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CEASWIILL for Photographs. CONFSDIJBATION ‘LIFE IN. SUBANCB.

CUBTAINING. regular $1.15 and 81.35. Sale price do cents. S. A. McDonald's.

moms snuunsiss. race for group and wedding pictures on location.

saloon sirrs, assorted patterns and colors. up to $22.00 for es cents. S. A. McDonald's.

FOR HEALTHY CHICKS buy island Chicks at tshe Island Chick Hatchery. Charlottetown.

‘names’ rrorex GLOVES. reg- ular $3.50. Sale price $1.00 per pair at S. A. McDonald's.

NOTICE. — Our Mill will close each Saturday afternoon at. 1230 from May 20nd until October 1st. William Condon d: Saints. Char- iottetown.

t. LINE 0F RUNNERS and chair back sets. clearing at 25% of-f. S A. McDonald's.

READING Rriquete for Pm- naces. kitchen range or hot water heater. sold in any quantity by A. Pickard and Company.

PRESBYTERIAN Church of Can- ada. Cardigan ll a.m.; Montague 7.30 p.m. Rev. Athol Robertson. Minister.

MARITIME CENTRAL AIR.- WAYS three times daily to Mone- ton. Air and rail connections i-‘i Montreal and Boston. Phone 2061 or 540.

CHURCH OF‘ CHRIST. Divine _ worship at. New Glasgow. Sunday May 30 at 11 a.m.; Fredericton at

Reduced Rail Fares - For King's Birthday

MONTREAL. May 3B - 944"“ rail fares for holiday lflvtil l" cm‘ eds and to certain border points in the United States during the Km?! bkmdgy weekend were annouhq eed here today by J. A. Brass. chair- man oi the Canadian Par-sen!!! Association. ‘ natal-n tickets both first elm |nd coach will be sold at the nor- m. one way fare plus one third. Tickets will be honored B01118 froom noon. standard time. Frill!!- June 4th lllilll 2. p.m. standard time. Monday. Ju e 7. On the re- turn trip tickets will be accepted until midnight, standard tlmc. niesday. June 8.

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‘DUNCAN-In loving memory of my deer wife, our dear mother Annie Grant. Lawson, who died Mgy 28th. 1947.

If sll the world were ours to [Ive W94 81" ll. yes, and more, '

T" 1"" her step. Ind see no. Lace, Como smiling round the door,

mum‘! b! Her Husband and

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Lln Memoriam

i In lovlns memory or Earl a Morrisaey, who paused lwgy M" 28th. 194d.

Two yes-rs I-[o God called our Ear-i ‘And no one else can fill his place,

' l! We'll"! we bear his voice And see his cheery, smiling face.

'80s! Illdly would- we have him

here

Close to the touch of loving hands

Yet we sre clad he ls happy and

‘ free There In a hspple , holler lend!

Ives- Iussrambered by Mother. Father and Brother.

In Memos-lam

In loving memory of Corporal Gordon ‘MacDonald, Mermaid, who we killed In Italy May 28th. 1944.

sleep where all ls o

Where sorrow cannot reeoh the breast,

Where sll life's Idle throbblngs

cease And Pllu ls lulled to reet.

Lovlngly Remunbered by the Family.

FLOORS IIEFINISNEII

REFINISH YOUR HARDWOOD I FLOORS OLD FLOORS MADE LIKE NEW Dustless Machine Experienced Workmonship

GORDON WRIGHT

Morris Oars In First Official Appearance llere

The long-awaited Morris cars and light delivery panel trucks are in Charlottetown this week for their first official appearance. it was announced today by Sterling n. MacKay, of MacKisy Garage, local dealer in the coast-to-coast Morris distribution organization. This is a. direct result of the lift- ing of the Canadian ban on the

Britain. The first shipment of these cars to Eastern Canada ar- rived at. St. John. N.B.. recently on the S. S. Beaver-brooks, where a quantity was entrained im- mediately for Maritime, Quebec and Ontario distribution. Local automobile dealers and owne:s have evidenced a great deal of in- terest in these new British models, which have always been noted for their low fuel consumption and ease of handling both on the high- way and in heavy traffic. All three vehicles—-the "eight"; the “ten"; and the light delivery van —a.re slated for Charlottetown de- livery.

The Morris car is the product of the famed Nuffield organization in Great Britain. whose’ aircraft-as- sembly line technique has made it well-known. Lord Nuffield. de- signer of the first Morris car. in- formed distributors for Canada that more than half the produc- tion‘ of his huge plant has been allocated for export. which will result in complete consumer dis- tribution. Export cars are the conventional Canadian left-hand drive. and are equipped with all the modern conveniences.

shipments of spare parts have already been made by the English factories. while skilled plant mc- chanics will tour Canada to at- tend dealer-clinics and instruct Canadian mechanics id the pro- per repair and maintenance of the Morris cars. A network of distri- butors. dealers and repair depots has already been set up here to assure cocnplete service to Can- adian owners.

