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-City and Central

"roux DOLLAR aura Moan clml, 1-amnrs. um --at the HUGHES onuo s'roItl."4 us 5, go, 4 am. 3, A. -cisiurr or Chix diapers for M”D”'”" the infant, -L75 doz. Third floor IPICIAL Outside White Paint 5. A. McDonald's. 33,95 we "um. shgrwm wu.

ISLAND COLORED vtawa - -""'" C”' 1'” Craswell Studio. IUY FRESH EGGS at Ken-

.. edy'r Poultry Farm. Beach

DR. 1. P. sttt.LAn.s dental at-,"

flce will be closed Aug 1st to is. 0"" 1" m”dt

,. GOSPEL TENT Kingston meet- sM::(;;:'.MACY Que" ing Lord's Day at 8:!) p.m. Note

change of time. ROSE MARIE Beauty Shoppe

. . V ' . BALANCE of our teenage and chsmg '9' holldd-l5' Augu” mm? sulrteen dresses and cotton skirts till 27th inclusive.

iclearing at 113 off regular price. 30Y5- Ln-E5; spur, Jacket, Third floor. 5. A. McDonald s.

sizes 4 - 6x 95c. Third floor. 633 AN-Y EXTRA members of C A" Mcnonald lW.L. in Charlottetown wishing to

POLICE lltlllR'l' -- At City Po iattend convention banquet at St. lice Court yeste,-riiay morning an.Dunstan's University, Tuesday.

Ontario 5 tiiin. charged wilhIAugust 9th at 6:30 Standard time issuing a Cll(t'l( witlioui funds was;shnuld phone 3441 or 9537 by , remanded one week for sentence Monday evening. August 8th. for '-

hy filnsi-titite K M Martin. One drunk and illt'ltllIll')l6 had the V g riiarue iiiil-ilrzliiii. one was fined wnsh IN NELI.) M 5 gm ll” am, .. ,, ,,. ti, (L-,3. and an, baby. be sure to visit our infants' ,,...(i no and (.0515 or department. Third floor S A. Mc-I Donaltlls.

naiii. .l-'i'.i".il ufllo-Mr andl FREDERICTON Mrs.

reservations.

Visiting naial officers welcom-

(ed yestertlay” at H.M.C.S. Queen and Breadal-Charlotte, Shown In the R H Fiozit-is of Fostoria. bane Church of Christ Aug. 7thl

VISITING NAVAL OFFICERS AT

ipicture. left to right: Lt. Com-

abovelmander J. W. Roberts. Lt. Gov- tkenney.

H.M.c.s. ouettn CHARLOTTE

ernor T. W. L. Prowse. Mayor J. mander E. T. Simonet. Lt. Com- .D. Stewart. Lt. Commander J. N.

Lt Commande

rJ. J.

J ackson.

(Dept. of National Defence photo) I

Ohio aw pi-mi-nt itsiting in Fredericton Sunday School 10 AM.) the Ill'lil.Hll - l Mr Frzincis was worship service T30 P.M. Bread-l .. horn in ll will is a brother albane Sunday School 10 A M wor-. , e

nt llix l-2.t.i I I..-i.l oi llollii Bay. ship services p.m. Byard Thurber." . ,. or ' lil lllll couple were minister. . '

Kti .ind Mrs I... l

,. y,i..m.d ROM. U8. OFF regular price on all

tr p Rpm Brack. boys cotton and seersucker suits.

, . sizes to 6x. Third floor S, A.

.lltl hit. and , . ll oi 305 Euston Mvnmmm 5' l ' '-ll” '5' 0”" Of DANCE ON SQl'ARI-V A lar ; "' "ll TM” crowd attended the ln en (ltiuolf i -ii..i V; fiinl uhich is dance on Market Square P135. 9..., ya:-1-any (i;fc'h'”ii-;:-i in lll' industrial life wing. Music was supplied 8 ggg , . A V V g g group of local musicians assisted b' ' l . ' h f of. liiiiill St'.?.l.. '""" '""' . .--.l ' i Ilowat i' MCIIIIII3 CHARLOTTETOWN G o s P EL i ,. . CHAPEL holding services inl F S . . ' -- "” A ”'"WEl" .:1,".:. .:2...l;::. . 175 llllrvtt -i -iiitrrtv Bltlit. Bank ll a.m. Sunday School. all .” . - 7 .1. WW ; ages; L2 noon Lortik Suppers 8'21?-' "rm-..........,,.......,, r rpm p.m. Evening Service Soloist. .: .Mrs. Joe Wootliin. Detroit. Michf M . ' A hm: BIRTHS. MAHRIAGES. ..r.::tf 'a:::;:t.'t: lAll welcome.

l RECEIVES SAD .VEWS--- Mr.

