Murray Harbor. North and Vicinity Mr. and Mu-.19-Vilaon Bishop.

lalifax. N. S.. were recent via- tors to Murray Harbour North.

Mrs. John Macl..ean. Peter's load. was a recent visitor to Mont- .gue. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,y1e Boehne-r.

F;igp& are sorry to learn that vtr. George MacLure is ill. All my; infwlshln-g him a speedy re- xovery”.

M. b lancfield Irving.-R.C.N.. is gpegi g a ten day furlough at the 'mo of his parents. Mr. and ms.,? Otto Irving. Peter's Road.

Friends are pleased to learn Amzi?M.r. Russell Acorn. Greek River," who has been confined to his home clue to pneumonia. is greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McPher- son and family. Montague. were recent visitors to Murray Har- tiour. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard MacLure.

Miss Isabel Johnston. Toronto. ; spending some time at Peter.”-S rcnad. guest of Mr. and Mrs. 3:-rr.-ge Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miiiar and iaiishtcr, Beverly, were recen-i. uzsiiors in Alliston. guest of Mr. rnl Mrs. John Beck.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lea and ,'.r.tIy, Vcrno-n River. were Sun- day visitors to Peter's Road.

Her many tricnda are sorry to learn that Min Toma Hitch. is confined to her homo duo to ill-

1105.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Johnston, Peter”: Road. were recent visit- ors to Fredericton, guests of Mr. and Mia. Craywcll. -

Mrs. Georce Moon. who has been spending the winter months in Boston. recently returned to her home in Greek River.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Ramsey and family, Charlottetown. were re- cent visitors to Murray Harbour North. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reid.

Mr. Robert Vanlderrotinc. Char- lottetown, was a week-end vis- itor to the home of his parents. Mr. and Mus. Edgar Vanlderetine. Peter's Road. -

There was a good attendance at the dance held in M. H. N. Hall on Tuesday evening. This dance was sponmred by the Pembroke Women's Institute.

1 Bristol and A Vicinity

bMr. Maurice Martell was a busi- ness visitor to the City on Mon- day.

Friends of Mrs. Ernest, Bambrick are pleased to see her around again after her serious operation in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. Sheldon Mcliwen. summer- side. spent the week-end with his

parents. Mr. and Mn B..W. Mac- Ewen. in the village.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Byrnes spent a long week-end at their oid home here. returning to the City late Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mclwen have taken up residence in their summer home here for the sum- mer months. Mrs. Mcliwen is s furrier and carries on business in the city. 8

Mr. Squires, ,a resident of st. Peters who married recently. is at present building a new house on the property of his father-in-law and hopes to be residing there late in the summer.

The new owners of the Bristol Mills are at present having eon- siderabie work done around the old starch factory pond. Both those ponds have been made into good fishing places again after being idle a I umber of years.

Mrs. Nellie MacDonald is having her house. which has been vacant for a year. moved out on the pre- sent lot much nearer the high- way. The house will be turned and remodeled before she moves into it later in the summer. Her late father built the house after he retired as a O.N.R. section foreman years ago.

Mr. Henry McLaughlin. well known contractor is at present erecting a new bungalow for Mr. Gus Aylward on the property of the late John Byrne. Mr. Aylward. a retired furniture dealer. will come here to reside.

who entered

Mr. George Barry.

the Charlottetown Hospital last

i GUARDIAN. crmzno-n's-rows: ',

Graduation Exercises At iluatlco convent

A 1ll'ls number of parents and visitors attended the School Clos- Inc of st. Augustine's Convent on Friday ever-Ina. Among the dis- tinguished visitors waa Reverend Father Denis Gallant. a young priest ordained in the pariah a few weeks ago.

As the presiding priest. Rev- erend Father Clarence Pltre. en- tered the hall. a piano selection. Sonata in A Major by Mozart, was played by Lorraine Blanchard. The Salutatory was then read by Ellie Gallant. one of the grad- uates. The evening program he- gan with the Primary Class who presented a short play in honor of the Silver Jubilee of their parish priest. They also sang two songs: Tripping Along, and Lea Fraiaea. The program of the Intermediate Department opened with a song. Joy is Everywhere. This was fol- lowed by a choral reading. The Voice of Canada. and a song. Le Drapeau d'Acadie.

Elsie Gallant opened the pro- gram of the Senior Department with a piano selection. Fantasy in D minor by Mozart, after which .:.::-2-2::-Tm

week for an operation. has been sent. home for a few weeks to test before the operation. Mr. Barry has been ill for some time. He is staying here with his parents at present.

Mr. Maurice Martel! has donat- ed a lovely flag pole tothe Church of the Little Flower. It has al- ready been erected on the grounds. Another was donated W M'- Martel to the Church of St. Laur-

ence. Morell.

