i,i3i3iL 23. . 1953
"iiininnaws GROCERY
38 ELM AVENUE
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Mrs. Ivan J. Andrews wishes to an- nounce that ANDREWS GROCERY will
'lEnloyahIe Spring Tea At Y. M. O. A.
A delllhtful spring tea was held Tuesday afternoon at the YM.C.A. by the Royal Edward Chapter, Imperial Order Daughters of the
will Be Atllllllicatot 1':
CU ARDIAN. gCHARLOTTETOWN
GUARDIAN
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COOK'S for Perfect Plcturea.
”YOUR DI.)l.I.AB BUYS HUBE- al. the HUGHES DRUG STORE."
he CENTRAL
ICE CREAM - Keep a suppiv on hand for delicious quick des- Ierts.
THE IDEAL SKIRT and Blouses for square Dancing can be found at Kennedy's Ladiea' Wear.
MILK means health lor the con- sumer and fertile farms for the province.
,.e.open MONDAY. 27th APRIL under her M?” E.
' Mrs. J. T. Davies. regent of the WALLPAPER - 139 patterns. -- managunen ' Chwmt l'”d Mm 3”” MN” Bryenton 8; Macxay. worm aoors. -- Our choice is - Dl-mamr Vlce "339m- YGCGIVV-1'1 the ' ...... wide, our prices are good. See our "T suests. and they were ushered by ctuswltu. for Bettie! prion. selection at Wright's.
Mrs. H. L. Sear, Mrs. E. 0. sound-
OOlOAI'E'I'OOTIl POWDER
ers, Mrs. F. 3. Chandler and Mrs.
and pussy willows adorned the piano, and the tea. table, artistically arranged with a large bowl of daf-
over by Mrs. J. A. Macmillan, Mrs. T. G. Ives. Mrs. H. J. Gordon and Mrs. J. A Lawson.
Mrs. Kelsey Jones or saint Johny new Sprmg mad",
graphs.
and Macxay.
l .M... l JUST ARRIVED. - Sweaters in
Kennedy's play.
SLIP T00 SHORT? Try our
W A" 0" Pummm KEROSENE. Electric and Pro- "Tall Girl Slips" at Kennedy's 30 A Pliny 13011411183 01' fomythll pane Gas Refrigerators. Bryenton Ladiea' Wear.
CALI. AND SEE the furniture
CARPETING VALUES all thisllclearance specials at Crockett & and .Storey l.td.,i
fodils and yellow and green tapers week, Crockett, in silver candelabra, was presided Furniture, p 9-L II!-SERVE May 1st for Mayfield
Hall when Darnley presents their "The Bandits Beautiful Baby."
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Storey Ltd., Kent Street. I 1 l l
N. 3., who will be one of the ad-I judlcators at the Prince Edward Island Musical Festival. Dr. and Mrs. Jones are both well known in musical circles in the Mari-
Mrs. Milton Ball. Mrs. Eldon Ladies' Wear...
Campbell, Mrs. Lam MacDougall, Mrs. J. O. C. Campbell, Mrs. stan- ley Bryant and Miss Jacqueline MacDonald replenished. and the
mung IF YOU NEED good full grain
I-wi; TREAT 11-ui; sum wr-1.1.." boots of solid construction come Glggey's Pharmacy. next Stewart's to Wright's. Priced from 55.50 to Bakery. 39-95. I
Supn-jinn shining agentlafely pol. ishea use to a gleaming nnunl whiteness. Colgate Tooth Powder lay, nnteetl to give.yqu cleaner, Ian liter, whiter teeth in lust 30 sec-
on s or your money back!
following members of the chapter were serving: Mrs. Stewart weir, Mrs. vM. T. Brehaut. Mrs. W. E. Massey; Mrs. W. T. Weir. Mrs. Earl MacLeod, Mrs. R. H. Barrett, Mrs. Lillian Wheatley, Miss Mary Has-
times and their concert appear- ances are attracting a widening interest. During 1951 they gave an extensive ooncert tour of the
Maritimes. performing as a duo- piano team, which included a con-
BIG SPRING CLEARANCE, Crockett and Storey Ltd., Furniture, Kent Sreet.
C0-OP SERVICES-for the best
MILK COOLERS. - Choice of ten models. Amazingly low prices. Storey Electric.
