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THERE'S more than a quarter century o! proves: depondabiliy behind equlplnentjor stores. restaurants and other business establishments — hun- dreds o! thousands oi succeab fui installations.

WHEN YOU plan new or

replacement redrlgeraﬂon liar YOU! business, take advantage oi Frlgldalreh vast experience. Every Frigidaire intallaldon co matched equipment that is designed and engineer- ed to work together-compres- sor, unit and controls.

Talk it over with one of our es- acrts on commoroia. refrigera- on.

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_ Frigidaire hahllaﬂona in- clude refrigerated count- ers; reach-in and walk-in

_ retrlgerators; lee cream oa- bineia; beverage; milk and water coolers; locker stor-

. IN! llr conditioners, many chess.

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FRIGIDAIRE Made Only by GENERAL MOTORS . ' ,

m, rannrnolvn or WRITE‘

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Sulninarside and Charlottetown

Till! GUARDIAN.

Capital was I. W. ‘Turner. ma. uenue, teachar at Brae. arldldiss lnrPhlllipl. winolilll at Knutalcrd, attended the Teachers’ Convention at Charlottetown.

Miss Ina lollies Williams oi Burnmaraide was a guest of her parents. Mr. and rllrs. John Wil- liams oi’ Oleary on Good Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Major McGregor and family oi 01A!!! have move to 5t. Ileanora where Mr. M: Gregor has secured a podtlcn as fireman tor Curran t Briggs Con-

rlsmn m...» Maéwonl sonofMr-andbh-LVLLMIQ- need, Mount Stewart. Peler enter-

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Animus moan Msdxnm. . son ed Mr. and am. Charla Mac- Nsili, St. Peter's. After attending

Grace Seaman, ' young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Upton Seaman of O’Leary, has returned to the convent at Miseouche where she la taking her Grade six after spend- ing Easter at her home.

hopes to continue his Arts course nest year. ‘ _|ge||| by (beard.

A splendid recreational period followed with interesting and active games led by Douglas Hsrdv- ‘I'M meeting closed by the lvwpah Benediction.

mig- Elmsdole and O O I Vlclnlly ills many iriends regret the ill- ness oi Dr. G. L. Keefe oi Alberton

in the Prince County Hospital ‘We! ,wlsh him a speedy recovefy-

_ Mr. Charles Bouclreeult. new manager o! Swifts Butter Factory and Cold Storage Plant at Oicary, exxpects to move his wiie and iamily in the near iuture and take up residence here.

Mr. Arnold Wood of l-{owlan at- ~ tended the Potato Growers, Aa- aoclation meeting in Charlottetown last Wednesday. He was appointed a driector of the Association.

The many friends oi Miss Alice Boyll will be sorry to learn that ‘the is a patient at the Prince County Hoqlital in Summer-side. They unite in wishing her a speedy return to her home in West Devon.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradshaw. Summers“ . motored to mmsdsle on Thursday to attend the funeral, oi the late Mr. George Matthews.

The many iriends a! Miss Ella Rennie regret to learn 0t her ill- ness at the home oi her brother, Mr. A. '1‘... Rennie, and wish her I. speedy recovery.

The World Wide Guild of the Knutsford Baptist Church held a very successful sale oi home cook- ing on Saturday afternoon, April 23rd, at the Olcarylarmers Co- Mr. K. R. Matthews, accompanied Op Store. The delicious cekes---by his daughter Velda, who had cookies, eic., found ready purchas- been receiving treatment en the ere. Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Ml‘. and Mrs. Weldon Dignan

, returned home recently.

and family of Charlottetown, ac-

companied by Mrs. Diznanh sister, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Russel McCcrville I80 visitors on Sunday to Wood- and daughter, Miss Pauline Ham- atock, the guests of Mr. Dignan’s mill and Mr. Wilfred Hammill oi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Freetown were visitors to Western Dignsn. Prince on Sunday.

