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On the Wings of 1,000wLove Songs

. . . come the sweethearts of "Rose Marie" and "Naughty Marietta”. . . to show you how glori- ous love can be...when a man isbold...and a woman's lips are willing!

Cqiln/ itlmilwling ~ JOHN BARRYMORE. iA R(>1;[.'R'l' Z I. Pfntluciiun

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Sunday and regular late Saturday

Tu ii riiunll trips on ' evening service.

(‘harlntttiiown In Souris-Elmira Li-alls Ytiliti s Ifl-stuurzint. 4.30 p.ni. (Daily except Sunday]

liimirii-Siiiiris It) (fharliitteliium Lixlyrs hlaliru 7.15 a.m. Leaves souris 8.00 n..m. iDaiIy ex. Sun.)

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“offing rooms also at Bow man's Store, Hunter River and liavisiili‘; Iiestaurant, Kensingtnn

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NIYIARY e00.

BALTNVINZS R0 D INSTITUTE

The Mnv mcrtini: of the Bald- "Air's Road Wonu-lrs Institute was held at tli~- liolue of Mrs. Carter. Nine members responded to roll call. The minutes 0f the previous mectmq were rend and signed by

xleparuncntul medal in Chemistry- lJ. A. Dewar mentioned above is 9.1 iformer resident of Montague. and his of ltfurrav River from ivhiflh iplace he lately removed to Oshawa. ‘Ontario. where he now resides.

THE (JIIARLU l"| I‘.

‘The Central Guardian g New Gzlasgvw

. . t._ fligpas-slxigof Mrs. Fulton COOKS m‘ periefiégégjjfigyu Robertson, Hunter Riven, whose

heath occurred at an early hour on; CONFEDERATION “FE u“ iMouday morning May 17th callu-

. . . . _. _ _ _ . as a. great shock to her many rela- SLRAALL‘ L h7g6 7 12 an Lives and friends. Mrs. Robertson DOES YOUR LAWN new 1m_ underwent an operation in the

Maw Prince Edward Island Hospital a.

Bleiitxzufifigalailgli:gawlfio,l’ lew weeks ago, and her couditionl I___B57_5_27_3i_ alter the operation seemed quite‘ favorable until further complace-

WE ARE AGMN PAYING $400 lions set ln and despite loving carei pa. hundred on baby Chm“ For and carc!ul_ nursing she passed boys and girls Clubs ten members "l" l" m9 “m” "Wnllmled dam per club. 50 w 100 chit-ks per mem- M?‘ RQbeTI-SDTI Wm b? 8195111’ her. Signed Dept. of Agriculture. ilmseed 1n We cfimmi-lnlly Bfld in . L.g¢;0.5.27_g1_ the home where she was a model iWIIG and mother. She leaves to

ASGLICAN b-Ekyu-Ex Sunday, mourn besides her sorrowlng hiis- hlav 30th. Milton: St. Johns Church b51111 "Vie Children namely: Veirna, 10.00 AM. suntliiy School. 11.00 A.M. ‘Wilmvt. find Edirord her father. hlorniug Prayer. Ruslleu: SI. Johns lMf- Hriiiiiilflilti Bertram, and four Church. 2.15 P. .\i, Stuiilay School. arothers Messrs Fred, Lawrence.

3 P. M. EVPIILIII; Prayer, Everybody Sti-pili-il, and IJQIIIS Bertram, to iwelcome. Rein. E. 0. Lancaster, Whom deepest sympathy is ex- .R,@¢toi~, L-865-5-27-11. tended. The funeral. which was

__.__.- one of the largest ever held in the

ON HONEYMOON VISIT. — community, took place the follow- Among the visitors spending a Week in! Wednesday a short service n! 1n the eiiy are Mi’. James C. Parker I the home. after which the body, aurl bride of Halifax who are stop- ivas taken to the United Church plug wiih .\Ii'S. H. R. Lillge, ~10 Hllis- where service was conducted by

t [born Sin-ct. Mrs. Parker was for- Rev. W. A. ltIcQum-rie, assisted bv

‘merh ‘Miss Gretchen Slit-luau o1 R9“ w_ (;_ Quig1ey_ Tm, “QM ilfalitax and with hcr husband has Rugged Cross" was sung b_v Miss i numerous friends here “"110 J01" illlHazel Sellers, Mrs. mp9,; coxlsiy1gl lextclldilig liearliest congratulations.Hmd Mn Germ," can,“ Th‘, Howl‘; I ~ ~ i . . . .

