New Lltllll lstl

IO! IIIAI MINING "t! sans Moose A run or

ll£7'll(_’§,

“YI-I\ T“ P455? “l Pbttulr min

Nsrllfilll;

igotftw.» lttttvrtci

tituuw wa- ttcv-piy 5t "n1 u _, _ {jwfifl “fr” "1 -“ ,“' WHIP-R: unto: was, mm On Thurda‘ .-t~.-..a.. it... u. s . l‘ o’ WNW-Yr ‘intro t: l ..|-, . , ,i\~k." Jlp» || ‘Apt p“. ,5", ‘.39 "HM '0' q r w ‘ma, b \ y

M." ,i,‘,,,_' ,7.,"‘,",,‘,. I‘; ‘_ """ ““‘ l“? "l" sltrrO-uunoo tut of ttmt Ethan] (rafultpt mi . 0 I ‘f:

Ammu“ n1‘ {Ly-pl - --' t ~v ;i~ htivaih‘ “PH! the It'll! 3min; hoe and three Rt-nt/flllfll , ‘ _

' ‘ ‘ - "Y It'll-t" o" the mn- s wlftldtnl} of (‘mm xt st. Minn "

lltd an not. KilOlAll

tilt‘ Alnrtttnol. as s t-t Omvm" 5"“: 3' Pym“ “"6 r.‘

thee o! tho happy group. tooth f

‘ ‘ “up ~r Brzlrsh minors tapped s It“ ‘Wvli of strnnlte into place

wars he ‘n ~' -i i- \ and durmglmttnitti‘ n u“ ijllro 4\ti:'lfl-1;‘ as the corner-atom ‘m, "u, mny “(mum {hum d. mo}. tor Ill? R A. l“ ulltcrp It i (:1 w“ 11m“.- lh“ wmml “mud m’ nimrwu"w .,-,,_.,,w,,,_,_,,,,, H, m“. ,.c,,,,,,__, _ "ll-ho"! m- colt-Inc Nmlrg- audience em filled m. Assembly hm, W, h“ m“ m m “Tum to" I us! timber Hm Ind I Hall. m. Peter Mlclsnac, e-pnnn ._ new,“ up u“ o“ “wk lu_e\‘flux,\_\_rnhfh"fif thorns marking the gum,“ o; m, "mum m<Q'Y‘u f: ' to his death, whorl he “as sllflfltll" Q“; mi . gm" 3M0 which m. M‘ l“ u‘. “m” °l the down" m. . _'ZZ.. -1\ ly taken tll and 0h Mound \l.'\l‘(',|l m“, ‘hénxzlr: ‘lllnzhemfglatfir; "';'"\'$ly""mi“m~‘ ‘“ l3““°"'“:l-" f: "“ ‘i i- .-' ' ' than, ho vms takwt 1., m» l‘, l l ' ' 8rd lflyil NW0“! fsf v W‘! F"- ‘ri (a ‘i; .‘ , __ illospltal Wllfift‘ no l-vllltl i-\\|,j1 ‘MIN’ n‘ '" m" ‘Pho oipkmu and rortlflout»; mrre ' "" L _ ybettrr medical can. He hull an .-,>- LTW" ‘NF’ m'"‘°"l“‘- "‘°- l" presented bu’ Rflht Rmrernd Mon- "'" mum‘ “l “'9 hll°k'l"‘""°¢ slgnor J.A‘ ltlurphy, DP. e~t em-

nrstton on Mlrch l-tth front uhlzll

\\"m\Pn and s few quiet ohildren.

(d rlstor of St. Atari’; (Yurch.

he never rallied. bu! gradually

no‘ weak" [mm death “Ame n , tho nnh- survivors of a village at

Sourts, whose itispirng nddrcs- to

urns ILACK runs and .Ȥ.- i..." m.

