MAY I2?1 1953

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Ci1URCI'I oi ENGLAND

5 PETER'S CATHEDRAL . Anglican ltoohiord Still". 1: G. E. Moilatt

Recttall .6 H

,- d . . DIX liroanol::;",:ssistant Priest.

d Choir Director m2rg,:l:Lu:nBreuton. Lic. Music. Zlfviiitsunday (Pentecost)

. ,: M'ttina

,;','mm, Holy Eucharist

spa.-poriit.e communion of LI!-

mufg Association: 3'30 9' um” ecent years.

wnmmed in Church School

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Ministers:

Reverend A. Frank Macbean Reverend John T. Irwin. Organist, Mrs. Keith S. Rogers Choir Director. Mr. Win. It. Itogen

Ii. a.in.: Worship, conducted by the Ministers.

Sermon: "Something Hu To Happen!"-Rev. Mr. Irwin.

Anthem: "Holy Spirit. Truth Divine" tilandel) Arr. Whitehead.

'1 pm. Sermon: "Are You is Post- Pentecoet Person?"-Rev. Mr. Mac- Lean.

Solo: Stanley Lancaster.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

and Cano T” mm M.A..

10.00 am? . LT ill-:I'i1P'”"smm '""' ”"'"' THE BAPTISI CHURCH S . H-;coll1nrii.in. Iivensonz Cllllfiltl Prince and Fitzroy Streets ' 4 T e Reverend James D. Davison. S. PAULS Aglgil-ICAN B.A.. B.D.. Pastor. CHUR Organist and Choir Director- ”"'n,. Parish Church Royston F. Mugiord, A.R.C.0.

Established 1769 by R0111 11 am. Worship, with the City

l”0IInd-'l"0”- ; Scguts and Guides on Parade. d C- on J '1' lbbott. ermon: "The Prophet of Divine l T” Wm" iietltlor ” Holiness" l wings: and Choir Master: Paul Anthem: "All in the April Eve- Cudmore. I'lIl:l(i"-RODICSOII, sung by the GIrls' ,, . .-; C or of School Unit No. 1. "Xv Whllsllndiw I2 noon: Church School.

l ggo: Holy Communion. limo; Sunday School. 11.00: Morning Prayer and Ser-

1 p.m. Worship. Sermon; "Bold About the Truth".

Anthem: "When Evening Shadows Fall."

Service of Baptism,

CENTRAL ci-IRTSTTKF4

CHURCH 219 Kent Street

Marvel 0. Dunbar, B.Tii., Mjnljlar Miss Thelma l-lnrns, organist nnrl Choir Director.

io.oo a.rn. (-fhurch serum. and

'"';;jm,d,.,,54 urcy, siihlect: "The m:l:lJrl'NhNIE:IlI'l:iIIt. Iioy Scouts. Girl Guides, Cubs and Brownies, ar- mgcd by Provincial Association. ryoo i.u-niniz Prayer Mid 5"- IIIDII. Siiiiji-ct: "Schism."

"if R t S B? fl-ETSIB. N 'rFiE7iik'ciT?'KMTsI-

fly! 7 J,,M,.::- Family Hour. The ltevcrend T. H. B. isomers. Chalk Talk: "How I'd Name Those M A.. S.T.M.. Animals." Minlstth 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship and Miss it. Lilliarnm KICIIIIG Communion. Mil.-. I3-. -- Sermon: "B I ii d e n But Not tlrgiinist iinil Director of tho worthy Choirs.

Anthem: "The King of Lov Shepherd Is.' 7.00 p.m. Evening Worship,

-lit!-jinftihuriili School. 11 mm, nivinc Service and Ser-

, ,.l mu. (-h,.ml,,nm. in 3 The sermon will be brought byf R :'.':,"'Nmf,.... Mr. I-red Gamble. Secretary of the snln: ”Tlli" I.nril's

I pmyc.-j' -l Y.M.C.A, in Charlottetown. We in- iliilotie. C Miss Barbara Rogers. IV"-G .VIHI to hear this fine speaker ' ii

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

.iiMMirs TAx.l'aP'dodO us. COOK'S for Perfect Pictures

"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE- at the HUGHES DRUG STORE."

GOLF MEMBERS are reminded of opening tea May 23,

nuiuiiss .ir:wi-:1.i.s:iis. next to Bus Stop for expert watch repairs.

CRASWELL for Better Photo- graphs.

