Keep lander, nourishing Spool on your pantry shell.

‘Hamburgers

Delicious Bums Pan Fried ' Hamburgers.

.WienersaBeans

Shamrock Wiener: and tender. slow-cooked beans.

Eight beef patties simmered In rich brown gravy.

Onset Steak

‘ at." An economical. pantry shelf favorite.

Beef Steak

A tlnlone" lfltdl! s“: with enlona for a real taste beat.

l‘llologna

Ideal for quick summer meals.

‘Chili (ion time

With that real south-ol-ihe- border flavor.

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LONDON - (OP) -- Strong» rug- P°“‘*"‘-* are a prerequisite m: whllilliilms newest gangs of thieves. larinnw?" 5”" “ripping lead from and bomb-damaged buildings m lfhflivmiinz it in their trous- “QJ * “i. Kt $240 a ton. hsa become

i able since the war,

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Nine out of ten Newfoundland-

E‘ m“ “iihiihaisht and aound of Q OCPMI. __

t and plants.

Workman is lillied Working on iiliurob

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This eolumn la reserved for news of local interest, but advertising oi I "M"! naiiure may be inserted as flve centa n word, eta-loci; pl)- abla ln advanu.

I

JIIIMIET TAXI. phone 53d. CLABWILL to: Photographs.

courcnaaanou us: m. summon.

HOWARD MaoINNIl Fitted Footwear at 175 Queen street.

Avom cosuv DELAYS by having that tractor radiator flush- ed at Mallettls Battery Service,

ODDFELLOWS. R EBE K A II S AND FRIENDS. reserve Friday, June 10th, for big Quiz and n1“ Iiww in l-Odge Room. at a P. M. Admi-“ififl 596- D001‘ prize. free elr trip over Charlottetown.

THE REVEBEND DB. AND MRS. JOHN SUTIIERLAND BONNIZLL of New York City announce the en- gagement of their eldest daughter, Catherine. Cameron, to Robert James Arnott, son of Mrs. Joseph Beale. and the late Mr, Robert Amott of Toronto. - Miss Bonnell lad Mir. Arnott are both graduates of McMaster University in Hamil- ton. Ontario. where Mr. Arnott will conclude his theological studies after their marriage in early Sep- tember.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the Stipendiary Magistrate’; Court yes- terday, 14 persons charged with be- ing drunk and incapable appeared. Two were each sentenced to 20 days in jail. four were finod $20 and costs or S0 days each. five- were fined $10 and costs or 2O days in jail each, one of which was also sentenced to 10 days on a previous commitment. One was sentenced to $10 and costs or 30 days while the remaining two were remanded for one week. Four drunk and dia- orderlies also appeared. three be- ing fined $50 and costs or 60 days each, the fourth being sentenced to 2O days in jail. Two men charged with vngrancy ivere dealt with. one receiving a sentence "of three

I l Gustave Blanchelite, workman, fell 180 feet io his death when cross on the tower of the Roman , Catholic church at Lwpiphanle," Que., broke loose. Aime Portugal-s, a second workmen, although crit- ically injured, clung to a rope at point marked X, unti1' rescued. Broken line indicates how Bim-

chette plunged to earth.

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MEADOW BANK W. l-

Mrs. L. H. and Mrs. Stewart Drake entertained Meadow "Bank Women's Institute for the May meetinl. The president and the meeting opened in the usual mari- ner. I4 members were present and the roll was answered with a do- nation of a dollar. A discussion regarding the school blinds follow- ed. A bill of 53c for school eup- pliea was presented and paid. The teacher was given authority to purchase table for the school and present her bill at the next meet- ing.

The sick committee presented a bill of 8225 which was ordered to be paid.

Discussion regarding the aohoci beautification (allowed and the executive was naked to serve aa a committee to desl- with this pro- ject.

A letter of thanks wee read from Mra. Peitifer of Infield. Eng- land. thanking the members for two parcels received from the In- stituto.

An appeal from the League _of Mercy was answered with e. do- mtion of 81.00 to purchase towels for the hospital.

