JUNE 18. 1953
Pharmaceutical Ass'n Meeting ..
Mr. Lea aemple of Charlottetown P- "; elected President of the P. E
- Bob Bradley's Service Station,
celtrnll. auanntall
VOLUNTEER taggers for Kins- en peanut day please report to
Q
m. Saturday.
FROM PROVIDENCE --Mr.
island Ph”m”euM”l Association Richard B. Boyce of Providence, R.
hi. their annual meeting held at I City Hgll last. evening which was '
M Mr, Roy Boates of summerslde. 'The President's report dealt '1 with matters of particular interest la lo the membership and indicated
condition. Mr. R. H. Jenkins, sec- mluy-registrar reported 34 regis- tered pharmacists in the Province 13 md 25 licensed drugstores. other l-ep0l'LS submitted and approved were: Council and Foundation for Advancement of Pharmacy, by Mr.
by Mr. E. P. Foley, M.L.A.. B.C.I., report by Mr. Lea Semple. Cana- A dlan Pharmaceutical Association hv Mr. Jenkins, Maritime College of pmmluy by Mr. Henry Wedge.
A pleasing feature of the meet- M was the presentation of lilolomas to Mr. Keith Mathleson, Soufls, Mr. John MacDonald, Charlottetown and Miss Eva Mc- Lellan, O'Leary, by past president .1 E. H. Worth. '
The announcement was made that Mr. A. A. Brown, president of the Canadian Foundation, Toronto,
W
arrived in the city yesterday on
annual vacation which has brought W811 Rmmded um presided over him to the Island
each summer
for many years. Mr. Boyce. who is
retired street railway employee. ft his home in Bonshaw over
fot-two rs oadl eset- lhe Owmlzauon in S ””wm'my lyrvIsltingylelIs slasger. nMr:s.pr n
(Rev.)
Donald Morrison, Longworth Ave. Mr. James Boyce of Charlottetown
a. brother. .
TOP JUNIOR HOLSTEIN o'I'he
following appeared in a recent is-
. efth lilstel-Fli J - Ralph Jenkins. treasurers report :31.” G P n ram M"
”Willowfarm Montvic Dale
741116 (GP). bred and owned by R.
. Proffitt, Freetown, P. E. I., is the
top Junior 4-year old this month
ith 856 lbs fat from 19236 lbs of
4.45f,t. milk on IX. Her Z-year 2X record was 643 lbs fat from 15,223 lbs of 4.2261: milk.” Mr. Profitt. re- ported that in her third lactation in May this cow produced 2376 lbs of milk with iia lbs. fat.
Personals Mrs. Walter Reid
returned to
,.ll1 speak here late this month her home in Hope River, P. E. 1.,
at a special meeting
the As- after visiting with her son-in-law
soc..1llon following his lopearance and daughter, LAC Alfred Mc-
beforc the Maritime Assoclation at Q 5- Andrew's, NB. N Outer officers elected last eve- iv were: Bob Giggey, vice-presi-
P Jenkins, Membcrs of the Council:
, .1. E. H. Worth, treasurer; R. mlnogor hogpltgh
uaid and Mrs. McQuaid, Halifax, . S.
Miss Kay Re-id,'R:. N. of Wcst- London. Ont.,
secretary-registrar. arrived by plane Saturday June 13 M95”. to spend ll. month's vacation with
3- 7'' FMPI" M'L'A" R” Baht” her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
and licnry Wedge, all of Summer- R 3.lI”. P
tended to Mrs. Frank B
eld. Hope River, P. E. I. I-IRS I
Congrntulailoham dre. being ex-
Blatch.
rackiey. on winning the Drama Festival Association scholarship awarded to a director of drama.
