In Memoriam

w MI- GEORCB MORRISON

The death occurred at the home cl his son Emmett, 106 Queen St, Clil’, on June 7th of Mr. George Morrison in his sixty-ninth year. Mr lvlorrison had been in failing health for the past few months and all that. could be done by tender nursing and medical care was of no avail and on the above mentioned date. he peacefully passed away.

George was of a very quiet. un- assuming disposition, upright and honest in all his dealings; he had many friends who regret to hear of his passing. He formerly resided in Darnley. Lot l8. bu for the past few years had reside in this City. He. is survived by his wife, the former Lucy Thompson oi Darnlcy: and the following children; mnmett. of the Eastern Hay iv Feed. City; Lyman and Wald/m. of Freetown; Mrs. Gar- neit Warren. Freetown; Mrs. Mel Brventoh. Malpeque. and Mrs. Clifford Heald of this City. He is also survived by a brother. Daniel Morrison of Hamilton. P Z. l.. and two sisters. namely. Mrs. Prowae Yeo of Kelvin and lgirs. Nelson Owens of Hamilton.

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His funeral which was largely attended took place on Monday afternoon. June 0th. from the Davisoh Funeral ParloruKcnsing- ton to the Keir Memorial Church. lfaipeque, where service was held. burial in the church cemetery. Thr floral offerings were many and beautiful The following act- "i I! pallbearers: Daniel Cham- Wii. John McNutt. Mel Bryentxm Walter Thompson. William E Tlifimbecn and James Rickey.

BARB 0F THANKS

"H. George Morrison and fam- iiY Wish to take this opportunity iii thanking their many friends "i0 so kindly assisted them in “Y My. during their recent sad nilfaﬂlvcrgsnt. also those who can:

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The monetary unit in Denmark ll U! krone. with an average value "i ‘All cents.

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Senior Closing Prince Street School

Grad” 4 to 1o will be awarded prizes and certificates covering 3n; year's work. at i0 s. m. Fri- day ‘m the school hall.

Dr. A. W. M. Allan of the, Cit-y School Board will Pft-‘Side- "id M155 Lillian Mackenzie. Mus. Bad, will direct the musical part of the PTO- gra-mme.

Prism! and relatives are dially invited to be preemi-

Program

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Cllllfmﬂlfl Remarks;

Unigpgi song _- Green Hills of England (Longmire) —- Grade! V1!- Ji. . Presentation of Prizes and Certifi- crates to Grade IV.

Folk Songs-Momma 90m" EU‘ 1y (Slovakianl-‘Grades IV-Vl; mitomb; iftaiiam-Gradee VII-X; country Dance (Swedishb-Grades VIII-X.

Presentation of Prizes and Ce!- ttflpates to Grade V-

pgmo 50m - Waltz in A fiat — Brghmg -- Olivnine MacLoon-

Unison Ensemble _ spring Sons (arr. Whittaker) — A Group 01 Boys.

Presentation of Prizes and CH’- tificates to Grades VI. ~

Uniwn song - O Soldier. 50l- gier (‘lraditional Eriiilsh) will!" IV-VII.

‘Truce-Part Round - 0 Comm Sweet slumber (Beethoven) -— VIII-X.

Presentation oi Prizes and Cer- tificates to Grade VII (Mrs. Phil- li l. .

pliiano Duet - Lo Mousme (India Ganne) ._. Joycg Proctor and Cﬂﬂi Manic Colea. _

Vocal Solo -_Dedication (Franz) -Betty Beers.

Presentation of Prizes and Cer- tificates to Grade VII (Miss Alt- “Lxlllison 5°"! v- Th‘ Keep" (English) - Grades IV~VI-

Harmonica Solo - Beautiful Dreamer (Footer) —- lﬂbi" Hm“ ton.

filfl tea to Grade VIII. Actilstralian 5on8 - Waitzins MA- uirl; - Grades VII-X.

Presentation of Prizes and 0H‘- -

tiftoates to Grade IX.

‘ﬁve-Part son: — Sww Mim- _

Anderson - Grades VIII-x- Prummuqn q; prince and Cer-

tlfit-Jtea to Grade X. The National Alli-ﬁlm-

rr. ASAPH. wales —(OP)—Dia- _

inched from sleep by "The "h" “bulb, uioraucotialuwinlofoat- tle and have protected Food.

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ID Cd] cg science council bu been a“ to advin the We: Oﬂfiee on

lfic and technical edu-

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-Domlnion Day-being a public holiday. Wednesday morning.

The kind co-operation of the retail merchants by ordering their requirements early will be most helpful and much appreciated.

Thanking you, we are,

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p.m. Prayer meeting in the Harts- "ille Church Friday at 8 p.m.;

The‘ Central Guardian

This column l; reserved for acwe of local intoreat. but advertialng I! a newsy nature may be Inserted at five cents a word strictly pay- able in advance.