Mrs. L. H. Drake and Mrs. Richard MacKlnnon were appoint- ed delegaies to the T.B. League dinner at the Charlottetown and fees to this League were ordered paid.

The handicraft prize liat from the P.E.I. Exhibition was receiv- ed and discussed.

A beautiful card of appreciation for support received from the In- stitute. was received.

The Institute -news was diatri- buted. Miss Jean Boyle invited the members for the June meeting when Mrs. Charles Hyde and Mrs. Stanley Hyde will assist with lunch and the roll will be answ- ered with an exchange of slips

Meeting closed with The King

‘and e. social hour was spent.

Idrflerlel-ddfler prfiitsiiusss

theory nourishing dag and cot ieeds— lorrnulee developed, tested, and prevee - by a veterinarian-the only person in the world who understands your 5L! friend better thew you de-

from!

lend fer lode solid brass deg togleiameed with dog's name end address) er cot-at’ mouse tar your us.

mu a», ttmfiitlaiull’! iebeie. Malling Instructions en the portage.

months in jail and the other was remanded for two days. A man charged with speeding was fined $10 and costs or 2O days.

IIILLSBORO JUNIOR FARMERS -- The Hlllaboro Junior Farmers’ Group met at the Protestant Orph- anage, Mount Herbert, on Monday evening, May 30th. Mr. Morris Deacon, new field man for the Province, was introduced to the members by Ralph Raynor. He spoke of the value these got-io- gethera have on the community spirit. and showed great enthusi- asm for the future projects yet to be undertaken. Mr. Deacon show- ed two films, "Community Sing". and "Heritage for Tomorrow", the latter one proved very educational us well as entertaining. Winston Wood, president, presided over the business period. Minutes of the last two meetings were read and approved. An announcement was made re the bus trip to Summer- slde on June 2nd to the Drama Festival and Public Speaking fin- als; also the Island tour which the Junior Farmers are planning for the near future for which several members expressed their desire. It was decided to hold the summer meetings in the Mermaid and Mt. Herbert Schools the. second end fourth Monday of each month al- ternately. The next meeting will be held in Mermaid, June 13th. Plans were made to begin volley ball Tuesday evening, June 7. and several other items were discussed. Considerable discussion took place regarding the use of the sports field for ball games on Sunday. A standing vote was taken. result be- ing that the Junior Farmers’ sports field will not be used for Sunday sports. The meeting was then ad- Journed.

Elill 0F SMEARY

KISSES

A secret Bench formula- . . . For the first time- in Canada . . . N0 Smears . . . No conatant re- touching . . . Entirely different . 4 . Tints the lips instead of coat- ing them . . . Amastng—Dellghlful . . . Every woman's Dream. The Non-Smear GUITARS. Super-Ml!- ltiok. $1.50 at. the following drug and cosmetic oounte s. S. A. Mn- Donaldu; Hughes Drug 00-. LtdJ Reddln Bros-a ll. L. Worthy: 5011\- ple‘e. Kenalngton; Enmanw. Bum- muostde.

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x. or c. canurvar. Wednesday. 29th June. g

ar some snavrcz-arafast G011 Company. Phone mo.

THE EMPIRE LII‘! Insurance Co. Tweel Buiiaigig.

T!!! ROGERS HAlDWAI-l wishes to announce they 1:9 Qqulp. Pad to service Coleman Lam Lanterns stoves and Irons. ’ -

Tllll ANNUAL MEETING of the Charlottetown Auxiliary of the Pmmtlrt hansse rrlll be held in Trinity Ladies Parlor. Friday. June 10th, at 3 P. M.

BELCANO‘! Special Represent‘. ti". Mildred Eoyce Orowell. at our Cosmetic Dept. May 30th to June 8th inclusive. S. A. McDonald,

YOU ARE BEMINDED of the

Bible Society's meeting in the gap,

tlst Church tonight at 7.30. Rev. L. E. G. Davies of Backvllle, N, B. will be the speaker.

