gel!

carrier B0! l‘ 3° “- gfvd You

-roa ibu- - m- bicycle!’ O-O-K- "ew Annm-

"“"' .. I my g" _ NTED - Model "A lord . w‘ in good condition. Cu:

1930 or 31.

mu DelnMy. summ’

motorbike ditlon- wn- ____ 4051- ._. Set of ‘on, Finder Gus ward

TERIAN CHURCH —

#3,; A, MscKenste.

__GAY NINETIES French-style bilmtets- mgd charmers.

parlor street. Sunlmerside.

Juan ‘NEXET Blond C n ¢ a Summersidc. W111 August lst.

not

-_._-_-~

Fraser. Pfiigz- 10 45 r J 1 ' . I Prlahcorldlirflly invited.

Charge- . 1,; p4 lpeque at 1i ‘v “a PM-t

i n (gowsn. Minister.

IAN

ti‘; églléilcpplfobigaliwerett I-“sjgafilz; ggénfggtalmpgllqookay shaegrévul De- companying beer seized under the

“L ' ' The building was purchased for gfghifielgg: a‘)? mmusielbetfiigned g7

_ o a e iiIlB --

Personals sari?“ SFE§§ZQQG$°V°$E sis, Mr. Justice Arsenault ruled m

several years mo’ and u m Supreme Court yesterday in al-

'-MT- Rammph Stevenson‘ m‘ accommodate mental patients. “Wm? an “Peal °r James Rob‘

1201s. uas a recent. visitor to Since the Outbreak of w,“ many erts from a conviction under the bpmgfiela thousands o! down have been Prohibition Act.

Tb _f_iefd of Mr E1 expended by we Dommmn l“ peglkleorlripgeusillllialgadchvilgéle ha‘: ‘ti?’

-—~ IQ nltIXw l‘ n 5 . " , 3

Weeks, Fredericton, are ‘quippmg it for naval training lost sitting of the Supreme Court

"d to know that he is pro-|

11955.

' Marjorie

RCNVR, arrived ts. Mr. and to: the Pacific.

AUCTION

AT 1:30 PM.

Kitchen Queen Heater, stove

room table, six iargn cupboard; six

chairs; large

' u; room rhrir; one

llbie linen;

‘Ike quantity of F"? Pllltry utensils: FT lliil bo ;

"be: lantern;

ill. oil can;

lihor articles "Illlerous to mention.

llu iar shingles;

“like and slllth; l

“exhale cultivator;

Tlilms casn. MRS. ms. u.

l c. nazz, , Auctioneer. -___

yIIISIIRAIC

Norman Mill.

agents. Bummerside. Re-I 0-19. 21, as-s: 40am! m?" mossy-hf y“... 24m at 1:30

and H“ sggghe 1

RED CROSS the Legion Home.

_oE.v'l'R.Al. nancqvn nar- sucowsnrr - Rev. n. m. "ST F Service for Lord's

LuaLrEQUE. Kensinston Presbyterian Services Sunday, June

, and Kensing- 7:30 PM, Rev. J. A. Mc-

_NEW LONDON PRESBYTER- Pastoral Charlie. Sunday. June 24th: Clifton at ll , ; Long River at 2:80 P.M., m South Granville at 7:80 PM.

‘_ K. Guergis, B.A-. BlllalIg-l!

J-‘ARM FOR SALE, consisting of lfll) acres, 95 acres clear, bal- cc under wood and orchard. l'1 under crop. situated on main hway to Kensington. This pro- psrlv has A good set of buildings, l5 well fenced and watered; also is nee stores. Can vacate to suit pur-

' snson were visitors to ng n on Saturday.

—Sub Lt. Vernon A. Campbell, cvenlng t0 sDBnd leave with Borden,‘ before leaving

At CAPE TRAVERSE O

n . WEDNESDAY, - JUNE 21th SHARP

. will sell by public auction on the prenfses of Mrs. Jas. N. Camp- bell the following household ef- acts:

range; parlor

pipe; kitchen tabla and six chain; lleel couch; kitchen rocker; dining

rocker :

curtains; “Shllms: wool blankets;

of furnishings

"so 1 driving wagon; i driving‘ lh: l set driving harness; i M

"M plank; 10o n. 1" hsrdvvood ' 200 ft. I" spruce boards;

h‘; lily stormy, uh

‘Sun Life Of Canada

Jul w. iiclioill

Summer-aid;

