EN E A 26, I952 . THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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JIMMTB TAXI - Phone 525.

GOLF CLUB DA-NOE. Thursday. June 20.

pop. PMPANB GA: and ap- pnances. Arniast Coal Go. Phone

2498.

WHEN PAYING your second in- staliment of City Taxes please mug you? bill.

1-up: BARN DRIVE INN announ- (cs complete new feature, separate Sea Food Menu. See ad on page 8.

THE BECOND installment of City TaXCH is due and payable on June 30.

HAY-MAKING time is near-see

.5 for your equipment. Rogers llardwsro Company Ltd-

DONEGAI. TWEED SUITS for men, smart, colourfulp durable, 537.50 at Jack Cameron's.

.ilacDONALD BADIO SERVICE mrlla repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. 180 Kent St. Phone 1207.

SPMMER OFFICE HOURS - In", W. H. Soper's summer office lznllrsl 2 to 4 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday. No rrrning office hour. Effective June CG, 1952.

RETURNED neon: MONCTON . Nir. and Mrs. W. Farrell Cisudet -riurned this morning from Menc- mn where they attended an hon- nrary dinner for E. M. MacFar- Linc. president of the Royal Can- ari:lm Flying Clubs Association.

Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our appre- .';ii,l0l'l to neighbours and Miami: who contributed to the ,.-ncrous presentation made to la following our recent loss.

sir. and Mrs. John Brink, Un- inn Bond. King's County.

No Tablets er Capsules is Dissolve : Ssrnak is immediately ready to bring 5 .-nnihlng relief to R eumatic, Arth-3 nil: or Neuntlc paia, Lumbago, Back- 4, ache or Sciatica. Thousands relieve ' pain with Sarnak every day. DO YOU!

M35 AT All DRUG STORES

ALL POLL rrax is now past due.

WRESCBIPTION SERVICE" - Giggey's Pharmacy. ' ,

'1'!!! BARN DRIVE INN. Featur- ing imported Rye Bread. Sand- wiches or to take home.

INTEREST at the rats of 1-2 of of 19!: var month will be charged on all overdue installments.

DONEGAL TWEBD Sport Suits 357.60. The smartest, moat colour- ful and durable suit on the mar- ket today at Jack Cameron's.

Mn. IARMER. hay rope is our business. We L die it in all sizes Do not delay, get your hay rope today. A. Kennedy at Go, l..td., 32 Lower Queen St.

THE BARN DRIVE INN Curb ser- vice and Dining Room. Breakfast. Lunch, Dinner. 9 a.m. - 12.30 am. A quiet place. where the noon hour business men meet.

CHARTER moors to any point in Canada or the United states for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 3061 or 540.

ISLAND DRAMA Festival As- sociation annual meeti , Voca- tional school, Friday even ng, June 27 at 1.46 pm.

DON'T -FORGET Grand Tea Party at St. Vincent's Orphanage Grounds July 2. Reece Band in at- tendance. supper Tickets 'l5c. Children's tickets at grounds Me.

ME. CITIZEN - Festive Week will soon be here. Have you a woollen Bunting, Union Jack? We have them in the following lengths: IVE - 6' C. '1 35' Do not delay. get yours today. A. Kennedy dc Co., Ltd., 32 Lower Queen St.

ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Keir 1-latherley of New Wiltshire announce the engagement of their daughter, Catherine Helen. to James Norman, son of Mrs. Arthur Hardy and the late Mr. Hardy oi Montrose, marriage to take place in July.

B. C. A. F. BAND RETURNS - Citizens of Charlottetown will be delighted to hear that the popular R. C. A. F. Central Training Com- mand Band which made such a. hit here during Festive Week and the Royal visit of last year is again returning to Charlottetown to take part in the Services Parade on Monday evening and provide an orchestra for the special dance to be held at the Armourles Monday evening at 9:30 p. m. Dancing will take place from 9.30 p. m. till mid- night. in order to take advantage of this outstanding dance band of fourteen pieces the public is re-

t ” to come early.

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Fig Bars lb. 35c

ENGAGEMENT .- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matheson of Emerald, P. E. I. wish to announce the engage- ment oi their youngest daughter Edith Adele to Robert William, son of Mr. Athol Rackham and the late Mrs. Rackhsm of Wheatley River. marriage to take place early in July.

WEST KENT CLOSING - Mr. Alan Maclvlillan, representing the Board of School Trustees will make presentations at the closing exercises of West Kent School in the assembly hall which will corn- mence this afternoon at two o'clock. Grades l to 4 will hold their clos- ing at that time, and grades 5 to if will gather at ten o'clock tomor- row morning. Miss Brue Brenton will supervise the music.

PRINCE STREET CLOSING Dr. W. R. Carson -will be chairman of the Prince street School closing which will commence this morning at ten thirty when grades one, two and three hold their closing exer- cises. Grades four to sin will meet for their exercises at nine o'clock tomorrow morning, followed by the closing exercises for grades seven to ten at ten-thirty.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral of Mrs. Fred L. Egan took place yesterday morning from her late residence, '10 Weymouth St.. to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. Francis Corcoran, who also officiated at the grave. The pail-bearers were: Ambrose Joy, George McQuaid, John Lee, Alban MacDonald, Leo Doyle and Lester O'Donnell. Interment took place in the family plot in the Catholic Cemetery.

