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Gay is the rose. etc.

POWDER

Tomatoes were eaten by the 1n-

It hsl been thought by ms or Peru centuries ego.

Y since 1939 that the hest of the sun and stsrs is from atomic energy.

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ewey n. may be oi five cents‘ e word. strictly M!‘ able in sdvsnee.

COOK’! he Inotogrspns. ooursnsusrrou urn n» summer.

NEW OBBSTERIIELDS jut u. rived. ToolnbsMusic Store.

CIVIC TAXES-Pay your Second Installment City Taxes eel-lg- and avoid the last minute rush. 21-81.

BECITAL, Heartz Hall. Thum- day. June 27th at B pm. Pupils oi A, Roy Kendall. LILA-M.

CIVIC TAXES-June 29th is the tlnsl date for paylllflll; c! Second Installment City Taxes. 6-21-81.

DON'T MISS Musical Concert by the St. Thomas Aqulnes Choir dir- ected by Professor Armand Auger o! Montreal, in Prince o! Wales Col- lieagé. éiullvilitoriiun July 2nd and 3rd,

Rosel- . Road. will be At Home Thursday afternoon from 3.30 to 6 in honor o! her daughter- ln-law Mrs. John Rowlsrnd. Rogers.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. — Sen

(hen- lottetown t0 e Lodge Rooms) at 8 P. M. (D. . T.) conducted by Mr. Donald Nicholson.

“yj \ YOU WILL be pleased to Asleep in the Deep-You" 1s heart alone-In all the round-Peter. Peter. Gsy

beer my country is. ls-

St. Til-lorries Aquinas Choir.

CITY POLICE COURT ._ Yes- terday morning st the city police court nine otienders were betore the Mazistrate. Four youmz men chsnzed with creating e disturb- sms in s restaurant were re- manded until today. A remand-

ed case of operating e motor veh-

icle without consent of the owin- ur was again remanded until to- day. A vountzster guilty of theft

was Riven 60 days in jail, a drunk was remanded lint-ii the 28th and gfwo unitary ossee were disposed a

MecEACHEIN - MseLEOD. -' s

pretty Wedding o! interest to many trlanqs was 30th at th

solcmnized on Mly

THE

Was it poverty? Give uwther er who provided her with mink Husband one ct the men who

kinder.

whet crime Mrs. X's once him.

"Oh." responded the vwomn. tedious."

that s good men hed But. l! the truth

husbands and wives accuse their

which they bore until they could

cnym for boredom? In one of Shaw's

always welcomes her fold.

trorn being bored to death.

GOOD PROVIDED, TOO

more lmllbie men ever wsked to the lltar.

Every surmise tilled. Then, quite by accident, I met neighbor's old Birlhnod friends and schoolmates and. s comer, I begged her to tell me-i! the terrible st-o

CHARLOTTE IUWI!»

guess. for Number One Wes s bonk-

ooets sud pearl necklaces. Was Friend are. sorrow ct the home end the Joy of

u the Hench proverb has it. the the street? Not st All. No gentler,

"he dldlrft do anything. He was Just

Being prepared tor the worst, I reeled under the shock o! learning been divorced by his wire because he bored her.

were known. doesn't that happen ften th know? In reality, doesn't tediousneu o er an we

the seven deadly sins? And isn't the "menial cruelty." mates of inflicting stand it no longer, Just e legal gyn-

nlsys ther is hll d in wt! then takes sn excursion down tfhs a p m er g e who mw and

week more homes than all of

upon them end

new Joke to t 11, 1m spicy 20min. or who can tux intelligently wit): heft.“ L‘

an. So Perhaps iediousness is the unforgivmbls sin in marriage, after

rs COMMISSIONER _ 9mg, B. Dsrraoh has been appointed commissioner for taking atrium; in Prince. Queen's and King's mlde ‘Tuesday morning in the Su-

Biggie Court by Mr. Justice Arsen- l .

omesb ALL us! Dondniorl Day. Monday. My 1st. Open all dflv Wednesday. July 3rd.