’ Thoflurdtanassyioboaghtd . I »mmm|-auw§='ds'.'l""""-' Bookstorn, Water itroet. Golflloa Dupes", hmmloili-Wltiqltrootllrkdaldsttflflrsnviloltlnot "i-Tfwmnuu

m‘???

lolfvoultranyhomo srlkillwook. lnyrosrooflhlofoe

I . 1 “no o1 a’ anathema worm

-rmwro n 0|’ writs ‘ 115M17- W. D. K6 Emer , R. R. 1. r-fl-v’ 4m m...

ti... leather return to’

--APPOINTED J. Cedric Bell, Borden, was

Egg? Bun-i tcrday. Deaconess. .._3gfl O-Z-iiunu; s goolienrim" Boys in me C I 1i th thrill n e c.

"m 1t ti-ili-tas- . V’ m

be held until

nes 3-33-31 No. 0 Rolnirablc Dquidxn

are included in the list already arriving but A. lVL You

6-33-11.

and Pastoral

.1. White,

mended No: 10 Bombing

ho

A.M.; Free-

Q-IS-ii. Services

ilp For Sal-e Sealed Tender

ing housing H. M Charlotte”. naval ouarters for the Provinc

ment,

sealed tenders for its

purposes.

continued at the latte", the quarters tinue to serve as charge depot.

Weeks

home Sat-

bc made in the event

Mrs. E .M. terests.

day, Premier J.

SALE

business to dispose of was nothing to prevent

it if the gssted. s had to what it was proposed Ottawa.

Address and

tlnirs; two parlor tables; two largo, To AB. Chester Whitlock-

Illhfllstcrefl Dear Chetty :- organ

'and answered the call to

6 small arms in defence of his

. pillows: |

hos; vvnh

blsketslleaves and for them who

too, with I erful and wicked.

ed with sadness.

l" h".- no part in the make-uP

Canadian boys.

I lfqund qualities of a hi

I bered a good s 'olh'm"llfielliltl of ‘liv- and

sctivitlgs willing and reody to

oansnszz. we would “h you ,0

‘lf~_‘-d-“-‘“'-.'=9_*l!.-i?‘li"=-¥-3‘- f _ Ir I To Thou Convaleselsg liter Severe Illness

m; ma} illnomol lorio tious d. p-mu-‘m amég u?» aging vwuk.

E ; um i

uosoo

nervous, ‘ run-down oondi

ills holp supp

Inokiololll

IMO!

jnlnlsmorflo. W Phonoillhcthisslrvsoo deilverhonyonnng,

raids. a 111G088 0-10, u, as-u. lll-“ziuhd

_ 0|; 551,5 - Pre-wnr Bicycle. F style. extra iofldmiiglglz.

undersigned Oroken. Blnunerfield

l . iwdnt the u»: illihfiilgn gvrlfmcheloc and rough bosavh. at

‘s.

.1 n r tn r ~ - fir: udf In: meiutlficecgltlnzumyifg- ‘

INGTON — OAIIO. — “yo! ‘£8.30. Satugdaiy 9.00-Radio's 551L035- Wikely. and the Rgdarlglver Valley

"B0118 Range.” d. nn Beauty. on the same program, James Danni. mystery Irish." giso New - reel. A Show rm to be missed

—M'l‘. PLEASANT AIRPORT —

tenanoe Station at Mount Pleasant, it was learned this week. Planes

motored ships have arrived to date. Wing Cmdr R.

nory school, is still in charge of the unit. However, a new group is connected to take over, commanded by Sqdn. Ldr. H. my. A-

iiaval Quart-ore

The lease of thecSims build- . . S training head-

on July 1, and the owners of the property, the Provincial Govern- are now advertising

Recently it was announced that while naval training would be dis- "Queen Char-

would a naval dis-

No information as to any change in policy has been received locally, and it is no‘: known what, if any. provision for naval purposes will

building being sold to private in-

Queried on this wbllect yester-

a cr said the Provincial Government‘ had no further use for th ing, and believed it would be good‘

fense Department from acquiring. i still needed it, he sug- no intimation as

For the people of Hunter River plzno case style: piano stool; bnt- and vicinity this is another "Iv radio; sewing machine; four casion when we gather Iu‘l bedroom suites; 4 bed springsffarewell and God-speed to another lmattrcsscs; 3 bedroom tables: 3 of our young men -who has heard inli sets bedroom dishes; writing Mi? living room rul: llcmeum rugs; several hooked rugs; and the God given principles hbls nilclofb; sot laundry irons; freedom and Justice. We come here this evening with bedding sentiments mingled with pride and Ii all kinds; gas lamp, 6 oil lamps: sadness. Pride because we behold potsiia. young man possessed with pot- Mllqrictism and fortitude: sadness be- vvssh tubs, gl-lslcauso the parting of friends is a1- 1'"= b-klns board.‘ buffalo ways difficult, both for him who pot: o shovels; rakes; l-Zqbehind, and on an occasion

