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.May 9th. 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne liiman, TrY0H- 8 d5"ghi tor, Linda Ruth. weight 7 lbs. 12 ozs.

BOYCE-At the P. E. I. Hospital on May 9th, 1956, to Mr. and vs. J. Keith Boyce lnee Mar- on Puncher. R.N.), a daughter-

Heatlicr Margaret. Weiglli 3 lbs., 14 ozsd Deaths

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MacI.EOD-At the P. E. I. Hosv1' tal mi .-llay lltli, 1955. Malculin lllacI.i-od of I-Iorest llills in his 95th yczir. Remains resting zit the Cuicliffe Funeral lloiiie till noon today. then to his late re- sidence. Funeral notice later.

COMPTON-At the Provincial In- firniary on Tuesday. May 8th, 1953. Mrs. George Compton of Belle River in her 73th year. Resting at the MacLean Funer- al Home from where the funer- al will take place this, Thurs- day afternoon, service commen- cing at 2 o'clock. Interment Bi-lie Itirer Cemetery.

BEER-At Massachusetts General Hnsplifil. Boston. Mass. on Tuesday. May 8, 1956, Thomas Alfred Beer, formerly of Char- lottetown in his 69th year. Re- mains will arrive at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held (priv- atel on Saturday morning. ser- vice commencing at 11 o'clock. Interment Sherwood Cemetery.

' Please oinlt flowers.

GARDINI-TR-At the Chronic Care Unit of the Prince County Hos- pital, Mziy B, 1956, Mrs. Eliza Gardiner of Hamilton in her Dotti year. The remains resting at Davison's Funeral Home un- til Friday at 1 p.m.. thence to Keir Memorial Church. Mal- pcque, where funeral service will be held at 2p.m. Interment Malpeque Cemetery.

CITY AND

OEIITRALS

Page 2. The Guardian

MOTHER'S DAY sreetins cards. Reddin Bros.

"CRASWELL for better photo- graphs."

PERFUMES, TOILETRIES for Mother's Day. Reddin Bros.

SPECIALS in Millinery. for Mother's Day. Adella's Mtllinery, Gloria Building.

MOTHER'S DAY CHOCOLATES -Reddin Bros.

JEWELLERY SPE C IAL for Mother's Day. Boxed. only S100 and S200. Taylors Jewellers Ltd.

MOTHERIS SPECIAL cup and saucer. only 52.25. Taylors Jewel- lers Ltd.

WEEK-END JEWELLERY Spee- ial for Mother: Boxed sets only 31.00 and 52.00. Taylors Jewellers

V I S I 'I' HI-STYLE lllillinery, Great George Street. We are giv ing a special discount on any hat for Mother's Day.

THE WINNER of the ham yes- terday in Atkinsonis renovation sale was F. M. Doyle, 17 Pownzil Street.

GAME A('T PENALTY - At Charlottetown yesterday morning Stipendiary Magistrate Gilbert R. Gaudei fined a resident of Charlottetown 55.00 and costs for angling without a license. The offense was committed at Belle River on Sunday. The case was investigated and prosecuted by Chief Game Inspector Jenkins.

POLICE COURT - A motorist appearing Iicforc Magistrate Martin yesterday morning charged with drunken driving was remanded un- til this morning. Another for oper- ating a motor vehicle without num- ber plates was fined ten dollars and costs or five days and a third

Thursday, May 10, 1956

"YOUR DOLLAR IUYI loll at the Hughes Drug Stan.”

GIRL GUIDE UNIFORMS. ber- ets. belts urgently needed. Pinup call 8449. Guides will collect them

WE TREAT THE SICK WELL. Giggey's Pharmacy. open 8 I.m to 8 p.m.

SPECIALS in Millinery for Mother's Day, AdellI's Millinery, Gloria Building.

CONGRATULATE YOUR special Graduate with a gift from Putter- sous on Great George Street.

IQUEEN CIIARLOTE HOME Ind School meeting is postponed, un. til Thursday, May 17th. .

THE WINNER of the ham yes- terday in Atkinson's renovntion sale was F. M. Doyle. 17 Pownnl Street.

GOLF CLUB MEMBERS - A practice area to the rear of No. it Tee is now open. The remain- der of the course is still closed.

YOU WILL FIND suitable gifts for Bride, Groom and Attendants at Patterson, Jewellers and Gift Specialists.

DR. COX will be absent from his office at the Polyclinlc from the lltli of May until about the middle of June.

MOTHER'S DAY Services on May 13, at the United Church. hit. Stewart, 11 am.; Bristol, 7 p.m. Special music - all invited. Rev. H. H. Bell, Supply Minister.

A NEW SELECTION of Diamond Rings has just arrived. Be sure to see them before making your final choice. Pattersons Jew- ellers.

