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. st - making the pylorus I,)3:):I1fIElI;IilyOIn stomach to small in- uistine) smaller, so that stomach lmmg cannot. be washed or swept nut or the stomach into the small mtestlne. if other conditions call for more extensive surgery, such 3, removal of almost the entire mmgch, then these other condi- ill')llS should decide extent of oper- ntion as prolapse of itself is not necessarily dangerous.

This is the third time I have written about prolapse of the stom- am lining because it has some of me gympiomd of ulcer and cancer md an x-ray film should be made. In most. cases, as noted above. sur- ncai treatment is not necessary.

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VICTORIA PARK CHARLOTTETOWN

June 29 to July 4 inclusive

Sponsored by Charlottetown Rotary Club

coaltiue CED

. Your Special 11.00 AMILY TICKETS At

d0IIl!lly'S Mayfair

The Bike Shop

W. G. Berbouris Memorial Field Canteen

Sport Lodge and from

Members Rotary Club

coupnsrra msunaucn SERVICE

W.K. Rogers Agencies Limited

PHONE 540 and 541 181 QUEEN ST. CIIAELOITETOWN, P. E. I.

AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE

Bcrinnlng liiontlay. June :2. Ind close at I pm. daily except Wednesday and Saturday. in accordance with our usual Summer closing hours.

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CHURCH of ENGLAND

?.::(----j-"'mrW s. mews CATHEDRAL

Anglican Bochford Suuare

The Reverend Cenon G. E. Moilatt

tor The Reverend W. C-.'llogg ilcnorary Assistant Priest. Organist and Choir Director Miss Susanna Brenton. LIB. Mulle-

.m...:z-j-mmrm?-m-m pounh sunny After Trinity 1.20 am. Matins 8 n.m. Holy Eucharist. ll n.m. Choral Eucharist 1 pm. First Evensong of St. Peter

S. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

The Parish Church

Established 1769 in Royal Foundation.

The Reverend Canon J. T. lhbott. Rocto

r organist and Choir Master: Pans Cudmore.

ur Trinity

8.30 Holy Communion.

11.00 Morning Prayer and Ser- mon (Broadcast CFCY). Subject: "Christian Citizenship."

7.00: Evening Prayer and Ser- mon. Subject: "The Sacraments of the Gospel."

PRESBYTERIAN.

THE KIRK OF 5. JAMES

The Reverend T. H. B. Semen. M.A.. S.T.M. Minister.

Miss E. Lillian Mcliensie Mus. B., F.M.O.M.. Organist and Director of the Choirs.

m::-m' ll n.m. Divine Service and Sermon: "Don't Let Yourself Get

Upset."

Solo: "The Lord is My Shop- herd"-Pesri Curran - Mrs. N. D. MaoLean.

Anthem: "A Song of Peace" - Sibelius.

Visitors Cordially Welcome.

"7T6Ti'iFEsiiTfEi6'iN CHURCH .m....;es-X-j Prince and Grafton Streets The Reverend T. H. B. Somera, M.A.. S.T.M. Interim Modesutor The Rev. Stout N. Merriam, B. A.. Stated Supply. Orga t and Choir Director Mr. rank Johnston, A.T.C.L.

Sunday School I0 n.m.

Morning Worship ll a.m.

Sermon: The Prodigsl's Brother.

Violin solo: Selected. Mr. Basil Phillips.

5.30 p.m. Young People's Fellow- ship.

'1 p.m.: Evening Worship.

Commu ' service conducted by Rev. T. H. B. Semen.

Anthem: Let Us Break Broad Together-Leslie Bell.

United PENTEC-CTSTAL cuuacu 37 Elm Avenue

lav. Quincy Stairs. Pastor. Phone 801!

Sunday Services 10 n.m. Sunda School.

ll n.m. Worship and Praise. 0.00 p.ns. Evangelistic Meeting. Hampshire Tent Meetings

Sunday 3.00 pm. Wed. and Fri. 8.00 p.iI. Everybody welcome.

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I woon ISLANDS-OARIBOU

FERRY SERVICE

(sailings June lath to Sept. lath Inclusive) Daily including Sundays- Standard Time. From Each Terminal.

