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vTl-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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troop sans‘.

rllulls. - rm. - slr. and non. 59c

First Grade ORMMGRY BUTTER —l.-. Red Rive l l

TOMATOES — Lb.

N . 1 Breakfast ricou, machine sliced -‘ Lb. 63C

lAMB, BEEF, PORK, CHlCKiN AND FOWL IN STOCK

YJORXNGES -4 doz.

' 'r So , "°"“'""‘ “' °' o. rnl-zsll rnonucs

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4Bars B lk D t , jfifod,

"5 1.2 m stung , Dmd Applu’ 4 lbs‘ "Loo Culkes, Carrots, Bunch Beets

“fa m Celery, Leaf Lettuce, Head

:00 Lettuce, Cauliflower, Potatoes, 1

Green Peas, 8 t|ns.... .00 Dessert Pears. ‘ """-"-°° , Red Eating Apples, doz. ..4s.= Walnuts, % lb" ""23 Ripe Bananas, lb. ..21c bog c Baker's Cocoanut, long - STRAWBERRIIIES ‘EXPECTED Lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..55c TODAY Gash & Barry Stores lllt. Edward Heights I81 Gt. George St. Mdtliell Phone ‘lee-w. Deliver 0.0.0. Phone 1191-:

BEIITRAI. Glilllllllll

This oolulnn ta reserved (or anva o! local interact. but advertiatag oi a new” nature ma! be inserted at (iva eenta a word, eta-totly pi)- ahle tn advance.

COOKS tor photographs.

CONFIDBBATION LIFE m. BUEANCE.

NORTHERN ELIKJTRIC WASH- ERS now at Toonl-bs Music Store.

NI.‘ YOU! SERVICE-Ararat Coal Company. Phone 2498.

HOWARD MacINNIS Fitted Footwear at 175 Queen Street.

SMALL WEAR DEPT. 1st FLOOR

4 oz. skeins Knitting Wool.

Reg. $1.60—For This is real value-many colours to choose from-Red, white, rose and dark yellow. Reg. $1.60 for 4 oz. skein—

Now clearing at 1-2 price . Cotton Elastic-white only-

5yardsfor....... . . . . . An assortment of buttons worth up to 50c-- 1 5 Reduced to clear at . . . . . . . . . .. Per Card C An assortment of Bone Hairpins- 5 Clearing at .. . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Cards for

t0 PER CENT DISCOUNT on W91’! stock garment in our shop. éuZtMacPherson so Son. Queen

ELECTRIC RANGETTES. 51W“- Iwns. ‘Masters, Clocks. Razors. Highest quality. Tbomlbs Music Store.

crvrc rrsxns -- June 30th ls

tlnal date for payment o! second

tfilieallmenli C"! o! Charlottetown s.

JUST ARRIVED. -_. ll§gng Qf Women's and Misses spun Dresses

>2~...ao-eea_a.oe.o--o

5i $4.96. Kennedy's Ladies’ Wear. ma... LINEN DEPARTMENT special made-to-meaeure orders for

James Bros.

A MEETING or the Pensioners Association will be held 1n the

Scotch Lace Table Cloths-

Reg. $7.50 value-Clearing at

MUSTARD

Veterans Room, Canadian National

'- Railways at 12.30 P. M. Saturday,

Woven Bedspreads in cream ground with attractive rainbow

25th. J. M. Marley. Secretary.

Pursue ussrmss

NORTH RUSTICO HAIL-Thursday, June 28

VERNON RIVER HALL-Friday. June 24

MEETINGS START 8:4!

Addresses by Liberal Candidates .1. Lester Douglas

and Cecil Miller. Also other speakers.

BIG GUNS SCRAPPED

H, Germany, June 19¢! in the German

iil guns built, at the Krupp war raltar-

"V"? “"8 - Interest at the Rev. Myron o. Brown. pm»: or rate of ‘A% per month will be the United Baptist Church, Wood-

plant in Essen. One was used in new gm Union no“; sfl-vlcu siege oi prep“; l-(APJ-I-Iitlers two "Big Ber- Sevastopol in the Crimea. and the no“ Friday, 24th, at, g p_ M_ and tins" o! the second World War other had been held in reserve for gt. Umqn Rom Sgturdgy evmln; lrebeing scrapped. Hitler ordered a contemplated attack on Gib- lute“ or Thurgdgy g5 announce‘;

stripes. SOxIOO. Reg. $5.50. Clearing at . . . . . . . . .. Each

Three Specials in Towels-These are white with colored bor- ders and stripes. Size 17x34.

