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This column is reserved tor news or local umnst. Inn adsartidlll cl . nawsy nature may ba isisartal at live cont! a ward. Illlmli Isr- able in advance:

j TOWN TAXI-Phony IBM-3&

s A ransom-sans c on rurrey Supper, July 5.

BIFRIGEIATOII. Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs. Storsy Electric. Phone 3007

DB. LANTZ will be absent from the Poiyclinic during the month of

July.

LITTLE THEATRE presents out- standing "Hansel and Gretel". Em- plre Theatre. tomorrow, 8.15 P. M. Please attend.

MB. GBOCEB, get'your straw- berries from Charlottetown Straw- berry Growers' Association at Lavltt Warehouse. phone 2102.

THE KNIGHTS of Columbus

Carnival in aid of the boys camp at North Rustico will conclude toniglitfat the Recreation.Centre. Victoria Park. The 1181 Elm” will be available to 11. ALL PERSONS having tickets on the Grand Lottery of the K- at C. Carnival, should have their stubs placed in the revolvlns drum by 9 O'clock

FUNERAL AT YORK-The fun- eral of the late Joseph E. Dover. W3, held on Sunday afternoon from the residence of his daugh- Frank Watts to York

tor. Mrs.

United Church where serglatizrn were conducted by inemsufiolk Douglas. interment n

1 y The pail bearers were lc-lliToelderl)'Vatts, Frank Vesiiey. 149 Doyle, Allan Swan. Leo Morrison. Louis ArbinK-

PEBATOBS MEET- -ngA::S;El (meeting of the Prince Edward Island Garage 0P9”"”:' Association was heldd at 05033;: Restaurant. summers! 9 d Ce 29m Wm, up good atton nan: President Charlie Gordon. 1: cumpec. presided "d A'”"" ' secretary. Charlottetovvlil-1. read the miniutes ant: K:V9"r. interesting talk on e H tire course which is to I hm the fall. An interesting discuss on the future of the Association was the main topic for the eve- ning.

M CONVENTION John Larabee with Mrs. GUY D5m"3- Mna TMg' Ives. Mrs- A" E' Law" an s t r. E.-nest White returned on B H d evening from Yarmouth. NS- wallere they attended the four"! annual session 010 dim ofG"t;'Ig CIIBPI" M the r cg otia and Eastern Star of Nov; 1;" Ron- Prince Erlivard lsian. on; from "Id Park" was um pruere over Cl'lBfl0l.IPIOVV;l- dggllexuwkom the four hundre Mm "veg 833:5:

G eral Gran I

R: flsddqueallters at Wsshinshizlx Dc" and n in;-ge represents S from dillerenf. parts of tho - -

FUNERAL SUNDAY-.Tha fun- eral of the late GeorlO C- of Pisquid West was held Sun as afternoon and was very lItl'K;'l3: attended. A short service a home, followed by l9"Vl" 1" M:' Stewart United Church. were con- ducud by Rev. W. T. Mirag- The solo was rendered by mm- B. L. Anderson. Members of S: Young People's Union of . John's United Church attended I" a body. The pail bearers wlcizl-3 Preston Afiiecku ROM" 14"- lvan Laird, Eldon Glover. 1"! Birt and Elmer Coffin. The inter- ment was in Mt. Stewart Ceme- tery.

FUNERAL .sA'I'IlB!)AY -- The funeral of the late James H. on.-nnum, 58 Victoria St.. was held Saturday afternoon from his late residence. ,Servlce at the home and .grave was conducted by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. The pioneers of the Island Tele- phone company were honorary pail bearers, Louis Mccsulsy. Samuel Srniih. George Brady, Al- fred Affleck. Leath Stewart and W. S. Grant. The acting pail boar- 'ers were. E. G. Cameron. Cyril Maccregor. E. M. MacNevln. Rus- sel Martin. George Dalslel. James Connolly. The employees of the Island Telephone Company at- tended in at body. The interment was in the People's Cemetery.

SHOWER FIELD-Friday aven- ing. June 29th. the home of Miss Noreen Noonan was the scene of a very pretty shower held for Miss Joyce Cantwcil. bride-to-be. To the strains of "Here Comes the Bride”. Miss Cantwell was ushered into the living-room which was beautifully decorated with pennies and orange blossoms. After being seated in a chair artistically trim- med in the traditional manner. the bride-to-be was presented with a large basket of gifts by bar girl friends. A buffet lunch was served. followed by music and s sing- song. Miss Osntwall graciously

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GLORIA BUILDING Ill Grafton II.