1 n.m.. 0 n.m.. 11 a.in. 1 p.in.: 3 p.m.; 5 pm. RESERVATIONS! May be made for a limited number of vehicles by contacting Head Office in Charlottetown. at least (8 hours

in advance fer:-

(1)-First and Second sailings from each terminal each morning.

(2)-For perlshshiea andfor Liva- stoak in truck loads on any

sailing. (8)-For all sailings on Saturday and Sunday until June 12th. for Daily Report listen to CFCY first Weather Broadcast each week day. CATCH AN EARLY GOSSING AND AVOID DELAY.

NORTIIUMBERLAND FERRIES LIMITED,

Charlottetown. P. 3. Island

our office will open. at. I n.m.

ECHURCHES TOMORROW wwM

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Mlnlsiersi Reverend A. Frank Machean R S John T. Irwin. Organist, Mrs. Keith S. Regen Choir Director, Mr. Wm. K. Rogers

11 n.m. Divine Worship conduct- ed hy the Minister.

Sermon: "The Unholy Trinity” --Rev. Lawrence R. Toombs, B.A.. B.Sc.. B.D.. Ph.D.

Solo: God Bl; The Mom - (Oliver) - George Johnson.

We t ' a welcome to the man of the services who worship with us at this service.

1 p.m. Sermon: "The Best Of All Is - - -"-Roy. Mr. MacLoan.

Solo: "iiow Lovely Arc Thy Dwellings (Liddle) -Miss Phyllis Coffin.

You are invited to worship Godi In Trinity Church

THE BAPT ISI CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fltaroy Streets The Reverend James D. Davison. B.A., B.D., Pastor.

Organist and Choir Director:-l Ruyston F. Mugford. A.R.C.0. :

11 n.m. Worship, conducted by the P.E.I. Baptist Association in session at Charlottetown. Sermonzll ”Unashamed" by Rev. C. 0. How- leit of 0'Leary.

Anthem: "0 Worship the King” --Maundcr.

3.00 p.m. Address by Rev. Myron C. Brlnten. Principal Baptist Bible School. .

1.30 p.m. Worship service under: auspices of the Island Baptist As- soclstlon.

Sermon: "Symbols of s Chris-I tlan" by Rev. J. B. Wilson. Con-1 vention Secretary of Religious Edu- cation.

Anthem: "With a. Voice of, Singing"-Sliaw. 1

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

CHURCH 219 Kent Street l

Marvel D. Dunbar. isfi':l..'.7viIEiImN Miss Thelma Burns, Organist and Choir Director. 1

10.00 n.m. Church School andl Family Hour. ll Our School continues throughi the summer months. i ll n.m. Morning Worship and Communion Sermon:

Camps". Solo: "Now I Belong to Jesus"- Miss Betty Costello. Remaining "Penny camp to be turned in. 7.00 p.m. Evening Worship. Sermon: ”Cherlth. Carmel andl the Cave" are these chapters in! your life? ; Anthem: "Tlu Day Is Past and. Over"-Eric MacC-regor, soloist. 1 A cordial welcome is extended to. tourists and out-of-town visitors to attend the worship services of. the Lord's day. l

mi The Salvation Army

1 Great George Street l "HOIWE OF EVANCIELISIVI" Sr. Captain and Mrs. Lea Tiicombei

7.00 n.m. Call to prayer. l 9.30 am. Directory and Sunday; - I. . . 11.00 n.m. Holiness Meeting. To-l pic: "The Difference between Sal-I vaiion and Sunotlfioation." I 3.00 pm. Captain L. Tltcombe. will preach in Montague Taber-1 nacle. accompanied by Band. 1 0.30 p.m. Open Air Meeting - Maritime Electric. , . 1.00 p.m. Salvation Meeting. To- pic: "Down The Wall in a Baa-l lset. ;

,-I IN MEMORIAM I

In memory of

GEORGE BIRT i

It was two years ago. dear Gcorgml Since the day you fell asleep.

And left around your lonely grave A host of friends to weep.

