Above, Footmen hold Coach for the trip t

cockneys Greet

Coiitinued from page I ha... and the Duke.

Jacks almost. in the faces of tht Royal pair-who smiled back at them.

p H Queen seenind to be enjoy-

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with the cockneys. ”.Vnu lovely girl" and "God bless as the limousine went past. one man shouted. "Coo. she's got Grinning little boys waved Union the top down. Bless her."

When the car approached a chil- drens hospital the Duke ordered the driver to slow. A nurse car-l5v000 Cll99Tllliz NOD10 W ried two-year-old Colin Tmrers. aoutside the gates. and 10.000 packed Ied out.

lTi-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN , S

the State C(ig1(-h

robes. zililzlils from

Coronation Day Pictures Of Her Majesty

er Majeslylsltrain as sheyieayes i3uckiiiglialii Palace to the Royalillmt the delay would be no more of Austi'all.'-i, Daniel F. Malan of the Coronation Cere monies in Vt estmmsicr. Top left, Her Ma3esty the Queen waves to the crowds from way to the Abbey. (NEA-Dominion News Bureau.) Left, Her Majesty, radiant and lovely in her Coronation Coach at Westminster Abbey. The Duke of Edinburgh, in miral of the Fleet, watches as the Maids of Honor gather her train. inlz every minute of her "ilnte"lsur;;lcalTcnsE."lln3BiiEh-lit?-FR:Tni whn shouted The blllc-cirrl IJlCll(l bay dropped

a. homemade posy into the limou- sine. The Duke picked it up and colonial troopsVlncluding 750 Cana- '

handed it to his wife, who gave dlans -- Colin one of her special

when the CM 19” H” mlffcelnls In the 1937 Coronation nearly 5Y0 Willllllt; 100,000 of these medals were h:md-

on hell lbeml? I119 T311 0i We Tlliellcll ROW lsoulllern Riindesia and Mchamnietlll

mp Smte meeting as soon after June 15 as his splcnrlid luii1'ol'ln as Ad-

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smiles.

PAGE NINE

Test Drilling At P. E. I. children Get Silver Spoons-

Montague Bridge

....'A government crew is engag- ed in drilling in the Montague River at the bridge to determine the depth of mud to solid rock. On the north side ll depth of 42 feet was reached, and it was ex- pected that close to the same depth would be reached on the south side. The purpose in to de- termine the lenlzth of piles re- quired to build a supporting un- derstrueture to the bridge before or during the removal of the steel superstructure or the present bridge, in the process of making way Int" the new bridge to be con- atrueted.

The firm of Noye and Rayner has the contract to construct a temporary bridge across the river. and it is understood that this will get undeliway shortly. This will be a one-lane traffic route for curs and U2 ton trucks only, all heavier traille having to detour.

How long the main bridge will be l-losod is unknown but it is certain that it. will be the short- est limp possible, since it is ex- pectcd that preliminary work Will he completed as tar as possible beinre the actual closing ol! the bridge. - L

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(im'ei'rm-Genri'al Vincent Massc,v,lspnniis will be l. Ct1iia(l1l(Hl babies born on Corona-l the luckr P. I : r4 i-"mm-mm tloii til)", June 2. will receive onelday who u ” be 55:20:31i,rei1;;slg:l;1lerEl:i:?oX5g.oi liiose cli-r,zi'averl sliver sponnslare a boy." lip month. . It -iii-ll not be V1leC(:SSaljV to apl'li3'lStlrllrl2' Mu It was the first mmemnce 0! an . for me SlluVPilll'. Names and 3-deyillil born ln . nine Commonwealth mime mmisy dresses oi the Coroiiiitlnn 4l)ab1eslBrml ii, Poul; ters since Churchill resumed office I ulll be l)l)L2liliCCl from family at-ltn Mi. ni.(i Kit: in October, 1951' In addmon to (us. lnwaiice board records. TllEy5'D0O.llSILlET Rllcr R123. cussing the international situation, ,”le,1:.J,'”11 M lnmmded iglll they will review the Commonwealth dia, in-akllig his first visit to Lon- eeonomic program drnwn up here don since 194.0. A key fizure inl clmtlnli H Err. lest November. efforts in ;za.n a Korean Il'llFP.lSllC7' Cilllill 7'”- Neliru llas pursued an independent '-p' ' -F role in the cold war. He represents ' the only republic withlil the Com-

Churchill, as host. was Uhe first lnnmypallh. to speak. He told the assemblaze In Rd.-11.1 g N h Am, mm that the Bermuda session may be D1-ilnp ,,..,(;Ij?ggp:S e,.,r.l'. 1:05;;

delayed because of France's noll- Laurent of Canada, Sidney Holland

tlcal crisis but expressed the hope or Npw zmiand. Haber; G.Menz1e5 SACKVI B . . ..m..