11ml! 0911 9111""! QICBPIT-ed Messrs. Myron McArthur and her eighth birthday on April ldth. Wm. Proiitt oi Kensington, and She had a number oi’ her little Mr. Andrew Perry. Summcrside. friends present and received oon- were visitors to Elmsdale and A1- grstulations and good wishes ior berm“ last week.--E

many more happy birthdays. Delicious refreshments were served. Included in the number of teach- Theomm o! attraction was a lnrse ers attending the convention held and sauv decorated birthday oske- in Charlottetown last week was Miss Beatrice O'Brien. who spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. O‘- Brlen. _

Miss Illas McGregor celebrated her 12th birthday by inviting a number oi her trierlds at’ delight- iul birthday party on Thursday. She received a number or little gltta Born her friends and con- gratulations for many more happy birthdays. Delicious refreshments were served and the centre oi’ at- traction was a gaily decorated

Mr. Lloyd Matthews and three sisters trom the U. S. A. maids their second trilp to the Island in the past few wrecks, being hastily summoned this time by the death of their brother, Mr. ‘George Mat- thews, ln the Prince County Hospi-

mLsAns STORE

KEISIIIOTIIII P. E. I. Eight llay Specials April 22 to April 30th.

SHORTENlNG, 2 lbs. for 64c BULK TEA, 2 Ibs. ....$I.75 LARID, 2 Ibc. for .,_._...45c Dew Kist GOLDEN PLUMS - DATES, 2 lbs. for ...-....43c' 2 1501s.. ............35c SEHJED RAISINS, 2 lbs. 45c Notuo’: lest TDMATOES, SEEDLESS RNISIINS, 29 choice ucllly, 2 tins ..37c

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Zlbs. TOMAT S,2Iozs., Dollar's COCOA-NUT, 2 tins . . . . ..3lc ‘ per lb Libby's Tomoio and Vege- CIAMS, 2 ti toblo Soup, I doz. for $1.25 Cut Wox BEANS, 2 tins 25c

rm, 2 m. ...2s=

39c

m BEEF SAUSAGES, per tin 40c -' _ HAMBURG BEEF, per tin 42c

. Vdla PORK 8: DEANS TOMATO JUICE, 2 tin 25c quality, 2 tins ....25c GRAPE JUICE, l3 can, \ sIoodPcrkIrIEANS. lbollin , 2m x. L. Strawberry lo... IFELSNPTNASCAP, Perbollla

emu CHOCOLATE IARS, sreéao.

. 2- , 0.01115 PINS, 3 dozen 27c ORANGES, 344, 4 dos. $1.00

WI NOW HAVE IN’ STOCK

Congclallm 3 yonls wide. ‘ Deluxe laxolelun, yeniu wide.

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birthday cake. l,

The road to Coleman on Sun- day, April 24th, while passable, was very rough in places. emecially at the bog near the residence oi

tal on Aprll- 18, after a palniul ill- ness oi several weeks, in his 40th year.

The iuneral of the late Mrs.

edP.W.C.in‘10l5.'l'hia70lrhe __ _ _ n Wm‘ is . ' oi the - As- M ‘ lush art _ _ "duh, m the College. Peter school for two years. He en

the Fourth Year class last Sep- tember. Art has not decided de- ilnltely upon hla futﬂi.

LOWER FIEETOWN W. I.

The April meeting oi the Lower Frttown Women's institute was held at the home oi Mrs. Redvcrle Hamill with tliteen members and two visitors present. The President. opened the meeting in the usual way. Miss Sabine, the teacher, re- ported that she had got the story books for the Junior grades and that the school had been scrub- bed since the last meeting. It was decided that the Institute Pl)’ $5.00 to thewoman who had done the cleaning; also that $2.00 be donated to the Red Cross. ._

Another auction sale la to be held at the May meeting which is to be at Mrs. Jul-dine Stsverfs, and roll call is to be answered by an ex- change oi garden seeds or r1 pl. Program 1o:- the day consisted c! an interesting story- read by Mrs. Frank Cairns and a contest and

w. Dtanibrd Inokhart where last week oars and trucks had to be pulled out. From Coleman to Brae the road was very slippery due to heavy rain and snowstorm which fell in the aiternoon. '