March livtlt The golnmt kcr of rtti- 5M “"1 tho grnditatos m t-learly emp ~. srors sunsunu - Alas NATURAL TAN t... mo... to i... t... .~......I.... 45”" ‘h’ "r" w- ow. ~n i... t... \':\ltlt‘ t». mutt... m..- "hm “m” ‘MM d“ l" 1942- ‘h? tlmi ‘and the "uipwtnnt ml» tw l-e

o! God's pnlaco. lie lcnttxs to Jllilllll

, Hero's modern protection ugainslvitiinul black baud“ m, w“, runner“. y “qt-omen were sent to roncrntratton 1 . . t m. t ' flies. mosquitoes and other insect pests. D ' , ‘ m“? ‘wimp _ the mm. y“. d “film w _ “S grafunles m .:r::.:.#";..:;ki::2struts: i: .t1:2:"“..::..""f.'r lfiilldwlé"$.1‘.l;$§;.‘;2‘§?‘§if? tesino ace necnarms etcuan _ ', ' ' ;,‘ .'- . ’ ' ' . ymfllbe fr“ frbm mnuying‘ “Sea! fiaélglgxgg. udStcllax hlachc-Irtziv, 1:121];(ihgiélryfitidunaglat “m n“ _lP G ltluvnaghan. curate of St. M _ u I * for6to8 hours. 'l‘antnois the latest Rhod m ' _ "f" ‘H5 “"3 “mfl- “ Th,‘ u d ' h - Mary's. So-urts; Rov. Dr, Louis tutu: g‘ f dismvfly ofsciench H a modem and e nd. MitdrNi. Mrs. t mum: K‘ _|~ “_ S v 0'“? "Bu" ll" Callétllhun. Roy. l-onttard lttarDow- House is boughtamlenjo ‘rd m“ ’ tested formula. . . ndourlcss. .. easy Dflmm¥ Albanb ltpw- 3 l -"““"" ‘ll§l"‘l~ 6681M»- “lWBO am, Rem 3310M (frrkctr. His Wor- b _ 3 ‘ RON." o’ to use and cury. A! your Green Cross > cunpbab Rpm” 1355'? Bid-m“ - - Vlmders died Tm ‘he mum" l‘ 1”" |shlp Mayor fiallaltt; ntemters of J mo" P801119 than any John Black. Bay Fortune; Pmrlfi“"“l“ "S" m P”'5“°' ~53“ u“ ttthe School Board‘ and Presldenb fibrand 0/‘

denies, i

2‘ g-os tuba 48c

liq, handy

‘Re; d. tmds. nari

Progressive Conservative

Convention SECOND DISTRICT OF KING'S A Convention of the Second District of King's will be

held on MONDAY, JUNE 30th, AT 8 P.M. in MORELL HALL, for the purpose of nominating two candidates to contest the

forthcoming Provincial Election. » send five accredited delegates.

B. ROY HOLMAN,

Each poll is requested lo

Mm. Earl Fraser, Bay Fortune; 1mm. at homo: Dollfllls at homo; Leonard. Marlo. l-Ilrirn. l-‘ilriimo Bridge and nino lfl'l/lllfif‘llllll"l\ll nno sister, lillttfllti. l\lr<. \\‘t.l . tuck, Lfallftttwl a. One broth Frederick. predeceased him years ago.

The funeral which was bdrcolv attonded. was hold on Mart 1'1 W31, a. short senior- at tho livustx t-‘lrtltt- to the Bay Fortune Unttrd vltui-tlt uttere- service was conducted by llLi pastor, Rev. W. A. .\IacQu.'trrio, which was very solemn and lllh; prossive, The hymns sung u lTho lltrtrs lVIy Sllfllllhdll. l-av ‘Sands uf Time ttro Szilkvug. mid tsafe in the Arms of Josus. lie was

laid to rest. in the clturolt cemetery

beside his sOn who dlod at birth. .10 await the glorious rosurrectirin morn. Tho pail bearers woiv, Fl" n

McClumtpitn. l.nrtlz~ lioofc, l ’

Undcrhay, Er-ncst Undenhztl; it;

Coffin, Harry IWKtCKClIZAC. t i The funeral director “BS N. l). {MacLeain, Charlottctioum. The fob; ‘lowing beautiful floral OllPlillgS‘

slX

Pregidgnt, spoke the tvmds nf rovrvorl mr-nr

on‘: ,

C. R. MFQUMD. Pillow .- Wlif“. Druglws. I1 W‘. Stella.

Secretary.

wiTh h Phone 47

sorrrn moron w. t.