FESTIVE WEEK DANCING - As an innovation this year, the Festive Week Committee has de-

- cided in view of the bad weather

encountered during last year's celebration that street dancing will be changed to indoor dancing on the main floor of the Armouries. The floor will be specially treated and dances will be held Saturday Monday and Tuesday evenings. A very nominal charge is being made each evening to defray expenses and if any balance is left over, it will be turned in toward the lighting of Memorial Field. Special orchestras are being engaged and announcements re these dances will be made through the press from time to time. '

PAID BRIEF VISIT - Mr. R. B. Perrault, President of the Canad- ian Chamber of Commerce, Mont- real, and Mr. Alfred Parks, mana- ger of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and executive secretary of the Maritime Boards of Trade, left at noon yesterday after a short visit to the Province." Tuesday night Mr. Parrault addressed the Coun- cil of the Charlottetown Board of

Trade and representatives of other Boards throughout the Province.

fl-IE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLO'l"l'ETOWN

He spoke on 'tha economic future oi Canada. Yesterday the visitors called on Premier J. Walter Jones and Mayor J.D. Stewart. They were accompanied by Mr. Frank Curtis, president of the Maritime Boards of Trade and Mr. J. Gordon MacDonald. pruidcnt of the Char- lottetown Board of Trade.

COUNTY MAGIS'l.',EATE'S COURT -- In Queenie County Mea- istrates Court, before Mr. Gilbert A. Gaudet. a City esident pleaded guilty of failing to stop at a stop sign near Vernon and was fined 35. and costs or ten days, and I. resi- dent of Pleasant Grove found guilty of operating a motor vehicle near Malrshfield without having first ob- tained a driver's licence was fined 1.5 and costs or 10 days and a reel- dent of Kinkora for speeding near Cherry Valley was fined :10 and costs or 20 days, while a similar offender from East Royalty for speeding near Hunter River, was fined I10 and costs or 10 days. A resident of the city was fined 810 and costs or 20 days for operating a commercial motor vehicle near Caledonia with a load in excess of that authorized. Under the Temp- erance Act, a resident of the city was sentenced to I20 and costs or 30 days for consuming alooholio liquor in or near a motor vehicle

ing in his possession intoxicating liquor not procured from a Vendor, a resident of Lewis was fined :25. and costs or 30 days.

IN MEhLORlAM

CLIFFORD GLENN MMQUAEBIE

The relatives and many friends of Clifford Glenn MacQus.rrie were snoclredand grieved to learn of his sudden and tragic death which oc- curred as the result of a plane crash at Cartwright, Labrador, May 18, 1952. '

Clifford, intimately known to his friends as "Huck", was born at Victoria, Prince Edward Island, Oct- ober 19, 1914, the son of Mrs. Mac- Quarrie and the late Wilfred Mac- Quarrie.

Possessed of a haplly and fun- loving disposition, Iiuds was a friend of old and young alike and will be sadly missed but long ne- membered by all who knew him.

Prior to the Second World War. he-was engaged in the fishing in- dustry and was active in the oom- muniiy life of his native village.

He served in the R.O.A.F. for four years and upon completion of his war services, returned to Vic- toria where he entered into part- nership with hia brother Dcott in the operation of a garage.

employed by Maritime Central Air- ways, Charlottetown, ss a. mechanic and was later promoted to night engineer in which capacity he was sewing at the time of his death. He leaves to mourn besides his mother and aunt, Agnes Mallard,

on North River Road, and for hav- -

In the autumn of 196i he wasi

with whom he resided in Char- lottetown, a sister. Mrs. A. C. smith, Maiden, Mass; and the following brothers: William of Wakefield, Mass, Scott, employee of Maritime Central Airways, Charlottetown". and Heath, is professor at Brandon College, Brandon, Manitoba.

The funeral, which was very largely attended, was held on Fri- day, May 23rd. Services were con- ducted by Reverend J. Harvey Bishop assisted by Reverend L.S. Woolirey at the MacLean Funeral Home, Charlottetown, and the Un- ited Church, Victoria.

Reverend Mr. Bishop spoke very feelingiy and brought words of

comforting assurance to the ber- eaved farniiy and friends.

Members of the Victoria branch of the Canadian Legion B.ll.'. S. L.

attended in a body and the Legion burial service was read at the grave. interment took place in Crapaud cemetery. The pallbearers were: John Knox, William Crawford, James Boulter Jr., Lester Mac? Leod, Ralph Miller, Lynffm Wood.

SPRAYING RESUME!

DALI-IOUSIE, N.B., June 25 - (CP) -- Favorable weather. today permitted all planes of the bud- worm spraying project to resume their work in a heavily forested area of Restlgouche County. Com- pletion of spraying 200,000 acres appeared in sight, with about two more days of favorable conditions needed. The spraying started June 14 but has been delayed by poor

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