g "1; 1954 “Novelty Fair" Is Successful

The Oharlotetown ' ‘ and Professional Women's Club held , very successful "Novelty Fair" an Tuesday evenlvg which aug- mented the Club's funds by a con- sideratble amount. This novel event was sponsored by the ways mu Means Committee of which Mrs. W. C. Hoyt is the chairman and is composed of the following members: Mrs. Robert Suther- land. Miss Rosa Bell. Mrs. frees Garrett and Mrs. Christine Ag- new. A feature of" the Fair was the

Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Chris Pickard, Miss Lillian Duchemin and Miss Isabel Storey as tho adept suc- tioneers. Miss Sybil Maclldillan was the lucky winner of the door -prize and Mrs. Marian Docken- dorif the special chair prize.

A beautiful sultana cake, made and donated by Mrs. Hoyt was auctioned in the “Big Ben" fash- ion and was equitably shared by the four fortunate winners-— Miss Mona Wilson, Mrs. W. H, V, Dunbar. Mrs. Marian Dockendorff and Miss Noreen Auld.

Delicious refreshments were served to conclude a most enjoy- able and profitable evening.

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HISTORIC POST

A trading post was established in 1178 on the Lake Ontario shore

auctioning of many useful articles donated by the members with

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GUARDIAN.

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COOK‘! for Perfect Pictures.

FISHING LICENSE at The Bike Shop.

“YOUII DOLLAR. BUY! Mon!- at the HUGHES DIIUG STOIIE.

DAKS TROUSERS — A new shipment from England in sizes 28 to 46. Exclusive with Hender- son do Cudmore.

EASTER MONDAY PLAY “The Honeymoon Is Over." Prince Ed- ward Theatre, April 19th.

SERVICE TO SICK. Dial 6131. Oantwclis Pharmacy, next to Gloria.

LADIES! Tailored-to-Measure suits and topcoats by House of Stone in Time for Easter. This week at Henderson 6: Cudmore.

CALF DEHOIINERS AND CLIP- MASTEIIS. get .the best, Sunbeam. The Rogers Hardware Company Limited.

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, Pyrene, the first choice. The Rogers Hard- ware Company Limited.

Russell Campbell, Indian River. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Freda to James Edward Devine, Charlottetown. Wedding to take place May lst., 1954.

POLICE COURT — In City Po- lice court yesterday morning be- fore Magistrate Martin two City men who had previously been charged with breaking and enter- ing were sent up to the Supreme Court. A drunk and incapable was fined :20 or 20 days; another was given 20 days in Jail and two more were fined 85 and costs or 6 days each.

SPLENDID RECORD — Jester’: Line. a Jersey heifer owned by

ENGAGEMENT _ Mr, and M;-s_|rol.led for training in the R.C.A.F.

FISHING LICENSE at The Bike Shop.

“WI TREAT Till: SICK WELL". Giggey'a Pharmacy. next Stewart's Bakery.

MEN! Made-to-Measure suits by Fashion Craft in Time for Easter, at Henderon do Cudmore.

IIMMTS TAXI — Dial 'l37ll 1370 or 5252.

KEROSENI-Z, Electric and Pro- pane Gas. Refrigerators. Bryenton and MacKay. »

ISLAND GRILL. Queen street Dial 5228. Serving full course din ners. Specializing Chinese dish.

REMEMBER. tonight's the night for lively songs and novelty acts, at Central Christian Hall, 8215 Admission 50 cents.

MENTS Th-ursday Svpeclal:—- Chilled tomato juice. liver and onions, rolls and butter, tea, coffee or milk, 55 cents.

JOINS AIR I-‘0llCE—I'lriends here will be interested to know that Miss Loma Martin has en-

and will leave soon for Saint John's, P.Q. At a surprise party recen-tly Miss Martin received a number .of dainty gifts from friends, and a. beautiful set or luggage from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Martin, Palmer Ap- artments.

MAGI.sTRA'I‘E's COURT — In Queen's County Magistrates Court yesterday before Magistrate Gil- bert A. Gaudet. a resident of Southport charged with assault was released on bail to appear on Saturday. A local restaurant own- or pleaded guilty to a charge un- der the Unemployment Insurance Act and the case was adjourned

D. H. Matheson, St. Peters Bay, _.The regular weekly Prince Edward Island has com- Fhs Centennial Y's Men was held plated a splendid record for one last of her tender years. Going on test Arthur Ballem and John

one week for sentence.

CENTENNIAL Y’! MEN MI-JET meeting of

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night in the Y.M.C.A.