The Juna meeting oi‘ South Mil- ton W. I. was held June 12th at the home o: Mrs. Nell MacNelll. Sixteen members and one‘ visitor were present. The meeting was opgned with the on. and Creed fqlluwed by Roll Call. Each meme her responded by namrnz s HRH!"- craft; she wished to loarn. The re- port from the Dlfly W" Yecelwd and showed a very gratifying P"- gqetu. A vote of thanks was D"- _"'_

n, J. moon

OPTOMETBIGI n a s polrtns Gill" “h; an it“

I Montague P. IL l. Offloe flour! 1ft to l3 A. M 2 to B P. M.

-FOR SALE BY TENDER- HOUSE AND LOTS AT

MONTAGUE

House and Double Lot formerly owned by the Late Mrs. Edith Stewart-in one of the finest locations in the Town- Eight-room house with furnace, running water connections; also lot and small born adjoining the property of Edmund Collings. Tenders will close June 30th, Separate Tender for each property.

lglmt or any Tender not ‘necessarily accepted. E. H. STEWART

_____ ._____._-- . scntcd to the Director and the Cast.

7

t

to attend annual IHPOEmg of Musical Festival. One new member was welcomed. The program for

Gerald Hooper. was answered. mounted to $1.35. After a delicious lunch was scrvotl by the commit- tee in rhargr, The moeeing closed with the King.

and sewer

I947.

Montague

The Rorl Cross. Cnnvenor stated

that. 2 honnets, 2 pair baoloos and

pair bloomers had been finishod.

On motion tcn dollars was voted

to the Groek Relief Fund. Mrs. J. D. MacDonald and Mrs. Rus- sel Cotes wero appointed dole-

gatos to the annual convention.

The July ntcotittg will be at the

home of Mrs. Robert Hooper with Mrs. lltfncDonald. Mrs. Proude and Mrs. Whito, on Refreshment Gom- mittee. Roll call will be answered by paying a fine tho 5120 of shot.

Mrs. W. L. C0105 was appointed ll18

he evening was in charge of Mrs. A Bible contest: The collection n-

Holldlys etc. by - ' Oflloe Connected With Drug Store

Morel! Grooeteria

i r- fi lkiulk§

KING'S COUNTY HOSPITAL

ANNUAL MEETING

.

Orescent-Ermna, W111 mid Futil- tly.

Sprays

Mildred. Claude. Boss-re Blanche and Johnni» Pearl and Earl

Eldon, Olga and Family Lin and Irene

Alice. Dick and Carrol Plchth and Roy Ellwood and Woidolt Jessie and Bill .\lcGarry Floyd and Cora

Annli- and Fllfflly

lllplwll

‘Cards of Syunpnthym"

Mr. and Mrs, Allhvlt‘ l"l'<’lll4‘l? Tana. MacKinnott Mr. and Mrs, Jack Vlisrrrrt. 1711.11‘-

' lottetcmn.

Adeline Cantpbell. St. John. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown. Chut-

lottotown. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arlhtlr MnrhZr. | Albany. Teamm- and Pupils ot l-‘orlttlfi Bridge School

Fortune Bridge Womtzars lnsxi~ Lute George and Minno Lhnttltittl Bcatrtcc and hltiriim Witt-tilt. ‘Ioronlo. Maude, Will Fraser Mabel and Entest Aitkon flnnny MacKlntl-on Ina Coffin l‘lllr‘(‘ll lliitgwrzll Leah lionnorl)‘ Jimmie and Wclrinii l'?llt‘.,‘l‘l"il Reg and Elsi» Dirtzwell Winnie Maclitnnon Beatrice Johnston Mt". and Mrs. Brenton Dollar and ‘Miriam. Edna and Jim Sandcrsv-ti Minnie Burke Sheldon and Mary lVlcSwatn Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston Fred, Bessie nnd T-lrs. “um Mr. and Mrs, Poter MflFKLfill-‘lfl Mrs, Jno Cunohan Jun» Arbitig Gertrude and Family Ed., 'Marion1 and Jane Bus. Mary MoCallum Emma and Wtll Sthattuck i matters of Sympathy I

Carvcll Bros.