nrzrnrs nvrlrics of thi'_‘:.::“,]tt&:ll Exgrtomllzvy “t? PIJICP I-Jilliard Isand I-‘ur Pool high esteem in “vhipii m 5d “ f?‘ LllilliPfl are already m the field taz- ‘ was held “w nnlhhoarfir‘ "Ceafgrvl toning foxes m ranches where all “Psws Famk “Hanan; Jam s ‘lllllPL-‘i vrrre born eali)’. Fuses In xklfod: For", Bmqé“ Hnnvw»

.- "-11 "l '1 -s in tie vicinity 0f gcllitlilllllfiflsltlll; have lJPUIIIIIIHYkPd and pmcnff” D17 R- H- BilfrPil- flml

iv. Cl1fli‘l\tlii‘i(I\\'I1 all the adults and t pups iii tile ranch of Mrs. T. B. Woodman were tattooed on May

under the dreetion of and Andrews Hunter River. Interment was held at,

Dealing the Creed ill unison. The minutes of I14: previous

were rend and approved‘ rcspolidence. a letei- of - [mm MYS- Gwrlre Brown for “s sent dllrlllg their recent

lint-Colonel D. E. Dewar of Ottawni has been HlililPIl winner of

(‘ioverntir Generals lvlednl, highest liwartl in the 'F‘.i('iill§' of Science. He also won the Reuben Wells Leonard Fellowship of $500 and the‘

lm-"lmlv MIS- Rreston Ca iiWifPd the members to her It" the June meetlna. The f mg committees were named to at.

yomr AND VlCINlTY-Mr. teed Sewing Class. Mrs. Wm. Seller. Charlottetown. was a balm and MISS Anna

WCICOIIIO visitor to York Yesiemiy- lmfreshnlent- MTS- (D1?)

He is 87.--'I‘hc condition of Mrs. gevensflni MYS- Mervm Bulninn, “- Jotlsiipil Dover, Pleasant Grove. “ml M155 M1101?“ Brown. couililues very grn\'e.-1\Iv. Wel- gmlnmei MTS- M MCIROd. Mrs.

Hveibffl. Stevenson, and Mm Rum Dlekleson. Roll call will be answ- ered by an exchange of seeds and bulbs. The Questionnaire on Home Economics Mrs. Richard Dickieson

lington M. Jay. York, paid a busi- ness visit to Mt. Stewart yester- day. The, very serious illness of Mrs. Lemuel Crockett. York. is re- ported. Her daughter Pearl is in

of

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hrcnkilian in ('liilflll('liii'. Chester Whiiloek. The filnoffil was until hi.» CIllCllfI" Provident Fund on and after forty-three years of faithful

301.11. 'I'lIt‘i'f’, was an eXPPIJT- fmfllly‘ FTPdPTlC>‘5@l"'iC°~ mm, avm-dw, in fin-s Woodmairs ion Cemetery. , He leaves to mourn their loss l ranch this .~\‘lI.\‘OiI and she is taking his wife. formerly MISS Mary [this IIIPIIIIS of siifeguarillng nizalnrzt| The 1118mm rs or m iCIIIhPFIIIP O'Connor, CliaTlOttB-l _~__ _- ' e New . ‘