Bakery.

toast ever. Stewart's Lots o' Raisin Bread.

CAKE CALE. - Aid st. Vin- cent's Orphanage at S. A. MacDon- ald's. May 23rd. at 1.30 P. M,

J. A. CARRUTHERS, Optometrist, will be absent from his office Mon- day. Tuesday, Wednesday, May 25th, 26th, 27th.

KEROSENE, Electric and Pro- pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryenton and Macxay.

ALI. CHILDREN'S COATS on sale at greatly reduced priccs. S. A. McDonald.

530.00 up. J. P. .iiacPherson iind Son.

I Rl'MMA(iE SALE-Bc:itoii's Auc- tion Rooms, May 23rd, 130. Trinity Junior W. A. Group 5.

ALL CIIILl.;IIEN'S COATS on sale at greatly reduced prices. S. A. McDonald.

JUST Iii-ZCI-IIVIU) large smp. merit of outdoor furniture includ- lng lawn swings. chairs and chaise lounges. Slnipsons-Sears, Char- lottetown Store. '

, CHERRY V.II.I.RY 1' NIT!-II) j(HIlRCII. -- Sunday. May 2'i'.ll.

” My 730 P. M. Special music by Mcirs

Choir.

LL'I; l5itilY I'll). lots of l1l.si'- g inns berries peeking out from iiiirlcr ;-ti flnky lznldeli l)l'Cli'll crust Try

li'VIII' from Stewart Bakeries.

"wa TREAT rm: SICK WELL" Giszeyks Pharmacy. next Stewart's

MAKES JUST ABOUT the but

,.i..im-m-. --cum.-. Holy Ghost." and his message. Song service of hymns. Anthem: "My Master Bids Follow."

.-Iliwootl.

.3 pm. llnly Vespers and Medita- lion: "Tlir Ministry of Our Lord-- l'. Ills tliitreiii-hing Saviourhood of the l)i-.-piscd and the Despalrint-"

II)mn .iiitlu-m: "Just For Today”

-Palmrr. Visitors Cori ZION P

CHURCH .:Ill'llll'P rlllld '(;i'TIII.VI)AI:1'.SV er lli-v. '1'. ll. Ii. Somers liitcrlui Moderator

ilrgsiiist and Choir Director lii. Frank Johnston, A.'l'.C.L.

F' .iiiin's':iNc."u'0RS”iii'i7:-

10.00 ii.ni. 'l'lie (ihurch School. All mcnibcrs are urged in be pre- sent.

ll.00 a.m. Sermon by the Rev. Stuart ll. Iilcrriam oi Schncciadyl VII anthem:

I-IVILNING W()RSHII' .

7.00 p.nl. Sermon by the Rev. Stuart ll. )li-rriani.

Anthcni: 'i You aic i-ordially invited to Iorship with us N r ECOSTALJ L. H URC II '

1:7 iilni Avenue N" iflllmtv Slnirs. Pastor. l'linnc 25:42

T I g F Srrvices I 10 sin. Siiiitiay School. ll ”'"'- ""1"-Shin and Praise. IY lull. I.i:lPKQIISI.II'. Meeting. i W 4!-'1' urlrunic. - PW (lhllrrli Jiili:it'.s Different" E0 Solxuiiim Army H t....... ugrrsirmrm grCll(J.Vll-. or i:vA.N'oi:i.isiii'- l Lifmllln rind Mrs. L Tltcomhel lllllll .l.Pl.: I I I M N - Vlliricss Meeting.

Barri at Hospital. i

. 1'" Supreme Gift to 7Tllvm- S.ilvation Rail

ninl-- r. - ' . ,,MW',. "NI Alibezil--Mans Re-

I" . or lIlIt'J':(')ilIlw'.'krI.' m ('01- 11- Harmer mt” hung This will he ('til. 11". H1 " :""fIIl.V with us. LITE Vivvflpornel I

Frcani. flnrnr

- - . d (IN! '0 nos to your

I 3'0"? Inlrll-Rives A

l r "'2'" 0" R low-caloric "ml"! dclcct

1”” 8 favorite dealer.

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ORANGE SIIERBIEI

D C IFFERENT. dollcloul . . . not as rich as fruit ice

-but sweeter and with is more pronounced fruit

iible Orange Sherbet now!

(.RI1AMF.RIES LID.

