. _. iltinelfemnetardlzeaaisyifsamootlt; Breads, ‘a at vea lw . ’ he: 0t bold-that apoiiial azclaq: ﬂavour! Mustard with maalaadds saet-jaaimprevu ﬂayoutuuaids ‘is vii 3"" FINN-h’! a‘; a and watch fllnilyjo for it‘! _,

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Don't overwork summertime casual- nees and ‘informality.

l Do choose aoli. casual but planned . “"4 Pier slain’-

liens-shrunken

trey that path- Qggpmilbg struggle for youthlful days that can't

fol into dowdy matmnly clothes with wisps of ﬂoating about your heed and Don't fall for iunior miss stum eticsliy testifies to your some back, And who wlni-e ihwi?

Do enj your mature years in cool. Irina outﬁll your innate charm. which only

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upswept hairdo and dreu to experience heilhiﬁﬂb

iﬂlllt-STRIIQTIII Flelechmantfa fresh nfhaYeasz

W" Wide: "my! All the strength of u...

while]! out the ﬂavourfol goodness of your Beaoreefrwaatnm~llgh:texmre- '

I Af-IIQIIII,‘ _ Insist on fresh scrim

, use. linux57; stunner-r

They ar t dead wt: li in heart: 5'». leave beliinxl‘

In. those whom they have blessed, 'I‘hey live a liic again, i,

of Mrs. Henry Bug. nited Church lost

Wdntlfs ary y m earnest supporter, the Strathéons Women's Institute a loyal worker. overv Iood cause a friend. and the who e oolnmtmity u! Dundas a tried hbor. Death occurred "l"! llll in a Montreal hNDli-el. on Ml-y 28th. miter an lil- ness of only two days and the turn oral service was held in the Dundee (Zhurolh. the church she loved and served so well. on Saturday after- lnlabnni guns 1st. Retéerend M. l)’. M e . pastor 8P0 e words o comfort to the large t g as his text: will behold thy face in non: 1 shall be satisfied. whqu 1 awake, with thy likeness." The ~church was ﬁlled with friends who

WM diploma. from Prince of Wales Coll e she ta ht for several years 4n Jzton, Albon CTN! End Cumberlan Hill. On November 25. 1902. she was united in marriage with Henry Austin Bur- dett o! Strathcona. who predec- Hilod ‘gar in Julyrlesti.

o em were born the following children: (Their first baby died in "fly infancy); Esdale. who lives on. the homestead; Muriel (Mrs. Lorne Wiggintcu.) Montague; Hazel, (Mrs. Richard atheson.) ontraal-

and dams)

wh

1n Febnmry. 194a. There are two sisters and one brother lett to cher- ish her memory; Mrs. Stuart Mor- wn. Charlottetown: Mrs. John win.- eloe. Murray : Fulton Qnith, New Perth. ‘libero are also

nieces and nephews. cousins. and a host of friends. Mrs. Burdett was a School for a number of years while her own children were still small. She was s true and sincere friend, kinder-d understanding in her judo» mem, of others. A loving wife and Hwfhel‘. she was devoted to her home and family. Truly it. could be said of her "she looked wall to the ways of her household. and ate not the bread of idleness, l-ler children arise up. and call her blessed." She had a. retentive misc-l and was an intel ent conversationalist, Janet Bunie t still lives, the fruit of her rs is beyond the corru tin: uch of time. She was in very ruin a most exemplify Christian. which was eased in her life o! happy devoted service to er , her fuuily and her neighbors. Her life Wits an unlbrokcn testimony of Christian virtues. built upon g “so. lute and unshakable faith in. God as revealed in Jesus Christ and in Ilfs written word. Although no longer with us in the flesh. she still speaks of the riches of Divine Grace in the saving power of Christ for all man- kind. As the stone dropped 90nd of water sends ripples to the farther shore, so her deeds or 10v; and kindness have set .in motion in. ﬂuernes for Rood. that will continue to reverberate throuafi long future years. She mes to her reward in. sure and dertain hone of the resur- rection. "For w» know that it the earthly house of this Whernecle be dissolved. we have a hililding o! God, a house not made with hands. eter- nal in the heavens." b ‘we follvwlna were the ﬂoral m-

u s. Pill w-Ead l . R b wrath a e u v and Claire.

Hazel. Dick and family. Muriel. Lorne and foamy,

Georae. Irene and Beverley. Soray- Mefy. Ashes and Fulton. Walter. Ada smd family. tﬁifi“ limit!‘

rs. u.

Leah and Calvihéd Norman Slrathoona. Women's Institute.

