,200 donors in order that the Prov- inco's blood supply may be replen- ished. and a credit established to keep the service going until tur- ther clinics are held in Prince County in July.
Prince Edward Island is now again in debt to the Maritime Depot due to the heavy demands for transfusions during the past few months.
The R. C. A.P'. Station at Sum- merside will be the only clinic
Clinics for the purpose of students gaze with looks ranging-
flfty dollars and costs. Three men on a charge of loitering were each fined five dollars and costs or two days. One drunk and incapable was remanded until the twentieth and another until the twenty-third.
, nlnuls, DEATHS. i Ell6AliEMEllTS. MARRIAGES
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Deaths
MILL -- At Clermont April 18. 1956; Palmerson Mill In his inst year. Remains resting at Dav- Isonls Funeral Home until Fri- day, thence to St. Marks Church. Kenslngton. where funeral ser-
lDial 4171.
' wnar GLAMORCUS and V1.1... tuous local "beauty" will be chos- en as Miss Charlottetown? Come
Ito the Y's Men's Show next week
and help select her. get tickets now from Y's Men and local stores.
RECEIVES WORD - Word has i
been received by ' 'r. John A, MacNelll, Falconwood Farm. of the death in Humbolt. Sask.,on
April 16th, of his mother. Mrs. Muriel Machougall. formerly Mu- riel MacNevin, Bonshaw,
IDER IIIDIN Brudders vlll solfe vun off der Island's gurrcnt brob- lems" at the Y's Men's show next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, Get tickets now from Y's men or the y Rendezvous, Giggeys. Old Spain. Miller Bros.. Atkinsons, Hughes Drug and Rcddlns.
vice will be held at 2 p.m. Inter- ment People's Cemetery. Ken- Iington.
MncLEOD - At the residence of
her son nncth A. MacLeod. Medford. ass.. Mrs. Margaret MacLeod. aged 90 years. Re-
mains will arrive at the MacLean Funeral Home this evening. Visit Ing hours tomorrow (Friday) 11 am. to 1 p.m. Funeral tomor- row afternoon from Hartsvllle Church. Service tummencing at 2 o'clock. Interment in Church Cemetery.
UNUSUAL PROPAGATION Five calves within the one year .from one cow is quite a record ,in any farmer's language. Last -year a grade cow owned by Robert ..Iewell of Meadow Bank gave hii-th to a set of triplet calves all of which survived and flourished. The itrlplets were born on the 24 of iApril 1955 and twins were born to .the same cow on the 17th of this .month. Both calves are reported .to be of normal development and are quite active.
l NAVAL PROMOTIONS - 0 n e
IEO-Atth Pl c til I
, pital on Ai)erilrlI;."195(t,lI:mIg'ed(Eisc- member 0' "19 T1 C N. staff I lck Yen of Harmony. Resting at M H'M-C-Sa 91199" Cl'3Tl0ll9- Able I N". Bowness Funeral Home. F", Seaman Qunricrs Rate William
etery. The pail bearers were Messrs. Gerald Power, Lester Rankin. William Smallwood, Geo- rge Mason. William Maccarron.
VISIT Ill-Style Milllnery, Great George St., for the latest and smartest in spring hats. Every style Hi-Style.
FUNERAL SERVICE-The fun- eral of the late Mrs. Harry James was held from her resid- ence. I6 Elm Avenue, to St Pauls Church where service was con- ducted by Canon J. T. Ibbott and Rev. w,(;. Hogg. Interment was in the People's Cemetery. Pall- bearers were Messrs. A. J. Has- lam. E. D. Nicholson, J. T. Doyle, .I. .l. Connolly. Dr. T. Waye, M. C. Stewart.
