H JULY 31'. 1952
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ii. Mlllinery Business Opens Here Tomorrow
A new business of interest "to .1...-. lladics is opening in Chu- ottctcwn on Friday, August lat-
Tne millinery business formerly penud as the Laurette Millin- ry at 16334: Great George street it the Craswell studio building, ins been taken over by Mrs. Hilda
,, 3; e and will be operated inderllhh trade name of Hi-Style viiilineI)'-
The store has been renovated .mi redecorated and has a vow mart and up-to-date appearance. r, will open with an entire new took of the latest Fall milliriery
tylee.
Mrs. Bears is well and favour- bly known in Charlottetown and lciulty and her many friends are Iishlnl her every success in her IEIV business. An advertisement .ppears in todays issue announ- .m, the opening, and an invita- .ion to visit this new millinery tore is extended to all.
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The use of mirrors is very enc- ent. 'rhey were known in the early ,-on age, being mostly thin plates -1 polished metal.
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This column is reserved for news of local! interest, but advertising of a nevvsy nature may be Inserted at live cent: a word. atrietly pay- eble In advance.
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MRS. JOHNSTON! LADIES' WEAR. Clearance sale. coats, suite. dresses.
DIED IN N. H. 01 interest to many friends in this Province is the following article from a. New Hampshire newspaper Benjamin F. Fifield, 58, of 35 Carter Street. South Portland, died suddenly at Salmon Fails, N. H. He was born at Kingston, N. 11., Feb. 15, 1906, son of the late Franklin E. and Etta Martin Firield. He was educated there and attended Sanborn semi- nary. He was a veteran of World War 1 and a. former member of IOOF. He was employed by an oil company in New Hampshire ior many years, and at the time of his death was foreman of Howell st Watson Company in Dover. NH. Survivors include his widow, the former Margret M. Robertson. and a sister, Mrs. Lillian B. Johnson.
Beverly, Mass.
Iii-Style
ON FRIDAY
MILLINERY
I ANNOUNCEMENT and INVITATION
ANNOIINOINGN ' The 4 OPENING
of '
I-II-STYLE MILLINERY 163V: Great George St.
Formerly the Laurette Millinery Shop.
Under The Management of MRS. HILDA l. BEARS
Inviting You To Visit and See Our. Entire New Stock of FALL MILLINERY EVERY. STYLE - HI-STYLE
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PING AT
WE ALL DO, THAT IS VVHY YOU FIND YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE WHEN YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOP-
PlEliOE'S CASH & GARRY
PRIVATE SALE household lur- nlturo and effects. 51 Lower Hills- boro Street. l
DR. LAIDLAW will be absent from the Polyclinio until Septem- ber lst. i
DR. CARSON, on holiday.
CHARTER FLIOIITS To any point in Canada or the United Btates for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime Central Airwa Limited. 2001 or M0. ,
Chiropractor, is
our nanny for the big: show. fnmous Sunbeam Clipmasier and Shavemaster and grooming brush attachment. Rogers Hardware Co. Lid., Island distributors.
NORTII TRYON PRESBVTER- IAN CHURCH. - service August 4th, at 3 P. M. sacrament of the Lord's supper will be dispensed and dedication of Communion Table. Preparatory Service on Fri- day evening at ll o'clock. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Interim Moderator will be in charge of both services.
ENJOYABLE DANCE. - The regular Tennis Club dance was held on Monday evening at the clubhouse. which was rebuilt last year. A large crowd was in attend- ance to enjoy the pleasant sur- roundings, the cool breezes from the harbour, and the music of Les Alexander's Trio. -
DOCTOR IIONOURED - His many friends in this Province will
be pleased to learn that Dr. Malcolm Birt Dockerty, chief pathologist of the Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, Minnesota, at St. Mary's Hospital, has been ap- pointed proiessor of pathology by the University of Minnesota, in Minneapolis. This is one of the largest universities in the world, with an enrollment of around 25,- 000. This is a high honor in the medical world and reflects credit on this Province, as the Doctor was born on St. Peter's Road, Cardigan. Dr. Docherty was re- cently in Charlottetown after vis- iting. his widowed mother and brother Cyrus. It is of interest to mention that Mayo Clinic is now building an additional structure at an estimated cost of sixteen mil- lion dollars.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Doiron and daughter, Ethel, leit this morning for Preston, Ontario, where they will reside in the future.
Miss Marion Kennedy, Cam- bridge, Mass. is visiting in Ver- non River the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacMillan.
Miss Mary G. Chisholm of Bel- mont; Mass.. is spending her va- cation with her sister and broth- or-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest MacMilian, Vernon River.
