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OIASWI-sl, fer Photographs.

HOWARD MeINNlU Jitted Iootwesr at I'll Queen Street.

AT YOU! SERVICE - Arnfsst Coal Co. Phone M99.

CONIIDIIATION LIII IN- IURANCI.

FRESH MACKEBIL, fresh 00d, Haddock end Salmon yust received lt Oily Fish Market.

r-rromr ssunnans. rsoe m group and wedding pictures on location.

HAVE YOU entered your dog in the show? Get your» entry form drom Show Secretary Mrs, Wm, Bflhllll. Charlottetown. Entries close June 10th.

MARITIME CENTRAL AIR- WAYS three times daily to Mono- ton. Air and rail connections in Montreal and Boston. Phone 206i or 540.

Frank Telser left yesterday morn- in! a pleasant holiday with Mrs.

Tow‘: invents. Mr. and. Mrs. J. C. Wisner, Charlottetown.

UIGG, Hanclbroolr, Cross Roads, Services for Sunday, June 13m,

l. S. 2 P. M. Cross Roads 7.30. S. S. 10.30. Alexandra S. S. 10.30. There will be no preaching service Alexandra. Speaker.

BROTHER IN VANCOUVER. -

Lic, Byron Hewlett,

is the only brother living oi Mr. Arthur MaoKay of Charlotetown

given in the list of surviving reig- tlvea.

NALED MARITIMJE REGIONAL ADVIBERS-The Canadian Wei-

to its board of governors and re-

Hflnllli-Oli. Ont. The four Maritime regional advisers elected were Col. 9.8. Fielding a! Charlottetown and Mrs. E. A. Warneford and C. R. Wissson, Saint John. Others elect- ed to the executive include:

it. McKinnon, Halifax; y, E, Le. Blunt. Saint John.

Miss Helen Bradshaw Holma Student at Edgehill school

suave FOR n. (L-Mr. she Mrs!

in: for Vernon. n. 0.. after spend--

Uigg 11 A. M. l-lazclbrook 3 P. M.l

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Dr. Wilson MacKay o! Vancouvergl A‘ oorrlgan‘ Interment w“

fare Council elected new members gional advisers during meetings at

CoLl P. B. Fieldind. Charlottetown; F.‘

WINS $50 SCHOIMRSHIP. —

n for Girls, Windsor. N. 5., is receiving

IIMMIUS TAXI Phone I39

CONIEDATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. -

PHONE SAUNDERS I806 for Bfolip and wedding pictures on location.

DOG SHOW entries close ‘mura- dsy. June 10th. Get your entry forms from Mrs. Wm. nrehsut, mrarlottetawn. Telephone 1408.

TELEPHONE 1458. Mrs. Wiin. ‘Brehaut, show secretary, for entry forms. Enter your dog in the Dos Show June 21st. Dntria close June 10th.

WON MATRDWS PRIZE-Mrs. Sadie Garrick, matron at the Pro- vincial Infinnery, donated the rprize for the leading graduate student nurse, rwon by Miss Mary Foliand. of that institution, st the graduation exercises held at Fal- conwood Auditorium on Tuesday night.

CITY POLICE COURT-At. the City Police Court yesterday morn- ing a female drunk and disorderly was given 20 days. There were two other cases or drunk and disorder- ly. One was fined e20 and costs or :30 day's and the other $10 and costs or 20 days. A previously re- mended case of drunken driving ‘was further remanded until to- marrow.

FUNERAL SERVICE-Tho flin- ersl oi Matilda ilolland took olace yesterday morning from the Hank |Hennessey Funeral Home to 5t. James Church, Georgetown, where Requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed by the pastor, Rev. Owen Kig- lgins, who also conducted the ser-

|vice at the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs. E. B. Mcliaren, John

Leightizer‘, A. W. Jenkins, Colin MacDonald, Philip Morrison and in the

Church cemetery.

whose obituary notice appeared yes- Pel-sonals tenday. The Doctor's name wag notl

Mr. Daniel Matheson, who spent s few days at his home in Bristol, left on return Monday for Fair- view, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bagnall and family, Hunter River, motored to St. Peter's Bay sunday where they

lwere the welcome guests of Mr. l and Mrs. Herbert McLeod and lfamily. i

was Cassie Rattry. Whestiey River, has returned home. She was the welcome guest for s. few days of m. and Mrs. Herbert Mc- Leod and formally. St. Peter's Bay.

Busy Centre 0f

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iiuntor River week. Miss Holman, who entered in‘ ' six classes also wan the Belch Two pert Invention Piamo Solo, and was M“ “m! M"- Mlm“ Hm And m‘ planed very high in all her classes. m dluihm h!" m°v°d V’ New She was chosen to play s piano solo 6115M’- at the final Musical Recital Friday. in Dslhousie Gymnasium, Halifax,

Mrs. B. A. McDonald has as her

which was very widely attended from outside points. The three ad-

and eleven hundred entries spoke very enthusiastically of the out- standing abilities of young music-

snd encouraged them to give the best that was in them to their

indicators, who judged between ten -

inns taking part in this Festival‘

guest her grandmother. Mrs. Wil- son of Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. James Brown ere receiving congratulations on the arrival of a baby boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bernard are receiving congratulations on

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music, in whatever form, they chose ta follow. Mrs. R. Holman was in Halifax with her daughter for the Festival Week.