Gard of Thanks

n. famll T5’: _

Burdztt cxpxrcgses §lr$l°n“$a§l§“§% all friends who sent messages oi’ gyﬂllilﬂlg and to all neighbors who recent sore bereeyetrylznt. dig-Glitz:

ZIEADR" FILM TEUHNIOOI-OI III’! glorious ‘lbohnioolor,

Q’ '4 n to the

28 praise and symtililly I8

teacher in the Strathcone Sunday M

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In Memos-iam- uaa. oaaiirT-raamos

' cast the comm‘ T3388 wﬁvlt was learned . t Mrs. Damien Trainer hm passed away at the Provincial %‘T§'il"zoa. when awakeniégg-

fthherchlct t m~§.“t‘§3l‘£t‘h.$a.na..%a%i. a

fwd.’ °‘ h“ C.‘ fm-ilil? Elﬁlfééé Mak

er. Death is always and. but is eavw- iul so. when one full of bright hopes and’ comets for the future is call- very bloom of you .

t twenty-tour but by no: loveliness and cheer- fui ition had nude a host of moms, who will long cherish her

conducted by e veswr. Rev. Ayers who also officiated at

grate. L The pail bearers cvgre Maurie

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name to nay their last tribute of Cqatello, Joseph tello. Lin . an e was banked ‘rrnuor lilrmnett. McCloslrey. it wt h flowers. Mr. Herb Macl-eod at llo and Thomas Mo . sans 3h: beautiful and conwiino She leaves to mourn besides hﬂ‘ "W N0 Nllht There." The ot-hel heart-broken hireband, a sorrowiaz l1 s we're “The Lord's My mother, Mrs. Ephraim Costello. t o $hehhelvlﬁ and ‘ Safe the Arms brothers Maurice and Joseph. Char- °t Jfuaad w"?! ﬁlings)!!! IOT-tlﬁiiwllnllld hare Kslietermcrhdra- uroh e neg rs: Mour ce oDoma . e y's oss: Albert and Alec rn John A. Mc- Mn, Pierce l-la .

Par“ Mus; Mrs. John oManus. shew: Mrs. Roam Ch -

Edward e. see. Mass. and Mrs. Duffy. Boston,

Mass. Many miritual and floral ermi- inu spoke their mute words

very lame funeral cortege.

MAB!!! Mrs. Ephraim Costello Mr ard Mrs. Pierce Hwppeny Mrs. Duffy, Jamaica, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hcsche. Chi‘ Ni‘ hr. and Mrs. Nr. and Mrs. uri Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costello Carol Arm. and Michael McMarmus ~Dr, and Mrs. J. D, McGulgaa Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Trainor Miss Genevieve ‘rralnor 1 us nor . Mile Noreen ‘rrainor Misses Eleeswr and Mayra ‘Drainor Mr. and. Mrs. Eulﬂne th Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. John F. McKenna Mr and Mrs. Louis McKee-nus George Bolduo. Boston. Mass. Mary. Gerald and George Mono-

acven grandchildren, a number of ohm

L ' Dunsf rd Myrlzqtichard o Murphy. Boston.

ass.

Mrs. Elizabeth Roan-he and Reta. Chelsea. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Callaghan Mr. am Mrs. Joseph Coady

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costello Harold and Brendon Hermessey Mr. and Mrs. Peter MoQuald and Evelyn '

Mr, and Mrs. Eamnett McCloskcy Ivan Mahar

Mr, ard. Mrs. John F. McQuaid

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Mr. and Mrs. E. J. German

Reta and Frances Stcrdy

Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly

Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Pollard Carl Hagar.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen McQuillen Mr. and Mrs, Michael Bolgcr Mrs. Daniel and James Woods Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McQuaid Mrs. Tobias and Blanche Murray

Mr. and Mrs. Fred De Costa

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gallant

Mrs, Cornelius Cahill

Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Mather Mr. and Mrs. Jose h McAvinn Blair Hackett and e MoPhail Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mahar

Mr. am Mrs. Stephen Malone Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dowl

1dr. and Mrs. Donald An arson Cecil Costello

Mr. and Mra. Daniel Maloneand

Teresa

Mr, and Mrs. Michael McMaous t‘ and Mrs. Pope Costello and ‘ﬁles-ea Florence and Ursula

Maone i _

lvr. Mrs. Thomas McAvmn Miss Sadie German Mrs. Catherine and Russell Flood Miss Se] tell

(Jo: Mr. and e. Alplgonaus McQuaid Mrs. Lawrence Kennel-

h-airabr.