NEW BANKER

5- y. the new accountant ln the Bank at Canada here. in suocesion lo w. Hector '1'. Cum. promoted slrent. arrived from ‘mr- onto last evening. and will ss- silme duties immediately. The present silent. m. D. A. MsnKin- non. hes been given six months lave o! absence. and will go on pension Jan. l. 104.7. alter 4i years 1nd 3 months service with the Gavmnnent and Bunk of Canada combined.

Mrs. Norman W MscL Bridge- town. P. E. I. van in marriage by

The brides- Miss Myrtle MsoLeod of (Ilia:-

sage of tslinmsn roses. The groom was ably supported by his brother Hsddon. Immediately utter s tuous VIBddl-rr; couple left on s honeymoon rip the Annapolis Valley and other points of interest in Novs Scotis. Prior to her marriage the bride was guest at s. miscellaneous show- er given. by her friends and on re- turn from their honeymoon the bride and groom were tendered shower st the home of the Ch Numerous friends Join in wshing Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod many years o! happy wedded llfe.

mlfnfP- supper the ‘happy

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‘fidwee; qtizelyeewsedluznel tiuwitlzdenble-rlelsfireedoohllilr. lehie .!t'e to fireflies- emu-s

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her brohheri CHECK-UP GOES 0N- cngth dress

of blue sheer. her flowers were a corssgo o! red roses. maid lottetown ware pink sheer with cor-g

Dooherty Ind the erty, Cherry Vslley. The ceremony

we I

by was piece dross o! cost in the with cream fur. flower blsck Beauty Roses. by Mrs. Jack Mscllse u mntron of" honor who wore a

piece dress wit-h col-sags of roses. Mr. Jsok Mscltae e

ceremony Mr. . left on s short honeymoon tltlelir return to Cherry Valley w

and Mrs. River left l-t several Scotll.

m. end Mn. Alhioin. have returned home cite: friends

Miss moi-mes Yotmkerof Kinsman have

Safety check which week. Gite! of

ed with the co tion psrtmem received from the motor- ng blic. While it was too early Yo ve any accurate figures. about 40 per cent of the cars checked so tar showed detects of one kind or other, the Chic! said.

Edward lslnnd Presbyter ductions announce the fol win

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5 . . . Lot 16 United Church .cn. Tuesday,‘ ilauly 9th. All s)ervices will be st 8

M. (A S. T

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late Mrs. Dooh

erforlned in the presence of s timste friends end relatives Rev. Roy E. Webster, The bride

filly attired in e two- Queenb blue, her Isms shade himmed end s matching hst. Her accessories were! and he!‘ col-sage American

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She was attended l

blue print two-l flower he: and; ttortded thy (room. and

. On they their many with them much he

prosperity in their life

_._._..___.._.. Personals

Mr. Miller Sanderson end Fullion Sanderson. North Tuesday morning to vis- points of interest in Nov:

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m. wmus Proud u...

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Ellen ’s Diary

By m llllnd Farmer's wit.

(Continued 1mm Page _‘ I)

June and all and 1

llll-fllal. He is mull ".’$,,§§fi“‘l‘.' “WK? hem And “ en" James Sold “do mu know what he said when we finished the blunting. ‘We're all done our mg ‘cept one acre o! tun-lips"! The" 1n

animated convel-"alion d w Ln tn ‘liitchon right now-in which I musel o n.

Until tomorrow. .

. 01' . Good-night, "y

Police Birtwhistlel sold yesterday he was hlgzhlmless-l De-'

THE COMMITTEE of the Prince! on ln-‘ in-. 3g

DOCHERTY -- YOUNG WED-l DING. -- A

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re. A. Wtlkinso , . Robinson.

one of my‘ getting her into ry could be told- first husband had committed that maids her div-

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In Memorials:

WDLGBAHAM

seventy-sixth gar of his age. Deceased had been

failing health since earl spring and had entered MOYnIQUB oepitsl tor treatment about two weelu be- tore his death.

