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3. THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN ' - .,.. .. .

Alli ii(Uillll - NAllONAl. iI(URllY

Air Force Day

Saturday lune l0

A VISIT TO OUR JNIOR srosu-:

will convince you we have the best in Girls' and Miss:-s'

BATIIING Sl'lTS IHOBTS SLACKS and SLACK SUITS

We Have-

SUN SUITS and

OVERALLS.

SUN HATS. BONNET:-'.

WASH DRESSES For All the Girls-Yes. and at I price to suit you too! Choose yours today while our stock is fresh.

T-SHIRTS GALORE Assorted Sizes.

THE MISSES

HOLMES and BRADLEY

159 Queen St.

Phone 92

I ger

Pharmaceutical Assin Holds Annual Meeting '

Mr. E. P. rbley of sums-nerside. proprietor of! the Riley Dnig Co.. was elected president of the Prince Edward Island Pharmaceutical As- sociation at the 45th annual meet- ing held in Summerslde yesterday. other officers elected for the com- ing year were. Vice-President. Douglas Nicholson. Alberton; Treasurer. Roy Boates. summer- slde. secretary. R. H. Jenkins. Charlottetown; Directors Henry W. Wedge. J. E. Dalton, J, E. Worth.

The morning session opened with the president. .1. E. H. Worth in the chair and seven members present. In his opening remarks Mr. Worth expressed his pleas- ure at the large representation present and he introduced the following members. R. H. Jenkins. secretary, Ki. E. Giszey. Treasurer. R. M. Smallman. J. E. Dalton. H. W. Wedge. E. P. llbley.

Routine business was the order of the morning and when the af- ternoon ' opened President Worth called for reports 0! the various oificers which were sub- mitted by the secretary. R. H. Jen- kins. Treasurer. R. E. Giuey. and the auditors report by Leo Douc- elte. The C. P. H. A. delelaloe WI! Mr. E. P. Foley.

In his report Mr Worth pre- sented a comprehensive review of the past. year. dealing with the Pharmacy Act. the Canadian Foundation of Pharmacy, health insurance and Government health plan. He extended greetings and welcome to those who had in the past year opened new drugstores in the Province.

Mr. J. E. Dalton of Summerside replied lo the report of the presi- dent and thanked the various members of the board for their excellent reports. Mr. Dalton said that he had attended 4.3 out of the 45 annual meetings and was pleased and proud I0 be P"5"l" at, this one and to note the pro- grass that had been made.

'At the conclusion of the after- noon business session. the mem- bers and their indies assenmbled at Dec Coyle's Restaurant where a banquet was held. presided over by the newly elected President. Mr. E. P. Foley. The visitors were given a hearty official welcome by Mayor Henry W. Wedge and at the conclusion of the dinner the presi- dent introduced to the assembled members Mr. w. J. steels. seneral manager of the National Drug Co. Ltd.. and also Mr. W. G. 0'- Hanley. their general sales mana-

At the conclusion oi A short talk

I and a film on salesmanship by Mr.

HOLMAN'S

Let us show you how your A.”

food store can lioost sales

by presenting meets and oth-

. ,1 'er perishable; In taste-rernph . leg display.

iii onn

Commercial Refrigeration

PROMPT SERVICE

FRIGIDAIRE HOUSEHOLD REFRIG- EBATOBS: FRIGIDAIRE ELEOTIHC RAINSIES: COMMERCIAL REFRIGER- A I .

(tome In - Phone - or Write

R. T. IIOLMAN LTD.

Sulnmerslde or Charlottetown

WEEK

HOLM AN iS - - Charlottetown 'END'SALE

FRIDAY and. SATURDAY

3 Outstanding Values For lllrilty Shoppers

Mr. E. P. Ibley

0'Haniey the members held a highly enjoyable dance in the Leo Coyle ballroomye .

Extra!

Unusual Poiaio Vessel lnliori

The "City of New York". a ship built in 1885. is at present in Char- lottetown receiving a cargo of Prince Edward Island potatoes bought by James H. Lambkln of Atlantic Traders, Halifax.

The ship was built in Norway and was outfitted for work in the Arc- tic sealing fields. Because of her suitability in working in the cold- or regions of the world. both Cap- tain Roald Amundsen and Ad- mlfhl Richard Byrd used her as a supply ship in their Antarctic ex- peditions.

During the last war the "City of New York" was intended for use 35 3 Patrol Ship by the American government which took her to

32-Piece Semi-Porcelain

BREAKFAST SET

"Merle in Inlland" . . . This charming Breakfast Set is in blended lawn and name shades. the following: 0 each - cape, saucers. bread and butter plntes. bteellut plates and oatsneals: 1 each - 12 inch platter end bowl. WEEK-END SPECIAL -

.6.

The Set consists of

95

-I'IOLMAN'5 CHINA-

Extra!

Modern Two-Burner

HOTPLATE

Get one of these llotplstes for easy. fast. emelent lum- ner ooehlng. Don't spend your time ever a hot cook stove - let electricity do the Job in jig time. These nor. plates have a total of M00 watts tor speedy heating. neg. nlarly priced at IA! - WEEK-IND SPECIAL -

6.98

. -HOLMANQ IAIDWAIL

Quebec for conversion. The plan was abandoned and Ca.pt:lin Knn.

nedy, her owner and skipper, pur. chased her, Since then she has been used as a trading schooner lf8YGllil1g mainly lo the west in- dies. In 1947 she was Convcrled lo diesel power.

