Tom Alln
IIEIITRAL
TINY TOTS-Balance of girls”: (raw hats clearing at 31.50. I
-timswau for neuei piiotoi mliii-I " ' RUMMAGE SALE - Frlday.j my 18th. at 2:30 p.m. St. Peter's cubed;-at Parish Hall.
IXPERT TELEVISION and jadlo repairs. Vali'a Radio Ser- yuae, 104 Kent Street.
BACK 6? COATS and nits. assorted sizes. Clearing 39.95 oach. Holmes and Bradley.
GlRLS' AND BOYS' COAT SETS. 4 to 6x. clearing at 37.95 and 38.95 each. Holmes and Brad- icy.
NICE ASSORTMENT Gradu- ation Dresses. 12 to 14x. 59.95 to Si-1.95 Cil':Il. thliiirination Dresses 37.95 and 59.95 each. Holmes and iradley.
IOTH ANNIVERSARY Year -i Worth's Pharmacy- 200.000 medi- cal prescriptions dispensed. Prop- rietor J. E. H. Wortll. Registered Pharmaceutical Chemist since July 1914.
FUNERAL SERVICE - The funeral of the late Miss Ida Smith was held from the More Lean Funeral Home yesterday afternoon. Service was conduetedl by Canon J. T. Ibbott. interment: was in the People's Cemeteryl Tho pail bearers were
Messrs: Foster MacPhai1. Bert MacPhail,, Nicholas Giills. Frank Mills. D.l A. Maccanneil. Ben Bowerbank.
TINY clear 36
"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS Mon: at the Hughes Drug Store."
WE TREAT THE SICK WELL Glggeys Pharmacy. open 8 an to 8 p.m.
TINY TOTE - Giris' clear 310.95.
WEEK-END SPECIAL at Tay- lors Jewellery: En lsh Bone Chins cup and saucer nly 81.39.
I ANNUAL Christian Convention will be held God willing. May I) and 21. in the Gospel Hall, Crop- and.
VISIT Hi-Style Miilinery. Great George Street and see our large selection of the newest styles at. popular prices.
BEAUTIFUL English Bone china cup and saucer at a very spec- ial price of only S139. This week- end at Taylors Jewellers.
RECITAI. by pupils of Graham's -' Road and New London Schools.i New London Hall, Thursday eve-. ning. May 17th.
WE STILL HAVE a good sup- ply of plants. This weekend would be a splendid time to move them. Joe R. Smith, Clinton.
COME To CONCERT in Spring Park Hall Thursday evening 7.45 pm. Hear pupils who took part in Music Festival. Admission 35c and 25c. Sale of candy.
ADVANCED NURSING - Miss
TOTE-Boys' coats to .95.
coats to
Y -ngnpny .. Vera Newson R.N.. Brackley. and Thtufldfewilbol theElsate Mrs. Jos-1 M155 Isabel M801-90d. RN-. V9?- cph white was held D,-ivmelyiiion. have returned to their re- mm the Madean Funeral Home spective homes after having suc- yesterdav afternoon. Service was.C955I""Y "0"'PI9I9d 3 I0"r'm0n"' conducted by Rev. W. H. Brown.l p95t'g”d".ate mu”? md Lecelved Interment W” m the People-tdlplomas in obstetrical nursing at cemetery. The pan beam" were-the Royal Victoria Hospital in
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I-Ion B Earle-MacDonald, Rob- Mi"m'”L . art Downe, Russell Downe. l(eith' LEG1(m Auxmuny g The CIIIIEPDD. Clmwd whuev R99 regular monthly meeting of the bald Webb. Ladies Auxiliary Canadian Legion
I' Issue of the "Canadian Ayrshire
. .TWO R.ECORDS-- In the March
Review" "Iris Jean." owned by Brenton Stead. Souris. R-R. 4. was uhlishod in the Mature Class 305
797 lbs. milk and 442 lbs. butterfat. During this lactation "Iris Jean" dso completed a 355 my Record d 12.351 lbs. milk and 516 lbs. of buttertat. this being 121 and 131 cant respectfully of the breed class avei-ago.
MUSICAL AWAIDS - Friends on P. E. I. will be haPPy I-0 learn that Paul and Faith Mac- Ewen received the highest marks awarded at the recent Cape Bret- on music festival held in Sydney. They got 91 for their two-piano ontry, and Paul anothlr 91 for his quick study piece. Ho was given an I.0.D.E. scholarship for out- standing ability. They are children of Rev. and Mrs. Horace F. Mac- Ewen. 169 Park St.. Sydney, form- erly of Charlotteotwn.
