Thanking you,

ROOKY POINT FERRY

Commencing Sunday, June 29th, and continuing until further notice, Ferry "Fairvfeiv" will run between Charlottetown and Rocky’

Point as follows:

Leaves Charlottetown \ Leaves Rocky Point

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mill/Ill"! TAXI. Phone 525. CBASWELI. for Pbotographa

howaan MeINNIS’ ﬁtted Footwear at 175 Queen Street.

‘l OONFEDERATION LIFE lN-

Daily Sunday Daily Sunday I m0 AM. 9.30 A.M. 8.00 AM. 10.00 AM. S""_‘"°" , 8:30 AM. 12:45 P.M. 9:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. as‘ YOUR. si-mvicii: Arnlast 9:30 AM. 2:00 P.M. 10:00 AAA. Coal Compny, phone 349g, ":00 AM. 3:00 P.M. ":30 A. . : . . ‘M . m0 m. 4.00 P.M. 2=0o m. ~ 4.30 P.M. spljﬁfﬁf§ ,,T,.*g,{1'=:,;,-;,g,°;,;l;.=,- 2:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. Store. 3:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 9100 P:M. —f—- 45° PM 5=°° PM ..i1'§l»?$.".lili i? 5.125523‘ Si.‘ .21‘. 513° P-M- 610° P-M- and installment Civic taxes if not 6.30 P.M. 7:00 P.M. paid by June so, 104i. Saturday Night Only-— ‘riin smea- reason for boys Leaves Charlottetown 11:00 P: . a‘ l” “lfilvfj-‘LA- 3319a“; llmflﬂnd Leaves Rocky Point . . . . .. 11:15 m. | J3’; l} B§y§°';n§°§eave"§n “j:

No motor vehicles will be carried on the ferry boat if more, than three hundred passengers are to be carried. Not more thanl PENGIL

three hundred and fifty passengers will be carried on any trip. G. H. HARBOUR,

Minister of Public Works and Highways

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S. & S. Important > Announcement

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. l. Roy Holman, McLure Building, Charlottetown, Provincial Representative for Prince Edward island

Our Company was established 'n i835 and is now repre sented in every Province of Canada We respectfully solic-i a shore of your Fire Insurance business The S. 8i S in- surance Company is l(YJ% Canadian. it is lL-ancially sound rates attractive on select risks.

See Mr. Holman er his Ageiih before piaeieg q farth- i er Fire Insurance

TNE STANSTEAO 8i SNERBROOKE lNSlIRANOE OOMPANY

Heed Office: Siierbrooiie, Quebec. l

~ Provincial Office: McLure Bldg, Charlottetown.

l\‘"1i“'i"iousi:s viaiiicn sv iiii iiiiiiiciii iiuvcii

‘iiigimi Bash Prices Plltl - ' CALL _ oiiiiiioiisioviii IIOTEI.

9.30 ferry on July 7. SIIARPENERS. new =stock just arrived. Hermanns Book {and Novelty Store. now called ls- iland Book Room, 142 Great George ‘Street, '

l MuDONALD - ROWE WOOD-- 'WORKING C0" and L. M. Poole dz Co.. will be closed all day Monday and Tuesday, June 30th and July

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ASKS FOB. WIFE BY POTATO BAG-The following clipping was sent to Major Molvutt" by Gordon Taylor who was a war guest in the McNutt home and is kindly rein- embered. Gordon is norw working as ,a student teacher in one of the IJunior Boys’ school; in Portsmouth until September when he leaves for a traiining college in Manchester for two years. In a sack of Canad- iaui potatoes a Cardiff firm of i-m- portai-s found this note from Mr. ....... .. a farmer. of Burling- ton, Prince Edward Island: "Wanted. a nice wife. seed 40 to 50. Lots of money. good place to live, a good farm. Please answer. or if male. pass note on" A retailer who bought iihe consignment la offering the chance to his women customers. —-(Fl'om "Daily Graphic" of Lolli- don. England.)