1n order to get these new cars distributed more quickly. new that the ban has been lifted. shipments will be made to a number of ports in Eastern Canada, where the cars

_ | _ will be unloaded, readied for the T.‘ z 00-’ road. and picked up by the near- est Morris dealer. _—

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3 p.m. and Bradalbane at 7.30 p.m-

TRYON-BONSHAW Baptist Pas- torate. service for Sunday Mly 30th, are; Westmoreland il a.m.; Albany 3 p.m.: Tryon 7-30 P-m- R"- C. A. Hicks. Minister.

COVEHEAD-UNION mono - United Church services for Sunday May 30 are: West Covehead i1 a.m.. Covehead Road a p.m.. Union heed no p.m. Rev. Thos. A. WAson- Minister.

wmsnosrunrrmu CHURCH.- Sewices for Sunday. M53’ 30m- Hfghfield 11 A.M. Princetown Rood P. M. North Winsloe 7.30 P. M. Sunday School Highfield 10 A. M. =.ouf.h'Winsloo 10.45 A. M. John F. MavcKay. B. A, Student. Minister.

‘HHE PIIESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Services on Sun- day. May 30th, will be as follows: Caledonia 11.00 A. M. Murray Har- bour 3.00. Wood Islands 7.30. Sun- day Schools Caledonia 10.00. Wood Islands 6.30. Rev. T. A. A. Duke. Minister.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mrs. Holsey Hooper announces the engagem it of her daughter. Nora Jean. to Mr. George Victor Burton. son of Dr. G. Victor Burton, o! Yarmouth.

Nova Scotla. The marriage will take place in June. POLICE COURT-At the Stip-

endiary Magistrate's Court yester- day. a man charged with drunken driving was sentenced to seven days in jail. A drunk and disorder- ly was flned_$10 and costs or 20 days. and a drunk and Jncapabie was remanded until today. A man charged with assault on a female ws dismissed.

CORNWALL PASTORAL Charge. Services May 30. New Dominion, Public Worship 1i a.m.. Church school 10 a.m.; Kingston services 3 p.m.. Church School 2 p.m. Rev. Mr. Mcwilliam. Field Secretary. Dominion Temperance Federation guest preacher. Cornwall Church School 11 s.m., Public Worship 7.30 p.m. Rev. M. K. Charman. Minister.

CI-IUIICH OF SCOTLAND. Ser- vices. Lord's Day, May 30. Char- lottetown 11 a.m.: Stanchel 3 p.m.; Argyle Shore 7.30 p.m. Wednesday. June 3. Cape Traverse: Thursday. June f. Stsnchel, services 8.00 p. m. Rev. H. l". MacEwen. Rev. Mac- Williams will speak in DeSabie at 11.00 a.m., May 30 (Temperance message.)

Isa Memoriam

In loving memory of dear father. Charles William Selllck. who, rum! swly May 28th. I047. st the II! I 97 years, 8 months. 25 days.

Deu- Father how we miss you. Tongue us: never tell.

Only a memo _. of by-rone days For s fsoo unseen And. e- oonstant ‘ alone Knows yhst should have been.

that God

paves Remembered by sits son

David Ielllck and Family.

Are You o Woman I Needing More Vigor?

Many women who use III. RAM- ILTON’! PILLS say they enjoy bet» tor health-have a clearer skin and s more ruddy complexion.

Hundreds my they feel fit and full of pe efhr uelu DB. HAMIL- TON‘! P515. LIfe ooks brighter — troubles seem ' f‘ . because with stronger nerves and better health you can eonfldentl face the conflicts of the day. Get _ 8AM- ILTON’! IIIJJ 06-day sad start ea

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Services Sunday, Mgy 30c), m)“ Volley 11 A. M. Ixbrth Granville s P. M. Pleasant valley 7.30 P. M, w_ B. MacPhaii, Minister,

. NOTICE. - We are buying wool daily. washed and mwashed. Ply. ins highest market prices. Con-don s. Sons, P. E. Island.

‘Dunstans Pass List the name Murphy. Charlottetown. was lnaq. vertently omitted from the Grade 11 Class.

l-‘ng of the Ladies Auxiliary o! the Canadian Legion. B. E. S. L.. Char- lottetown Branch will be hem 1n gheMLeclon home tonight st 1.30

1°!‘ Sunday. May 30th. Canoe Cove ll A. M. S. S. l0 A. M. Nine Milt‘

PHOTO FLASH BULBS at Brown Electric.

LADIES’ HALF-SLIPS. clearing 20 per cent discount at S. A. Mc- Donald's.

