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ef., were|and Hindus and all other destl- patterns or information, and efljother members of her family.) The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tued., Apr. 28, 1959. Tl sharities. read. The chief thing being that/iute and homeless men, women} work should be sent in as goon| Lei to mourn her loss are five There are 126 Guilds, 17,000|they were out of the “Red” by|and children. as possible to 12 West St., es-| sons and five daughters. Ben-| was neid., and were received with on and were the ‘guests members and 650 garments dis-|a generous donation of 250\7HANKS FOR GIFTS pecially night gowns and dressing | nett in Emerald, Russell, in Bor-| thanks by the members of the|of Mr. "s parents, Mr, and tributed. pounds from the Queen Mother.| The following letter was receiv. | Jackets den, Alice, Mrs. Carrol Hughes. | tamtiy. The. family would also|Mrs. Fred Allen. The apeaker was W.C.A. Joyee,|Letters of appreciation) oq by Elsa Lehmonn, ary| All dis is extra and above our | Summerside, Annie, Mrs. Alfred) jie to thank most sincerely all| Mr. S. S. Hessian, M. L. A., of Headmaster of Cotswelle School, |from Welfare officers, Probation | secretary of the Montreal Branch |¥sual committments, the Queens | Gillis, Alberton, Ernest, Summer-| those kind neighbours and friends|Montague was a visitor t also TV interviewer, author of |%ficers, and from the Hackney’ of the Unitarian Service Commit-|Box and ‘the P.EJ. Protestant] side, Jack, Toronid, Margaret, | wi assisted them during the ong| Georgetown on Friday. books and Police Court|Green Home for Tuberculars,|tee said in a letter. “We wish| Orphanage and is reminiscent of | Mrs. Will Mclvor, Borden, Jean, | iiness and death of their mother.| Miss Doreen Scully, student at Domslloniener, Se tube on adaware received with thanks fT] to express to your Guild our most |the war days when we worked| Mrs. George Davison, Notre Dame Academy was the escence and the need for more | #@ments sincere thanks and warm p-| feverishly for the Menchantile|Ont., Emmett, / GEORGETOWN ([wertes ge lake hn religion in the homes and home| They hope to give a concert at | oreciation for your really emaz-| Marine and still never fell. short |thel, Mrs. Aiden Mclvor, Kin- i. Set Sie, 3. 9, Soy. life. St. James Palace next year t©| ing contribution of 170 pounds of | Of our other objectives. Those not | "ore. Alao two sisters, Agnes.) 4 Bp Atbert MacPiee of the|"#¢ with her as her guest, Miss “There was also a short skit |Maise funds a [lovey articles our work in|able to sew for layeties could] BS, 130 ever, Mass.. two) Roya! Canadian Navy in Halifax| 208 So ev ; helps very much indeed : send in @ card of ins oF > ; ' N.S., was a week t ee ee each parcel has inside a list ae ae 2 = py apse towel." in the lavests ‘gift “| children predeceased her. Ethel his mother, Mrs. jesege 3a WELSH SEAPORT ; ‘and Gert. I had the |'™S accurately what the parcel! iio it was a real joy to un-|Speed is a main factor, The us-| 2% Cyrus. Phee. Swansea in South Wales re- ene contains and socks etc, should be Her largely attended funeral) wr. and Mrs. Malcolm Allen|ceived its first town charter in pleasure of meeting them ‘at the . pack your five cartons and re-|ual show of work will be held March othe “tea hour. The Chaicman closed |°°W ‘ogether. a pack the contents. into our don-| towards the end of June, when it] Yt oo aces Dinihinn (eens eres Sa Goangntowe le 10h siatery her remarks by expressing to the| After business was concluded| ated tea chests. I heard exciam- | is hoped™-members bring fe nS a. Jeneie ; : oe ‘ a te , |Queen Mother our happiness that |20 interesting talk was given, by | ations of joy approval over |in a garment or something patt|< enfield where Requiem . - “5 she had a safe return journey | Mr. Joyce, Head master of the/the wonderful coats for men. |Wora for further shipment to Ko-| tio niace was celerated ATTENTION DAIRYMEN PA 4from..her «last... tour, __ _-{Police. Mission School for Delin-| Your. cartons were 90 _ clearly |Tea. Pastor, Rev. Eugene Murray At the close of the meeting the | Went boys. He spoke very in- marked in the corner G Bw . = of. the} Rey-~ Preston Hamenill, -<- i = “SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLY - * Queen Mother received each/|'elligably and was much appre-|a great help to me. It would be| Closing: will be in the Press and| io uq croken, Rev. Phelan 4 . guest. How thi that wast | “lated. fine if all our contributors did|over the telephone. Kenna, Rev. Reginald MacDon- Sie cull cho wen ve intevetied fe a Hap oak. Bh en edd |» Plana rand maaan aeaae : ald, were present in the Sanc- MASTERMIX 16%, DAIRY RATION ‘I was representing the | ‘ertainment from Gert Daisy appreciation.” tuary. Pallbearers James how long I had been in England. |'© whose program Her Majesty| whije in New York last year on Murphy, Lioyd McCourt, Pius Amer eee ae I did not forget to curtsey the Queen Mother likes to listen | refugee business, Mrs. n| MRS. WILLIAM DEIGHAN | Croken, and James Murphy. and We then had tea and were for- | When she