:Lleuf. Col. Mackinnon, D.S.0.. V.D.. C. de G.. presents Major 0. R. Simon, M.B.E.,

I with the Canadian Forces Decor- ation at tho lnvestlturo held dur- ing the inspection of I Militia

PRESENTS MAJOR SIMO NS WITH DECRATION

Group on Wednesday evening. Iny rear of Lieut. Col. MacKinnon is Brig. G.G.K. Peake. D.S.0.. E.D.,I Officer Commanding the Groupl

and in rear of Major Simons are the remainder of those who received decorations.

Guardian Photo

QUEBEC (CP)-some 2.500.000 persons are expec to be eligible to go to the polls June N to elect a new provincial legislature.

After two days of cabinet ses- glam, Prremier Duplessls Wednes- day announced the dissolution of the 24th legislature. elected in 1952. Mr. Duplessis will be seeking a fourth successive mandate for his Union Nationale Party.

Enumeration of voters will begin May 14 and nominations for the 93 seats will close June 6.

Final formalities of Selling the electoral machinery into action were completed only a few hours after Mr. Duplessis told a score of newspaper reporters in the cabinet chamber that the election date was set.

WON LAST THREE

The election will be the sixth gincg Mi-, Duplessis fused his Con- servatives with break-away Lib- erals and Nationalists to defeat a Liberal administration that had been in power from 1897 to 1936.

His first government went down to defeat in 1939 after three years of administration. Re-elected in 1944 on a provincial rights plat- form, his party won the 1948 and 1952 elections.

For the 66-year old Trois-Riv- ieres bachelor lawyer the election will be his 10th as lesislatute mem her for his hometown riding, his fourth as premier. y

Standing at dissolution was:

IN MEMDRIAM

MRS. BERNARD MCCABE :The death of Mrs. Bernard 0. Mccabe occurred on March 2nd.

56 at the P.E.I. Hospital. She ad entered hospital the previous

day to receive treatment and her family were looking forward to her early return home. And so when news of her sudden death at an early hour reached her fam- ily and friends they were severely shocked and saddened. The late Mrs. McCabe was born May 22, 1882 at Ten Mile House, daughter of the late Thomas Smith and Elizabeth McQuald. , In 1905 she married Bernard 0. McCabe. She lived at Ten Mile House until 1918, at.that time mov- in: to Charlottetown.

The late Mrs. Mccabe was an exemplary woman whose first in- terest was her home. Her christ- Ian guidance and motherly care are not readily forgotten by her family. V

Possessing a generous and char- itable nature she also had a keen interest in her friends,'church and community activities. She always had a i ' welcome when the poor and needy called at her door.

She will be remembered as I firm catholic who regarded this life with a true meaning. A pre- paration for the next. For the past number of years she was unable to attend church but was visited regularly by the priests of St. Dunstan's Basilica.

Left to mourn the passing of a devoted wife and mother are her husband, three sons and four daughters. Thomas. William, Beri- nard. all of Charlottetown. Bernice Mrs. Hooper Younker. Central Roy ally, Stella, Mrs. Leonard 0'Meara Central Royalty. Mae, Charlotte- town, and Lillian Mrs. Pius Mac- Donald, Central Royalty. The fol- lowing step-son and step-daughter also survfve, John, Fillmore. Sask. and Annie, Mrs. Fred Mullen, Tra- cariie. Two daughters, Helen and Noreen and two step-sons Leo and Joseph predeceased her.

Besides her immediate family, the fouowing brother and sisters also survive. Frederick of Winni- peg. Manitoba. Jennie. Mrs. Wm. Dolan, Cohassett, Mass and Joha- nnii. Mrs. John Power. Covehead Road.

.The funeral was held from her late residence on Monday, March mi to St. Dunstans Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. Reginald Phelan. The

allbearers were: Justice Mark

. McGuigan. The Hun. B. Earle MacDonald. Clifford Sherren, Thai Hon. R. R. Bell, M. Alban Far- mer, Fred Driscoll. Interment was in The Catholic Ccmctcry where services were conducted by Rev. ilcginald Phelsn PILIDW Husband and family WREATH SPRAY Johanna and family Josie and Irving Mrs. J. F. MacKie Mrs. H. W. MacLean and family Dillon and Spillett and staff wasarn A Boys from the highway mainten-

ance Dept. (D.P.W.)

Members M.B.S.C.

Mrs. Emily Kelzer

Vincent and Frankie

ROSES ,

Miss Norah Longworth TELEGRAMB

Mrs. William Dolan and family,

Cohassett, Mass.

Mr. John E. McCabe, Fillmore.

Sask.

Mrs. Nellie Kelly. Somrnervilla, Mass.

