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NOTICE

ANNUAL MEETING '

The Annual Meeting of P. E. I. Protestant Orphan- age will be held in St. Paul's Parish Hall, Prince Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I., on TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 28th, 1949, at 8 P. M. Sharp.

A number of trustees are to be appointed to the board and all contributors present will have a Vote; com- plete, printed, financial reports will be distributed and the work of the institution freely discussed.

The meeting is wide open to the public and all are cordially invited to attend. The Clergy are asked to make this announcement on the Sunday previous.

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GEIITRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news of local interest. but advertising of a newsy nature may be inserted It live cents s word, strictly pay- able in advance.

JIMMIES TAXI. pnona s25. , CBASWELL ror Photographs.‘

CONFEDERATION LIFE SURANOE.

CHANDLER BROS. for all PLv- wood requirements.

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KYANIZE PAINTS, varnishes and Enamels. Toombs Music Store,

FOR. DAD-Sunbean shavemas- ler. Buxton famous Billfolds. Key- talncrs. Toombs Music Store.

DE LUKE BEAUTY SALON. 162 Great George Street. Phone 2226 Mrs.‘ Olgalwilliarns. Proprietress.

JACK CAMEIOON - Men's Wear. upstairs over Toornbs Music Store Temporary quarters.

SHIP YOUR WOOL to Sheep Breeders‘ Association, Charlotte- town. freight paid. Palronize your (Jo-operative Marketing Agency.

THE SHEEP BREEDERS’ AS- SOCIATION. Charlottetown, are now open to receive your wool. Ship freight collect. Pack in old sscn and tie each fleece separ- ately. Shipping tags and paper. string supplied free,

MUSIC LOVERS. - HCM‘ some of Charlottetowns most talented young performers in Kirk Hall io- night. B P. M.

RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. June 18, 2 p.m. in C.W.L. Hall. 162 Richmond St, (over Provincial Bank). l

SEND FOR PAPER. TWINE and shipping tags for your wool to

. Department of Agriculture. Char-

lottetown. Patronize your own Co- operative.

HEAR MlSs HELEN IEO to- night at 7.45 Standard Time. C. l". C. Y. on Wanted: More and Better Teachers Canadian

Children.

SMART STYLISH SUITS. Sports Jackets, Slacks at Jack Cameron's Men's Wear_ Temporary quarters over Toornbs Music Store. Quten Street.

CELEBRATES 82ND BIRTHDAY. —Congratula.i.ions to Mrs. A. J. Mc- Laine who today celebrates her 93nd birthday at the home of.her son Mr. Preston McLaine. North (RAVCT. Although advanced in years Mrs. McLaine enjoys good, health and takes a keen interest in life.

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SHIP YOUR WOOL to Sheep Breeders’ Association. Charlotte- town. freight paid. Patronize your Cooperative Marketing Agency.

SEND FOR PAPER. TWINE and shipping tags for your wool to Department of Agriculture, Char- lottetown. Patroniu your own Co- operative. -

THE SHEEP BREEDEBS’ AS- SOCIATION. Charlottetown. are now open to receive your wool. Ship freight collect. Pack in old sacks and tle each fleece separ- ately. Shipping tags and paper. string supplied free

CITY POLICE COUNT — The only case to appear before Stipend- isry Magistrate K M. Martin yes- terday was that of a drunk and disorderly who was sentenced lo 20 dolls in iii-ll.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Mrs. Hubert Peters look place yesterday moming from her late residence 223 Sydney st. to 8t. Dunstanb Basilica where Re- quiem High Mass was celebratﬂdrlby Rev. PAP. MacDonald who also

. conducted service at the grave. Pall

bearers were: J.B. Flaming. Wil- liam Grimes. Charles MacDonald. Peter MacDonald. Arthur McQuaid, ‘Peter Pineau.

Personals

Mrs. David Johnstone and son Wayne David who have been visit- ing on P. E. Island. ledt by plane for New Glasgow snd Halifax to visit before returning to Calgary, Al-

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How To Hold

FALSE TEETH

Mora Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and embarrass by - slipping. dropping or wobbllng when you eat, laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a. FASTER-l on your plates. This alkaline (non-acid) powder holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy. IOOI-‘y. pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. checks "plate odor" (den- ture breath). Get l-‘ASTBITH W- day at any drug store.

Friday, Juno

EVERYBODY

Beer-Nicholson Wedding lit Trinity United Church

Yesterday afternoon st zso in Trinity United Church. Miss Joyce Frances Nicholson. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Nich- olson. was united in marriage with Mr. William Arthur Beer. younger son of Mrs. Ernest W. Beer and the late Mr. Beer. The ceremony was performed by Dr. W. E. Dud- ley, assisted by Rev. J. T. Ibbott. Rector of 8t. Paul's Anglican Church, The wedding music was played by Prof. A. Roy Kendall and the soloist. Mrs. C. J. Fear. of Dslhousle. N.B., sang "Because" while the church regi er was bc- lng signed. The ohu ch was dc,- coratecl with lilac boughs, and bouquets of snapdragon and tulips formed a background for the light- ed tapers which were placed on the communion rsil in front of which the marriage ceremony was performed.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father. looked charming in an Edwardian gown of silk brocade fashioned with a yolk of tulle allusion. the side pun- niers of the skirt falling back into a long train. A corcnet of seed pearls held her full length veil of French tulle. and she carried a shower bouquet of pink . delight roses and lily-of-the-valley.

Attend the bride as matron of honour w s Mrs. Percival Sim- monds, who wore a gown oi’ yellow moire taffeta having a French bouffant skirt with slight train with which she wore a matching

tiara and elbow length mitts. Her .

bouquet was of Talisman roses.

