wastes t gggulltly maintaina- . . . one NIIPWJ“! systemic pure 0558' p": your lllbfl.‘

Bub l: truly

helping astute so remove

ENO’S

Jluggidsaeas by yeatetdsifs food- oday. In addition, lino taken

the vital allrall seam

ailuiizing value ob l echoes at fillet. Malee loo iadypanl fitflfll- Eno rental»: no sulphur, II bu) oshsml nln, no sugar, u sulgulr. plenum‘.

‘FRUIT vmu»

SALT‘

Trinity United

l! ‘mo-Choir Rehearsal.

All loot troubles and scientifically

FO0T COMFORT

you can usva m '

H. J. A. BROWN Chiropadist -- Podiatrist ill Gt. Geo. Sh, Charlottetown

special Foot Plates to Casts

Bhurch

FRIDAY, MAY M

aw-Guideh-Soblnl .

Phone lit

painlessly treated

,__ 1.. -

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. MB)’ g prices weakened roducts improved slig

active trading on

section of the Canadian

ity emhsnfll Butter spot:

14;‘ r38 score) .20

100 Que. (92 score)

Y. s. M snare)

25 -(OP)- but other htly in fair- the produce comm

21 1-‘8. Still: 'l 300

30 Que. <92 score), 2i: 100 (92 score).

21 l-B: 100 Que. (00 scone).

10 7-8;

uofed. 305' A-‘sned-

‘is i-za. -(os=)-

ON'I‘REAL, Butter prices strengthened fract-

ionally while other offerings produce

steady on 0pm

r Creamery bu

butter delivered. in Mon

prin srs sold for 21 1-2-22 cunts and solids for 21-21 1-2.

held markets 10h l Dqllft -

w ima- ts’°o““‘m treal was

unquoted. Que. No. l-pasteiirlsed

fiesh in wholesale made 21 l-s » Ontario

1.25-1.35: P. E. I. Lit-l 50'. Alberta. No. 1.20: Texas No. 1 Caiiiomla N0.

Qil, l fh " ‘ bearable?

1 80' California No. 1 "B"

ti’

ioblilna lets

white and colorlidveheele brought e 8-4 cents a potmd.

N. B. N0. No; 1_m 90's

1 m 00's 2 90's 1.15-

50's 1.40-1.50;

s 1.40-0.50: 50's nae-i.-

arising

W; Alabama No. l 100's 2.60-2.76; Alb a No. 1 "B" 100's 1.70-2.00;

Sou Carolina No. 1 "B" 100's 3, 10-125. ; NJ

MONTREAL, Mia! I —(CP)_ The stock market shook oft its re. cent slovenliness today and prices aluiftes upward in active buying.

National Steel Car held the spot- li ht throughout the seslon by a mbins i 8-4. to 4'1. Dosco IWIIBt-hened 3-4 and smaller gains showed for C. P. R. and Canad- ian Car. Metals were active in the morning rise but slipped alto;- m;

point and Noranda and Smelters showed gains of 8-4 each.

In the inner sroui». 9t. Law- rence paper preferred was boosted two points to B. Howard Smith and Price Brothers firmed fract- ionally. Brazilian moved up 1-4 in utili buying while Canada North- em r eased l-2 Canadian Celenese held an increase of 1 1-8 but Dominion TextPe dropped a.

pow. m i-n- li'"""‘*tion.

Total sales: 81,000 shares: in- dllstrlais. 07.500; mines, 53,500; bonds, $900

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) " Toronto. Mbntreal and New York

-8focks c higher. Winnipeg -'Wheat 5-0-3-4 cent hi"he-.- ‘

Nev/York -Cotton and auger higher; rubber and coffee lower.

FlllEWEll. T0

BMillMill

Mini“. out“ mo; George and Queen. Eiixoba

“PP-r m: ~.'C.&_i.>'l‘ .sruosg

_ “troll. sell!’ n5

i lay eooesrl 1o IACKACHI will i l

| DotldsKlclney Pills

’ omens vililta ‘couifdresses an: prrgomntm From l." to

" “W, (llonorfs Oaula) ll U

third hour. Nidkel finished up a"

HERBERT BARON) SHAW, J tendent of Education

of from Mount nivenity on Tuesday at. the annual Convoca- tion exorcism.