Pair . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . Size 18x36 Size 22x42

.,,.. ______ ,_ 69o 1.00 PRINT CO1TO'NS—30 patterns to choose from. Reg. up to 59c. Special for this sale-

Yard . . . . . . . . . . . . i

APPOINTED PRINCIPAL —

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chargecl on City of Charlottetown second installment o! taxes i1 not 'p§1}l,3¢'jpl;j"s°€e$¢ aijxjiééedgfig? PM“ by "I" 3W“ tist Bible Training School. Mono- ton. the newest project o1’ the A MIBSIONARY RALLY °l the United Baptist convention at the Try°n_‘s°nshaw Balm“ Paismn-lf’ Maritime Provinces. This appoint- gm“: 29% m ‘Riflfiygn Balm“ ment ‘was made at the meeting oi M’ a 09c 105k “g egg “gun”; 2L?!‘- the board o! directors o! the Mat“. Cmie P}; '55 School at Moncton last Thursday. - "Y Y W°1°°m°- but was not made public until it was iirst announced to Mr. Brill- Mygig’ £20235; Minx‘ tom's Church at Woodstock. Sun- zfim U,“ n A M Crosxga 3mg day. Mr. Brinton is one o! the r M Alexandra sis P M aNbte “S” “M” “d m“ highly m‘ chm}, m time ofservifle "t Me pected ministers ot the Maritimes. and}: L“ Byron Ho in?’ mun" He is popular as a preacher. direc- ' w ' ' tor o! Young People's carnrps. and ‘ - Young People's work generally. He

OOVEHEAD _ UNION no“) was president ot the convention oi United Church Services rol- Burr: ‘hi, “mi?” ffjfmm‘ 1%,? day. June corn, are: West cove- ii“ Pr“: f; °C t“ ,°,°‘g’°“ l‘ head 11 s. M. Covehead Road a 5mm“ ‘i ° 5“ ‘m’ °“"°“'

a M_ Umon m“ 73° R .M_ The tion in 1946. Mr. Brinton has held Summer“ o, our Lon“ supper pastorates at Springfield and Cen-

tral Churcil, Halifax. in Nova Sco- wlll be dispensed at. the West Cove- m’ “yon. REL and campbem

ton and his present church at Woodstock in New Brunswick. He has had a remarkable ministry o!

HOUSE FURNISHINGS

White all wool Blankets with candy stripe borders. Size 64x 84-6 lbs. to the pair—Summer clearance from a a a I

$14.50—Going at .. Per Pair

Frilled Curtains-Reg. $4.25.

Special at ..

20 Pair ivory Frilled Curtains 45"x81" lonkg-Mediurn sized lf ts, 'i'll f 'nch frills and tie bac s. se spo wl our i

tor-y Service at West Cove-

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logo W?“

d s ted will‘ W » with ti“ U" m w“ mjpurcs. o! Prime Minister 8t. Laurent who J u“: f m’ NGW ‘ Yiinldul you nuke "Plhwmg ‘iliirwisurlueriirioua. 4mm w "i": wbetweealsyen 1nd orgasms: had no connection with WWW! M GFQOW“\“J’M'§°_°,,,M fir, m. ha“. i Swiirnins- “lck-mlsxlylbir delisllfi“ ,"-}“l§"iil'lli' s Ta tienkDgciisiare with roam‘ ‘mm zgluulzw “n” h‘ w“ “n” 6° ya" of Mrs. Davis M0111“. 891614959» ' "W." ' t F ' 0* " ' . ' id . Miss Anna tevenson. "Ifjfiliiiiiyb-sk d“ ‘m: ‘yorifselr ylrhgou: §° PM; grew swf““°_” a; , double boile- The Fisheries Federation in- min}?! “Wm ma,‘ mam, _ in‘: of Swilflll" 0;“ bee: hi! sylifmfilla u PM Irina‘ c°',“b'§e..l:umionbeeren '55," $3; “at”, bghxiwlfix; 3,3‘? "l-ceeplng the Lord's new hymns b. in rum", k emwlrhout! "F" w, cupi M“ l" “PM 5 sln-Wmi, m, W‘ F,“ I , m; —--—-————-—-——-—-- POW M two. t e W‘ "P" h“! cqtli Syhand or elecrrls? "is"? pee _ $.- biz: kivixinlstafijiiazpnrai oan Tllilstra-

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. bout 7 nunu"! “ - k1 bee: l -- - - 4' nuermmfm l“ ‘ {mm hcli- m‘ 7 j ' g atialrs i’ this country. "M" f M“ M, . "Warren: I'}f,;'j,,‘.‘,',‘“‘§5l-." lintdb°iggln o‘ iiifiii. 5 droPl °l 2a b“ co mm ‘ Domlriion-Provincial - ‘ " n‘; - memaroynloo , ’ awary i '"-':':.~.r:r.‘;:: .... a» i...» ‘ ::.*'“:::.::.:%‘ "sse; =-=~ M - k , V I ‘ two In“: (we mndmklevei measure ‘vuflwuug S Trans - Canada highway. better God _y you were auiiering "l"“'Sw,,,-,..., ', Bu," "hymn W" / mo“ ‘ roads, Wood Islands-Caribou sarv- The Itlll were hard to climb I ‘,",,‘“¢l’,,,..lr.=a mks 1°“! h n, a glcltl ice, and better mail service ior so he eloaarl your wens eyelid: I'll"! '" Kingh were among the subjects ably and whispered peaoe be thine.