53c Pi,-r Insertion Robert Dtamimu. 55 Douglas St. iyesterday received the sad news

of the death of his grandson.

Robert Pethick. R C.AF. as the result of a traffic accident in Ayimer. Ontario. The young man

pm”. on ' was the son of Mr Homer Peth-

zfgd Hxljil ,, . l..”:'m::rd ,AndrewS ick and the late Mrs. Pcthickl

5.99 t','””:J x".'.::'ggn1,2a "ml (Elsie Diamond of Kentville. for- Tile Canadian Naval ensign "Br ' Ema ' 01' lmerly of Charlottetown), and the Stars and Stripes. often

Jpjxgtxs - it Charlottetown flown together in conflict are

hospital oi: Jul, 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Hnl;l,REB;:3r Ell:Gfl8'::gWnBd::i Elagi Jenkins 5 dallgmen 5 lb." nice Ward, and little daughter Deirdre who are vacationing on CHA.Vl)LEK - M the Prlncgllhl Island from Devon. England. Edward ISl.'illd llustiilal. August 4. ispent the past week with Mr- 1955. to Mr uiut itrs. Haydenland Mrs Ralph Raynor and Chandler, Clllll'il7iif3IOll'Kl, a non, l'amllY. ML HEl'll9l'1- MW 33'' Hayden Kcwlli. 9 lbs. 2 ozs. nail is very happy to see many m .' ,l.h'S uuuiovementti in her native Char- , ,,. lottetown since moving to Eng-

At the Charlot-

seen here waving peacefully in the.breeze as the U. S.S. Cross (right! herthed alongside H.M.C. S. Buckingham lletti at the Rail- way wharf yesterday afternoon. Of course one of the most im- portant things to a sailor when he gets to port. is his liberty leave and an axious group of American sailors are seen walt-

iwhlch gives them freedom nshoreymier Matheson and His WorshiplGovernment Rouse.

lfor a few hours. i The U.S.S. Cross is under the icommand of Lleut. Commander J J. Jackson. Jr. The U. S. S. Johnny l-lutchins is commanded by Lleut. Commander Simonet. and H. M. C. S. Buckingham by Lieut. Commander Roberts. Shortly after three o'clock the Captains and a number of offi- cers of the three ships made Ecourtesy calls on

VESITIN ARSHIPS WARM LY WELCOMED YESTERDAY

Mayor Stewart. Return calls were

made to the ships later afternoon. The officers

greeted by Lleut. Commander J. merriment at the Rollaway and commanding and open air dance on the Mar-

N. Kenny, officer

H. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte. who ket Square.

in the were

also accompanied them on their calls

Al-5.30 last evening the tertained at a

officers

of the visiting warships were en- several ball games which have cocktail His Honour aboard H.M.C.S. Queen Charlotte ing in line for that slip of paper lLieutenant Governor Prowse.Pre-land later at a formal dance at

party

, -at

.-mi. 5: -.

"Dr. MocOdrum

W. I. E-xecul-Ive Holds Meeting

The executive meeting of the Women's ' ' VII held in

' the Rest Room! on Auaint Ind

with nine members ,

Mn. McGowan. president. pre- aided. The meeting opened with recitation of the Creed in unison. followed by the minutes of the last meeting which were read by the secretary Mrs. R.L. Burge.

Some of the resolution: passed at the annual conven were dealt with. It was decided to help the Cerebral Palsey Society financially and make it one of the 1nstitute'a projects.

The members of the executive were asked to help with the handicraft exhibits at the Provin- cial Exhibition.

The following conveners were appointed for the next two Yell?!

Agriculture: Mrs. Charlel Jones. Pownnl.

Citizenship: Mrs. Anthony Gnu- det. St. Nicholas.

Health and Welfare: Mrs. vPhil- ip Matheson. Oyster Bed Bridge.

Home Econo cs: Mrs. Stew- art McGregor, aat Baltic.

Art and Literature: Mrs. L. G. Ramsay. Indian River.

Publicity Director: Mrs. W. E. Aylward. Morell.

Mrs. Fred Gates was appointed editor of the Institute News. Mrs. Gates entertained the members of the executive at her home where A delicious picnic lunch was served.

After lunch the supervisor Miss

Robin. who is leaving to so to England to further her studies. wgg presented with a camera and case by the past executive. All wished Mary I happy V03” age and expressed the hope that in the future she would return to the Island as supervisor.