RED CROSS SUMMER. SCHOOL, July 4th to July 14th. Subjects — Nutrition, First Aid, Junior Red Cross, Swimming and Physical Ex- “Tlm- Amllicfltions must be re- relved before June 15th.

co YEAR-S MARRIED. - m, and Mrs. W. A. hiat-Quarrie. Hampton. who are celebrating their sixiieth wedding anniversary today. Wed- Mfiday. will be at home from 6 until 1o o'clock P. M_

LEFT FOR MONTREAL - Rev. Richard Bains C.sa.R-. of the Re- demptorist Community. Charlotte- town left Monday for Montreal for his annual vacation. Father Bains was stationed at 5t. Ann's Church, Montreal, previous to his 60mins to Charlottetown.

NEWFOUNDLAND SHIPPING SERVICE—The M/V Eskimo will clear Friday afternoon, June 10th. for the following ports-oi-call: Port Aux Basques, Fortune. Grand Bank. and Burin_ Shippers having cargo to offer should contact the office at Lower Prince Street, phone 1605 or Mr. W. E. Agnew, phone 2502 for space and rates.

ACCEPTS CALL TO BATIK- UBST. N. B. - Rev. E. R. Wood- side of Tryon. P. E‘. L. has ao- cepted a call lo the United, Church in Bathurst, N. B. and will be leaving the last of June. He is the secretary of the P. E. I. Presbytery and is e. former Padre. He is well known in O'Leary whore he has been the special speaker at the anniversary services of the Unit- ed Church. and his many friends unite in wishing him every success in his new field of service. I-Ie has been stationed at. Tryon for the past two years. SCHOLARSHIPS A OUNOED -'1‘he Registrar, Un versity of King's College, Halifax, Nova Scotia. has recently announced that the University will offer a’ number of Chancellor's Scholarships of $400 each tenable for three or four years. To be.eliglble for one of these scholarships a boy must have junior or senior university matri- culation complete end must intend to engage in business, industry, or comment on graduation. For fur- ther particulars applicants from Prince of \Vnies College should consult Principal Steel at the Coi- lege office.

COMING ‘l0 TRINITY - Rev. H11. Ashford of Calgary is leaving by motor on June 28 for Prince Ed- ward Island to take over his new duties as pastor of Trinity United Church in Charlottetown. He will start his ministry here on Sunday. July 10. Mr. Ashford will be ao- compa-nled on hi; trans-Canada tour by his wife and two small children. Recently he has been doing work as e travelling clergy- man for the “M, and M. Iund" of the church. He will replace Rev. Dr. Dudley, who completes his ministry at Trinity the last Sunday of the present month.

FUNERAL MONDAY MORNING —'I'he funeral of Angus Maovar- ish took place Monday moruim from the A. A. I-Iennessey Furier l Home to 5t. Mary's Ohur . sourin, where Requiem l-Iigh Mess was celebrated by Rev. Pius Mur- nagiheh. TiheJielibearar-s were: Blaine MacVarish, Forest. Mec- nonaid. Allan Meow/mack. JON! Montgomery, John Cantiweli and John Thompson. Interment too: place in the Church Cemetery where services were conducted by Father Murnashan. resisted b! Rev. Edmond Roche of 5t. Dun- stan’s University.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith, Port- land, Maine, with their little son. are visiting the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred-Smith, Hills- boro St.

Rev. Horace F. MacEwen re- turned Friday from Baltimore. Md. where he had been attending the Synod meetings of the Bible Pres- byterian Church, which convened from May 26-31 in that city.

Mrs. Gifford Bain and two sons Victor l-nd Ralph. of Cornwall. re- turned home this week fmrn a motor trip ta the Annapolis Valley. also visiting Mrs. Beirfs daulbter. Mrs. Dona-id Burgman and Mr. Burgman of I-Iamonds Plain load. N. 6.. and Mr. and “flake-ROI! lain of Halifax.

