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THE GUARDIAN. CI-lARl.OTTETOWN THE CENTRAL GUARD'ANiNo Jackpot Winner This this on umn I reserve or n we M”? l

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Joinshstafhf of Polyclinic

. ' f P Pit t of local interest. but advertising coon! 0' "kc" ewe.

of a n-.wsy nature may be inserted at five cents it word. strictly ply-

BELANGER RANGES for coal. wood or on Bryenton as MacKay

V "we TREAT THE SICK wisi.i..- ”"d ' WW” 9 " 5 , W57" Caiiada Packers Juinbn Jackpot -"MMV5 TAXI-DI” 7379 W Giggey's Pharmacy. next Stewart": whit that fcehllhhthent hcieu Vml operator had a busy hour last eve-i 7370. k . 3 "5 0 t ' l bt en sac and 7.30 tryin B3 "y the toast to the bride was (propos- hang”: are uooloo Jackpot aways; y C F C Y CRASWELL 101' 39”" Phaw KEBOSENE. Electric and Pro- ed by Cam)" Mhh7he' hh ”5' without success. l . (F3933 pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryentou WI'deitIhl”MI:y 'hew"3:';h Eifgggglg Calls were placed from Alberton K -- were e sses rg Y. 'Y , V .a , ' OoH' GOSPEL TENT. Wheatley River. Ind MERE” Helen Acorn and Marguei'ite Mac- .t.;eE,l:I.onm;2:d egfutgge p::;::,llf1. All Times blaildatd wnaf meelinzs nlzhlly It 3115- HEAR SMITH MiwFARLANE- glillnni Igrt Davin HM” nlng greeting of "Kam". mh- Vice- resident, ueens C u t meme OWE - Tl HM" 003' The followirg numbers were caii- ii I - RESERVE September 22'"! '-0 Liberlall Assn. todallaat 12 X'l00l100IiIeh er. Mrs. Henry Lari and M" ed: Vernon River li-24, Charlotte- TULsD9Y' Jul Y gut? SPEED 26th- Clmlolelown Hospital 38- C.F.C.Y. Robert Reid. town em. 4530, 3192. 3759, one, 7:1” I” 7520 P-M”hh- 3- 3”"- ; -, gg , . . ' th . t . . V . ' W ” RETURNED T0 FALCONWOOD Nevlhhvlhgn: getter; 'i7i2h7gLeIMl2lv;I.eilh';i'l1,3?3hIArk:If:fI.hl)Il THUR5DAY' JULY 23""h SEBHCE To SICK Dm 5131 "one of the male patients or Canada. Mr, and M my ,1; 5-,,,'.,md Eldon 11,”. ' 9:00 to 9:15 P.M.-Dr. W. J. P. Maclllillan. ' C3mW5h'5 Pharmacy: M)” W Falconwood Hospital who escalr reside in flharlottetowii. Mr. Ves- Ag ll result or no winner till; Gl9”3- ed from the institution early sey is a traveller for the firm of week the lucky person being called FIHDAY; JULY 24”l-- ,x , fem" yesterday morning, was located Ayet-st, McKenna st Harrison next Monday evening and answer- 1:45 I0 1250 PM.-W. Chester S. Mcliure. 's W":3';r" .::""1" QM"FAm-(r:WEt- by the R.C.M.P. during the day Ltd, ing with the correct greeting will SATURDAY '”Y 25” ,0 ' 9” hi hams mmY and restored to confinement. Among the out of town guests receive 5200.00. 3 v I .7 A n I'- V I61;9(1:3xI( A55” Uidliy It 12 H0011 0V” ON SHORT "S" D H attending the wedding WIPF" Mrf. wTche dliEXI Gcontgst. appieabis iiil 7:55 to 8:00 P,M,Mwylic Gibson, ' ' ' t ' "- r. 'orcncc and Mrs. Hammond Bi-eiaut o e iies ay's uar ian an y as-l '1 thmm Haslam accompanied by her sis F l Mlcm - i ' ' ' l - .. . , . , gan, Mi. and Mia. sembling the missing letteis in the , loggjyhh 1” ,C1FC,Y Iota 31-Bil? ters, Phyllis and Lois. daughters c:,r,1,,.llJ::,, pl-aser of Halllax, N, 5,, canada paclm-5 Jumbo Jackpnl Cut out this ad for l'eiei'ci'iCe. an war m erwew W" I h 0! "I9 19" R9V- CNW” H55I3m 3” d Mr Henry Morrison oi Monc- advertisement you may he the O sweelv Nhhhhnl A” Show We P9” paying a short visit to their aiints an I lurk winner of the S200 chc ue hhmeh at 210 Kent Street Dr Ih-laslam mm N. 3' y q I ' is a medical missionary on rur- MncD()NALD nmoio smnvicn lough from India a i Radio repairing. Amplifiers and ,n,..gy,4,y,,v.,.., ' sound systems. Disc and tape re- cording. 180 Kent St. Phone 1207 Per3ml3IS AH”, Dr. Lloyd S. Cox, iabovet, joined - ' mhm . the Polyclmic on July 13 1953 l M;lcKiNNoN n,5NQm;;'1', ch”. - Miss.Roberta Bherren of Crapaud, h WHAT Dr. Cox was mm in MENU" P.llottct.o"A'ii Hoiel.nthe 28th inst, 7 is Visiting Rose Valley. the guest 0!; E 1,. the son of Mn and M” Lloydiilni. rickets s2...5. must be plcked Mr. and Mrs. Willie Neusome. p 3- Cox of Mom”. He was a Emu"- up oy. price remitted auto McLean , h H" 3 ,. (SE Macxmnml, Rol'al Bank Bldg, Mrs. Viola Ackerman and dangli- ate oi Piincc of Wales Collegegm, W H Be-mm A-1 'R 5' tel. Cmiggmm M Tylm. Tcxls Class of 1943. and of Dulhouslciao G", 2'! 3 ,' UL wheel ,”"h'5' 1.; Vacs” 1, Wm, 'l l A l' Umveml-V Medical schooly wherewh also” on Slitei. not lalei than 3”-can!!! ctghlnig iea nets :1 he was graduated M D. C M” mine! I. i iiist. No ticket sale at 3- w48' having cmhhlethd hls Ihh"'h'l 0 el . Mr. and Mrsjwiii: T. P:irki-1' of h ship ht Shh" John General Hh3"l NEWLY-WI-II)S HONORED M?Yni'rnotitli, N. 5.. are visiting .VII'n. imtnl and, Halifax Childrenr Hus-W, ,.,,Jm.,,l,,9 ,..,.,,mg was spem MlPnrkei"s mother, Mrs. John F. pltilirl. izlhile all) Dlilllolgille was a me homtc 0, Mr. and ,;4,., m,b,'vviiear. Charlottetown. "5 5” mu" " ” l 0 518'5ei-t Jenkins Ml Albl ha 1 9 l I ' lilil,- the most, highly esteeinedlwhen M1,. and M” (;::)'n?: EJ;m' Mr. Frank Ne-wscine and grand- M9dlCl1I Fmtifflillln mid W85 81110118);-gcpnlly nmwlm (Wu, pI.e5cme& daughter. Miss Annie Nswsoinef , the leaders of his class tliroughoiihwnh E 'pul.sE of 'mnmy' "om the Rose Valley, visited 0ihai'loite- his course. Upon graduation. hegmembns of me HazE.1bmok 31 WW" 011 Moliday.-WJY '10. t entered into post-graduate Surgi-hm Church. "h' .....