I long. Ring This Happy Meet- ing. was well rendered by the class. After the distribution of prizes. Gisela Palnchaud played

ephanio Gavotto by Caibullta. In a conversation among the girls of Grades IX and X. .tho out- standing evanta of the school year were brought out. They recalled this was Jubilee Year and also the year of the Beatification of Marguerite Bourgeoya. The sing- ing of "Glolre a Marguerite Bour- geoys" before a statue of the Blessed Foundreaa brought back pleasant memorie...

Another event of Importance worthy of recall was the intro- duction of Grade X! in their school. The two graduates. Ellie Gallant and Alice Duiong. entered solemnly to the strains of Capri- cante by Wachs played by Car- melle Nadeau. Other activities during the last term 0! school which helped in their formation were a closed retreat preached over a week-end by Reverend Father Fisher. C.SS.R.. the Fam- ily Rosary Campaign in May. the ordination in June. and their pastor's Silver Jubilee a week ago. During the program. the senior girls sang a song of such nature as to arouse youth to courage and to- a apirii: of responsibility. 1-in haut lea coeurs. and. Notre Grand Frere. A hymn. "Salut. belle Etoiie". in honour of the Blessed Virgin. recalled that the dogma of the Assumption had been pro- clalmed during the school year.

After the reading of the Val- edictory by Alice Duiong. gratulatory remarks were made by

the pastor, Reverend Father Pltre. '

He urged the graduates to con- tinue their education so as to be- come competent women in so- ciety.

A large numbe of prizes were

Pownal Y.P.U. Presents "Here Comes Charlie"

FKGENTNE

man-Athol Buali.

has pal-Robert pathos. lash mssnbar of the out

sustains his or her part with on fiancee-Mari

'i.iad Hartley. hll old-time col- Hannah.

Vivian Emit-ha-Koraay, urry'I Iuoll.

nal Community Hall recently. the Pownal Sliced the premiere performance gt-one of the finest three-act plays Comes Charlie".

years this group has come through with many fine plays: this one Iccordlns to many observers. was "WPI". This play has since been presented in various other com- munities and everywhere was re- ceived most favourably by and appreciative audiences.

Before a packed house in Pow-

YOUIK PO0l!le's Union

amateur performers, "Here

Although during the past two

large

ceuent dramatic ability from start to finlah.

of the group's minister, Rev. A.8. Weir

their first appearance on stage: home-Lois Weatherbis. sweetheart-Arthur Jones.

aunt by marrhgkboromy lnge.

an

uncle Ala: Twigga. in charge of charlie-Edison Bheidow.

Charlie Hoppa, Larry's ward- Margaret Oarruthers.

Mrs. Caroline Bmyths-xersey Vivian's mother-ldna Robertson

Mortimer Bmyths-Ksraey, Viv- fan's brother-Edward Wood.

During the intermission betweer. acts instrumental music was pro- video by Richard Brehaut and Athol Buell. The evening's anter- tainment closed with the National Anthem.

The play is under the direction

Following is the cast in order of Nora Malone, cook at the Elliott Officer Tim Mccirill. Nora's Mrs. Fanny Farnham, Larry's Larry Elliott. a young business

Reverend Father Pltre. the School Commission. Hon. Mr. Justice Mar- Gulgsn. Mr. Cornelius CHILOHHQIU and the Convent.

grateful to Mr. Amos Gallant for the ice cream and them after the exercises.

COLDS!

con- '-

awarded. due to the generosity oi

The pupils and Sisters are very

cu kc served

”sropsi

PAIN AND olscomropy 0,

SUMMER

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ASPIRIN

"in aura III II CIIIIDI

NOTICE

EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JUNE 20th, 1051 s

EXPRESS RUNS TO AND FROM BOSTON AND AMER!-CAN POINTS: TO AND FROM MONTREAL AND UPPER CANADIAN POINTS

EXPRESS BUN: Lv. Ch'fown daily 12:80 p..In. and Lv. S'aido 2:00 p.In. daily.

This will give two trips daily to the Mainland. Lv. Chitnwn 8:45 a.m. daily ea. Sunday via Bonshaw. Lv. Chitown 4:00 p.In. Sunday only via Hunter River.

NOTE: Murray River - Montague - Georgetown Bus will leave

Murray River at 0:45 am. daily ex. Sunday. Lv. Georgetown 1:10 un. daily ex. Sunday Lv. Montague 7:45 a.nr. daily ex. Sunday. Lv. Montague 7:45 am. daily ex. Sunday for Wood Islands. Lv. Wood Islands 8:45 a.m. daily ex. Sunday for Ch'town. Lv. Ch'tow'n 9:15 pm. daily for SOUBIS.

FOR. INFORMATION

Ch'town 248. S'aldo 282'!

Phone: Phone:

' Coats regularly priced up to 335-W i

. . Oleoring oi

” Cieorlngot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . ..

4...... regtrloltyprload up to sum Of o:::asso.o.o;o-case as

Big Clearance

Hosiery.

