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Aucvsn 2a. 1941

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

I is THE TIME 1'5 ‘FIX-UP YOUR i-ioMEi

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Let IIOLMAIPS Help You Get Started 0n'This lmportantdoh, RIGIIT NllWl...... ~

Burlington. I

HOLMAN’S Can Supply Immediately From Stock Many Hard-To-Get Items-QCHEQK This List For Your Requirements--

a lliiirlington 1mm Aim DANCE

WEDNESDAY, 9-1 A. M.

DON MESSER AND HIS ISLANDERS

‘And lllelnlty '

i sci-e. stenley o. rrhornpeonriiia children. Lelth and Carol are via- iting relatives at Kelvin.

t l l Mrs. Leighton stewart. Norboro is spending a. few days at her former home at Burlington.‘ .__ i l Mr. and Mrs. William n‘. John- stone of Long River and party,

ILUE NOTES ORCHESTRA have returned after an enjoyable motor trip in the Maritlmes and

IMPERIAL oiiiioi: PALACE

'l MILE WEST OF SUMMERSIDE [

l SATURDAY, 9-I2 P.M.

Mr. Waldo Mayhew of Boston. Mess, arrived on Saturday to visit his brother, Mr. Alfred Mayhew, Mergate.

Mir. and Mrs. James E. Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Proctor,

Annual Meeting

EAST PRINCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ! Ass°¢iATi°N ipfyliill ‘lliilllligrili? l?" £22.23;

The annual meeting of the East PFlAlCQTPPOQIEI-zlllll/O gon- xélnllkiwtnmifs: “gig- servetive Association will be held at _t _e_ own o . iiiii" Mill or oiennont and Mr. and MM. rnerside, at eight o'clock en the evening of Friday, August Albert oreeweli or South nuetico.

I947. ZMhIEIection of officers and other business will be transacted and prominent speakers will be hoard. _ _

A full representation of voters from each Poll is re- quested.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craswell, isouth Rustico, are spending a few days at Ciermont where they are ‘ "guests of their brother-tn-lew, Mr. John Mil] end family. f

Murray and M‘. SIIINGLES - - a

VEE-LOCK ASPHALT SHIN- GLES-IZS lbs. weight-colors red, green, black, red blend and green blenrl.

J. ERNEST MORRISON, Several neighbors of Mr. and vice_pmsident_ ‘Mrs. Hirkox, at Burlington also

enjoyed the privilege ot being pre- EDWARD E_ ARNETT, - sent et these meetings and of par- Secretory.

Window Glass - - -

Large stock of Window Glass in all wanted sizes. Order your requirements NOW.

look Sets - - -

Modernite Tile - - r

taking of the bountiful refresh-

meiii, provided‘ The proper material tor your

East Prince Progressive

Kitchen and Bathroom-comes Conservative Association.

Mrl and Mrs. Harold Paynter and daughter Nancy, of Saugus,

in white and green.

' .M.rs. Hedley Paynter, Long River. i. |5he was accompanied by her small son and daughter. Lowell and i Lorraine.

l Mass, who spent the past week; New ‘ililpmelll’ 0f Front and ltii lti tr‘ t . 1-. - . . . . m“ rmLi/efsagﬂliezle lznllglghéirllénl/Irs!‘ ! THICK-BUTT ASpHiiiL-i‘ si-"N. Il1S'Id8 Door Sets in various QQM-Qoo-QAioQooQooQoo-Qniirsvo Wllllmi E- Piiliiii Biiiiliigiim- i i555 -g—' Igit-Icrlitlﬁilfxolrivef; "Y °‘- Plastic countef Top a Mire. Lei hto Co l t d ' ' ’ ’ ‘ ‘- SUMMERSIDE i... .... ......f. .é‘s..“$l’."w’.f..“§;°..l iiirii iii w" iiiiiiii- lloor Butts - - - - i fur-day. after spending the pasti - H d D B" H d t Tan Linen Arborite Plastic for {week with her wreriir. Mr- and; ROLL ROOFING-ll! and ao- "i" °°' " i" ‘i’ °

To Keep Cool! To Keep Warm!

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT

Single offices or suites of offices as you wish them, construc- ed and finished to individual requirements and taste. In new,

get-but we have them.

