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uuring the recent Encaeiiial Exercises at the University of New Brunswick. Mr. Laurie A. Coles son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Coles of Summerside. P.E.l received his dezi-ee oi Bachelor of Science in Civil ETi;:.l’lFEl‘lll,'_Z.

Mr. Cules has born in Charlotte- town in 1928 and received his early schooling in South Milton, St.

He amended Acadia Uni-

ior one year before pro- , to the Uniicrsity of New Brunsuick in Predei’icton where

he has new year course W ie .n .i:iei:danCe at the Uni- : .\Ii' Cuies served as lgt -ident of the Student Gov- Bod), president of the Stu- . Ei :csi'iiig Society. won a tion-athlet.c aixzird for proficiency

completed his four

in st.idc::t affairs and completed ai

ul l‘i"."ifl€l'fll(.‘ career by lead- s s.

. . .iiu .\I:s. Coles and their ClLldZ‘{‘I‘l \\i‘ii‘ reside in Summerside

ahere Ml‘ Coics is employed with the .\i. F. 5Cllill'l‘llal.1 Company, Limited.

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BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS 500 Per Insertion

BIRTHS

DORAN-—At St. Mary's Hospital, Long Beach. California, to Serg. J. J. and Mrs. Doran inee Helen Brazel) a daughter. ,Ann Marie.

M.aoKENZIE-—At the Charlotte- town Hospital on May 19, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. louis Macxenzie, Auburn. I daughter. 8 lbs.. 0 ors. Laurens. Marie.

DlXON—.-it the King’: County Hospital on May 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Dixon. Murray

Harbour North, a daughter. Lilith Nettie. weight 7 lbs. 6 ozs. DEATHS

ROBERTSON-—At Birch Hill on Thursday. May 20th. 1954, Miss Annie Robertson in her 68th year. Her remains were trans- ferred last evening from the Cut» cliffe Funeral Home to her late residence. Funeral Saturday after- noon. service commencing at two o'clock. Interment Birch Hill Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

GlBBS—At 43 Rochford Street, Charlottetown. on Thursday. May 20. 1954, Miss Harriett E. Gibbs. in her 79th year. Resting at the .V[acLean Funeral Home. Funeral from St. Paul's Church Saturdav. May 22. service commencing at two o'clock. Interment Sherwood

' Cemetery. Mcl(ENNA—-At Newtown Cross. on Thursday. MR)’ 20. 1954. Mrs

James .VlcKenna in her 77th year. Her remains are resting at thi- Charlr-tletown Funeral Home un- til Saturda.\’ at 3 p.m. and then will be transferred to her law- residence. Funeral Monday morn- lfik to St. Michar-l's Church. lonn

for Sol:-mn Requiem High Mas; at 9:-'10 o'clock. Interment in the church cemctcry.

H.ll.,MacLean

UNDERTAKEB

Emnaniinizn

Charlottetown and North wuuiiiu

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THE HEHHESSEV FUNERAL HOME

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Friday. Mny 21. 1954

Masons Plan Busy Week-end

A degrpe team of Royal Arch Masons from Nova Scotia headed by Dr. Perry 8. Cochrsne, Grand Master of Masons in that province and Harold F‘. Sipprell. Grand Sec- retary of the G_rand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. is scheduled to arrive in Charlottetown on sat- urdsy and begin I round of Mas- onic activities wh ch will continue over the week-end.

Beginning at 3.30 tomorrow sf- tcmoon with the opening of Alex» sndra Chapter No. 1! Charlotte- town by Excellent Companion F A. Vanlderstine, the distinguished visitors will be officially received and welcomed. At four o'clock the Holy Royal Arch degree will be conferred on a class of forty can- didates by it degree team from Cornwallis Chapter, U.D. of Wolf- vllle, N.S.. of which M. E. Comp. Seymour C. Gordon, formerly of Brudencll, is High Priest.

The Chapter will be called from labour to refreshment at six 0'- clock to attend I dinner in the banquet room of the Y. M. C. A. followed by a continuation of de- gree work at 7.30 pm.