The Liltottrynds rim-rt linlpplos,’ Rhoda Island.

AIll-hllt‘, Ant)‘. Francis and Mini- lly. ~

;vll!a2o hart harbored the assassins of lttunhard Hol-drli-h, twin Roth: prrtoi-tnr “ham the (‘ o |1.'< cnlorl "clot" llrukcr", the

hundred person: be- cs the survivors assembled for

i ‘-"‘-=‘l°rtlfl,\"s "oremony in the grass-

mt-nrorl snrldlo hotwoon two hills i-lirro til» old Iiirlroe porishod and tho now llllP \\ill hr: raised.

A nwurtlful wind carried away most of the wo-rds of the speak- rrs.

"It is not often that the dead rnvl tho living parlicipnto in tho 51w? tot-on mil," 551ml Bmrngi-d $ft‘o.~.=_ who loil tho dolrgatlnn of British miners which brought along a £30,375 ($212,500) cheque

raked ln a campaign to start the“

httiltlltlg project.

Thon hr tripped into plam- n slnno nlarkorl "Zdklarlni Kamen Novyt-h Lldi(-e“—whlt:h means

foundation stone of the new Lld- ire. As he rlrd there was a heavy roll of th-|tlrlt~t~ and a rlflwnpnur hogan,

Tho olovnul flatno whirl: was to Mo uchtcrl in a hldtlt <'l_\'lintl|'t~‘al h hoalrlo tho struts was loft will cittod until a future time. MORELL W. I’. _ \ 'T‘l"..- tnonllily courting of the Wlriroll Wtmrills lnstlttite was hrlrl at tho name of Mrs. Aldus ' V wliotnzio. There urre thirteen mtotrt-bers prosont.

meat no was opened by the out. with tho club wrmtotfs (‘r rl lit unison followed by tho roll call and t-he minutes of the provinus meeting.

It was dccidcd that Mrs. Edward Andorsnlt buy yarn for mat.

Mrs. imnbrnst- Stoclo was ap- pnl-itml tn road a papor rm liltluicn- tic-u nt tiho district convention.

l It was rtocidod tn invite Mr. §Slmiw tn an oducnt/nnal meeting.

l It, Wns dorlded ' cntal fnrtn for information l--~~ ll'r~t".<_ _ Wrmtol tmffm and Mrs. Wm. l.‘\\l‘.\'ill"l trio anpnintnd to school bnoutiFit-zttlnn committee. ' Flftv dollars vans voted for prizes for school childron who are also to lv-ocolx-n rt tront. l ;\l'.'s Edward Antlorwlt and Mrs. l-‘.'\"'n:r Drnlzr" arc lu olrtrgc of trotti- Tlto moot my rltlritiz tho sunimrl‘ lnrtntlvi ~~ to bo holcl Ln HIP Sfhfifil l — no luuohos. An mtctlnn netted tho sum of mm. ~ Aim»- a Clclirlulls lunolwoon sorvod h,- m. linSlQt-zs tho singing of tho imlylq" ltrr-tlglll‘. m» ntootltig to a pln"f‘. Mr:

“Ru-pig, worm scuoot.

Maud» steel. Secrotarin

Pnlv-Yl liq‘ \l:t_\'. GWEN" IX e l. Grade VTTT " Bolt/y Hughes;

l)‘l‘ol,l1v Rturrav. Dnnirl Ma"-

... l.

l

2, Tsnbol Maccalltun. _ Grndo t __ 1st.» l. Joan skefhnl-

ton.

the Grr- ‘

to write to. the.

3, 3,1. Mcl-Cintton.

