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On Sole FRIDA Y & SATURDA Y

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10c

3 Cakes

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Musical Festival _ Held At Bedcque

Members of the Y. P. U. of Cl-PQ NDILh BCGEQUQ KEDSIIII" n and Borden. presented a musical

5 5-? t: E? H’ E 5 c 5‘- S D- o E :-

recently which was q

d most highly complimented by IlEdIBdTQ€ congregation, ll l?

**"'e':...*~“"2"- has": o‘ é 8J1 lll‘ 01‘ . e e Prince Edward. Island occualed were Rev. J. orth Bedeque,

. C. B. Salt-

rkeich of the life of Wm. ne. v.11 r Celllpiliul the music fol‘ that tum-us. North Bedeque diolr

cottons in 1011!

Kensington cup. for their - ﬂitation, dramqtlzcd the ﬂrd m Ker Duggan was in costume es l)" guest Roscoe Walker 100)!

W: solo parts. Borden chose one of the lees fam- hymns "The Hills of the Norm ire" NL-Bhaw. The wll l1"

e ﬁre-met zed, each were represent- :—--”"_"“_

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"Ill! soles an: 2c ratiﬁes" Hung‘, ' ‘QM?

Canned A BLUEBERRIES 2 Tins -

2 Lb. Jar MARMALADE Each _

Aylmer 251/2 Oz. TOMATO JUICE 2 Tins

CORN KERNELS 2 Tins

I Fresh Frozen STRAWBERRIES Pkg.

BANANAS Riiifﬁlﬁ

g 2 Tins 21G BRADE. IﬂacIlAY 8t 00. LTD.

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‘the with, lira. Vernon Mscquarrie at the or-

Get I e-ethn-rrthrm

19c 28c 19c 19c 19c 3 L"- 25c

PICNIC TOMATOES . P Lb_ _ II IIA II U E S er Re la 60c 5 to 7 Lbs. pRuNgs E t g“ r E t x ra or... to t:.;:...11= 45* _ __ LARD A" Kinds ' KING COLE NEILSONS Lb.--1m GOFFEE IiDSE BUDS sucso ' PINEAPPLE

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laws of the nations of the cert-h- e North. South. East and West were all oharmirﬁly

Mrs. George soloist and Mr o anlst.

v. Mr. Barker in summing up the different groups said that Cope ‘rraverse group made the must in expression; North Bedeque in en- thusiasm. Kensin ton, in stimulat- ing the imagine. ion and Borden demonstrating the new over the old.

___,______.__ ROLLO BAY EAST W. I.

The members of Rollo Boy East Women! lnmitute met alt the borne of . Andrew F. Peters to hold their May meeting. Nine members and one vLsitor were pre- sent. ‘lire meeting opened by reading A Club Woman's Creed and the roll call was responded to

each memiber nnY1I18 a nickel- Mlnutes of last meeting were read and approved and correspondence was read. It was decided to send n. letter of sympathy to Mrs. Mc- Gategh. Secretary o! Institute Con- vention. Members decided to let fruit for a sick child of a neigh- iutrlct, to eend one dollar

d also school. Deveeu read papers entitled: Bodies and Food" and the "Train for Royalty." Mrs. Lloyd Mom-en reed the "History of Fortune Bey"- A dainty lunch served end

. when a joke

3,000 Workers Laiil Due

or nickel.

UWAIABIIK Nuliiil?’ - unﬁt”!

AGENT-Mil. John IUHMII

Summersirln- Bell Bookstore. Water 8t. Toronto Bakery. Water It.

Csrrler Boy at 2o per

l

~Thie column 1| reserved for new: of loci-I Inland but. advertising of a newly nature may belnsert- ed at 8 conic o word elrloly pay- able in advance.

—SEE th 1839 ob Lubrlcatingeglfﬂrt at M?! Au“ Irﬂ-O-ii-ill.

—ST.ABT NOW to feed your-foxes Rohinsonh Dry Bread and Bimults, Robinson's Bakery. L-IIM-S-lil-G-i.

—~BUY BEDEQUE X X X FLOUR at. Bedeqtrc Mills. $2.25 per 0B lb. Milled from Western Wheat. L-1072-5-30-6J-O-D.

—BEDEQUE Y. 1’. U. will pre- sent their 4 act ploy “Tire Road to the City” in Central Beoeque Hall on Friday, June 2nd at 8:15. Specialties and sale of ice cream.