DIES IN ALBERTA - Mrs. Annie Johnston, Cavendish. re- ceived the sad news from Rim- bey, Alberta. of the death of her brother. Herbert Leslie Bryanton in his 71st year. Mr. Bryanton suffered s e v e r al strokes from" which he failed to recover. He was born in New Glasgow. P.E.I., the son of James Bryanton and Sarah Ann Toombs. He left this province and went to Western Can- ads when he was eighteen years old. and remained there for forty- ninc years. He returned to his nat- ive provlnce two years ago. and together with his wife. they visited with his Slater and other relatives.
neral notice later.
POWER -- At Montague on April 17. Patrick Garry Power, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Power, aged three months.
VE-nglagyeniants
AR8ENAUL'i'.HEENAN-Mr. and , Mrs. Alyre Arsenault. formerly of Charlottetown, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Mary Bernice to Don. aid James Heenan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose h Heenan. Tot-
take place May 19th. 1956 In St. Edward's Church, Wlllowdale. Ontario.
jllowanl Mclnnls mm roonmn
I'll Queen AL-Olfrlo Illg.
N. D. Mceloen uxnmraxnl
tent-am. Onta 0. Marriage to'
lAylward and two members of the iNnval Reserve. Able Seaman Vic- i Iunllincz Storesman. Robert Bowles pan-d4Able Seaman Quartermaster. William Bradley were promoted to the rank of Leading Seaman last EVEFIIDE. In addition to the pro- motions two new members were enrolled into the Naval Reserve, they were, Ordinary Seaman, Neil W. Macouarrle. Charlottetown and Ralph A. Thomson, Parkdale.
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY-The ptuneral of the late Mrs. William 'Horton of Bunbury was held from ithe MacLean Funeral Home Wed- nesday atternoon. Service was con- duchd by Rev. 'l'.R. Goudge Int- erment was In the Peoples Cem-
Personals
Mrs. Hany Redmond and non Ralph have left to visit Mrs. Red- mond's daughter, Mrs. Noel Wade .(Bettyl in Montreal.
l The friends of Mrs. Mabel Mac-
N E W I956 FIRESTONE 9 V4 Cu. Ft.
Refrigerators
With the big food freezer. This is a neweBrand new model refrigerator with special features.
SALE PRICE 5299.50
With S5000 worth of groceries free with every refrigerator sold this week- end.
No down payment. 24 months to pay.
FIRESTONE HOME 8: AUTO
of 33 Wcymouth Street, torm- erly of Murray Harbor are sorry- to hear she had to enter the P.E.l. Hospital for treatment.
cussed.
MEETING
A meeting of the Railway Employees Club will be held in the Club Rooms on Thursday, April 19, 1956 at 7:30 p.m. All members and pensioners are asked to attend as important business will be dis-
CO. LTD. 137 Gt. Geo. St. Dial 5547
A full-round of annual inspect- ions now commence at H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte the local Naval Division with the arrival today of Commander P.C. Benson. C.D.. Rm C.N., Command Training Officer for Naval Reserves throughout Canada, for the purpose of con-g ducting the preliminary inspection! On Friday Lieut. Commander tsli D.S:Wllder, R.C.N. Assistant Com- mand S u p ply Officer for Naval;
.M......M.-:-A-G LOCAL GOVERNMENT l l
The London county council. bit;-I gest in England, has 60,000 reg- ular employees. !
Too Late Toflasslfy
Wanted '
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BETWEEN MAY 31 AND JULY 3 31, Bungalow or two-bedroom. modern apartment, preferably on first floor. Permanent tcn-T ants. Dial 4465 between 4 and 5 p.m.
For Rent l
FURNISHED Bnrifooivi A N D l kitchen, S43 a montliI.Eh.olg4lL-i
lB;t;ke
Electric Authorized
M Dealer ;
Electrical Wiring Repairing and Supplies
ABOVE a group of grade six
from wonder to apprehension at; their arms after receiving the in- jectlons. (Guardian Photo)
Oil Heating - held outside Charlottetown during. - this spring visit of the mobile nmlsehold fxpplmnces l team from Halifax. hi”-ll.t. (Reta) Television J. A. Warren, R.C. c ap ain at t e station, has taken on the chair-I manship for this clinic. and has; Greg? Geo sf . .
already started to organize for a record attendance of station per-. sonnel. L4,, ,. 7.