Pew man have walked life's rugged road. l with a heart more kind and true. 1 And few more willing to share the. trials of your fellow-men than you.

"God's Purpose in I . l

Cans" for I

IV: parents. you were a loving sen, Always at their book and call: To every child you were a friend No matter how shy or small.

Farewell. dear George. Llfda little day is o'er.

But we hope to meet again some;

day On the bright and golden shore.

And over then with all we loved when IJfe's recs Is run May we gather where no death can

come . . And hear the Lords "well done."

Sadly Missed by Mom. Dad and Gordon.

IN ME!-ORIAM

In sad and loving memory of our brother, George. who passed away June 20th. 1051.

on angels watch him up above. Please God just let him know, The ones he left will never forget. We love and min him so.

They any time heals all sorrow And helps us to forget

But limo has only meant in us now much we miss him yet.

Ills memory Is our keepsake with which well never part. God has him In his keeping We have him in our hearts.

rue GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN , ,. .. . . -. -. - First Sod Turned On New Church Site

GEIITIIAL GUARDIAN

nmmrs TE: n,.,,,. 53..

KITCHEN ELECTRIC CLOCKS. 31.96. Tcombs Music store,

LAVVNlil0W'I'1RS..,H;ill types sales and service at The Bike Shop.

WHEN PAYING your second in. staliment of City Taxes me”, bring your stub.

'iu:aosr:iu-:. Electric and Pro. pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryentoii and Macliay.

NEW WALNUT END TABLES just arrived. Toombs Muillr store.

ALL POLL TAX is now past due, Steps will be taken for collections.

BIZLANGER. RANGES to. co... wood or oil. Bryenton dz MacKay

TAILORED TO M-EASIIRF. SUITS 539.00 up. J. P. M3CPhEl'SOn and Son.

DR. C. A. COADY will be absent from his office from June 28th, to July 10th.

ZENITH HEARING AIDS. - Highest quality. Low cosi 5a5,()oW Toombs Music Store. i

"WE TREAT run SICK WI-'.i.l.."l Giggey's Pharmacy. next Stewart: Bakery. I

SERVHT. TWSICK. pm... 441'. fuming the first sod on the site of the new

Church of S('()ll2-illfl building on Bivchwood

Caiiiwe1l'3 pimmncy, "ex. m.Sircet on June 25. The ceremony was condu t-led by Rev. .1. ll. Bishop, Minister of the Gloria. Church of Scotland (left), assisted by Rev. Allasdalr Johnston (right) representing the TUESDAY. MTK is thepFree Church of Scotland. The first sod was turned by NIYS. Maria Muilow. (centre)

who, bordering on her 90th year, is the oldest member of the cotigregaiion.

final day for paying your second lll- ' V g -Barlers I'ilm Lab.

slalinivnt of City Taxes. 1

INTESEST at the rails of L. of " If ' 1 . ' " 1c;. per mom). Wm be chanwd out 51'. IIIVNSTANIS BASILICA Altar ALno on It is a sailing ship No one A. MacQus.i'i'ie of Hopewell. N. 5.. an mwdue -msmllmenul -Society. Rummage Sale. today, at has been able to identify the me-: and Mr. Boyd MacQuai-rle of . ....- 2 o 'cloclt, Holy Name Hall. dailion l Hampton also attended the Grand visw "1 r ypp; M,””,,.H. ----- - M .l.odsze ceremonies on Wednesday. 15;; 1 3 (;l.(,d. G(.m.L:L. 5-L v-,,IIx.' CALVIN-.VIERiVIAlD PIIESBIF .'ii”'i'l-IR.N'00N 'I”F.:i - Oil .IilllP 2.'l' spetm dm.0u",s. I .'l'l-JRIAN CIIURCH. - Service at 3 the SI-LI)-Ki group of Triiiitg PARKDALF2 SCHOOL CLOS- . g ill. M. Sunday. June 28th. The3Uniied Church held an afieinomii ING-Mr. Gordon Rice. supervisor 50 WHITE "ATS ,m.h.ed 3, HF Reverend S. H. Merriam. tea at the home of Mrs. Duncan of school unit No. l prmided at Style .V1illInpl'.v'. choose 0",. mjl .MacPhail. Elm Ave. The table was a very large attendance of parents day. gp..mn1 mm,.S. Emr... Shlep NEW GLASGOW CHRlSTiA.Vpbeautifull.v decorated in Coroiiatioii and friends who were present at n,.51..1... i .(!llAR(iE. .- June 28th. 1953. SPl'- colors. and the Cellile piece was of.the annual closing of Pairkdale