The Convocation will be high- lighted by attendance at Divine service in Zion Presbyterian Church at I030 am Sunday to which all Blue Lodge Masons have been in- vited.

Visiting Royal Arch Masons tak- ing part in the Convocation repre- senting various chapters in Nova Scotia include: Harold F‘. Sipprell. Dr. Perry S. Cochrane, Seymourc Gordon, 0. E. Giles. R. T. Mawhiii- ney. D. D. Sutton, E. L. Rand. L Gates and G. W. Gates. George G. Wood of Charlottetown, Grand King of the Grand Chapter of Nova Scot'ia_ with }\li‘l5dlCli0f‘i over lP.E. Island, will deliver the chargr 't0 the Candidates.

Sigiidl? Assn Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Char- ,lottetoivn Signals .\sscciati.:ii \‘.. iheld at the Aimourics May 20 will

the president, Ll. Col. L. F. Mac- Donald. E.D as chairman. . Lt. Col. K. M. Johnston, El) outlined the activities of 5 Sigma ,Regiment during the past year Bl‘. was warmly congratulated by {Di- mer commanding officers of in unit on the excellent record of flu regiment under his command.

Lt. Col. F. J. Storey outlined the plans for the 50th 8f“ifil\'el‘Sfil'y oi the Signals in Charlottetown in 1955.

Lt. Col. D. N. Bell and F. B. Con- rad also spoke briefly.

All present observed a minute silence for three former member.- of the association who have died since last meeting. Lt. Col. R. C Chandler, E.D.. Lt. Col. K. s. Rog-

ers. V.D.. and Major W. A. Smitii. ED.

The following officers were elected for next year: Honorary

president, Lt. Col. F‘. B. Conrtid. MM.. ED.: Honorary vice president Lt. Col. D. N. Bell, ED; Honoraiy secretary treasurer, Lt. Col, L, it. MacDonald, ED: president, Lt. Col. F. J. Store)‘. Eu: vice president. Li. L. E. MacDougall; secretary, Major 1-‘. S. Jenkins. ED.

Divorce Hearings

Two judgments absolute wen.- Branted in the Supreme Court in Matrimonial Causes by Chief Jus- tice Thane A. Citmpiieil yester- day. I-‘our applications for judg- ment nisi were heard and lakrn under consideration. Judgment. will be delivered in the latter cases this afternoon. Judgment absolute was granted in the case of Gordon Robert Bellman, plain- tiff vs. Doris Bellman. defend- ant. Mr. N. W. Lowthcr. Q.C.. was counsel for the plaintiff Judgment absolute was granted tin the case of Raymond Murphv ‘plaintiff vs. June Elvira Murphy ,and Herbert McCouhry, defend- ‘ants. Mr. J. P. Nicholson being counsel for the plaintiff.

The following applications judttment nisi were heard taken under consideration:

Martin Luther Herring, pm". tiff vs. Bessie Catherine Herring and Thomas Augustus Keenan. defendants. Mr. N. W. Lowther.

for and

‘ Q.C., being counsel for the plain-

tiff: Frank Wsrburton Mat'Kini-ion plaintiff vs. Verna Louise MM”

Kinnon and William Chapman. defendants. Mr. G. R. Foster be- ing counsel for the plaintiff;

Catherine Elmira Harrison plaintiff vs. Stuart Alan Hilr r.’son and Dorothy Jean Hitchcock. defendants, Mr. A. M. Gillis be- ing counsel for the plaintiff:

James Waldo Psynter. plaintiff vs. Margaret Evelyn Paynter and William Bell. defendants, Mr. A. M. Glllls being counsel for the pl'alntiff.

IN MEMORIAM

In food and loving memory of our dnr wife and mother. Mrs. Wellington Murphy. South Shore. who paused sway May 10, I945.

Puelons thoughts 0! ans so dear

Often bring s dltnt tear.

Thoughts return to things long not

Tins rolhlon but memories lust.

lovingly remembered by bus- bond and funny.