N()'I:RlIrIV)'AIYII;'!”ACADEMY
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14535": penetrating loam cle'ans- out stagnant saliva and food particles your brush can't reach. So Colgate stops had breath-helps fight decay. Fresh, minty taste! I19 brushingain 59c tin-so get Colgate and save!
The following is the March rc- Dort for Notre Dame Academy.
Grade XI L 1. Shirley Daley. , Lorraine SIl9Fl')'j Eileen L:-ice,v.l Yvonne Gardiner, Jean Bevan: Il.i
Aahdavaabttaau
Milkers, Coolers, Refrigerators Washers, Paints, etc. Insurance too 58 Fitzroy Street.
zard, Mrs. E. V. Bell, Mrs. Herbert Plstts. Mrs. Arthur I-Ieiiry, Mrs. Harold Buiell. Mrs. H. J. Hill and Mrs. Marcus Calder.
Mrs. J. S. Walker and Mrs. I-ii-ed Jenkins took the tickets for the
cart in Charlottetown, and a ser- ies of recitals on the Trans Can- ada network. During the past summer Dr. and Mrs. Jones visit- ed the continent and attended the Holland Festival, the Salsburg
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PIKOIS RAIBBON ROUNDER . . .
IVIUSICAI. FESTIVAL Programs are now available in Charlottetown
tea, which was under the con- pesuvu and me Edinburgh Fes- at Toombs and Miller Bros. Also in Mildred Mullen, Anne Bradley-,l K venership of the finance committee.lu.,,,1, Dr, Jone, 1, Conductor of Summerside. , Mary some”, pfkds beautiful new Casual . y . the Saint John symphony Or- --mu ' Commercial O 1. Velma Bernard; . chegtm, llI0iVTlILY MEETING Ladies 2. Mary MacDonald, Frances G:il- . . . , v ---..em...- Auxiliary caimiian Leiiion. rnday. lant; 3. Annette gi..cq,.im, alternating lows of grosgrain ribbon and 1.30 P. M. Legion Home. Gl':l(IP IX -- 1. Shelia Itlnllmvgl 2. Mary Claire Smith, .1. Patricia i Swiss Milan. In solid white or combined
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear
FREE.-Post Card size Photo of the Ulsianders" with each roll of film developed at Reddin Eros.
Mclnnis. ' Grade VIII e i. Anete McQuaid,l 2 Coleen McGee, 3. Ruth Bnin. '
with mellow pastels or dark shades.
Mother. Mrs. Melissa Wall, who Prints finished double size in al- Q,-ad: VII M 1, Mary Eveiyn, passed away April 23rd, 1947. bums at no extra charge. wmta 2g Mamda McQua1d' Joan I ”m”r""TT McCrarr'I. 3 Pea Dillon. l Th I till it i ur hearts - - JV cmtoldziy, In E e n 0 sr. ANN'S LOT as c. w. L. Glfde V1 r it An" 00n"0”Yr 1 , ' - V . That countless years won't take . --- igkullnge MaCD0mId' 3' Cwhermel g A ti 1 St. A ' Lot 05 ' Q 0 me "3 ” M” Grade v A l. Carol Ann Jones, 2. ---------1I
away. A place in our hearts that nothing sub-division of the C. W, L. was Marilyn McCanum' 3. Eugen Gramp
' can fill, held on March 22nd,, with an nt- Grade Iv pg 1 Ann Mcxmna 2 K Vie miss you dear MM-her and al- tendance of 16 members. , I , - - o ways will.. The president, Mrs. Patrick s3g:fa::uh'I3' Mamee” MCI""Y”' l
Olarkin, occupied the chair and the meeting opened with the league prayer.
Rosemary Hughes 3. Lynn MicI- secoiirl in
Lovlngly Remembered by Her saac, Patrioa Mccabe.
