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Accessories

Trousers .

Men's Gabardine Trousers are I gift that He'll like and appreciate. In s number of smsrt summer shades these Trousers have five pockets-drop belt loops-zipper fly and pleated front. Gabardine Trousers are pric- ed nt 11.50.

Windbreakers

Gabardine Windbreakers that he'll wear and wear for s11 outdoor sports or in the egg, These have s zipper closing and knit colisr. cuffs and waist band. they're dark tan in color. The price is 5.95. This is the type of gift that your Dad would really like. u‘

Th8! I considerable talk about LONDON — ( CP) - Tho Nos- sciencl mlkins food out o: wood. tonal m: Collections mule in 1941, with building costs the wily they the 44th of its existence. obtained ere, it might be better find s or helped to obtain ert fork tor way of making wood out of fuod.— the nation which bring the total Hamilton Spectator. acquisitions to 1,500.

DESIRABLE DWELLING FDR SALE

Corner of Church and Central Streets, Summerside. Double garage. Apply for particulars on premises 61 Central Street, Summeiside, P. O. Box 242. Phone 124-1.

WANTED

' EXPERIENCED SALESMAN l

Whole or Part Time for Sunrrnerside and Prince County. All Replies Treated in Confidence

3V Apply by latter giving full particulars, to:-

i BOX 997 I’ c/o Guardian, Charlottetown

"VIIIEIIE IILD

Al HOLMAN’S

And iiere Are Gilt Suggestions From The MEN’S WEAR and- CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS

Shirts

bed will be pleased if you Ii" m" l sud ﬁst carries s well known label-Arrow.

‘Ilﬁoke or l. V. D. Mode of fine

brosdeloth these Shirts are in pill! @010". mart stripes or nest patterns-the! l" I"

s full rsnge of sizes priced from 3-9

Pop just can't have enough Socks,

the snkle length for Summer. - - - Choose them from those on displsy. There nre plain colors, diamond or clock designs or sll over psttsrns-Hase make n very welcome gift snd these are packed in sili- liﬂﬂi-ilw! a"

priced from 49 cents to 2.50 s psir.

Ties

Swim Trunks

Trunks‘! ln the fine quality

5 to 6.00 2.95. 3-96 Ind L50.

ilanilkorchieis

Handkerchiefs for Dad's Gift are o good ides-One that he'll appreciate. White Linen or Lswn—two in n. box. - - - The Linen quality is priced st. 1.50 s. box and the Lawn Handkerchiefs are 1.00 and 1.25

specially

s box.

Specially for Father's Dsy are no! Pllitl Ties-the designs are new and definitely dif-

Ierent.

These Ties are in plastic

topped

bu" go you can choose the colon that you

wish. - - - Panel Ties

$.00.

l" u" 301M"! action ere numerous gifts for your selection. - - - Sets of Collar ltins end Tie Bars-Key Chains snd Cuff Links-cinch nlwel of iowelory such u Tie slides. coun Pins 0i‘ K6? Chains. - - - Cigarette Cases of gold finished metal- Rwlwn Cllﬂrette Lighters- - lusl Leather Bill Folds and Key Cases in a number of new styles.‘ Make Dad happy with s gift . from- this section of the Men's Wear Department.

Atllilllﬂ sourii '

Mr. Keir Fraser was s business visitor to Summerslde recently.

The first mackerel of the season was caught by Mr. Denzii smith

The Research bostnJJ. Cowie arrived in port lest week-A. Bo.

. Mr. Bill Kinch spent the week- end at hie home in Alberton South.

,_..._.. Mrs. i-lsroid Bkerry and child- ren spent s few dsys st Anglo Tignish with Mrs. Bkerryb mother, Mrs. Cletus Gavin. . ' '

The many friends a m. hed Leavltt regret to hear of bis recent

st 1.50 and

sro priced

[tossing Gowns

The resliy luxurious gilt for Du! is s Dressing Gown. - In the Men's Clothing Department you'll find smart Dressing Gowns of wool flannel, crease resistsnt rsyon and corded rsyon. The colors are blue. grey striped. fswn and figured wine with either pisin or cord trim. Men's Dressing Gowns Ire priced st 12.00 to 20.00. '

FRIENDS MEE "

illness in the Western l-lospitel Al- hart/an.