1-2 gal. oil cam. this the parting is felt more acute- iictares; frames; 1 set scales; lilllliy because you go into s conflict an enemy who is both pow-

But even u the amine 1| tins-

wc src cheered by the Ilfib that cowardice has

n you Chester we have always

A.s a school pol you will long be

rake. In church circles and in other: M0181 in the villa e you were o our part.

mm:- .1 $21.11 viowmcfifiu and build up u»

, we would recommend Milburnh mmbnck to health-ho G IBIln

Those . . If," d hveui...*..”it‘i‘i.lilz“§pdd'°

IUOII-

o-aa-ili

board : 8-23-94.

P. - Mr. appetite’

Jimmy

comedy. A

i 6-22-21.

red at ent Main-

of goods ' no four-

who com-

_ ROMANCE” With BRIAN pom,

and Gun-

FC, -S.

By SUMMERS

Beer Seizure Appeal Case

. "Queen e, expires

for purchase.

in January, Mr. then stating that the R. C.

cm“ ed the contents.

as the previous appeal.

of the

had not been made until six or seven days later.

g appeal cases

‘mm’ Court yesterday.

Following

e build- v

case: The King,

There

the De: case adjourned until

cases have been heard next

King. respondent, versus

Carragher, sppellant. (Excise urn

w do n’ ll same time; the

Journed till next week. who was appealing from a c

w LONDON - (or) - Since

W "Y can 2nd Tactical All‘

take up country of

hospitals and

tmhen pounds of blood.

strong and pure as the great and silv'ry waves of the sea.

In conclusion dear friend are llelft accept this little gift as o

e you. will

good wishes follow. you.

has once more prevailed

of our piest aus ices.

Your riends of Hunter state. ort _who and neighbors, espec party, and the gift was s filled purse which am proud of.

The evening was spent in

cw that

who need some kind

1b: crystal blunt: ‘Mm is

HealthsndNorvoPilhtoai

luau u m: mu - Inna u 1m mull

Also COMEDY and SHORT SUBJECT Shows 7:30 - 9:15

Matinee Saturday 2:

MONDAY_ - TUESDAY “AN AMERICAN

30

EVY

and ANN RICHARDS Shows 7:15 - 9:15

~---—---

.

The certificate of analysis ac-

Justice Arsenault

M. P.

in making the seizure of beer in- volved should have properly seal-

Yesterdayk appeal was allowed on substantially the same grounds,

The

grounds taken were that the beer seized had not been sealed at time of seizure and that the analysis

GUIDE

- Several excise and prohibition wen before

the is the

list with the disposition of each respondent, ver- sus J. Stanford Bigger, appellant,

criminal

week; John ). ad- King,

respondent, versus Earl Stanley, appellant. (two Excise cases) ad-

In the case of Hubert Roberts,

onvic-

tlon for reckless driving, Judge m", itrrgsénaggo redélced “tiled sazntanco, . an cos an sys ""5 m“ to $100 and costs or i0 days. suplremetCiaurt resumes Monday , . chairs; buffet: Hunter River, P.E.I., grorgarglcfi Lgilaghrxgenantge hi!“ ‘mind. 3"“ 13' 1945' Roberts, charged with robbery with

violence. will go before a. jury.

D-day

afar ambulances attadhed to the

Force

have carried nearly 23,50) casual- tiofl 1mm the front lines to

boas

EARLY ROMAN TIMI! The common people in the only Rmnnn state were called plebeians.

véyTtlKfi Tour" l‘ 1TH???»

winds

please mark

of our esteem and appreciation for Rest assured that wherever fate may lesd you our prayers and

May we cherish the hope that when this war is over and right

0V0!

might, we may welcome you once more into our midst under the hnp- 05

River

and vicinity. camel- thanked the goisglfrienda ones that were nsqlonsiblc fyor the

the

well- very

danc-

y elements nooomry to adst tho oonvlllall

“I'- o

oountcn.

kaqiodlieartfionthopochsg;

‘ho T. iliibun Co. United. Toronto, On. --r_--_-__--__.___-__i_

lhrylfcinni:

. by awarded

Bi

lltsoo)

‘rheresa Cameron, Mary Gallant, Rita Gallant.

othy Arsenault.

awarded to the following pupils of Grade VIII: Albina Arsenault, Joan Cahlll, Theresa Cameron. Delaney, Florence Gallant, Mary Gaudet, Rita Gaudet, Anita. McNeil]. Jean Perry, Ruth Perry,‘ Frances Peters.