Alllso atte

In Memoriam

MISS ELIZABETH DUFFY

s... at..." us. “ca”

- Du v. super- intendent 01’ nurses at the Bristol 9011M? 30991911. Attleboro. former matron at the General Hospital, this city, arid a. graduate of the

. »l a 4

in East Providcncgec y y

She was a native of Prince Ed. ward Island and. daughter o; the late Peter and the late Mary (CONWAY) Duffy. She wag a com- municsnt o! St. John's Church, Attlebom. and a member of vari- ous societies of that palusll.

She is survived by three broth.

James Mackin of ~Washington; MrgFi-nnk Bur-hell of Maiden. and Mrs. Har- old Sullivan of Provld-a‘ as. and several nephews and nieces, among mhmélals gjcvbibrantiharles P. Train-

, .. . ary’s semi-la , Baltimore. Md. w

-

o The funeral of Mim Elizabeth M- Duflv. Superintendent at the Bristol County Hospital. Atitleboro. was held from the home of her niece. Miss Adelaide O. ‘rrainor. 49 Winter Street. this manning. with a solemn hivh mass of requigm B‘; 0 in the Sacred Heart Church Rev. Dr. Chaiifes P. Trainer. 5.5., 0f St. Mary's Seminary. Baltimore, d.. was celelbrant. He was as- galxillhdulzg John Jilwedefi dea’; - . Lester . Hu , su deacon.

- C. Leri-azhan of ‘P81110000. Rev Thoma-s Stapleton of New Bedfoni and Rev. Thomas McLean of Ooterville were seated in the ot

san usry.

Siswm of the Holy Union ofthle Sacred Hearts‘ were also present 5i i310 10888. as was a. delegation 0f‘ Union Hospital Alumnae con- IlFH-"U °Y MYB- Agnes Barrett. Mrs. Thomas F. Bums. Miss Elizabeth Ryder. Miss Helen Carson and Mrs. Norman O. Dur _ Repieseritin" the County Hoaoi was Coup»- Commissioner ‘Hmothy A, Invest and Dr. and Mrs. Garnet Smith.

Durim the mass the Sacred

rt Church quartet, consisting James Robinson. Edward svuee. M8. Carroll Ge-tttmts and Fern-and ‘w. Henri Ooumcyeir

organ-is .

5146mm» was in St. Patrick's when committal ser- vices were read b_v Blather Wade. 53519941 bl’ Willem Trainer. Ho". MOT-Mm, Svtlfiletlon. William H.

Doian and Amlbroae ll’. Bowen. ‘Bearers___weref_Oyi§u_.s:Motj_l§lan.

o a

FIVE Lirrila ilsnms WHO um THE KING ANDbUEF-Nhfi

4&1!‘ si/DWENK’! Cemetery. ' ' " —’T‘—*~- Sunday, May 28th. 11 a. m. and

u

new! of local luterut but adver- llllh: of a nevny nature ma! inserted at 2 cents a word strictly pantie In advance.

s

Eastern Guardian _

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be 3 P. M. an

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' CIASWILI. m Photographs. oouraoaaario . isucl. "ifililrlo-‘llll-‘li.

PIBMANINTB $2.50 to 7,50, Ieluty Land. 1'10 Great Geome.st

ATTENTION ADVERTISERS- Advertisements for insertion the 10110011115 day must be in this of- fice not later than 11 a.. m.

5-341. SEBVIC S i1 5"“. i‘ ver a .

special sinrina- LnuisyHas-r . L-M-b-fltl-ii.

PBESBYTEBIAN CHURCH Ser-

San

msunsonnvrrons w . m "1°°‘- 9mm"- mil- 1401"" Charlottetown Guardian may b: fiffiwgefj iéghllfflgafmgbfial-

handed to their Rent Arcniefirune

..°WE'LCOME VISITOR. 7 Dr. Jack Madman. son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. W. MauLea-n. Montague. sail- ed recently on the "Ascarria" for London. limgtasid. where he will study surgery. Dr. MaoLean visit- ed his home here two weeks from Vancouver

with Vancouver

Bay Misisitm in B.‘ . . Lean is a graduate of MoGill.

