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EXHIBITION

s1‘ EGMONT BAY WEDNESDAY. sum‘. earn NEW ATTRACTIONS MEALS and nsvnnsrmmvrs WELCOME r0 VISITORS

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C. M. ARSENAULT, Sec’y.

Joy SNATIIS and Row li- here's.

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__ mi: spot and n. n. ‘r. nflflpcoweo’: calla at. Bruce's.

_.TWO CABS B031! Hood “w; w arrive at Brace’s.

.401: SALE. — One Organ. m, P. Tierney. Albany.

__BO0K ORDERS for Chain Link d Electric Weld Fox and Mink citing at Bruce's.

.-SPECIAL PRICE I'll-OM car on obln Hood Flour, to arrive at graces.

BVISITORS T0 P. E. l.—-A hgge pleasantly entertained a Emmy Cottage, Clifion. summer home of Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Jel were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huntley Di Victoria, B. C., Mr. and Mrs. J.

Pogson, St. John, N. B., Mrs. Mar- ” are: Costerton, Revelstoke. B. C..

llr. Chesley Schurman. Toronto, Misses Minna and Sadie McLeod. oston, formerly of Dundas, P. E. 1.. Elias Bertha Sohurman, Summer- iide, Miss Frances Doherty. Vernon, 3, C._ Mrs. Carrie Gardiner, Wetas- ewun, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. A. cid. Antlizonish, N. S.

Auction Sale AT LOWER FIIEETOVIII

l have been instructed by Mrs. Scott Jardine to sell by auction on her premises on Friday, Sept. 20th beginning at 1 p. m. Stand- ard Time all stock. implements and ii quantity of furniture coll- sisting of: .

Two choice mileh cows. one newly-iieshened, one heifer, four ealves.

implements. one threshing out- lii, engine i 1-2 h. p.. hay-mower. hay rake, horse hoe. potato dig- ger. one Bog grader, oue riding low. farm wagon wood sleigh. roodei- house. brooiier stove. cream separator, lack screws an | quantity of carpenter's tools. '

Furniture: kitchen range. par- liiur suite. two bed-room suites. several extra beds, dining room iiible and chairs. two couches. sev- eral rockers and occasional chairs, a quantity of dishes. lamps and all small articles. now on the

premises.

" JURINA PIG Growena in stock

at Bruce's.

—.IUBT ARRIVED trans. Wright and Bell, Somme a e.

IABBIVE “TWOICGOLI! Robin oo our; P , Book orders gegraoei. mm c“

Personals

—Miss Ruth Kelly. Bummersid has arrived nome after visit‘ ill Boston, Mass. and Hamilton, t.

—li;rs. J. P. Hogan, Summer- side and her daughter Mary are visiting in Boston. —-S.

—Miss Dorothy Monctnn and -' * her vocation ~ii Lie United states.

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ly, She is accompanied by her mother,

Mrs. James Croken. of Norboro, who will spend a month vlsitingin Boston and other points —S.

—Mr, and Mrs. Forbes Ellis and their daughter, Iris, have re- turned by plane to Bostcii after spending their vacation or. the Island.-—S.

M;—Mrs. Heber Ramsay has re- turned to her home in Alma alter spendlnfila weck 2n Monctoii, N B.

when _e was the guest u! her brother-S. ‘ —Miss Georgie Martin, Travel-

ler's Rest, left by plane recentl on a buslnms trip to St. John. w ere she spnt a very enjoyable day re~

nurning ihome on the evening flight.

For iitlior P. i}. News See Page 5

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Mr. John Noonan who has hem spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. pavis of Brighton. Mass. returned home on Tuesday,

Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Centti Borden left 0n Sa, day mo for a visit to Montreal.

Miss Glenn Sharpe of Mmcton. N. 13.. tspent the week end with her grants Mr. and Mrs. George arpe.

Master Nelson Gallant. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallant o! Borden underwent an ratim in the Prince County I! m MOI- dsv and latest reports are that he D ing well.

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Mr. Walter Carin, mess-room steward on car ferry P. E. Island, is having his annual holidays. With ‘Mrs. Carin he visited relatives in

Applli mad and k return-

ing home on Monday and leaving I. for Poi-Sand, Maine. where he vii. ~ s e remainder o! his hcli- i fir.“ I

Haywood friends l2";

Mr. and Mrs. Erskine o! Charlottetown, visited Borden on Sunday.

Mrs. Julian Herring of Borden, attended the meeting o! the cur.- adian Federation of Agriculture,

mtg which was held in the ion Hall 1

at Charlottetown on Tu . She was accompanied to the city by Mrs. Ralph Tooinbs oi Borden.

Mr. John R. Sharpe of Norboro was an ovemight guest of his bro- tiu George and Mrs. Shanpe of Bord den when retumingqfrom a visit to Cape Tcnnentine, . B.

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George GershVLI-composer. was! a roller skating nhalnpion when he i’ graduated from elementary school.

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BTROOD, Kent. Parishioners c! Strood were re-i

proved by Methodist minister Rem, Ralph Kirby, for not giving more i support to their Church o! England ;

, Rev. D. L. Band. ;

STOP IIIRI IND lOlD IIP BEFORE YOU liAVE

° Bring back you: share o!’

good pictures.‘ Shoot with elo-

peudable Kodak llilma It's " " here in all popular

sizes. When you return, leave

your exposed films with us fol

careful finishing: HI-GLOSS PRINTS

Mail Your Films To Us For Service

Ask for New Price List

Enman Drug 8i Photo Service

iuciiiliil SALE

Al‘ BO SUMMER STREET. IUMIIERSIDE

uuder instructions of will eell byi on |

A ting Olivcer MacNeill, I Aueflou on bis p.

wsnrrssosv, surnames moi sr z r. u. n. s. rms

an his :ui-u|eui-e and houaeholdf equipment consisting of Chesterfield I suite almost new- ' .

ehl-lrs and rockers, 1 Walnut setee, l scalloped Mp table. library table and chairs, mission style; several antique wash stands, l maaonile kitchen table and cream freeaer, electric table lamp, a quantity of dishes and cooking utensils, lawn mower, 1s burner; oil stove and all small articles found in a well equipped home. TERMS-CASH.