“t mu over c. F, c

0g land. direct

r. and Mrs Barnett Flood

m. and Mrs. J. B. Clarkin Maurice Cah

lilr. and Mrs. Lowrance Murray rs. F. B, McQuaid

Edwin Carraghar Miss Blanche Murra

Catharine and Raymond MoQilil- Mr. and Mrs. L. h. crhes

Mr rIOhar FMril K m my m‘ k

e- Mrl yam! Mrs. Daniel MeKinaon

Mr. and Mrs. ton

la reserved for Ethical-ransom but ad of 'a newsy nature lnlr he

at the delta a word. strictly ll!‘ able in advance.

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CONFIDII-ATION LIFI IN SUB-ANCI-

msw can ranrrisws iust u.

rived. To s Music Stores‘ EOWAID MolNNw for Flt-tea Footwear. Z-S-Sttrt!

SEE LATEST IN P011‘!!! WARE. Crockett-h Jewellery. i4.

Mil. W. CHESTER B. Mel-HIE. M. P.. will speak from Parliament . Y, at 9 P. M. D. S. T. Thursday. June 18th.

$11-21-

ELEOTBIC BABY BOTTLE Warmers -- Special $2.73. Toomtl Music Store, 6-13-11.

THE UNION Olﬂﬂlllﬂlll COLLEGE will close for the W!!! on Friday June 14th, at 11 A. M when the Diplomas. certiﬁcates and prizes won during the term will be presented. All graduates are re- quested to be . 6-13-11

8.8. "ISLAND CONNECTOR" sails from Montreal _June litb with general came for Charlotte- town, due here June 30th.. and loads for 8t. John's. Newiound- - . For space and rates Buntain. Bell d: 00..

6-11-51

MTJDY CLUB CLOSIZS — On Monday aftemoon. May 20th. the teachers of Mt. Stewart and viol- nity held their ﬁnal Study Club meetina of the school vear. There were eleven members in attend- ance. Mr. Henry Clark presided n. the mce . Speakers at the meetimz inoiu : Miss J. lilsielle Haynes. who spoke on nutrition:

, .

sooty to Aaenrta.

Mr. L W. Bhlaw. on school sani- twtlon. Acting-amber r Mr R. Hazen Wigmore reviewed the

'Grade VIII standardized tesLs of the areviotla year. and Mr. Ildiward McPhall spoke on school attend- anoo. Many ouestions on the rural teachers’ moblems were discussed. The rneetina closed with the Nat-

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WORLD'S lorgut-Jclliiij heed of evaporated milk! Candis largest! There are many brands of evaporated milk 9- b“; o; them all, more homemakera and mothers consistently buy _ Caorgatizzn than any other brand. That's a great tribute to a great ' pr uCt

0f course it isn't so accident. It is the result of a long record of dependable quality, carefully maintained . . . of doctors ﬁnding Carnation a ﬁne food for bottle-fed babies; of mothers seeing . children thrive on Carnation es a dri ' milk; of whole families enjoying milk-rich dishes made with Carnation. For drinking or eating or "crearning"-you'll ﬁnd that Carnation will " become your favorite milk.

Carnation Mills

A. CANAD|AN PRODU€T ‘Tn-Canceled

LISTEN TO CONTENTED HOUIr-MONDAYE-CICY-ll PM

loml Anthem

WINBDOB SOUTH MIGBION BAND-ﬁle monthly meet%ufor ' May of Winsioe South ion Band was Opened by sinsrine the hymn, “When He Dome ’. Miss Beatrice Jenkins read the Scriot- ure lesson. An instructive story. "Dinner for Marie and Cecil" was read by Miss Roma Rodd. A ootm "Happy Easter“ was read by Mar-

closed by sawing. "What A Friend We l-lave In Jesus". The roll call ibr the next meet-ins is to be an- swered by e verse of Scrinture havintz the word "Christ" in it. The thank oﬂerina collection a- mounted to three dollars and thir- tv-ono cents Betty Home and. Wayne Gillespie were annotated on the urcrrram conmuttee for the followina month. After two very interemna contests. the meetini; closed with the Miopah Benedic- tion.

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Mrs. Elmer Crosby Mrs, Peter Walsh

Goldwin Graves l’

Protestant Orphanage

IOSENEATH BY ALICE ‘GORDON

jorle Crawford. Bible stories were read bv Louise Gillis. The devot- A. Crawford; Mrs. C- H- “Qlfﬂﬁll- 1on5] pm; of m, meeting was SOoEaoh: Mrs. B. J. Go on, rs.