Min Jean Boultor, who is employ- od_ in Charlottetown, spent East- er at her home in Carleton, Lot six, the guest of her parents, Mr. and ‘Mk1. Elwyn Boulter. She was given the Sacrament oi‘ Holy Baptism at the home oi! w. and Mn. Heller Gard by Rev. W. G. Dickson time were the two small children of m. and Mrs. Alvin lawcon Acorn oi Dartmouth, N. 5., ﬂuel Louis Acorn, born on Feb. so. 194d, and Rolin Alvin Acorn, born June M, i044. Mrs. Aeom is a daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Boulter.

-'!he Young People's Union o! Oieary United Church held their regular weekly meeting on Thurs- day night, April 21st. in the Sun- day School room of the church. There ‘was a splendid attendance and the president. Miss Hester Boat-es, presided. The minutes were read by the , Mil Pauline Jelly. ‘the Y. t. U. appointed ush- ers and plate collectors’ icr the month oi May. Further plans were made for purchasing a carpet for the central aisle of the church. A

local enter will be given the job making a bulletin board it Ohuroh. dy hook was gnetntedpy Douglas Hardy

by, Donald Iai-heson, H

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ma. l"... $.73 conducted the

Gogol o! Mark.

James Graham of Sydney, former- ly Miss Nellie Adams of mmsdale. took plcce irom the home oi her brother, Mr. John W. Adams. to the Elmsdole United Church, where services were conducted by Rev. John Sheen, assisted by Rev. Mr. Cone, and interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Sincere sym- pathy is extended the bereaved family in their great sorrow. ‘llho chiei mourners were her husband, Mr. James Graham. a daughter and five sons, also three sisters and four brothers. Mr. Graham and

- A100 588M806 It "19 llmi-iamlly accompanied the remains to

Elmsdale. v g Th, funeral oi the late Mr.’ George Matthews was held hum the home oi his sister, Mrs. John Oliver to the Elmsdale United Church on Thursday, April 2i, and was largely attended by sorrow- ing relatives and friends who had come to pay their last tribute oi respect to one who was held in the highest esteem by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. The funeral sérvices were conducted by Rev. John Sheen, assisted by Rev. Mr. Cone, and interment took placel in the adjoining cemetery. The ﬂoral tributes were proiuse and very beautiful. The deceased is survived by his moths, on son Earle, two_ brothers. Verne and Frank, at home and onfbrothsr Lloyd in the U. 8., also four sis- ters, Mrs. John Oliver. Mmadale,

and Mildred, Maud d Arena i ll marries) in muaoﬁbmu. .

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some riddles put on by Mrs. Elton Cairns. Next day M . Prowse Gardiner and Mrs. C den Gar- diner will be in charge. Meeting then adjourned and -a delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

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A wedding oi’ interest took place at the Manse. Kansington, on April 4th oi Miss Vera, daughter od Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers, Indian PfV-i‘. 7W4‘: Ralph Howard,

I , m Mommy

' revere tall, and, later illdufl-IY P‘

. enabled him'to regain a mcasure

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on non mornlnl Avril m! m, "comm ty/ oi Freetown 1m shocked and saddened. to learn ‘o! the death oi Robertjcaves. age 1B years at his hullit- 5mm! iPreetown. A short time previous to his death. he had recall?“ l

moped, but skilled medical at- tendance combined with dﬂutod ﬂlﬂdlﬂg cd a loving iamlly had

of. s , and‘ those who were Ines: and dear to him were happily

hoping in a tow weeks hcwculd 'be up and around in hil usual ‘heellh. But on Mdndsy momma Ideath earn; sudden and unexpect-

edly. i-le was born in Lower JFree- ‘tovvnha aonotthe tells-till! ,Mrs. Charles Reeves. his mother ‘was ionncrly Carolin; Scales, _ Charlottetown.