. friends wish he!‘ a speedy recovery

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B'I'U'I'!‘GAR'l‘. Germany. (AP)-v Police Wednesday held an ex-con- vict known as "the castle burglar" and said he has confessed the theft of fabulous German crown jewels, including golden dinner- ware which Queen Victoria gave Kaiser Wilhelm II. The man‘: name was withheld pending the filing of formal charges.

ACIIII UWLEIICEMEIIT

The Central Royalty women's Institute acknowledges with thanks donations from the follow- ing as prlzel in the card tourna- ment Just concluded: Belvoredie Service Station. car robe; Cama- dlsn Tire Corp., fishing reel: Meyer's Studio. $5.00: Belvederc

Grocery. 2 pair nylon stockings; Noi-wood Grocery, 1 carton cig- srettes.

cunn PARTY ;

Central Royalty W. I. Hall‘ A I ' . ‘ _ weekly curd party, also beginning Barter S Fllm Lab’ 1 of new tournament. Thurulay.1

THE PRINCE OF WALES I. Girls‘ and Boys‘ Choruses will pres- APT“ 15‘: 3115- 7 50041 Nil“ I07 ent the final concert of the Col- lege Concert Series on Tilsday, April 6, at 8:30 p.m.

‘tournament. Weekly prizes. Lunch! I Admlsalon Mic. ‘ Included.

3 served. treeeaout

WITNESSED PIiESEN'I‘A’I‘I0l\'— Mrs. K. 5. Rogers returned from Ottawa yesterday afternoon follow- ing a brief visit to her daughter Mrs. A. K. Morrow. Mrs. Rogers was a guest at the recent dinncrl meeting of the Canadian Associa- tion of Radio and Television Broadcasters held in Quebec City and witnessed the presentation of the Col. K. S. Rogers Memorial‘ award by the Canadian General} Electric Co. for outstanding service. to the broadcasting industry or‘ Canada. 3

Personals

Miss Gladys Burgoyne of Nortni Granville. is a patient in the P. 2.! 1. Hospital where she underwen'.‘ an appendectomy. Her manyi

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Friends of former Chief of Pol-' ice Birtwistle will be pleased tol learn that he returned to his home yesterday after undergoing: a successful operation in the P. E.| Island Hospital a week ago.

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The March meeting of St. Ann's Women's Institute was held at the

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NOTICE

Trinity United Church, Charlottetown requires furnished housing accommodation suitable for Assistant Minister and family from July 1st at a ren- ial of $80.00 to $100.00 per month.

Apply E. E. Clawson, Secretary, phone 4848.

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home of Mrs. Eric Bell with an attendance of nine members and three visitors. Mrs. Eric Bell. pre- sident, occupied the chair and the meeting opened with the Col- lect for Club Women. Roll call was answered by donating an art- icle for_ a fish pond.

The school committee reported that cost hooks were needed for the school and the secretary was asked to purchase them.

New commlttem appointed were as follows: Sick, re-appointed; school, Mrs. Eric Bell and Mrs. Austin Bolger: lunch. Mrs. Louis Walsh and Miss Margaret Walsh; program, Miss Rita Power and

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Miss Margaret Walsh.’

It was decided to put the quill on display and lottery it. It was also decided to canvvan the dis- trict for the Red Cross. Mrs. Aus- tin Bolger and Mary Doyle were appointed as canvassers. Remnants

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ATTENDING Col, J. S. Fielding vi.nclai secretary.

a silver Medal certificate by only Mn Fred Clmﬁfon.

DIEETING ——Lieu:. building on Deputy Pro- answered a number of questions to

presently in the satisfaction of some interested of members. “Y’s"

sing-song was led by Lorimer Cud- more with Bob Crooks at the piano. entomologist with the Department of Agriculture was guest speaker and gave a talk on his work at the new science Malpeque Road. He

were distributed to be made up. Collection realized $1.60 and fish pond $1.20. Members were invited to the home of Mrs. Louis Walsh for the April meeting. Lunch was served and a. social hour followed.

EARLY FLOWER

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In loving memory of my Mo- 'thor and Father. Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy, who departed this life March sour, 1853. and April 29th. 1058.

In a graveyard softly sleeping Close beside a country road

Lia the ones I loved so dearly Gone from us to their abode.

Always remembered and sadly missed by her daughter Eva and grandson Bulls.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear son George llsvleek Drake. who panes away March 11. I018.

‘ Treasured Ilensofles are all we have left

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lot a son we loved and will never

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