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. “m!” which h“ bee" “n dlsplﬂy M Committee of the United Church.

The ﬂsntral Guardian '

Ihheolumnhresonodtornows annulus-rut. but sdverﬂllnl w! a puny nature may belnlothd -" n (in eentoawortltsiotl: NI-

ablelnuluaeo.

GlNllAL INSURANOI Ralph G. Muttart. Bummer-side.

IMIIUNIZING CLINICS do: Infants. pro-school and school children will be held in the schools by the Department of Health u

follows: T r. Mu the 5th- 1.ao P_ u. Noise Dame. a so P. u. Model School.

FUNERAL 0!’ INFANT - The funeral o! Jamel Willa-rd Show. aged two onths.‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaw, Argyle Shore. was held Saturday afternoon, April 30. The service at the home and grave was conducted by tho Rov- T. G. Heed. The pallbearers were. Howard iviuirhesd. James Mac- Leod, Waldon Sellers, Leslie Mac- Nevin. Interment was in Arlylo Shore cemetery.

FUNERAL A!‘ NEW HAVEN -

The funeral o! the late ‘ ' rill; igilti-lldayorafrtqeihoolillllilaliu s isle out "Emu"? mm“? m‘ mnmy

residence. Services at the liJlllE and nramllnEd “Tim” much mumer‘

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features of the new Woolworth store in Charlottetown is u“ iwliular secilom

This will undoubtedly prove to be one ot the most

grave were conducted by the Rev. 1°’ m’ 5m"- M. K. Chsrman. During the sec-j vice at the home Mrs. Robert Persunﬂs

Matheson sung "The _Old Rugged Cross." The

pallbearers were.

‘ MaoNeili of Saint Roland Buchanan, Richard Mac» M“ Gin‘ L J h PM!’ Lou“ Mgcphee‘ mom” . Catherine s. ‘has left for Sain o n,

Devereaux, Brewer Boyle and 1 Sign to visit her lather for a. fev. Michael Murphy. Interment was in ' ______

Cornwall Cemetery. mm A_ g_ weir, 0g Vernon, loft '1'“ lTuesday mornlnz f0!‘ T°T°Yl1°

‘where he will represent the Marl- time Conference on the Transfer

HANDICRAF!‘ EXHIBITION- The exhibition of P. E. I. handl-

the Art Centre on the second floor

of the Market Building since April

May 7th. Between three and four

By Clifford McBridI

was ” ' Howwec] arose’ iivvcvlln“ ‘om 1o DIET uuuass we sew- mm A oooo BKAMPLE. A umsaowcerxzv AND smmmzo MILK Wit-l- oo us sloop.

BUNBURY “'.M.S.

Tile April meeting or mo Bun. bury W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. John A. MacDonald Thursday afternoon. April 7th.

hundred people have visited the Art Centre, to see the beautiful ieatherwork, hooked rugs, quilts, crochet work and other pieces on display. Many of the visitors are casting their votes in the popular- ity contest the Art Centre is con-

Mnny useful articles for displaced persons were passed in. these to be forwarded to Mrs. Fellham, our United (muroh Port Worker in Halifax.

Meeting was brought io a close

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22nd. will close this Saturday night. '

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The President opens; the meet lng with prayer.

There were fourteen members and three associate members pres- ent. The secretary. Mrs. Kelly read the minutes of previous meeting also the correspondence. Mrs Farquharson, Community Friend- ship Secretary rEporiPd that sever- al calls had been made and that a lreat had been sent to sick in the district. The Easter Thank Offer- ing was passed in together with regular oollectiors.

The Easter program in the Mis-

hour was enjoyed.

with the Benediction. served by the hostess and a social

Lunch was

S. O. T. WILMOT VALLEY HOLD MEETING

Excelsior Division of the Sons of Temperance of Wllmot Valley held its regularly weekly Wilmot Valley Hall, Wednesday. April 13th, with a good attendance.

Meeting opened in the manner with the W. P., Sis. Beth

meeting in

usual

ducting. Results of the contest will be announced following the closing of the exhibition. The Art Centre will be open every day this week——from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m except during the noon hour. and from 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. on Thursday and Saturday evenings. All who have any work in the exhibition may call for it any day after the exhibition closes. Unless it is call- ed for work submitted from out- side Charlottetown will be return- ed by mall.

Mr. G. E. Ritchie left for Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax, where he ‘will receive treatment. l-le will also ‘visit his son Dr. J. A. Ritchie and | family.

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The first sea battle on record was between the Corinthians and corcyreuls about 665 B. C.

i I LUBSTERS l

We can supply Lobsters and will serve them daily during the season in our res-

SALE 0F SIIUES

‘FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

54s pairs of sman SHOES arranged in two groups

$2.98 and $3.98

BABY DOLLS. FLATS, WEDGIES with some Cubans and Spikes Black, Wine, Green and a few in ﬂown The most of these Shoeswsre new this season and have been marked or

$5.95

L“ sionary monthly was followed. Mrs. Hogg in the chair. taurant‘ oll SQIQ n q Hope Mutch as leader of The Following officers were reported PETERS&GAI,LANT LTD Worship Service was assisted by absent and filled as follows: Ll“l‘l'"'"- ' Mrs, Harry wood, M[3_ (1,111 wood E s. s“. Dorothy Lmklemr Treasurer: Bro. Earle MscMurclo. North Rustioo

Recording Scribe: Bro. Elmer Waugh.

Assistant Recording Scribe: Bro. Robert P. Ho“. ,

Chaplain: Bro. Ralph Ho“, Sr.

Conductor: Bro. Ira Crozler .

Mrs. Parley Mutch and Mrs. Lorne Kelly. Mrs. John A MacDonald was the leader of the program "Ad- vance inNHome and Foreign Mis- sions, she was assisted by Mrs

Wilfred Bovyer. Mrs. Lmlie Mac-

I. S. Sis. Phyllis l-logg

Chap. Sis. Audrey Waugh P.W.P. Bro. Ralph Wagner.

A card oi’ thanks was received from Sis. Florence Simmons for fruit received while

— No Exchanges or Refunds

WANTED AT UNGE

» Special For Farmers l

slsuau wonx- soors in grain leather

Special $4.95

Donald and Mrs. Wendell Mutch. hos n I ‘h’ w“ m Assistant Conductor: sis. Mal‘- A shlort talk based on Chapter 313056011“ Waugh ‘we B V’ y Jorie l-luestls. rv - - r . of t e Study Bod: was given by interesting reading on tempmnur inside Sentinel. Sis. Phyllis $1.5m“! to hamﬂe our “He;

Mrs. Tait who also stressed the great need for advance i.n mision- ary work. The members were urg- ed to undertake at leut one for- ward step this ocming year as their share in Advance. Slips of paper with a list of ways to ad- vance were passed out to the mem- bers. Mrs. C.J. Wood was the pianist for the meeting.

Election of officers for the q sr- 11°77‘ _ ' ter April 1st. to June 30th. wasuthe cum“ senwld‘ Si" m,“

Agnew. "';§,,g;;§;;"j,:?1_§";;w omens, Entertainment consisted o! each worthy Patriarch. 3m mph member writing a letter to Bro. wagnnr ' ' p Balfour Read who is at present st-

iq-glsganléiﬂ “m”, The meeting closed with the us- ‘ usl ode. Receipts 81.95.

part time or as sideline on commission basis. Apply Wed- nesday 1 p. m. at Room 108, Queen Hotel, Charlottetown.

Ralph

Bil. Dorothy

HOWARD MCINNIS

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