As s. young man he moved to South Freetown where he was a , prosperous tanner and successful iox alllllhﬂ‘. He married Mary Elisabeth Prilell and rive dhild- ren were born. vwo sons Golding. ‘who livafaorl an adioining iarm and Leslie at home; three daugh- ters lledesss. RN. Prince County Hospital, (Elva) Mrs. John Hei- iell, South Freetown, and (Race) Mrs. W. Grahuu, Bradalbano. IIID predeceased him several years ago; his wile also predeceased him ten years ago. He was married again to Mrs. Currie Inman Fris- oell who survives him. , -

He is also survived by ' one brother Wilbert Reeves living on

3 Proportions are Wei,

the old homestead Lower Iree- ‘

town, and llwo sisters, Mrs. Pan- ‘c “l, “Po” Kqm" nle McKlnnon, Summersldeland famous “PipAll-Pl-Qpggﬂgm‘! Mrs. Florence Jardine, Chal-otte- , ,

town, and several "grﬁclzgadren. "idwﬂﬁﬁ-IIY WW4 He was s man or |_ter rac- . - ' -

ter, an obliging nllllghbor, and was m8“: P“)?! mddbulaﬁ‘ very tend o1 his h e, Ihd those and lengthumklaalfl who visited him, always received - dth.

.a warm welcome. He was‘: mem- m ‘Eh’

her oi the Freetown Methodist pebﬁaMiggLongf church later aitillating/ with the ~

United Church and-in his health $1.68

was a very regular attendant. He »

will be sadly missed in his homo qmluhuh!

and in the community. His tun-

hauelhaq salsa-nar- ~ ...lln_qlnalaashnnbl

eral was held 1mm hi: ‘late resid- enoe on Thursday afternoon and was veryylargoly sttmdcd. His pastor. Rev: Ralph Wagner eon- ducted Chg service. and brought a cmniorting e to the bereav- ed. Hymns sung were "Ih, bird's My Shepherd. "Nearer My God To Thee", and “Rock oi Ages". Pall- bearers Robert C.»Auld, 'I‘homar Drummond, T.J. Inmaru Everett Schurrnan, Alphonse McCacville and Welter Stetson. There were * many beautiful floral tributes.’

EXCLUSIVE“ IN PRINCE COUNTY

' HOLIIMfAIWS

SUMMERSIDE

Interment was in Freetown cune- tery. Funeral was ‘in charge oi

season" eon unannm Mr. Joseph Davilon, Kanslngton. --——

on oi Mr. and Mrs. Chester How- ard, Marga‘... vii-ll Rev. Mr. Ste- vens oiiiclalinx. ‘The bride looked charming in a suit oi pearl grey with matching accessorle- and was attended by her sister, Miss Dorothy. who woe a suit oi cameo blue. Mr. Reggie Dennis acted as best man.

Immediately following the cer- emony, the bridal party drove to the homo oi the bride where a sumptuous wedding supper awaited them. The" hostess was assisted in serving by the bride's grandmoth- er, Mrs. ‘lhomas Rogers and her two aunts, Mrs. Walter Rogers, and Mrs. Clarence Sinclair, Mrs. Keith Mann out the lea. The table laden with all its clicacies pruented a very pleasing appear- anoe centred with the lovely bride and groom's cakes.

‘The hous, was very artistically decorated ibr the occasion. in pink and white. Adter about 5 friends and neighbours had been served, a merry bunch of sererladers asl- uted the newlyweds. Mr. and Mrs Howard will, ‘situ- a short honey- moon reside in Margate. '

BET!!! BUSINESS BUREAU

WININIPEG. Mill 5 —(U P) — Claude Root. general manager of the Better Business Bureau of Montreal," Inc., today was name president of the Association o Canadian Better Business Bureaus, Inc, at that Association's annual

nnqnovn m; real-sorrow

BEEKIJN, Norway —— (OP) -\A new radio system has been in- stalled in the fire department here winch will provide contact with all motile unite and tine boala in the harbor area.

