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h dl bother knockout blows on their riioctsbuirtiilnlczabilgfildot: Eahli tgghelasc taste. And if they get a pleasure o“, o; insumn; and abusing their mates, who shall say tiirm my?

But the great majority of married people donot wants! hem: that. is a dark and bloody battleground. They want a place o peas and quiet Ind love And tenderness. whey are not 1o for a sim- flm. puma, Thgy desire an appeaser, someone w o will‘ surge their fur the" right way instead of getting into their hair. nd e Mm; u; make sure that they will get what they Want is before mar-

flngcngio ‘Iltlfffbzlgrgtw much an engaged couple think they love each .

THE GUARDIAN.

WCHARLOTTETOWN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

‘this column Ia reserved for new» of local Intelsat, but advertising of a riewsy status! may be Inserted st flva cents n word ah-tetly pay- . able In advsuica

CIABWBLL for Photographs.

consummation ura m. SURANCI.

v-a s-v.

AT YOUR SEIVICI — Arlhll Coal Co. Phone Mill.

HOWARD MclNNlU Fitted Footwear at 1'15 Queen Street.

NEW Automatic Radio and Phoiiograpn was $145.00. Now for only $99.00. Toombs Music Store.

OLD SYDNEY, Sprlnghlll, Albion Nut. Bras Dor, screened lump. Weeks Coal Yards. -

THE TOWERS RESTAURANT has reopened for the Summer acn- son. Home cooked meals served from 8 A. M. tfll 12.00 P. M.

ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs. Ira. M. Brown. Charlottetown, an- nounce the engagement of‘ their daughter Jessie Louise to John Willard, son ct Mr. and Mrs. Percy G. Gay, St. Avards. Marriage to take-place at an early date.

THE PREBBYTERIAN CHURCH

IN CANADA. - Brookfleld Charge. Services next Lord's day as fol- lows: he sacrament of the Lord's Suppe will be dispensed in the Brookfleld Church at 11 A. M. Thanksgiving Service 7.30 P. M. Preparatory service Thursday ev- enlng at a P. M. Midweek service at I-lartsvllle Friday evening 8 PM. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PRESBYTERIAL. ’ who 61st An- nual Meeting wlll be held ln the Presbyterian Church, Kenslngton, Thursday, July 8th, with sessions at 9.30, 2.30 and 7.30. Report on the recent General Assembly wlll be given lri the afternoon by the Rev. ‘Chas. D. Henderson. B. A.. Minister of Murray Harbour North; Sermon in the Evening. "The Ges- pel According to Jonah" by the Rev. T. l-I. Bussell Socners. M. A.. S. T. M.. Minister of the Klrk cf St. James. Charlottetown.

BRIDES-TO-BE SIIOWERID - A host of friends and relatives gathered at the’ home of the brides‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Dawson, Albany, on Wednesday evening June 23rd. to tender their two daughters, Jennie and Blanche miscellaneous showers and best wishes lri honor of their approach- ing marriage. During the playfiiz of "Here Comes the Bride" by Mr" Parker Frances. the brfdcs-to-bc, prettily attired tn flowered Jersey dresses, were escorted to their 1e corated chairs by Miss Gladys Mac- Donald and Miss Louise Calms, ‘The heavily laden baskets were carried fii by little Misses Bessie Delaney and Mary Dawson. The gifts were opened by Miss Dorothy MacDon- ald and Miss Georgina Dawson and Miss mulse Cairns read the accom- panying verses and passed to the brides. The gifts were then arrang- ed on the tables by Mrs. Claude Delaney and Mrs. Denton Francis. The many and lovely gifts Inclus- ed sllverware, pyrex, electrical. fur- niture, linens, towels, blankets. glassware, etc, and a. large sum of money. The brides, in their usual friendly mariner thanked all fcr

’ their lovely gifts and lnvlted them

to vlslt them 1n their new homes. Then all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows.“ A dainty lunch was served by ladies of the district and the remainder of the evening was spent‘ in canc- lng, the music being furnished by Messrs. Hillard lrancls. Tony Noon- an, James Gallant. After which sll departed to their homes wlshliig Jennie and Blanche every happi- ness tn the future.‘

OFFICERS HSTALLED -- The Installation of the officers of Alpha Rebekah Dodge No. 10 f. 0. O. F. was carried out by District Deputy President Josie Howatt, P. N. ‘G. with Sister Annie Garnhum, P.N.G, as Deputy Marshal on July 8th. A staff of Past Noble Grands. Katharine Smith, Clare Blown, Ethel Sutherland and Georgie Campbell, Helen Flnlayaon. Lulu Nicholson, Elsie Campbell and Past President of the Rebekah Atsemb l’ sister Ruby l-Ioule also assisted. Those installed were Noble Grand Lillian Smith, Vice Grand. Mar- jory Cameron. Jr., Past NOLIG Grand, Alice Jewell, Chaplain, Vere MacPherson, Conductor, Ila Stewart, Warden, Kathleen Jay. RBNG, Ruth White, ‘L.S.N.(s.. Jean Smith. RSMG. Mildred Rodd. L.S.V.(L Vivian Graham, Recording secretary inure Waters, Financial Secretary Jean Crockett. P. N. G. ‘Treasurer, Mabel Worth, PlanLst. Helen G. Macllachern. P- N- C'- Trustees. Piioebs Pound. P.N.G. Helen Turner. Jean Smith, ENG. I.G. Edythe Butt. 0.0. Loretta Wlilts, P.N.G., Press Correspon- dent i-iaieii o. Machcnern. P. h‘. G. Sister Ruby Houlc. Put P1‘?!- dent congratulated the new ofiic- ers and wished them a successful refreshments

JDIMII’! TAXI Phone M;

80M! COOKING — am. Ivan Mclnnls. Phone 1357.

snows sauunsss iiioc for group and wedding pictures on location. .