JDDIIEB TAX]. Phone 5B CBASWELL for Photographs.

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HOWARD Monvms- Fitted Footwear at 175 Queen Street.

GONFEDEBATION urn m. eunaivcz. ’

TRANSPORTATION arranged

for fishing parties. picnics. etc. Phone ld59J.

NEW WILLIS PIANO will b0 here within a few days. Toombe Music Store.

CITY “AXES. — Interest at the rate oi ‘.s% will be charged on sec- ond installment Civic taxes if not paid by hme 30. 1947.

BRADALBANE United Church Services June 20th. Rosa Valley l! A. M. Nort-h Granvile 3 P. M. B» School 2. Pleasant Valley 7.30 PM. Mr. John MacKay will conduct. W. B. MacPhail, Minister.

Presentation of Prisca and ‘CK-

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PENCIL SIIAHPENERS. new stock Just arrived. ‘Hermann’: Book and Novelty Storm. now called Ia- land Book Room, 142 Grut George Street,

CITY OI CI-IAILOTTETOWN TAXES. — June 30 is the final

SUNBEAM Automatic Toasters. Toombs Music Store.

A1‘ YOUR. SERVICE Arnlast Coal Compny. Phone 2498.

' DON'T FAIL to meet "Uncle Josh" at Kingston I-lriday. June 27th.

THE REGULAR monthly meet- ing of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Canadian Legion B. E. S. L. will be held Friday evening. June 27th at 7:30 PM. Guest speaker and refreshments.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GQor-gcwwn. Suinday Service oi morning prayer 11 A. M. Sunday School 2 . M. Rev. D. A. ‘I60. in charge.

HUNTER RIVER United Church Ohairge: Services on Sunday, June 29th. are as loilowaz-North Wilt- ahire 11 A. M. Hampshire 8 P. M. Ind Hittite! River 7.80 P. M. Rev. J. I. Morrison. Minister.

Cl-IUBCIPIEIIVICE. - Orapoud District, L. O. L. Church service will be held in Hampton Church, J1me 20bit. at 7.80 P. M. All memb- ers o! L. 0. L. and L. 0. B. A. cor- dially invited to attend. Bonnhaw mole quartet will be in attend- once.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N CANADA. - Services for Sun- day. June 29th as follows: High- field 1i A. M. Ma-rshilald 7.30 P. M. Sunday Scihoola-d-lighileld 10.00

date for payment of second install- rnent City taxes.

00TH. OUR RESOURCES IR!

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AM. Harrington 10.30 A. M. Marsh- ileld 10.80 A. M. l-lighfield please

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The following Wholesalers intend closing all day, Monday, in order to give their Staffs a

much needed rest and the beneﬁt of the long week-end ‘holiday made possible by Tuesday We will be closed from Saturday at noon until

CLARKE FRUIT 00. LTD. BARTER & 00. LTD.

BEATON’S WHOLESALE DRY 60008

S. T. GREEN & 00. J. 0. MONTGOMERY

P. W. TURNER

note change in time o! service. Mt. Steweit service withdrawn (m ac- count of cemetery memorial service. Rev. T. Goodiwill will conduct the service at Marshfleld. » Rev. F. Young. Minister.

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POWNAL CHARGE. United Church of Canada. Services Sun- day. Juno 20th: 2.30 p.m.. Mill- vlew; 7.80 p.m.. Powrial. Rev. E. R. Macvlcar. Minister.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND: Ber- vlces Sabbath, June 29th. i947: Point Prim, 10.30 a.rn.; Klnross 280 p.m.; Birch Hill, 7.80 p.m.: Sabbath Schoo1,2.00 p.m. Murray River. All services Standard Time.

HAZELBROOK. IIIGG Baptist Paatorate. Services for Sunday. June 29th: Uigg s p.m.; Hazel- brook 7.30 p.m.; Sunday School 1i am. You are invited to the services of these churches. Rev. J. A. Corbett, Minister.

THE FIRST PERIOD for boys at the Y.M.C.A. Camp at Holland Cove will be conducted July 7 to July 2i. Boys will leave on the 9.30 ferry on July 7

THE YMCA. OFFICE in the I. 0. O. F. building will be closed July 26 to August d. J. A. Mc- Connell. general secretary may be

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reached at the Y.M.C.A. Camp at Holland Cove. Y.M.C.A. mail to be sent to the Rocky Point Post Office.

T!!! PREIBYTERIAN CHURCH in Canada. Brookﬂeld “barge. Services next Lord's Day as fol- lows: Glasgow Road 11 a.m.: Brookfieid 3 p.m.; Hartsville 7.30

at 6.30 p.m.;

GOING SALMON

lBd b.V hi5 Wife, LWQ

and Mr and Mrs

light. Saving Time.

ion of oil burning

days. issue.