To the strains of the

1 ycal Studics leading towards spec-imddm

. i ' g march, Mr. and Mn ialization in general surgery. 8lidlAcm.n were escorted to me seat f, has been engaged in this woi-klhom”. by M1. md Mrs Kennett; , . l . . .

. fiom 1948 until joining the Poly-lpaynma Mm pnymm.

clinic. l-lc se' d thtc ' -. t . , hxlhhhled me Springnglgh Hosgifallegginsg !the occasion and wished the young Held Mass including 8 herlod micouple iniiiiy years of happiness. the Ishrineil-s' Hospital in Spring- Mrs" Cu” wood mhdei the pres" Held and subsequently spent. two entation, A delicious lunch was vearlf at the Hartford Hosmm served by the hostess. assisted by Al-lartinrd Conn. and the associat-I snvcml OI me mam hreschh

ed Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. ""'-i

becoming Senior Resident in Sur-lm::.?FgfEa'hEEEIQERR3: T:

Mr. Frank Myers, M. L. A, Mrs. Myers and son, Sheldon. Crapaud, attended the Soldiers Memorial Service at New London on July 12. -Bur

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Weston Bruce, of Hollywood. California have arrived; by car to visit Mr. and Mrs. Peterl J. Morrison of Rocky Point. Mizl Bruce is a former member oi thel 105th Battalion and served Willi Mr. Moirlson.