CHURCH SERVICES - th May 20th. church services will be held in the United Church as fol- lows - Mount Stewart, 11:!!! a.m.: Donaldston. 2:30 p.m.; Bris- tol, 7:30 p.m. Rev. H. R. Bell. Supply Minister.
sy Division having produced 10,- 31
iwill be held this evening at 7.30
p.m. Members wishing to attend the annual meeting of the Provin- cial Auxiliary at Borden. on Fri- day. May 18. please meet at the Legxilon at 6.30 p.m. Bus fare
The presentation of pins to the graduates during the graduation ceremonies for the Charlottetown Hospital School of Nurses on Mon- day night was made by two for- mer City Hospital graduates. Mrs. Isadora Smith. R.N.. and Mrs. Maude Steele. RN. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Steele were the mothers of two members of the graduat- ing class. The report in Tuesday's paper erroneously referred Mrs. Smith as Mrs. Arsenauit.
FUNERAL AT CLYDE RIVER -The funeral of the late Mrs. C. D. MacLean was held yester- day afternoon from her resid- ence to Clyde River Baptist Church where service was con- ducted by Rev. Owen Cochran Rev. Harold Milton and Rev. Donald Nicholson. Interment was in the Church cemetery. The pail bearers were six grandsons. lielgh Maclaean, Harvey Mac- Lean, Ross Affleck, Ralph Proude, Richard Hearts. Ray- mond Hearts.
go lottetown. will receive a Bachelor
LEAVING
Two of the Islands most popu- lar Scottish entertainers. Heather and Tommy Burke are leaving this morning by plane accompan- ied by their mother. Mrs. Wilfred Burke on a flight to Glasgow,' Scotland. Durinlz their stay they will be the guests of Mrs. Burke's sister. Mrs. Roderick Bnnford and Mr. Banford of Kirkaldy, Fyfe-
TODAY FOR SCOTLAND
shire. The two youngsters are land dancing. Mrs. Burke will in visiting the several relatives residing in Scot-
scheduied to be the pipers at the "mile "'9 time
wedding of their cousin, Miss Georgina Banford. During the month they will be,
land.
above backed by a
Piping, in Glasgow. and will also family.
take lessons in Gaelic and High-
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ROBERT E. PL.A'I"TSy
SCHOLARSHIP
Robert E. Platts son of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Platts of Char-i
of Science degree in Civil Engin- eering, at the graduation ex- ercises of University of New Brunswick. May 17th.
He has been awarded I Teagle Foundation Scholarship. and will go to Massach ttis Institute of Technology where he has been acc- epted to attend this fall. and hopes to attain a Master's degree in the spring.
Mr. Piatts has accepted employ- ment with the Aluminum Co. Cana .
He will leave with his bride the former Joan MacArthur of Am- herst for Montreal. May 22.
POLICE COURT - A for failing to have her child at- tend school for the required number of days during the month of April, was yesterday given a warning by Magistrate Martin and ordered to report to the court on June I. The complaint was i by the Department of Educa on after it was reported that the Truant Officer had called upon the woman fifteen or more times. from which no satisfactory re suits were obtained. In addition to the above two persons charged pm; vggrancy were each sen- tence to thirty days in jail and I third on I similar charle W" 1'9 mmdnd until the twenty-third. A sgnula drunk and incapable was remanded until this morning. t 0. other drunk and incapable: were fined five dollars and colt! Of two days each.
MAGlB'I'RA'I'E'S COURT-In the docket confronting Mas!-trate Gil-i bert Gaudet yesterday momlnkl there was only one caso which did not lionstitute I violation of the Highway Traffic Act. A permit charged with falsely repreaentinr himself as I peace officer pleaded not guilty and was remanded un-I til the twenty-third. For non-reg-. tstration of a motor vehicle for! the current year. drivlnl WIIIWVII
an operator's license and 099"? ing I vehicle without license plates..the three offenders were; each I five dollars and costs.1 Chargr with not having new llc-4 um plates exposed to view. Ihet accused was reprimanded by the Magistrate. Two motorists charg- ed with speeding were fined ten: dollars and costs and fifteen dol- lars and costs respectivelY- CIW" god with overtaking and pssslnz on I grade. the accused pleadedi not guilty and the case was .d'l lourned until the twenty-third.
Soods. Foods. Poultry and Dairy Suppliis
FRESH SUPPLY FEEDS- !