AFTER MAY ISTH Tax Collect- or will be billing employers for Educational Taxes unless satisfact-

charged with failing to stop at a red light was fined fifteen dollars and costs. Two drunk and incap- ables were each given a ten day suspended sentence and a person

Howard Mclnnis FITTED FO0TVlEAli

175 Queen at. -Currie Bldg.

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charged with drunk and disorderly

five days.

Engagements

John. son of Mrs. Stentaford Ind the Stentaford of Montreal.

1956; in Montreal.

The Reverend and Mrs. A. Frank MacLean of Charlottetown,

ander. son of Mr.

Scotia.

Scotin, on May 18th.

JAVEX

MARMALADE CHERRY JAM

3 lb. box

Quality MEATS 59” 59”

I9: 39” 5:

. QRANGES, cloz.

4 lb.

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was fined ten dollars and costs or

STEWART-STENTAFORD - Mr. and Mrs. Nelson tsewart, Souris East, P. E. I., wish to announce the engagement of their dangli- ter, Karolyn Dell, to Norman Norman

late Mr.

Que.

Marriage to take place May 19,

Prince Edward Island, announce the engagement of their daughter. Margery Jean, to Robert Alex- and Mrs. George Crooks of Sydney, Nova The wedding will take place in J. Wesley Smith Memorial United Church. Halifax, Nova

ory arrangements are made for paying this tax.

ANNIVERSARY Year - Worth's Pharinncy- 200.000 medi- cal prescriptions -dispensed. Prop- rietor J. E. H. Worth, Registered Pharmaceutical Chemist since July 1914.

AN IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion B.E.S.L. will be held on Thursday. May 10 at 7.30 pam. A fullnttendnnce is request- e .

LISTEN TO C.F.C.Y. Thursday at 7.45 p.m. George A. Lenrd, Souris, will speak on "Rum 'ni Ribbons"-An I s I I n d Country Store of 1704. Sponsored by the Historical Society.

INVITATION TO all brldes-to- be. Pnttersons your Jewellers and gift specialists on Great George Street cordially invite you to in spect their new China and Glass- ware patterns before making your selections.

NAVAL RECRUIT -- The latest recruit to enroll into the Roynl

A REAL BUY

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WILLARDS CHOCOLATES

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Coliali, Therapy Ilnii Predicted for Halifax Soon

OTTAWA (CF)-Health Minister Martin indicated Wednesday that Halifax soon may have a cobalt on beam therapy unit for the treat- ment of cancer.

Hewnade the statement at the official opening here of a cobalt 60 treatment centre at the Ottawa Civic hospital.

Mr. Martin said the installation of the Ottawa unit brings to 13 the numbe of Canadian cities now pro- viding this type of treatment. The other cities are Vancouver, Edmon- ton. Saskatoon, St. Boniface. Win- nipeg, Port Arthur. Windsor, Lon- don, Hamllton, Toronto. Kingston and Montreal.

He said he recently approved it federal grant to help finance I unit in Saint John, N.B., adding "I understand that consideration is being given to the setting up of I cobalt 60 treatment centre in the llnlifnx urea."

Canadian Navy Reserve at 1-I.M. C.S. Qu n Charlotte, is, Ordinary Seaman onald Robert Maccallum son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mac- Callum, Belmont Street, City, who was sworn in Monday evening.

DIE s IN MEDFORD -- Miss Bertha G. Fennell, who was born in Charlottetown passed away in Medford. Mass., on May 5, 1956. after a long illness. She was the daughter of the late Robert and Elizabeth Hobbs Fennell who were Ilso born in Charlottetown. She had been a resident of Medford for thirty-three years and was seventy-nine years old. Funeral services were held at the Beats Funeral Home, Monday. May 7th. at 2.00 p. m. with Rev. ltnrry Belmont Hill of the Centre Meth- odist Church in Maiden officiat- ing. Interment was in Wildwood Cemetery. Wilmington, Mass. Her nearest relatives are cousins and nieces.

SPEAKS IN MAINE - Profes- ser Heath MacQunn-ie, is native of Victoria, P.E.I. recently visited Orono Maine where he was the main speaker at the annual state- wide convention of the Homema- kers' Association held at the Uni- versity of Maine. He spoke on Canadian-American relations and showed slides of the International

eluded Dr. Houck. president of the University of Maine and Profes- sor Eckhardt of the University of Connecticut. At the meeting the Homemakers Association voted a 8100 donation to the work of the Peace Garden.

Personals

The many friends of Mrs. John Curr will be sorry to hear of her Illness. She is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. All wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs.. Reginald G. Tay- lor arrived home last evening af- ter nn extended visit to Vancou-

24 oz. JAR ONLY

Pence Garden. Other Speakers in- N

GRACEFUL POSE

Sharan Bugden "On her toes" as ii Star of the Festival in grace- ful pose shows how easy it is.