Mrs. Catherine Brown. Worces- ter,'Mass.. is visiting relatives and friends on the Island. She is reg- istered at the Charlottetown Ho- tel. '
MILK mp - GRADE "A" OXYDOL - cans KNIFE DEAL CHICKEN, 1 PKG. loxvnon .......................... .. 39. I-''- 49c ;.9A.':eK.N":e. is meissamess mi steel with a bone han- 5"” I 1 d BACON "W "H5 cu5li'lnaEns' 2 Bunches I9: Lip, 39g RAMS" 2 For 29: W"''-'.'? 2 lunches I9: I'””” MAPLE LEAF ISLAND -;,g..E.E-A.N-s- WIENER5 HEAD LETTUCE Basket Cherries Lb. 42c , y 2 For 29c For Preserving KAM NEW LOW '
PRICE, TIN
39c
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NEW LOW
PRICE, TIN .............. ..
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cross ".4"
rowt. lb". Meplo Leaf sausaos. iii. Lynn Valley
Welohb
PEAS! 2 o o to I o a GRAPE Juice (large) 49:
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A PERFECT SUMMER DRINK
SUMMER BUDGET PUNCH
Largo Tin GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Quart Bottle of your Favorite GINGER ALE.
imv THIS FOR A neat; :mms'r QUENCHER.
Sunkist ORANGES. 2 dos. .. 57c
"tier euim; om illlentorrerowmuz.
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Home Economic courses Being Held
short courses in cooking and sewing are being sponsored by the Women's Institute, and began on Tuesday, July mo, and will flu- lsh Friday, August 1st. These courses are instructed by Miss Mary Robin, Supervisor of the P. E. 1. Women's Institute, Mrs. Ralph Manning, assistant Super- visor, and Miss Betty Daniels who is studying Home Economics at Acadia University.
The courses being held at the Vocational School for the Junior Club members to help prepare them for the Dominion Competi- tion held at the Royal Winter Fair, in Toronto.
A full andtintcresting program is scheduled for each day which begins at 9 am. and continues until approximately 9 p.m. The morning is mostly devoted to the practical side of sewing and cook- ing, and during the afternoons, talks. demonstrations and work projects are given. Talks are be- lng given on the 4-H Clubs by Mr. Stewart Wright, president at the Canadian Council of 4-H: clubs: on the Clothing Club Pro- ject for the Royal Winter Fair by Misses Helen Wright and Nita Thompson of Lower Montague: on the significance of .lunlor Club Work in P. E. I. and Canada by Mr. Morris Deacon. and on Food Club Projects for the Royal Win- ter Fair by Miss E. Holmes who attended the Royal Winter Fair last year.
There is a good representation; of Junior Club members emailed- and this is the third year that the courses have been undertaken.
"PRESCRIPTION SERVICE" Giggey's Pharmacy.
SOREL IN PORT-The C.G.S.v Sorel, Capt. Fontaine, is taking on: supplies at the Marine Wharf foil distribution to thc lighthouses and' radio stations on the south and west coasts of Newfoundland which are operated under the direction of the local Marine Of- fice. l
BRANT RETURNS-The C.G.S. Brant returned from the Magda- lene Islands yesterday where sup- plies were landed at the various lighthouses and radio stations. The steamer is now being loaded with the necessary stores for delivery to the various light stations on the North Side of the Island.
POLICE COURT-In the City Police Court yesterday morning before Magistrate K. M. Martin, one city oflcnder was sent to jail for ten days without option on a charge of drunk and incapable. For having liquor in his passes- sion in a place other than his res- idence, a city man was fined :20 and costs or 20 days.
SUMMER COURSES - Several summer school courses are being held at Notre Dame Academy, Charlottetown, this year. A num-
.THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
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size 42. white plain SL5?-SALE PRICE
ber of the Sisters of the Congre- gation of Notre Dame from the Maritime Provinces are in attend-i ance. Classes are being taught inzl Latin by Sister st. Mary Bixtus, B.A., Miscouche, hnd Sister St. Peter, B.A., Notre Dame Academy; Methods of Teaching by Sister St. John of Sienna, Principal of st. Mary's School, Kingston; Speech and Dramatic: by Sister st. Car- ola. M.A., St. Patrick's A ” Montreal; Liturgy by Reverend Thomas Macl..ellan, S. T. D., Dunstan's University.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of my dear Mother,
MRS. THOMAS NOONAN who passed away on July 31st. 1950.
In a lonely graveyard sleeping Where the trees their branches
WRVIE Lies our dear and dnrllng Mother In a cold and silent grave.
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Often we pause to think of you,
And think of how you died,
To think you could not say good- bye
Bofore you closed your eyes.
You were the dearest of Mothers, The kind not every child had And we all cherished and loved
you. My brother, sister and Dad.
Your thoughts were all so full of us You never would forget, And so we think that where you
ITO. You must be watching yet.