‘ eluminl- 5P'°,’:_ ,5" bekins WV“ 1 w, vanllll ' . 4 u; will“!

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i . . I y m — l l mud bonam f swlmlllle- I MP9!“ u“ for a l v c“? m“ 3°“ _ Pout tau“ “will bout 2a | “M 0P 0 bowl and bears: n ‘C1,?! Pnztyvbaifi lam‘ b“

over hot waretdl‘ ‘ll mixture $1" n n

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eight years in Woodstock. during s eciul Per Pa“ B,“ The,“ A_ wuson. Mjnlster- which he has receiveg oyier bliiiil) “P H _ ~- - -- - ~ - ~ - ~ - ~ - - - - - ' ~ - ~~ . rrrxraslrzlli.:;n.zr.szs My *-~~=<>~=~*~+>==— 1 19 ,. . Parr . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... I

the church budget tram $7.000 to $17,500. Mr. Brirlton has his BJl. from Acadia University and B.D. trom Rochester Divinity School. He was born in 5t. Crolx Cove, Annapolis County, NS. and is the son of Mrs. Brlnton and the late Capt. Heber Brlnton.

' Personals

Mr. Mrs. Dorranoo C. I-Ieadley o! Aliston. Mesa, are vis- itirg Mrs. I-Ieadlay‘: sister. Miss Ida. M. Seller, 244 Kent Street.

Just received new paper "Lintoned" Drapes, 2 1-4 yds. long, 36" wide with valance. Wide choice of colors and 1 1 9 designs. For the week-end only . . . . . ..-. . . . Pair I

Also many other specials but quantities too small to advertise.

ADDITION AL ITEMS IN MOORE, C’ McLEOD’S

Gigantic Sale Opening Today

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MEN’S FURNISHINGS

20 pr. mensbroadcloth pyjamas, one of our best makes, tans, blues and wines. Sizes A, B and C. 4 . . . . . a

Regular $6.25 for Belts, real leather and wonderful val . Tongue buckle. Each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. An assortment of men's sport shirts, many shades, plain and fancy patterns, all sizes, small, medium, large, 3 regular up to $8.00 for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. n95 s LADIES LINGERIE

Ladies’ Pyjamas in midriff and butcher boy style. Size small

l.B l .R l $4.95,

Clearing at Children's panties-cotton and eeanuckar. Sizes 2 to 8.

Colors white and tea rose.

Clearing at

Children's pyjamas, flowered cotton. Sizes 8, 10, 12 only. Reg. $2.25. Special 1 Per pair at a lnfanits’ gcottonhvestz-l-tie beak st7yge. Sizes 3 months, 6 mont s, mont s an year. e9. c

For . . . . . . . . .

Girdles and corsets-discontinued lines by Nu-back and La-

long. Some very good buys at 1-2 price. A good aiisortment

of nylon and broadcloth brassieres. 1 . . . . . 1,. . I

Clearing at . . . . . .

llliiiiig'fll"'.f'."llfj '.". .’.".".".'.‘.’7'.’.'. . . ....._.. 1 .00 ll??? ilifipiilfifil‘? 111121.’? Sill‘. l‘??? ." .' 2.50 :::."::'.".::f.‘;f.:r.:.".:.*:ii‘.ii§" 69c * 89c Ladies’ Slack Suits in Alpine. Reg. $l6.95.andl

$17.95. Clearing at . . . . . . . .._.,._. . . . . . . Ladies’ printed cotton beach dresses. Sizes 12 to

18. Clearing at LADIES’ BASEMENT

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Cotton blouses — plain colours and prints. Reg. 1 I A

$1.95 quality. Clearing, each at ..,_._...,,_._..._.A..

Ladies’ rayon hose, light honey beige, colour sizes

8 l-2 to l0. A real bargain per pair at 6 Dozen only substandard nylon hose, 42 gauge in vqrinu; shades — sizes 9, 10,1011, l1.

Clearing per pair at ..

‘ Crepe and Lisle hose-allsizes-good shades-sub- 8 standands—9Bc pair, 2 pair for . .. . . . . . . .. ... 1 I 5 Women's Jersey Knit rayon slips, built up shoulders in col- ours pink and white—Sizes small, medium and

large. Regular $1.95. Special at .. . . . . . . . .. . 1:50

THREE

promises but that on the other hand when elected, he would serve n! m‘ 10rd."