IN MEMORIAM

In lovlng memory of Ill. THOMAS A. COSTELLO who dial May list. IIII.

CITY AND

DISTRICT

TOWN 1'Axl—Diu as-:0.

SANDY’S-Now cllerinl to Ban- quets. Weddings. Conventions and Social Gstherinn Phone 1412.

OUI. SALE of Annual Flower Plants will start May 24th until July. Ernest. Burke. Soutbport.

MR. Cl'l'1zENx—We have 1 nice stock of woolen Union Jacks, all sizes. Do not'del.ay. fly the Union Jack today. A. Kennedy A: Co.. Ltd.

ASK SOMEONE who heard them last year—then you'll not miss the Ink spots Monday, May am. at the Forum.

JUST ARRIVED It Moore As McLeod Ltd. Men's Nylo-Gab. Black Strides, Water repellent and crease resistant. Men's wear Dept. First floor.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS —- Mrs. Samuel Abbott, Cornwall, received the sad news this week of the death of her sister. Sarah, Mrs. William Granthum. Plymouth. Moss. -

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND ser- vices May 23: De-Sable ll a.m. Birch Hill 3 p.m.; Charlottetown 7 p.m.; Sunday School, Char- lottetown 10 a.m.: Birch Hill i0.30 a.m. Rev. J. H. Bishop, min- ister.

TO ATTEND C()NFEREN(‘E — Mr. Robert F. Large leaves by plane today for Chicago where hr will attend the annual confer- ence of the United States Na- tional Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters. T h 9 meetings will be held in the Palmer Hotel May 23 to 27. '

CORNWALL UNITED CHURCH. Rev. A. S. Weir. D. D., Minister Services May 23rd, will be as foi- lows: Cornwall at 11.00 a. m. Now Dominion at 300 p. in. Kingston Bll 7.30 p. in. Cornwall Sunday School: at 10.00 a. in. Kingston School at 10.30 a. m.

TIYON — IIONSHAW lAP'l'Is'l‘ PASTOBATE. —- Services for Sun- day. May 23rd. Bonshsw ll 3. tn. Westmoreland 3 p. in. Tryon 7.30 p. in. Rev. E. J. Bsrrus, Pastor.

BIND BIlt'l‘HDAY—M.I'. Charles H. Black. Fitzroy Street. yuterdsy celebrated his 82nd birthday. He received many oonrntuistions from friends.

MENT‘S FRIDAY SPECIAL Chilled tomato juice. tried fresh herring or boiled salt cod. rolls and butter. tea. coffee or milk. 55 cents.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Minister: Rev. J. M. Bproule. Sunday, May 23rd. 1954. 9.30 a, m. in York. 11.00 a. m. in Central. 7.30 p. m. Bracklcy.

ORWELL — VERNON PASTOR- AL CHARGE. — Sunday Services May 23rd. Orwell 11 a. m. Eldon 2.30 p. m. Vernon River 7.30 p. in. Cherry valley Sunday School 10 a. in. Rev. Geo. W. Tilley will conduct the services.

HAZIJLBROOK BAPTIST CIURCH. -- Rev. J. D. Davlson will conduct service in the Hazel- brook Church on Sunday. May 23rd. at 3 p. in. All are welcome to this service.

POWNAL UNITED PASTORAL CHARGE. — Services Rural Life Sunday. May 23rd. .\/lillview at 11 a. in. Pownal at 'l p. in. Rev. '1‘. R.

FUNERAL A‘! WHEAT!!! RIV- ER —- The funeral of Mr. Herbert Smith was held on Wednesday sf- tarnoon with a short service at his late ruidence followed by a ser- vice in Wheatley River Unitod church. Rev. Howard obriutis con- ducted the services. Pall bearers were Messrs. Ellsworth Wsye. John Mscbesn. Ernest Stead. Robert Stead, William Dsye and George Ling. Interment was in the Church cemete y.

