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st Taylor - 6- l-fll

-B.EBIBVI wmnasnsr A - ust 21st. for Prime County lshhigiI [on st Alberton, 8-$iS-t ti Aug 21

IDEB our into picking .1321. now 1hr Fa deliver . saws m; and bruises and nick bl!- rels Island Box b Barrel Co.. -Ltd.. st, Eleonora. P. E. 1. 5-22-Wsd-iii.

DFOR 5ALE—3is Chevrolet Mas- ,“ coupe. l‘. pl Frederick E. Jew- rlt Central . 60W- 6J5“

_Friend5 of J. fling o! Bhtrrbrvoke will be g u, hear that he is doing nicely after his o ration in the Prince County 50.1.1111, aaturday at midnight

_0ongrstulations are be ex- tended ‘to m. and Mrs. lRlr Thompson 0f 1.0115 River 011 4 0 srrlve of s, bit-by b0? l! 1M Pull"? County Hoevlifll

_Dlt. A. 1t. GRANT, Summer- tide will be absent from hi»; office no,» June 1t to June 23 lncluswe._ 6-12-15-2L;

_NOB'l‘l-l TRYON Presbyterian Church Service Sunday, June 16th. at 7:30 P.M. iss Mary A, Mo-l

Kenzie. Dewmem. 6451‘

-SUM‘MEI COTTAGES FOB SALE st Ives’ Point. 11x20 feet: also three-car shed. Phone 251-2. Sununerside. 6-

-llENBINGTON Drsnmtlc Club will present their play, “You Can't Beat Irish". in North Rustico Hail on Wednesday, June 19th, 8:80 P. M_ 6-15-17-19431.

KENSINGTON. MALPEQUE and Freetown Presbyterian Churches — Services Sunday, June 16th, Ken: limton at 10 A.i\i., public. worshtp 1nd Sunday School; Freetown at i PM, Sunday Schcooi and at 3h PM public worship and Nlalpeqle rt 11:15 A.M. Public wore-hip sun Sunday School and at 7:30 PM ever-in: service. Sneciel Rev. J. A. McGowan. Minister.

6-15-11.

—CIIUBCH 0F ENGLAND Ser- vices for the Parish of New Lon-non. Sunday, June 16th. 10.30 Hcly Communion. Si. 'l'i1omas‘. New Lordcn. 2.30 St. Stephen's. Burling-

ton. 7.30 St, Mark's, Ksnsimton. ‘l special preacher at these ser- vi . the Rev, R, '1‘. McKim,

ecretury of the Bible Soc- ‘va Scctia and Newfound- Rev. D. E. Noel. Rectc

leiy for land.

L .

|nsunnnil‘"E, ALL igffs RALPH hunter

Summcrsidc

a ‘beautiful assortment‘ u Fancy suns- p Foulsrds-ia a vast variety of slsdcs a110,. , ttirns,‘ He'll find new‘ eodlncll and com-

for sssussr ia-ond of. thsss flas ties. Make ' cholep while so: ‘stock is couplets.

P

7W!‘

M’

.51 as housekeeper for

Pioh- {P led

suum ossrbubflgtn Watts stunt" r s . a

lsljnlsdls-

-\rIA1I"l" OHIO‘!

Dawson, Albsny, 10-12-

—WANTID middle-a sd woman of three. located titres miles from Summer- side. Apply box D66. Summeraifial

-rulsas museums was-ran $51. was Sclmouo. m. w ' e-ts-is-ao-sl

omro rum-n rm- Sale.

Just planted my own crop. Prlcerfriaht for quick sale. W.,D. Croken, