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A new Type of Heel That Promises To S”°’°'

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M ARMALADE TOMATO CATSUP

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Leads the Hosiery Market Again

Our first number is a three thread 45 gauge high twistl ringless chif- fon with new ‘Spear” Heel, size 81-2 to 10,

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-1 thread 45 gauge sheer chiffon. silk to the top plain contour heel. colors are night club, grenadier, montego, skipper, pom- pllm. size 9 to 10 1-2,

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Crepe chiffon of high twist that will give good

service, price I pair - - - -- I

“Shortees" knee length chiffon S 1-2 to 10 1-2,

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4 thread 42 gauge Ring-

less chiffon, price

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weight- in all the new

> spring shades, sizes S 1-2

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Friday the new summer I. M .T_ Bus schedule comes into eiiect. See ad- vertisement in this issue.

at bargain prices. Toombs Music

of the Bible will be presented in the

June 6th at 11 A. M. L-1073-0-4-li.

CONFEDERATION LIFE

sUaaNCE. L=slea-'l-I2-ll-li 1, “H0108 Fl' 851| & GUUHGII ‘

NEW SERIAL STORY.~"S&ra- ,

NEW BUS SCHEDULE.-Starting

BRIDGE AND PARLOR LAIWPS .

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Louis Harris. L~11l5-6-4-li.

HUNTER RIVER pageant Women

lellsant Valley Church Sunday,

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This is Orient Week and dealers in the best quality

hosiery, in Canada’s better stores are displaying’ an at-1 tractive range of Orient hosiery in all the newest styles and colors. ' '

"Come in and see our big range of Orient Hosiery received

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Report of Union Road School for ton, 2. Allison Yeo. 3. Wilson

the month of May: Ravenhill,

Grade IX.-1. Alva Essery. Grade II.,1r.-1. Conley Arm-

Gracle VTII-1 Marie Hende

_Grade V.-i. Dauphehe Clark. Audrey Burdett, Teacher.

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son, 2. Clydon Maund, 3. Clayton Highest average; Marie Hender- YOO- son 83 76.

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We have a large stock of tires

and tubes, light and heavy duty,

on hand at all times.

Your orders will receive prompt, _ attention. ` 0 ’

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IN THE GARDEN AND ON FLOWER BEDS

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Sxvmy with “sink Leu lo"

to kill aphls (plant lice), thrilif leaf-hoppers, slugs, leaf- mll1el‘S. etc., on roses, lilies, YBHIS. splraca. chrysanthe- mum. nasturtlum. zolden glow, other flowers, vines and shnibs; Ileas, kale, spinach, onions. potatoes, cabbage, tm- nlps. tomatoes. cucumber, cantaloupe. waiemaelon, es- paragus, etc.

Use 1% to 2% teaspoonfuls

of “Black Leaf 40" to 1 gallon of water. For sale at

Garter’s Seed Store _

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AMPTON Pastoral Charge. Ser- s on Sunday, June 6th as fol-

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: Bonshaw ll A .M. Hampton .M. Victoria 7.30 P. M.

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' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ser- vices Sunday June 6th. Mount Stewart 11 A. M. Highfield 2.30 P.M. Marshfield 7.30 P. M. L-1110-6-4-11. ’ savEN DAY sl>EclAL_lvIeEw¢n

Service Station, lB6 Grafton St..l

June 4th to 12th-Gieasing and wxhing ,$1.00. L-1092-6-3-3i,

I BONSHAW BAPTIST CHURCH., -Clyde River Y. P. S. will present li Biblical Drama-“Joseph of Ari- mathea" i.n Bonshnw Church, Sun- day, June 0th at 7.30 P, M. l | L-ilos-6-4-1l.'

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Diw ille services will be held on Seb-_i l bath Jline 6th nt Mllrray River 10.301 ‘ A. M. at Kinross 1.30 P. M. at Belle River 4 P. M. at Pt. Prim 7.30 P.M.

J. H. Bishop, B. A., Student.

L-1111-6-4-li.

“SARATOGA“-The Guarclians

'new serial story is a game of hearts and horse-racing from beginning to lend and each chapter i: more ex- lcitlng than the plevious one. -Watch for the opening chapter I next Monday.

ALL OTHER ranks desirous of

attending annual training with “C" squadron P. E. I. Light Horse iwlll report to the armouries at Montague on Saturday evening, June 5th, 0. W. Campbell, Major.

L-1090-6-3-2i.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

,IN CANADA. Divine worship will be held on Sunday, June 6th as follows; Cardigan ll ll. m., Dun- d.s 3.00 p. m., Montague 7.00 p. m. Mr. Niall Burnett. student will ' conduct the services. L-1086-6-3-21.

.IOINS HOSPITAL STAFF--Mr.

Harold Hughes, Norboro. left a_ few days ago for St. John, N. B. where he has a P0Slti0n in the St. John General Hospital for the summer months. Harold has com- pleted his fourth y€ar in Medicine at Queen‘s University, Kingston,

Ontario

PINK _SOUFFEL FROCK.-One

of the loveliest gowns in the new wardrobe to be worll by Jean Har- low in “Saratoga” the story of which startl in next Monday‘a Guardian, is an evening creation of frosting pink souifel. The gown features E full, gathered skirt, with a wide border of hand-painted roses and blue birds. It was de-

signed for the star by Dolly Tree.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Younkerj

and Miss Rleta Easter of North W`l].tshire, mfltlred to the Cltyi 'yesterday cn business and plea- sure.

-_*___ WEST KENT SCHOOL

Honor Roll for Mayz- Grade 10.-1. Sandy Brehaut, 2.

Newton Large, 3. Herbert Manuel.

Grade 9. sr.-1. Mary MacKay, 2.

Jean MacKay, 3. Frances Reny,

Grade 9. Jr,-1. Fred Seaman, 2.

Marion MacLeod, 3. Allie Macleod.

Grade 8.-1, Eleanor Campbell, 2.

Lorne Bonnell, 3, sam Robinson.

Grade 8.-1. William McLaren, 2.

Beth McLll.ine, 3. Beryl DeBlois.

Grade 8.-1. Robert Forsythe, 2.

Bill I-line, 3. Phyllis Macleod. ‘ Grade 7.-1. Margaret Fry, 2. =.

EY E S I G H T EXAMIHATIUH

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MEAT LOAF, lb. -

COOKED HAM 4 Lb.

Cooked CORN BEEF, Sliced, lb. -

SAUSAGE Fresh Made, lb. - -.

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Fresh ~ SALMON, Lh. - -

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HAl.lllU'r, lb. _ _ _ 2113

Clark’s

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Also Fresh Beef, Lamb and ,Jertenin Caramel qt O

Veal Sho Butterscotch : _ '

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Land-o-Lake ' _ _ PEARS No. 2 Squat Tin, 2 Tins " "" "' 7" _ New Glenwood Clmlee 11|; CABBAGE, 2 ills, _ PEACHES, sliced, N0. 2 Squat. Each - - -

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ADISH, 2 bunches

SILVER STAR

MOTOR OIL

Gal. 2 Gal. 4 G,\1_

85|: $1.45 $2.79

Graham Batt, 3. Bill Porter.

Grade 7.-1. Anne Saddler, 2.

Forrest Ford, 3. Alexander Large.

Grade 6.-1. Jack Burgem, 2.

Mary Acorn, 3. Allison MacKinnon.

Grade 6.-1. Ruth Tarblish, 2.

Ben Williams, 3. Joan Williams and Billie Bourke. .

Grade 5.-l. Philip Hardy, 2.

Edith MacKay, 3. Merle Luck.

Grade 4-1. Catherine Mac-

Fiechern, 2. Robert MacLeod, 3. Joan MacKinnon, James Palmer.

Grade 3.-l. Sheila Morris, 2.

Joan Large, Elizabeth Martin, 3. Donnie Macdonald.

Grade 2.-1. Jean Robinson 2.

Kenneth Yeo, 3, John Lacusta.

Grade 1.-1. Garth Crockett, 2.

David MacEachern, 3. Elizabeth Lantz, Elaine Bourke. <

QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL

Honor Roll for May: Grade X-1. Laurier McKinnon:

2. David McTztgue; 3. Frank Gal- isnt.

Grade IX-l. Arthur Arsenault;

2. Percy Landrigan; 3. Elmer Gal- lant.

Grade IX-1. Ferdinand Rogers;

2. Everett McKinnon; 3. Peter LeClair.

Grade VIII-1. Emmet Martin; _ _ _.___

KEll0GG’S

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“Thcre's no full and bother around the kitchen when l serve Kellog¢’s- No P0!! Mid pans io clean. Just pour on milk or crean-(and lhey’ro ready lo est.”

Every one likes the crisp,

tempting goodness of Kel- ]ogg’s. Serve them at any time of the day.

Kellogg's are sold by all

gl-oeers. One of the biggest values you can buy. Mldo and guaranteed _ _ _ by Kellogg in ' "`

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CLEAN FALSE TEETH- GET RID 0F STAIHS

New Buy Way-No Brushing

Ster\»Kl¢en. amazing new dllcnvary, re-

moves blackout stains. tarnish, tartar like magic. Just put false teeth or hrldzn ln I Elan of water and add Stern-Kleen powder. No messy brushing. Recommended by den- tists-nnnroverl by Good Housekeeping. At all drugzisls. liloney back ll not delighted.

2. Elzear Peters; 3. Bernard Mc- Gabe.

Grade VIII-1. Philip Steele; 2.

Frank Gallant; 3. Elmer Shep- hard. '

Grade VII-l. James Kelly; 2.

Angus Macdonald; 3. Elmer Camp- bell.

Grade VI-1. Don Macdonald; 2.

Anthony Martin; 3. Gerrard Roach and Maurice Goodwin.

Grade VI-l. Carl McKenna: 2.

Elton McCallum; 3, Earl Quinn.

Grade V-1. Dominic MacDon-

ald; 2. Frank Strain; 2. Merrill Walsh.

Grade V-1. Edwin Steele; 2.

Melvin Richard; 3. Roland Mac- Glllivray.

Grade IV-1. Wing Wong: 2.

Lorne Macdonald and Jack Mur- naglian; 3. Earl Nicholson.

Grade IV-1. Allan Noonan; 2.

Billie Hennessey; 3. Wilfred Burke.

Grade IlI~1. vincent Nicholson:

2. Francis Gormley; 8. Walter Duffy.

Grade III-l. Ivan Dowling; 2.

Tom Flynn; 3. Carl Bradley.

Grade II-1. Earl Clarkin; 2.

Augustus Savldant; 3. Richard 0'- Brlcn. -

Grade I-1. Billie Hennessey; 2.

Jimmie Burns; 3. Joseph Holger and Wendell Byers.

Grade I-1. Wendell Bevan; 2.

Fred Coyle and Fred Malone; 3. Allred llennessey and Philip Mur- phy.

Grade I-1. Bennett MacDonald;

2. Urban Wedge; 3. Kler Gulndon.

In Memoriam

MR. JOIN P. MORRIS

In the early hours of Ascension

Tllursday morning, May 8, John P. Morris died at his home in Donald- ston. He had been suffering for the past three years with a serious heart condition which suddenly proved fatal.

His death brought genuine sor-

row to his many friends. especially to the people of Donaldston and the neighboring districts, among whom Jack-as he was famlllarly known -had passed his sixty-eight years. He had devoted himself always to his home and to his family, and in these interests he was occupied to the end. He loved his home, and all

wllo_l_ql_ew_li_fm_wi1_l__remember him

for his hearty hospitality. He was s. member of Tracadle Parish. and with his passing goes one of _Trac- adie’s faithful parishioners.

He leaves to moum a sorrowing

wife; four daughters, Mrs. Hugh Trainer ot Glenflnnan; Mae, Fran- ces and Evelyn Morris; one half- blother, Patrick Morris of the Royal Canadian Mounted Pol'ce ln Char- lottetown; and two step-sons, Fred and James Lynch, the former a Jesuit in Kingston. Ont.. and the latter a teacher in Montague. His two brothers, Dr. Dan and James Morris. and his sister, Mrs. Andrew Gillis, predeceased him. _

The funeral was held at 'Pracadle

on May 8. Msgr. MacDonald. the parish priest, was the celebrant at the Requiem High Mass. The Mass wus sung by one of John's life-long friends, Mr. James Campbell, and his son. Lawrence Campbell. Albert Bfanchard played the organ. The pall bearers were immediate negh- bours and close friends of the fam-

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Theodore Ellis, John Bowlaxl Leo ard Court, Frederick Court al

Chnrles Rowe

All friends extend sincere sy

uathy to his family in their eavement; and their sincere p

er for John is, "God rest his soul

Eastern Guardiar

Charlottetown Guardian may handed to their Rept. Archie H Phone 47, or left at H. J. Ma Drug Store, Montague.

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SERVICE. MONTAGUE. Prom; and efflc’ent service at all tlmel Johnny MacKenzie. L-1025-6-l-4

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