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Moat every woman longs for the time when she will possess modern diamond rings . . .; and while she adores the diamond you gave her years ago, why not fulfill your promise of giving her "diamonds to equal -her beauty!" We'll give you'..,iin" allowance on her old diamond ring.
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id you promise it Long ago?
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Mooem. 5-JICMOIIJ ensemble in white or: natural eold.
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of Refrigeration. . Long Easy Terms.
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving
Two years have passed since that yesterday, 3, man
sad day: am
still
Forget him. no, we never wm.
Lovingly remember-.3:
Wile. Ind Soul. Clifford and Stanlord.
IN ME-NORIAM
M Dunn" town. the occasion being the 25th Ms.cFadyen who departed this life '"'"lV"5"-V 01 their W9ddl1'I8- The July ism. ms.
11 ls lnnemme here without vou There is such a vusnt place. For we never hear your lootstopa Or lee your smiling lace.
In loving memory
l'10l10I'y of Clilloril Downe. who died on July lath. 1945.
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CRASWELL for Photographs.
HOWARD lilsomnrl room. WEAR. at 175 Queen Street.
nussn SWEET PIA! at the Market this morning.
BALANCE OF SPRING COATS clearing at in Price at The Fashion Shoppe.
BEFRIGEIIATORE, Ranges, Mo. tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric.
THE PLAY'S THE THING - Joln Little 'I'lieatre at Holman's today.
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL, dance and other ism sements. Bristol School. July 20th.
ANNUAL RETREAT for women. July 21-22-23. Opening 7.30 Friday avenlnr at Notrs Dame Academy.
ELECTRIC RANGE BARGAIN.- Practically now. Save one hundred dollars on retail price. Best make. Guaranteed. Miller Brothers Ltd.
RECONDITIONED PIANOS. - Frorn 300.00 (suitable for summor home) up. Must be seen and heard iotdbe appreciated. Miller Brothers
ENGAGEMENTmMr. and Mrs. Austin MacDonald, Albion Cross. wish to announce the engagement at their daughter. Sadie Irene. to Denis Thomas Lawerance. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Freach Lawerance 0! Calgary. Alia.
CITY POLICE COURT -- At the Stlpendluy Magistrate's court charged with discharging llrearms in the City today. Two drunk and lncopables appeared
Y. We missed him then. we miss him One was fined so and costs or 10
days and the other received a 10 day suspended sentence for good behaviour.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - on June 24th Mr. and Mm J. Thomas Mcxenna of Vernon were pleasantly surprised by a number of their friends from Charlotte-
presentation of a beautllul gilt of i silver was made while Mr. Robert Bradley read a. nicely worded ad- dress to which the happy couple feelingly responded. After a pleasant hour of music and song the ladies served a. delicious lunch-
CIIARLOTTETOWN. P.E.I. consult
. ll.J.A. BROWN II. P.
In memory you are near. i Loved. remembered. longed for, Always bringing many a silent tear.
Ever remembered by wile and family.
As we loved you, so we miss you gon
The singing of "For They
Are Jolly Good Fellows" brought the evening to a close.
Personals Miss Marion Ford of the stall
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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
MAKES S'I'lRllIll
Continued from page 1
for themselves but lor posterity. "it is always a source oi disap- pointment to me thatythousands ol boys in this country, yes. hund- reds in this Province. should be denied the fun. adventure and comradeshlp of scouting. and the undoubted training for citizenship it provider, because there simply are not enough men willing to make a contribution in Canada: future by offering their services in leadership. and not enough money to train all our leaders if we secured them.
"Not only has Scouting a job to do in providing a positive pro- gramme. but it has. at the same time. to counteract some of the modern tendencies which have he- come so noticeable in the last de- cade or two. and which seem to lead youth farther and larther a- way lrom some of the basic prin- ciples of good citizenship.
Detrimental Tendencies
"Dr. J. B. Kirkpatrick. of Sask- atchewan. dhslrman of the Nation- al Cemmittee on Community Stan- dards of the Canadian Citizenship Council. in his report last year named four tendencies which his committee! felt were detrimental to community life.