TWENTY-THREE IN COURT-

‘rwenty-three persons

before Queers County Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet Wednesday morn- ing as a result of a recent check-

Sunday School on the Lord's Day Brookileld Sunday school Z p.m. Mr. Donald Nich- . olson.

FISHING —- The Hon. AB. Arsenault. Justice o! the Supreme Court, is leaving tomorrow for a week's sai- mon fishing on the Restigou he River in northern New Brunswick. Mr Arsenaiht will be accompan-

Wait-er Grant.

WOOD ISLANDS - CABIBOD SERVICE—-Starting today. June 27th. theFPririce Nova will make a fourth round trip leaving Wood Islands at 7 p.m. and returning from Caribou at 8.45 p.m. Day-

‘lip is made in order to accom- modate traffic while the Charles A. Dunning is awaiting complet-

which will be completed in a few See advertisement in this

CITY POLICE COURT - A charge against a man for the theft of a poet-cl letter was withdrawn on the request of the prosecution at the City Police court yesterday. A1 man cluirged with illegal possession’ 0f liquor was dismissed. while an- other charged with keeping liquor for sale was fined $100 or two months in jail and a third charged with illegal possession was remand- ed until July 2nd. A woman charg- ed with being drunk and incapable was fined $10 and costs on: 20 days.

Personals

The Rt. Rev. Mm". gdchard St. John of Chicago is spending his vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick St. John of sourls. He arrived on the early Monday morning plane from the Marian congress in Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Rose of Wolluton. Mass, arid Mr. and Mrs. John Curran and son Jackie of Rhode Island leave on return this morning after havimr spent the past two weeks on the Island visit- ing relatives and friends. The party will be accompanied as far as Moncton by Mr. and Mrs. Shel- don Rosa.

Mr. A. A. MacDonald. who has been a patient in the Prince Ed-

ii-i‘ bi’ ii" RQM-R 0" mfimri"! ward Ioland Hospital for the past

driving vehicles lights, etc, and for exceeding the speed limit. on highways

preaching the City.

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All twenty- three persona were convicted and were required to pay fines rang- ing from $3.75 to $8.75. been reported by reliable author- check-up will be continued for some time to come.

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few weeks has returned to his

home, 96 Upper Hillsboro Street. where he will be confined to his bed for several weeks.

N21’. and llkrs. Charles Mclvcr. F0 Upper Queen Street. leave tihis morning for New York where Mr. McIvevr will continue his studies in Liturgical Music at the Pius X School at Manhattanvlllc College 0f the Sacred Heart. Mr and lilrs. Mclver expect. to return to the cin- aroiarvd the end of August.

FAREWELL PARTY

On tho evening of June 16th friends and neighbors of Anglo Ruatico and vicinity gathered io- gether at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Bulman to do honor to one of their neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. James L. LePage. prior io their departure for their new‘ home in Hunter River.

Mr. Walter Buntain acted as, chairman for the occasion, w-luist. Mrs. Noel Hooper road a very ap- propriate addrcss to Mr. and Mrs. IePage. following which Mrs. Ro- land Buntain presented them with a beautiful electric table lamp.

Both Mr. and Mrs. LcPage fit- tingly replied thanking one and all for their kind remembrance.

All joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." after which lunch was served by the ladies.

Remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and vocal selec- tions. music being furnished by Messrs. Leo Allan and coady My- era. All departed for home after having spent a very enjoyable ev-

sting.

allowing is the address.

To w. and Mrs. James L LePage Dear James L. and Lucy: Tonight we gather here for a.

very regrettable purpose, to bid

you farewell ere you move to your new home. It. was with mingled feelings that we heard of your decision to sell your old home. We felt cheered to think that you were going to retire from the very strenuous occupation of farming. but saddened to think that your

retirement necessitated your n-

movai to another community.

However. there is consolation la U"? iiwiight that your new home u not many miles from here and we all look forward to the pleu- ure of retaining former associat- ions.

You. James L, have always tak- cn a keen interest in the life of our community and have always strlven. with marked distinction to further the advancement d school. church and social life.

You. Lucy. with your cheery smile and friendly disposition will be greatly missed especially in our Institute where you were such a devoted and staunch mem- ber.

As an enterprising farmer with your capable and willing hclpmate you have attained at an early age the enviable position of being able to retire. Few there are who pass on the torch to younger should- ers when they are still young enough to enjoy the fruits of their labor.

In closing we ask you to accept this gift as a. remembrance of our happy associations and we know that we are voicing the feelings and sentiments not only of those present but also of your countless friends round about. when we lay that we ‘rope and trust you will be spared to thoroughly cnioy many happy years in your new home.

Signed on behalf of your friondl and neichbors of Anglo Rustioo.

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