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on vturiwiud Pralrl:ToIr,
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Altzhoufn primary purpose of his
inchlding Icelanders
It Misti. tribe, Mr. St. Laurent said Can-
l.0lI)-tmile tour or western pl'0- Man; French and Metis II! ada's participation in North At- vimes was to join Ukrainians Duck Lake, Sask.: Mennonites lantic treaty caused iiiflalinn and honming pioneer settlers who, in Prince Albeinl, and Doukho- high taxes in (.'in;id.i, but was ll) years ago first settled onibors at Blaine Lake, Sask. wontli ilir; cosz. Photo shows gm”. pm,” Minister st, 'spcakimg at. St. Paul, Alta. prime minister as he was pre- Igurem also had friendly visits where he was named ”Chi0i sented with gaily decorated with many other national groups. S-weetgraas" of Cree Indian eggs. each bearing design sym-
V iholizing old provinces of Ukraine.
IOUTH WINSIDE W. 1.
Mn. Reina MacDonald enter- r.a'n-ied the members of south Wlnaloe W. I. for their August meeting which was presided nver ay Mrs. Erlth Hughes.
by tho 'Creerl" in unison. Nine I. practical joke. There were
visitors present. Minutes of iasti It was moved and seconded thatl
the ice cream which was purchas- ed for the Winsioe school plcnici
. '3?
Right."
Meeting pointed as opened with "0 Canada" followed Jun. skinner and Mrs. Diamond.
member.-I answered roll mill with' Sit-kt-Mrs. iwoiand Mrs. Eriih Hughes. Program: - Mrs. meeting were read and approved. mond. Correspondence was read. Collection meeting to be held a week earlier on Stanhope Beach after which a welner
Jdifloner which assures
ports. New committees were
Reina ilarnld .60 cents.
August 28th at
ROBINSON SUPPLIES LIMITED
CHARLOTTETOWNA .
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MacDonald
try
contact I-lighileld concerning same. and corn boil will he held.
Discussion of sale of bazaar ar- ticles followed and it was decided to leave this until later.
Committees did not have any 112- won by Mrs. Earl Rodd. A dainty ap- lunch was then served by the hos- follows: School:-oMrs.Itess and appointed committee and Haroldta social hall hour spent.
Meeting was then adjourned and a jumbled word contest put on by Mrs. Reina MacDonald was
ST. CATHARINES. Ont.-tCPt-- St Catharlnes is experimenting
Dia- with a white powder called chlor- then Next
lie instead'of the usual chlorine to purify its water supply. The powder has proved more effective and lasts longer than chlorine which is it gas.
STOP READ THIS Important Announcement
We have been selected as Au-lhorized Disiriliul-ors. for RAMSAY'S The Right Poinl To Point Right: for the Province of Prince ' Edward Island.
THE GUARDIAN. WN
CLARK ” STILL .llANDS. IT our:
ALL This WEEK
Crowds that keep pouring in from the nethermost parts of the Island will iind plenty Bargains as Clark empties the Stock rooms and slashes deeper and deepei
Look What (Happens to l.ailies' Coal;
iiiE.I&.”;E. and . Vicinity
Miu Margaret MacArthur.sum- moi-aide. is spending I vacation at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Enman. Augusta, Me. are visiting relatives in Victoria went. and vicinity.
Mr: and Mn. Walter R. Shaw, at. Oatherlnea. were recent visitors in this vicinity.
Mica Doreen Bryant. North En- morc. apent I iew days in Char- icttetown recently with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maclnnia. summer-side. were weekend guests of their niece. Mrs. Allison Ray- nor.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nisbet. Portland, Me.. are spending a pleasant vacation with relatives here.
Mrs. Stenning MacNevin and son from Borden. were visiting relatives in Victoria West recent-
Mr. and Mrs. Russel MacKinnon
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman.
Miss Maude Enman. Augusta. Me. is spending it pleasant vaca- tion with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Enman.
Mir. and Mrs. Theo Enman. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Enman and
itors in Charlottetown
Mrs. Bill Bryant and Mr and Mrs. Beck. Boston. Mass., are vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Boswell and Miss Grace Bryant. R.N.. Char- lottetown, were weekend visitors in North Enmore.
Mrs. Leslie Noye and daughter Ruth, Tarrytown, N.Y.. and MH- Dale Simmonds and two daugh- ters from Augusta. Me. are the guests or their parents Mr anti Mrs. Alfred Frost.
Mrs. Boswall and Miss Bryant. Charlottetown, sang very sweetly in duet. the anthem ”Falres: Lord Jesus”, in the Presbyterian Church recently.
Mr. Caleb Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. charles Palmer and daughter. Quincy. Mass, and Mr. and Mrs Reginald Palmer. Freeland. were recent. guests of Mr. ant. Mrs Gerald MacArthur. l
Mr. and Mrs. I-I;old Ellis, Mex- ico. Maine. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Ellis' mother and step-lather. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ramsay, Harmony. They also via-
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and i other relative: in No:-than. Tyne Valley. Poplar Grove, lids- ion: and Emnore.