THE KIRK OI‘ ST. JAMES. - Morhiag and Evening Worship at the Kirk tomorrow will be conduct- ed by the Miinister, the Reverend T. H. Buaeeli Samara. M. A.. S.'I‘.M., who will also preach the Sermons. . in the Momlng or) “Tlhc Mastery 01 ' our Fours", and in the Evening on i"The Ch-Luoh of Tomorrow”. the concluding sermon in a series of lﬂve on "Tlhe Meaning of Protect-

l antism Today." The Ghuwh Omn-

tiat, Mia; E, Lillian McKendie, Mae. Bach will direct the music which will include a Soprano Solo by Mira. Cordon W. Stewart at the Morning ﬂarvice. - “Sheep and Lamba". (Healer) and the Anthem. "Bong pd Peace" Sibelius; and at Evening Worship a Soprano Solo by Mine Barbara Roles-e. "One Sweetly Sol- emn Thought" (Aabioeei. The l Uhuroh School meete at 10 o'clock ta the Manning for the last time until September.

Ph0ne'l7li

lately thereafter.

Oompetnt lnzliranoo Service

HAVE A TALK WITH

MORTON DEW

Eastern Trust lldg.

CIVIC TAXES. - If second in- stalliment City of Charlottetown taxes is not paid on or before June 30, then all remaining installments becomes due and payable immed-

NATIONAI. PARK summer bus run, Charlottetown- Delvay -Stan- hupe-Brackley-Cavendish to Sum- rnerside begins Friday morning, June 27th, daily including Sunday, leaving Charlottetown 0.45 AM. Returning via same route leaving Summerside 5.10 P.M. arriving Charlottetown 8.10 P.M.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND Servic- es for tihe parish of New London Sunday, June 29th. 11.00 Morning Prayer, 5t. Mark's Church. Ken- sington. 2.30 Evening Prayer. St. Thomas, New London. 7.30 Evening Prayer St Stephens, Burlington. Church School one hour before ser- vice in each place. Rev. D .15. Noel. Rector. Mr. T. C. ‘llhornas. M. A.. of India. will be the special speaker at each service.

Personals

Ptrii-nds will regret to learn that Mr, JOC Camnbell has entered the P r: I iii-spite! for Rn vira- iion.

In Memorlam

MR. NEIL THOMAS

A very deep gloom was cast over Augustine Cove and surrounding districts on April 21st, 1947, iuhen it was learned that one of its eld- est, and most respected citizens had passed on to his Eternal Reward. Although not in the best of health for some time death came without any warning, and on the above mentioned dateihis spirit winged its way to God. The late Mr. Thomas was born on October 22nd.1868. and. was the son of iihe late Philip Thom-as and Rachael Lefurgey. Mr. Thomas was a man that was loved by both young and old and all the little children iorvad to be in his company because he was always cheerful and of a loving nature. At the age of twenty-one years he wont to Sorrierville, Mesa, where he learned the carpenter trade. He than returned to Augustine Cove again where he resided until his death,

In his last days he was tenderly cared for by hls eorudin who waited on him till the last. I-Iia funeral which took place on April 22nd f-rorrri ‘the home of Mr. Kenneth Cameron wea largely attended and the large number who attended hie funeral show in what respect the deceased was held.

The pallbearers were friends and neighbours of the deceased. Messrlk Iirank y, Marshal Thomas. Charles Miiiiaari. Fred Leard,

Harry MacFarlane. and Life Clark. Interment was in Tryon United Cemetery.‘ Sleep on deer Nell arid taire your rﬂt we all loved you. but God loved Yul] DUO. v

Charlottetown

THE ‘ WN GUARDIAN

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BEATON’S WHOLESALE DRY onnns s. T. GREEN a no. ‘ J. c. MONTGOMERY

P. w. iuiiiiiaii

i The Central Guardian

CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN TAXES. — Jung 30 is the ﬁnal‘ date for payment of second install» ment City taxes.