"The first he called 'spectator- ltls'. the symptoms of which are seen in the growing numbers who are content to watch athletic per- formances. but who seldom take part in any form ol athletics themselves. This trend is further indicated in the people who line up for a city block to see a sec- ond rate movie. while such things as amateur dramatics pine away for lack of enough people to take part in them.
"The remit of this sort of thing is that one loses the vital power to entertain himself. Give him an evening alone and he is lost. To quote Dr. Kirkpatrick! own words: 'He is always seeking ways to kill time-he never has any time to spend'.
"The second trend is that of commercialization. which is a di- rect result of the first trend. Com- mercial entertainment Ls essential but the danger lies in its spread to every phase of recreation. If this trend is not checked. it will not be long beforetpeople have completely lost the art of enter- taining themselves.
"The third trend is that subtle one, which appears to take recre- ation nway from the basic institu- tions. ihe home. the church and the school. These euentlal relat- ionships are basic. because these three institutions are primarily engaged in helping the child to acquire those beliefs and ideals which must serve them as an an- chor in llle.. Where recreation is of the non-active and completely commercial type the basic institu- tions sre relieved of what is their
Gallant - Mclionna Wedding
St. Joachlm's Church, Vernon River. was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday morning. June 14th.. when Mary Doris. only daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas McKei-ma of Vernon was united in marriage with Mr. Jos- eph Roy Gallant. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Cyrllle Gallant of Welling- ton. The ceremony was performed and Nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev. Urban Gillls.
Mrs. Leonard Murphy presided at the organ and the choir. assist- ed by Rev. Sylvere Gallant, ren- dered appropriate hymns.
The bride. who was given in marriage by her father was at- tractlvely gowned in a floor length dress of white fallle taffeta with long veil and was attended by Miss Mary Gallant. sister of the groom who wore a dainty gown of powder blue with matching head- dress and shoulder length veil. Mr. Eugene Donahue. cousin of the bride, was best man. Follow- ing the ceremony the bridal party and their immediate relatives mo- zored to the Queen Hotel at Char- lottetown where a delicious wed- ding breakfast was served. The toast to the bride was proposed by Rev. Father Gallant and was re- sponded to by 7-119 B1'00m- '
In the afternoon the happy couple left for a honeym0031 W19 through the Marltirnes. On their return a reception was, held at the home of the brides parent!- The many beautiful gifts received were testimony 0' the relhfd 11915 lor the happy young couple.
Previous to her marrliie we bride was 511951 Of hPm71' "t ' shower given by hi” SW1 hlmds in Charlottetown at which many useful gifts were received-
Mr. and Mrs. Gallant will re- side at Vernon. The groom 1' 5'! employee of the C. N. R.
a century I have been actively associated with the movement. I have yet to hear of any 80V91'n' merit evein suggesting a menu?! of contro . , ..Pe,hap, the greatest tribute may can be paid to the democr; ii; outlook ol Scouting is the 5C that invariably totalitarian BOV- menu abolish it as soon as l-My seize power. This was done in Germany. llaly. Russia. Roumania, Hungary, and many other coun. iries. Many Scout leaders have become martyrs W their cause. h "What is the answer to problems 130594 793' me” I”? st Dr. Kirkpatrick suggest! I1 ' 5; principle. an active interest onhudi part at every adult 1” W” C lbs ren. It is not given to us all to t leaders. but ll '-5 3”” m mm: support those who undertllw important task of lnylns "19 "-"m' dation of character 09”” wards: the superstructure of these if ms lives will be built. Scoutinz ex
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vtng, memory of our dear
SALES and SERVICE, hlllblnd and'father, John Edgar
Repairs To I All Makes
Twouyaeassgyhsve passed since that
When one we loved was
away July 18th, 1948:
Rewinding and Repairs
Fuun App” mutt who puma E; Sherbrooke, Que. is visiting in the Province.