'" 5l'5'Ni' ORANGE CAKE SpE'('lill ' 9, today at Stewart Bakeries. lleres a

Central Christian Churt-li invites y,V.ol;1.Ca.n.pmudly Sewt Its true You to the services of the l.oril'sl g' MOL

d '. . . ., -P". In I IOI It Illtlllilhtn in ii ivc:iuli-

iul :ilhuiii. H'riic or phone for

piriiriilars lo .iic,ic:'s Sltidios, l'.'R

Upplfrlsice Street llIIt'lll1lDllll Si. Clmrloiicluwii. Owing to'66B?Tm'iBi'iA'Mi'1''''''"' 349”-

.lI'S'I' III-I(Il'IIVI-II) lzii'v,c ship- ment of outdoor furniture includ- ing lawn swings. Cllfill'S and chalsc lounzcs Simnsoiis-Scars, Chur- liitictmrii Store.

in Crapaud Gospel iirill There will be no Services in This Iiall May 17th

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Cord Of Tlianlis

I NEW (II.AS(' W CHRISTIAN it'll.-llitll-1. - May 2411i, 1953. Ser- ;vlcrs :1 Nlew Glasgow zit 11.00 AM. - .Frcdr-ric on at 3.00 F. ii. mandal- We wish to thank our niniiy bone at 730 P. M. Rev. M. Waite;-. friends and neighbours. for their um-iii. many acts of kindness in us in oziig - recent sad bcrcavemciit. ! --Uwiiiq tn illness of some of its iiicnibcrs, the Y's Men's Chorus of ;('liiirlottcLown will not sing at ltiiiasloii Unitcd Church ncxt Sun- dziy cvcning as had been advertised. The rcziilnr service of tho cliurcl

Signed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 5lcNcill and Family.

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st 1 -. CORONATION HMS

V1055 for Sunday. May 24th. nre:

333 SmiNmi):' St Arl-Mk-5' - . . .. . . veiiing rnyei- 0" fniiiily. , gi-

' S' .Ioliii's, M:ltoii. 10.00 A. ll. Sun- -A5” tiny Sthool. ll.00 A. M. Morning niid Sermon. 3.30 P. M. Sunday ;School. Come and bring the whole I'l'l('9iI 85c 1 p 1 t'””TF-RN00” TEA - The Sun- shine Group of the Junior W. A. of

Bible House has nlso on ITrinlty United Church held a de- rlispliiy fl very finc sclcction iightful ten this week at the home of Bililcs. 'l”nstnnicnts, Cns- of Mrs. J. A. MncArthiii: Fitzrov twls. Portions, liymn :in.l ,Si. Tho ten table. DFESIKIBCL over by Priiyor Books. vhildi'r-ii'.- 'Mrs. Ewen Anderson mid Mrs. J.

Books. Missinnnv and I)i'- 3P. Nicholson. was pi-emiy M-mug. Vs;OIIi()jiiB'l Sliioksl. Moiigiir-s iinvl 'cd with dnfiodils and yellow tap- -Un 8) C 00 SUPP P-it crs, while bouquets of spring

CALL IN TODAY lflmrcrs completed the decoration

;sclicnic in living and dining roonis. 5VVPICi'lllllll;Z the gucsts was Mrs.

THE BIBLE IlOI'SI".. ,R-alph Jciikins, whilc Mrs. John

100 Fitzroy Street.

KIN(iSTO.V Ii'NITI'2I) (IHl7R(TIl.l

iiill bc bcld at 730. Rev. A. S. Wciinl

1j"ii;,mGAt3.izoiAN. WCHARLOTTETOWN

Mr. and Mrs. John Bannerman Spence of Hunter River (above). observed their 88th wedding on- niversary on Wednesday, May 6th. but to accommodate members of the family. celebration of the event was held on Tuesday evening, May 11th, at the home oi their daughter,

TAILORED To MEASURE sun-S Mrs. Hurry Murphy, 47 Valley St.

Charlottetown. p

After a delicious supper at o gtablc centered with a 3-tier wed- ding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Spence IIIIPTE presented with is well filled

iilacD()NAl.D RADIO SERVICE iitudio repairing. Amplifiers and 'sound systems. Disc and tape re- lcording. 180 Kent SL Phone I20?