Despite sll that. medical skill and n could accomplish his sys- tem in its weakened condition. fail- ed to disks off the malady. and be lfiltd sway on above mentioned

e.

well

s lobster packing establishment in company with his brother Charles

‘ for many years. his business brougltig w

him into intimate contact varied classes o! whom he was his friendliness. onesty mud fair- ness. Hs was beloved for his uick wit and umour and above a1 his lconst rgumuiéiness to hel omlpoyeu o onomio conditions to s few years ago.

Such help was always given 1n s most cheerful manner and many

his the dllflmlt eo-

as he wss Iunllisrly known for the assistance rendered in this way.

attend his i‘

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He leaves to mourn their loss one son Harry on the homestead: one do tor Belle. Mrs. Cameron Reid of urrsv Harbor North: one bro- ther Clhsrles of Gaspereaux: two

sisters. Mrs. Geo. Graham of Mur-

ray Harbor North; Mrs. Mary Mo- Klnnon o! Whit-n Rood and slso sigltét gmd-childrerl.

0 lzheeteerniz-lwhldihewss

held was smlply domonstreted by the lure nusnvber of people, who, ln this season. turned out to, unsrsl which took place‘ on Thursday, May 30th to Murray Harbor servicss st the house were Lean o! Montsyue, l

The following hymns-sh fav- Orllte oi the deceased‘ were sun. _-'

North ceznetery. The

conducted by Rev. Mr. Mo-

FLOWER!

Wreath-Tho Fen-ii . 9Drly~Bel1s and smsron Spny—Gruo snd Ellie SlKrey-Mr. and Mrs. in.

Gard of Thanks

Albert

Ms". end M . H Grebe‘. to thunk slbwtheiil-rrllriends. B0732

other: for the

Ind m ltindneues shown r-d h i -* --- ed in their recent ‘lasresveg-lellhewl

______._._.

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Ms tililes 1 b0 t as t ‘hum. Olfiogdyl lnhgled m":

tor

which existed lip

people in the surround country ind outly district wll nlwsysl emember th gratitude "William",

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CHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL

MuKENZII-BABRIEE WEDDING Chucbdi.

St. Augustine's Church. Van- couver. was the scene oi a pretty weddim when Miss Andrea Bar- rier, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. Barrier of Winona.“ and C“

and Mrs. J. u. .\.:.». .. . . . George. were married at a nub~ iial Mans celebrated by Major An’- gle. assisted by Rev. Father Gil- hooly. on Saturday, June ist.

The charming younz bride ont- ered the church on the arm of her father. to the strains oi Mendels- sohrfs Weddinu March. and wore s suit o! ice-blue with matchin»: accessories and comaze o! Rarden- iss and camations. Her attend- ant. Miss Helen McKenzie, sister o! the lrroom. wore a dove-blue

suit with matching aocessoriesand

nor-sage o! pink carnations. George

Bsthlete. brother of the bride was

best nun. The ushers were Mom-rs. Allan A. McDonald and John McKay.

~ - - ‘—~> <- w"- render-

ed bv the choir or or. Auzustinfl

The parents with the bridal ocunie received the Incite at a re- ception held st the Hotel Devon- shire. After which the happy

, vounz couple left. amid showers of i gqnfetti by plane for a short hon- (D12) J. G. McKenzie. son of Mini

evmoon at Victoria.

Among the guest-s were Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McDonald of Cran- brook. uncle and aunt of the groom. and their son Allan. who is a student at the University oi British Columbia: also Mr. and Mm A. J, McKenzie. uncle and aunt of the zrowm. and MY- l1 Geanot. uncle of the bride.

Mrs. McKenzie was formerly l nurse at St. Boniface Hospital. where the szroom interned-

Capt. McKenzie is a Rrflndwfl of the late Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie of Scotchfort and a nephew of LleuL-Colonel (Dr) MioPhee of Summerside.

sensor PORNADOES Tornadoes advance across th!

esrth M. a speed of 2O to 40 miles an hour.

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