Ewing i1s.y1954

HERMITAGE SCHOOL

Hares.

Grade V-Michael Wood, Eliza- beth Curran. Leo llayes.

Grade LII-Doreen Murphy.

Hayes. Grade I (At-Elaine Murphy. Grade I (B)-Blair Murphy.

iMid-term Report) Highest average: Gerald Curran,

1):-Lorrairze Ma.cVarLsh.

(jvztle p 017219 VH1-Nmeeri Curran. Grade II-Gerald Curran. Marie 0'I6'7t.. rm-rd" V”r””” D”.””' 3F ”5”" M-Hon Rocemm teacher-

JUST IN FROM ENGLAND! Hundreds and Hundreds

of Fine Woollens for Spring at Tip Top Tailors '

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIANlPIanning

COOK'S tor Perrect Picture-A.

CEASWILL tor Better Photo-

I graphs.

JIMMY'S TAXI - Dial 1379. I370 or 5252.

Wl..lGHT'S has about 50 pairs oil Black Plastic, ilat heel Overshoes It 81.98.

”YOUIl DOLLAR BUYS Moll.- IG the HUGHES DIIUG STORE. l

ISLAND GRILL. Queen street Dial 5228. serving iuii course din- ners. Specializing Chinese dish.

KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE - Student Permanents 32.50. Shampoof and Finxerwave 50 cents.

RECEIVE! MEDAL-Mr. Charles Proude, rural mail courier on Mil- ton R. R. 2 has received the Corn- nation Medal irom Her Majesty The Queen with following cita- tion "By Command 0! Her Majesty The Queen, this medal is forward- ed to Charles Proude Esquire, Milton 3.. F. 1., to be worn in commerneration oi her Majesty's Coronation on June 2nd, 195:1." Mr. Prqde has been delivering

... M54. in England I. N. IAWNSLEY LTD.

IIIKSHEAD MILLS WILSDEN, YORKSHIRE, ENG.

Made ill fnglobd IEIGH Mills CO. LTD. y Ituiofoko, YORKSHIRE, ING.

Mods Ill swim STANDEVEN co. LTD. uovsiur Mitts HAIIIAX, voritsiiiu. mo.

good

.;..lillEDll..l

pay and

Cheese new for widest selection, laund- eel to your 2! individual measurements

Wei thh uiqtnlled statement: Only at Tip Top do you have such e multitude of fabrics. shades and patterns from which to choose your new mrlng suit or coat; only at Tip Top Tailors can you get such standout style. wotmanalilp end value in clothes-44 years of ladmhip says to!

I Mutation et enygg price-for boll! MEN and woman

'ee”aioiim Tip Top cloths Fleet. simi mites ilglt, 'MW4l&-or -A-nu.

adshaien guaranteed or your -our r-I-uh-I baud: 'e Greatest Clothing Value

"""' 99 Grafton Street, OUR EOARDING HOUSE

Top

fciilors

Charlottetown, P.E.l.

Major Hoople

THIS 15 A5 EASY To DiAs-. NOSE A5 Vouiz HiCCUPi 6oi.os om 6ATURDAY NIGHT!-u-THE COAT-CHAIR p FITS iriio THE -5uiTcA-35,1, JAKE TIPTOES our TO - Tizv To -SELL ir! HEILL RETURN BECAUSE Hi6

ms 8AFFLiN6,TvJi665!JAKE'5 8&0 WA-Sm" 6l.EPT IN LAST MIG-HT,i-its ISUITCA-55 IS GONE, BUT His 6Hii2T5 t-- MOSTLY 6MLiD6ED --.

ARE 6TiLL HERE! VET

MY COAT- CHAIl2,i-lA6

.: Yxxgygy

-yrural mail (or 53 years his terri- i tory take; in part or Milton, Wim- yloe, and North River.