Anna Gallant. Joan Gillls. France; Morrison, ‘Edna Poirier- Lorraine Watson. '

Campbell, Melvina Deighan, eila Mallett, Genevieve McMahon,

git»: Sllliphant,

donated awarded

donated Lellan,

suit.

donated by the C. M. B. A., award- ed to‘

donated by Mr. awarded to Edna PO1‘.\‘.L

donated by Monsignor G. J. Mac- Lellan awarded to Joan Gillis.

donated by Miss Dena Gaudet awarded i’

awarded Composition donated by Rev. J.

Q9 i‘;

Catholic Women's League award- ed to Dorothy McNeill.

Miss ed to Ethel Deighan.

by Rev. J. C. MacDonald award-

sumption Society to the pupil with

the highest standi awarded to Edna Poirier.

donated by awarded to Eleanor Campbel.

writing Mother Superior awarded to Mel- vina English. donated by the Catholic Women's League awarded to Zita tion Certificate. Eleanor Campbell.

Company in Bookkeeping, Zita Silliphant.

Prizes don by fence Gallant awarded a.s follows:

ers ault Weeds

Prize, Certificate " List, St. Mary's

(Jertifioates of Proficiency Grade V:

y. Grade VIII: Dorothy Gallant,

Grade IX: Marjorie Rogers, Dor-

Senior Certificates for Writing

Marie

Marie Gallant, Mary

G- ‘uatinl Diplomas‘

Classical Course: Ethel Deighsn. Alberta Gaudet Dorothy McNeill,

Commercial Course: Eleanor Clow, Rita Theresa Laughlin, Ros-

Adela mlth. Shcrthmd Certificate: Dorothy

man. Prizes Highest Aggregate Mr. M. L. Bradshaw. to:

V: Mildred Cameron. VI: Bonita Linkletter. VII: Zelms. LeClair. VIII: Dorothy Gallant. IX: Marjorie Rogers. for Christian Doctrine, by Monsignor G. J. Mac- awarded to:

Grade V: Yvonne LeClair. Grade VI: Mary Heustis. , Grade VII: Joan Marie Arsen-'

for

Grade Grade Grade Grade

Grade Prizes

Grade VIII: Theresa Cameron. l Grade-IX: Dorothy Arsenault. ' Prizes for Correct Department

Grade V: Theresa Gallant. Grade VI: Ann A’Hearn.

Grade VII: Rita Gallant. Grade VIII: Frances Larkin. Grade IX: Stephanie Gaudet. Prizes for Needlework, donated the t Holy Family Society, o:

Grade V: Doreen Perry.

Grade VI: Dorothy Sonler. Grade VII: Eleanor Rogers. Grade VIII: Mary Gallant.

Gertrude Arsenault. Dorothy

Arsenault, Mary Heustis, Dorothy

Sonics.

xGlrsde VII: Zelma LeClair, Mary e

Mary caudal.‘

Bowness i

its origin possible and its successi

s ‘mu CHARLOTTETOWN. GUARDIAN

Graduation Exercises

S _’side High School '

assured.

Mildred" Cameron, we,

iham Muttart for Was presented b Mr. L W Superintenden Following is the honor list of giggles ten, eleven and 8

Catherine Thompson, Joan Daw- w 12.2.1,‘ .“"‘°’°" Gel-t ==--~»'.:.."a::..::*. ..“*::..:::"..w:c . cmdé v1: Bonita Linkictter, m“ m“ “m” w" ‘m “Y 5'"

of

twelve:

S. grades XI and XII,

Enmarfs

Drus. Crue;

highest aggregate . . Show, Education.

have been donated by Jenkins Bros, Mr. Ruth PBYfy.,l-Inrold Gaudet, Rogers and Arnetr, ltlélilnsGeorge Clark, Crocketts, God-

n an

prizes, grade XII. 1—C0nnie 3

Prizes. diploma and merit cardsi e presented by Senato .