IS BAICKACHE

lusr a SIGN. M." uu-fgilggg

a iew acllec and pa a when you're “getting on" in

years . But backache is often caused b' the.

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many small deposits of radioactive minerals in the luunium gmup, but none large enough to warrant de- ' velppment for atomic energy. The government has offered rewards up to" usooogslooomol tor discovery of mineral fieldsncrh which atomic energy can be developed.

searohbyeuperia hasunaarthad ‘ihreearmadand

BANK HAND!!! IOU-ID E IIHGUU. Ont, I -(CP)-‘l mated men toq day ﬂed without getting any loo in an attetnpted holdup o! the lm

al Bonk of Canada

ch in this town m mile; north o! Guelp ‘Riley fired one shot which wen through the trouser 1e; 9t Alas livid. bihlr accountant. l-iie someone stepped on‘ an alarm bell.

Single or Married without Children for FARM WORK Good Wages to Bight Man

rum tor sale my t g Springfield Lot d1 on pavgmhlglm.

TRINITY

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Apply:- EDWIN BBDWN. ’N‘°M Kﬁnlllllﬁl ' i "m" . ‘ h For Sale

EPlilllllll lllll.l. Summeraldo

W1!- two miles from Emerald sag.

lion. Farm in good statd ot cui-

tlvatlon. consisting or 1m “m,

g0 acres clear. balance woodland. "'1' fllllnr Ilwlhr. Large dwell-

Illl Oullllstlng of t rooms, near

church and achoolﬁhuildinga in

800d repair. _

EVERETT ' RASLAM

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Professional (lard: l

Q‘. ‘l’. Earle Hickey J coarser-cc Accountant Otilca If Id Granville Street Phone 57d

as, Parkman, Op+.D.. ab.

CgWOwII-L as spine 1 GIIBI Fitter‘

Visual Training Given IIGINT"I'II.I:A’I'III BLDG.

fault‘ actlorol and ivcr. V. _ _ _, . . . . See new much better you feel after ' ' ' ' " " ‘ ' M taking Dr. Chase's Kidney-livel- Pills. andyour kids and llverbothilitcr _ ‘ ., out lmpulltlu root yourbloodstream. _ I, F, Hum". ma; That's became‘ tins-proves Dr. , h ' ~, cauerealachyiua mo» cow? orrouiralai OIIOP-‘Cibﬂ . ‘u, h h‘ . ﬂonpleleﬂteual Latinas ‘vw I- . . . "l". '- dwlluqieboleell- ‘ﬁ L‘ 1"“ I‘ "J isnamnaum ruin-mo . m. any. “m. I- “must-he “tonight- Acalilrbg p H u ' " I M g . :::¢W_____ . ‘an... -_-;\__. a“

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Wednesday, Aprl 27th. 8.15 p. at. , ‘ iMlnlssioo-llic

FOR BETTERGARBENIIIG

FOR TFIE DUTSIDE

PAINBT, IAKIS, IOII, SHOVELS, HAND GAIDIN TOOL!»

SPIAYS, OUIIHVATOI-S, LAWN MOVERS, GARDEN SIIIAIS.

BOSE NOZZLIB, FORKS, SPADES, STEP LADDIIS, BOIEEN (Blouse, and Black) AND ETC." I '

roll, TH! mslili" -

rarna omens. ranvrs, vannismls. rustic rarclr. INAMILI. snnuw, sml. Bananas an. KEM- TONI. crass wax AND cuss bananas, moo ‘wax. naooms, more, on. sruvns, WASHING mcnmns, are.

sullurnslns‘ lllnnwllnl-I, co.

buoys m" -

DISCO,

Roofing and Siding -' are tlre-realatantijr... , melam- and lcaenztlnlllre" llcrcrdal Yolﬂi ‘cove lunacy. " ' Wﬁllﬂﬂﬁllﬂqyduvﬁtellovrcnca ' retell A: llleeomt time you're“ getting weather llfdlecilonl.

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