Continued from page 1

Churchill First To Speak

ll-him 3 Week OF 10 Cl3YS- South Airira, Dudley Senannyake

Olir.-inal plans. announced lust of Ceylon Sir Godfrey Huggins or

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ernrnent, called for n

Berrnudaynli of Pakistliii.

possible. will Visit Cairo

Particular interest will be shown here toward the views of Prime Al tlln .-,mCl.,5l,.n nf tho ,..m,em Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of In- mp.-lymy All Wm Vls,-, (-fag”, M vrsmfalgm.-smmn,I lihr invitation of Egyptian Pre- Earlier 2.500 Commonwealth aiidlml” Mnmmlllml Namllh N1 I3 saltl in he willincz. if asked. to marched be me paluelvmrdiate the Aiiglo-Ezyptiali dis-

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where Queen Elizabeth presented them with silver Coronation med-

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Tuiornlecl sources said Nehru. who stopped river in Cairo on his - . way in Lciidcn. hus brouelit a l(.m..lWnIC

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lnieliitmmdilni from Nagulb mi lhc'LmmL Vfumu

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dalned mi Suiicillv

Grocery specials COFFEE. lb. . .... . . .. White or Brown - 44c t-.xt.-cllciit. Quality ' SALMON. tin 33c l?l'rll(0ll Pokop TEA. bulk. lb. . .. . . . . . . . . . 59c BEANS. 2 tins .. 33c

ilnc Medium Pkg. FREE when you buy lmc GIANT Sup; Fl'csli Bmk DATES. 2 lbs. 3lc MOLASSES. gal. llllg I-IAKE. 10 lbs. 51.25

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Bran - Shorts - Wheat - Oats - -

L c - I-I. Paint

MM to sell for Rural Beautifica- tion at a special price.-All regu- "V5 Special price Is,for 4 gallon and over.

.n Vapor Bagg.. . 92: SUGAR. 5 lbs. ............ RAISINS. in bulk. 2 lbs. . . . .. 4Ic Slunrlanl Quality FAB .. speciall- BOTH 83: llxtm Fancy . 99c Hog Grower 54.10 Cllickistarfor . . . . . . . . . ., . 55.20 Scratch Grain - In Stock WI "have 100 gals. of outside lur colon including Trutone White. WI also have Raw Oil - Brushes -

IT'"Pentino. S etc..

20 Men's SUMMER JACKETS Odd Sizes and Styles AT HALF PRICE

TV WOMEN'S NYLON HOSE

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FOR 98:

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MEN'S KHAKI SHIRTS and PANTS A

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Shirts 53.35: Pants 53.95 BOTH 57.25

OVERALLS and DUNGAREES Men's Dungarees 52.95 Men's Sanforized Dungarees 53.25 Men's Walker Overalls . . . . . 54.25 Men's Barter Quality . . . . . . 55.50 Boys' Dungurees . . . . . . . .. . 52.25 Boys' Sweat Shirts . . . . . . .' . . . 79c mum

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T0 USED LIGHT FIXTURES

Suitable for Store, Hall or Home 12 Inch While Globe

52.50 EACH

OII. BURNERS FOR x YOUR FURNACE

NOW is the time to think about your Heating problem for next win- tor.

REMEMBER-Service is required on all types of burners and a ser- vice man In Montague is an asset worth considering.

We have u liumor to suit YOUR Furnace and a man to service it.

We have given our Burners act- ual tests last winter and we can recommend them to you AS THE BEST.

Pottype Oil Burneryfested last year in a regular pipeless furnace proved l00Vo satisfactory for small ind medium size houses.

5225.00 Installed--Less Tank

Timken Automatic Wall-Flame Burner for pipe or pipeless fur- naces. See on in our own store furnace in operation.

'I00lVo Satisfaction

As much as 32Vo saving on oil. Let us look after your heating re- quircmonts.

BALE ENDS

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Spring-Filled MATTRESSES 180 Coils (In 54 inch width) A Special at 523.95

BROTHER! DID EVER!) ' - IMAGINE -- FOOTWEAR AT SUCH PRICES

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FLOOR COVERING At 51.75 Yd. We also have Congoleum. inlaid Tile. Moulded inlaid: also Gold Seal Congoleum Squares at the Lowest Market Prices. Budget Plan Terms Can Be I Arranged.

Misses Sizes ll T53 Sandals just like grown-ups Just See 'Em Boys' CAMP SHOES As Low As 51.95 and 52.50 24 Pair-Women's CANVAS suoes Assorted ('nInurs null Styles For (innl Summer ('muforl

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