I THE PRESBYTEIIIAN Church iiii Cnniida, Ccntrlil Parish. Ser- ivit-ns next Lord's Day are as fol- ilnws: Churchill 11 am.: Clyde Rivcr 7:30 p.m. Nola cliiinrzc of liniir nf scrvicc ni. Churchill. Rev. ll)Ol'1JllfI Nicliolsnn, Minister.

i BONSHAW UNITED CHURCH.- i5pFflill music sit the regular Sun- Eday evening: service at Bonshaw l'iiiled Church. will include selec- tions by the Bcnshaw Male Quar- itct and the choir. Visitors are in- ,iiird to worship with us on Sun- (lav.

I ENGAGEMENT. - The engage- ment is nnnounced of Annie Isabel. ldaughtcr of .Vlrs. John Gill. Union iiioad. P. E. I.. and the late. Mr. lGill. to Norman William Woodrow, lonly son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. lRankln. Bethel. P. E. 1. Marriage to trike place early in June.

I EN(iA(iE)lENT. - Mr. and Mrs. ,Victor MacPhee. Emerald. wish to 'announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Margaret to Ken- Lneth Daniel Pierce, son of Mr. and ,Mrs. Elijah Pierce, Elmira. Mar- griagc to take place June 24th.

5 ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. lNeil Nicholson. I-iartsville. P. E. l.. lwish to announce the engagement .of their daughter Bertha Eleanor '10 George Arnold son of Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, Norborc. P.E.I. Marriage to take place in June. ARMY RECRUITS--Two addit- -ional recruits for the Canad- 'ian Army Active Force left here by Maritime Central Airways for

Halifax this week. They are Ed- iiard Joseph Gallant, Richmond, and Joseph Mriurlce Whitehead,

Hunter River. Following final doc- iimentation at Number 1 Person- nel Depot they will be enrolled and assigned units for training.

, ATTENDED Fl' ERAI. -- A- inionz those attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Fred 0. Kelly at Holy Redeemer Church last Sat- urday were hcr sister, Mrs. Wm. McNamara, Hnvcrhlll. Mass; her sister-in-law. Mrs. Florence Mc- Klniioii, Stellarton. N. 3. her nieces. Miss Ethel Liindrlgan, Boston. Mass: and Miss Vera Mc- Kirinon, Antlgonlsh, N. S.; and her nephews. Arthur J. Cullen, Pictou, N. 8.; and Hon. Thomas Kickhnm. M. P., S0lll'I5.

68th Wedding

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Anniversary

purse on behalf of the members of the family, other relatives and friends.

Mr. Spence was born in Bombay. India, the son of Captain and Mrs. Allen Ramsay Spence. of England.,

Mrs. Spence was born at North River. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacL.ean.

Mr. and Mrs. Spence were re- lclpicnts of many telegrams. lctters,r ,cards and gifts on this. the occas- IlOi'i of their 6f!lli Wf'dfll'.l6Z iilllllVi'l'el snry. (Photo by Gnriiliani)

Stewart- Wheatley

:lal'lly of the young couple.

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Parkman-Ferris Wedding

Celebrate 40th g OF Wedding

solcmnlzed at the Parsonage, New, On Wcdiivsda,v, April Zili. Mr. Glasgow, P. E. 1., on April 29th, at and Mrs John F2 -WGauzlim.. 4 o'clock p. m., when the Rev. M.f Green Road, cs-lr-braled lheir for-1 wsnel-worm unned in marriage" iictli wedding annircisnry. A very. Audrey Anna, aides; daugmter of large l'i(Wiil of wcll xi'islici's vvnsl

Mr. and Mrs. Reagh Ferris of Haz- PFOSPM tfnd presented them Willi. elgrove. and Oliver Henry, eldest)” W?” 11”"! Purse -Vlorzan Mc-' gm" of Ml.g and Mrsg Stewart park. . C.'iil:lit'.V rmirl ilin uddrcss, iiftcri

man. Rusuco, pg E. 1' ivliich the remiiinricr of the --vi-n-i

The bride looked pretty in a suit, "iii W” i'l9a!1H1'1.i' Srwnl in don-I of navy check with navy accesgiviiia. Miisi-r was furnished by the sories and wore a corsage of red. '1"fj"'.l?im1ll'- roses. She was attended by her', ”''5” '"'”'P' Comm. Gather-me Buchanan. who :inrl Iilrs. .Ilt:G.iii:lie,v many more wore a grey check suit with navy -l"''','75 "I ""I'l”I W55- accessories and A corsage of pink ”””m”"i1 '3 lh" Fiiltlli"-is! 7 roses. The groom was supported -Will 29- 1951' by his friend, Mr. John Baker. iD”'" J'”'" ””'I I-'””595”'

IIIPIKIS wish Mr.