iW-“ibl” m?“ I‘ Bu‘! 5 27 h’ iGIRSEtOW Women's Institute were lfhlljre sTtT-r

WINS HIGH swam -—Thc:g‘$;; afiegafl ‘ha 11°11“ “f MI-“tsieua of tut- slstsrs of Martha Oshawa Daily Time-R 594T“! 3MB ihm‘ .‘1°“day_e‘em“gi‘Charlottetown; Mrs. Simon Crabbe Queens IlHlVPYSliy has bestowed gang“ ' ‘F qmteHfl 13-18? Mflin this elty: Henry in Boston; llonoi- llpqu I). J. Dewar "I 0i" The ‘we ofpmfllnbm“ all“ ‘ISItOI-‘iiGPUYLZe in Charlottetown: MTS. tllwu. lzrzinilsiin iii‘ Mr J. A. Dewar Dickie“)? “lllgflqls- Brenton‘AltlXiiflflUl‘ Lyons, Nlontrcal; Mrs. I157 Agnes snvéx,“ ()Shn“;\_l. Dliuy 0mm“; by hllahgde ("IIIIHPS Ciuq-ilu. Baldwins flood; Dl‘\\'.ii'. who 1s if‘ Mill 0 i191 ' - ' ‘ '

,:~.nil Frank and Louis at home. One , gbi-rlther, Mr. Henry Hughes, Char- "lwllllg lottetown. also survives. On Wed- cor‘ nesdny 11101-111113, May Ulimk“ funeral eiiriape proceeded from his “W” lati» home to St. Dunstanfls Basilica

, . . Institute intimate and life-long friends of which Will be discussed at the next the deceased: "when Donald: ifnmes Macaulay: 1mm" Mrflarron: H. J. McDonald? "lbw" iiam O. Davey and John F‘. Mc- Donald. His hndv was tenderly laid Emesfito rest at St. Dunstanis Swveiwvn- iCfltholic Cemetery. there to awfllt A B- ‘the soundinc of the Inst trumpet .

Pm‘ be no more. Tile ohscrnlie< performed hv Rev Father Dougan

IUW N GUARDIAN

EL-PASHA

Palmlst and Cardrender Parker House

llnurl l P. M. tn l0 P. M. Phone 158d.

iii MEMIIIIIAM

Lid-CONDUCTOR. JOHN HENRY HUGHES .. '

Time passed peacefully away M. ills residence. 138 King St. Char- lottetown, 011 M"? 9.1937» 9-" t'blt’<‘lli€d citizen I11 the person 0i Jghn H, Hughes, at the age of 74 rears. Although the deceased had been in impaired health for some i-i-nls, it. was not until a few days puny to his death that his con- iillloil became serious. and dfsPll-lfl the close attention of medical: _.k1u_ and the constant. ministra- tions of loving friends, death fin- ally triumphed. The deceased was B man of sterling character and by, 11's kind 11nd genial manner en-. 'll‘I\l't'(l lmnsiilf to many. DOSSESsIIIQI .1 large elrclp of friends who werei i‘\ll\('(l to leurn of his demise. and; who will ever keep his memory, sat-red and untnrnlshed as the,‘ “Shining Gems in the Crown 0f (‘ilor_v."

‘rho into Mr. Hilghes, was born at Scotch Fort. Traeadie parish lVIfly 20. I863. He was the eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hitches. Entering the employ of. the Intereoloninl Railway as a H183 lie later become which position he held retirement under the April 30. 1926

12th, the

Mc- Peter Wil-

Messrs Urlas

Roman

hich shall proclaim the world to were

the Basilica staff. iPatriot Please Copy)

BIG NEWS

FOR WELL DRESSED MEN In Smart Haberdashery For Warm Summer Days

MEN'S POLO SHIRTS Short sleeve polo shirts.

MEN'S SHIRTS

Genuine fused c o l I a r shirts, in new summer patterns. Sizes 14 to 16.}

on

Men's fine broadcloth shirts-By Arrow Tooke —Lewis & Brill in fused and Button down collar styles, plain and fancy patterns. Sizes 14 to I61

$2.00

Men’s Zipper front work shirts. Large roomy eut, in navy blue only. Sizes H} to 17. .

with laced front. Sizes are small, large, in white,

and royal blue.

‘L00

medium and canary

BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS same as above

and

pull

MEN'S SWEATERS Men's all wool crew neck Sweaters white and royal Sizes 36 to 42.

0V8!‘

$1.75

\ 75c

in blue.