A , g KVICGS at: New Glasgow at 11.00 A.M. red, white. and blue Cat'llall0llS.; school last evening. Prizes and

Mm-1)()NALD .gADl0 smww; ;Cavend1sh Baptist at 7.30 P. M.'Mi:s. Walter H8ai'I7. and Mrs. certificates were awarded to the

India ,-..p,,m,,gV Ampmie” and-.Rev. M . Watterworth. iltnbert MacKiiinon poured. Mrsh various pupils. and a delightful sound aysteing, Disc and tap. re-i Eff mdwm-d Gamhum was r”C0D'iniiist. imisiical programme under the dlr-1 cm-ding. 130 Ken, 5L pm,” 1307 ONE 1041 Studebaker Champion The servers were Mrs. Wilfredi eriion of Mr. Royston F. Mug-; . .. A 1-I door sedan- Looks and runs likelcudinoie. Mrs. Clive MncMillnn.l mm was an-mi nun l CHAKLOTTI-JTOWN -- --

301-EL: nr-iv. Months end holiday pi-it-9.. Mrs. Emily Peardoii and Mrs. Jack - -. -.-. .. sliylmy Spccmp nve (.0ur5e1s99.'i.0(i; One.nnly 1949 Siiitiebakev Caswell Raplenisliiiitz were Mrsl Cliicken Diiiner, S150. Served fi'oml(Il”mPl"" Si'"l'3I”r 5 P355'"K'" R”b9"' s”"l”'”' "”d M” Np” Mn" P E I 11.3010 230 p. M. lcoupe--A lovely small family m"Caiiiirll Mrs. Rae Kr-iiiiedy and ' ' '

-business car. Appearance excel-I

THE COMMUMON sEm.,CEsjien:, 51295.00. if this is the (am announced to be held at Trinit.yI"” '0 "H ”" "U3 h0”d3.V "lam Church on Sunday. June 28th, haveedmud swoon" T: C” IV”

. . V . , A . . ;)tPit1?lll)0SiD0lled until suiida). July; FRESH.-TERIAX Chuwh my?I;il;lxioa';Vfr';;fl:eil'Ci:)1;izt:;gag19E PHH5. PHEIIN "cenm, won L p u lC1iitn-(Ia. Braokfielll charge. Tlieilwas Mn wp A. MaCQuan.n, ofjp”-Di " i?0Ci0I'al C3-nC9'1'pR539N'chl

(r0N'i'nAm' to rlininrs in-ingi.”””” "" S”"d”-l'- 31""? '33 """li-Ianiptoii. I-"E.I.. who is in his 9151 : F”'1.1”"5l”i). ”.i "he ."l”V"5”5'. "I

(.h.(.ulaH,d' pm,” "H pwnmnpnuvas follows: Hunter River ll a.m.:l.'.(.arp M13 MacQua”.iP has been A Chicago clinic. He Will be workingl

Mrs. Golden Swan were coiivcners. 9i-YEAR-OLD A'l'TE.VDS CON-

. . . . ill-.NTION A Attending the 78th; Dr. A-R. Madgwm of up

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Wins Research Award I ' !

are the 5lln1P as in the past 55.001G1a”ow R0” 3 Rm"; f”"d'”' member of True Bros Lodge A.F mm " Cam.'d”m' Dr' CB" Humiml

and up. 1mm” Rh,” Bmulylsrlinnl at 2: Brook-in-id .:..0 p.nl..'tRnd AM. for 50 years. In spite of we'll-known in the Cancer Researchp Salon. l5”"d"-V "hml. at 10. M"' R"'; Mr. MacQuai'i'le's advanced age he fmdt .