Miss Shirley Stacey was brides- maid, and she wore a period gown of aqua taffeta which had a. por- trait neckline and bouffant skirt. Her accessories were a matching tiara and mitts. and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations.

The groomsman was Mr. Douglas Hill. and the guests were ushered by Mr. Percival Simmonds and Mr. Albert Douglas.

'I‘he bride's mother wore an aqua afternoon dress with black access IIIUD. her corsage being pink roses, while the groom's mother chose a gown of lcebergblue with navy accessories and a corsage of pink carnatlons.

Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the Ohm-lotte- town Hotel. The bride's table was centred with a three-tiered wed- ding cake flanked by tall white tapers and baskets of snapdragon. Mrs. C. J. Fear sang several solos during the reception.

For travelling the bride chose a cape dress of navy blue crepe with white pique trim. navy blue accessories. and carried s. white wool shortcoat. Her corsage was of white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Beer will spend their honeymoon motoring to the White Mountains Boston and New York.

TO ORGANIZE FIRST AID- The members of the Forest l-llll and Stratchona Women's Institutes met in Forest l-Iill Hall on Satur- day evening. June 11th to organize a First Aid Class. Mrs. Harry Cud- more, Director of Red Cross First Aid Services outlined the First Aid Programme. Mrs. Irs. Stewart. Midgell, who is a qualified First Aid Instructor has agreed to teach this Standard Class which will be carried on in Forest Hill for the next nine weeks.

Kingston & Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Yeo were recent visitors to Kensington.

Mr. Peter MacDonald spent the weekend at his home in Bonshsxv.

iMlss Norma Smith was guest of Mkliss Edna Oolwlll on Cunday. June lit .

Misses Vivian Ann Cass and Marlon Ann ‘Newson were recent visitors io Appln Road.

The Women's Institute meetln! was held at the home of Mrs. Har- old Stone.

Mr. snd Mrs. Arnold MacDonald and family wars guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hebe: Campbell on Sunday.

Mrs. Edgar Newson was hostess on ‘Tuesday evening. June 1th to the members of the United Churoh WMB.

Mrs. Myron Holmes was hostess on Thursday evening. June 0th to the members of the Baptist Church W.M.S.

Mr. snd Mrs. Howard Oarr and family and Miss Christine Proude were visitors to Kingston on Bun- dsy. "

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ycunker and family were recent visitors to

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FATHER'S in Sunday, ‘i A Day no; Father Must Not

In our large Men's Department we have for him Ilia‘ well known Arrow and Van Hsusan SHIRTS, plain col- ors and fancy slripas. Sizes l4 to 181/2.

NECKWEAR to fie in with fhsss Shirts In Ilia popular plain wools, Polka Dots. Coin Dots, and a large var- iety of fancy lies. we feel sura his fie is hers.

SPORT, SHIRTS-

ln beautiful Gabardine in pastel shades-green. Blue, fawn, and silver gray-also the hard to get dark and medium brawn‘ shirts. Sizes small, medium and large.

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Be Forgotten

Something to wear will always keep his mind fresh, lhof he wasn't forgotten on Father's Day. - We have prepared a list of very appropriate gifts for Him on his Day.

PRICES $2.95 f0 $5.95

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PRICES $2.50 to $5.95

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Meadowbank. the 8W5“ ‘l! M1"- and Mrs. Stewart Drake.

Keith Young. caretaker oflilnl- ston Cemetery. has already W811i! cutting the grass, which has made a quick start this season.

On. Friday night. May 27th. the Oyster Bed Bridge and Wheatley River players put on their variety concert in the community hall at Kingston.

Many of the folks around took in the play in Kingston hall put on by the Winsloe Y.P.U. Everyone enjoyed the play and all report this play was worthy of repetition.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Holmes and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Colwill were recent visitors to Stanley Bridge on Sunday. June 5th. Congratulations are‘ being ex- tended io Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green on their recent marriage. The bride being the famer Miss Erma Stev- enson of I-lazelgrove.

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WHIMDOADW-I.

The ladies of the Whlm Road W. I. met at the school house on Tues- day night, June ,7th. for their monthly meeting. Six members and three visitors were present to ans- wer roll" call with a joke. Mrs. Wesley Campbell presided over the

meeting. The minutes of last month's meeting were read and approved and nll correspondence

was given attention. Plans were made for the annual convention and two delegates were. chosen to al- tend this convention in Charlotte- town. The delegates named were Mrs. Wesley Campbell and Mrs. Mac. Munroe.

When the school picnic came up for discussion it was decided best not to hire a truck as in former years. The plcnlc would probably be held at Robertson's Cove, The amount voted for the school treat was 84.

A number of members purchased tickets on the doll which is being ruffled by the Hospital Nursery Club in Montague.

The different committeesfor the month gave their reports and the following new ones were appoint-

élck: Mrs. Webb Nicholson and

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Mrs. Russel Macbeth.

Programme: Mrs. Wesley Camp- bell and Mrs. Pete McCarron.

The next meeting will be held at either Mrs. Russell MacBeth's or at Mrs. J. N. MacDonald's home. Next roll call is to be answered by having a question ready for the Question Box at the district con- vention in Caledonia. A penny sale was conducted by Mrs. Wes- ley Campbell and won by Mrs. Geo. Clarey. After a program had been put on by the‘ Entertainment Com-

Y!» Family Deserves Aylmer Quality

STIRLING, Kent, Engigm ._. (CPl-The parish council will right to retain two famous beauty spcu Holly Hill and Pilgrim's Road‘, wlhwd by Stroud Rural Council.

ii —-—, SOLD BY WEIGHT Sweden has more radio receivers,

for its population, than any other British l ires that head country except the United States. be sold by ‘Jug-Musician.

mlttee, the members enjoyed a "poi-luck" lunch.

The meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem.

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