Funeral of

OTTAWA (CP) - Funeral serv- ices were held Friday in St. An- drews Presbyterian church for Dr. M. M. Macodrum. president of Carleton College, who died sud- denly Monday on a Cavendish, P.E.l. beach. He was 54.

The funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. A. In Burnett. minister of St. Andrews. assisted by Rev. E. G. B. Foote, RCN, Protestant chaplain of the fleet. The church was filled with scores of membe a of Carleton's faculty and student body, and representa- tives of the federal. provincial and municipal governments. Burial

tertnined at the local messes and

I The men of the ships were on- lmany joined in the Centennial

The ships' crews will participate in several sport- ing events durlng the weekend including the aquatic sports and

been ! clubs.

arranged with local ball Barter's Film Lab.

t land twelve year: ago. etown Hui ai. Aiw , Ronald .l4')SPp)'Ill (lt-raltluslnfzntufisrt MAGHTRATE1 COURT ET All" of Mr. and W ..l RNJ Mac”. 1 pearing before Queen's County - M mad Magistrate Gilbert Gaudet yester- i l day afternoon. four speeders werel GREGORY -ii lllv Charlottetown each fined S10 and costs or 10 Hospital Fi:itluy. August 5. 1955. f days. Two parties, found guilty of Robert George Gregory in hlgidriving without a license were mt. year. sun of .'llr, and Mn. each fund 85 and costs or is days. George Greijoijv of 295 Allan St., for failure to not) at I nor Ilsn Parkdale. R4"SlllllZ at his pat-ents' the accused was flned 95 and costs residence riiiuu-at from Trinity 1 or I days. and for drivintz while United Chlircli Sunday. service hlallcense was suspended a man Tl(l)tnl:rl'Trl'ieel1lltlml:7v1atlc'2 0Ccl;Y)1Cll D51" ilihsioi-mil: ?l?:IlT;3i':::?.::t!: glitzy: of the Catholic Women”! I-eattue ill 5 9 "W" charged with possession of ltquoi of Canada. will ml" ll! Ch” CORRIG-XV - At her home in outer than in his residence. was lottetown on Monday l? he Press” Dromore till Friday. Aug, 5th. fined 320 and costs or 30 days. Two at the annual Provincial Diocesan 1955. Mrs .l-lines Corrigan in her men were fined :20 and costs or 30 C0nVEllll0ll ill the Callmllc Wm" 44th year Her rc-mains will be days for being intoxicated in a en's League Wlllcll Commences 0" forwurrlt-ti today at 1 o'clock, public place as was a man charged Tuesday morning ll 9100 Slallllllld Standard Time. from the Char- with possession of liquor not ac- Time Bl 59 Dl1ll5l3ll'l U!llV9PSlly- lottetoivn Funeral Home to her quired on his own permit. l Mrs Freeman has been very auli late rs-.-zidogu-3 from when the live in the Catholic Womenls Lea- funeml Wm be hem Monday BRIDE-T0-BE ENTERTAINED - gug for a number of years morning to St, Patricks Church. TfD"””3 the 953' HIT" Week-A held Dlllce lll l-llC olll-mil" Fort .-l'i'.-il.:tlis for Ilcrlitiem High Mltutqagj Btuchananb Mi, :99" Vlllclal Colmcll hem” Moss on 9 o'clock. Standard Time. 9" 9' Em 3 5 "'1'" 91' 0 5 W" interment In the church t:eme- 9" "I0" "3 her m3"'l389 '0 MT- lEl'V.

Donald Livingston. Mrs. AFFLECK-As a result of an ac-

Mrs. James Freeman of River side, Ontario. National President

Pro- a National Officer. Mrs. Freeman

Russell the Provincial Convention. Campbell was hostess at and saucer shower on July

18th experience when she addresses the

cidcnt.at flit. Slcirart on Friday, with many of her neighboring Convention Banquet at 6:30 on August 5. J95' llroiiila Affleck friends present. On Friday. July Tuesday evening as the guest in her ninth vonr Remains will 22 Mrs. Arthur Robertson. East zpeaker for the occasion.

he trmisieried from the Mac- Royalty. entertained the bridc Mrs. Basil MacDonald of Trac- Lean Funeral Home this after- and groom at a family shower. idle Cross. Provincial Diocesan noon to the home of Mr. and Misses Wilma and Janette Wood President. will preside at all the Mrs. Francis Aftltit-k. Mt Stew- uereh A at a I "

art. from iilii-re the funeral will he hcltl ti-mrirroiv. Sunday. aer- vlce comviwii(:ii.e' at 2.30 ST. Interment Ali. Siiuart Cemetery.