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thanked all present tor tbeirkind- nus and stated her ap aciation for the very uaoiul all which aha received. The evening closed wltir many good wishes being showered upon the future bride. (Patriot please copy).

ALIIITON W. 1.

--Mr. Allan Matthews and Mrs. Henry Matthews were special guests at the June meeting of the Dock Women's institute. There were also several other guests present. Mrs. Allan Matthews was the first president of the Dock Community Club which is now the Women's Institute. At the tea hour a birthday cake was

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear wife. Mrs. John M. Molnnls. of Mount Melllok. who departed this -life July ans. me.

They say time is a healer - And helps ass in forgot.

But time so far has only proved now much we miss you yet.

rronafy Iunsombered by Husband.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear grandmother, Mrs. John M. Mc- Ims who passed away July 3,

A page in our book of memor'i.. Is gently turned today 049

To July 8. 1

When our dear grandmotlier passed away.

But dost cannot. mean that we've oat her.

For in memory. dear grandmother you'll always be near

Sadly missed by Grandchildren.

IN MEMORIAM

served in her honor. Little Miss Anna-Clark presented each of the guests of honor with a small gift. Mrs. Lloyd -Wilkie. past pre- sident. presided over the rnaotiuiz which was held at the home of Mrs. Erskine Clark. Nine mam- bors answered roll call. The ord- ering of cans was left over un- til tha next meeting. Mrs. Fred Campbell and Mrs. Erskine Clark will have charge of this. The Dock institute will have charge of the handicraft at the local convention and all members were asked to contribute to the display which will be irfcimge

of Mrs. Erskine Clark. Mrs. Ed- gar Forsythe. and Mrs. Fred Campbell.

Miss Margaret Forsythe invit- ed the members to her home for the next meeting. Mrs. Howard Clark will be assistant hostess and Mrs. Forsythe and Mrs. Ross Campbell will have charge of the program. .A treat will be provid- ed for the school children at the end of the term. Following a pro- gram of contests, refreshments were served by Mrs. Clark assist- ed by Mrs. C. W. Hayes. The sing- ing of "Auld Lang Syne" brought the evening to a close.

llany Inquiries Received By Bureau

A total of 1.399 enquiries from prospective visitors to Prince Ed- ward Island were received and dealt with by the staff of the Provincial Travel Bureau during the month of June. it was dis- closed yestcrday by George V Fraser, director of the Tourist and Information Branch of the Prov- incial Government. This was 1 drop of 3'15 over the month of May. The drop is due to the fact, that most people make their hol- iday plans before June, Mr. Fraser

said.

Of the total enquiries received. 844 came from residents of the United states and 418 were from the other Canadian provinces. A total of 42 enquiries came trom other countries.

Upwsrds of 300 who wrote for inlormation during the month of May definitely planned to come to the province for their vacation this.summer.

During the month of June. the

COUNTING ON

BOYS Allll GIRLS -

Form up at 1.00 P. M. Tuesday with your DECOR- ATED BICYCLES along Brighton Road entrance to Victoria Park. You will be given your right position in the Float Parade. For any further information con- tact The Bike Shop this morning.

REGARDING THE FLOAT PARADE WE ARE AN ALL OUT EFFORT FROM EVERY FIRM WHO HAVE SO GENEOUSLY GIVEN THIS PARADE THEIR SUPPORT.

CIIARLO'I'I'E'l'OWN'S FESTIVE WEEK COMMITTEE ,

In fond and loving memory of

our door Mother. Mrs. John M. Mcbinls. who passed away July 3rd. 1040.

Sweet an the memories that linger

Door is the one that is gone,

In memory we'll hold you dear Mother.

As long as the years roll along.

still to us comes days of sadness. Tears in neural often IIOIW, Your cherished memory never leaves

In Though you died two years ago.

Always Remembered by Son and Daughters.