Mrs. Blatch will attend the course
TI-IE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN
Popular Firm Marks SixlietIlICentra1-Queenis W-I. Year 0I Phenomenal Progress
"Our success in lbusiness has ery Dept-Itmflni Vl'I"'T9 "WT! lhknl been largely due to the confidence a dozen girls under experienced and trust of the people of the supervision, trimmed hats to meet city and Province down through the seasonal requirements of a the years." said Mr. W. A. Stew- large and growing group of ladies art. President of Moore and Mc- who "shopped It Moore and Mc-
,. lo the guest speaker Dr. Leod. Ltd., when asked to oom- Leod's . Later the second floor of vicar. who make on'”", mbjen flrm's outstanding Goff Brothers on the other side "Menm Mrs Ralph dur- of the original store was taken '
ment on the and constant 'advancement mg the past sixty years.
over and eventually the whole
"Our Diamond Jubilee which is store, to which an addition was dress mlk1ng'
being celebrated this week", con- built at the rear. tlnued Mr. Stewart, "naturally finds us in a reminiscent mood. Tile attitude of 'Service Above and expandlnl firm Ind all three Self', in later years popularized floors and basements re-modelled by Community Clubs was always and brought into service for the uppermost ill the minds of our or- public, under ten separate depart- ganization heads and conveyed to merits. the employees by precept and ex- The exterior of the building was ample. remodelled for the first time "Another gratifying clrcum- 1935 from the pavement to the stance, which has also contribut- roof. alld in 1945 the second and ed to our colllinued expansion, is third floors were remodelled .and the extremely low percentage of a modern elevator illstalled for turnover in our staff, particularly conveyance to the new and import- ln the departmental heads ,some ant departments. of whom have been with us from our earliest days in business," Mr. 1" Tl" F”'”"'"I Stewart said. ”Careful and intel- ligent buying eases the problem of selling and ii. has been our good fortune to build up an or- ganization which has ,this con-
5.
Last year saw the filial changes made in the establishment nhen the entire ground floor and store front underwent alterations winch . placed the firm of Moore and Mit- s,””'”y 1" "””d' The ””E”d-' ” Lcod, Ltd., in the fol'eft'or.t of 5y1te5'.1ch””ge5 I” mmu” PM Maritime establishments of a E11323safecggggmagihxlggc '23; similar nature. lThe recent in. which appeal to our moms MI: E” cluslon of a department at cos- items requiring the care rind at- Iiume jeviielry alga Ugm Chum tentlon which we have fortunately wasmperoxonnn 3 mc ve addmon been able to deal with intelligent- In & far” on from the Mrw
ly through our luau". days when Mr S A McLeod went 1-;5lal,ll,hodl,,1l;93 on a "buying trip” to England
o in search of dress goods and Established in 1893 by Mr, household requirements, while Mr George M. Moore and Mr. S. A. Stewart went to Upper Canada or McLeod at 110 Queen street. in the States for men's wear, gloves, the centre building of a three hosiery and other accessories, and block store group. the firm was Mr. Moore continued to be general joined in the follouing year by supervisor with Mr. Gordon, ubo
IC0nvention Yesterday
The 36th annual convention of the Central Queen's Women's In- stitute was held in Spring Park hall yesterday afternoon at 2'30 pm. The district president, Mrs. Laura Morrison presided.
One hundred members listened Mac-
llealth".
Manning gave a demonstration on and Mrs. Julluin Herring, president of the provin-
. -' ' he Active 'Can- Flnally the three buildings were W” expmnve 0! I . consolidated by the enterprising "ma" women M me world law
an interesting talk. At 66 o'clock ll delightful turkey
Masonic Grand chapter Meeting
The Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons of Nova Scotia, with juris- diction over 'P. E. Island and New- foundland, will meet in the 84th annual convocation at Charlotte- town beginning tonight at Masonic Temple.
'l'lle official opening place at the Masonic Temple at 0.30 a. m. Friday with the M. E. Grand High Priest Seymour Gor-
will take
the ladies' wear and children's de- partnlents while the linens, coi- tons, etc, are ullder the direction of Mr. John Mcfnnis. Mr. Louis Doyle besides supervising the men's wear department, is in charge of the advertising depart- ment and along with Mr. Gerald Maddigan, who is responsible for the interior and window displays, cooperates in keeping the firm of Moore and McLeod Limited before the public as a ”good place at which to shop."