Don't Make This Mistake When Child is Constipated

Don't upset s child slrudy a set by eon- etipstion with nssty-tsatinl stivee or bs pi esthsrtiu. Give Children's Own lets. is new corrective rnsde es- pecially for growl youngsters’ needs is so lcassnt to tskrsets so gently and nor-

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the arrival of a lovely baby girl.

Mrs. Mary Siiliphsnt visited her sister, Mrs. Rebecce. C‘ ' . Kensington recently.

Miss Marion Gillie of the Royal Hank staff is spending her holidays at her home in Belfast.

Miss Helen Lamont of Perk Cor- ner is spending some time in Hun- ter River with her aunt. Mrs. Cy- ril Smith.

l Mr. J, Ernest Cousins met with a painful accident recently, while working in his work shop. His hand caught in an electric saw which he was using. The cut required several stitches.

Mr. Ralph McFadyen has sold his line looking roan gelding, Jay

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Charlottetown and District Representative " ROY (Buck) WillTLOCK-PHONE 1781-14

Vole to ur. Dolby Campbell st Wilt-shire.

Miss Phylis McEechern at Char- lottetown qoent the weekend in Hunter River. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McFsyden.

Mr. Sun Siiliphsnt of lrookfield sccomdisnied by Mr. and Mrs. ltred Ford of Hunm River were visitors to Granville of Sunday.

m. and Mrs. Clarence McLean of N. l. came by motor to spend

Wllisrd Sellers.

Mr. and Mrs. Van Every of New

recently, visiting Mrs. Vsn Men's mother, Mrs. Wallace McNiei and sister, Mrs. Fulton Robertson

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shes of Springhill. N. 5.. accompanied U! Mrs. Shea’: mother, Mrs. Earl Si , of North Itustico were visiting in Hunter River on sunday Mr. and Mrs. Shea arrived on the Island by motor on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Whitlocls, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Orr and La- ward Pineau motored to- Crapaud on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parsons. ,

Miss Margaret Smith hsl DIC- icred the P. E. I. Hospital for fur- ther treatment to s broken leg. Margaret has had the cast remov- ed, and it is hoped she will soon be "up and on the go" real soon.

Mr. and Mrs, Chesley Wood, Ai- lison and Kenneth and Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Wood motored to Granville and Clinton on Sunday. In Granville they visited Mrs. Har- riet Taylor who recentiy reached her ninety seventh birthday. They also visited Mrs. Woods‘ home in Rustico.

Mr. Rod. Ford of Wheatiey Riv- er has purchased a house and lot from Mr. George Smith. After completing alterations to the house, Rod, Mrs. Ford and little daughter June will take up residence hero. Rod is employed with G. E. Frill.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMillan and son Charles of Fredericton, N. 3., motored to Hunter River for the May 24th. holiday. They visit- ed Mr. MoMiiisns brother, Elmer and his sister, Mrs. Ivan Bowman. In Kenslngton they visited Mrs. McMillarrs relatives.

On Friday evening friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Steed to honor their daughter, Mrs, Ken McDon- ald. Esther received lovely gifts and many good wishes. Dancing was enjoyed, music being furnish- ed by the Doircn Bros. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stead assisted by several ladies.

Friends ad Mrs. Roderick Mc- Leod will regret to learn that she is. a patient in the P. E. I. Hospi- tal. It is ‘pleasing to report that ‘Mrs. Mel-bod is much better. and it is hoped she will return home soon. Mrs. ‘McLeod has been stay- ing with her son, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McLeod.

_'I‘he regular monthly meetinfl or the W. M. S. Auxiliary of the Unit- ed ‘hurch met at the home of Mrs. Ivan Bowman on Thursday. June 3, Mrs. J. L. LePage presided and opened the meeting with the Cali of Worship and singing hymn, "I have Thy Kingdom lord. Prayer taken from the monthly was reed in unison, followed bvy Circle of Prayer. A solo, Father Lead Me Day by Day, was nicely rendered by Miss Mary Muttsrt. Mrs. LePsge read the beautiful meditation from the monthly. Mrs. Orville Seller. Temperance Secretary, read an er- ticle based on Mark's gospel Chap- ter 3, verses l to 6. Mrs. Sella! told oi the effect of alcohol on families on the lives of young peo-

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expressed her thanks to all mem- bers taking part in the meeting Meeting closed by repeating Lord's

pie and urged all to stand behind the enforcement of a prohibition law. Mrs. J. E, Cousins and Mrs.

committee. - Hunter River.

Prayer in unison. A delicious iunea was served by Mrs. Bowman and

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Seller sang a duet, There's A Voice {in the Wilderness Crying. The

vainging of hymn, Lord Speak to ‘Me, closed the worship service. l-Mrs. J. S. McLeod conducted s helpful and interesting contest on quotations from the Bible and mis- sionaries. Minutes of last meeting were approved as read. Roll call was answered by 22 members and one visitor. Correspondence consist- ed of s letter of thanks from Mrs. C. B. Matheson, thanking W. M.

S. members for expressions of sym- pathy received by her during her bereavement. Also a letter, re C. G. I. T. camps. This letter was glven to the teacher of the Girls Class in Sunday School for further discus- sion, Friendship calls recorded were 36 home and l1 hospital calls.

Books read during month were also recorded. A short financial statement was given by Mrs. Mc- Leod. The Auxiliary will close for next two months and will meet in September mt. the home of Mrs.

J. S. McLeod. Mrs. LoPage welcom- ed new membere and visitors and

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