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IN MEMORIAM
MRS. A. J. SUTIIERLAND
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There passed away at Boston City Hos/pital, Boston, May (ML Mrs. A. J. Sutherland in the 74th year oi her age, altar an illness of 10 days. Her maiden name was Margaret MacLeod. eldest daugh- ter o! the late Duncan and Mary Macbeod oi Darllngton. The de- ceased liad resided in Boston (or the past 50 years.
She lived a Christian llie and a ttrue believer in the word of 30¢ She leaves to mourn one sister in Wollpsion. Mass. 1mm. B. P. Johnson and a brother Malcolm on the old homestead and a number of nephews and nieces in Mass- acheuttes and P. E. Island,
Her funeral took place May 6th from the Funeral Parlour o! p, Harts Bros, Wolloston, Mass, Rev, MF- 138111118 of Congregation Chllft-‘h. Boston. of which deceas- ed was a member for many years, conducted the iunoral sermon. Burial at Mount Wolloston (391119
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PUBLIC MEETINGS
The underlined desires tn meet and will address King’: County eiecto . at meetings to be held at 8.80 o'clock at the piuoe: ientloued below: '
June NHL-CAMBRIDGE
STUBGEON-JUNE l8
GEORGETOWN-JUNE 1|.
LOWER MONTAGUit-JUNE 15 ST. GEORGES-JUNE 16
Additional meetings will be announced Inter. Other lpelhorl
will also be present to discuss the political issues oi the day. ALI. the public are cordially invited.
J. A. MACDONALD,
scum-er IIONTAGUI: llarold r. Slower!» Mil
Th: Ouudlsn nu‘ be loliowlng piece: in Montague: in Georgetown The Poet Oifloel
-.'Wl HAVE our complete line o! Cotton Dresses in stock. All prices. $2.9! up. Belle‘: Shoppe. Montague.
.31‘!!! MONTAGUE SHOE STORE ha: now a complete line o1 children's and misses Play Shoes. ..'DON'T OVEITDOOK our spec- ial line o! Summer Shorty Coats, $12.55 and $13.95 in all sizes. Belles Shoppe, Montague.
t-‘JUST ARRIVED — Beach Wear. Girls and ladies sizes in bathing suits and caps. also ladies sucks :nd T. shirts. Bella's Shoppe, Montague.
. . ‘THE MONTAGUE SHOE STORE now has s complete line oi men's shoes. black and brawn - from D width to ESE. Ritchie Shoe exclusive.
Georgetown and VICWIITY Mr. James Connolly ' of Peukes
was a business visitor to George- town on Tuesday.
Mr. William Christian oi Launch- ing was e business visitor to Georgetown on Tuesday.
Mr. Lester MacLeod, Secretary oi Montague School District, motored to Georgetown on Tuesday.
Mr. Douglas MacLaren, accom- panied by Mr. William Stewart oi Montague were visitors to George- town on Tuesday.
Mayor P. L. Boudreault. and Mr. F. J. Solomon motored to the City on Monday on business in connec- tion with the proposed Recreational Center.
Mrs. D. D. Scannol left this week on return to her home in Boston, Mass, after a short visit with her sister, Mrs. L. ll. Douglas.
..__._ Mr, Harry MacConnell oi the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Charlottetown, was the holiday guest oi his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. MacConnell oi Richmond Street.
Miss Claire Roache, nurse in training at the Prince County l-los- pltal, Summerside. who has been spending her vacation at her home in Georgetown leit on Wednesday to resume her studies.
On Monday in a doubleheader soitball fixture played on the Re- creational Grounds in Georgetown, the local girls’ squad continued their seasons unbroken string oi
THE EASTERN GUARDIAN
comm‘ oeolorrowur Weldon Invent
Illa l. A. Llewellyn Roper; in stbrmm
Ilndry, Albert Althll. III. line Harriet Clair.
bought ei my o! filo
t Lin. (Ira. In Sourin Cordon‘: end Florence The Poet Oiiloe.
--'ATTI$NTION — for ' lmert styles in Baby-Doll Shoes cell at the Montague Shoe Store.
.381“)? FOB FATHERS DAY now at Peplers Jewellery. Gilt: nt ell prices.
us,“ Monsoon’ suou STORE is featuring the smartest line otl Summer Ploy Shoes ior women east oi Charlottetown.
- ~'JUST Aitiilviibi-mvely sel- ectlon o! covered candies; sandwich and cake plates, etc.. in Out Glass: also btlliolds, writing cues and change purses in real leather. V. R. Pepler, The Jeweller, Montague.
____.________ TARANTUM AND VICINTTY
The tar-mars in this vicinity are busily engaged with their spring seeding.
Mr. Stephen Mumaghan, Bethei. has been engaged as milk hauler in this vicinity.
Friends of Miss Ell-ins ‘Trainer DOnagh. are pleased to learn she tins returned home from the Char- lottetown Hospital. where she was confined ior a short time.
Mr. Cornelius J. Cummiskey wes guest speaker at. e luncheon in aid oi the School Association held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ru- dolph Murnaghan, Tarantum, quite recently.