After the ceremony the weddlng' W” 50"" ”l"'d5 ”"d "9iRh”"” party motored to the home of the MC RMh"N.' here this "wmng '-0 rnlcliratv with you the Fortieih

bride where a sumptuous wedding supper was served. The table was iirtistically dccoriited with 5f)l'lli':

o,.,,..I.g

.-NlilllVFi'SHf')' of your niarrinrzc, to l'I'lllRi'IliLil8il? you on your ion: and happy niairied life. and we sin-

-centered byi thelprettlly decorated VH9” MS" 3"" ma"y "w" y”"

H lwzethcr, with us here on tho , .. . ..., c... brwn Road- Ihc tiriditionnl manner 155' The years that have passed

Dude Imd gm0m' l.NlllI(' that liappv and llllIOi'"&'llAI')lP Dog: g3a;:1'r."0B'I'3(eerb::; renszofggd riziy llilYf'VI')PPn filled with naught to by me groom. hiiir hlassings and joys. ni.-ide pos- A jolly crowd of well-wishers serenaded the home and after receiving congratulations, the liiippy young couple left by car on a trip through the Maritimes. tTlic illfilly useful and lovely gifts received, which included furniture, china. silver and a sub-1 stantiol purse, testify to the popu-

WITH EVERY ROLL OF ON MONDAYS

They iinw reside in New Glas- gow Villiige on the Parkman home- stead. wlicre the groom is engaged, in farming. A host of friends

wish Oliver and Audrey a pros-I

DAILY SERVICE

Wedding

Margaret Isobel, dtiughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank W. Whciitley of ichnrlottctmin was united in mar-

li'i:22c to Ewcii MacDou::ill Steu-

art son of Mrs. Gcnrzc Sirivrii”. land the l:i'c. . . Sicv. r of Clini- LIOLLBIOKIII on Tl1('Sd'ii' nt twclii-, o'clock iiomi nt. Tiiiiity Ulllitfl: Churcli. The CPl'fE21IFl1i' was per-' lfornird by me RM. J'illll T. Ii"-. win. 4

Oi'zaiiist for tho n"t ivnii wrisg Mr. R.r'ti't Cracks. niirl ihc solo-I isi. Miss Bcitv Bccr of Charlotte-

town sang '0 Pcrfczt l ."".”l "I Love You Truly" during the cerezmoiiy. Fcriis lililil liciii,t...s c. snapdrngons and sprixiz ilowcrs adorned the church. j

The bride. who was civrii in: marriage by her I:tl.llFl'. iwrc iii ballerina length gown of white netll over tafiet, with a iihite liicc Jac- ltet, buttoned down the froiit,lriiij,r, sleeves pointed river the wrisnxl '.and a full skirt draped Wlill lace-.I ll-fer veil of tullc illusion wasl lciiught to her iicnd with tiny clus-; ters of orange blossoms. and she, carried a cziscndebouqiiet of crim- son roses.

The bride's attendants wcre Miss Gladys MacMiliaii as niziid oil IlOilOll1', il'E8il'lll5I A ballerina lengtlil gown of turquoise not over taffeta; with it short jacket and R. match- ing cap, and Miss Miriam Wheat- iey. the bii'de's iilecc, as flower girl. who wore a dress nf pink nci over taflcta with mzitchiiig l'lEfid-j dress. Both carried driinly nose-! gays of spring flowers y

The best man was the groom's brother, Mr. Fred Stewart. and ushers were Mr. Ellsworth Wheat-; ley, brother of the biidc, and Mr.' Donald Shari. '.

For her dsiigliters nodding Mrs; Wheatley chose a i'r-dingote of mid-blue, under which she wore a dress of pebble wovcii crepe oil lighter sliadc. with nary andl white accessorics and El. mrdagc of red cariiatioiis. The grooiiils ninth-1 or wore R. ll."il')' imol suit, Willi navy accessories, and a corsnge of white carnatimis.

Following the cerciiioiiy a re- ception was hold in the villa Waters for iihnul. fifty guests, ihc immediate relaiivcs rind close friends of the bride and groom Mr. Irwin proposed the toast to the bride. which was titlingly re-

sponded to by the groom. The table was beautifully arranged with spring flowers and lichtodl

tapers, and centred with a tlirec-i tier wedding cake l

Personals

Mr. Frank Myers, M.L.A., Grap- nud. was it visitor to the city on business yesterday.

