iim' 7i '95?

gpring Work Well Under way At Farm

work is nicely under the Experimental Farm. h of the land has been , mu whole Farm area , artivlty In keeiiins with W, H4, (Anson. Tito. young cattle ,,.,.,, are nut to pasture but acre.-:5 to the loose 139" all show unusual

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iv N. Blai-k. Supervisor of Stations, is now, Islands on his

season to the Stations estab- lslands. The new rir-r the jurisdic- .,, ,,c inn (Charlottetown Ex- Lni, ,..,,,m: Farm and Mr. Black :, :.rwplIv enizHS9d in laying In. htiynlser of pasture experi- ' V1.1 also several full crop (.- ghn coming season.

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.-um--"H'1""T1'1?-j BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS

50:: Per insertion :

H, L, , -.;T,st.TI Iiiaiys Hospital. 33 -A , on Slay 5th, 1953, to Mr. . -V11.-. ihinhiii I). Bell, 8. daugh-

sigii-ut.-at the P. 1'. Island

Her. 0,, )fny R, 1953, to Mr. 'l'i'.t-n, Sellar, lV'heatIey

lll''..A'l'HS . Road. May Gillespie in -VFNT. The remains are .- the Fiiiriiffe Funeral irml this m'r'nlitg, then to Funeral notice

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i nirrli-1l.l.-At the P. E. I. Hos- pi-nj Hwy ti, Mrs. lmonard Camp- Wl'lli'EVflIlF, in her 43rd year. I-'i'itlay 2 00 pm.. Church ti! l ftiziiitaiziie. Interment in -,1-. twmnivziiity Park Cemetery.

At the P. E. 1. Hospital May 6th, 1953. David Ill'Itll', aged 2 months, son

ililll iilrs. John Edward

11 lx".i1-.; Strr-rt. Resting at. at tin-n l-iiinvml llomc; lu- I'll l”r:rlay from the Hazel- h,"lv'V'( Rnpttst l"llllv'cI1. service com- hu-gwrit at 3 n'rln('ic. Interment 'n llnrellirook Cemetery.

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Ill'l".lll.S-At. the Prince Edward is 'l.'l'i liiISit1I;1l nn Monday, May t", l:l.'w;l. Ficnrfze A. Hughes of Na F."llli'f' Street. in his 97th year.

Tirr' xi: nt tho Maclenn Funeral .l r. Finirrnl from the Mac- : V '2' ml llnnie Thursday,

be smiling at. 2 o'clock. ;n the People's Ceme-

M.1rn0l'GAl.I. -At the P. K. T. H"-.i.'lI wnrim-sri.-iv. May ti. 1953. Ms llmtnr Mnr'Dnu;:all in her t?V'h inn:-. Remains were trans- fe"'.evl from Macloean Funeral Ha.-we to her late residence, 26 Park street. yesterday afternoon. Funeral from her late residence Fzfrhv, service starting at 2 0'- clnrk. Intcrinent Pt-opk-.'s Ceme- ta-v.

P.-IRKMAN--At. the Prince County Hliepiial on Wednesday. May fith. Clara Augusta Parkman in her son yrar. Resting at the Bowness F”lll"ili lionie. until Saturdsy,May 9'h, fmin where the funeral ser- nim will he held at 2.00 p.m. In-

ternevrn in the People's Cemetery. l” . "tar hours: 10.00-12.00, 2.00- No F (tft-1000.

ItlarR.AI-Iv-At. summerside onWed-

nwiav, Mnv Rth. Annie Mscltae. at-..'n of the late John Mscftss. Rn.-tiiig at. the Bowness Funeral

llwrn from where a private ser- l wt will he held on Snturday,May Wit n' flflll pm. interment in the il-- '--11 (it-iiirtci-in Please omit. "” "I Visilnig hinirs, l0.00-1200, "Mo, '.n0.1n00.

Run. ll-tlHlfll'R-At St. Eleanor! on 'i"vr-rin-.g May 5th. Arthur James R-..w-it in has 'imh year. Resting a' "t n imiiiicss Ftitwral Home un- I” v :v iimin, May Rth. then

it to tho 'I'l'lllllS' llnitcd t 5 -'-iliininrwsizir-, for service I' ”- p in lntcrnwnt in the W"'W'lvld Cemetery. Visiting twin I”-l2, zzno-.100, 100-10.00. lttllxlli--At the Prince County

W”: on Tilnv fitli, Mrs. Robert llji - in lwr 75th ycar. Remains I ll lw ti-aiisfrrri-ii today from the

Cmntlirlll I'JlllPl'lliHOlllc to her late T"-Wlflilre on Fi'.7i'oV Street, from

ll'lit'ir- tho funeral will take place,

”” I"'”'i".V. srwvicn commencing at 2"” Ill". informant North Bed- EQIIP ('!'lIlPlFTV.