The

l‘

show outstnn

in English liters

l-Imdy, John

Jegkixas. lions French.

f! e prizes: Gcvemor-Gen- erlls Medal for highest aggregate Graham Mutton; Catholic Wom- on’: lwssue prize for second high- est, Francis Cameron ML. Brad- and rogress, Basil Praught MI. Brads aw prize for highest ture, Graham Mut- tnrt; 1.0.0.21. prize for English composition, Azmobel Allen; dfan Educational Committee prize gar gilt-bench, Francis Cameron: ML.

m a/w f th '

Garfield oglllszrltfg m“ mums’

rize for history

Lillian Mae Best, Audrey Cnappelle, Ellis, Eileen

AC8-

Grade IX: Reta Gallant. Prize for

J. C. Hickey awarded to

Grade X Prize List Prize for General Proficiency M. L, Bradshaw Christian Doctrine

Prize for

Prize for Correct Department to Alberta Gaudet. Prize for Needlework donated Miss Margaret Arsenault to Frances Morrison. Prize for English Grammar and

lltfsézDonald awarded to Anna an .

Prize for History donated by the Prize for Application donated by Margaret Arsenault award- Prize for Application donated

to Lorraine Watson. Prize of $10 donated by the As-

ng in French

Commercial Department

Prize for General Proficiency‘ Mr. Roy Silli hant ‘Prise for Excel Type

donated by Reverend

Clow. Prize for Outstanding Merit in

lliphsnt. ICC-word shorthand Transcrip-

Honorable Mention by the Gregg

Milo Department ated Mr. Law-

Gagifc V: Music, Anita. McNeilII Grade IV: Music, Roma Perry} Grade III: Music, Elizabeth Pet- (AMO). ' Grade II: Music. Eunice Arsen-I (8100) .

Gold Medal donated by Miss‘ Charest for Grade VII:

Music: Jean Perry. JUNIOR. PRIZS LIST Certificates of Attendance

Grade I Girls: Mary Arsenault. I Boys: Jackie Perry.

Music awarded

oley awarded to Grade V Musiczl Mary

Chzrest awarded to Grade

Grade Allan Gallant. l

to Mary Gaudet. i

Prize donated by Mr. E. P.‘

I-leustis.

Prize dons-ted by Miss Weegn,

tirade III: Dorothy Ann Gal- G-rsde IV: Marie Snvldant. Certificates Of Proficiency

Grade I Girls: Eileen Gaudet.

Arsenault, Msureem-hdcsonald.

Grade Ronald Mullins,

The Citizens‘ Reception mittee held a. special meeting in phe City Hall after the emergency meeting of the City Council last night. The financial report was read. contributions received so far; City of Charlottetown .. Dr. W.J.P. MacMillan Councillor Gay . LePage Shoe Co. Navy Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary .. Charlottetown Corps

adian Red Cross . Kinsmen Club

Total y; In additi t d was raised our? a ?ian°nat1°ns' ‘m5 the Provincial Gove

arrived home fr terday evening. ptain Sinclair iegltlcmbert 1, 1019.9. with the rank - enan an wen to in 1943, There he m”, ,,,,,§,,“§,‘,“",§ lotteiown were conducted yester- the important work of training men l0!‘ Parachute activities.

He is a son or the late m. . . Sinclair and Mrs. Sinclair of Sum- merside. His wife

Ca

Jloilations Received By Reception Con.

The following is a list

Con:

Paratroop Officer » Home From 0’scas

Captain RN. Sinclair of the First Canadian Parachute Division, 0m overseas yes-

enlisted

is the

I Boys:

Com-

70

ce in January, rn td t

$100. and the City gggkeyonfigif Fslysagw. making s grand total of

of

City

itotim

CDOIDDZ

A on of i

ma}

_ Perfect Attendance. Mrs. E.A. Foster, 40 Greenfield Ave,‘ G during a period of 8 years donatediCity W0 by Mrs. Mary Deighan.

Alban Gallant, Jackie Perry, Allan, Perry, Robert LeClair

Grade II: Joan LeClair, Joan] Glide v5

Rogers. Doreen

Mary Thompson,

J. Arsenault, Joyce Arsenault.

Grade III: Theresa Ca inde Gallant, Marie Pe

IV: Janet Arsensult.

Dena Gaudet awarded to:

Grade I Girls: Margaret G l- am. ‘ Grade I Boys: Richard Gulislt.

Grade

II: Margaret Atflesrn.

Grade III: Sylvia. Gaudet.

Grade Prize for Music donated by Law- rence Gallant awarded

IV: Guclds Sonier. to

I Music: Joyce Arsenault.

Music: Marie Andres Perry.

r3