MEN'S ANKLE HOSE All wool and silk fancy pattern ankle hose, with

iastex tops. Sizes 10 tq

$1.00

1o;

50c pair

MAY 27. 1937

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MEN’S UNDERWEAR Men's fancy broadcloth shorts. Large roomy, well constructed garments,

in all sizes. Pair 29c 75o Cotton S h i r t s.

Men's Athletic style in all sizes.

35c 50c

Men's Balbriggan Com- bination underwear - 2 thread spring needle knit, white. Shirt sleeve ankle length. Sizes 26 to ~14.

‘L25

Men's rainsook no-button combination underwear.

Sizes 34 to 44. 65c $1.25

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PROWSE lsRos. LTD.

-ni,th11dnn<-e.--'l‘lle many friends of

their

i Iii-own, prcsiriinu.

"-\R"|-"T|'3"- sllmcnlln lliP Pro idvnt. letters were read Rip». nuiui (f, V. (‘ml-loIti-tfi! POYKWTIIIII? the Reil Cross Cam- ’ ' ww‘ H“ ifl-QYI. and the Dental Cllilic. It

"- '- WW} rierglrled we would send a treat

l alnlcrlqfirnnnazlam n! fru!t to an honorary member.

Illl-IJ-IIASI‘ ti ‘n h. 1.1.. a “lw-l’ “l-

ETC‘ Mfrs Stella Carter. entertained

B IN ‘ G; H’ (mimben ‘vi mr-nlhrrs with iiultar mILsIC, “k 0 n" ‘ 0 a E | i-l-‘i-h was enjoyed hi: everyone ggggliktqllg‘ Tojutj prrxcrt A d.s"1l"oi1 rm how to "ma. u‘ P. o B“ n,‘ fqlep fiiivi took place. but, the de- ' ‘fl: u"‘l'r> "P "t" ‘lio J1me meet- inq Affnf g i-leWr-ioils lunch was . soy-rod ni- the 1io.~i».~..< n social

B8" & MBEIIIQSOII h..." W". ,-.-|.i~,.i_ JIINI Night

3- ll- "P" D. L. Matllleiulll. LL-It J/iilir-s" finil "Fl/ill Spve Tilt- Kim!"

Barristers J flnllclton ‘bffiiifllif, n vm-y pnjoynble evening, MONEY r0 com [to g C10... i “moron Block, Charlottetown)

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Mr. J. hfaxwell Crockett. Pleasant

eonvenor wag The evelllllll Prflzrllm consisted of

In »Memoriam

discussed and fined, MR. FRANK TREMERE

s-rmm

Grove. arc pleased to learn that he 3;_:rl'-*Me?£mtln=gij1finaReadings hv

is much improved 1n l1ealth.-—Mr. McLe0d_'Mrs_ Richaz’, M" Many ‘fiends throughout the J35. Landfill?“ Pkilmm’ Grove‘ Mrs. Herbert Stevenson ‘gm; Province will regret to learn of the Imid R K111911955 "l-‘ll m the cm’ McKay. Mrs. Ste-overt. Pflix-‘kfinxil death of Mr, Frank Tremere at. his h-‘zlfiixfdconlgfiégllg yrs‘! Preston Campbell. and mo“: ilimie _ln Ilfliillkllifc on Friday ills rnoin and has been for most. a H‘ A canto“ prmllw°d b)’ M15“ Am“ nlnm‘

of the wlni,el'.—'i‘ile Misses Mc- Lean. elly. recently paid a visit tn faihcr Mr. Alf. McLean, Covehend.