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supper was served banquet style. after which I film on child will fare and mental health was shown by Miss Mona Clay. I
An interesting feature of the, convention was the presenialionj of a life membership pin and a corsnge of Carnations to Mrs. Harold Burt, who has been an Institute member for 31 years.
The convention next year will; he held at Wlnsloe Road hall. t)i'- fi('."rs for the coming year are:, President, Mrs. Erith l-lllghcsf Wlnsloe; and secretary, Mrs. Pct"- ley Taylor, Wlnsioe.
don of Wolfvllle, N. S. in the chair I There will be a Grand Chapter” luncheon at the Charlottetown liotel at one p. in. when the Com-I panions are called to refreshment.
Registrations indicate that there will be an unusually large attend- ance of Companions from Nova Scotia. and Newfoundland. Tho; chapters in this Province holdlngl allegiance to the Grand Chapter are Alexander No. 11, Charlotte- town and Prince Edward No. 12., Kenslngton. Mr. if. R. Carrlltht-rs,l Charlottetown is District Grand. Superintendent.
Grand High Priest Gordon is a former resident of Brudenell. now. District School Inspector under the Department of Education of Nova Scotia.
EPSOM, England school teachers
(OP)-Surrey have been in- structed to demand birth certifi-l catea for children starting achool.l The county education committee: said some parents gained an un-I fair advantage for their childrenl by starting them as young as 3 1-2 ' years, instead of the official ngeI of five years. I
Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild
Presents
ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP
Empire Theatre
T()NlGHT, JUNE 18 and FRIDAY AT 8:15 P.M. Memberships honored at door. Public: Adults .75; Children .35 (must be accompanied by adults).
SPECIALS
ltIen('sVII.eaiherPSoloqandvlleclz Work, Boots . s7-9.5 257.50
nlefni-'AFrny Type Boots ..
um can. Solo 7r?nlOll'oEl work Boots-,6..'50
Ml-n's Sllocsfrcgular . .30 for ..
. i5Too Ml-n's Dungarocs, special 2 for
V , 55.00
We also IiiH'l' latli:s'wSnndal:in at litckarndm: prim-(I from . . , . . .S2.95 Io S350 We also have Chlldrt-n's Sandals in willie and multi, from ................................................... .. &2.65 to S3325
KAYIS DRY GOODS
Phone 2466 109 Richmond St.
Riven at Tatamoizouche, N. 5., the 1(l;4tr).rdi::x.Steeu';lrtti:(ild J. sltlli dtoa?! so, looking after the of- I , . latter part of August. ' 0 W F 3 C11 no P81" - C0 I t a QlIeletIlg'Am(:notuntyIIaI3our!tIuex)7::”d:3I ----P &. ""3tI1l1l7I. which partnership has The retirement three years ago bv Judge C. st. Cmr Tmmor in lc1onn;luexdMunbroken except for of Mr. George M, Moore, who ls mp ms? of Alfred weeks charged 3; o r. McLeod some years gttlevlwalrtt his iggtehpygard brought Iglr. . - . . , , 5 ency o e zit:tll::fr':,:1”g&r&'g:"1”gtB':3gl . . 18E;lglle'flrst expansion took place in ilrm with a staff of more than month. The accused appeared in e B when the first moor up over 70 employs”. Associated Mm ML supreme Court Run” this week oer and Goffs store was taken Stewart are Mr. G. F. Moore. vice- over and converted into a Millin- president and general supervisor T of departments. Mr. J. P. Gordon, secretary-treasurer and Mr, w. c, Maclreod, director, who is associat- ed with Mr. Gordon in the fin- ance department. Mr. William Henry
and elected speedy trial.