..'SCOU’1‘ BEACON FIRE-The Community Welfare League grounds, Montague,

lv on Saturday even rig as the Boy Scouts added their beacon tire to the chain of fires that (nursed Canada in irnor of the Royal visit of Their Maiesties the Kint; and . The boys are very enthusiastic over the coming visit 0f Their Majesties to Char- Mwiown. and hope to have their new uniforms for the occasion. Much credit is due Rev. Mr. Out- house and Douglas Nicholson. who are untiring in their efforts to help the Swuts.

.."SOUVEN'IR STAIVIPS-Masiter B111 Meets-scan and his sister. ut- tie Miss Joan. children of Mr: and Mrs. W. A. MacLaggan, Montague. are each the proud possessor» of first day covers of the new Royal visit issues of Canadian postage Bill-KINDS. Master Billie letter receiv- ed from an aun/t in ttwwa. bears one and two cents enomlnation. The one oar-rim pictures of the two Princesses. Elizabeth. heir pure- sumptive to the English throne. and ha." sister, Maroaret Rose. On the two is shown the war memor- ial which was unvgligd 5g 0mm by the King. Joan’s letter from the same source a three- cent stamp, with pictures of Their Majestic-s the i’ g and Queen Numerous Siillll‘) visited the local post oflioe trying to pmcum cancelled first day cov-

Royal train postal cancellation.

DELHII—The India Du i. team has left India fgr this yea-lg Wmbet-ltions. Thev are: Ghaus hihhomcd. Y. rt. savour. s. L, n, Be/whnew. Yftikhar Ahmed, and .y_ giilxarenliiwa as ran-playing cap-

Cecll McClellan, J lm 11', PeterC. Trainer. games or and Arthur Horan. Interment

Bonnets, the Dionne quintuplets ore pictured as they“ a..- riglst, Yvonne, Marie, Annette,

glowed brlght- 1

collectors have‘

PRESBYTIRIAN SERVICE . - Bimday. Mil-y 8th s 11 A, M.‘ an . P P. M. Preacher, Townsend, D. D. L-700-5-26

CALVIN CHURCH Lot 48. Div- l!" WQPQIID Will be held on Sab- bath newt at 2:30 p. m. Reverend G. Carlyle Wmster, Minister.

L-‘ifilb-Efi-li.

M. -1l.

I HAMPTON uivmso ona

CAVENDISH CHARGE. —- W01‘- ahip on Sunday. May 2am in Cav- en ish at ll A. M. Stanley Bridge at 3 P. M. and New Glasgow at 7. 0 P. M. Geo. W. 'I‘illey. Minister.

L-‘IIO-tl-N-ll.

RGE. — Services on Sunday. May 28th as follows: Bonshaw ll A. M. Appin Road 3 P. M. Victoria 7.30 P. M. There will also be a service at Hampton at 7.30 P. M. L-‘ilii-e-wli.

NORTH RIVER. UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATILJ-Rev. J. M. Blesedell, B. A. Minister. Worship schedule. Sunday. May 28th: Norih

L Milton 11.00 A. M. North Rlvoigttlw

P. M. Kingston 7.30 P. M. us ake this “day of all the week the but" . 11-711-5-26-11.

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Ser- vices lviay 28. 1939: ll a. m..

Grove; 7:80 p. m.. York 11-736.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT . a Mrs. Man-us of Bohshow. announce the engagement of their da liter Clara Mae to Murphy of Brookline, M eta. Marriage to take place latter part of June. 11-78

TBYON - BONSHAW UNITED

L ETrites, Pesto

| i

BAPTIST. — Westmoreiand Sunday iflchool 10 A. M. Preachinil 11 A. M. »Albany, Sunday School 1.45, preach ling service 8 P. M. ’I‘ry0n Sunday School 10.80. preaching service 780 lin the evening. Bo. tismal service A. Gibson guest spe er. Rev. E. D.

r. L-724-5-26-li.