TE.\(‘III'CR'S STUDY t"l.llll.— Eight li.‘iit'li€‘I'S of the New Glasgow Sluiiv Cllih met, for their third nlerttni: in the schonh-oom on May 13th with the president, Mildred The minutes of the last meeting were rcnti by the SI'(‘l'(‘liil‘_\'. Vivian Hiilvaft, 811d approved by the mcetluiz. Beatrice Slevenilu and Dorothy Toombs were nwnoiuted on the cnnlmittee

Ing brothers and sisters will long

"l Q “ "l" B“ “ml Pm“ "ispeclb sliester Field -'I‘he Severe mourn a qond brother-Sherman rrlv. Supervisor MncPhnll dis- i591‘ -—Jean McLeod, m, Ormismn‘ sflsk“ Nelson in ~-iii 11w ioivrc of lost meeting and flllmster —'1"hii_u- Colored Cook snot-man itlan: Mrs. Lyman iimiir. ;.‘.‘é"‘;i;l...3f 1.::...:.1""";:. Mliiill". M"-

111g teaching devices: 1. Memory Gem for answering Roll Call, 2.i Place choice selections on the hlilekhoard 3 f“lllifii'S in the Mr-lnorizalioil, 5. KCFIIIII}! a scrapbooit. ti. Making a portfolio, Mr. MuePhail read an zlrtx-le on file use of Meizinhore- in our every speech. and the various typos 0f liti-rziiiii-e were discussed ilndor the hiiiiiiiius of: Ballad. Lyric, Simnei. Ode. Short. Story. Novel. Essay. Dlaltlh, Report» hy the teachers on the Literature lessons prepared

clns" 0on1.

and tuizciu were next. considered. Mr- Wiiliam Kitson, rendered and friend . and n."i~- he question box was Mme vocal selections also insti-u- The Hymns sung were “The dealt with. the meeting adjourned. mfiiinl music by Mrs. Flllsivorth Ttyi-iity "I'l1.r<i Psalm." Asleep in ' r "' " "**" Emma“ MT- IIITYTY cl'.’l°\\'i‘ll and Jesus" and Ablrl with mo, The MIT-WOW BMW Sctiool- - xkclffltlgllffagifigfigichg. "f'hi="'Ciubl pull-seams were six cousins Mes- s B! e Play in th . . Mill Sa d9 s . Fra kl Honor Roll for Anrlir- flllfmli- wmmunttvs during :11: grindersoerri. _ glkdrvgpfl slits’; Grade x4‘ Dlngwcu Mu’ ‘ummer’ ~—G. Winsloe, Watts. PopeTremereJ-Illl- Fiiditwn- soil; ’I‘re1nere. And tho‘ he will GYMS vln"l~ olvnl°_ Murray: ilong be missed by iI-QlflIISQ who knew 7- Wald” Mme“ 3‘ Em’ Mu‘ T . and loved him best we know our Ffldten- - loss ls his eternal aln and Glide Vlrl “m? clg- u leave him in the cage of a, Grad" I/"l “OP is a“ "l? I ' ' merciful and iovinZ God nopins to 2. Iilvoiyn Scott. I1 TIIIS Famll thi 'II th i1 '1» Grade lV--l. nilmnil Hyde; 2. y m” m “ m e “y m“ “d

Pauline Macho-an.

(P t ' t Pl C Grade Ul—1. ‘Parker Jewell: I. 351N1- Jmm’ N‘ B.‘ May 26 _ l _ a f‘? ‘fills up?) Norris scou and Lorraine Glow (cPi-Polloe picked up Edward INDIAN RIVER tcciifih- Slscoe. 1a, of Halifax, today. He ivnlvfarrs INSTITUTE 61"" TF4» LPN"! MlfFmytliit had been riding on a train‘; ooai- The meeting was held at the

2. Lawson Drnke. Grade I- 1N0 Exams).

Perfect Attendance: Waldie - Miler: Ev"l_\'n "eott. Lorraine b0? gggugirialyefietljlrtgdii"a"? Glow: Norris Scott; Lennis Mac- waghed and without his "xii; Fadyen. °

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iliiiiiijiiiil; PILLS

QHEADACHE

INDICESTION

BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION

Ella Semple. The 1W stoning the

hlmh was Passed by the Ladies in charge. i

lifvfielited their Play. "U 1§~?..il“y"‘.7'.‘§f.{n.i." ililyiliu. 1.. ill

' ,' ‘ - a i1 home. house. The different players mini 111s they respective D3115 in giimi -“i-.\'le. and was heartziy by the aildii-nce. m9 Cast of character.