SAIIDYIS DRIVE-IN THEATRE

TUESDAY. July 8rd- 9 P. M. presents THE SON OF MONTE CRISTO

Starring: Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett, George Sand

Refreshments and drinks served during show

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Summer and Sun HOLIDAYS. AHEAD :-:

Ready for bright daysi and cool water, our Sport Shop cottons spec- ialize lo woarablllfy. wasliablllly. and unfailing good laslilon. See also our complete line of swim.

suits.

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L. P. Mclsaac will discuss

nusi-zus comm rrnsnsiioii or Aciiicuiruns SEMI-iilililill.

MEET IIB

FRIDAY. JULY 6th at 2 P. M.

LEGION HALL. GRAFTON STREET. . Charlottetown

his impressions of ' Europe.

Friday is Agriculture Day of Festive Week. Bring the family and combine business and pleasure.

ARTHUR JOHNSTON. Secretary.

Travel Bureau Director said, 158 residents of the United states vis- ited the Bureau and signed the register. Another l04 who signed the register were from other prov- inces of Canada and we gave their address as England.

CLEVEDON. Somerset, England -(GP)- A skeleton was found in a flower bod here. It is believed to be more than 1500 -years old.

Refrigeration

SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Makes

Morons

Rewinding and Repairs ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE

Repairs

Palmer Electric PHONE 1444

amn-r -run-iu: acnm

GILBERT PLAINS. Man. - (CF)-lbrty Ellests attend s the PW! held by St. Paul's United church Women's Association for Persons 70 years old or more. old- 9” WM 97-Year-old John McKay.

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(SPECIAL)

Leaving Hayfield

Tuesday 0:00 A.M.

Wednesday .. 7:00 PM.

Friday ......... 12:30 AM. Saturday .......... 9:00 AM. 7:00 PM.

GENERAL STORE BUSINESS

FOR SALE

In prosperous Village Community near Charlottetown. Large store building and warehouse fully stocked and equipped. Will rent or sell business premises.

For further particulars apply to MATHESDN, PEAKE & NICHOLSON. 90 Great George Street,

Charlottetown.

3E::?.?.1:'h rrsnvr WEEK SPECIALS - FE;Ll:E cry g t 53333 WEEK

TEA

Bulk.

King Cole. Liplon's and Ruli-

weino. per lb. 89: perlb.. 85: Lipl'on's Tea bogs 30's .. 39:

- FLOUR--98 lb. bog Robin Hood 5.98 Cream of the West . . . . 5.98 Regal..... . . . . . ......5.79

EXTRA SPECIAL Schwartz Coffee. per lb. . 99: Maxwell House. per lb. . . 1.05

Whit: Beans. 3 lbs. . . . .. 40: Hellmun's Salad Dressing-

Smull-29: - Largo 49: Ewing's Fruit Punch . . . . . 39: Devon Pears. 20 oz. tins . 25: 3' Toilet Paper . . . . . . . .. 29: Swunsdown Colt: Flour .. 41: Quaker Ours. 5 lb. plug. . . 49: Lynn Volley Peas. 2 tins . .- 33: Lynn Volley Corn. 2 fins . 33: Lynn Volley Wax Beans.

2 fins 33: Helns Cofsup 28: Fly Sprayers 35: Slilnolu Wax 39.. i

EXTRA SPECIAL Clark's Beans. 20 oz.

Aunt Jemima. 2 for . . . . . Robin Hood. 2 for

aaaala

4 fins 69: Cottage Beans. per fin .. I-3: SOAP POWDERS Surf and Rinso (lge. size) 39: All others 43: Ouix with scoop . . . . . . . . 39:

- CAKE MIXES

65: 57:

Fluffo

Spaghetti

Shredded Wheat. 2 for . .

Maple Leaf Lord . . . .. . . Whole Wheat Muffefs Zfor

and Macaroni.

per pkg.

31: 39: 25: 29:

16:

get a 'blt off his feed”.

condition!

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In the good old summertime (dog daysl) your dog may

But every dog has his day-

and your dogs day will be more complete if he ends it with a nourishing, satisfying meal of Dr. Baliard'si

The meaty aroma of Dr. Ballard: tinned foods pep up lazy summer appetites--and these scientifically balanced diet: will aiwavs keep your pet in top

lln the good old summertime”-gngmulngilaikl for

Dr. Ballard: Health Food. Champion Dog Food. Meal Formula and Dr. Baiiard'a Biscuits at your

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Foods Limited. Toronto.

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