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N.D. Mactean

Higgins 3-speed bicycles just re- ceived at Slmpsons-Seal-s, lottetown Store.

DEIITRAL GIIARDIAH

COOK'S for ,Psri'sct. Pictures.

NU-ITILI special for Friday only, dresses 01.9! and 12.93.

FLASH-A shipment of J. C.

Char-,

MUSIC FESTIVAL concerts Fri- day night, May I, P.W.C. Audit- orium. 7:46 p.m., and Community Centre at 8:30. Performers please note carefully instructions on page 87 of official program.

DUI T0 lack of interest the Ceitenrilsl Y's Men's Arts and Hobbies Show has been cancelled.

AVOID unnecessary repairs by having the cooling system of your car or truck flushed at Msllett's Battery Service.

LIONS CLUB MEETING -The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Charlottetown Lions Club was held last night at the Queen Hotel with King Lion. Ernis Lord. in the chair. After the regular bus- inw. the meeting was closed by singing "The Queen."

POLICE COURT-In the City Police Court. yesterday morning before Magistrate K. M. Martin. a drunk and incapable was sent- enced to 10 days imprisonment without. option. A resident of East Royalty found guilty of illegal parking was fined :10 and costs or 10 days. and for a. similar offence a resident of New Glasgow Road was fined 05 and costs or five days. Failing to stop at a stop sign re- sulted in a fine of as and costs or

The Annual Meeting of me Prince Edward Island Branch. Canadian Manufacturers Associa- tion was held in the Charlottetown Hotel, Charlottetown on May 6. i953. The vice-chairman, Mr. H. E. MacDonald was in the Chair.

Brigadier w. w. Reid Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Board was present and ex- Pl-elned the operation of the Work- men's Compensation Act. Follow- ing his address there was a. gun. Wm Md In-Wer period on various phase of the Act,

The following officers were elect. ed for the year: chairman, H, E. MacDonald.

Vice-chairman, J. .5. Stnvert:

Executive committee: 8, H. Bur- hoe, W, L. Condon. H. E. Hynd- man.

Nominee M P. E. I. ropreggntg. tlvs on the National Executive Oouncll is S. H. Burlioe,

The following members were named to the Legislation oom- mittee: H. H. Bur-hoe, W. L, Con. don, H. E. Hyndrnan, G. M, Chandler,

A message expressing his gards and best wishes to the Branch was received from the President of the Canadian Manu- facturers Associatlon, Mr. G, K, Shells of Toronto.

A reyievw of the activities of the year was given by J. W. Stewart Manager of Maritime Division C. M. A.

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CALGARY, (CP)-In one of the largest programs on record the Alberta. Government telephone sys-

iive days for a. city resident.

EEIEIIBIS

Mrs. Cornelius Gsudet. 129 Spring Park Road, was agreeably surprised last evening to receive an au revolr telephone call from her son, Leading Seaman William Raymond Gaudei. who leaves Halifax this morning on the H. . C. 5. Ontario for England. 1..-S. Gauclet has been selected as a member of the naval component nf the Canadian Armed Contingent to the Coronation.

Doatli Yesterday of Mrs. H. MacDougall

The death of Mrs. Hector Mac-

ilate Conductor Forces and Mrs. Ferguson.

tem is installing almost 13,000 tele- phones in Calgary and district this year. Calgary now has 50,903 subscnbers with a waiting list of about 8,000.

Prince Edward Island Hospital. where she had been a patient for several weeks. Mrs. MacDougall,

THE QQARDIAN. w(:nAizI.o'r'rEI jipwiv

-tram! FIVE

night presented their three-act play "Here Comes Charlie" to a large and appreciative audience at South Rustlco Hall. The play, which is entered in the Provincial Drama Festival. was adjudicated by Mr. Barry Bugden.

Mr. Bugden in his remarks high- ly commended the play and select- ed as the leading actor, Mr. Char- les Maclnnis who acted the part of the butler. Mr. Twiggs. Miss Laure. Shea. was chosen as the leading actress.

Mrs. Fred Clutes. president of the Provincial Drama Festival As- sociation also spoke briefly, com- mending the players.