Rousing Meeting 0t Conservatives ' Atllunda_s_llall l

Well war one hundred persons crowded the Bridgetown hall at Dundas. Kings County. on ‘nlesday night to hear that County's Pro- gressive Conservative candidate. John A. MacDonald o! Cerdiaan. speak on his party's policies today and what the Progressive Conserv- ative Party has to otter Canadians on June 71th next.

The candidate stressed the won- dertul privilege that is ours in hav-

candidate stressed. o! a new 80v-

men o! vision under a iorcetul and vigorous leader. as GeOTIB DIW-

Bed Bridge, Melvin McQiiaid oi Sourls and A. Walthen Gaudet o! Charlottetown.

All o1 the speakers said they were proud to associate themselves with John s. MacDonald and snake g1 his long record o! service rea y lo his native cpuntyup‘! Kihltxisnpilgg urged support or on 0 next in the interests o! the best

ti t Oti a lng the tree iranchlse and urged $12:tr35m??m%n$ nemffld his audience to study the policies m“, m, “be”, zqvggnmgnt‘ m‘ m‘ km" u“ “Mun” °x mm the next Parliament oi Canada. parties and to vote tor the party Mn John Benn“ o, Dunn, p3,, and the man who it is ielt will give slded ova. u“ meepmg as ch51” the bestfepéiasleniattlilonlat Ottawa mum tor King s. in: e ong recor ' 1 u d d d e m“. or public service o! George Drew, The m”? ' ‘m; wfg m: NT

siastlc rneetnl cosc a tormer mayor o! Guelph. thrice m“, “mam - Promier C‘!!! Onaripfisangélfw Isaa- tlonai Le er Y. I- M3, MacDonald compared same to that NEW GLASGOW w

stro ‘t! a jbhyilebber scrflPm ainlng ‘r5

gem ditionni films‘:

l l i l l" ‘it Miro-rho! on M I "w" “ 1 i i i

tion o! his inetperience in public

dealt with by Mr. MacDonald in

) his address in which he condemn- nmwlmd "7 5°“ n“

aadiwito Blondie and Family. __---——-—-4 ‘

IN MEMORIAM.

a?‘ "-'.a ,

ed some Liberals tor the deliberate lie being spread that Family Al- lowances will be stopped i! a P.C. government la elected on June

21th. . aahooda. id. such u] h. u u’ m In land and loving memory of my

ll insight into the ca bre ot those Mam", M“ Munr“ “nanny”

spreading game as all Canadians know the stand oi the Progressive rag‘ ""1"" ‘M! u" 3"" '3"

Conservatives on that eublaet today. A lay at remembrance. tee rad to recall '

The only ch le planned is that when 1:0 P. lax“ ted Ildihlll. week t It F m1! Oel W M0“. been a unilorm basin per child and T’: ':,°,‘,,'§‘,?,,“§}‘ a’ a?‘ 1' m" ‘Whig’ m‘ milk": ‘g One oi the beat God eoalel send a arger amaaarepenalae “hung...” {gum by having their allowances out in‘ A . accordance with the number at ‘my M; pa,‘ u, “m. children in till “mill. g ym nmgqyq- Qhgm gll my Illa, fly “MINI. '

.r;~.::'"°°"a::l“ was" y all t an or m- Intngly lemamberell bat sm- mned by He: Daughter Mar!-

x 1$'-§"—-

- a r riitmt...“ "$35k

salt in Kings. pointing out that he waa making no empty election

sung were “O Day oi’ Rest and Gladness, "Behold the Mountain bum _ Scripture reading gin?‘ of, ‘f,f,sff§n§§yh",,fe P? Psalm as "o Sabbath Rest By Gali-

“ ' lee" was rung by Rev. Mr. Gough. -= wowed o’ ..§=;:::.'.;::'".:::% in prayer. Minutes oi last meet-l ing were read and approved. Roi bMgm-Aliunlvfilcgfingr srpggafig call was answered by eight mem- Pig“, ‘Mummy, ML‘ o; mam- bers, two associate members and

p ' two visitors. 2i calls were made in

homes and six in hospital. Six Mrs. Gordon Laird and Ml-g,

cards were sent out and seven Andrews: Organist. Mrs. Foster bouquets o! flowers were sent lo Sellar; Study Book. Mrs. George

shut-ins. 9W8}!-

Temperance secretary gave a

reading “Her-aid". Mrs. Chalmers call to be answered by a verse Laird. read "You Have to Believe." scripture using the word "Teach". Thanks were received lrom Mr. Collection $2.16. Meeting closed Dewitt Brown Ior a. get well card. with the Mizpah Benediction, July appointments are: header: Li. Mrs. Blair Andrews; Missionary ~'I‘he mean distance tram eartli prayer, Miss Elsie Laird; Lunch. to the moon is 338,657 miles.

Place ct meeting lett open, lull