The lobster fishermen fishing out of Aiberton Harbour have been getting higher catches during the past two weeks.

TEACH COMMUNITY PLANNING MONTREAL - y?) - The slimmer school community planning st Mscdonsld College of M00111 Urslversity was opened ro- cently by Bans Dusssult, provin- cisl minister qr municipal stfsirs HISTORIC SITE! MADRID

HALIFAX -—- (GP) — Markers

Why not give hiin s new ps.ir of Swim

you'll find wool Trunks snsde by Hervey Wood-the new "Swim snd Play Trunks" that sre so very popular and sre mode of gsbsrdine or sstoen finished cloth. Swim Trunks are svsilsble in plsin colors or fsnoy nil over designs. They Ire priced at

designating two of Nova Heath's

.T_l-l§_C§_UAKU1AN. GHARLOTTETOWN "

selection on display

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

—UNLOADING COAL st Car- leton Tuesday and Wednesday. Ralph MecOauli. I -

-WAITR.ESSES WANTED. Ap- ply Leo Coyle's Restaurant, Box 422, Blunmerelde.

-I01l sALE-ISM Ford half-ton truckYFair condition. AppLy aaa Market Street. Summerside. —F0it SALE-load one-ton panel truck. Con. be used ss station wagon. Good condition. Sold right tor cash. J. B. Morrison. phone 182, or Box 3B3, Summer-side.

—WE ARE about to tske ship- rmeni. of six No. 30 Cookshutt truc- tors. All equipped with power take- otl. James A. McNeili and Sons. Summerside.

-—FOR SALE-Foundation Green ‘Mountain potatoes No. 1. Limited quantity; also 50 bus. mixed seed oats, 40 bus. feed oats. Clark H. Caseiey, Hamilton, P. E. I. '

-FOR SALE-Property of Don- aid Bell at 'I‘ryon, consisting of one acre of land, dwelling and barn, all in good condition. Elec- ll-ic lights. Bus line passes place. Near churches, school. stores, etc.

' Office.

Apply Walter 1-1. Bell. Trvon, or Licrley M. Bell, Summerside.

--NEW FLAGPOLE-Under the lapel-vision of Mr. Frank Huestis. "vorkrnen have completed the in-

y ~iallation of the new flagpole on

the roof of the Summerside Post The old pole had become rotten at. the base and during the recent storm hed blown drown and barely missed crashing through ihe glass which covers the employ- ees‘ section. S

—TO ATTEND GRADUATION—- 1k. and Mrs. Henry \Vedge and young daughter. Carol Ann. left on Saturday for lvioutrcul. Theywere accompanied by Miss Barbara Delaney and Miss Joan McKenna. nurses in training in t-l-ie Prince County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wedge will attend the graduation exercises of st. John's College. Quebec. where their son, Richard. is a student, after which they vrill

historic sites will be placed in An- napolis snd Disby counties in the ricer future. One will ommemor- ets the errivsl at the Acadlans st st. Mary's Bay shore, the other the location of Potriricourtb girst mill near Annapolis Royal.

ARTIST DUI! DOM‘

HALIFAX ~— (OP) - The well- krlown young Halifax lrtist, John L Grey, recently purchased the motor vessel Knttlloen RJ-L, e eo- foot, diesel-powered lobster boat. He plsns to use it for painting seescepes on the coast snd may go es ilsr south ls worlds in search of subject.

Temperance Rally ll cmni lisii, sis-mire‘ Wednesday, Juno i6

at 1.30 PM.

"rvrllrooov vriooiir .