Several witnesses including Mr. A. Nelson. proprietor of the eervice svaixnn, were heard yesterday. In- rllltll-II wrro l'pl. Ii. Johnston. R. C. it 7'. who testified as to flnger- V”nm”Ver1M'b:he prints found on articles in the Brmsh C” um at
tcheson who was the stauon canteen: constable Lloyd M'”' H” ' MUM, Cm, Ponce: LEE” Cream- only Island delegate to attend. met
. . with eight other delegates from all :.ri9?”,)1.m: gthe service 'mmn' over Canada and matters premiu- V,n”s'm,'P pd" b at?” C; M, Pt It lng to the welfare of the Girl ,”,.,('."fn:,r , 'V 61 "W," h” ” Guides were discussed.
Apwmng ml, the opportunity of renewing some
the Crown was . pmmmnr John Nicholson. 'hue old acquaintances. partlcularlynhen
Mrs. Gordon Hutcheson has re-
tum"! from the annual "tram: the Reds intended to bring an end
hpld m,to heavy fighting-timed with re- ports that truce negotiators at. Pan- munlom have agreed fire line.
of the Canadian Council Girl Guides Association. . Fnlvcrsity of;
on rt cease-
supervlaee j
1' A ll
"' Yes. Dad's "king for at day". All the VVETHEYIS THREE-FRIll'I'-24 oz. jar
family bread-winner he is appreciative of 2 for l. UT 69c
vr. AlI..uln Glllis is representing ff,'f”::”f,',d'”,;,”1”;”o;f,1””:ff,,3j,32: -' 6' 3' M' -' the SAVINGS you make when an the food SVVANSDOVVN '
the " '”5'"I Hoapllal ln Edmonlml. Albel-to. llVl-.”RlC going to ronccniraie on those "Very Important. People” tile. shopping is done at ATKINS0N,S' k I
r -' While in that city she also had the CHILDREN this morning. and if. you have V.I.Pa in your home. you'll e I ' ""7 ' t um
. pleasure of meeting her former be interested in all of these Store News Items - - - School is prac- R ) ,AL RUSSET V 1, , . pastor. Dr. H. E. D. Ashford and ;lIF18(I)IafTt)gVer for. the season and the costume for your girls will be (P . - Howann Mcmms we .. ....;.::::..l .;23'":fJ::.'.:';:l APPLE JUICE 48 oz lln .. .- . 39c H-m-j--mra tough and rough denlms; they're in navy blue strongly double stitched California I . ' ' ' . ' ' . . FITTED FOOTWEAR - T and with roomy pockets edged with smart, bright plaid-the turrl- ICING ' '
I8 0 back Cuffs on the legs are plaid ion. These Shorts in sizes 8 to 14 - . .
I75 Queen SI.-CIIITIO Bldg. priced 1.98 It pair have a neat waistband and zipper back-closing. 'l'rI I k 2 J 25C V" mix-mate the Shorts-oodles of "T" Shirts are needed-I saw some Small Size ' ' " "P'T'-'N' 'V
of light, fluffy Terry Cloth in white and red or white. and hllle I :trlpe:.tClIo,scly righeilwoistband, negkband and sleeve hands assure 4 dOI- 89C KRAFT - ' ea l. ese " " . lirs n sizes to 14 or. 1.79 ti 1 ti 0fThomson Dailies ” " ” MIRACLE WHIP. I98. 32 oz. bol. .. 89c -I-ho Thoma” Dine, have m. !bf;C0c1llIl'a:; nu;-hlagigingdallmmeobvy helng all ready for days NESTLES , nounced the appointment of wli- Mg hm"; BEAEIE Be”-tinge ode: arrhge. The Children really love, M R 6 k 29 l nun D. (mm) Deco”. lo mo .1 fm . o an e and 10 Department has a ' g. C editorial 5”” of the Dam, press. supp'y 0 9523 in different sizes priced 25. 55 and 9:) cents each. Tjmmlm Ontario. Tliey re Inflatable and will stand lots of rough going! Bright. mlllii- P t P NLAGIC ' colors add to the fun. Then there are really sllpcr BEACH PAILS of e er an