‘or loCtrl sncioths

A prozrnnt rf nuts-r and sang 5v l.llo H1221 Sr-‘rnol pupil; ploalvl mtrorfttoi-d the Qradtlatr" in: .‘ prtvatlnn nl tho plirylct "Tho Pilin- of Success" ln which was r0 KPH" blended the olutrming gllyety o!’ pllplls o1 tho grrmtmnr tcnrol grades. Against. a baokgrrttnd of grim stngr- drupor o< alto lmslol-R of narcirstr. ddfcrills zmrl othcr blossoms. tho girl-graduatp: in floor-length trhlte grownnpnd D H14 carnation nosvgws. and tho 111m

MH277

young gontlomoti “Wwrllltl. a W 11¢‘ (-,,,-,,nt1¢,,_ y-rvytnbd a rloligrtfxil pqtfnrh (it ynrthtul t-hnrrn. Tllo tnllnuwng progrz-tnt uas PW" sottttd: Duet -_ "March of tho Olflelt" .. H, hingrlman - Gorztldne NBCDZ-nrtld and I-jlonrre lft-nys. ; Greeting . Nollio Fol"? , Pcsmtniion of Frst Aid C91‘? ificntcs. ‘ Chorus "Tho Bolts of st. hfnryfls” .. High School,

l»! rm solmol Doprtrtttzcnt _ Pro- motions and Prontltuus I

Ptrontafnn nf Fina/or». ln the GVndHHlPS Tully ‘fits. f Elnflnrll’ Clinic-n, Marga-rot, Pierce.‘ ‘Noella Peters. Ann enlist-Fr. (‘nth-l orlnr- lvlrCmugh, Bronda Chevor e.; ‘Anita C" vorr‘. Dflrmhl’ CY" me?" Btu, hfclilto r. ‘ z Dtl‘l, "Alliiurr Poltnatsr- in; A higjnr" Chopin Eu d Richards filldwlidlll Riohnrcts. | Tho PJInr of Success Graduates allied by: l-lllghrs, Jtmn Chovorlo. J N" ‘Pnqttrt, Camila .'\l:v."-Atll'-\_\', Frit- rioia Micllrrzrd. llolon Nit-firs Mn"-

the Martha

Cormack, Ann lvlcDonnld, F ant e. Grant. Vrhtn Pnqueu. YVOP"? Shirl y Rnion, Vivian Creamer.

Jeanctto P.t~~:s. Graduation l-lttmrs. ' A Parting lvorrl Poiers t A'ma tvlater. V . “Address to Graduates Rim. Rnvoronrl Monsignor" J.A Mu‘- pllY. DI’. Crfll Suw- ‘Illtr Kin?

Rom na

l Tho Stwidwrd first A41 Comf- loate is\. .d by the Canatlfln R/d Cross S clcty has been awald d h: Nllssts Anna Hughes. Stisnn Mac- Pntors, (‘alhcrinc

Attlav. Ramon-t rm: nttnmo tutfitiusil. C‘- Told- lno M‘-l)1rt\"| Vivitn Pieco, Ev- olyn Mrli Marlo Ma Ktnunn. Lorraine -Roarh, Mica lvfahonejw. Adeline Pottrs. hfttrtiitn Hllsh s. ClflT.‘ llloDvitz-lt‘. Elena-w KEQYF.

$11» ltloGultg-lt, Bornlctxlvlcliat-ltortt and Hcfn hlalltlrd '

l Grade X Certificates More aw- atdtd to: Bernice McGaugh, Wanda. ‘MgPheP, Elnllofo Kenya. Clerc Mc-I Donald. Lorraine Roche, Martina- Httghos. Eviirl Rcliards. Jnnn Rich- flfdts‘. 1mm, Creartlr-n-Rlllh M<I< Donald, Lorrnn Mnllitffl- M1119 Geraldine McDdnald. Edna l\iacDon-a"d.