shower at her home on the even- .ing of July 27. A kitchen shower Hvns tendered by her bridesmaids :.lune Dennis and Janette Spil- llelt. at Misti Dennis' home Mon

Retirement Of Master Mechanic

'"R”l;g” P"-' HI” "" jA"ll"9l Iday evening. On Thursday even

All” l-"W 5 R”'9ll- I" M5 ing a barbecue was held at the Harold E. Moore. Master Me- 9l-" Walt ll”l'”"”"d .-”5l"d3-V home of Miss Francis Clarke. chanic. Canadian National Rail- 'l'””""'” 51”" l"””'llg F""9l'3l,Longworth Avenue, at which ways Charlottetown retired June

Home to ihc residence of his son, Laurie Btrt-h. Port Hill. from where the funeral will he held to St. James Al'liflIflr"lfl Church. Port

lmany friends of the bride and 30th. 1955 after a very long service groom were present. of practically 48 years.

He entered the service of the Railway Sept. 2nd 1907 as a Wiper

Hill. SlIf'lf'llIj' at 3 pm. Standard mm ted to position (If pk-em," 5519- l""""""”l l" 'l”"9l' 99"” '.'..n'l: uly (1)908 and later to locomotive elel'Y- Mr. nd Mrs. Allison Tulle. I engineer December 4th.. 1912.

Toronto. Ont.. are visiting Mr On retirement of Mr. J. I". Tulle'I father. Mr. George Tulle. Lelghtizer. Master Mechanic. in Clby. C August. 1945. he was appointed to

. fill the vacancy and held this i "Vi "'5 M” Vl"C"'l Ml”'-l"?lll position until his retirement June and three children. Newcastle. hi 9, M "M yam. 8.. re visiting Mrs. Mitchell's fa

During the period July. I915, to thaw ""5 GWW9 T"ll9- C”-3" lJiine. l9l9. he was on leave of

"L ..d um um” Moo". ' absence for Active Miltary Service : overseas.

lul,';fr"ho'n';l:'”.f.h::;'.'y' :'v';';;.'Bd If In all charitable drives he was (.1, u mm-bl. mp .0 Baum, yvcry active and enthusiastic in a Mum ' large part responsible fbr the suc- ' can of the C. N. R. Divisions In Mr. and Mn. am-i-on rm-tori Red Slleld Ind Red cam-

aad daunlir Joan. Halifax. are "'3'"- lheir holidays with rela-

N. D. Mt.-tcLeon

UNDERTAKER EM BALMEB

Oharlotfotown all North Wiltshin

DIAL 5649

CWL National Presiclenrl

To Be Here For Provincial p Convention Next Week l

and . 5 I becomingg g - who will attend all the sessions of i-

will ' a cup speak from a wealth of practical , .

meetings of the Convention which '

SEA VIEW W.I.

The Dornley and Sea Vien W. by leader roll call was answered NM. 3. meet at the home of Mrs. by six members with a verse with

Lloyd Adams July 8th for then

Trinidad in Canada.

Call to worship by reader, Hymn was received by the president.

Glory be to God the Fat

regular monthly meeting Themr Minutes of last meeting were read

her was

sung. Scripture psalm XVl11 and in

will open with Pontifical Massl Excellency Bishop MacEachern In

i celebrated by Most Reverend Mal- colm A. MacEachern, D.D.. Bishop of Charlottetown, In St. Dunstanis

. University Chapel at 9 a.m. The

l business meetings will be held in

.the spacious auditorium of St.

I

l

In. June: Freeman L.m.:.ma.m.m..mmm Dunstan'I University where the National President. the Provincial executive and the delegates from the 38 sub-divisions in the Province will be welcomed by El. Rev. R. V. MacKenzle. Rector of the Uni- versity. and Mrs. MacDonald be- fore settling down to hear reports of the year's work to be given by Provincial Officers and Converters. A buffet luncheon will be served to all in attendance at the con- vention ln the College dining room at noon. An address by Rev. George Maccormac. Provincial director of the C.W.L.. will be I feature of the afternoon session after which the Convention will be divided Into groups for discussion of League work. Pontifical bene- diction will be celebrated by His

Even in Murray River, and Charl- gmmn ll Ilnndlnl a month's vacation T - C” with tin parentl. Mr. and Mn. &. J. Joseph Kelly. student at Euleue Kelly. City. Glouce-