SHEET LEAD-SHEET ZINC- GALVANIZED CORNER

Kitchen counter tops and tables. Stain

inch slate surfaced — Heavy

long-wearing weight.

proof, waterproof, and

___. ' ' ‘ble. . . . . . STARTER STRIP — Cen1ent- BOARD. Pillﬂivllll‘ iiideillllﬂ‘

'“.°“'°"" hrelﬂoof bmldlng MW- und“ Fonstrucho" m the r: wlﬁrlhglrlg illlsrrfoeesdtaglortllielralttijilrentii Nﬁlll-alillill"! "P"- EIL-‘Elﬁ-Flc- Use Rock Wool Insulation, It will middle of the Summerside business section. Arrangements property M Nurboro‘ moved m; . c-iiii b, mud, by Immediate contact with- liiiii, n: gem, dnMgmiiéilimnei make your house cool In Summer and

B! W! . I’. an TS. over I l

iii y, i d i N _ » _ - warrn In Winter-We con supply it WILLARD MacDONALD 3...... wit“; 512...; ..:;;;;'.:;,_ , Moder-rile — Repair Rriiiiiiii 0" The

ciiimm | in 2" and 4" batts and granulated

in bag‘.

IlllIlliE-IIESIJTO DEALER SUMMERSIDE, r. E. I.

HOLMAN EASY PAYMENT PLAN I-3 Down i- Balance Monthly

l Mr. James Johristone oi’ Hard? esty, Alberta. arrived on Sunday to visit his brotheq Mr. Andrew. and Mr. Oscar Johnstene, Long River arid other relatives on the Island. Mir. Johnstone. last visited his native province 24 years ago, and is receiving a hearty wel- come from many old friends.

Phone 72 Phone 453-3

our PRICES m: iiiciir TOO! *

Miss Fannie Profltt and party‘ arrived on the Island on Sunday

to spend a vacation with relatives}

IIOLMAIPS - “Where lllll‘

We have Iii stock

end friends. Miss Profltt who nio-= 7' SIHDE I851 SUMMER ID -' |'| ' I ' T“ ' 0W ITIBIIIIS M00!" I torsd from her home at Meldeml Milll, was accompanied by her -

mother. Mrs. Wlllltlm a. Preiitt.‘ who has been visiting members of‘ her family in the States.

l Mlrs. H. i8. Moose. Kensinzton, spent the past. week at Burling- i to h h th t f he’; dlsirgteitielr eaddlsson-ln-lgallve,‘ IVE‘. l and Mrs. Leigh Paynter. Mrs. i’ Moose has M389 ted itio at ' , East Royalty anlll exgecptgsto rtaks I up her new duties on the first of» Septemben-Bur.

again two years hence. The Address

Dear Mary Ann and Mac:

On this lovely August afternoon we have gathered here in honour ct your fiftieth weddini anniver- eary,

Although it does not occur un- ti‘ later in the Fall we deemed it noting to be here at this time when the other members of the family were able to be present.

'Time moves on and many end varied are the memories which

assembly tor their thoughtiulness and expressed his pleasure in having so many present ior the occasion.

All joined ‘.11 singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." alter which the needs of the inner man received ample attention.

Mrs. Alex Buchanan and Mrs. Hugh Nicholson poured; Mrs. l-larry Weeks and Mrs. Jennie At the Angiiiit meeting of iiiej Mr. and mo. Malcolm aiieh- Fbnrrmin viii the 1m: Miss Ai- W. M. S. oi’ Summer-field United anon, Dixon Road. Breadalbane. 1C8 Reeves. M185 Chrlﬂienﬂ M110- Churcli, which was held at the were pleasantly surprised on Wed- P11911011- Ml" Eileen weeks ‘ind

Leaf Binder Twine

OMOMMOMQO

TENDERS

FOR. PLUMBING, HEATING and AIR-CONDITIONING

At lowest possible prices.

Wholesale and Retail

HALIFAX SEED co. LTD.

72 Queen St., Charlottetown

For NEW PRINCE COUNTY IIOSPITAL SUMMEILSIDI, P. B. l.