The reason for her use in the potato trade is her construction, The heavy timbered sides. rwhich resisted so well the battering of huge ice flows, will allow the tem- Derature of the holds to remain considerably below that of the water outside. The cargo has been

purchased mostl th h Willis. V mug Mr'H'B'

Playghiunds To Open On luly l

Tire Clmrloticlo-wn pl.1ygmu;,.;5 Wm 99”" 0" July 1 this year and "main open until August. 31 .1 was announced last nigm at the monthly meeting or lhe Play- Rround Commission in the Travul Bureau. The president Mr. Roy MacGillivr.1y presided. Prize winners for the ,.,.L..."t Commission taiz day were nginoijn. ced. pTiw team of Phyllis Doyle and hers Doyle placed first follow. by lhe ienm oi Beryl Beagan and Eileen Connolly, Third prize Went to Gloria Godkln and Kith.

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A Tremendous clearance of

TABLE and Billllllllll LAM

Made by one of the leading manulaeturere of lamps In Oenada - these i attractive models have hand painted chins hues end shades of eelsneee

plastic that are smart, light and easy to clean. Outstanding Lamps at

real bargain prices. regular 12.95 to 15.50 - WEEK-END SPECIAL -

-IIOLMANT !'UINI'I'UlIE- 1

OLMAN'S

CHARLOTTETOWN "Where Old Friends Meet"

IIALF PRICE

leen Skinner nrl f in

ilk?" by Luc; Smftlhr an:l”aBceerr?lg: Smith. Mrs. Frank Walker. chai-3 min of the tax day committee rd.

nan m couron raanmaroron - (op) -rm Chiei Poul Helm: of New Haven.

ported a very success! 1 . Conn. and three companions were PIl8n- u. Mm especlhlly comfortable on their an-

A committee of Mrs. Frank nus.l fishing trip to New Bruns- Walker. Mr. Robinson and Mrs. Wick this year. They travelled in

a converted bus with electric llthts. folding beds. stoves and a re- trigerstior.

TorontLStocks

Continued from pane 15

Fred Smllh were elected to Point park supervisors for year.

up- the

FLYING NURSAE-Eh? HAS TROUBLES

BOVIIINGDON. l-lertfordshlre, England. June 7-(AP) -A flying nursery which left California six

days ago landed today with its oaoomylunnquo 11 dl-sruntled. weary load of 40 wives, 24580 Net Pete 200 36 children, and seven husbands. i023? New Brit Dom . no Most were irate nl. air travel tech- 4475 News 148 nicalities which shuttled their sooonew Also: 12 airliner-chartered to brim: Brit- 6225 New Calumet 1” ish war brides back with their 1700 New Diokenson ma

children for a holiday-from Cali- fornia to Connecticut, lhen to Miami, Havana. and Newfoundland before crossing the Atlantic.

VACATION BUYS For The smart & Thrifty

SUNTIME COITONS-Take a glance at GI-eendsl's collection of cool crisp cottons-two-piece suntan or pretty street styles 88.95 up

5000 New Ooldvue this New Juan 51918 Newlund 4760 New Nation

IIATIIING SUITS-One-piece or two-pleee bore Inkl- rllf or rincess a les. Impossible to tluerllse the various ines in oo n prints, lsstex ntlu, etc. 38.95 up

SUMMERSUITSinwhlteentI;?ltoIIIn&Q.&Il;;'BOIlp

Whatever you need in Dress sure to find here.

20 to 807, DISCOUNT on all LADlES' COATS. DARK SUIT! and DRIIIIS Use our Lay-Anal: Plea - a smell deposit will he any garment.

Tile GBEEIIIIAL CO. LTD.

NQUIIIJUE.

unmet wean . as Queen Street

1108(1) New Norseman 20 100 6300 New Narzone 00 no aimouons A We... no 3-3 moo vlcour moo New Thurbols 20 as 1-2 moo viubons -. WWO Nicholson 5'! M 5-8 8000 Vulcan .. 36 8&5 Noranda '10 95 ., 96 77850 Norlartic 58 12 - 4050 Normetal 07 - lb 2000 Nbrplck aao ssaoo Winuit .. 06 14006 North Denlson 205 660 Wright I-Iar - .. 205 4000 North Incl O1 1000 Yellorex .... .. 19 U300 Nofihllnd 12 3000 Yknlfe Beer .. 133 IX!) O'Brien wt l&)0 Okalta I'll C710 Took Hughes ....... m OUIII 21100 0'Leary so lI000 Tombil 33 407150 Omega 13 700 Torbrit 127 moo ngmauslg 106m Omnitrsns 06 1-2 IMOO 'Ibwer Pets 4545 Foothill: moo Oslsko loo moo Un Keno mo pend own. 5000 Pac Pete . eoo woo United oil eooo Temiakaming D58 Pamour 123 2760 Upper Canada Total sales - 3,561,000. 3200 Pandora (M ” 1300 Pan western 40 3000 Paymssu-r 30 soon Petrol . 30 100432 Piccadilly 3'! 4300 Pickle Crow N0

loo Pioneer 330 soon Polaris 366 . 4000 Porn Pen 17 6300 Porc Reef . . '12 2100 Powell Gold . im

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