R. C. A. F. ASSOCIATION-At the annual meeting at the Marl- time Group, R. C. A. F. Associa- tion, held recently in Moncton the following Island members were elected to the executive. Mr. Greg Mulhoiland, treasurer, Stininiersidegi Mr. J. A. Carruthcrs. vice-nresi- dent ior Prince Edwtird Island and Mr. Stan Maclnnis Group lI3pi'C&- entative. Charlottetown The nit- nuai meeting of the Maritime Group was held in Chnriottetoun last year and it has been the policy or the Association to have; these meetings in a dittcrrnt Prov- ince each year. As national repres- entative for Prince Edward 15- land, Mr. Maclnnlzi will attend the National convention to be held in Ottawa next May.

IN MEMORIAM

of

dear

In loving memory a Huoband and Father. Daniel A. MacDonald. who passed away

February 13th. 1951.

A silent thought. I secret. tear, Reeve her memory ever dear. Time takes away the edge

Iflul. But memory turns back every leaf.

sully Mlaaed and Ever Remem- bered by wife and Funiiy.

IN MEMORIAM

Mothu, Mrs. Margaret Matthews. who passed away February lath. 1928.

In my heart. lies a memory.

More precious than silver and (old.

It's the memory of my darling Mother.

Whose picture will never grow old. Inserted by her Sim Percy.

IN MEMORIAM I

In loving memory of my dear Mother. Mrs. Margaret Matthewti. who peered away February 18th. 1928. I

With broken haul I wetohed you And aw you pus away. Although I loved you dearly.

I eould not make you stay.

Cheater.

Always Remembered by her San, l

"WE TREAT THE.BICK WELL".

Giueyi Pharmacy. next Stewart's

Bakery.

WOMEN! black, low heel. lee- ilier strap. Ballerinas. regular use (or sl.98. Wrigiit Shoe Co.

xenoszuz. Electric Ind rm-I pane Gas, Reirizeratom. Bryenton and MacKsy. I

VISIT HI-STYLE MILLINI-1lYl 1635 Great George street. Dveryl style Hi-style.

SERVICE TO SICK, Dial 5187..

Cantwell's Pharmacy, next to Gloria.

AT WRIGHTS. - Another big week end with Women's Black Suede Junior Cuban Pumps at: -7:398. :

NTELLA MARIS GRADE l SCHOOL I iillnunry Honor Roll) I

Grade VII -- 1. Donald Gallant; 2. Shirley Gallant and Germaine Doiirette :3 Kevin Biacqiiinre.

Grade VII iGirlsl 1. Clara Gallant; 2. Carol Siiulnier; 3. Mary A. Gallant.

Grade VII man C. Gallant; 3. Lionel Doiroii.

(Boy-5' 1 Nor- ” Lionel Gaudin;

Anoas Gallant;

Grade VI -- i. 2. Deborah Gallant; 3. Jiii-queiine Gallant .

Grade V - 1. Sandra (Ball:-int; .2. Urbain Gauriin; 3. Kevin Gauthier.

Grade IV -- 1. Paula Gauthier;

2. Jamcs Lester Gallant, 3. Ron- ald Gauthier.

Grade IV -- 1. Rose Marie Pineaii and Rose Marie Alien; 2. Dolores Priors, 3 Carl Pineau.

Grade III -1. Rose Marie Gal- lniii; 2 Dora Gallant, 3. Jeanette Elzicquirre.

Gl'il(iP Ill -i Barbara Gauthier; 2. Lester Gallant; 3. Estella Gill- lant.

Grade II - 1. Mark Gallant; 2. Carolyn Gftlinilt; 3. Carol Ann Duiron.

l IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my Mother. Mrs. livlaoKrnzie Mntheaon. who passed away I”:-hniary Ihth. 1933.

Oh angels. watt-Ii her up above, Pieiue God. just let her know The one she lrit will never forget I love and miss her In.

They say time heals all sorrow, And helps us to forget.

But time has only meant to me, How much I miss her yet. Her memory In my koepselte. With which I'll never part. (Bod has her in His keeping.

I have her in my heart.

in h"l"' m”"”7 M my d"'"” Ever Remembered hv her Daughter

Verne.