THE_ GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWNQ THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN '

worm AMfRIL/IN iIFF L. S. STEVENSON

BRANLH MANAGEk

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weekly meeting in Wilmot Valley flail on Wednesday, May ll.

The Worthy Patriarch. Bro. Rahal: washer presided. The other offices were filled as follows: Rec. S-lrother Iiimer Waugh; A. Rec. l-Qrother Robert P. H026: W. A. i-Brother Ralph Hogg; ‘Press. -_- Brother Earle MaoMurdo; l". Ss- Sister Dorothy Unkletter; Con, - Brotlher Ira Oronier; Chap. Brother Leigh cur-tie: In. Sent. - Brotaher Kenneth Huestia; P. W. P. -sister Beth Hogg.

Bill for a box of fruit for a sick member was presented and paid.

Brother R. P. H068 presented a cheque from Bodeque Rink, pro- ceeds front hockey games played by Division teams during the past winter.

It was moved and seconded that

$40.00 be sent to the P. E. I. Tem- perance Federation. It was also moved and seconded that for the simuner months meet- ings be held on the first and third Wednesdays of the month.

A-n instructive temperance read- inr was elven by Bro. Balfour Read.

After the business period a so- cial hour was held consisting of table hockey. Meeting closed in the usual manner. Bro Elmer Waugh. Recording Scribe.

WORKS GOD'S ACRE

ORANLEICIH. Surrey. England- (OP) — The parish council decided that their grave digger la an agri- cultural laborer, so his pay will be raised in accordance with an Ag- riculture Ministry decision.

Ernaart soivd

CANBERRA t0?» The Australian song "Waltzing Mat- ilda." is growing in popularity in other countries. The United Na- tions choral group at Lake Success is learning the song and it has been adopted as a regimental march by the Queen's Royal Sec- ond Regiment in Berlin.

Bloomfield iiorner

Mrs. Felix Arsenault, Woodstock. spent Friday with her parents.

Miss Alicia Pineau spent the weekend at her home in Bloom- f eld. '

Mrs. Henry I". Pineau is spend- ing sometime with her daughter. Mrs. Pius Doiron.

Miss Elaine Pineau spent the week in Piusville visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Leo Gallant.

Mr. Joseph LeClalr and Mr. Leo Gallant attended the Conservative rally held in Alberton recently.

Mrs. A. A. Araenault of I-Iowlan is spending a few days with her aged mother. Mrs. Paul Pineau.

m. W110i! Peters is at present spending a few days at his old home in Bloomfield.

Little Sheila Jones entertained a

few of her little friends on Sunday

lane occasion being her third birth- sy.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders and little son Ronnie were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Noonen of O'Leary.

Mir. Joseph LeOIIIr is e J " Mr. Felix Araenault of Woodstock in the improvement of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ctaudet.

Mrs. Emeline Peters who recent- ly returned from USA. la at pre- sent with her daughter. Mrs. An- thony Perry. Fortune Cove.

us. and Mrs. David Horne are to be congratulated on the im- provements they have made around theidr lovely farm home in Bloom- fiel .

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. LeClair have returned in their home after hav- ing spent the winter months in the United Btatea with members of their family and relatives.

Many of the foiles around teak in the concert in 8t. Anthony's Hall put on by the Duver W.I. Everyone of the numbers were en- joyed and all report this concert was worthy of repetition.

Mrs. Robert Martin accompanied her sister, Mrs. Frank O'Mea.ra to Bummer-side recently. Mrs. O'- Mtarc is under medical care. Her many friends wish her a speedy ra- ccvery to good health.

Very interesting films were shown at Bloomfield Corner School on Friday evening under the sup- ervision of Mr. Arthur Gallant of Woodstock. After the films a sale of refreshments and articles do- nated by the members netted the Institute a goodly sum. The mem- bers are very thankiurto have Mr. Gallant in the vicinity to supervise the projector.

iron: ililAtITY rm our

._.._, . The Escalator Division held their ,

,War .1 with the 60th Battalion,

MR. GERALD STOKOE . who has been appointed manager of the Charlottetown Branch, Mu- tual Life Insurance Co. I-le ouc- ceeda Mr. II. W. Pletoh.