It!!! PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Sunday. July 11th. Cardigan 11 A. M. Montague 7.30 P. M. Ml‘. Car! Currie, Student Minister.

THE PB-ESBYTERPIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Brookflcld Charge. Services next Lord's day as fol- lows: Brookfleld 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper wlll be celebrated at the morning service. I-Iartsvllle 3 P. M. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Minister.

UNIpN ROAD W. M. S. — The monthly meeting of the nloii Road W. M. S. met ln the church on the evening cf July 5th. Meet- ing opened by singing hymn, "Lord of all being". Scripture reading was taken from 4 different passages. Acts 17: 24-28. Eph. 2:13-14 and 1B. John 13: 34-35, Jeremiah. Christian Stewardship reading by Mrs. Harry Newman. Roll call W35 responded to by 14. members fol- l0\VCd'bY reading and adoption cf minutes. The collection for ‘fem- peraiice Federation collected at the June meeting amounted to $9.50. Many items of business were dis- cussed aricl the “Women's hlleSlflfl- .ary Rally" ls to be held at York Mrs. James Mound gave a Tem-

lpsrance Reading "Why do People

think?" Hymn “Lord of the Lands" followed by SentenceJraycrs. Fa!‘ the Programme Comm. Mrs. Harry Newman gave a reading entitled, “Our Minister's Sermon", Marjorie Lamont. gave a reading “God Talri- lng." Mrs. Stlrlliig Yec and Norman Yeo sang a duet “Who at My door ls Standing?" Programme Comm. for next meeting: Mrs, Lamont. Mrs. B. C. Hardy, Miss Norma You Collection amounted to $4.00 Hymn. “Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross" and Benediction closed tire meeting.

DONAGH SCHOOL

Report for Jwai

2. Anita Koillhsn. Grade IX - Absent for tests. and; V111 - Absent for tests. grade v11 '._ 1, Clifford ’I‘rslnor, 2. Clifford MacNally, 3. Veronica Brazil. Grade VI Sr. - 1. Jamfl! 3. Lawrence Koughan. Grade V1 ,Jr. -— 1. Koughan, 2. Gerald MaeNallY. 3- Johrinle Smith. Grade IV - 1. Mary Siritth, 2. Vincent McAdam. Grade IV Koughan. Grade I1 — 1. 2. Freda Drlscell. Grade I — No tests. Highest Average in lower Grades Joseph Koughan, Highest Average ln Grades — James Koughan.

HAIRY I. FIANCII

Ori June 8m. the death of H. S. Francis one of Fortune Brdlgew most prominent citizens occurred by drowning.

Mr. Francis was a member of the well-known firm of J. S. Francis d: Sons and was widely known and tlfighly respected by all who knew

m

From 1943 to 194'! he was a meni- ber of the Provincial Government, representing the 1st Dlstrlct of

Kings. In December last he fell ill of a nervous disorder and. received

treatment during the winter at the '

Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal, where high hopes were held for his complete recovery and he returned home in AprllQ-"Ifor s. tlme he was his genial self. but later relapsed and on the eve of returning to Mon- treal for further treatment, death 08MB.

His funeral was one of the larg- est ever seen in the vlcfnlty. The service was held in Bay Fortune United Church and was conducted by the Rev. W. McQuarrle whose eloquent ' and inspiring address brought a measure of balm to the hearts of his sorely bereaved fam- l

Among the honorary pail-bearers were members of the P. E. 1‘. Gov- ernment and business associates of thr- late Mr. Francis.

The active bearers were Elmer Campbell. Sam Johnstone, Alf Hig- gli-ibctham. Charlie Altken, Andrew Peters. Howard Wood. Lloyd Townsherid and Arthur Dixon Jr. He was lald to rest 1n the family plot in Bay fortune Cemetery.

Left to mourn the loss of a lov- lnc husband and father are his wife, two sons Wallace and Lorrie and three daughters, Elizabeth (Mrs. B. W. Williamson. Montreal): Hilda, (Mrs. A. B. LePage. Char- lottetcwni and Bernice; also Baby Ethel McEwcn.

He ls survived by the following brothers and sisters. A. E. Francis. Margaret (Mrs. W. H. Towns-fiend): Ida (Mrs. George A. Wood); Annie (Mrs. Robt. W. Dixon); Elsie (Mrs. Reg. Dingivell): Dell Mrs. Ulrlc Dawson.)

The floral trlbutm were beauti-

Grade X — 1. Johnnie Besgari,

Earl Koughsn, '

ful beyond description and were as follows: Pillow-Family. Wreath-Sister Margaret. Wresth—-Slster Ids.

Wreath-Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Dixon (Sister Annie).

Wrcatlw-Arthur Francis and Family.

Spray-Mother, Joe and Eric.

Spray-Kimble Mel-Ewen Family. Boston.

Spray-—Mrs. Anne McEwen. Baby