-- l. Dianne Hayes, 2. Daughters Mrs. Wilfred Whlt- l
ROTARY POWER MOWER
total dog registration
POPULAR, must!) I lpopularity is the German shepherd
laugh at tall, tough grass with Lawn-Boy . H g y . ,
vnlary action. Groom toughest lawn; with I”II:'dgI;:'::03;"IlI;I :'I'd 'sn1::" Minutes of the last meeting were 2.Gg:gf'iCig Lap:'XrS?e”;ld1;Vl;t"1;””I::)fJ S.I.()CKHOLhT(EP)g The lanky dosh
srsoecl and ease. Eliminate rolunq, hand Roy. read by me Secretary and adopted Callaghan Catherine Coaclv lnw dachshund is the most po ularl v- - - "rmmina. Won't -cola Nrram. 3 cuttino MIL ...M as read- The lI'eB5u1'er than Ea" ' .- --; doll in Sweden according top tiiel Nauru Island in the Pa”llliI ad- lmghti.RevolutionaryroldfYM'i0":0"!0li"il. her report -which W” very miedlp Loch Lomond in Scotland. larg-iswedish Kennel Club. About 10o.- niinistered by Australia. iini'riial'i.v "WHO-IP00 PUUOTMUMOAPVWOVIH by world B'bIe' shmvmg, R sum of 5317130 est. lake in Great Britain, is 24' 000 of these dogs are registered inlexports m-:ii'l.v 1.000.000 Wm Oi
dnnd 0" ""1 p'"""' Th" ml" miles long. lswedrn, roughly one-third of thelphosphatcs aniiiinlly.
ferent conveners then were called on to report,
s6.00 was then voted for flowers to decorate the altar at Easter. It was decided that the school girls clean the church for Easter.
Correspondence was then read, including letters from Mrs. L. L. Noonan. provincial presidentf Mrs.i D. J. McNeill.ronvenerofnationall Everett and scholarships, also from the conven-
,er of Missionaries of Mary, si.'i.00l was then voted for the Missionary order.
It was decided to hold a card party and dance in the hall. Thei members also decided that a mass would be offered for beloved provincial director, Rev. Francis McQuaid: also a. mass for living and deceased members of thel League. The members wished 00' remember It very valued member Who has left. the parish,
The nominating committee was then appointed: chairman, Mrs. Walter Coady. Mrs. Eugene Mc- Quillan. Mrs, Louis Campbell. The meeting was then adjourned.
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Mode in Canada by the mnnulneturui. at Johnson, Evinnido and Ello Outboard Melon.
In loving memory of my Mother. Elisa E. Sudahury. who departed this life March 19th. I948. and my Father Hall 1'. .Sudsbury, April 23rd. 1951.
Not today but every day. In silence we remember.
I Read The Editorials BUT ON THURSDAY We All Look For
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Ever Remembe or: by Family.
Car&d.O-f Thanks
Mrs. aynard Sanderson and Fii"'i?.. I ".3 iii”-”;iJ”'i3.””.f3" an 0 C 111 1'5, . F- dcn, relatives and friends and the Flmcy N. D. MacLean Funeral Home, for a4-v Boneless their many acts of kirtignessd alnd t ressins famay urng - .. . Ihgir sa':lglEg.a-venIyenII..- A r ' A IN MEMORIAM ISEIXOSIHE-S1520: tin 35 Lb. 39: I , ' -e- i OI" . . . . . . C Illhlovlnl memo? of rn.VlGran:- R by H d I 7 lb b moter.Mrs.Mellsss wal.wo om 00 a-- . ag ' . '...H'..'. c '::"”';';:d:k"';"":: IA:; "'7' FLOUR. Bag . . . . . . . . 53c smoked shankless R. . 0 Oh there's such E vacant 'pln':4:. Pasco -- 20 02. fin Ib- - v - - - - - 0 - ' - 45c ' H I'dlvtoe arooea. - AI: see augaeln her lalrnlllng fun.” 2 for 31: Is)I2,Ejs&AgrEserlb. 42; But. the Lord who (avrai. ails taken Pasco -- 20 oz. tin Nationw Beg: it '0.7' 1.813 I I I . Up In Heaven our 5 t you've - - I” " won. l 3'5"” "'55- 2 I" - - 3” sraawaanav JAM . . . . .. 45: Grandma. dear my heart is aching, But. the win or (ind was done. K9”-L ei- Imluly mmmbem, M DOG BISKITS, pkg. . . . 37c DEMONSTRATION Cincy WIELLPAPER Minute Maid Frozen Orange Julco 1 CLEAN RI 2 for ' ' ' ' ' 39: will be sampled at this Store Friday and I l l w-A I "am k A11 Flavors Saturday from 2 to 5 P. M. II OVII IIICIINDTI 0 I'. , V Lioyii Bulhnn. a. c. A. .r.. killed JEI-I-O. 6 for . . . . . . . . 591: SPECIAL -- 3 Tlhs '79:-. Plus in action April 23rd, 1944. FREE MIXING JAIL
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