W p Laure-nr-e Blaikte. minister. All. 15 mm active around the hrm K DY. MRCEWPH 15 I Kmdilalk OI

GET l'0l'R lIPIv'8l! early Inna” ””lm""' keen. alert and most lllL9l'P5l.Pd Pm” M wales COVE” Md DIAL

um Great .VlcNulty Show at the in community and world atrairsjhousie UniVeF8iW-

(Tnmmunliy Centre July .'lrd and SAY B'”"4 "W " ism 5'”'I”liMr. and Mrs. MaCQila.rl'lP live in

4th. Tickrts available from menu-l?n”iIf:arzEpl::;"npr:g;I 4t:lI';”'if”d'?'l'r;n:”t:;:the old homestead at Hampton

He has been visiting his m0ilIlel'.l Mrs. MacEwen of St. Peters and Miss

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a Do you know how to soften brittle ends?

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hers of the Benevolent lrish So- , which is a centre of iiisplriitimi til ” "qster Dm-Mm. Macwen (i(,U.p new car in F. G. lit: for .Sl.'i9.').00.l mm. mam. blends. Rm, DI. I of Ciiarlntiriowii 1 pr V A ii-le also has n 1951 Lommnnder it i ' ' '; MONE,-I MONEY” M0Nln.pldoor sedan. I thought, was new,l-- ----- A"-

hundred for only a few dollars more. Bet-i

dollars to the first buyer of n t" 3". the” can him" ya” bl”

used car or truck. June 26 to "and V you an qumkly you M"

June Jlfiih. l')nii't. delay--time islmake 3100'm' T' G h"' N iiioncy-Tr-rms can be arranged lfl :T

I'IN(iA(iF.)IENT - Mrs.

Share the wealth-One

needed. T. G. lvrs. . (lmllllpi L p Simpson wishes to announce Ilici A 7 A PROGRAM of mu. songs and '"Xa9”m”"l ”' "er '””h”” C””'l The "””"3l WWHW 0' Tl" ship is one of the signs of God.

dun”, M. "1, Famous MPNUH), Il'i(Eli1MAnn (tin Jlggephl1lop:ins.J0l1.Masonic Temple Company will bc 1.-Rm”). July 3rd and 4”, H me .T- 8" -(LV-A PW" 9' A "if hold in the office of E. R Binw Cnmniunity Cnnlrrs. Got your fir-l ..""7')P' ""139 'lmII' 1'' lnmllltk S9”- 144 R-lcllmillld SIFN". On kn-ts now and avoid disappoint-l"age In In P p"" '"-I "'9 ”2"''lWFdll6Fd3.V. Ch? 37h dB.V Oi Jill)" me-ni. Sale at R. T. Holman Ltd. ” hproxlnm. at 7 o'clock pm. today and at Cnniwells' Pharmacy M1131-Oywnusvn I-A .,, "fl" S””"'l"-V "lSI"- lltector Rev A i-Ctiviei-cg-lsH&.-rd?ff.?:l";;e'33'; REL

' ' 4- '-- e i. ., .. vices for Sunday. June 28th, nrezp

JB. Brow, Secrottiuv.

WORDS FOR THE WORLD

”Aliliough a republican fomi of government, profits all ilie people of the world, yet the majesty of king-

tlie countries of the world should be deprived thereof. if statesmen combine the two into one form. their re- w.1i'd will be great before God."

FROM .THl-1 SAUREII IVRITINGH OF THE BAIIA'i WORLD FAITH

We do not wish that

CANNOT "HM" 3 ml" I"”"k St. John's. Milton. 10.00 A. M. Sun-. gihgllg kyf” "1" hi” ” ””'I I950 day School. ll.00 A. M. Morniuyzl. : " ' ” " II"! M" "Mk "" Prayer and Serninn. Christ Cliurchf loss than half pl'lN' that looks Chenv vaney 2-m Fwnmg prav" like new. Heavy duty overload and sprmon. ';,:I V”'1.k-5 Rustliug. rear springs. slmcks. healer and 730 Evmmz pm”, Mm s".mmL.