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Choirs. Bowls! Price $5.15. Toombs Music Store.

COMMENCING JUN E 1ST. Vernon River Garage will be closed at 6 P. M. Open Tuesday and sat, urday evenings. ' '

rsans IMPROVEMENTS - m. George McMillan. Covehead Road. IS 911M118 a fine new barn on premises.

BRHDAIBANE Pastoral Charge.

Wrn. Charlotte town.

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St. High School of Eugene

TIHE REGULAR monthly meet-

CENTRAL PARISH. -. services

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. Foster Macphill- AYSyIe Shore, announces the wage-meat of his sister Erma M. MacPhail to Blair G. Hackett, 50h of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hlukctt. Kinross. Marriage to bake Place the latter pert of Jung,

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Keir Mann, Irtshtown, Wish to m. nounce the engagement of their diillihter Gladys Mae to Frank Manning. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Cflifllpbélheflllnlly Brae, N. n. Merrlase to take place in the near future.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services for Sunday. May 30 as follows: Mt. Stewart i1 a.m.; Highfield 3.15 p. m. Marsh- field 7.30 p.m. Sunday Schools: Marshfield 10.30 a.m.. Highfield

ister.

CHURCH NOTlCE-Tivfln Pas- toral Charge of the United Church of Canada. Sex-vibes on Sunday. May 30th. as follows: Tryon 11 a. m., S.S. l0 a.m.; Cape Traverse 3 p.m., SS. 2 p.m.; Crapaud 7.30 p. m. S5. l1 a.m. Rev. E. R. Wood- side. Minister.

NORTH RIVER. PASTORATE service for Sundhy, May 30. Fair- view l1 a.m.: North River 3 p.m. Rev. E. R. MacWillism. Field Sec- retary of the Maritime Temperance Confederation will speak at Long Creek 7.30 p.m. S. Acklsnd.

CHURCH NOTICE-United Cav- endish Pastoral Charge. Sunday. May 30th. New Glasgow ll a.m.; Cavendish 7.30 p.m. Y.P.U. at Manse Friday 28th at 8 pm. Cav- endish Sunday School l0 am. Un- ited Church. Rev. George Cough, Minister.

Tl-IE YAIIMOUTII RUN — The Eastern Steamship Lines announce that the S. S. Yarmouth will re- sume service between Boston and Yarmouth, Nova Scotla. with s special Memorial Day voyage. The steamer will leave Boston fiiday. May 28, at 4:30 p.m. and return to Boston Tuesday, June I. There- after the Ysrmouih will make three sailings a week-Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Fares or. the Boston-Yarmouth run will be $30 round trip for passengers; $45 round trip for automobiles.

ON CYCLE TOUR - Miss Helen Jean Edgecombe and Miss Vi:- ginla Bliss, who are on a four weeks‘ bicycle tour of the Marl- times. spent the week-end in ‘the city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lawlor. at their home on Henry Street. Miss Edgecombe and Miss Bliss. who are iresh- sites at the University of New Brunswick, left Hedericton on Wednesday. ‘Iihey visited Saint John en route and were guests of Mrs. J. B. M. Baxter there. Tues- day they left for Amherst. whore they will visit friends for a. few days before proceeding to Prince Edward Island. - Moneton ‘Iran- script.

REVIEW OI‘ -LOBS'I'Elt MAI!- KET-Though this season's catch of lobsters in the Tignish-Alber. ton area will not he as great as ies-t yesrhthe overall total for the Province will be greater than lest year's catch. according to Mr. J. J. Lsrsbee. Dominion Department of Fisheries. Charlottetown. Mr. Ler- labee reports that some csnnerles

in the western section of the Prov- ince are laying off some of their factory help due to the scarcity of lobsters at the present time. Island cenners are reported to be pay-in: from 15 to id cents a pound for csnner lobsters while some New Brunswick csnners sre offering the Island fishermen 20 cents s pound. The result is that a con- siderable quantity of canned lob- sters sre being trucked to the mainland. Large lobsters. formerly ~very plentiful in the North Cape ares. are now unusually scarce. On the other hand. it is reported that large lobsters constitute s large percentage of those taken on the

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE. MENIE-Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mc- Innis. of Mount Mellick, wish to “Mums the ensseenent of their daughter. Helen Marie, to gay/my Alton Parker. son of Mr. and m5, Sidney Parker o: Truro Heights, N. S. Marriage to take place in Halifax. June 15th.