Two films. Special Speaker, Ir. ll. B. itlslisers

Visit. various cities in Upper Can- sda and the United States. Their son will accompany thorn. On their return Miss Delaney, who is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Mark Delaney. Summcrsidc. and Miss McKenna, whose home is in Montreal. xivill also accompany bhem back to Siimlnerside to re- mine their studies-S.

—HANDICRAFTS ON DISPLAY --An unusual showing of needle- work and art was on display in the basement of St. Pants Church. Surnmerside, on Saturday and Sunday, the work of the pupds of St. Mary's Academy. The work is n credit to the teaching of the sisters of the convent and to the pupils. Each grade has certain assign- ments in needle craft and art and as the children pass from one grade to another and become more competent their assignments be- come more difficult. ‘Each child keeps for their own use the articles that they make. The art exhibits included creative art. figures moulded with plastic modelling clay. There were articles of wood- craft by the boys in the lower grades and paper-cut. nuts which were quite inrzcnioils. Samples of the pupils work-books in the lnzver rradcs vrere on display which demonstrated neatness and fine examples of handwriting. A nurn- ber of original “Fire Prevention" posters drawn by the girls of the llppEt‘ grades were shun-n whiwh o'er-n ilnlisunl in their Origlnaliiv. 'l‘here yrs-re ai=o rxa-mplcs of per- sneetlve drawing and map draw- inr. ‘The needlework articles shown ivere also verv well done and most n; them can he user! bv the child- rrn themselves or in their homes ‘Thev were a= follows according to riasses- Grade i. small aprons; erode 2. ‘baby hihs: grade 3. tray cloths: grade 4. cup ton-sis: grade 5, guest. towels: grade R. nmrlers: grade 7. chair sets: grade B. infants ganments and diamond socks: grade ‘t, apron: nnd crochet. lace: grade 10. altar l'll’1@i'1S——-S.

..DEATH OF limit LOUIS Me- KAY-Th» death occurred at i-hﬂ Prince County Hospital yesterday morning of Mrs. Louis McKay 0i i‘!!! Belmont. Street, Sumlnerside. The deceased. who was formerly Miss Bessie Mollwen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward McEwen of New London, had been ill for sev- eral months. ‘News of her passing tomes as a great shock to e. host of friends in Summerside and vic- lnity. She was 41 years-of age. she is survived by her husband and two children, Gordon and Betty. The body is resting at the Compton Funeral Home until thfs (Tuesdayi morning when it. will be removed to her late residence The funeral will be held on Wed- nesday with s service at the Unit- ed Church at 2.15. Burial will be in New London cemetery. S

MMMGMGMMQ

Baseball iiaine And ' llance _

TIGNISH, JUNE 16 TIGNISH ACES

SUMMERSIDEWtEGIONAIRES Gains starting at 6 PM. Modern and Old Time Dancing Music‘ to be supplied by Mlscouche Orchestra

Everybody Welcome Proceeds in aid of Tigniill Aces

Dancing from 9 pm. to 1 a.rn. '

» Budgets

An estimeted deficit of $4,000.89 W" bud-laid tor the current year et the regular meeting or the Bunmerside Town Council held lest evening. The estimated ex- penditures unourit to 0110315139 and the estimated revenue is p111,- 614.90.

Councillor WE. Bmsllrnsn. chair- man of the finsnco committee, who brought in the estimates for 1M IiPDrovsl or the meeting ssid that during the months of Jsnu. ery sndlvisrchouthlsyeeraloe expenditures exceeded those at the same months in the previous yesr by approximately $1.000 rol- snow removal. This hss been s strain on the resources o1 the Town. He hﬂped that the estimated deficit would be narrowed down p910" the end of the year, providing that the citlsens did not make too mﬂILV extrsordinlry demands.

A letter was reed frum the Board of School ‘Ibustees advising ihli Mr- George Walker 0d Sum- merslde hed been hired as phys- ical instructor st e salary of $1,800.00. Part or hi; cm; ym h.