Mrs. Patrick R. ‘Trainer, Donsgh recently returned from USA. a!- ter spending the winter visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Trainer and iamily, formerly oi Donach, have returned to take up iarm- ing again alter an absent oi sev-
etrul years.
Mis Eleanor McAdam, Donagh, is at present visiting friends and relatives in Charlottetown.
The Government road planer operated by Mr. Levi McNally, is doing excellent work in this vic- inity.
STANLEY BRIDGE W, M. l.
Mrs. Carl Woolnnr entertained the membe a ior the May meeting. The worship service was conducted by Mrs. Green. Theme, "Newcomers to Canada". Verses 1 and 2 oi hymn 252 were sung. _
Scripture reading, Luke 10, verses 30 to 38; tpsalm 31, verses 1 to 8 and 14 to 28. Prayer followed. Reading, "Can You Help", by Mrs. Earle Henry. “l-low Great is the Need", by Mrs. Woolner. f‘Where
convincing victories by winning easily over both the Montague
is the Greatest. Need" by Mrs. F. S. Bell. “Where is Clothing being sent", by Mrs. H. S. MacEwen.
girls’ team and the Cardigan girls’ team. The same evening n boys’ softball team deieaied a team from Cardigan.
NOTE! DAME CONVENT, MISCOUCHE
—~For month oi May:-
Grade VIII-l, Dolores Wybou and Leah DmRoches; 2. Shirley Veno; 3, Nova. Venn, and Eileen Gaudet.
Grade VI—i. Grace Seams-n; 2. Lorraine Williams; 3, Wanda Steele.
Grade V-l, Im-lne DeeRochee: 2, Erma Gallant: 3, Doreen De-
Coste.
Grade IV-i, Roselle DesRoches 2, Elaine Gallant; 3, Justin Mc- Neil.
Grade Ill-l, Emmett Williams and Patricia Poirietr; 2, Winniired Poitier: 8, Bernadette Gaudet.
Grade Il-l, Geralda. Veno; 2. Bella Gaudet; B, iris Gallant.
Grade I (al-l, Dennis Gaudet‘. and ILorraine Gaudet; 2. Dolores Gaudet; 3, Albert Gallant.
Grade I (b)-—l, Elaine Des- Roohu: B. Pauline Gaudet; 3. Ann Steele.
A poem, "The Agony oi God", by Mrs. Lorne MacEwen. Verses 3 and 4 of hymn 252 were sung. Roll call answered by 12 members. Min- utes read and approved. The last chapter oi study book was prepared and given by Mrs. Myers, Mrl. H. S. MacEwen and Mrs. John Fyie. Meeting closed to meet at the home of Mrs. Blots MacEwen in June. Glory the word ior roll call. Col- lection $3.70.
A Sour Stomach Given Welcome Ilellei
ii fermentation o! food in the stom:ch can be prevented W" I° : long wey toward: Itorpln: I most frequent ailment oi the dly. Alter once using Dr. Hamilton’: Pills, many sufferers ilnd the ltom- ach i: cleared oi the :our, ‘t- ing mutter that came: gu. heart- burn. indigestion and headechu. You will he pleasantly lurprlced II the smooth easy way in which Dr. Hamilton’. Pill: tone up the liver,‘ stomach and bowell. To secure the aid your ltomech needl give Dr. Hamilton‘: Pills u good tri:l. Sold by all drugghtc.
Progressive Conservative Candidate.
Au. RIGHT.’ m. AND
-—By J. R. Williams
I ‘DON'T BLAME HIM! IT'S LIKE ME" I.’ >- WANT TO WORKED IN THWNEST BE BLAMED j < FOR A MONTH MICE FOR BEIN’ ‘- AN’ ATOURIST ~; . DOPE‘! ENOUGH GOIN’ THROUGH \ » TO ‘DRILL. ALL SAID TO ME,"DU9E THEM HOLES t IGUYS SURE GAVE IN TH’ TABLE THY INDIANG A g ' ‘DIIZTY DEAL.’ '
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Political King's
The following Political Mce mentioned at 8:30 p.m.:
ANNANDALE HALL-Tue ST. CHARLES HALL-Thu
MURRAY HARBOR HALL-Friday, June 10th. MURRAYJIVER HALL-Monday, June 13th. CAMBRIDGE HALL-Tuesday, June 14th.
LITTLE SANDS HALL-Wednesday, June 15th. LOWER MONTAGUE HALL-Thursday, June 16th. DUNDAS HALL-Friday, June 17th. . LORNE VALLEY HALL-Monday, June 20th.
GEORGETOWN HALL-Wednesday, June 12nd.
Th: undersigned, who shall oddrm eIl meetings, Invites other speakers and the general public to be present.
T. I. KICKHAM,
Meetings “County
tings will be held on the dates
sday, June 21st. ndcy, June 23rd.
Lllmol Candidate.
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Presentation 0i ltitleons’ Testaments
Friday evening June I. n very impressive ceremony was held in Buckley School when the teacher and pupils oi grades V to IX were presented with leather-bound Testaments the gilt oi the Gideon society.
