: \erec 3 | WEA ‘Montreat 52 My ville end Moncton 48 and 1%, We | S Side Airn en THER [Gace 71| Glasgow and Goshen « and le. “as TORONTO (CP) — Temperat- an ite . . or To Be Donors ures issued by the weather of-| Halifax 48 67 John 45 and 65, : : Se Mex Charlottetown = ” mundsion and * Fit..14. J. B. Sutherland, M.D., Sydney and 75. Telephoae: Night Day) Yarmouth se 6 of Fuady Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Seatts 08 TO AT. Station 1s the eoerdin | eee 4 87) St. Joha's 37 Sé| 15; clear wath 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., June 22, 1959) 44.. for the Red Cross Blood| Vietorie 52 67|_ HALIFAX (CP)—The weather| ‘ervals becoming closdy ee ; ar es ee 49 ©—-57/ office says generally sunny) .ocionally to ~ ° Recreation Centre at the station 4 46 53} weather is indicated for today.| patches of mist; Highfield District Holds seat Thureday morning and af.| Regina _ 4 65] with temperatures rising a little| near 50. M Soci R II be 250 donors. ao: 55 _7| Righer in most sections than 0D) wien tides today at Charlotte. issionary lety aily s to » report received| Fredricton oe town at 11.23 a.m. At Rustico: s } .m. and 8.41 p.m. Summer HIGHFIELD — Upwards of 70, ceived by Mrs. Irving quarters from Fit.-Lt. Suthérland “«_ |. Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Is- | 6.20 a.m. and 8.41 p.n WMS. members and triends| sad Mex oba Good, | [an active campaign carried 21S /Side Legion [ai ie ec etair's| tase Charioticows. Sun roe te? were greeted by Mrs. A. S. Friz-| «42 :ies Howatt of Victoria, had| Personnel on the station, and in a little warmer; light winds. Low-|day at 4.26 a.m. and sets at £04 zell as they assembled for a rally) fine display of books on hand| the married . bas reslt-| Beseks Clinic high at Halifax 50 and 70, Kent-! p.m. LAFFERTY—In Chart} held in Highfield United Church) some of which she reviewed brief.|¢d in about 160 prospective don- y RTY—In Chartley, Mass., on Saturday afternoon. Brackley | jy. ors already signifing their inten- * on Friday, June 19, 1959, Mrs. auxiliary members, Miss Sybil| " presbyterial Treasurer, Mrs. W.| tion of attending, while a num-| The Summerside branch éf the Mae Lafferty, formerly of Macmillan, Mrs. Keith Cudmore| B. Creed read a financial state-|ber of the sections have not as| Canadian Legion which is again N Charlottetown, and mother of and Mrs. Preston Rodd conducted| ment, ° yet reported. sponsoring the Red Cross blood ee Reginald J. Mahar, 205 Water the opening worship service. Mrs.| Mrs. Stanley Thampson of| Fit.-Lt. Sutherland is optimis-| donor clinics at Si. Mary's Hall } Street, Her remains will arrive E. A. Betts extended a warm wel-/ Charlottetown expressed thanks|tice that the best results ever| in Summerside on Thursday even- If you live in the Country and want a good — = me City this even- come to all present. to those responsible for organiz-| can be anticipated at next Thurs-| ing, Friday afternoon and cven-| oe one we rent he ieee Roll call by Mrs. K. A. Parker day's clinic which are being ing of this week is seeking 550\] dog, see Augustus Wilson at Marshfield. Phone }

Tangements will be announced later

’ MACKINNON—At New Denver, ~. B.C,, on June 14, 1959, John Neil ~-Alexander MacKinnon, formerly

of Summerside and Charlotte- town. Resting at the Bowness Funeral Home where the funer- al service will be held at 2:30 p.m. today, Monday, June 22,

_. Interment in Peoples Cemetery, | ' Summerside.

YEO—At Belmont, Lot 16, on Saturday, June 20, 1959, Alvin

‘ 1 ° r y \ night storm at sea, Fred Arsen-!/ the fishing grounds. wall was listened to with keen in-| been named a director of the Un-|these islands will find play- tendance, and thereby provide core ae oe jon By we — as a an ited States Wholesale Grocers’ | rounds in the most distant parts anaeae oan vigees “ mors aera - where the service will be held S‘Sid WwW | 10 years ago, aged 79 years, and held coe in — ll gga Association Inc., at the organiza-|of the Commonwealth, but Can-| our hospitals. arr | Laboratory tests have sow proved that as Little : exclusive at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, June, 23. IGS VV OMAN | ace that time Mrs. DesRoches | 900 Toren ed on tory phases tion's. meeting conducted during! ada will be first on the list,” the| A special. appeal is also being| 8", bile emulaifies fab . . . sctually formula of natursl, vegetable ingredient « Interment in. the Methodist has lived at the old home with | Myer ec work, and breaght out (he Wholesale Grocers Annual] oa ated made for Omncgative donors| *eaks i down. I6 is ae established — relievesirregularity gently and effectively Cemetery, Lot 16. Visiting hours | [ h TOO —_ | Mr-saustier Hazel aT ile ot Intercet on Gnt| Convention and Exposition weld |"CWSPaPcr says lm a front-page) Toe” 1, Oi and’ for this type| medical ft that when liver bile ia added At the sume time, it actually today, Monday, From 45 p.m., |(®*CACh@S took her hesrore thronch the work | Fecently at Miami Beach, Florida. | editorial. of blood, whicn can be given to| tatty lide the fot ie broken dows and flow oliver bile needed to break dowsJot .and from 7-10 p.m, EARTH TREMOR of the various departments of the| U-8.W.G.A., with national head-| * persons of all types, if always| ‘ermes smooth, essy-fowing mix. in your body. ] SUMMERSIDE — Summer- Ww.MS. quarters in Washington, D. C.|tailers are affiliated with Volun-| greatly in excess of the supply In your body, precious liver bile helps So when you feel sluggish, beadach: BRITTEN — At Prince County | side's oldest citizen, Mrs. Stanley} TOKYO (Reuters) — A light “Missions to the utte ost” ig| Comprises grocers who serve over |tary Groups operated by U.S.W.| Residents of Summerside and| bresk down fat the same way. Many foods nervous and need 8 laxative, get : Hospital, June 20, 1959, Lydia | DesRoches, celebrated her 100th| earth tremor shook the Kanto dis. the theme for 1959. 150,000 - independent super mar-|G.A. members. _ _._ | vicinity have a good record for| seach the digestive tract as undigested Little Liver Pill, Remember, } Britten, wife of Archibald B.| birthday at her home on First| trict of central Japan Saturday,| Highfield Mission Band, under| kets and food chains in 44 states| Atlantic Wholesalers, Limit<d,| their atyendance at clinics in the}. fatty solids, Your goldes liver bile helps not only relieves irregularity, but Britten, of Slemon Park, in her Street, Friday still enjoying fair- the weather board said. No cas the leadership of Mrs. Ralph Gay,|@f. U.S.A, and the provinces of| sponsors the Red and White, | past and next week's clinics will break down this fat... unblocks it . . . for eee pee Sor ers > &th year. Forwarded this Mon- Yeates is still able to} yalties were ted ie gy : ee ee: oye 8500 independent re em ae es = ro Rovery wu on —— z day morning from the Compton | recall vividly many of the events | = eee ee re ee eee ee ee a Funeral Home to Fort William, | of former years connected with Ont., by train for burial. the history of the town but al- though her memory remains re- OLD - STYLE BRIDGES markably good her eyesight 1s

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