Sealed Tenders. marked on outside tor each respective trade. will bl received by the Architects up to 5 o'clock on Monday, September 15th, 1947, for Plumbing, Heating and Alr-Condltloninl tor the above men-

- Lire a flood. ride burst upon you h M _ i 5h ‘i ii an, ii, Aug, c, 1947, Mrs. Wm. l-talilwell replenished. tloaod building. . iiffbim°'m,'_'si,il,f,¥d°yq.oveﬁ'f.°. iriﬁiseiiayiippioifililiggeeiy imy relatives when the evening sun dipped “igay- h h l b 0n deposit of $200.00 e set of plane and specifications may be ob- ... eeived 'a beautifully bound zlp- and friends gathered at their behind the hill and sent leniiih‘ i. our fomuts “h ‘lY-ll: "n tallied from the General Contractors. Foundation Maritime Limited. It f- persd Bible from hei- sister hiern- home to observe their 50th wed- oiling shadowr on the srolmds W- ‘mwn or ‘ 05p a y “d 135-137 MW" Writer Street. Halifax, N. 5.. also at their oitlce on the

minding diver: and sundry that "RM" ma" We P" enhyl“? ll u of yore.

On behalf of those present we ask you to accept this token o!

bers. The aitt. presented by Mrs. ding anfllvﬁfﬂﬂfy- James A. rreiiiine was iieeoniiun-i Anion! thnso present from a "it “X w“ “if” jmld “lihifgil ted by an address, which was read ‘distance WHO: Mr. end Mrs. Alex KPPTOBC-llng- 5 l" n9 5 r by Mrs. Keith Mayne. Mrs. Glover lnuchanaapi-lalifex, N54 Mr. John formed a latsﬂ 011010 BM “n!

10b llvslllﬂllll aide. P. B. l. Deposit will be i-oiunded when e bona tide tender hes been submitted and the plans and specifications ere return- ed to General Contractor or the Architects.

LESLIE ll. FAIR-N. F.R.A.I.C-. Architect.

.. .. love and esteem with the addedi I . B I’l I W1 G50 , Ont; Allld I-iiiﬂl SW19. “l!!! WlIIIllB l). AIIYIQ Street I32 MIIII Bl- igdifclhlsslgittexpreued h" nun“ ‘Mr. (Elﬁmlgxlemﬂutlihena: of rEreltine. hands assisted in bouncing the gfiltimul-gllao airs“ 13g zinldlimg-llyl new“, N,g_ woigviiie, p3, Prior to th-Td rt e f, .allli?)~illgé' Eﬁmulgéneélllgmngrsgﬁ" grgizjequny hrew n5 were “id vou long be spared td enjoy the o-€>eor-@>otr§eo<)0e<$><l®4 e e-pa ur o - . - i ~

fEIIOWShIp of home end loved ones.

ll.'.l'.li.'§.ll'l§.l.l§l'% Regent Theatre

their rutiire home at Bradalbane, line. Mess; Mr- Weilei Reeves "id iii" deiiﬁf"? ° ‘ma, “m”: Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Glover were illlld daughter Alice, od Imperial, Irllﬁllbl in U045 Erica m" waited upon. at their home at Soak. Norboro. by friends and neighbors. Mr. Barry Bowness took the role o! chairman in his usual capable the sllhc-YIYIB 1X1 Whlllh 85011 0118 manner, and alter referring brlei- present- wls asked to resistor. _

_ .3 ~ ’ i-'——-- . ly to the purpose or the gathering i R108! b61118 I599? ll l 1710mm"! "f l n 5 U H E E

During the etternoon euest books were distributed throughout

Mil. Glover. living there since her "i6 lifldlllilhhl W946i!!! NR0- marrieee. hes endeared herself to WM" ill P" "9" "ll" b‘ .11 u“ qiowi- Qwfeaed “mach- hound the table. Mr. John D. tion and thaniie for the gift, and Meiiiﬂiiii» °1 "mmiil" extended an invitation to visit for the I-"eiiiiimii ll" ii "i" "i", iii m,“ m“, ha,“ Lunch sketch oi incidents lnkttie life oi was served by the iiioieii and den- "in Wiiiii‘ "i "hi" "i" cine was enjoyed tor the remainder . We" m"- og iii, Nani“; ‘Mr. Thomas Costello, who eon- tmued in the eerrie vein.

lllPll HIITTAR

5um/ncrside

in w» iriiimii irfliiuiiiessltiNAL CARD

Streets.