. fro»; flit," ' _ , ‘ or do rr - t, lilnrlnn Murat: _ . i?‘ WEN, tlitownrl: It. Susit- Murrfllh! GRADE x PRIZE LET . (p-qm- [v 19v.» l, Srtnml‘, _ _ , _ . . , . _ i '1' c v rtnt-(rencralg BIORZP iF-rilflsxn“ 7‘ Em F|"hl‘ym~E“-a'ard Medlapl will loo atuardod to the DUTYI ,,,,,(,_',l,“,'lf' w ‘ “m ‘ " making the bishcfl itflhdlus l" w . tho FHUHHCG Etaminat one. Grndo m M tar.» t. Morlctlc 1 f t, “W, , M- Mnotjillniit. x_f;lalt’j°“‘o“jf‘,h_°”x"°,,,,;;,,§§d bv mnm" m S "in " “no ‘TM’- tgho J Hitches Company‘. is aw- rwlitiili: and Alice MrlCCfillUm “med m: BnI-nace “qcoaugh. A "W" ' » - $5 Prem \ll1l for 2nd Hlzhtll B’ Clliall" u ‘i l‘ hum“ Shaw‘ gt-esgate, Grade X, lmrsentrd W

Mr Melvin McQuuld t: awarded

to Wanda lVlcPhco. l Promium tnr 3rd ltltmost A8-

ICanadlan Logicn for second Punk

lmerit. to Alice Mulroney and AMI

the world,

J

~ A 1' M iildtiir

A Product of General Foods

Soul-ls Branch of the Canvd any Legion for Gtnerzl Profce cy awarded to- ltd-mom Peters.

$10 prcmimn presented by the

ln yearly aggtgato ls arrarded to Miss Anna l-ltighes.

$10 Prrmiiin‘ plosontod b\' if" CRllVIllC Wunsrfs Loaetic. is wt"- arded for t-htrd yearly 1123f" at". with equal morit to Ne.'.le Foloy and Alice ltlzllhoney.

$6 premium, presr-ntcd by t?!" Canndimt Lozicn rtwardvd tw tho boy mtikuig tlw- lttghest “gar wit‘ lnr the ltuar. Mr. Sptlflftn H zrl- den.

$5 premium for l-atln pres r-ivd by Right Reverond Monsigror M111’-

plry is awarded to Miss Ramona Pclors l $10 premirlti pr-smtlod b,\' St-

Maryks Altlmrttte far the by and the girl who showed the geatral application to class work dui B the year awarded by popzur vzt: of the class to M18! Gerfllt-‘fflc Dil- rrm and Mr Charles Gills.

$10 promum for Scionco. Pr?‘ senled by ihc- Sourls Council of the K-tfchts of Oolumbua NW 15rd with equatmertt: to Miss Aloe Ma- honoy and Miss Ramona Peters.

$5 premium for Roll; on 11f" sonltd by Mr and Mrs. Loo Dol- rou, moritod by M 5195 Anna Hughr-r, Ramona Pttcrs and Ter- esa Oat-rigor». awarded to M15! Teresa Corrlgan. Y

5.110 prnmunl for Literature and Colttpcvitlm presented by the CJLhCIlC Wnntrnfl; Lenizur? awarded to Ramona Prtms and Nrllo. Fairy.

so prmtum lcr Oompo-ttlon by the Cathalk; wcmonis Lwsue 11W- ardcd to Mr Kenneth Doucette.

$10 premium for fiat raizk ‘n lunthumufics. presonted by the Souris COUNCIL of lhe Knlshts Ol‘ Columbus awarded with oquel

Hughr-s, .

s5 prrmium presented 21y East- trn Packing Co. Ltd awardrd as second prlzo ln Mathematics and Science to Miss Susan Ma Aulay. l $10 prtmfum for Hlatn Pl‘?- tscntid by the Catholic Wot-nears {League awarded with Htvll 111"" to Miss Nellie Riley and Mlts AMI! Hughes.

lb premium, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mscmuay tward- od for assiduous application VJ Miss Catherine Harris.

Q premium for French, present- ted by the Catt-folio Wcmerfis Imague awarded to Miss Ramona _Pete'rs.

t Second prize for French ‘$150)

lprcsented by Mr and Mrs. Cte 112 MaoAulny awarded to Mus Lucille ocd.