Mr. J. W. Don Ciimpbell. M.L.A, Albcrton, paid a business visit to

iTiiylor ushcrcd them to the dining lroom, and the remaining members of the group assisted in serving.

Cliisrlottctown.

appetite what il spring tiny it it Hit! . . . nnrl it's izrrnt diet. so start. cnlnying fier- Orricr snme

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Georgetown. He was accompanied by Mrs. Campbelband their twin sons.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart lnlcr leftl on a. motor trip through the Man; itinie Provinces, the bride lriivel-I ling in aturqiioise wool cord drc.-st with which she um-e black and while accessories and ii corsngc of pink roses.

On their return they will take up residence on Beasley Avenue Charlottetown. Tiic arnom is em- ployed at the noniimon Govern- ment Expcrimcnml Station. -

IIIXPAER1 N(iI.I'IRS

OSLO. Norway CP - An inter-. national tuna iisliiiig contest will: be held off western Norway froml Aug. 7 to 15. Open to sports-fisli-. ermcn throiigliniit tlic iinrld, the contest is being zii-ranged by the Scandinavian Tuiiii Club.

caTa'or Tlicinlis

With grateful .'lI7I)l'Pi'l.'lIli1lI I wish to thank all IIIJFP who. in manyl ways. helped mo uiili their kind-I ncss and synipntliy during my rec-V ent bereavement.

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Carrie ii. ltnrboiir. Siirnmerside. R. R. 1.-

Fimli Fist Way To Relieve

SCIATIC PAIN

"For g long tiinc I ii-is liist rilmutl ""1", gm," ,.i.,.m':i-iniir pninvln ma 1 right hip and tliiglif uiiirs Mr. lxcniir! l Daiiphinee. J1 Atlziniir .-inn. II.-iliiar.. N5, "lkllpllr :ill the thing! I IIlNI.- I showed no lnlllrnviiiiiflll. llmi my wife ' ".9 ,.,m(. LR-("H nnrl irnin the first I one I got longed-tor rclief. Altrr in in T-I1-C's for a short time. I no longer needed them and have not had an attaeli

.. ("'IiIiI:rv'v'eleome, relief from nagging pain can be yours. Don't ruff:-r another div irom Sciatic. Rhciiimitic. Artliritic. or Neiiritic pain. (int lcmpii-inn s 'l -R-(.1 -Canada) I.Iuu.i-.sr-si;i.i.i.v. iilnlrrlflllfi medicine for qiiiik relief from such pain.

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only 65:, (L55 at iliuggists. I-NI

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'llCyVlllc celebrated his 100th birth- ' diiy Thursday.

porous and happy journey through life. '

improving-iiirounds At science Lab.

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sihle by your s.'irriiii'e and hard work. You. John and Louise have al-

ways assured both young and old. a cordial wclconic in your homo, and we recall with plcnsrint mem- ory of the many social gatherings here.

In t'0il('lLlSl1ill, he ask you in ."I't'('pi Iiiis f:lIl, us a icnicnihrnni-c of thc linppy ncriislnn.

Slgcml on In-iiuli of IIIOIQ present.

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of our Father. Mr. Philip flionaghan. who de- parted this life May 24th, 1951.

Memories of Father, ever dear we hold. We recall them so often each tiny oi the year. ()ur hearts are sad, since he went

isivay, What a loss was ours, two years today. He was alvvtus no true. unselfish . and kind. Few in this world. his equal. you'll l fiind. I A beautiful life which came to an . end, ; He died as he lived, everyone's i friend.

Ever item:-,mlyr-red by His Family,

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Tho urriiinils surrniiiidiiig thc iicw Sciciicc Scrvicc Laboratory of tlic Expcrlnicntal Farm are takim: on a new look with workmen daily busy in putting tlicin into shapc.

All'i".'i(l,i' a great rival of work has bccn clnnr toii.ii'(lS the tiltimritc plan of liririiisz tlicm complctcly

laiidsciipcd to nffcr a beauty spot for visitors ciitcriiig the city.

The raw Cill'llI zill around the building has riisnppc:ired- and in its place are attractively levelled

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find graded tci-race effects. Thc wnlks to the I.)illl(llli'.I are lined with a

attractive shrubs and bushes. This program of liindscziping and beautifying with shrubs is being carried on all the way around the building and whcn completed will be R real asset to the innin ap- proach to Charlottetown on the Mzilpcquc Rood.