Mrs. Daniel Hickox was hostess l Mi- "iiiiimii "W! "l"- “'1' at her charming home at Buriinv- m“ mwai ‘m “m” °l I'M“

This is one of the most de- sirable properties lii side. Interested parties may ar- range to inspect the property by appointment mode with the own- er or with Mr. D. O. Stewart, solicitor, Summerside.

His residence situated on the .- cornei of Winter and Summer

Summer-

celled upon Mrs. Geoi-ge Boiwnees ilhgaxflfwm m. “ma!” h“ FURNITURE i

who reed en eppropr ate e dress. l -

A heaiiiiriii chine cabinet and en immerse and many and varied l!" "iiliiiﬂﬂl liY Mi; II- ¢~ i SIIMMEIISIDE Qmuﬂmg] ciieii- w", iii-ﬂanges were the groupings posed for. Whitney to sell at public auc-

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to. m. and Mrs. Glolver in - lmfhisdgniai-u iggleenxasd ll-Ifdatiug: IN tlon oi 1:30 p.iii. on Tangy snummy tl; gggrgfﬁn glﬁldélmlz: appeumnc’ “uh Wm“ 61ml!‘ L

has been e life lone resident and 810ml!!! lllliﬂ- "14 “nu!” b! i

no svoieeit even sovso muritb more to lose! iiiniamu lllltl sumo

illllllitfl lliiiiiil

l‘. Earls Hickey

Office at ll Grenville street lamaiereiile

lim, ii, ii, i, ii, w M qireieoi. to reed en eddrele. fol- l‘, i“ Nzwrnenglggonvf éhﬂmnn‘ iiiwing which um gsryhounn, ‘Church at the August meeting. The “hmﬂuwmili “u”! all ' ‘m’ president. Mrs. .1. w. neytei pi-e- "'4 9'" "l-l‘ ‘i "l m“ 9"!"- iiaiii. and ma. Harland mii was "f- Biwiitii" If" "if: °l the acting secretary. M-lse winni- him“! "4 m‘ " ' "l" ' ll"

m“ m?” ‘P’ "PM" f" "l" Mrs. Eerie Houston, we. Richard

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At the some time I will sell ‘ for Mr. Whltne by public euc- i tion household urnlture and ef- i fects, consisting chiefly of a i mahogany bedroom set, beds and

Phone it'll Obeneree Accountant

l om t H t 1 u‘ Mtlﬂrlkllll, dining room furni- ' 0V0}! Ill. M‘! l n; ‘plr n e m- i L. w i Aoeqoo-Q-elue u N e h . Q. , _ . ‘ ‘ ............n.nn. i... iitiritwiii... its. ..:.'.i.,'.:.::'...:.i;9'...i..,"::.:. ~ . ._._._.i._._. l‘ l ' ' ‘“""" lowing the conclusion ot this Klnlroro dlo couch, sofa, plane, floor ieﬂﬁ~ﬁﬂllliti&tllﬂ 1.»

lamps, mirrors, large boolrcose,

mm“ m" m." mu pnﬂd“ Plrllco ioillo, ond inoiiy other

at e meeting o! the Ladies Aid. At

Office Hollis:

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q . _ i sin-mi m - m mama-sings‘ a mguxm i; TM»;d¢y=_r1hto d4 P-Mn-d iioiiietioio ﬂltltlll too llllllllftllll - “WNW” ‘ ."i I ii - in or. uri are rein-noon. . s“ w" l???" w. .0 n. icihltéekellloliuw: mneddim lb‘: “will” i If weather unfavorable, sole . And e W iii... m, nmon~ Septetnhﬂ meetinl. A anon... 1w 5 aid i» 9 will o-iieiii eiiiso piiiiiie tol- "SONG 0F THE WASTEI-ANIJ" lsmerslde Plm 202 Win-w mm- o-i-w rim-u {LT-he'll ntttiilﬂm ilmrllﬂ“ “l: zdrrfufdl '°""""°" ~ ' "i" ""5 i mic lum- Alwlih-l 0mm im. rm. inieoo lteoboimd. ° ' c‘ °" l’ HUGH MORRISON,

on lerlal and item-oer. liiiiifﬂlﬁiiltl-

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Shows‘ 7.15 oiiil 9.15

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