M3 Gerald P. Murtagh. Ottawa, nt

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS Children of St. Vincents Orphanage Mr. El-osper Arsenault (MLA), '11:-

ms . MASS CARDS Husband - High go; and xatbaleen

2 co and Hooper Stella and Len Bill and Dot Lillian and Plus Mae and Bernard Annie and Fred Johanna and family Jennie and family

town

Mr. and Mrs. Aneas MacDonald and Donalda. Charlottetown

Pat Smith and Mallard. Trac- a e

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hennessey, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDonald, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley, Som- merville, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg. MacDonald. Charlottetown

Mrs. Mary Ready and family, family. Covehead

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horgan. Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hennessey. Charlottetown

Mrs. Revell. Florence and Donald, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corrigan, Tracadie

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mccabe, Charlottetown

Mr. Hugh McQuald. Charlottetown

Adrian and Florence Keenan, Chan- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cannon, Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Char lottetown

Bertha and Mable MacDonald, Charlottetown

Joseph W. MacDonald, Charlotte- town

J. Ivan Trainor, Charlottetown

M3 yGerald P. Murtagh, Ottawa, - n

Mrs. Hilaire Gallant. Charlotte- town

Mrs. Annie Payne, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Power, Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Muitagh, (2) Emerald

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown

The Bolger family, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. John Duggan, Trac- adie

The Smith Family. Tracadie

Mary and Ada Smith, Charlotte- town

Maude and Clarence Murphy. Char lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Trainor, Charlottetown

The Basilica Altar Society. Char- lottetownl

Legion of Mary, Charlottetown

Mr. Ivan Murnaghan. Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whalen and family, Charlottetown

Miss Evangeline Vessey, Charlotte-

town Mr. and Mrs. Blrt Dwyer, Char- lottetown Hilda St. Clair. Charlottetown Miss Pauline MacDonald Char- ' lottetown Miss Uldenc Gsudet. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cantwell. and Klark. Charlottetown Mr. Augustus McQuaid. Charlotte-

Jack Hennessey.

Emeric Holland,

Robert Bradley,

town

Mrs. Margaret Tompkins, Char- lottetown,

Alice and Gerald 0'Meara, Kitch- ener, Ont.

Mrs. Edith Mullen and family. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. O'Donnell. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke. Char- lottetown

Cut and Margaret Gallant. Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Perry, Tig nish

Mrs. Julia Perry. TIKITDSII

Mr. and Mrs. William Mm-Donald Charlottetown

Mrs. Mary Wallace Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laffarty, Char- I lottetown

Everett and Mildred lieagan, Char- I lottetown

The Drlscoll family, Parkdale

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDonald Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Pound. Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Connolly and family, Charlottetown

Mrs. Peter Oatway and family

Mr. and Mrs. Herb MacDonald. Pleasant Grove

Mr. and Mrs. Innis Monaglisn,

Lester

Mrs. Thomas Borgan, Charlotte-

Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donahoe. Corn-

wall

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McQuaid, Tracadie

ENROLLMENTS

Shrine in the Basilica of Our Lady

of Perpetual Help. Roxbury , Mass. U.S.A.

Mrs. William Dolan and family

Society for the Propagation of the Faith (1 year) Mrs. Nellie Kelley Somerville. Mass.

Purgatorial Society (1 year) Mrs. John R. Doyle. Tignish

Catholic Guild for the Blind, Mrs. Margaret Steele, Boston, Mass.

SYMPATHY CARDS

Mr. elilnd Mrs. Alphonse Perry, Tig-

s

ni Eleanor and Henry Woolridge, Ch- arlottetown

Charlie and Jessie Marshal

Mary and Curley Saunders Mable and George Smith

Mrs. Hattie Marshall

Mrs. Addie Younker

Doris and Fred Smith

Florence Flynn

Mrs. Aneas MacDonald

Frank and Mert Mills

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Morrison Mrs. Mary Power and Katie

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Power

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moulton. Loyd Burhoe

Annie and Harry Mellish and fam-

113' Sister St. Bernice Ernest Carter Ruth Muriey

Honorary Head Of Simpson: Firm

TORONTO (CP)-C. L. Burton, 80. who has guided the operations of Simpson's Ltd. for the last 44 Years. Wednesday was named hon- orary chairman of the board of the giant department store enter- prise.

He has been president for 19 years and chairman of the board for eight and now is virtually handing control over to his son

Union Nationale. 64; LIb9l'315v 225 L” r 1 f one; vacant. DV8; total, 92.

provincial election. .The new seat is Kenogamidonquiere, formerly

St. John region. LIBERAL OPPOSITION

president and chairman of

board.

Edgar. now president Mr. Edgar

ager.