Many old frienda of Mn. Wood (nee Mica Iona Morrison) were, sorry to hoot or her death which occurred recently at her homo in the United states. I
.
Mr. pnd Mn. Clinton Macbeodl and their three children have re-. turned to Toronto. They visited ielatlvea in Northam, Springhlll, Victoria West and Chulottotown.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacArthur and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macxennlc. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bpurgeon namuy, Port Hill.
The marriage took place on August lst in Thorold. Out. of Miss Olive Macbcurln. only daugh- ter ni Mr. and Mn. Robert Mac- Laurln, to Mr. Merko Hochevan. They are spending their honey- moon at the home of the bride's parents.
and daughter (mm Ottawa werei
daughter Jeanie were recent vls-I
Mrs. Grace Enman. Victoria. West, accompanied her daughter tOllVC on her return trip to the U. 5. Mrs. Enman will visit with her ison and daughter in Waltham. -Mass, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burlelgh and Mr. Cyril Williams, 0! Elicrsllo. and Mrs. Russel MacArthur and Mrs. Gordon MacArthur were re- crnt visitors in Charlottetown. While there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Mi. Edward Road.
A iamily party gathered at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant recently to celebrate with them on their fiftieth wedding an versary. Singing and social (-ha was enjoyed. A highlight on I the program was the singing of an old song, "The Wedding oil Darby Mcchon", by Mr. Havelock Bryant, who was eighty-seven years old on August 7th. Guests pere present from New Hamp- shire, Maine. and Charlottetown.
Welcome visitors to this vicinity during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacKenzlc from Berlin, NJ-l. They were former irsidents of Victoria west and Harmony. and have lived in Ber- lin for the past twenty-five years. They attended the two services in
Victoria West on Sunday and
COATS
to 29.50
T0 39.50
T0 82.50
DRESSES
10.
14.! 24. 4'88 l 13.50 W
T0 12.95
MENS SUITS
Fine Wool Tropi
lot. The crowds really carry them away.
6'88 ii 2s.su L 10,
Mill LESS - .
cals, Gabardinea and Worsloda. - - - Yea. I've got 42.50 Suits in this
Scores of Visitors Nab Thesew
Scores have told us there's nothing to equal it in their home town- Men's brand new Suits by the hundreds - - - genuine 49.50 and 52.50
Suits
27.50
LADlES' 'l 50 Gr. George
GREENDAUS
1'. George
met many old friends. They were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mncnrthur. They also visited Mr. MacKcnzlels sistei and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs Wal- ter R. Shaw, St. Catherines and brother Mr. Myrick Macxenzle: Borden.
OYSTER. BED BRIDGE W. I.
August meeting. 'I'he meeting opened with the "Creed" and roll call was respond-
910200 he given to Cancer Society and it was decid- ed to send a gift to it baby in the
ed to by eight members. of the meeting were read and approved and all correspondence was read and discussed.
The minutes
It was moved and 5 th
Mrs. Godon Carr invited members to her home for Sepl. meeting. Roll call to be ana-
As appointed .Dis'l,ril:iul-ors we will carry a complete line of RAMSAY'S Floor Finish and RAMSAY'S Fosl Drying Enamels. We will also have for solo. a complete line of Vornishes. including the famous RAMSPAR and CENTOL CLEAR GLOSS. as well as RAMETALIC Metal Finishes. Marine Point. Shingle Paint. Born Painl. Turpentine. Linseed Oil. Paint Thinnors. Shellac. Shellac Thin-
ners. Lacquer and Lacquer Thinnors.
- We are Pleased to make this announcement. as Ramsay's Points "The Right Painl To Paint Right" moltc any house a Home. and RAMSAYTS Paints have been made and sold in Canada since 1842. or more than one hundred years. ' , -
Visit our New Store and Showroom of your first opportunity for a free demonstration of our new modern Red Devil Point Con-7 you of always receiving thoroughly mixed and conditioned RAMSAY'S Points "The Right l'olnl' To Pain!
wer-cl with a get well or sympathy card.
The meeting closed by singing the National Anthem alter which a delicious lunch was served.
president Mrs. Ralph Rennie, WM, Mrs. Jack Clark, secretary, ran the minutes of last meeting.
After the usual routine busineu Mrs. Wallace gave a detailed re- port oi the, convention held in Charlottetown.
The members planned to hold 1 sale or ice-cream and cakr: iii the
previous
eonded that
e Canadian ALMA W. I.
The monthly meeting of the
Mrs. Howard Carr entertained district. Alma Women's Institute was held school grounds on the evening or the members of the oyster Bedj One birthday was added to the at the home of Mrs. John P. wax. August 9th. starting at 5 pm. Bridge Womenls Institute for their birthday box. lace on July xth. with a large Next meeting id be at the hum.
of Mrs. Arthur Ronnie. Lunch was served by the hostess assist- ed by the committee in charge.
the the
number of rnernbcrs present and some visitors. The meeting was opened by this
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