L-l121-5-31-3i,

-QU1'1‘E ILL-Friends will re- eret to learn tihot Mr. Leonard Peters is quite ill with pneumonia Lu the Prince County Hospital. S

-—DO1NG N1CELY—The many friends of Miss Virtue M. Roberts. R..N.. of Kinkora, who has been a patlent in the Citv Hospital at Monoton. N. 13.. will be glad to know she 1s making a good recove- cry.

—R.EOEIVES SAD NEWS —Mrs. G. F. Besirsto. Malpcque. has re- ceived word of the death on May 19th in Vernon. 8.0.. of her sister Mrs. S. Scott, formerly Annie K. Ramsay. Mrs. John MacMlllan of Coyehead is a. sister and Mr. G.W.

Ramsay, Malpeque. a brother. S .

-FUNBRAL 0F MR8. MAJOR JONES-The fun-oral of Mrs. Ma- jor Jones was held on Wednesday afternoon from her late residence to Si. John's Church. St. Eleanors. Rev. CLR. Harrison conducted tlhe services assisted by Rev. Dr. Hunt at the church and grave. The pallbearers were Major F. 1i‘. May. Stanley Tanton. Brenton Clark. R. Andrew and Colin Creswell. was in the family plot in the cemetery ad- joining the church. The services at both home and church were very largely attended. testifying to the high esteem in which the dc- ceased was held. S

—-RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY -—'I‘he Quaztcnly Oilficiarl Board of the Marinate Pastoral Charge held its regular meeting at New Iondon May 22. 1939. The following reso- lution was placed upon the min- utes. This meeting wishes to re- cord its great sense of loss in the passing of a valued and faithful member" of the Board in the per- son of Mr.- Alexander Cousins. Mr. Cousins had served the church long and well. An an elder a trus-

teacher in the Sunday School. His line spirit. generous attitude and wise counsel in all phases of the churches work made a contribu- tion that shall be greatly missed. The Board also wishes to express most sincere sympathy wltn Mrs. Cousins and the members of’ the family in their severe bereavement in ti" "with cf a loving husband

and father. -—IlAD NARROW ESCAPE- What might have been s very seri-

ous accident occurred Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earles on Rssenibury Road. Gou- . Y. Mrs. Earles’ motlher. Mrs. W. C. Wood. formerly‘ of P. E. Island, Canada, now ving in Gouandd, N. Y.. was visiting her daughter and they had gone up stairs w do some work. Mrs. Earlcs later wen-t down stairs to hang out some bedding, whm she heard a noise and ran in to find her mother lying in a pool of blood and trncoziscious at the foot of the stairs. Mm. Wood had evi- dently started down stairs with some quills on her arm and either slipped on the stairs or took a dizzy spell and fell down head- flrsc from the second top step. Luckily the bed clothes checked the fall. However Mrs. Wood suf- fered several cui1s_ and bruises on heir arms and face and a blood clot and a large cut on her fore- head. Dr. R. J. Tuttle was called and relieved the pain. Mrs. Wood

was able to ride home later, that but was in bed for s few _ aﬂcr. she still has some sev- ere marks due to her fell. Mrs. Wood has i/wo sisters llvlng in P. E. Isle/ltd. one nLster. Mrs. Mary Hierlily lives in Caacummc. and Mrs. Albert A. Gay in r- side and her brother. Mrs. Samuel Cameron is in 011cm. Her eon Kenneth Richards lives in ‘Pym Volley and her daughtc-r. Mrs. Harold Brysanton at Albertcn who were all stern; ho hear of Mrs. Wood's accident. They are how- ever looking forward to seeing Mrs. Wood and family touring P. E. lb- land in the near future.

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""1- Blbecrlnﬂeae. Advertlﬂns elweldhs left with em. Pond The Guardian may be bollllljllll! It any of the followlnl stores in

Gourlies D tn . Mark Gang? ﬂIlgﬂrhvirvﬁe

"" “M” "l.."'..'li§':.':".::.-sr.""rs rive your order to the l»! Iolwnelble for delilvtries '.‘."’.'...‘.‘.“'..'JIZ'“ 0'

or Bic?“ treatln B.’ ,5‘ B eocd. in

m?“ or“ Y ED Ll ch d at a o'clock 1h M53021’. June m‘

L-ue-z-u. —GOLDEN PLY makes Ccodri silv qreg

tires safer from blow-cuts. now at Bruce's.

dwellins house on Boring Si/reet. Bun-imerside. ‘Ilhls

ticulors apply to gned or to E. H, Strong. Summer-side. Mrs. J. L. McCullough. 15 Glen- wood St, Sydney. N.