ALL SPRWNIG AN-o summer cons -aaouoso 10 cum

no--salaas-.asa -

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Now going or . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Cootsvregularly priced up to 567-50

Now going or . . . . . . . . . . ..-,9 Comts regu-lorly priced up to 549-00 Now going at

Coats regularly pried up to 2. Now going at . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . ..

SHORTiIE COATS RIBPUOED TO OWN! Sltorties regularly priced up to 549-00

To clear at .. . . . . . . . . . . . Lingerie Department

no. aasars--I

I-Nem," Smile; .. -lightly boned - zizpsr fastening - Sizes 27 to 31 Regular SI .50-' Spegpqnl Sa.lcy.FncQ .y...........' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I.. M .

Bathing 5llIl' sspecnols - 2 piece cotton elylcs -- 90"'9 Gt P"”r

1.97" 4.98 ..... .. 153""

rnediumond lorgsin

2.95

Regular 53.95 to 39.95 - Spec-oily priced or from

Slightly soiled Lingerie gm ma" I

Special purc-hose - Seersucker Pyiomos, colors pink, lulu: and yellow - Price per pair

.assaIasOO,.. --.--...ia-use asses-OI-II-

oaboniinos in

4.95

7.95 Coat! regularly priced up to 313.95

Clooringot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .

Giiluummsrcootsats-eius6moni'lnsto3:-oIk,cosduroy,andtionnsl in

smart pastel slIodos- ' 3.25

Boys summer cools and hate 0510! 1 pastel shades-Coats nouloriy priced up to 57.50

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Coois regularly priced up to 3"-95

Coolpats nguiody priced upto 36.25

Clearing or . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ........ 5.95

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l.adies' Wear - Lingerie - Children's Wear Thursday - Friday - Saturday'

go on sale at greatly reduced prices. specials in loclies' first qudity Nylon

Sale of Laelies' Wear and Children's Wear -' all spring and summer Coats

Broken lines of Ladies' Dresses. Lingerie and Millinery-also greatly reduced-and two good

SORRY- NO PHONE ORDERS

Ladies" We at Specials

' only

x

Shortios regularly priced II! N 531-” To clear or . . . . . . . . . . . ..

1 9.50 Shoriios regularly priced up to 522-50

To clear at . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

14 only sum"... Drasaaa in prime silks, -...i..;.';....... and stem - regularly

priced at up to 1329.50 -- Now pricedtooloorat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I A good assortment of printed Crepe Dresses mre90l0WI OM04 "0 N 317-95-

Nowpricodiocloorotoniy oodh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22 only Summer Orossos-punts and plums-roguianty priced up to 512.95 and

now cleaning at

-..-. .--a,q,L..ssug,

an . . . . o-solallv un..-..-cs.--pas.-u-as

Specials in Millinery Department 1-3 "" 1-2 Price

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Lodiessnvawtvots-vdvlioandpostd shades- Rsg. 53.95 to tl1.95-Nov priced to clear or . . . . . . . .

Lodies'oI-rowtsota in Ilock, Navy and Brown. RegulorS4.95toSll.95-Gleor-ingot........ . . . . . . . . . . .

Child:-en”s Department

Girls qaringand surmnorcoots-lovaly colon in the newest styles- Siass 2 to 14x '

Cools roguloity prlosd up to 312.95

Oloaring at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. cm. rsgulorty priced up-co 317.93

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Clsonng o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cools ngulorty priced in to 529.50 Clsoring or . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Girls ohortie coats - sins 7 to 14: Regularly priced am to 316.95 '

10.00 15.00

Clearing at . . . . . . . . .

GM. q:.:?.H.u: . . . . Md ' ' Drsasosrsgulovtyprlcod-lo31.95 Cloring at . . . . . . . . ..

1 .98

1

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IR 33.95-

9:::”:lv:lrools price-cacti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 17 only ladies blouses--many styles and ooioro-lltegularvly 2 prieoduptoS5.95-Now cieoringaihooch . . . . . . '

15 only ladies sweaters-putlovor styles-short d-cevos-Illegal 3 worthupto S5.95andnovIoleon'vngot.. . . . . . '

10 only ladies sweaion-Jllogulortyworilt IQMS4-95 2 00 clearing oi-sodil ............... .............y..-......... i '

Hosiery Specials First Floor

lvos - Newest sunnnsr lolxi

shades-

1 .49

45 guoge 30 donior

Nylon My lint quality - full fashioned - Sizes 9 to Special sale price, pr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 51 guaga - 20 Denier Nylons - Broken range - one shade only in

slam 9V: to 1095-ilag. 51.95 - SoloSpeciol,pr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1 .59

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Dmaos regularly priced to 35.95

3.50

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Regular 32.50 - Special or . . . . . . . . . . . .

lays broadcloth pyiomos sine 4 and 6 'R09lIlor 32.50-Spoeio1Solsprics . . . . .

Chenille carriage oats - blue and pink -

1 .75 ll .75

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