The cast of the play included Mr. Charles Maclnriis. Miss Laura Shea, Miss Marguerite LeClalr. Miss Myrtle Keough, Miss Edith Bernard, Mr. Melvin Leclalr, Mr. Reggie Richard, Miss Jeanette Perry, Mr. Henry Perry. Mr. Ar- thur Arsonault.

The directors of the play were Mrs. Leslie Msccsrthy and Mrs.

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Tignish Players Warmly, AW" M39-ting C0mmen.ded For Play

. ' Pi ill chum Mann" Ml” rue at Joyce went on test. es a junior

llvi one as

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The Tignish Dramatic Club last. Gavin was in charge of the make-

up.

Between acts the audience were treated to a number of musical selections, songs. and a step- dance. The members of the orch- estra were Mrs. Frank Morrlssey, piano; Mr. Ralph Arsenault. vio- lin; Miss Irene Gaudet. guitar. Mrs. Charles Maclnnis and Mrs. RalphArseiiault sang a duet while Mr. Arthur Perry, the Island step- dancing champion, did a step- dance.

Fine Record Rode By island Jersey

The Jersey cow. Gem's Jester Joyce. bred and owned by Mr. George MacMillsn of Comwsll. has been awarded both gold and silver seal certificates by the Cana- dian Jersey Caitle Club, according to a press statement retcascd by the Club this week.

FOR MOTHER'S DAY. May 10th -- A Nylon Trlcot HALF SLIP from the Lingerie Department in the summer.-side store or the Little shop in Charlottetown. These are really luxurious, with a deep full flounce de- corated with contrasting embroidery. The straisrlii. rut Half Slips are in white, pale blue, blush pink and black. They have elastic waistbiids to as- sure stay-putness and the sizes are small, medium or large. These Nylon ”Pricnt Half slips will swish through the sum-vner in a love of a way - thdy're real beauties and theylrs priced 4.98. Get "Mom" a Half Slip for her Mother's Day Gift - you'll find just the one for her in the Lingerie Department in Summerslde or the Little Shop in Charlottetown,

who wag in her 55th year, had FOR. MOTHER'S DAY. May lOt.h - One of the new Nylon Trlcot or lace been 1,, 111 health 10,- chmtdemhie trimmed Crepe BLOUE-lw in the much sought-after sizes 38 to 44. You'll find dress-up or tailored models in the Spot-Ls-wear Department. Sleeve & lengths are sthort, cap or three quarter. and the necklines are most, most ibe just the very one for your Mothers Day (lift on Sunday. , . . Come today and choose from the display in the Sportswear Department at Holman's.

time prior to entering the hospi- tal. She was the daughter of the Henry Ferguson are her it Isabel.

husband, Mrs.

Surviving daughter.

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Mgu-tin FOR MOTHER'S DAY, May l0th - Something for your Mother's home

Bryn” in Texas hhd three brothers that will be personal at. the same time! The Heritage BED SETS in and two sisters. The brothers are charming colors consist of a double bed sheet. and a pair of Pillow Slips.

Harry G. Ferguson. Watson. all of this city. The sisters

flattering. Prices range from 2.98 to

wane; and Those are of fine combed cotton with lienistltclied ends. They're in fast

6.25 for a dainty Blouse that wi'.l

are Dorothy, Mi-3, Dan McCa11um,,rtnIr)rs -- gold, rose. blue or gold and they are lnrist lovely on a bed.

Toronto. and Minnie. Mrs.

Mrs. Dallas Santigv,

Dougall occurred yesterday in the Miss Jean Mccallum, City.

at. Holrnanls.

Rsyi'I'he price is reasonable, it's 8.95 for the complete set. You'll find that Cudmnre. City. Granddaugliters are ymir Mother will really appreciate the Gift. of a "Heritage" Bed Set. for Halifax and Mct,her's Day, Sunday. Shop now for these in the Dry Goods Department ;

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CHARLOTTETOWN

FUNERAL HOME 78 Eusion St. PIIONE 508

C"'"P'Fle Flum-.ral snd Ambulance Service

: x -lllrectorsa. I Hi n""l"'-V 3- W. Mokenna

refrigerator. accented with gold re

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verytliing you could want in a fine interiors of ”Siariile" green veal the "Miracle Capacity" food maximum storage in minimum

space. . .The full width freezer chest--Ideal for the "once a week" shopper-perfect for the large family!

Two generous sizcil plastic crisper drawers for vegetables

PRODUCTS

BUILT-IN DIPINIIAIILITY

OF GENERAL

loner always at proper somlstsney with the Electric Iuttor Conditioner.

sm-4 D

Hora II defrosting as you want it-quickm convenient-trouble tree.