manager of the Canadian Bank of
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away, going treatment in the Charlotte-
God called him home. It was his l0Wn H05Pllr81- wi
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. b y ln?";eheCar:1eaxdtl3l;riln:::le is that of :23: mm insmuuoiu slice rom- 5c0"””3 91”” 1” pmit .5 his lse seeksaboyS'19Y3 3' Ad God. his home and his school. ' those of 3'0” M10 1'13" ll"hcw::;ii eze of belng lame." ml? field set the example in this -
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' at Forgot him no we never will. Mrs. G. M.' Ingersoll. nee Ade- what hap d t i - in: so engrossed -. ELECTRIC ' ' laide Lockhart. arrived by plane on trolled regfgiellono lf1Og:?'lr1n3el?Y 30:5 ilnl1el.l.:all.)rLIsi5r?:s1iiec:0f making a living WEEKLY .1. A. .1 .. , .. APPLIANCE We cannot think of him ns dead, Saturday to spend two weeks with elsewhere to realize the extent to d siting an estate. that we do I -3 - wh0 Will" Wm! "8 no more. her Phrellll. Ml'- lmd MN. 1-0131? which we can become rcgimented any craell know our children un- BUYS UP TO . . . 1 "" m”1'9'”d 1' .- . Repairs Along the path of life we tread, hart, Upper Prince street. Mmosz without our knowledge. ihiy Iiave ceased to be child- I l "” hi" '"" l'”"' "'"'"' Let us not adopt the ostrich atti 1 .. I y - fen. y ...... - ........-............ Palmer Elect.-ic Lovinsiy nmenisma by wife and .uMiif5mi"'1'iJ;””5';.".?ui.?;i.ii'l.Yy Nd” "M ” ”'""” MP9” he"- "The solution 90 the ”"'d.l.”””' Wim” . runny. pleasant holiday with Mr. and Mrs. T00 ""1"? People have been dls- lcm lies in deVe10P1"3.'l 59”” " suvs up TO .. . I Name: .,- : y George Marcxamb m New Yoxky iillusiontelclliwhei-)1 it rages too late to community I responsibll.:Jtx)i' t-h-att in , . . PHONE 1444 . also with friends in Boston. 9, my "3 3 m" " knowledge in every c ' Adan." . 1 Reading and Lawrence. Mass. NM" let "5 take 3 few momen” is a part of the community In-'1 33 """' rrrrr mm” -r------ I ' . pg ' to see where Scouting fits into such owes to his community his .-. ...- .. .... ..l.m.m .... i . Mr. and Mrs. Alan Doughart and th” Pmum 7' '5 0"”? M the few services. Again Scoutinlhlld 019 I -'''''''d''''''''' "9! ll Kidneys :0" -yea--,,;ng Mr. 3; ::'i:f::.;.”:.Y.i:L:';'.f. llI””.l"".:.2:.::;l”.?2:2 M" '” ""5 '" "'5'" AW" 0' PHONE 2-2312! on. cw n on. spen un ay urn. an e e . y gg4jn...........m-. at the home of her sister. Mrs. 0! thmgs l3kl"S 9311- 3P9ndi"8 continued on page 13 H Claude Harmnl vmage Green. time, not killing it. Thus it is not LAUNDERED ulai'a?ulonalamlltgImrIByuIIl-IIhd.5raV.l""kl' "" Mr is d M Ervln McEa be h ofschhtfl ?;:tell:;:d;;:p::ttlaV:; I ' O O . I OI HOII. a II T5. C I' ' T0 ” Eh3rn'g-”or,i:cl:2:sa;ugE- loos Anna”: 0, cudlgan and mi, ,0" phiup affairs with every boy taking part. Earth 3 PDIDIIISD PERFECTION dar.troubl you ahouldt nmpwithin and Mr. Myers spent Sunday in "03 Pi-'l5l'V91y Wslchlnl 0919” d0- .xoid?:y?:l'aan"iiiit' uxI:us:su,."aah. pl"n:EI:e Vmaie 5'99" i" the mm” M h" mtg. thmgh - To the crowing oi the rooster yvuthoiu vhicdhyrnny ha lnelmi min ol your brother. Claude Horton. I ljfllhel C5" Scglulgl be Bumly And the glucklng or me hem RITE . war '-:."..-.::....ch-.i.y..i:ii.,..i.v..-:"..i;'.2 ?..'..”.i.i.”