ST. PAUL'S Anglican Church! Sunday, June 29th, 1947. Fourth Sunday after Trinity. 8.30 a.m., Holy Communion; 11.00 a.m.. Morning Prayer and Sermon, sub- l ject: ."Divine Patriotism"; 7.00 pm. Evening Prayer and Ser- mon. Preacher. Rev. S. J. Dav- ies, B.A.. Rector of St. John's Church. Milton. The morning ser- vice will be broadcast over Radio Station C.F.C.Y. Everybody wel- come.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of Miss Jean Bradley was held yesterday morning-from her late residence. Hawthorne Avenue, to St. Damian's Basilica whore Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Monsignor Maurice MacDonald who also conducted services at the grave The pail-bearers were: Wil- liam whvutley, Wilfred Hslirnes. Ivan Darrah. Thomas Bradley. Robert E. Bradley and Maurice Cahill. Interment took place in

l the Catholic Cemetery.

NAME OMITTED - In repo;t- ing the pupils recital of the Char- iottctown School of Muslc. the name ai Miss Oliviene McLean was omitted. Miss McLean played most acceptably Debussy’: "Clair d! Lune" Iii the pass list of the Mt. Allison exams, Laura Doreen Wood's name did not appﬁar She. however obtained honors in grade 4. piano. l

Mnresido-Oallheck wsiiiiiiig i

On Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 pm. an unusually pretty wedding took place in Trinity United Church, Charlottetown when the Reverend TE. MacLcnnan. solem- nised the marriage which was a double ring ceremony of Miss Elza- beth Adele Callbeck. younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott Callbeclc of Charlottetown. formerly of Central Bedequie, to Mr. Jan-hes William Moreslde. only slm of Mr. and Mire. P. B. Moreslde, Charlottetown. Tlhc ﬂoral decor- ations in the church were very

smrsoirs

Agency Cr. Order Office will be closed all day

Monday. June 30th

And Dominion Day I Tuesday. July let

beautifully arranged, under the supervision of Mrs. N. Anderson, who used quantities of white flow-

lers, accented by pink ribbon bows

and a. background of potted Boston Swor ferns. The guest-pews were marked with silver and white rib- bon bows in which were placed clusters of lily-of-the-valley.

Given in marriage by her fatiher

the attractive young bride was gowned in ivory blush satin, made entrain. with fitted bodice, Peter Pan collar and long pointed sleeves. l-ler veil of embroidered silk tulle fell from a head-dress fashioned in oa/p effect with orange blossoms and terminated in a long train. She carried a shower bouquet of red American Beauty roses and bmivardia and wore the gift of the bridegroom, a Gruen wristwatch. ' Her bridesmaid Miss Marion MaeMurdo, North Bedeque-Woroa gowirrnf pink taffeta, fashioned with the upper bodice of pink net, puff‘ sleeves and bustle back with headdress of frilled white net and pink ribbon trim, in bandeau de- sign and carried a sheaf of yelloiw roses.

Mir. Amold Callback. brother of the bride. was best maxi. and the ushers were Messrs. lvo Cudmore, Charlottetown and Vvsldron Auld. Fr town.

ofessnr A. Roy Kendall. chiurciit organist played the wedding music and the soloist. Miss Pauline Sim- imons. sang "Because".

For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Callbeck wore an ensemble o! Navy blue with gallant blue trim and matching accessories. The bride- groom‘; mother we're a gown of grey crepe with coral hat and fox cape. Both wore corsages of red "Better Times" roses.