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ADDED ACCENTS TO FALL STYLES

In our range of moderately priced hand-bags you'll find smart new styles waiting to accent your Fall outfit!

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Pouch styles, envelope shape, bags with shoulder straps and others. Amber ornament, slide top closing, others with inside fastener compartment.

Genuine leathers, alligator, plastic, pig-tax. corded silk, plain black, red, brown, tan. '

Moderately Priced; $595. $8.95 to $15.00

In Our Hand-bag Department (Main Floor) YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING AT

Sinclair & Stewart Ltd.

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

IHZESS FRCNTS

Ideal to wear with your Fall suit sheer; corded 811k gfilrgéslgzléklillliglfi, in white, also Tartan Piaids, Plain m:

Priced At $1.95 to $2.95

sequin dress

"i" smarwn up collars and embroidered ornaments

Your dark dress. Priced At $1.00, $1.50 to $2.00

YOU’LL ENJOY snoprmc AT

SINCLAIR & STEWART LTD.

li ilay is unfit sale on next day. Giumu‘ Asflnu‘ '5 summers“, If llly ll Illlfli Ills oil MI? Ill!- Terins cash. - HUGH I’. MORRISON. HUGH F. MORRISON‘. MIIKID THIS WKY Ancuoneet /--v - r , ‘

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EDUCATION DEPT.

. The appointment of a Deputy Minister. The appointment of a School Attendance Officer. The appointment of a Physical Fitness Director.

The establishment of a Council of Education in ad-

l visory capacity to the Minister. Establishment of Vocational Training.

. Expansion of Library for audio visual education.

. Expansion of Library for adult education.

. Establishment of handicraft Instruction in schools.

. Active participation in school broadcasts in Maritimes.

Increased school attendance records through paymeu! of Family Allowances.

PROVINCIAL SEC.-TREASURER’S DEPT.

1. lie-organisation of Dept. Completed. 2. Commenced Cadastrai Survey. 3. Preparation of Brief for Dominion Provincial Confer-

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4. Progressive financing policy at favourable rates of an- proximately 3%.

PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS DEPT. s. Extension of Engineering Facilities and Staff.

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LConstruetion of a Technical School. 6. Construction of wing to Ssnatoriuai. ‘ ‘l. Construction and repairs to buildings and items at

- z. Purchase of additional rosii equipment- 8. Extension of graveiling programme. 4. Highway improvement and widening on a permanent

LIBERALISW ACTION

. Establishment of T. ‘B. Ci

. Purchase of Beach Grove nex.

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. Establishment of adequate V. D. Clinic.

Establishment of pro-marital health restrictions.

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.

I Here is the Record - You be the Judge

. PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELEARE DEPT

Establishment of Pathological Laboratory. Enlargement of Sanstorium Facilities. Appointment of Welfare Officer. Purchase of Dental Lorries.

AGRICULTURE DEPT

. Increased grants for~ Exhibitions.

. Established grants to purebred Livestock Association.

.Establishment of building an Agricultural Farm for

teaching Agricultural subjects.

Established tests for yeast and mould in Dairy Indus-

try.

.Esi,ablished tests for pulorum iri poultry.

Established service on disease of fox and mink.

. Established veterinary Laboratory.

. Granted Limestone assistance in quarries and through bonuses. '

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. REC0N3TRUCT10N DEPT- 9. Established P.E.I. Milk Commission.

I q | u f D l.‘ L 10. Established travelling milk clinic. 2 9:35:31 ognA? m elgaeqzie:ment_ l1. Establishment of Forest Nursery Southport. 3 Acqumtion and disposal of w" Asset! material 12. Establishment of Farm Beautification and Farm Im- 4 Rough‘ provement programme. 5_ Town Plum“: Act 13. Established Nematode Conunisslol. 6 Esubulhment 0| Town Planning Boari l4. Established Committee f0!‘ bliililfldi Illigfliis 7. Civilian apprenticeship courses, e.g., blaeksmitiiing. 15' Cw-mlelc-é Prwmchl 5°" Survey- 8. Esta lishrnent of emergency shelter at airport for

families of veterans. JUSTICE DEPT“

.Report P.E.I. Advisory

. Negotiations for purchase dlaie extension to Tignisii.

l. Provision of farm labour service for Province.

2. Representation regarding Extension of Piers at Tor- mentine and Borden now approved.

8. Appointment of Trade Commissioner to Newfound-

d. Purchase of Rifle Range Government.

. Agricultural Survey by Dr. J. E. Lattimer. . Study of Taxation in P.E.I. by Dr. J. E. Lstilmer. . Passage of P.E.I. Electrical Power Bill.

Reconstruction Conmmu’ 1 Increase in number of RCMP enforcement officers

2.Appointment of Social Welfare Officer.

3. Indexing of deeds in Registry office.

4. Improvement of widows status under Iniestaie Act. 5. Elimination of liquor agents.

6. Strict enforcement of law regarding drunken driving,

GENERAL GOVERNMENT

of power line and imme-

5. Assistance to Credit Unions through annual grant of $4,500.00

0. Encouragement of sea and air transportation. 7. Extension of bus franchises and services. 8. Assistance to Steamship services.

9. increase in Old Age Pensions. 10. Veterans preference in res-establishment to civic life.

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