Assortment of Spring coats, clear at half price, one rack shades, 1,5 Price. Assortment

THE VOGUE

Discount Sale

some large sizes in black to of dresses, light and dark of navy and black dresses

less 2070. All new coats, suits and dresses less 107?:

Jack Murphy

Helen Burns

John Garnhum

Billie and Mary Power

Alice and Gerald 0'Meara

Irving and Josie

N. W. Lowther

Etta and Arnold

Mrs. Viola Reagan

Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenault Mr. and Mrs. J. T. MacRae liughic Walker and family

Annie and Sheldon Smallwood Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Handrahan Mr. and Mrs. Birt Misener

Kay and Ern Younker

A. J. Zakem

Pansy and Parker Wood

Florrie and Ray Frizzell

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Champion Mr. and Mrs. Don Garnhum

Mr. and Mrs. Emile Myers

Mrs. James Poulton

Marie and Margaret Dolan

Dot and Ev. Waklin

Mrs. Urban Gaudet and Josephine Ethel and Isaac Lawson

FARMERS OFD ' PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

PERSONAL - URGENT - IMPORTANT

The Federation of Agriculture is YOUR Organ- ization - it is working on your behalf - it needs more members and adequate financing if it is to do

a better job. ARE YOU A

MEMBER?

If Not NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN. Meet with your neighbours at the School House - MONDAY, APRIL 30th. 8:00 P.M. - Accident Insurance for members iS5.()0 per year. P. E. I. FEDERATION OF AGRICUIJTURE

Central Royalty Womens Institute Mr. and Mrs. Fidele A. ” Marcella and Minnie

Mrs. V. M. Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. George Kieley and Nora

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Doyle Muriel and Barney Gallant

Mrs. Boyer and Charlie

Andrew and Nevle Dollar

Mrs. Julia Perry

Garth and Elmer Birt

Catherine and Hayden and family Johanna and Family

Joe and Mary Doyle

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Henderson Freda and Alex Mccormac

Mr. and Mrs. George Gregory Miss Ethel Sutherland

James and Helena MacDonald Wallis and Annie Bryenton

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duggan Ann and Norman Macileod

Mina and Bill Ward

Bernard and Ethel McQuaid Lena Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Myers Melvina Gaudct

Charlie and, Leah Swan

Henry and Pauline MacLean

CARD DF THANKS

Mr. Bernard 0. Mccabe and family wish to thank the priest of SI. Dunstans Basilica Dr. J. W. lliacifenzie. all those who sent flowers, messages of sympathy for the enrollments, and to all their friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness shown in their recent sad bereavement.

SMALLWOOD GUEST SPEAKER MONTREAL (CP) Premier Joseph Smallwood of Newfoundland will be riucst speaker at the eighth annual meeting of the Canadian Public Relations Society at Ste.

Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Reg. MacDonald.

Adele. Que, May to, it was an- nounced herc Wednesday.

Mrs..Edward Smith and Mrs. W. Doiron M117 and Joe Doyle Gertie and Thomas Power

ton . Mr. and Mrs. Bull John lmtth "4 family. rncuiio "ahead Mrs. Patrick Ties-nay, loo-

tllmna sin. mncsunu. Isl- Hr. and Mrs. John Heron. rm

mfuluntsus - I Mrs. J hum. ohs lltnstrlcl.

NOTICE I

We have discontinued buying turnips CfoI'WIXiIIgpTClII'fOI'HlISIOdI0lI.'

ASSOCIATED SHIPPERS INCORPORATED

Tm

ilis Your DIIH LDT IS PACKED

ITIS DIIEIIFLDWING W USED CARS AND TRII

a result our lots are brim- It means that we must sell So we've SLASHED the prices to This is not just another sales pitch. This is serious. So

New Chevroleis are selling as fast as we can get them. As You know what that means.

ful of newly traded used cars.

to make room for these new cars and new trade-ins.

an all-time low. We mean it.

answer your surmner motoring problems now. Take advanlage

prices.

. . . the deal you get at Dowd's cannot be equalled anywhere

of

on the Island . ..

The 93 ridings at stake represent

2,500,000 To Vote In Er Quebec June 20 Election ,

in the" election are the Union Natlonale and Liberal parties

party, Quebec branch of the CCF, will have some candidates in urban ridings while Communist Labor- Progressives have announced they plan to field more than 40 can- didates.

Georges Lapalme. 49-year-old lawyer, will lead his Liberal forces for the second time in a provincial election..

While Mr. Duplessls plans to campaign on his record of public works and his strong provincial stand in federal-provincial taxa- tion matters, Mr. Lapaime is plan- ning to hammer away with crit- icism of the government's han- dling of the development of Que- bec's natural resources.

-can

HAMPTON

Mr. Earle Buell, Desable. made a return business trip to Muncton on April 17th.