Do you realize that this County has had is Liberal Member representing you in the House of Commons for 16 YEARS since 1935.

39” E” the Hamhrd Hhspihh Ih Tralnor was held Monday morning

his final year. . y Dr. Cox is married to the former ggxe Ithoe ngh:;rli:tl.lCe:ov(;n miunwfgtl

VESSEY-MacPHERSON WEDDING

Miss Esther Nagle of Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Cox is a graduate of the School of

Holy Redeemer where solemn Re- quiciii Mass was celebrated by Rev.

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St. Peter's Cathedral. the inter- adorned with bouquets of

What have these Liberals done for Queen's County?

Springfield Hospital Nursing, and before marriage was Assistant Supervisor in the Neuro- surgical Operating Room at the Hartford Hospital.

George E. Hanloii. S.J.. nephew of the deceased. Deacon and sub-dea- Lcon were Very Rey. Gregory Mur- phy. C.Ss.R., and the Rev. George Coyne. C.Ss'.R. The Rev. Wm. En- right, C.Ss.l't., was present in the sanctuary. The nail bearer; were Judge M. R Macfziilgsn, Patrick MacMillan, Dr. J. P. Sweeney, Frank Saunders. Alfred Doyle and Thos. Hughes. Interment was in the Ru- man Catholic Cemetery where ser-

roses and pink and white peonies. was the scene of the marriage yes-T terday afternoon at two o'clock. of: Marjorie Ellen, daughter oi Mr.j and Mrs. Harvey S. MacPherson of, Charlottetown. to George Herbert, Vessey. son of Mi-. and Mrs. Her-i bert R. Vessey of Charlottetown: The ceremony was perioi'med- by the Rev. Canon E. M. Malone. god- father of the bride. and the wed-

NOTHING.

On August l0l'h be sure you vote for

A country Garden

Continued from page 2

, y ,' , - rwem ,d led h vex R ldlng music played by Miss ll.i?.f...”;”i.'3.Jiii2i"i.i.fJi'.iihE.".i.i 3533M MEWS.” c.ss.”n.. Lisotiii Suzanne Brenton. cathedral well in a shady garden. Hoslas by REV. G80, E. HHIIIOD. SJ. "hhh" , r , V i with the wonderful foliage in -r'-ms-mmm--- mf:leag:rIg;'h::I”rnmhe5r 30091: CI v ' d d th - " ' - Ehlhltls Ruhr nlalIiry1':gatI!low'ear!s. rials exquisite wedding gown having a . . mks and mmy other Va,.i9m,,. white satin skirt with lace panels.l --- fitted bodice of matching lace.j

will flourish in shady places and the Astilhes are especially suit- able for N shady garden. Colum- hines, ferns, and tuberous hegon- las do well here and there art- many perennials like phlox and delp-hiiiium that enjoy some shade

and jacket with Queen Anne collar: and lily point sleeves. A pearl and rhinestone tiara held her elbow length veil. and she carried 3. cas- cade of roses.

The bride's

of our dear ('. MacLean. passed away

In loving memory mother. Mrs. James Meadow Bank. who July 21st. 1950.

A tribute of love and

AND

J. Angus lllacLean

three (I I tendants

remembrance

and last much longer in flower. 1-,, M". mom", 5,, gem. ", u. .n, Were her SIBEBFI. MISS Lily M80- Snmr soasnns when it isidry and Though 1h," yenrs MW, passed Phei-son. as maid of honor, Missl hot a garden that is Sllarly is it ,lm.e you kn u, Frances MacPherson as junior-

bridesmald, and the groom's sister. Miss Shirley Vessey. as bridesmaid. The maid of honor wore a floor

blessing. I am always thankful that there is it shady garden here with the woods nr-arhy. Foxglove

In our hearts you are still living on.