Guardian Photo

Former Ch'iown Naval Officer lleluming Home

It was announced in Ottawa yes- terday that acting Commander G. A. Campbell Scarth of Lennoxville, Quebec and Charlottetown in re- turning to Canada after two years as Naval Attache to the Canadian Minister to Sweden and Finland and to the Canadian ambassador to

orwny. Cdr. Scarth first joined the R. C.N.V.R. at Charlottetown in 1932, and until the outbreak of World War II he was first lieutenant of the local reserve division. On the commenceme t of hostilities he was transfered to Halifax Ind from there he served in various capacities aboard a numbe of naval vessels. For n time he was training officer at the original H. M.C.S. Cornwallis soon after the establishment was opened It Deep

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SYDNEY-A 40 year-old former Ontario resident who lists his 01:.- cupation as I 'NeWlPlP0mIlB Monday was sentenced to three years in Durcheste Penitentiary when he appeared before Provin- cial Magistrate John F. MacDon- Ild on charges of false preteuces with intent to defraud.

James P. Carleton. who an no specific address. pleaded guilty to a total of 10 charges of obtain- ing money and merchandise under false pretences. Informutions ag- ainst the nccused were filed by police in Montreal, Halifax, Am- he:-st,,Dartmouth and Sydney.

He was sentenced to three years for obtaining I 379 typewriter and S100 cash from Merritt Business Machines of Sydney with I worth- less cheque. i

on eight other charges he re- ceived sentences of three months

Clan Mcicleed Magazine Is Good Reading

In the most recent Issue of Clan MacLeod Magazine there is I very lively description by Dame Flora of her world's tour which included visits to Phillipines, Australia. New Zealand, Hawaii, United States and Canada.

Very prominently displayed is I picture of the Scottish Chief- tain receiving the key to the City of Charlottetown from the hands of His Worship Mayor Stewart,

In her message to her Clansmen Dame Flora, emphasizes the motto of the Clan which is "Hold Fast”. She stresses the im- portance of members. no matter where they may reside. having a sense of belonging to each other The Chieftain visunlizes the day when there will be u world wide organization of MacLeods who can bring fellowship to each other wherever one may be visiting.

Clan Macbeod Magazine is edited jointly by Major R.C.Mnc- Lead and Reverend Donald Mac- Kinnon. The latter is well known to residents of Prince Edward Island, having assisted in the pul- pit: of the Free Church of Scot- land here.

The magazlng is pleasingly edited and will make very in- teresting reading for any Scottish Clansman but particularly those whose roots go back to the ancient castle of Dunvagnn on the Isle of Skye.

Brook, N.S.

He is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H.A.C. Scarth, his father hav- ing been I former manager of the Charlottetown branch of the Can- ndian Bank of Commerce for I number of years.

Cdr. Scarth is being succeeded in his appointment by Cdr. Richard Cassels Chenoweth, of Westmont Quebec and Victoria. 13.0. the up-

Gets 3-Year Term On , - False Pretense Clicirge

pointment to take effect July I.

enchundonunlnthhewns sen- tenced to IIIK months. All sen- tences will run concurrently. Carleton wu arrested by RCMP in North Sydney six weeks ago. The accused is also on the wanted list of the Charlottetown Police Department. who on holding I warrant for his arrest for the pn- Iing of bogus cheques in this area dllflnl the early Port of March. Whilst in this district he is said '4' IIIVO Posed under the name of William Tait, giving his occupg. :31 tlint of free-lance photograp-

Medical Checkup

For Eisenhower

WASHINGTON (AP).- Presi- dent Eisenhower mude known Wed- gesday he is about to undergo I

head-to-toe" physical examina- "0n- The regular yearly checkup. which will put the president in Walter Reed Hospital here from tonight until Saturday noon, should show Just what shape he is in for the possible rigors of his re-eiec- tion campaign.

Eisenhower's impending medi- cal examination was " ' ” at A press conference when a reporter asked whether he planned ii "ma- jor checkup" before the Republi- can nationni convention.

Yes, right away, said the presi- dent-n checkup "from head to toe". He added this had no par- ticular relation to the heart attack he suffered last September al- though, he said, it naturally would include heart tests.

Later, the White House said this will be the annual examination Plsenhower has had for about the last 10 years.

Protestant Orphanage Contributions

Murray llarbour North. collect- ors Betty ML-Lure and Myrtle MacLeod:

32.00 each: Hazen MacLure, Claw Bros.

81.00 each: Mrs. B. Johnston. Mary L. lllillar. Wiston Johnston, Newton Hit-ken, Lowell Johnston, Warren Miller. David Irving, Herbert Llewellyn, Weir Mccluref Willard Mcclure. Mrs. Florence MacLure, Thomas Clair, Mrs. Annie Kennedy, Harry Mlllnr, Katherine Miller, Glen Millnr. William Kennedy, Rae Kennedy, Harry Reid, David Reid. S. C. Reid, Cameron Clow. Rev. M. C. Currie, John Clow, Elmer Millur, James MacLure, Jim Henderson, Edward Millnr.