?o''f';:'''lE:;1I;”LT:.N9(L;f”;:;;p 3” ”t!Come and bring the whole family.

in Iaiiioilin

In memory of my door husband.

WI-7ST KF.NT I'Ri7.i'IS - The. following special prizes u't-re in-i advertentiv omitted from the Vwst Kent. School prize list at the an- nual school closing yesterday. in James I. Banks. who died .liinelSnrraVd'rgc:(;::y 2"'h' 1952i and in Grade 6 Robert. Bosvrelll Your gentle bands, they did iholri and Dick Matheaon received prrl7.rs'

' for application. All four of these Your heart was into and tender. iwe” kmdl-V 50n3'Wd 133' Di” W J- Tou patiently toiled for those you P. MECMIIIIYL 0317- I loved, " ' V O l And left them in remember. I

I'NIDlCNTlFlI4ZD MEI)AI.I.l()N- God knew that you were suffering I-Mi: Tue-9dIY WNIE OHDCUIHSI H, mm, ,0" ,,m in ,,l,,,. .VA'Fl'O remodeling a building at any

would "y.Rlchmorid Street. they came upon. a thin, gold. quarter-sized medallion , bearing the following enoraviiigzl "Ships Colonies and Comma-rcc.l fills. For Publicir Acoommod-atlnn"1

CLAN MACKINNON

A (flan Mackinnon banquet will he held in The Charlottetown Hotel, Tuesday. July 28 at 6:30 p.m.. in honor of the Chief of the Clan, Commander Arthur Avalon Mackinnon. R.N.. O.B.E., F.S.A., Scotland.

Tickets arr llblllg sold in advance to all Mackinnons

He knew you better. In this world again.

IICVEP

Inserted by Wife and Family.

The siiiiaiinii has tit-vt-lopotl in the stage lllll'l('(l.

uiit-oinnion and is lIri"l'aIPlll among our youth.

i'l'llllf' principles of govvrnnicni are to survive.

Will all Mnckinnons interested. and sure to attend, notify the undersigned not later than July ll next.

MALCOLM MACKINNON. (McLean dz Macitlnnon) Box 350. Charlottetown.

bored to.

OBEY THE LAW!

ATTEIITIOII SOIIOOL BOARDS

School Boards wishing to order Inside toilets for

Ill!Dl'Ir-(I ii; lha uglier-nls tvnint; their school contact Chalmers Nowson, New Wiltshire,

i:epi'csciiiallvc loin-

Sadly Minced and Always Remem-

bered by Thelma and Alvin.

CAUSTIC SANITATION COMPANY

ELECTORS OF QUEENS COUNTY

DEMOCRACY IS IN DANGER.

(lurrupl and illegal priit-lions liavr iiit-rcasetl illill'llllnL','l)' in rot-eni iillet-lions. boili Prmiiit-itil iiilil i”NI1-ral. in this Province.

many of our people in ('aiintla's political institutions has been under- Totlay we must face the appalling iriith that lack of faith in the sinct-rity and political integrity of many of our public men is not

Faith In our puliiit-iii instituiimis must be resioretl if the ileum-

MR. W. CHESTER S. Macl.I'RIC and MR. J. ANGUS lilacLEAN, Progressive Conservative candidates for Queen's County in the coming Federal Election. have annoiincrtl. on behalf of themselves and their supporters. that all the provisions of III(' Dominion Election Act, li'l('.IlllI- Ing those iorbitliling illegal and curnipi practices. will be strictly atl-

. HOWEVER YOU VOTE -- SUPPORT THIS POLICY

DEMOCRACY IS IN DANGER!

iI'A'I'(lH TIIIS Si'ACI'J Fflil I'I'II'I'HI'3R IlI'J'I'AlI.S

PinZV'h::ue- Conservative Au.u-iailnn.

('A.VII'AIis'N llI'IAl)QI'AR'l'I')RS NOW LOCATEII AT NO. 180 KENT STREET.

where the faith of

'4' 4 pl -4 .4 1 w . I ”9 4' ii