The vacant chair and many things

is blooming at the edge of this That sadness to our ry brings. length gown of yellow mm-qulsltg wood where seed was scattered Your melnory we will iitlll hold over taffegng gnd the bplglegmald, . some ,V('illiS ago and nolhint: more dear. . similarly fashioned gown of pink. The go-qetters who make their presence known done about ll. Every year I am And miss you more from year to whlle the bride's younger sister surprised In see tall spikes of year. wore . bane,-hm lens”, model of Of Ottawa. rose and creamy white flowers i mu "1 um” I My '1, C under the branches of tho bcccli- SMIY mI"9d ""5 "'9'" """5m' "6 dyon our m tcahln hers- tiered by her family h eh um we're E K R - Wmd ""1 ' ” dresses and RIDVCB. and Carried Inserted by the Queen's County Piogressiic Conscrialive Association. i a na in h mon- L'NiiEnrnxm ,';?,':;”,X,'.:e,.c r I ) " G" rad, -for . "I, "cu! The all-silent stream of an under- thrrkrizz Bf,'"vt,::;V'n::th::hSg l . ' ' ' . Jnsuddzhel Ingteas oons This slhlhfeali! is myself as my ills thenhsher: Kare Mh Ivhh vcfsgah 05 IICII QU 01V 3? (0 I live ljtltfberetr AocornecoiisIII(r)imI)!f th-an I)i'Li5. 7”"'8l'””f"' mhk-'"”' A” "”'v "f ” ”W'S '” 'I"' In loving memory of a friend The bride's'mother wore a black ' .. and drink chocolaty. strength I give. M” James C, MacLem,, Meadow and whm punt rayon dress with chocolate flavour-all the it's the tone of hill! and calm Bank, who departed mm me July pink Acceuorm Wm, ,.,...-h she - V", dhwhl The :;1e;lheorhl",I,?,, ml ""1 the 315' 1950' , were A corsage of pink roses, while You.” 10" the my UIK mum of mi": Mglhgmerijligggrlbeled by a friend. Mrs. Vessey chose for the occasion "Ah" i”5"'"IY VII OI” 'Tis a careful thought of the calm ' ' hhvy shh" whh whhe hCce”oh”' ' A ' b . ' ,- . beatingorbotber. Makes: sweet grass lhlll "lg ''),I''('q ”' wonderful hot drink too. An nliidlng joy in the birds that Your grocer bu it-and it's pass. I I card Than 5 . """"”"'- G" 9”” ” ”-”” l" T i h” tad” md "en me funny. A d lgiroylhhg lslholottihls 01 the WThl&el.I;I1lgI:i it 0Ilk11):eS.S1nl':l8lA1Slian n e an e r ii- loaf and fruit; care thanks to neighbors and 0 "N5 the melting snows and the g friends for their many kindnesses morning sun in their recent bereavement; also P l . ft d b (I ll 1 1 ' t d i th h d cla, ltt -. cl . . And Inlirshhzas flllinny; u. m R Glt:ndf(:l:)lIIIl'8I'.ml;nrlS(Illlalzesogh Mg: flotlvlgrslv 0 mm C” e C” an I'll?" (. IIUILSP (I 5 . "ms hhhehl M from End the Lean Meadow Bank who deplned --- 'l'Iir I951 Ilillmnn Minx. with its liig 4-nr at Will and light cnr M-nnnnlv has "him? dew this me July mstl 1950i been all-romendnua iuu-roan. Tu slate. SRIPHIHII Ilillmnu Hint arr IT29'5.uu-r Of the passing clouds and the . y I I I ' . M 1- . I, . -J ,- ,,nn..,.,., dfpths of mu" - This (Inn. we do lemembeh last year are-nrt HIS 'i 1: on rrtliu rs I0. ' ' And the more of the winds is A low"? I-houlzm we Klvhv Ht-i-nunr of the popularity:-I" Hillmrm Mun. your dealer has a unit arlri-tum "'-"E" ufnll uinlmn null mod!-In of good IIIPII vars--rrt-I-in-(I as lratlr-nu nu In-W

To one no longer with us. But in our hearts still lives. I Wish I0 OXDYES-5 m.V 5121091? thanks to President Lemuel Rush and membcra of the L.P.U. Exec- utive; to Rev. J. D. Davimn. and all those who assisted in any way during my recent sad bereavement

Ilee. Macquni-I-ie.

my undertone. , , Ilillmnmn. Aml they are on salt at popular pru-r.-.

I I from your H H Dealer

Here are Five Reasons why

you should choose ti Used Car I” J

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ranotlug WEDNESDAY. JULY 22-Clifton Hall.

FRIDAY. JULY 24-I-Bradalbano Hall.

in than coupon below for Mr-

5 n itl'cu In on how on can win a FREE

ILIOTIIC CL CK tor ulna. only run aubnrlnttoru to Tbs Maritime um". I

Thus meetings will begin at 8180. They will he l l attended by the candidates, Cecil A. Miller and Neil 1 '. A. Motlieson, and by other prominent Liberals. y I I

and

Alterations E y I FAIMII. ' I I want to win an lloctric Flock. CLEANERS ' 'PIIoIo 2887

for Me BIS? in Used (lair.

Everyone is welcome.

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