HAS WOMAN PRESIDENT- Miss Lexie McLean. St. Peter's North, has been elected president of the newly-formed Junior Farm- ers‘ Association of St. Peter's. The vice-president is Joseph Mclsaac,

Cable Head. and the treasurer. Peters South. Other directors are. Herold Thompson. Southampton; Joseph McKenna, Fortune Myles Matheson. Forest Hill; and Stewart Among those who addressed orga ization meeting were, L. P. Mcl Provincial Department. of Agricul- ture; Rev. M. E. Francis. Extension Department. St. Dunstans College; Rev. D. Wallace MacPherson. Rev. T. P. Butler; Daniel Mullins. and Donald Anderson of St. president of the Provincial Junior Farmers’ Organization. Peter's proposes to acquire, if pos- sible. the old St. Peter's race track grounds for the establishment of a community sports centre.

won't. find anyone enjoying the things to which you are tomed here on a farm. don't fit in with life in a city". I recalled these words witha sirnile tonight when before away from our friends’ home, the tccmipany gathered

secretary- Cherlea Mullins of St.

Road;

MacEwen. Greenwich.

the ac, Farm Extension Branch,

Those frantic wig-wag signals might interest the neighbora—or catch the eye of a wily wolf. But if you seek sound, experienced malice! counsel. go directly -end promptly-to your KN. OsJlludnagenq

should arisc,askhimtooome and call on you st home.

And when you have his prescription, we hope you will bring it. to this “Relis- ble" Prescription Pharmacy for careful compounding

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CORN FLAKES CONTEST

I! you've already entered contests one and two you won't want to miss the third! But even if you haven't, you still have two whole weeks to send in entries in Kellogg's big new cash contest! So get busy today and start sending in your answers to this third "WHO ARE WE?” jingle. The more you send in the more chances you have for the 8 1,000.00 Grand Prize for all Canada! It's fun!

To make it easier for you: to win, you com- pete only against people in your own part of Canada-Ontario, Eastern CanadayWestes-n Canada. Yes, there are 55 big cash prizes so be won in your part of Canada in this last contest period, before selection for the 5 1,000.00 Grand Prize is made! Fill in the entry blank below‘, give your solution to the riddle, and answer in 6 words or less the question “WHY D0 4 OUT OI 5 CANADIANS runs ammo-G's CORN scans?!

It's an easy question to answer, because you know how every member of your family loves the delicious flavour of Kellogg's! Enclose 2 box tops from packages of Kellogg's Com Flakes with sub entry, and mail to the Kellogg Coins puny of Canada Ltd., Kellogg's Com Flakes Contest, London, Ontario. _

Get extra entry blanks from your grocer an send in extra entries. Remember, the more you send in, the better your chances of winning! But be sure to send 2 box tops from Kellogg's Corn Flakes packages with eacb entry. Submit IJ many entries as possible these 2 final weeksl

Still time to win _ u $1,000.00 prize!

Enter us often as you llke, but be sure lo enclose 2 box lope from packages of Kellogg's Com Flakes with each entry.

f. For the urpose of this contest there sre 5 re ions: The Wen 5~Isnitobs to the Pacific), Ontario, so The East (Quebec and she Msntimcs).

2. Each contest will lest two weeks sad will be iuclged lepsmtcly. For each contest, from r e correct solutsons to the "Who Are We" jinglel. the iuciges will draw the 35 prize winners in each region. hen the three contests are completed. the winner ofthr Grand Prize for sll Canada will be selected from the Sllyprrze winnersmn the basisoffhe bestsnswerto t 1e question . . . WHY DO 4 OUT 0F S CANADIANS PREFBR

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l. he closing dates for each contest sre midnight," May I5. midnight May 29. epd midnlllll Jill" ll- To qdalit’ for each contest. entries must be postmarked on or be ore these dates.

4. The contest is open to sll residents of Canada. Othel than employees of the Kellogg Company, or its adver- tising agencies, or their families. Allenmes become the property of Kellogg Company of Canada Ltd. S. Each entry must be uelified by enclosing two bps. tops from packages of ellu 3's Corn Flakes. Home! g ompsny oi’ Canada Ltd.‘ oniesi. London, Ontario.

6. The name and address of the grocer from whom you buy you: Kellogg's Corn Flakes must be included with each endy.

7. The decision of the iudg-s; who are H. G. Kimber, Peat President, Canadian ‘ly Newsps rs Aseodu Lion, S. M. Philpott. President. Advertising and Sales Club of Toronto, Inc., j. F. Grsydon. Pressden Canon disn Facts Limited. is final and legally binding. esulsl will be Published in this paper. In the_csse of e tie the entrv hearing the earliest postmark Wlll dldllesl the wsnuer.

are to be sent to the Kello Kellogg's Corn Flakes

Kellogg Company of Canada Limited, Kellogg's Corn Flakes Contest, London. Ontario.

‘lliehngle describes. ............................<......................._ “n. l out of 5 Canadians prefer Kellogg's Com Flakes because. . . .

Enclosed wfth my enfryore 2 box tops from packages of Kellogg's Corn Flakes.