POLICE COUllT—An eighteen year old Charlottetown youth was givgn a year's suspended sentence and released on two suretles of $500 each when he appeared be- fore Magistrate Martin yesterday morning on a charge of stealing a power lawn mower. The case arose from the theft -of tho machine from the back of a truck as it was parked in Douglas and Jones’ gangway on May 11th. It was dis- covered by police an hour later in the back of a car on the outskirts of the City. The owner of the car was in no way connected with the theft. '1‘wo drunk and incnpables were fined $10 and costs or 10 days and 10 days in Jail respectively.

Personals Rev. Joseph Coughlin, westfield. N.B._ and James Morrison, East

st. John. N.B.. are guests at the Charlottetown Hotel.

Miss Barbara Hamm of Mount

Complete Signals Jr. NCO Courses

t announces re- sults of personnel of the Regiment who successfully completed Junior NCO Courses conductod by the I & A Cadre Intern Coinmsnd They no: Ofllcor Cadet Roy Lila Boswsll; Oflicer Cadet sterling AL bert aqusrebriul: Corporal Wil- liam Hammond Butt; Oorpor-at Benjamin Ivsn Mstheson; Cowor- sl louls Alfred Mont-I¢n:. Oar- ponl George Major Murray. .

nurses who received their cups at a. ceremony rocently held at the

Holman.

II big special made snother designed the

new fields.

wearing material

The furniture

John D. Miswsln, Toronto, for- merly of Dundss, P.l.'1.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Morrison. with their family. list at. John N.B. arrived on the Island Tues- day evening to attend the gradua- tion of their daughter. Mary. at the City Hospital. While here they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Wilbert Cuhill, and Mr. and Mrs John Hagen. Springfield.

Herbert was among a class of is

Goudge. Pastor.

UNITED CHFRCH OF CANADA; Covehead Circuit. Services Sunday. May 23rd. Covehead Road 9.30 3. I'll.‘ West Covehr-ad 11 n. m. Stanhope 7.30 p. m. Rev. Norman R. Green.

SPORT JACKETS by Utex—Caii- ada's largest Jacket House. Gabar- dine and Calishecn in a. wide variety of s:ylcs and colors. $9.95 to $19.95.‘ at Moore at McLeod Ltd. First floor.

TAKES SIGNALS COIIRSI-‘.- Dfficer Cadet John Lemuel lilac. Jflufllill of 5 Signal Regiment has ‘it Charlottetown for Royal Cana- .iian Corps of Signals School.Vim_\ l sarracks, Kingston, Ontai-io.whtrc re Villl be attending a three month .ourse held for Officer Cadets. l

P A s T o H A i.‘ 1‘ HA [Hi E, — The Presbytcriin church in Canada. Sunday, liiay

13.d. Marsiifield, Sunday School in

_ in. Service 11 a. m. Hai'ritigto.;.‘ Sunday School 2 p. in. service (i, '1. m_ Mount Stewart 7.30 p. m. Rev. use M. MacNaughlon ,B. A.. M ister.

MARSHFIELD

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Al-"I'ER.\'00N TEA — A (l.iir,-hi- iul tea was held '_v.SlEl'hJ_» a:'.. noon in Zion Church nah llilufil; the auspices of the \‘y'onieii's Aux-. iliary. The tables were b:BLiLl.illl,‘yi iecorated Wll._h mauve and yellow; mums and yellow tapers. Tea was poured by Mrs. lReV.l W. H. Brown. Mrs. A. A. MacDonald, Mrs. A. tvhite. Mrs. R. Larter. The presi- dent of the auxiliary. Mrs. J. G. Dennis, presided over the arrange- ments assisted by members of the various groups.

FUNERAL AT PLEASANT VAL- LEY—The funeral of the late Mrs John B. McDowell of Fredericton .va.s held yesterday afternoon with .1 short service at her late resid- ence followed by service in Pleas- ant Valley United Church. The servic at the home and grave was sonducted by the Rev. W. 8. Mac- Phail. assisted by the Rev. Howard Christie and the Rev. A. F. Mac- Lean. A solo was rendered by Gor- don Carew. The pail bearers were Messrs. Hugh Macxinnon, James Brown. Harold Sharpe, N. A. Cut- cllffe. Nelson Matheson. Everett Glover.