Maritime Grown N0. 1 "I4l"j;l oiitlan" Turnip Seed; "Moflsei I Prince white Mongol Seed; Hm I Ile's" ldaugol seed. -- and Al-I KINDS .OF' FIELD SEEDS. E
rne.os- V , A full line of "Purinsi' Feeds:
"CHICK STARTER": "ChII,cIr rower": "Pig starter"; Pill rower"; Cattle and Calf Feedlz,
Dilcako. Bi-In. Shorts. etc. '
POULTRY IouiruaN-r-
Oil and Coal Brooder Stoves: Purina Chick Feeders; Waterers. lull slml; Chek-It-Tabs: fIvHnclI'
tovo Pipe. may CHICKS. ctr
bmw SUPPLIES- ' All sites Milk and Cream Cam: , ralliars: Dairy Buckets: Filterl ' Cattle salt in Blocks lldi
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FOOTWEAR SPECIALS '
BOYS' OXFORDS AND LOAFERS
NYLONS
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Personal length hose. 51,
gauge full fashioned. All sizes 815 to 11.
REG. 1.29. 1.69,
49c Pr., 3 pr.
"quality "value
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V the dwelling house. This with rec- ' ent installation of electric lights 5 and other requisites. has trans-
HAMPTON
Sympathy is being extended to
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.
John N. Macwilliams. whose sud-l Cralmud.
;den death occurred at tho Princoi - T M . Elli tt F . .
ilsoumy H0Ep'tal 0" May 1' widely Mizoand Mrs.o G. Iii . 'nown and respected resident of. Hampton who has amwi to-r Vcape Traversejms hucllezlal Teggi sume dlities in COIlIlCCil(lm witch ;iccs were iarg-.-y atten e . I . . . ..
at chum I ?;:.3”E2:”'.Ll2..;2 .::':.:..':.-:;..?: .2:
iof Smuand Cememm when hifriends for success are extended.
ferment was made. Both servlcesl we” c”"'d""ed by me C h '” ch Friends of Mr. Wm. E. Callback .are pleased to see him able to
,Pastor on May 3rd. The deceased drive his car again. following an
was in the 71st year of his age. I . . Mr. Howard Myers and family extmded perk” M m"c55'
. have moved into the home recent- ly purchased from the executors of the late John French following the remodeling of the interior of
together with other num-
The lucky travellers are shown. (lispl;-y of in the Old Country, Heather and many of the trophies and medals Tommy will attend the College of.Yhat. have been won by the Burke
(Guardian Photo)
the marriage of Elizabeth llope.
Dingwell, to Harold Robert, soul
of Mrs. Hazel Court and the late .the nearest of kin of the late Harry V, Norton, rm-mcrly "fl
r i Hampton Hall was well filled by! an appreciative audience on May 9th. to hear and enjoy the playn entitled. "The Bachelor Bride."
lbers constituting I well balanced. 5 program. sponso ed by the Hamp- fton Women's Institute. Approxi- mately S90.00 was realized from door receipt and sale of pics.
1,
Messrs. Ray MacQuarI'Ie and Elmer Inman have been the rec- ent loint purchasers of a com- bination potato and fertilizer sow- er, which should be a valuable asset to growers of potatoes on a
'l."he Guardian, Page 3
,MrI. Morley M. Bell. Mn, 3,3, .Schnrman, Mrs. E. 1. Hickey, lMiss Lena McLure. Mrs. R. C.
iParent. Mrs. w. w. Reid. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. Mrs. G, 3.