Muriel Stevenson,

‘Boarder —Gordon Wgyg, Niece-Jrene Nicholson. Have pictures of Robert. Hall-Herbert; 4_ ‘it'll-find fellow Drnlnntizatinn. 6 BT11"?-

then [Bring Suitor, -F‘rank Nicholson. day ‘ifive-and-ten. Wife-Jthoda Bupngll, Nephew/Louis Engrnall

Wanda Bertram.

Mr. 'I‘1'e1rie1'o who was n success- ful tanner having lived all his life on the Homestead wlas callcd away. after a short illness of influenziaj followed hyqvllellliloriirl. Allthesklll of doMiirs lmtl nurse and the teniler eari- of tiinse uiho loved him p the Hill was of no avail and just when life Rlvcrl-Inllonisremed at its best. God callod him

mefimg closed National Anthem.

The Haul Grove Dramatic Club,

There are left to mourn the loss ,and in cherish the memory of a npplflUdBfl:l)f‘lOV1‘ll liubaurl and loving father Tile following ls'his wit» nee Vera Coffin, and formerly of Cherry Hill. and a hahv son Hayden. Also the follow-

Abbie FlelflmTlle gcille Sister»

sllPD€fY‘FfliTl. Glasgow Road: Mrs. Ernest iSrinderson in Greenwich and Mrs. Cherishechuzmilel lvlnom in Asquith. Sask. One brother Robert predeceased Cfimvpiin- him about two yenrs ago. We com- boflfdflr ——ROY‘|Ilt‘l1(l ills Invcd ones to God and |recalls to thcnl the Easter Merfiflgt‘. He is not dead, He. ls risen. The funeral which was held on Silnday April 11th W115 conducted by tile Rcv. Mr. MacQilarrle who Splikc words of Iiliih and comfort 1Q the I)I'I‘(‘II.VI‘K1 ones. Despite the \t‘I‘_V bad condition of the roads a very large number attended show- int; the esteem and respect in winch he was held by neighbours

Evy Field-Their

Bmdwi" Ellis-Hostels long suf- "Jerry," A City Girl from ---Edith Bngnali. Annie Brown Ban-A Deserted

the

Mill-rev Wood Abbie and nesiews Mrs.

Sflh-Herberts Moth"

the shadows flee away.

tender so an officer took him out

home of Mrs. William Hickey with for a bath.

an attendance of nine members and two visitors. Meeting opened’ by reading the creed. The min- utes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The secretary re- ported that the government grant of two dollars had been received. The slek committee reported and Mrs. Austin MacLelIan and Mary Shea were appointed to visit the sick for the next month.

It was moved and seconded that the fence around the school bere- paired and painted. It was also decided to make inquiries concern- ing stop signs to be placed onthe road leading to the school. The business of the meeting being over a dainty llinch was served by the Iioatess, after which meeting ad- journed to meet next month at the Iioiue OI Mrs. J. M. Gillie where roll cnli will be answered with

ucort. Police were stumped.

"I'm looking for my brother." he said. Then ft. developed he was Kenneth Siscoe. twin brother of the lad ordered to bath. With Kenneth was another brother, David, 19. .

The boys said there were I9 children in their family, Including three sets of twins, and they had left Halifax last week looking for jobs. They found work on a farm at Dorchester but Edward declded to move on. I-fis brothers followed him here. said they hlul good prospects at Petlmodiac. N. 8., and police allowed the three to leave for that

NEEDS

Lists Types and Where and When tn Use Them. Planting Instruct-

freely, plant.

lk a sunny pl

. making a dellgh

a tfui ed

fussion are pale lilac. shading to yellow in the center with fus purple spots. It grows only’! inches tall. -

A tiny marigold, Tagetes signltta plunila. bearing myriads o! brilliant orange flowers above fernliki- sweet-scented foliage. is a hand- some border plant making a solid miniature flowering hedge. Itis a fine plant for bordering the most robust French and American mari- golds.

Iibr oolored foliage. the Goidnn Bail feverfew gives brilliant etfict.