Formerly on the personnel staff of Pacific Mills Piper Co. at Ocean
nTn'rns n no d H Wm -mr-m--- Fla s, . . an more recen y l McnMS'IM the R P" nlmd HP” Public Relations Services Ltd., To-
heavy. solid rubber; tllcylre made by Viceroy and are simply wonder. ful. A child falling on one won't get hurt, they're unbreakable and big enough to provide sand cnough for a really fine "castle". These Pails are priced 89 cents and they're well worth it. You'll find them
PEACHES
15 oz. tin
BAKING POWDER. 1 lb. iin 35c
FRESH GROUND
pirai on June 16th, 1953. to Mr. and mmo M, Decosle took over hlo . . -
llvirs. Laurence F. Mclnnls, Char- new position on June 9' Fototonn. a. son, Laurence Scott. A veteran 0! ll” year, over. . o rim. i5 oz. 30” "Nice ln world Wm. H and letnihe plroblerml of SAlNDALS”forlihe Children got you down. . , 3 member of the Toronto Press 9 r W9 Pllflr men. tan a large co ect on of elk Sandals in smart. IPEIHPP. 152- Club, Mr. Deccan amended Queen mulilcolors-pastels and dark shades. Tllese have an ankle strap and M V” 3 3);! UHPH I. Squaw school and the Comcomn cool lamp sections. The soles are of neollie for long wear. Sizes . . an rs. arod Thhlze from a little 6 to a big 3 and the price Is 2.95 a pair in the
in the Toy Section of the 5 nnd 10 Department.
4 fins 69:
COFFEE. lb. 95c
lCDDY'S BEST
MATCHES. 3 boxes .. . . . . . . 29c
5lF(';lV'l:i'I, City. a dnuxhter. 7 lbs, ggtgfxfn.qgglgirgguiigogithqalg: Shoe Department.
,,,,k.n.7JE o M the 1,. E, It gglrfgiigmtgi ,il,f,';"lff:,3';i;,”,?,l,n'f,f BRIGHT, gaily rotor-on Sl'N HATS in the we.-trrn nlrlnncr are in
ll,,sp,:aL June 16' 1953' to Mr. in 1948. . be found in the Boys Shop. These are of peanut sirmv with pool
md Mrs. Charles Mwxuuie wen. (Mr. D8005” is the second oldg ventilated crowns and ravel-proof binding on lihp, hrims. The;-e'g l1
,,,.,,:and. 5 daughter, M”y'Loulse. on son of Mr. md M”, A. J. Deg ;l'llIII:)pP1('lll:rIlzCh:Ilu:II(l;:l.? :ll(lmih:dVVgster:Iessentials ilhni. tyour young.
- - z 4. . ' a . l' v I . mmug-Mr. Ind M" K R t((I)f:vslI.1e) of 35 Prince St... Charlotte 79 Cents in me Boys, shop. 3 n1 One town. he price is :'Il”'ll'lS, London. Ontario, Inee I --V---:- - DON'T rm” M M k , I ' P rum - , n c l your on o ,1-n ' , , , l - - ,
vr-7.-In Igor:I'I'ilfinul?CLn1T1hePrskI;'3 Actlnn May Innnsnred -"YOUR NEW nanny". lt'sWnv:ll.nI1e PYPt'!V'H:ilD2IllI1hz17lI'a'1):l F1 M1 Law” a Flwas" "EEF 'llal of their chosen daughter - FREE in the Youth Centre! ' lb. . . . r . . . . . I. . . 19C
Innr Rohorio. June 6, 1953. I (o0"”""9d "'9'" W” 1) local I !