We often stop to listen. For your footsteps in the hall. It's sad to lino! that you're not there To greet us when we call.
sadly Missed by Her Daughter Florence. Son-in-Law Henry Blanchard and Grand. children, Carolle Anne, Terrill and Rosalind.
lie Tdlett or Capsules to Dissolve ; Sarnak is immediately ready to bring I soothing relief to Rheumatic, Arih-3 riiic or Neuritlc pain. Lumbngo, Bark- ', ache or Sciatica. Thousands relieve '
i')IIl(l)lb'VlillI Sarnakl every day. Do
's1.ss Ar All onuo STORES
Special Sale of substandards in Pillow Cases
hemmed. Reg. value 51-29
Special Sale of beautiful Bath Towels. White background with different colored stripes. Sizes 22 x 42. Reg. I IIUII-Q OIUII OCCICOCOO
These Sheets, Pillow Cases, Broadcloth and
value 32.50-
snsrrs - SHEETS -- SHEETS
Hundreds of Sheets go on Sale Thursday Morning, July 31st at 9:30 A. M. - All sul5- . standards. this flaws are so slight as to be hardly noticeable, will give iust as good wear as firsts. Hemstitched and plain hams. Finished sizes. Values to 510.00 per pair. The best values we have offered for years. '
B0 x,100. 68 x 100. '12 x 100. 72 X 100. 76 x 100. '16 x 100. 81 x 100. 81 x 100. 84 x 100. 84 x 100.
Approximate Sizes
Prlee each ........ .. 01.98 Price each ........ .. S235 Price each .......... ,, 02.98 Price cach . 03.25 Price each ............ .. S2498 Price cach ............ ., 03.25 Price mwh ,,,,,,,,,, ,. R238 Price each 153.25 & S3.50 Price each .......... ., S335 Price each .......... .. S350
Special Sale of White Broadcloth
and White Poplin.
36 in. wide. Very
fine material. Marvelous Values.
Reg. value we to 90: a yard.
SALE PRICE. on ya
Towels Go On Sale"
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Thursday Morningyat 9:30 a. m. ,Prowse Bros. Limited C
United Church Y. P. Hold Summer School
The annual summer school for United Church Young People con- cluded a successful ten-day term at the Berwick Campgrounds from July 22-30. Registration reached its peak on the week-end with a total enrolment of seventy-fire Young People coming from Nova Smile. New Brunswick und Princz Edward Islandl
The program of the school was built upon the purpose of the Young People's Union. which is. ”To Lead Young People inia Christian Fellowship and Active Church Membership, and Help Each to Know. Love and Serve God as revealed in Jesus Christ!
Thom giving leadership wore Rev. J. Elton David:-, dean direc- tor: Mrs. J. Elton Davldgc. camp mother, both of Snckville, N. FL: and the theme lecturer on Vic- lorious Faith, Rev. John Ball of
IN Memomam
In loving memory of Cpl. Law- rence J. Murray, who passed nwny July Ill, 1940.
We think of you in silence And oft repeat your name, What would we give to hear your
voice And see your face again.
Lovingly and family.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Willard Collinn, sturgeon, who passed away July Slat. 1049.
God only known how we miss him, in a home that in lonely yet, But the hearts that always loved
remembered by wife
Are the ohee that never forget.
Ever Remembered by Sisters and Brothern.
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FERRIES LIMITED.
Portland United Church of Saint John. N. B. The course on ad- ministration was given by Rev. John T. Stewart of Nnshwaaksls, N. B. The course on missions and world outreach was given by Rev. K. G. Sullivnn, Kentvllle, N. S. The course on recreation and cul- ture was I-"lven by Rev. W. E. F. Corkum, Snuris, P. E. 1., and the course on ciiizcnsliip and commun- iiy service was given by Rev. J. Parker Mntheson of Uppcr Slowi- acke, N. S. The Rev. George H. MacLcnn of New Glasgow acted as rcnlstrnr.
Those attending ihe school from this Province were Bob Frlzzell, Mildred Macl..eod, Gordon Jenkins, Lloyde Mulch. Mrs. John MacKny, Aletha Graham. Flora Graham, Bill Moase, Anna Maihoscn und Leah Pickering.
FISH EXPORT
Canada. exported 338,700,000 worth
of fish and fish products in the
first four months of this year com- pared with 538,100,000 last year.
near future.
Roliort E. Bradley
WELFARE OAREERS
OTTAWA - (CF) - A booklet outlining for Canadians the oppor- tunities tor a career in the field of social work has been published by the Labor Department. One of the series "Canadian occupations," the booklet is dis'g'ibuted through var-
,lous government agencies interest-
ed in vocational guidance.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
CHARLOTTETOWN FUNERAL HOME
Final arrangements are being completed for the opening of a new funeral service in Charlottetown.
Dignified. complete and modern service will So available at all times. '
Location and opening date will be announced in
i OIIARLOTTETOWII FUNERAL HOME
Joseph W. Mcltonna
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