.”'"s.JJ;i';t ..”:E.."::...' To the of the W W- h.o.l.Yi!o'hI1l&uM:lRa?n'd.dlayt?r':s:.:i'EgrI:g d Mrj,,”"dNn;I,',S,;.H"im”1',',,f' ”"f;,”.;: mercializecl. The Mgvernent is ever As they wnugwnin tale” pens: 161 GREAT GEORGE ST CLEANERS an Bladder roubles, simply return the "3 9' . ”. E I 8,", ,0 3 that S urn E Ems T0 the blifklnl 0 9 88. . - CHARLOITETOWN. P.E.I. - PHONE 2817 am ty package and you on r money spent Sunday in Village Green at 94 C0 ' B F "1 And me pinging of the birds This company lg n. Aggocng. Comm", 0, MANCEESTEB ache no Am. Phmw 2387 id toI:ilhS3:;,:IiYg:r'aYio u.-2133.732: lhe home of Claude Horton. "E9 from any emb9"aw." "P; one wakes to llnd an artist's Department Store ol Saint John N3.-Eatabll lied 1866. I n on my! uudnm. awn,” m.c"'u tanglemeriis which might divert i. dmim , I I
Mr. L. J. Stacey larmeriy man-
ager oi the Charlottetown branch of F. W. Woolworth 00.. Ltd.. ac- oompariied by his wife and family. were welcome visitors to Chair-
from its original aim to build character in boys. Scouting is be- holden to no branch of commerce or industry. and it is to the credit of Canadian business that no ser-
Too beautiful for words.
The rising sun. the fleecy clouds, The houses in the distance;
COASTAL DWELLERS Most Eskimos are coastal dwell-
APPALACI-IIAN REGION The Appalachian Mountains in
ANCIENT WEAPON The Arquebus. an ancient hand-
By George Clark; on: 3;: '15-e
50 bemluml T "”h"'mW- ere. obtaining much of their food
mu, uyempt 1, made to use the And om mu no nuisance! and clothing from sea mammals. the Eastern United States reach gun. was the loreriinncr of the
movement for commercial p-.ir- The swnymz "-503. the nppunp heilhls UP 10 4.160 feel. modern rifle. poses. It is likewise to the credit 3;,-mm, .
lottetown over the week-end. Elliot Fraser.
The Neighbors
Mr. and Mrs.
Inglewood. Calglornis. ii;-dc vixting of Canadian business that many The memuy m-gggung
Mr. Fraser's rather. I'. - J- of its leading companies support a ;
Fraser and M11 mm 1''m"- Scoutlnii financially. because they It m.i3"onS”.o himself exclaim: IT...
Montague. This is their second pee in its prolrlimme an 0Dporlun- ...mank God! Ml 1": Thy . Douuywyse motorists
visit since they lolt this Province
47 years ago. Their last visit was Hy to nerve Cmad” youth md in 1940.
thus the nation. "In the matter trend, Scouting remains true to valleys.
the basic institutions. More Scout No man on earth can can
0 groups are sponsored by churches it "my land" .. than by any other single organiz- 'Tis God's. and God's alonel atiori. its Group Committees and That's - Prince Edward 0 Local Association: are composed Island!
largely of men who were Scouts (Written by sheila Cunning- WIIIN YOU BUY
as boys, and who are today the ham. aged 15. 482 Charles Street. 2 PALMOLWE SOAP
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fathers of Scouts. its Mothers' Maiden. Mast. on her first visit Auxiliaries give a further and to P. 3. Island. She stayed with direct connection with the home. her paients. Mr. and Mrs. T. V.
Throughout the Scouting pro- Ounnlnsham. Ito M". 090110 Wu" '3' "1. Rramme. this emphasis on the MacDonald's, Grand Tlrscadie. M R E :10” Pmteaion from home and the church is constantly 0"'0"” - - - 3 WM": repealed. I flatter tread steps-up gain; can" .....if.'"”...5..”":Z...'.Sl 'l2232if&..?Z TH ROAT M I I. E A G E melon in -or re-then . and practically all schools recog- We have your sire. IN nurrume
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