Bryant . Providence. R. 1.. Mr, "d M". Nod Demon ad

rttd and Mn. R.k8.dJardlne loft

. ay on a no on motor trip

d f h k to Nova lcotia. They will visit

O T 5 Bear River where Dr. and Mn. i "We inch to tank

Clarke Fraser and children are N """"”"":

Charlottetown Funeral Home

TI Elstll St. IIAI. M28

"NM" Mr.andMra.JoIinJoanlaad 5”''-l.u. .' mammoth 3 llllliht In con mu ”1'lnalitaxhN.l. ' III III I G . m ' mm g3.:.. 13.... ....G......u.l.”...':. ass: DIAL em - . euant rave. and with

CHECKER CAB

NIMIIIS

the college chapel at .vill be followed by the banquet at 6:80 p.m.

The theme for this year's

5 p.m. and Lhg ,C0llV0llll0ll.member taking part. Hymn 377

Con-

vention is "Greater Knowledge of

God and Canada for

Service to God and Canada" all discussions will revolve around

this on

theme. Wednesday

Provincial Director. Rev. Maccormac in the

. morning p Mass will be celebrated by thel

Greafer and

the

George

Unlvemty covered 16.65-1.263 acres last year.

Chapel at 7:30 and upon the com- pletion of the discussion and adopt-

ion of the reports of the

differen'

committees the election of offic- ers will be held. and the Convent- nn will conclude in the early af-

ternoon with benediction. con will also be available

gates on Wednesday at noon.

EDAS TAXI

LUCKY NUMBERS l3697A - t4319A 6561

DIAL

Mt personnel will parade at "1000 hrs sund-.v.1 Aulult. 195; at the

Lunch- to dele-

5532

.XLV1il was read in unison, prayer

:ervit-c in it welcomed one visitor. and approved. Collections 68 cents

Plans was made for our rally the church prayer for our mis- jsionary was read by Mrs. Lloyd -Adams.

I The program was taken out of missionary monthly. each

two small boxes containing stamps and stamped envelopes, part of the 328.000 loot of last month's post office robbery here, were found near a roadside Thursday by two small children. Officers laid the boxes probably were dropped while the thieves were dividing 323,000 cash they took by ripping off the front of the safe during a night-time break-in at the isola-

Hotel, on Kent St. Mn. Woodruffe is installing a new type of equip- ment and the most modern and comfortable furniture. Her many

he very glad to learn of her re-

wlll be at Brockville, Ont.

RECOVER BOOT AJAX. Ont. (CP)-Police laid

ted post office building.

OPENING BEAUTY SHOP

Mrs. Eileen (lngsi Woodriiffe wishes to announce the opening of her new beauty shoppe. "The Debonnair". next to the Revere

friends and former-customer. will

:verse I to 4 was read in unison

Friendship Se-CrPl8l'Y Save lleri eral years ago she owned and op- Iepurtl 15 calls. 9 cards. 9 trcatsl erated Elleen's Beauty Shoppe on Grafton Street. For the past five Prayer by the leader closed the! years she has operated in On-

tario and has studied latest style creations in cold wave and in Beauty culture. the Shoppe will be open Aug. 15th.

'nr the month.

meeting lunch was served by the ll-Iostess.

OIL SOUGHT

l Exploration for oil in Venezuelal

opening advertisement. ,

turn to Charlottetown where nev-

lt is expected Watch your local paper: for the

Enioyable Dance Held Ar Government House

The officers of the three visit- ing naval vauala were entertain- ed at an enjoyable dance at Gov- ernmuit House last evening. lu-

oaivlng with El: Honor Lieuten- ant Governor T.W.L. Prowae and

0110!. M11. W.N. Black. Mrs. w R. Brennan. . .w. Hyild man. Mrs. J. A. MacMillan. Mrs C. F. Burke. Min Jean MacKen zle, Mn. W. F. Duffy. Mrs. R,(; White, Mrs. B. J. Grant. Mr; Ivan Harper. and Mn. J. J. ct...

Mn. Prowae were Hon. A. W. nolly

Matheson and Mn. Matheaon and the commanding officer: of the visiting ships. Lleut. Cmdr. F. W. Roberta, H.M.C.S. ” kingham; Lleut. Cmdr. C. F. Slmonet. U. 8.5. Hutchlna; and Lleut. Cmdr J. J. Jackson Jr.. U.S.S. Cross. In attendance on His Honour were Captain JJ. Connolly, V.R. D.; Surgeon Commander L. E. Prowae. V.R.D.- and Wing Com- mander A. G. acmlllan.