ATTENDED GRADUATION — Mrs. J. E. R. Mciilwen has return- ed from Wolfville where she at- tended the graduating exercises of Horton Academy. Her niece, Emmy Lou Nash, daughter of Mr. and Mm. P‘. M. Nash of Barwick, N.S.. won a diploma with high marks.

and abo sari a. solo.—G-rleg's “I Love Thee", uring the exercises. CLYDE RIVER. Presbyterian

Church. Special reopening services

7:80 p. m. Rev, G. Carl le Webster. Zion Church. Chariot etown will ' special at

vice at Canoe Cove 2:30 p. m. Lloyd Henderson. Student. L-731-5-26-3i.

MISS IQERTLAND WEDS ll. G. AlTKEN-‘flle marriage of Miss Dorothy Kertland. d hter oi’ Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon ertlshd. to Mr. Henry Gordon Aitken, son of the late Edwin Aitken and of Mrs. Aitken, formerly of Char- lottetown. P. 1051., now of Mont- real. took place quietly at three o'clock Tuesday afternoon in St. Matiihla Church, Westmount The Rev. Gibert Oliver the ceremony and Mr. W. John-

ston Hlslop presided at the organ. m

flowers decorated the church for the occasion. Given in mos-ridge by her father, the bride. unattended. was attired in an ensemble of aquamarine wool crepe trimmed with beige fox with which she wore a. nevi! blue h“ and accessories and a corsage bou- quet of mauve orchids. Mr_ Alfred W. Bridges was best man and the ushers were Mr. A. R. Williams, of Toronto. Mr. C. Percy Patric aird Mr. William Kartiland, the brides

- brother. A reception at the; home

oi the bride's parents. Vic- toria avenue. follovbveii the core‘; many. the rooms e arrange with spring flowersng/lrs. Kort- land, the bride's mother, received in a turquoise blue crepe en- semble with navy blue hat ‘and maroon accessories, her eoraaxe bouquet being of maroon carnat- ions Mrs. Aitken. the bride- groom’: mother. was gowned in lack and yellow printed crepe with a natural straw hat, {allow roses at the oorsage and ye ow acces- bridal couple left later, through the,

ding costume. ‘They will reside in Charlottetown won their return. --Montre.a.l Star.

By, Edwina

ls-llfl-Blfl-Zb-Mdl ~.

‘Guides into outdoor Guiding.

Central Church; 2:30 p. m.. Pleas- ant C

JOhXi MC- ed

officiated at 5mm“!

Captains lease ntoicc change

in ar - ljnents for Sunday Church ill m at at its 8v‘:

Each Company w head artcrs and churc from there.

‘Hie 4th. 5th and 10th 00m will please remember that the vice starts at 1030. The 8rd at and the others at 11 o'clock.

All Guides and ‘Bsroviiniw will ata- un a, mornin . v will note

WIDIOCQC

ma 10.45

tend church on Captains and Brown Owls

the change in place of meeting. lilaoh. Company and Pack will meet in its own headquarters instead of Rochford square as previously planned. The 4th. 5th and 10th Companies will please remember that: their service starts at 10.30. The 3rd Companv at. 10.45 and the others at ll A. M.

The Borden Girl Guides celebrat- ed the King's Birthday by planting a tree in front of Town Hall with Mr. Alex Chappell representing the Mavor. The Company assemibled under the leadership of the Cap- tain. Miss Sexton. The dedication service was opened by singing, 0. Canada. after a brief address by the Captain. Mr. Chanpell then gave a few words. The tree was planted with due ceremony. After sfingirig God Save The King. the Company dispersed.

The 1st Borden Company held their regular meeting on Monday evening. It. was decided to o on a hike the 24 of Mav. On wh ch dav we hCDP to initiate the younger

POLICE COURT-There were trwohililk by-la/w cases in police court yesterday and the case o1 an Indian vagrant was adjourned.

.

PRESENTED IN OTTAWA-Mrs. MoCulloch, wife of H. B. MoCulloch, M. P., returned last ni ht from Ot- tawa, after a. twelve ys visit. a brief part of which she spent in Montreal with her son and his wife. Mr. and Mirs. John McCulloch She was accompanied by her daugh- eer, Mrs. Don Gass, of Charlotte- town, P. E. 1.. and they were up to