can. narrowly escaped from a bad| Friends throughout the pro | ay that was left of a kind and DILLON & SPILLETT LTD. tunate enough to sit at the next| After presentaton we went into|fire which might have cost her| Vince learned with regret of the| iwving mother was laid to rest in table to the Queen Mother. I could |the State Room where we sat at] ner jife. death on March 12th of Mrs. Wil-| ine family plot., to await the Chick Hatchery not keep my eyes from watching | tables for eight. Mrs. Longworth) 4+ me Annual Meeting January , age of 87 7@ Queen St, Charlottetown - Dial 3626 Beg ; her talking to other guests, The|and I were lucky to sit at the| 1 | neartfelt appeal was made ; Pere meeting was so informal and |table next to the Queen Mother. |) .0, the above organization for SERVING IN NAVY ruione To say that he ts sweet lvl |teip to fil most empty, shaves eee Bie Cet ae eine ee ee ae oad rae ae an announcement that the : you some idea the pleas- | ment looks go remark- ; led | Petty Officer Clifford M. Lee, |the Royal Canadian Navy. He at-|ure Mrs. Blake and I had that |ably young—Her blue embroider. |Umted Nations had appesied to YOUR POSSESSIONS! _ gon of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lee, | ‘ended Queen Square School im|day, which will long be remem- |¢d beige brocade dress, her jew-| Unitarian Service Committee to : . Charlottetown before joining the/ bered. els diamonds, sapphires, her three _% Kensington Road, Charlotte Navy in F provide 25,000 layettes for Arab : h bust : pee vy ebruary, 191. He is|spoxe To QUEEN MOTHER |'ows of pearis with ruby clasp, babies. his was: (the \ The things you live with—your home, your P town, P. E. I. is serving in H.M. | serving refugee | o ” as a shipwright and _ is I cannot begin to teli you says |het small feathered hat were all|jsrgest project ever undertaken ness, your “stéck in trade”’—are all subject to ar, atin a destroyer es- repairing a metal shelf in|Mrs) E. A. Blake, how | Simply fovely. It is an experience |i, the U.S.C. and is giving them loss through accident or circumstances beyond ; Oo e SO ee ea eee eee Lee | sah Mies, Langeeeth: cad 1. cn-] Bet 0 2 ined onl I Heck yon great anxiety—so we are asked | your control. For your own sense of security, you ; joyed ourselves Tuesday. She humbiy ncerely i ‘Margest baby show tected Queen Mai bracelet set with sapphires and|is sending you a hi report and|éiving this wonderful chance tolic Sanada” and'were glad to Te- chould learn how cally yeu can be protected. We . ry broach to match. She radiates | she really did speak to the Queen |™¢- spond. This layette consists of will be giad of an epportunily to serve you. (Continued from Page 6) oo ew and ev-| Mother as representative of the} On March 2, the Guild - dis-| four diapers, two nightgowns, two | , : one loves » Charlottetown Branch, I merely |patched and went by C.N.R. | shirts, two jackets, one towel, one gli magagamagmtag from all The Chairman opened the meet-|curtseyed and shook hands. freight five —— containing eee aaron ag saf- | HYNDMAN & co. LTD. oi , ¢ I went to Mrs. Longworth’s flat |170 pounds Mens overcoats, | ety . seems remely Queen Elizabeth, The Cae Een ee cenane Of Pleasure | tor junch. We then got to the Pa- suits and other articles to Kor-| inadequate from a western stand- | Insurance Since 1873 Mother, arrived most graciously having Majesty The Queen |iace at .15, found ourselves ex- | ean Retief. These were dispatched | point but to an Arab mother, a and sat beside the Chairman|Mother and the Presidents at/celient gang way chaire where|as usual through the kind of-|great boom. OFFICES: Lady Amphill. The Queen Mo-|the Annual Meeting. we could watch everyone and set-|fices of the Unitarian Service| I is imperative that our dona- | @ CHARLOTTETOWN @ SUMMERSIDE ther wore a beige feather hat,| The Queen Mother has made |tled down to enjoy ourselves. At |Committee of Canada whose de-|tion must be dispatched with- MONTAGUE @ ALBERTON beige satin brocade dress, em-|an annual of 250.00/3.30 we rose for the Queen Mo- | voted welfare worker Lotta Hitch-|in the next three weeks. Many ° bossed with very pale blue roses,|pounds for a five year period. |ther’s entry. manova travels throughout the|women are using old flannelette @ Agents throughout the Province @ mink stole and her beautiful |Clothing was distributed fo the} Lady Amphill conducted the |Bast and brings help to thou-/sheets pinked with scissors for tope of pearls, also a diamond |Tubercular Society, London Pol-| meeting. Short reports of the!sands of Arabs, Jews, Moslemsidiapers. Please phone 4038 for

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Men’s All Wool Tweed.and Gabardine

TOPCOATS

ropcoats, 19,50

ALL OTHER TOPCOATS SALE PRICED

MEN’S WORK

JACKETS 4.00

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17.95

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LADIES' SPRING

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LADIES’ SPRING and ALL WEATHER

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LADIES’ SPRING and

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