HAMPTON’ PASTORAL CHARGE. — The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday. May 23rd Victoria 11 a m. Hampton 3 p. m

Bonshaiv 7.33 p. m. Rev. R. H Baxter. Minister. ST. JOHN'S PRESB\'TERlAN

CHURCH, Belfast. Services Sun- day. May 23rd. Sunday school it: a. m. Morning Service 11 a. m. Ev- citing Service 7.30 p. m. Rev. J. Li}. Heazliwood ,M. A.. .Vlllll5tC‘l'.

CAVENUISH L‘.\‘l'I‘ED CHURCH 0:? CANADA. — Services Sunday May 23rd. New Glasgow 11 a. m. At Cavendish 7.30 p. m. The service Condilcied by Rev. L. M. Miii'i‘aj.' of Kcitszngton. Rev. F. \\' Sawdon, i\fin.sl£r.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Canada. Schedule for Sunday, May 23rd: Caledonia ll a.m. tsun- diiy School IO o.m.i; Murray Har-, hour South 3 pm.; Wood Islands‘ 7.30 pm. (Sunday School 2 p.m.), Minister: Rev. E. S. Hales. I

CAR. TRUCK COLLIDE — A‘ car proceeding north on Prince‘ Street at 4.10 yesterday afternoon‘, was in collision with a truck pro-; ceeding west on Grafton Street..l The car suffered severe damage to; the right doors while the truck- had a damaged bumper.

EXPECT]-ID FROM KOREA - Three Charlottetown men are ex- pected home on rotation leave from Korea shortly ,following more than} a year of active service. They are: Gnr. H. A. Henry. 248 Kent st, Sgm. D. D. Burke. 181 Malpequel Road. and L/Cpl. A. J. Doiron. 52,‘ Edward St. other Queen's Countyl men believed to be en route home are: Gnr. A. Leclair and Gnr l<‘. Leclair, both of North Rustico. and Gnr. E. P‘. Perry. Norwood Road.

USED

1949 Pontiac Coach 1946 Ford Couch 1941 Olds Sedan 1946 Dodge Sedan . . 1950 Hillman I949 Hlllman

1950 Prefect

soolul

All sites

MARTIN "8 256 Queen St.

1940 Plvmoutlt Coach . Slightly Used

350.00 550.00 375.00 s25.00i 550.00 475.00 . 375.00 1 95.00. rasssnesn TIRES ‘ 9.00

CARS

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GARAGE Dial 4544 i

R. T . Summeflld

Now at

HOLMAN. LTD-

0n|y refrigerator in town with

0 .. Chlrlotte00W||

Colorama Styling

The new W54 hlgldaln to

man have bountiful new blue and gold lonvlon. some models on also available with

LePage Shoe Co. Ltd.‘

(Chi|ds', Misses'. WHITE

ARRIVED l ! SADDLE oxronos

lCubun and Hi Heels) SHOP EARLY FOR SIZES

Growing Girls‘) '

SHOES

FITTED FOOTWEAR FOR OVER 30 YEARS Dial 4748

Lord. 2 lbs. Peanut Butter. I6 01..

Super Suds. 3 pkgs. .

Fruit Cocktail. 28 oz.

Sardines with key tin

HOLIDAY SPEGIALS

Milk. Carnation and Perfection. 6 tins Broken Pekoe Tea. lb. McCreddy's Pickles. large . . . . . . . . . Shortening. any brand. lb. . . . . . . . . . .

Peanut Butter. 4 lb. pails . . . . . . . . . $1.49 Woo:-lbury's Toilet Soup. 4 bars . . . . . Raggedy Ann Peaches. 4 tins . . . . . . .

Pink SuImon.llbs.I'ins

York Choice Corn. cream style. 3 tins Lane's Wieners 8: Hamburg Rolls. pkg.