Rev. Dr. W.A. MacQuarrie, re-

which are expected to contest all iumed W his PBSIOFBI ('h3FE8 at 93 ridlngs. The Social Democratic, ””I"””'”- V-3 I"II0WinE a brief

yvisit at the lioiiic of his muilter, at CW9 Cottage. on April 17-18th.

Relatives anti friends of the con- Waclillil Parties, were present in tlafge Ilunihers, at the home of Mr. Jilld Mrs Leslie Gorrill, on March Llllsi. to iiIlllI3SS the iiiaixiage of tflliss Norma L. Gtirrill and Mr, lliarry G Robbie:-, Rev. W.H.I7oi-. 3-Willie licixiil the otficiaiuig clergy- ,inau. lfolluuing lhe bride's re-

Ei-t-pliuii. tulit-re gills til" value use- 'IliIllC.NK, liH'lIl)'illE to the esteem hold for llllx ypllllil, couple, were yl)l'il5f!llIl'(I, lIIt' bridal couple left kior Ii trip tlii-mush the Maritimes. llit-y uill reside at Tryon.

rrlday, April 27, I956 The Guardian. Page 3

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CLOSING OUT

SALE OF STOCK. M3 to 1,r'2 off rgular prices To Mention a Few Items:

'atermans, Parker, and Skrip ink, quart 98c-pints 59c

2 oz bottles 15c.

Dinky toys and Meccano-U3 off regular prices Stationery, hasti-notes, paper napkins, etc., 5055; off. Shaeffer fountain pens, less 507:; Genuine leather writing cases. Regular 359.00-3910.00 Now 324.50 and S300 All games and toys half price Childrens and adults books 50",? off.

Ball point pens as low as 2 for 29c (refillable too!) etc. -etc.

Phone 9631

The Island Book Room

cnnar spams KENMORE ii Wringer Washer Sale

THE BEST WASHER IIALIIE IN CANADA

an increase from 92 in the 1952 -

part of Chicoutimi, in the Lake

Main parties opposing each other ;

Burton assumes the P033 Vacated by his father and will carry onuas C

C. L. Burton joined Simpson's in 1912 as assistant general man-

l

Designed With Your Safety In Mind! Kenmore Visi-Matit: Washer

178.88

The Visi-Matic Wringer is the safest wringer ever designed, al- lows you to see the entire wringing action. Larger drainboards

S5.DD DOWN 39.00 MDNTNLY

-you can wring bigger pieces faster. . Safe for all fabrics because pressure is automatic.

Famous Soto-swirl Agitator gets clothes cleaner because there are no ”non-wash area". Truly the best washer value available

anywhere. O " Automatically timed

9 lb. oapacity, automatic drain pump.

wash periods.

Guaranteed for 5 years.

128-”

sons-Sears. priced many dollars higher. enables you to do the family wash with fewer loads. agitator washes clothes gently and thoroughly. Features Lovell 8-posi- tion target release wringer for maximum effectiveness and safety. Drop in today. See this special Kenmore washer for yourself.

1956 KENMOREWASHERS

3 35.00 nowu s7.no MONTHLY

' This is the best value Kcninore wriiiger washer over offered by Simp-

You get all the quality construction and features of washers Big 9-lb. capacity porcelain enamel tub. 3-vane Durallte

Budget price without sacrificing quality. Big 9 lb. capacity tiih. B-position Lovell wringer.

Gear case guaranteed for 5 years - needs no oiling. Pump ilor draining.

"Satisfaction or money refunded O

120 Kent St.

II

these ridiculous low

maiic

I

I953 DESOTO HARDTOP

Tu-lone maroon and cream. equipped with good tires. autu-

er steering. This is truly beautiful automobile and is in excellent condition inside and out. A real value-

transmission and paw- a

it .

SI ,395

1947 CHEVROLET COUE .

We offer this one at I very lowprice because it is in good condition and did not cost I great deal to racon- ditlon. some luck btsyc is saint to let I for list

S495

I951 CHEVROLET

TRUCK

ror'tne trucker or former this Vs-ton dark blue express

with good tires, will serve

lava-ably. It's reconditioned for many. many 00-PNNOM

miles. Only-

S725 .

SEDAN

you don. A black Hloor

3895

1950 CHEVROLET

Going places this Stmnner? Well here's your transporta-

conditlon. This one can only save you money. Get the facts front the salesmen-

in good

1950 FORD SEDAN

Here is a 4-door black sedan with low mileage and good tires. and defroster. this DOW. DOW price is sure to please you.

1950 DODGE 2-DOOR

The color is maroon and the tires are good. This car is clean inside and out and in ”ion

Equipped with heater This car at

in good mechanical to give many miles of care-

Be sure to see free motoring. Only-

S695 S725

' many models to choose from ...come look them over!

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