Reception Yesterday Al Government House
Historic Government House. MdIlil.(a receptions have highlight. cv thesocialpilfe of Prince Ed. llardhlsland since the early nine. eenl century, was yesterday at-
rooms of the stately Colonial mansion, were tastefully an-nng. ed with bouquets d pink anrnn. lions. snapdragong
large scale. ternoon the scene of another ruffled - . . petunias. The t tabl .Miss J Ma ll , mg . H ' Loads of fertilizer .1” ad, llliieh joccasial. when His Honour. centred with pale yeiioveva shastgi bail Sllllhlseford yiiivs. Baijgxtltn . rolling into this district, as farm-I 'e”'f"3"i Governor T.W.L chrysanthemuina flanked by yel- Rogers Mrs. G G K Paaka, as pmpgre for another pmatoqljrowse and Mrs. Pmwse were low tapers in silver candelebrailllu. IL I. WIDE. Mrs .18. 9"0P- lufglsp 1". ii"; R”-'I" HOHUUFHDIB. was Very attractive as was the'1- IFWIII. Mrs Ian BIIIIICLII .ar - . ' I ' ' v Many district residents attended liome. Allziidifllgme Hiasnd HLady mantleplgce which was decorated3C' R Burke' Mr" 6' R' Gre.' the mammoth auction sale at were his Allies” Conimandoumilr mPa stminlar manner. i0ugh' Mrs' Georg. Bumalm WT stmthgamley, on May am. N. Kenny hum. CD1 Aw eiimg. Mrsresgiingw atMtt;fl urnsM werlel. M.RGasli.1IItirs. F.Ml3. Conrad. - ',' '. ' -- - . . . aeson. rs. . re. use uper. .W.'.I Mr. Clifford Share" is Con. 1'-xI5.Gh.'I81.'.W'illE Commander R. Bell. Mrs. Dugald MacKin-.Swetman. Mrs. J. N. Klehntl. M11. valesclng at his home here, fol, 'A5SiStiindL-1hd"- I non. and Mrs. Eugene Cullen. A. H. Peake, Miss Patricia lowing an operation performed at '3 i 9 Llfuienant G0v- Assisting 'in the dining room Laurie and Miss Wilhelmina Mo- Jhe REL Hospital, from which ernuilr and Mrs. Prowse with their during the tea hour were: Mrs. Quaid. friends and neighbors are exwndg goes: were Mrs. Cyrus MacMil- Forrest Phillips, Mrs. M. L, Pleasing background string ing an early restoration to good I;'niniI.r:R1("D- D9BI01S- MP5. M. Bonnell. Mrs. B. E. MacDonald. music was provided during the beam, and duty 4" IW(.I(.il.ilglEii'i, Mrs. Neil Mathe Mrs. George Macl(ay. Mrs. L: afternoon under the direction of I I M . . l..S.- .. E. Pruwse. Mrs. A. A. Large. Mrs. A.A. Maclsaac..Mr. Albert Blanchard. Littleldpals and friends of four (2. liacillllan and Mrs. A. W. year 0 son of Mr. and M11. Rolu-l-:,. m rww omen -- - --,M. James Farrar. are extending . Tile reception hall was dgcm-. "welcome home." as he rapidly ated with an artistic arrange. returns to normal health fnllow- ment of white mums and red i treatm t C d 1 ti ' ' - ' ' I E-ill. Hospftlgl-receive 8 1e P. Egggiflitgslslage lIlaIl(13g5Pl9;eSel;eCep1:Iil::lI! Regular Friday DCTICC '. Congrat l t" . l ' . I v, teudeg touiIaIlEf)n.:ndariil,lrs).eli;rLlrm(;axn ler. wife of Mr Cecil Miller to! 3- T 0mPS0n. whose marriage uhom, ulth the other member; f : took place at Pleasant Valley Uni- the family. Province wide syng, .1 ted Church 0" APT11 35. by 1'9I' Dalhv is being extended - atives and friends of th's . wIk.. H ' - ' - , sloected young couple. rcsicxlins rih .AIl'.LSln(InH'IlYSl.SnL(3)i!IT1e:II3WEH:,lu::g Duncmg from 10 H" I I it these adjacent commiilllhos. (lzluglltl-r, Gail; Mr. and Mrs. Mil- Modern and Old timers 53” 4, Many from illls district were loll Willis. and daughter su5anne- . . . areszglgeto cgitiivtey fifnol llrililltcs glisscs Anna MacPhaii. Ramona Mus": Jackle DOYIG Adm. 50C . e ilI1('T(l st-ru I , M ' ' . ices held in St. Paul's Church do bd:-irElgunsf3Id?ne Ferguson. Bar I -May 11th. for the late Mrs. Mil-
i Cl.IDMORE'S DRY CLEANERS
I20 Ialllt.
Phone 622
formed same into a fully modern '
home.
Mrs. James V. Campbell has re- turned from an enjoyable visit nmong relatives and friends in the Province of Ontario
The tragic death of John S. Mac- Kay of Stanley Bridge came as a shock to relatives and friends. in- cluding those in this community, to whom wide sympathy is ex- tended in this time of bereavs ment.
Relatives and many friends were present at the weding at Trinity Church. on April 2. to witness
Burke Electric
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Electrical Wiring Repairing and Supplies Oil Heating Household Appliances Television
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Ind deelvilllorian. Miss Francis Clarlto,. -.