McCormuck's Fig Bars. fresh. lb. . . . . 29:

87c 79¢ 39¢ 29¢: 55¢: 45:

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any brand

. 83: 31c 69¢ 39¢ 49: 59c 15: 12¢:

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tins

2 pkgs. 73;

5’ *~‘~\

DCILVIE

1 us. bug ...'s9e 24 lb. bag $1.09

FRUIT & VEG. DEPT.

large ssosrtmcnt of toys and An uortment of candy.

Plisse P.J.'s is just 3.98. . .

The PYJAMAS

The

. easy to live with . . .

“Krlnkle-Sheen"

if. T. Holman. l.ld.. Make Another Step Forward Wilh “Budget Opening.

In opening their new "Budget shop" today. the firm of R. T. Llmltdd. step forward in their determina- tion tocatcr more fully to buying public in the Charlottetown ores, and bring to them. under-the same roof. A variety of ovary-day requirements not previously cu- rled by their city branch.

The entire ground floor at the roar of the main entrance with a floor spoon of so x 120 feet. which hsslnthepsstbeonusedus furniture showroom. has been nt-

nem‘ “G Place:

on sale today for the big opmm bll with ‘tiimiguiem

D“ 4! ow

'1‘. Holman Ltd.‘ls mdefigzul-111:: 2

meet their requirements

bun

ll leveru

Mr. Alan Holman. mg the Charlottetown" branch mm. 0‘ tea-day: "We feel that the partment will be of real lervju 3, tbs Charlottetown ahapplng In in that it will supply inexpew,‘

llld ye; new gig,

on_ a credit .,

well u 0. cash basis.

department

ted up as A "Budget Shop", where. Grace Hospital “ ‘ ' of _ s ' ‘ line of inert, ‘ style been moved one flooiv up to am in Halifax. wear, sports wear, etc.. is available. portion of the recently gcq Attractively srrsnged oounters csr- building formerly used .5 ,, (mm M11 3- 3- 3“°"“- ch‘”°"'°" ry children's and men's wear in- hall, which runs the entire (19 g, V1116» V11’llnll- ‘"1 "W33 “‘° 35’ eluding an inexpensive line of work of the block from the street ...’.’... d91¢8“°5 “lendml '3’ °h“’°h clothes for the latter. It is adjacent to the carpet ¢' 811114 3'“-‘M 1“ m°hm°“d- V" Other items carried in the new mrtment and lends itself to 9. M“ 3'0“ *5 " d‘“3h"" °‘ 1"" department are kitchen ware, I Splendid disfilay of modern mm]:

urs under favourable oonditlom ., to both space and light.

HOLMAN DOLLAR DAYS -— FRIDAY, MAY 21 and SATURDAY. MAY 22 — I-IOLMAN DOLLAR DAYS.

BEDTIME STORY for Spring and right through Summer is of coo] and comfortable COTTON PLISSE! in the Ladies‘ Shop. Charlottetown and the Lingerie Section. sum, merside are easy to care for . . wear styles—-tailored or eyelet trimmed butcher boy. They YlE\'9l’\ no never need an iron and they always look fine and dandy! may choose solid colored pastel: that are really dainty, or (lashing Western prints that invite comment. Plisse is pre-shrunk, so you can buy your correct size with confidence, these range from 32 to 38 and the price for a pair of smart Comm ‘ . Come see them and choose from the array in the Ladies‘ Shop in Charlottetown and the Lingerie Section of the Summerside Store. I truly think that men are going on a "DENIM Spree" this Summer- right now there are fine DENIM SLACKS in the Men's Wear Dc-pan. ment and they will be simply ideal for all Summer-long-wearing. These Denim Slacks look so grand and cool and comfortable that I'm sure as shooting that men everywhere will like them. They're San. forlzed—they're smartly tailored by Town and Country Togs-they have elastic backed waistband: for snug flt—they come in faded blue and charcoal——all sizes-—prlced 3.95 a pair. Denim Slacks from the Men's Wear at Holman‘: in Sunimersirle.