IN MEMORIAM

DANIEL OLAREY

Th‘ many friends of

Glarey will regret to hear of his sudden death on May 24, i949. While visiting his family in Boston, Mass.. he was stricken with a cere- bral hemorrhage. He was taken to the Chelsea Naval Hospital, where he died ten days later. Everything possible in the way of medical care was given him. but to no avail After receiving the last rites of the I-loly Roman Catholic Church. he passed peacefully away

The funeral was held from the home of his neice, Mrs. Andrew W. Diggdon. nee Katherine Mlilalfl! formally of Sturgeon. P. E. 1.. of i St. Charles St. Boston, Masai After a Mass of Requiem celebrated‘ by Reverend Michael J. Costello} Cathedral of’ the Holy Cross, Bos- ton, he was laid to rEst at Oak Grove Cemetery, Medford. Mass. The Rev William Foley officiated st the grave.

There are left to mourn. five sis- ters Mrs. William G. Mahar. sturg- eon, Prince Edward Island; Mrs E. J. Terry, Hyde Park, Mass; Mrs. John Steele, Beverly, Mass: Mrs. Martin Jorgenson, Beverly, Mass; Miss Teresa Clsrey, Boston. Mass; and three brothers, Peter. of Ban- gor, Maine; John. of Weymouth, Mass., and William, of Caimibfidge, Mass.

Daniel Clarey served in World

C.E.F., from 1915 to 191i in Gan- nda. England. and France Ivlilitary services were held by Post i, Can- adianLeglon. of Boston, Mars Many Spiritual Boqueta and flor- al offerlngs were received from his many friends in the United States and Canada.

May he rest in peace.

IN MEMORIAM In memory deer non and broilhoa- Elmer James Ga-nresiier,

Brndalhe-ne, who passed away June the 6th. I989,

A precious one from us is gone A voice we loved is ntllled A placelaveoantinourliixne Tint never can be filled.

Tbeyear-e may wlpaeirt nanny thinae _ Butiihtsnheywlpeoiztnever

The memory of those happy dads when we were all together. i

m MEMORIAM

In loving nabmory of Mas, ALEX M. ACOBN who Mill-Hod thh life J1me 8th, 1M8. Imerted by Her Ilndhand.

relied on Fleischniannb for delicious baking.

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Public Political Meetings

W. Chester S. McLure and J. Angus MaoLean, your Queen's County Federal Progressive Conservative mn- didatea will be on hand to meet the Electors of Queen's County, and address them on the issues Involved in the forthcoming Federal Election, as follows: ' .

wnmrany RIVER - Wednesday, June 8th

NORTH rtusrico (Stella Maris IIalD-Thursday,

June 9th

rrtacanm - Friday, Juno 10th

'WINSLOE NORTH HALL-Monday, June 13th.

roar aucusrus - Tuesday, June 14th

VERNON RIVER HALL-Thursday, June 1o.

woon ISLANDS HALL-Wednesday, June 15th. GRANDVIEW-Frlday, June ma. '

I

Time Of Meetlngs-SAS PM. ' EVERYBODY WELCOME ‘

rustic MEETING

MT. STEWART LEGION HALL f WEDNESDAY EVENING — 8.30 t .

Addresses by Liberal Candidates J. Lester Douglas end Cecil Miller. Aio Premier Jones, Hon Eugene Cullen nnd others.

EVERYBODY WELCOME

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whole conversational repertoire consists in calling a cripple "I-Iippert? _ Joe" or asking an old maid when she is going to he married. They think that shows how brilliant they are, but everyone else thinks what '. cads they are.

Any man who makes his wife the stalking-horse of his poor jolted deserves to have something with boiling oil in it done to him. "

DEAR MISS DIX: I am a financially independent widow with twvl y children. Seven months ago my sister died, leaving three children, so l?‘ I moved into my brother-in-laws home with my family in order that I " could look after his children, too. Our problem is this: >