GETS CLOTHES CLEANER TIIAN

WITH COUPON RIX GROCETERIA

Queen 56. Phone 6530- 6630

leocewu We I. O." o e eo gentle so uluorbonll

lattending the council,

ll-Illt-elll i church conference

Mr .5. 1' .Green. Charlottetown and Mr. Allison Protitt, Freetown have recently attended a meeting or the planning commission oi the General Council or the United Church oi Canada which ll to open in Sackviile, N. B. on sept- ember 15th.

Previous to this year. it was at- waye the practice to hold the Gen-

lerai Council in one of the larg-

er Canadian citlee where the taxi: or iindin; accommodation (or the delegates is not a problem. while in Sackviiie the delegates will be housed in the residence: of Mount Allison University. A problem con- fronting the planning commission is some form 0! diversion for the guests during the 10 day meeting. Messrs. Green and Proiitt have come up with the suggestion that on Saturday September 18th, those tsome tour hundredl, be taken on e. trip to the Island and given a lobster supper. It is ieit that many mem- bers will have their iirat glimpse oi tidal water and in all l:l(Ell- hood they will want to return at a iiiture data to see more oi our Province. l

HWFF I

FAMEI) SCllI.P'l'0R STOCKHOLM, 4CP) -The sculp- tnr Cari Eldh, who died recently at age Bi, began hls career at age 13 as ISGISLRILI. to a sculptor work- ing on restoration 0! the Upsnlit catliedral. Eirihis major wort: is the monument to the SI.alP.SlTl3il and labor leader lljalmar Brant-

ina, unveiled here in 1952.

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CHARLCTTETOWN COMMUNITY - CONCERT CAMPAIGN

FEB. 15 - 20th Inclusive

Renewals may be niiule as usual-Campaign Head-

quarters, Holman'a Store-Te-lcphoiie 4013.

IMPORTANT - Membership holders - the third con- cert of the present series - Edwin Stella, baritone, will be held at P. W. C. Monday night, February 15th, I y when your renewals may also be made.

. as Marten?

Eiarfectlg

delicious... .

till

took lot Marvens Seal ol Ciiiiliiy

BRILLIANT YELLOW

; SUGAR

REGULAR SIZE

iMlLK

BOSTON

Fresh Frozen

SCALLOPS. lb. . . . .

Maple loaf p l BOLOGNA. lb.

i CRISP GREEN (Giant)

SI 'NKIS'I' (Large Sire)

FLORIDA

ORANGES. 2 dol.

JUMBO SIZE FRESH

FR ESH G REIGN

Gnnr crane: snmx 0 I "" A CHMLorrzrowN.e:.L C, ' SH”d" . . H ' out 5524. 5525 W "1" '" 5”" ...,gRRV 2 i X 4g Jew? Ml YOUR PU00 IVIIOS Vtey gggvzck J

DOES IT BREAK

CLOVER LEAF (JUST ARRIVED)

l PILCI-IARDS nu KLEENEX 2 ms. . . . . . . 394:

PERFECTION OR CARN

CORNED BEEF LOAF 2TINs...69c

MAXWELL HOUSE (Regiilnr or Drip)

iiic Coupon In Each Tin , , , lb,

GRAVES (Golden Wax or on-on)

BEANS 20oz.TlII2F0lI , . , , , , 359

l CELERY. each LEMONS. doz.

CALIFORNIA (Pink 8: While)

GRAPEFRUIT, 6for .. 49c

LEITUCE. each 19c BEANS. lb. ........... 29c

FAMOFS B. (7. NEVVTOWN

ilPPlES.doz. 59c . Large Sire 18c; Giant 60c

U UP T00... 17

TO SHOP AT TODAY'S PRICES?

VVe at PIERCFYS synipatliize with you and are always striving to keep food prices at as low :1 level as possible. For peace of mind and II. full:-r pocketbook shop alwiays at Pll')R('E'S tip-to-ilatc food market.

TENDER FLAVORFLIL BEEF

TENDERLOINS LB. 69c

I

19c

2 LBS.

27c

5

ATION

nu 35g

I I D O

lFresh Roasting 73c PORK. lb.

Pork . ..29c LIVER.lb. 25:

. 19c i . 59c

49d

75c

WITH C0l'PON- 'K.

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