L. U.I.n1nd has returned to her home in Moncton after attending

Mar-y J. Cameron at Richmond. P. E1. S

-.1\&:lss Ruth Robins has returned to her home in ‘Pr-yon. from Lon- don, Emgland, where she took a course in economics at London University. S

young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

who under-went an operation for appendicitis recently. in sufficiently recovered to be able to return to her home.

ed away on May 26th at her home In Richmond. Mrs. Cameron, widow of the late Neil J. Cameron. her ‘list year. and had been in ill health for the last fevw months.

qualities that endeared her to a large

‘There are left to mourn one son. John O. Cameron of Boston.Mass.:

MacNeill of Wellington Centre.

atlon duties of elders

Rev. Roy T. Selllclr. pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, which occurred on Tuesday mom- gligi at about 10.80.

and her death came as a

shock to her many friends here.

Eliza Jeffrey. daughter of Mr. and Abtr

years of age. With Mr. Selllck she moved to Oxford five years ago,

Jenn, also her parents and several

in Summer-aide by

SEMESAN stock at

Irb-G-Z-Zl. REV WM.

ESAN AND

VEN. WOLF will in Kensingtion Pres-

Order L-B-o-Z-zi.

—FOR SALB— My desirable

rmroerty is cen-

S. Le-IIZB-ﬁ-Iil-Hl,

~—ATTENDED FUNEAL —- Mrs.

the funeral of her mother, Mrs.

—RETUR.NED FROM LONDON

—RETURNED HOME-Marytire Charles Mountain of Summerslde.

—DEATH OF MRS. MARY (WARD) CAMERON-There pass-

Mery (Ward)

Mrs. Cameron was in

Mrs. Cameron had many estimable

circle regret w

of friends who will learn of her passing.

and four daughters, Mrs. L. Lund and Jennie. of Moncton, N. 8.; Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Ronnie

—OR.D1NATION SERVICE-An lmDressive service was held at North Bedcque United Church last Sunday when ﬁve men in the con- Zwgotion were ordained to the of- ﬂoe of elders of the church. Rev. George Ayers delivered the ordin- sermon, pointing out the and all members of the church. Those ordained were Messrs. Silas McFarfane. Freetown: Talmadrzc Montgomery. Travellers Rest; Clarke MacQuar- 110- Wilmot: A. G. MaoCaull and James Clarke, North Bedeque. S

In Memoriam

MRS. R/OY T. SELLICK

Particularly sad was ilhe sudden passing of Mrs. Sellick, wife of

Oxfcrd.

Mrs. Sellick been ill only about a week great

Mrs. Sellick was a native of A1- berion. P.E. 1.. and was formerly Mrs. am

they. She was 30

when she endeared herself to s large acquaintance. She was a lov- ing ntotlher and took a very active interest in the work of her hus- band's church.

Beside; her- husband. she ls sur. vived by four young children. Irene, Vera. Wendell and Betty

brothers and sisters. Mrs. Harry Brogg. Needlham. Moss; MrsJ-lan- nah Lewis. Elizabeth. Levi. Har- vey. Stephen and Lewis. Two bro- thers and a sister predeceased her.

A funeral service was held at the home here , tenday morning. conducted by . Ernest Myatt. of the Sprlnghlll Church of the Nazarene. He was ted by Rev. H. G: Taylor. Oxford Baptist Church: Rev. E G. B. Note, Ox-

ford Pnedlovtcrian Cthumh, and Ruv. Arthur Owens. Wesichester Baler-med Baptist Oh hymns sung were “shall

er at the River" and “Abide With Mo". Mrs. Owens very beautifully rendered the solo. Hills". A ma: number were pre- sent to pay el to one whose rln fer had won the love of

friends.

The lbearers were Mews Luahby ector. n-s Betta. Gordon l Miller, Tweedy Ruahion. Cecil Wood and Frank Mystt. The re- mains were conveyed by E3. Mec- Dotigall to Oxford Junction. when they were token to her former ‘trotmn ln Alloerﬂon. Mr. Davld Bel- lick the remains.

Rm. Mr. sellick. accompaniedlrv his daughter Irene and m‘. Wm. lmbree, motored to P. E. I. yes- tee-day to make arrangements for the funernl which will be con- ducted at Alberbon today by Rev. J. W. ‘Pin-pet of Bummer-side.