Mrs. Guy Pierce, president oi the Womufs Institute. noting as chair- man, celled on the members oi the Wee-Stitohers Girl's Club to slang A Wonderiul Love. Gail Prowse read the Scripture 1 Cor._chepter 13. Ellen Wooldridge gave a. brlei resume oi the work oi the Gideons, alter which the cholrmnn called on Mr. Edward Sellick, secretary oi the Board oi Trustees oi Buckley School, to present the Testaments, upon which he devi- ously lud inscribed the names oi the pupils. Rev. John MacOcllum uttered n. dedlcatory prayer 101.. lowing which he gave an address entitled "The Bible and the bene- litits to be received throush reading
Vere. Nowson, on beihali o! the
pupils, expressed thanks with : resolution to have daily Bible reading in the school. The mem- bers o! the Wee-Stitchers Club H118 "I Am 8o Glad That Our Father in Heaven", Mrs, my"; Bcilick acting as organist, As this was the closing exer- cises o! the Wee-Stitchers Girl's Sewmz -C1ub a display oi the work was presented. The members cap. luring the coveted honor; wear. In! their pins and ribbons are as iollows:
Senlor--Ellen Wooldridge
Intermediate —- ist. Vera New- 8011; 2nd. Thelma. Newson; 3rd Greta Proude Jun.i0r—Ma'rie Strickland.
The members then sang "The Is- land Hymn"
At this time the chairman cali- ed on Corporal Green o! the ac. M-P- to Speak. The topic of his address: "Citizens oi Canada." l-ie held his audience in rapt atten. lion. both young and those not so 901mg. assuring us oi our rich heritage provided by our parents, and challenging us to carry the WW0!!- that our children too many enjoy the blessings oi this - Our Canada.
l-le then took us on an lmpgin. If? tour oi our Dominion, pres- onting in picture-Jasper and :ll the beauty -oi nature therein, a. vacation trip on Prince Edward Is- land, a. tour through the Mart- times Mexico.
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WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE LOCAL PLANT AND SEE YOUR HOGS BEING KILLED, WEIGHED AND GRADED.
PLACE TBUCKEI/AGIINT LOADING DA! Albany-Victoria k . L. D. Msolieod l lone ....'..'l‘hursday
Albertou .................._... Alhcrton Coop. ....._.. .....Tuesdny Annandlle ......._.......- J. G. MacDonald ~ n: .....Tue:day Bediord-Trmcsdie _._ lierb Mulllu ...,....._. ..,..Tuesday
Belle River-Wood Il- t _ ...:.....__.......... B. been Bioomileltl ....._...'..; Bloomfield Coop. ...__...
Bruhlbaue _.__...._‘. Elmer Wlgmore Canoe Cove - Archie MncKinnon .._....'l'uesday Cudlgau .. . Noruien Mlc-Kenlle _ .._...Thursduy Conway - Portage . Freeland .,... H. l. Phillipe _.......... __.... Tuesday oornwell .. ....... linen Howe-rd ..___.....T;recdey Coveheed-Yor .... ._ Lloyd Volley ....._.._......’l‘uesday Crepeud-Weetmore- lend .1. N. Dumn ........- ‘Tuesday until pool
Dunetliiuuge .. .....'. . Tuesday Tone. - Eldon - Pt. Prim-
Melville ' John Malia ..-.....:. .....'l‘uesd:y Elierllie ' Ellerllle Coop. ..._.... .....Tuesday
...._..... Monday afternoon
Elmira-But int. .......... .... Jhursday
Frederlcton-Coiviile . Lei MeoDowell Gnspernux - Murray Barbour North ...;.. Curl Grehun Hunter River ............Bortlen Baguall linnpton ...-........_...- George Dunsford .... .. Remington .... Herb MeEwen - M:u- rice Cueley ............Sid Maehesn . .........1'.. Dlngweil s. Mutter
Montague Mot-ell
Tuesday
Mt. ‘ ‘t. ‘.Elrl Jay ..... .-..-.._.._. Tuesday Murray River - Mur-
ray Harbour IL MaePhenon Northnm .. Spur-gem Dyment O'l.e:ry _O‘Lc:ry Coop. ....__
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Peeku-St. rem’: Merlin Devine SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE s, Pewhm, m” A" "who .er'~..tr."...~ ~~‘""""" Conveniences Cnreiey .... .. Thursday A I , Tlg-nish -,.. .................. .- Tlgnlsh Coop Tuesday PP y’ Vernon liver-Dig; Ralph Lee ........._.__.. .....'l'uesdsy Vernon - Ch Vel- ley ...... Walter Crlne ............ ..,..'l‘uesdny Weterul ........._._... Eddi She: . . ....._.. _., Tuesday M°nmgu' Weiiiugtob ...__.___._ Welllzagton Coop. ...........Tuesdny H C‘ ‘ ‘ end ' ' " - For eiliolent trucking service Mandi!
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OPTOMETBIST Fitting end Supplying Glenn
MONTAGUI. P. I. I. Oiiice Iiourlt
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oiiloe connected with Dru ltore.
to Friday phone 29d or 121i.
REMEMBER IT IS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO MARKET YOUR HOGS AND OTHER LIVESTT CK THROUGH
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