I SEE A GOOD TIME
COMING SOON FOR YOU,
BECAUSE IT PAYS TO SHOP AT PIERCEIS WHERE YOU ALWAYS RECEIVE FRIENDLY SERVICE AND TOP QUALITY FOODS.
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FREE DELIVERY.
LMEDEEAN-m7 CHOICE GRADE "A" FOWL BUY EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT : PERFECTION ROSEDALE CHOICE MILK PEAS 6 fins 83: 2 fins 25:
Grave's Vitamized 48. oz. cashmere APPLE JUICE. 'I'IlI . . . . . . 29: TOILET TISSUE. 4 rolls . . . 538 Campbelrl Regular Size TOMATO SOUP. 2 this . . . 25: MKLEENEX. 2 pkgs. . . . . . . 39: Lowney's (White or Colored) Fresh seedless o o TD. o I o 0 0-0-5 ororo For A Quick Lunch Light Halves
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Libby's 48 oz. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. fin . . 29:
Sllolod WALNUTS. 1-4 I3. 19:
Robin Hood (Orange and Whlto) CAKE MIXES. 2 pkgs. . . . . 49:
LYONS - 110 Bags
TEA BAGS
LARGE 32 oil.
99c JAVEX, bottle 25:
156 Great Geo. St.
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60 and 66 Brown and L95 Black R-Eco M-98 More than a bleach an
sl.iso
BALERINA
All 3.98 Balerinas In Black. Panama
and Blue. SPECIAL AT
S3.49 Pr.
SALE 54.49- I
disinfect: as it clean: .
S
Youths. 11.
Blue and White. Low Sizes 5 to 10 and 11
87c Pr.
CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS
SNEAKERS
Black, with white trim. High Sneaker, cushioned insole-
Boys. lto5..........Sl.69 Men's. 6 to II SL98
12- I3 SL49
Sneakers. to 13.
WORK BOOTS
Men's Black Work Boots, Panco sole, leather insole. Sizes 6 to 11.
S4..47 Pr.
MEN'S WORK aoors
BROWN, CORK SOLE WORK B0018, GOOD- YEAR WEL'l'.. FULL GRAIN UPPEBS. Regular 7.98 --
S6.77
Btoll.
turn. mull! ' Notolms "mils - uuovli I".
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lsSNOWY WHITE 4 and too! L................i.
No other laundering product exceeds "J AVEX".
handy, use "JAVEX" every day!
Exceptional Value! GRAVE'S
PORK & BEANS, 2 tins 39c
A demonstration of Maple Leaf
Excellent For Eating or Baking McCORMICK'S
JUMBO GUMS, II). 29c
EX
wash .
d stain-remover. "JAVEX" . . safeguards family health.
in low-cost. germ-killing efficiency. "JAVEX" keeps it
. and
itchen and bathroom sweet sanitary too. Keep 3 bottles
KILLS GERMS CLEANS REMDVES STAINS DEODORIZES BLEACHES
ulzls-l6.3I.ucunsIor.s.
CHEESE SPECIAL
With each pound of Maple Leaf Cheese (V2 lb. Hostess Roll and 1,5 lb. Snack Bar) you receive a Silver Plated Butter knife.
ALL FOR 65c
Cheesefurters will be held in our store a.
Friday, May 18. You are cordially in- vited to come and sample this new delicious Canada Packers product.
Special 45c lb.
FRUITS 8
VEGETABMI.-.E.S
Freshly Ground (Every Hour) sweet Juicy Florida
HAMBURG. lb. 29: ORANGES. 2 doz. 39: Breakfast Sliced Florida white
BACON. lb. 45.: GRAPEFRUIT. 6 for 49;
Fresh Frozen Iladdock Red Ripe
FISH STICKS. pkg. . . . 39: TOMATOES. pkg. . . . . . . . 23:
Maple Leaf . Crisp Pascal
cooxlso HAM. v. lb. .. 49c CELERY .........m Macaroni and Cheese Delicious
LOAF, lb. 49: APPLES. 5lb.bog......59c
Fresh Bulk Fresh Tender
SAUSAGE. lb. 39: ASPARAGUS. lb. 35: Fresh Frozen New Texas
HADDOCK FILLETS. lb. .. 35: CARROTS. 3 Has. 29.,
Rib and Brisket New Green ;. CORNED BEEF.lb. 25v CABBAGE.lb........... 8: V
STORE HOURS SHOP EARLY THIS WEHEND4 I CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. DOMINION DAY CLOSED SATURDAY 12:30