‘W Second prim (82-50) tn Oh-mts- lry, proarnt-ed by Mr. Pete-r MM-

xiation and of the world rose- up for their few years of fame, Nor- man sketched them all l“ tum, Presidents Cleveland. McKinley, Taft_ hath Rooscvelts and Wood- row Wilson all were carlcatured hy tho bluonoso who left his-na- tive land at an early are.

He was n friond of PTCSIGPHO Theodore Roosevelt tvhq frequent. l.v asked for the latest Norman cartoon. t

Often he turned to writing and, his greats-st feat, as a reporter was to ohtai-n an lnltrrvimv with Britain's David Llcgvrl George-an achievement considered lnlposalble b!’ "WW correspondents.

Ritchie could use either hand for his sketches and was able to draw two different caricatures at the same time.

A brother, George E. died m i937 after serving three terms a: mayor of Halifax.

In addition to hla widow, sn- other brother, Dr. Stephen d.

Ritchie. lives in Halifax.

a ._ “it zuonzu. c. w. 1,.

‘the monthly 1mm C, W. L. of Moroll was ttlwrisiid :1 all: 8th. with an attendanoe o: m, mnmbers. The presid-ont, Mm y p, MaoInnLs opened tho meeting my braver.

After thp t] u, °Y U" Provlnil: rnbirlngwrcqm" lDPPOVt-‘d and signed,

Various discussion; owing to the small numsblelrgdprlii: out it was decided to call a speolnj nteeting tn thq n m; definite plans. a“ “N m m“

It was decided that m, ‘mu ‘b6 donned 0h Jtune put ch _

It was decided to get. s statue at lithe "infant Ol P|‘Bgul'>"_

It was decided that the monthly "lwl-lnfia be nus ncled till teanbel‘. pe sep-

Tfio correspondent» wu reed p; the secretary. Miss Mary Sltnnott.

TM Imfllflt! was brought to s close by prayed’.

Wednesday morning.

B“ . requested.

Morning trip from “ alda at 7:30 A.M.

Sun-muslin 2:80 PM.

M. and Soarls only st 9:15 PM.

‘ TNE ISLAN

"TRAVEL

QUICKIES

ADDITIONAL

Bummer Bus Schedules EFFEOTIVE Jlllli 1s, m1

Juno 18th the following additional

Sumpaher Solhedulcsqrgll go Into efloct.

roul UM‘! D RUN Ch lttoto

lottetown 11:15 A.M. via Bessemer-floated; ittltlnolllflitziiCfivIléegrychTlrfi and making through fast. connection for all Mainland point; and u “W118 Boston following day at 11:00 AJL-Ono Way Fan $18.15; Return Fare {tfiflo-lnoltldlng Tax. stop om prlyflq" m";

THIS l5 THE FIRST LIMITED SUI-PAC! RUN IVII. ESTAB- usunn on rumor; mwann tsunm. by Bus with this trip from all parts of I, l, ]_

N" morntns trip to Sourls mm; Charlottetown u mu ax. Returning leave Soul-ll at I115 RM.

Connection: out be null

“rd... min‘-

The 9=1-'~ P-M- ‘rrln fram Chlllfllldb a s ma will ma: through to Tlgnlsh on artisan/iv :4 suuuriaitnire mitts l. N" M»! Trip Sunmerdde-Borden leaving Borden ms m1. and

5UP"!!! l!" 0' Clwllllllll fill will be announced soon.

All the above are in addition to or regular schedules now ll d- fm- however Neale nato South-North Lake will now time n ms r.

OONIUUI‘ oun swan Aplrrra

MOTOR TRANSPORT

BY BUS“

By Ken Reynolds

; MONTAGUE l MEN'S WEAR STORE

Be sure to see the line of Prince Suits which have just arrived man. Also men’! Slack Suits, exceptional value at $10.00. Sport Coats $l7.00. 5P0" Slacks, Gabardine and Sharkskin, $7.50. Sport Shirts, $2.25 to $4.75. As. sorted shades summer Sweat- ers, $2.00 to $7.25. Hole- proof and Wolsey Hosiery, 75c to $l.35.