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srocx ue NOW! i LARGE SIZE '
VEL 2 F” 49”
Warm weather is just around the corner, and we are just as close, just as close as your telephone. Call us any time during the day and have your order delivered promptly absolutely free-
srEciAL- A REAL suit 20 OZ. TIN
iDiAMONDsSl A ”quality '”'value
TAYLOBS JEWELLEBS LTD.
Twice as Much A For Only a Penny More
I REXALL It SALE
The Year's Most Outstanding DRUG STORE SALE y I CONTINUES ALL WEEK AT
SEMPLE'S PHARMACY
Just a telephone call to 4171 pieces any of these articles in your home. Prompt deliv- ery throughout City. SPECIAL RURAL SERVICE
For those of you unable to reach the City I due to bad roads during this sale. iust call or write SEMPLE'S PHARMACY. I78 Queen St.. and we will hold your order un- I fit you call at our store.
FEATURE OF THE WEEK FRESH GRADE "A"
FOWL, lb.
SWIll'I."S
JEWEL
SIIORTENING
2 lbs.
I: TASTY PAK Fun WHILE may LAST-
550
c EACH ' 691: ONLY
MACHINE SLICED
BACON, lb.
BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE, LB.
PORK ROAST, lb.
FRESH SIDE RIBS, lb. HALF COTTAGE ROLLS, lb.
SUPERIOR SAUSAGE
24 Oz. Bottle
45c
STUART
STRAWBERRY
JAM, inr
0 WHITE SUGAR
.5. I0 lbs. 79c
59f JELLO AND JELLO runnmos
” 6 pltgs. it 551:
90391::
115;; c
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THE P.E.I. REGT (17 RECCE)
'All Ranks of the P.E.I. Regt. (17 Reece) will parade at the Charlottetown Arrnourles on Sunday, 22 Apr 56, at 0945 hrs for the purpose of taking part in the Garrison Church Parade at 1000 hrs and again at 1430 hrs for the Garrison Rehearsal of the Annual Inspection by the G.0.C. Transportation will leave the various centres as folows:
Summerside (POMC) . . . . . .. . . . . . . 0830 hrs Kensington (POMC) .. 0830 hrs North Rustico (Unit Tpt) . . . . . . . . . 0845 hrs Tracadie Cross (Unit Tpt) . . . . . . . . . 0900 hrs
Montague (POMC) 0845 hrs Dress: Berets. Battle Dress. W9b-3elt8. 3001! and Puttees. Medals will be worn. Officers will wear gloves.
A. H. PEAKE, I..t.-Col. Commanding Officer.
H. McINNIS, President.
EAT MORE TURKEYS mm '
Atkinson's Groceterici
Norman Jotumone . Summerside
MOLASSES
alum 32” 4
TOMATO sour
tins 49c
OXYDOL me one LGE. PKG. 32 & :1: I dsw Rig;-E- Ribs-" Red RI Cll Bo W sNows 15 oz. Poeiatoes 29.; Tomiiioes e 025: CLAM CHOWDER Ilaaff: Head 2 Iearie Pascal SIt;lk e uce c e ery , c ml 49622.... Gun: 3:12?” is: PKG. BENSONS CALIFORNIA. I CORN c STARCH ORANGES, Ztloz. 59c 1: (girth. - . H c A NEW FLAVOR TREAT SILVER LASSES CAMPBELIIS
Pint 32c
IF . . . it hurts you to laugh . . . and you hate music-this is NOT for you. BUT . . . It youendoy laugh- ter, muslc, fun and pretty girls . . . get your tickets NOW for the Y's Men's Show to be held next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday at Prince of Wales College Hall. WE have tickets at 51.00. 75c and 50c.
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