Personals

—Mr. John E. Cameron of Messrs. Morris end Bernard, Tignish, wss s visitor to Buinmorside on Mon- dey. 5 —Mrs. Charles C. Smith and small eon Roger Wilfred of Cai- gary. Alberta. have arrived home for the summer. being the guests of Mayor and Mrs. Taylor, Ken- slugton.

—Mrs. John D. Wedge and ﬂwddoushter. Dorothy, left on Saturday morning for Bsthurst, N. 8., where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wedge, for- merly of summer-side. "Mr. Wedge

Waldo Town

15, 194g

Council For Deficit

devoted to academic teaching i the school end pert to the phygic] development of the pupils ‘m; supervision of games and the mg. door rink.

Commenting on the feet ti.“ the Kinsmen Club was wlthqnw. in! from the field so that this m. pointment could be nude, my,” AIM”. who presided st the mm. ins. emessea the IPDrscistion o] the Town to the Kinsmen whq gsve so much of their time and made s splendid Job of can-yin‘ out the work. l-le said he knew that their continued assistance would be forthcoming snd he i“. his assurance that the newly u. pointed supervisor would help to supervise the Kinsmen outdoor rink oﬁilich hed been builtst cw. sidersble cost.

In response to s request mm the Slnnnierside Curling m“ . IQIDIUUOII was passed that g, per-- mit be granted without cost i», build s new curling rink on . property west of the court house.

Commenting on the police N. port stating that n large Ililmbeg of dogs had been destroyed, my“ Arnett said he is still receiving complaints about doze being e1 large. Bcme people are or the up. lnlon that. if they psy their taxes they can allow their dogs st large, He said he would irlstruet tihe m. lice to enforce the by-lsiw and p". sons who value their dogs should keep them in.

When the matter of making s}. appointment to the school Board cams up the Council adjourned tlheir meeting briefly and the pres; withdraw so the matter could be discussed in caucus. Alter about five minutes the meeting resumed and Mr. Norman Mai-Lead wss re- appointed for e. term of three years.

Councillors Henry wedge ‘my Lorne Driscoll were not present st. last. night's. meeting. Councillor

is now manager of Steedmsgfs Store in Bathurst. s

Wedge is out oi the Province. —S.

ilitill .

but we think the price will

psred to teiie esrly delivery Briquets.

Nut sod Msrgsree lnverness.

For The Best In

I "Wiiiiit.

"<45

crrrcrlv:

Day Run Tignisll Daily ‘Ex. Sun.-Lv. $'side 10.1

toria only.

I L‘ Montague. Daily

PM.

Phone

.'!~ v

24S, Charlotte

NiIN " No Coke Available

We have recently been advised by the District Sales Mon- sgor of the Dominion Coal for the Msritiines that there will be N0 COKE svsilnble for thishestlng season, and according to the best authority we know American Anthra- cite Nut Coal snd Briquets will be in very short supply. There will be s limited quantity of Welsh Cobbles svsilnbls,

’ advise sll our eustome s to book their orders snd be pre-

We carry the best Grades only of Maritime Coal. - - - old Sydney. Springhili, Bras d'0r, washed, oil-treated Albion

ULD FRIENDS MEET"

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ADDITIONAL ‘ BUS SDNEDULES

FDR SUMMER MDNTNS‘

Limited Run-Lv. Ciftovn 11.15 AM. Daily via Bonshov/ for Borden and Mainland Connections.

-l.v. cirmi zoo AM. via lonsiiow a. Borden. Saturday OnIy-Lv. -Cil'lo\vn 11.45 P.M.'via lonsllew to Vic-

Lv. Cil'to\vn 11.15 PM. viadWood Islands to

Connections at Woodiilands forCIVtcvn and Montague tram Ferry leaving Cariiou at 5.00

T-llE lsiilio iioroii TRANSPORT l.Tii.

-. -. ~» o rv-Jrdb '15-". 0 o our no ~

be prohibitive. We strongly

of Americsn llard Nut and

Fueb-Piione 13d

marl

JUNE 15th

5 A.M.; or. Tigniiil 12.45 Noon

Piione 560, Suinmersidl

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