Moody McDonald.

GASPIBEAUX BY’ MR8. PERCY DIXON

Mreljtllm. n. Grahamialiifl- H s t Bhlm 16W! 2 Mrs. Atwood Llcwsll

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ron: Mrs. Percy Kine: Mrs. Jas Reilly: Mrs. Raymond Reilly; Mrs. Elliot Kemg; Mrs. Geo. . Acorn: Edith Dixon, Total-—$l2.05.

Lwk/TERMITE-THE RN l5 COMING THROUGH THE CEILING AGAIN!

M .11. u. Gordon ' $2.00 $1130 Each: Mrs. E, B itt; Mrs.

Total—$6.00 ITMUST 8E kA/N/NG- a/TS/DE & THGIVI 31/00 Eichi Mrs. chines Graham’;

: Mrs. Sydns l-l. Hiclrox: Mrs. eroy Dixon:

Y?! Mrs. Richard Ceilings. 50o End-l: Mrs. Laureme MoHer-

l‘ 80.

Mrs. Wallace Graham: l-ltcken; Mrs. Elizabeth

Mr. and MH- Amw Mllom Miss Jean Lane rumor! mar corlmcrron Charles Costello Mr, John A. and Marjorie Mc- I-w and John Civil" Kinnon and Iwulv- $1.00 Each: Mrs. s. s. McKinley; Mr.and Mrs. William T. Coady My, and Mrs. Bert Lane Robe" mimei Mr. Ind M". Peter Trainer Muses Baseline nni Belili" 50c Each: RowellBoswall: Mrs. w. Misses Bernadette end “=1” Duffy .1. Jenkins: Mrs. John Thom on; Train-Jr Mr. and Mrs. Len MW“ Allan Miller: Mrs. o». Boswa 1. gist; gull?“ Power i» Mr. and Richard Kelly Tm1_;4_5o_ 6r l! Charles Mr. and Mrs. Thom» Mel?"- Pius Smith MT. ALBION aunts-roman mutt. Boston. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Fisher. ﬂed Power. Boston Providence; R. l ' 50c—Allen Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Egan and Jgsgph Clarkln 13-11, Annie Crclahan Mr. and. Mrs. J. R. Campbell. Nova Mrs. Blanche Gallant and Wlll-nl- 5Com. trad Csnupbell Miss Marion McCabe _ _ Mr. ad Mrs. William Dowllng My, ‘m; M “ ‘ ‘ m‘

rs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Doll!‘ Mr, and Mrs. Sherman McDuif Mr, and Mrs. Myron Holmes Miss Thelma McLean Mr, and Mrs. Murdock McLeod Mr. and elgirs. Benny McMillan. Detroit. Mi BIB- Miss Ruth Trainer. Detroit. Michi-

m. ‘Miss Genevieve Carr her - Mr. and Mrs. Daniel oKlnnon Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert MacDoul- all Mr, and Mrs. Richard McPhee Miss Joyce Mei-‘vwaizr Mr and Mrs. Malcolm Mcﬁwain Mr. and Mrs. John D. M69011!" Mr. and Mrs. Geome C. McLean Mrs. War-la McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Peter Costello and

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Mnyand Mrs, J. Vilnceot Mclniyre Mr, and Mrs. Davis B. Ward lnez Bolduc. Boston. Ml!!-

Mr. and Mrs. T. l-l. McManus Mr. m1 MrsmFrank Mitchell

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Fred Bea Misses Alice and Myrtle McLeod when

“nowr nuuvms, ru TELL You llll. | KNOW”

“So you like my tea. You’d like to know

) the Brand I use. Well; it's Lipton’s . . . L-I-P-T-O-N’QS—-thc tea with the lively, brisk ﬂavour.”

M Mr. emu-if . Ft Mcfadyan Mr. and Mg, G ld McIadyen Mr. and Neil Sahoond and

anal-roar. ornemoa sum- Saint Ages we Sister 1's M Milaeaﬁﬁnor and Moira Trainer moan. ornmmoa I luaband. ' mama Bros. and

M . Mrs. El l Caanpb ll ' ‘ M; l". J. Trainer-rand family.

cm ‘of has».

Swing along with Liptotfs. Switch to the tea that experts say has brisk ﬂavour . . . never dull, never ﬂat, never wishy-washy . . . always tangy, spirited and full-bodied. Yes, therds new pleasure, new enjoyment, new refreshment, in every cup of Liptotfs.

Ask your grocer today for brisk tasting _ ~ Liptoifs Tea.