.50c each: Mrs. Mnrvyn John. ston, Albert MacLeod, Mrs. Verne Johnston. Ivan Reid, Grant Dixon, Mrs. Myron Jackson. Webster Clow. George Miller, Archie Dix- on. Fred Miller.

Eail Of Home leaves ll.ll. For Canadian Tour

first visit to Canada.

his private ucretiu-y, I-II: Smedley Lord

day to begin I three-week

cistern Canada. Early next year

Iiahlnns to visit western Canada.

Charlottetown. Fredericton. Quebec City. Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa.

In Ottawa Lord Home will meet Governor-General Massey, Prime Minister St. Laurent and cabinet ministers.

He also will fly to Washington for an informal three-dny visit as guest of Sir Roger Makins. Brit- sh ambassador to the United States. He is to return to London by air June 5.

The tour of the country will take him to: Grand Falls. Nfld., May 10: St. Johns, mid. May 10- 18: Halifax, May 13-16; Charlotte- town, P. E. I., May 16: Frederic- ton. N. B., May 17-19; Knob Lake, Labrador, May 19-20; Sept. Isles, Que.. May 21; Quebec City, May 22; Montreal, May 23-24.

Visils Local Naval Division

Lieut. (E) Harry J. Brewer oi H.M,C.S. Scotlan. Halifax, N. S., Area Engineer Officer, Eastern Naval Divisions, yesterday visited the local Naval Division in con- nection with the technical training of members of the Engineering, shipwright and Plumbing branch- es. He also carried out an In-

E-Tllope for Settlement In Middle Easi -

WASHINGTON (AP)--State Sec- retary Dulles said Tuesday night Russia nppenrs increasingly aware of the dangers of "reckless nction" in the Middle East. and there are grounds f0? hope" that I settle- ment may be reached.

Dulles” speech was prepared for I B'nni B'i-lth international con- vention in Washington.

Dulles slid the NATO allies at the Paris meeting last week ex- pressed "grave concern that the Soviet Union had sought to fur- ther it: ends by placing fut Ind loose with peace" in the Middle East.

He said the NATO allies want to Ivoid "a situation where great mlmlify powers confronted each Other. by DFOXY. under conditions which would engage their respec- tive Pfeltlges in I manner omin-

LONDON (CP)-The secretary of state for Commonwealth rela- tions, the Earl of Home, left by pluno Wednesday night for his He is ac- companied by Lady Home and old Dunstnn'I University with a B. A, --

Homo was scheduled to

Irrivo It Gander. NfId., curly to- tour of

On this trip he will go to Hall-

Selkirk Girl Graduate! ; In Social Work

At I colorful ceremony held u the Lord Nelson Hotel on Friday eveniu. May 4th. Min Marian McPhee of Selkirk, P. E. I., re- ceived I diploma in social work from the Maritime School of so.,., lal Work. ',

Miss McPhee graduated from 3;. -.

degree. Following this she taugln;i school in P. E.'I. and in British... Columbia. N . In 1053 Miss McPhee register ” It the Maritime school of Soci , Work and after completing on. . year of u ' ' , accepted a pog:--z itlon in the social la-vice depart:” ment of the Fulconwood Hospital: In the fall of 1954. Miss McPhee... returned to the Maritime School- of Social Work to complete hot; training. During her second year. of training, Min McPhee served as student librarian and was well known and highlylmlgarded by he, fcllow students. ss McPhee will . receive the degree of Master oi Social Work at the . convocation ceremonies at St. Francis Xavier University on May lath.

Miss McPhee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. McPhee or Selkirk, P. E. I., and expects to return to practice social work in her native province.

The Honorable Henry D. Hicks, 3. A., B. Sc., M. A., B. C. L., D. C. L, M. N.. D Ed. Premier of Nova - Scotia. gave the graduation ad. dress

spection of technical training equipment and the harbor craft of the division. During his in. spec" he was accompanied by ' Petty Officer Reg. MacMillan, R. C. N.. senior engineering rating of the permanent staff.

SALE Store Furnishings

Cash register (Mccaskey Strong box

Counters

Card racks

Show cases

Tube Lites

Pieces plate glass (odd sizes)

THE ISLAND BOOK ROOM

Annual Meeting

Of Hereford Breeder: willbe held in the Agri-g cultural room, Friday, May. 11, 8 p.m.

Total-337.00.

ous for peace."

" WE WELCOME DOMINION STORES

. TO OUR CITY AND-WISH THEM EVERY SUCCESS IN THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE

SVlIlFT'S JEWEL

SHORTENING

NEW!

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FOOD, 2 for

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