'":":OVjjO"-7;'Oj- ' . C ;'.l?”..f3; .illl.i.”?.?.l.”'::i.” .i'.'.r”;i Gr 31 D . RADISH. bunch .. .. .. . .. . 'l0c , ,. the peninsula and to the other. - V . I SIRLOIN cost more than 2.000.000 casualties 0! Bot". 17: 1 "II l N D M In and new I. mkmmd hm mm” Mr. Farmer: Are you interested in grass silage” . . I . O ' . . CARROTSI 3 lb5' ' ' ' - ' ' ' - 25c I - where It began" If so, you will not want to miss the big domonsi ration , 32 0" Bnonlr I ' ' ' ' ' ' :3: 19;.-ll-5 Large! Lb' 79c Hrhllns Rommel! to be held at Willard Prowse's farm. Bracklcy on i 64 0!. OHO . . . . . . C I m" " M '1' '';"'"'mm UNDER;-AKER SHOW, mpln-I-l,,, Con1munj'f5 June 23rd. The latest and most modcrn cquipmcnt I 128 01 got”. . l 93; HEAD l'ETTucE' each ' ' ' ' ' ' 25: RROOKFIELD IE hurled 3.000 troops against outpost will be used-the new Cockshuit 411 4-ll Harvester ' ' ' ' ' ' Now . PORK SAUSAGE EMBALR R u;:;n;iobr::nAo5:5ra:Of;f3s glgJel)akI.:?IICSW&'Il:1;II;)(Z;iV:rI1i gig?! of Rridtslilde dcllivery raI((l?(S- York Peanut CABBAGE. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . I0: Lb. 41: e a l i .,-.- Coma... Charlottetown Ind III33 IIII.'Il'-II.'5IIIn7a".5,rfmaIt'l7ur8 of good silage. Lunches will 1.5 serve(i(.mD(:l(III,)ils(Il'Xr'1lI?Ior6I BUTTER. 15 01- III? - - 45: Local COOKED North Wiltshlro The furious ma assault snapped will start at 10:00 am. Kraft LEAF LETTUCE. bunch . . . . . I5: MEA-f LOAF the calm that settled over the hills V k 33c g . PHONE 149 at east-centgal Korea earlietrt vgilhell; ' 2 ' P 9' ' 1”"m”3 Lb. 556 Rd tl b ke n e o,;l.,gli.,'l3u;IIf,,yolI:n,l,,,. I1Ye?uaScREAM 6 U. 'in 23c dot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4?C A...--;.-,,.. The attack clouded hopes that Y - :'::9D t h ' ' - CAULIFLOWER. each . . . . . . Z9: Fowl-I RESIBUCKS m ....... 0 U C . OH R 2 tins . .. 29: ””5h CHARLOTTETOWN There's no need to make an ordeal out of it men. ' PINEAPPLES. each . . . . . . . . . 39c IN STOCK RJNERAL HOME Come down to Jack Cameron's this week and let us DRESSING, 8 oz. 50!. 35: .how you some of our smartly-styled suits by Warren Old Tavern . GYRVPS Sllmddm COIIRR9 OWENS 78 Euston St. q K. Cook and Progress Brand . . . ready-i0-wear or sAucE.' 8 0" but ' ' ' 32: APP.-Es WHEAT CHEESE NUCLEAN PHONE 508 r MCLKFOH S SIUIICII Fon PIES 2 k g FOR SALADS Complete Funenl ud individually tailored to your exact measurements. OLWESI 8 9;, boy, i . . 49; 28 07” H" P in no pkg. 1 ilksz. Ambulance Service You'll like the comfortable cut . . . your wife will ap- MC-L3V9”'NS AIS! l V 25: 336 326 35: -Dlreclon- preciate the quality of the fabric. MAYO N ' E "- Bradley 1. w. Molennn 8 oz. bottle . . . . . . . . 29: .... l l Wax . I N am emu" PAPER. I00 ft. roll .. 35: "You . . . get ourself I Pm" - ' M... 3100 ? mm A Hm Efore forMEN. NAPKINS. 2 pkqs. 35: Ho" 0, I ....i I new su French's J ” ' FINE FOODS mm 139 Kent St. Charlottetown, l'.E.l. MUSTARD. 9 oz. .. . . 19: ea -"-"-