VALUE IN

and fruit plus shelves in the door so Convenient amt meful. And there's complete cold control too-easy to use --car) to operate-controlled cold from top to bottom.

There's a whole parade of other features as well and .1 size to fit your needs exactly-You owe it to yourself in get the most value for your refrigerator dollar- See the beautiful McCIary at your dealer's soon and prove it for ymirsclf.

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L

Is1an.d Propane Gas

Limited 176 Great George St.

The Rogers Hardware

Company Limited Queen Street

of inramptan Jester's Standard mid.

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srr. JOHNI, Nfld.. (OP)-Dr. IABKATOON-(OP) - lasts- Rogsr Peterson of Maryland and toon's sewage disposal plant. par- Dr. James Fisher of England ar- tially demolished in an explosion rived here to start surveys of in July, 1951, went back into op- wild bird-life that will take than erstton recently for the first time around North America and Europe since the blast. While the plant and to the Antarctic during the was under repair sewage had to next two yasrs. be dumped in the river.

6UR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE

3 year old and in sou days plv- IAUK IN duood 8.514 lb. a( mat. all t. of buttsirfat, with a high test of 7.101. Her sire, River North Jesters Gem. was bred by Mrs. Edison B. Mutoh of North River, and her dam is Jast.er's Btaridard Jessie, a daughter

the famous Jersey sristocrat,

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7 t ...dH ? 2 I Mae Missus . p IN EXILE M GONE FROM M TOO T E VIL EVE am Aeaw MEN ' I r THE GAME PL” H E CIA ' exjl .moU6H,&; H. ON HIM AND HE I:-Vtifze 342- 2 wueu ties To LEFT UKE H TO -ram CALLS To HERE on esuarzo, ”'. ?TgCECj;,iI,f,1; ” -HOAN TEETH) ' i IEIZECHTSCKE 6”” 0”, CAgABAC-5E' SPARRING NITH i 0F A I ' . Cannon. A Peevisi-i , , rt POQCUPIMEK

THAT'S WHAT MY FAMILY SAY WHEN I BRING HOME TEMPTING DELICIOUS FOOD FROM AT- KlNSON'S GROCETERIA. BY THE WAY . . . THEY HAVE ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED FOR MOM TIIIS WEEK-ICND. LET 17S SERVE YOU.

Grocery Specials To Please Mom

Wcihey's (trange and Grapefruit

MARMALADE. I90. 24 oz. ion 2 for 65:

White Swan

TOILET TISSUE. 3 for . . . . . . . . . . 39:

Robin lloorl White or Chocolate . CAKEMlX.2pI(gs.............57: Ilolly l-lill---Large 48 02. till I I GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 2 for .. .. 69:

Shredded

WHEAT, 2 pkgs. 29c

Kellogg's

ALL-BRAN. large pkg. . . . . . . . . . 29c

Lynn Valloy - Large 28 oz. tin

TOMATOES. 2 for 45c

Aylmer Choice,

CORN, 20 oz. tin. 2 this .... . . .. 35:

WHITE SUGAR. "I0 lbs. . .. . .--. 396

Molrs Pot-of Gold CHOCOLATES

6 for 59:

.A.B.C. Fancy Pink

1 lb. box Sl.l9 SALMON , 1 LB. TIN ” "" 2 for 69:: Willard: Famous Fresh Grlmmd CHOCOLATE! COFFEE 1 lb. box 89: Lb. 95c FRUIT & VEGETABLE DEPT. MEAT DEPARTMENT NW1 19 DAOOIHI. sliced. lb. . . . . 53: "EnUcE' "ch ' ' ' "' I Picnic Style-Ave. 4 to 5 lbs. IORECLMERY 2 stalks 29: '0” 5"'9"L”"5- '5' 4" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Smoked Fri . A.lb'. ........3l sifisiacn. lb. ........ 19: gg;3F;,',,, E R04 ll" TONGUE, l-2 I5. . . ..-. 39: TOMATOES. cello pkg. 25: Cooked, gum; p Firm Ripe y HAM, T-2 lb. . . . . . . . . 496 BANANAS. lb. . . . . . . 216 Luncheon y California 344's MEAT LOAF. lb. . . . . . 593 ORANGES, 2 dos. . . . . 49: was-;sn FOWL IN srocx

GROCETERIA

, "W5 OF ;L:;:.:: FINE FOODS Iran-r I