The flowers were very beautiful: Bprnvs. Nazarene Church; Nazar- ene ‘Young Peoples society; Gor- don Miller and Joe Allen: mem- bers and friends Sprlnghlll Church of Naesrene. b”

nil her

MOUNT HOPE SCHOOL

cf Moon? Hope Qchool

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE l WESTERN GUARDIAN

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‘HALF H

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120 LADIES’ PRINT

HDUSE DRESSES

Crisp New House Frocks at a real Bargain Price.

Including new 1939 styles and values geamn to $1.95, For One Half Hour Saturday Night-

7:40 to 8 p. m. Only-

from last

2 for 1.00

(LADIES WEAR DEPT.)

120 HEMSTlTCI-IED

00TTON SHEETS

If you need Sheets, then lock at this Special! White cotton full double bed stitched, worth $1.25. For One Half 11cm- Saturday

Night-

8 i0 8:30 p. m. 1 Only -

size 66 x 86. neatly hom-

SOQ each

(DRY GOODS DEPT.)

EXTRA! REGULAR 100

PDDKET KNIVES

One of the Best “Buys" of

the evening-m Real

Farm Knife. Has two blades and punch. stag hnndlf‘ and nickel caps and shields. Regular Slfll). Fnr 0m-

Half Hour Saturday Night-

8130 t0 9p. m. . Only —

39¢ each

(HARDWARE DEPT.)

TO

9.30

100 Dven

Made by Robinson's Bakery-Apple or 9 to 9:30 p. m. Only

Mince

[GROCERY DEPT.)

PINT SIZE

IIADUUNI BOTTLES

You'll want quality Vacuum

a couple of these for 116M155» Bottles in pint

etc First size. Rrgull I'll‘

One Half lionr Saturday

7.30 TO 8.00

8.30 9.0

9.30

113A”

HIGH

7:9 to co r .11. Each Item On Sale ONE HALF HOUR ONLY Look At The Savings !

SAILOR

Men! Here's o weight blne denim with

7:30 to 8 p. m. Only -

(MEN'S CLOTHING DEPT.)

120 MEN'S

WDIIK

Men's extra large cut bl Shirts. zipper or button

s

s to s=30 p. m. Only —

(MEN'S WEAR DEPT.)

LOOK! Discontinued Ctrlm-r‘

— MURESDO ~

blue. light and dark blue. In the home, Regular 5 lb. poo/Rosa- Salurday Night-

Colors are light for many places For One 17.11 Hour

TO

8:30 to 9 p. m. Only —

(HARDWARE DEPT)

Fresh PIES

GREY

DDDKIHG PDTS

Housewives! Don't. mils Enamel Pots for 49o-

theyTe for Ono Half

(CHINA DEPT.)

Shop Promptlyl!

MEN'S HEAVY WEIGHT

big saving on Work Pants. BMW

For One Half Hour Saturday "IBM-

Regular $1.19. For One Half Hour Saturday NIBMP"

1c Each

Think of It, but remember Honr only Saturday Night.

OT

PANTS

elastic lace baclo All III"-

89Q pair

CHAMBRAY

SHIRTS

ue or grey Chambrny Work front. 2 pnq-jlttfs. All sizes.

79c each

Suitable

19¢ each

9.00 TO 9.30 ENAMEL

this special! Regular 81.25

each l

$331.... at 33c. For TO B, ‘my, 9.30 to 10 p. m. each “is i’ P- ‘"- Only — (ennui nnrr. uncut-r

10.00

Remember ONE HALF HOUR ONLY For Each Item All Sales Start and End strictly on Time.

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Full Size 1 Duncc Balls 4 p|y 10 to 10:30 p. m.

Only —

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cﬂieod, El 1C.’ ‘MacDonald. Isabel MaoLcod.

Willey have

Judson. Hubert Macmceiikslitt-iyzgll; groomed and ladynke appearangg_

Knitting YARN 10c

3 Ply 5C out

(I AND l0 DEPT.)

6£3G€3 $€

been instructed’ BYHi-hT-TTIE“: 1 ngcmqnl’, they must have a we

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HOPETOUN. Ans-Albert Snell. oi the Horaetoun Cricket club. has a larger hand than any bowler in jlictorln. His hand scan is 1i! inch- cs. Ho can hold and deliver two

iballs from each hand.