Immediately following the ccie- mony the wedding reception was held at the Charlottetown Hotel when tihc toast to tihe bride was proposed by Rev. T.E. MacLennan and the reply was made by the bridegroom, The table was taste- fully anranged with spring flowers and lighted tapers, centered with the ureddinig cake which was topped by a miniature bride and bride- QTOOITL ,

While the guests were being re- ceived Miss Simmons sang “O Per- fect Love" accompanied by Pro- fessor Kendall. and, during the dinner hour, Ding Connolly was the pianist.

Mr. and Mrs. Moreslde left for a honeymoon trip to r. United Slates and on their urn will re- side in Charlottetown until the

SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT

The following Wholesalers intend closing all day, Monday, in order to give their Staffs a A much needed» rest and the benefit of the long week-end holiday made possible by Tuesday -Dominion Day-being a public holiday. We will be closed from Saturday at noon until

Wednesday ‘morning.

The kind co-operation of the retail merchants by ordering their requirements early will , be most helpful ‘and much appreciated.

Full term at Dalhoissie University WWII-l. Whm Mr. Momside intends ""3188 on hie final medicine. For travelling the bride|

dark accesoricg and a yellow roses,

AFHQBE "l" oub-of-town gum Was-Mir. William csiibax, Gnu‘! -

year in

cornered

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JULY lst-DOMINION DAY-and WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd.

CHARLOTTETOWN mace-stoma

ATTENTION PARENTS! SllM-MER is the DANGEROUS SEASON

were a grey gabardlin suit, an Bed M" blouse. beige sire; hat wwith bridgllig. gnmlmm ‘M l“ - omoo-Qeo-Qeo-Qo

STORE OLOSEll

Our store will be closed MONDAY, JUNE 30, TUESDAY,

HARRY A. MaoIIOIIGALL

BETTER MEN'S WEAR PHONE i230

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_for INFANTILE PARALYSIS PRECAUTIONS T0 TAKE

KILL. FLIEB-Screen the houie and outside toilets agaism "i"- UIO fly litilyi around house and barns. Keep fliea and other insects away from food, diahea and cooking utensils. Keep food covered. Keep garbage covered. This also appliea to restaurants and aliopa which handle food. Don't tolerate ANY FLIES around your place-THEY MAY Bl,‘ Alenmng 0F INFANTILE PARALYIS. C

IIAVII SAFE MILK and DRINKING WATER-Milli ghqﬂ“ be pasteurized or boiled.

WASH RAW FRUITS and VEGETABLES-before eating. AVOID NEW CONTACTS-Avoid all crowds, especially h- doors. Do not take children ks theatres, on trains, buaaa, crowded boats and beaches or any place they will mingle with strangers.

DON'T GET OVERTIII-ED-Fatlgue from too strenuous play, lwlmﬂlllll. late hours, eto., makes you an easier victim to attack by polio.

AVOID CIIILLING—Don't atay long in very cold water. Don't swim when overheated. ' l

AVOID SWIMMING IN POOLS AND SWIMMING IIOLBG-_ Do not swim in polluted waters.

zlifofh sfiEAN-Wash hnrids before eating and after going

e . INFANTILE PARALYSIS attacks fevr people. I-Ialf of those who get it recover without crippling. Many others with proper care recover with little permanent deformity.

HEALTH DIVIIION

DEPARTMENT 0F IIEALTII AND WELFARE Prince Edward Island

pital invites Applications from Men and Women who ore interested in becoming Nurses and who hold a Grade ll Pro- vincial Certificate. ,

ing, which includes affiliation with other Hospitals. dents are paid an adequate allowance during their entire period of training.

Nurses Examinations.

rificate, therrore several vacancies on the Mole and Female Attendant Staffs. '

Aides.

Nova Scotia Hospital, Dartmouth, N. S.

WANTED

The loard of Commissioners of the Nova Scotia Hoa-

Students receive both Psychiatric and General Train- Stu-

Graduotes are qualified to write their Registered

For those who do net hold a Grade ll Provincial Cor-

Attendonts receive o Course of Training as Nereee’

Please apply to the Secretary, leerd of Commissioners.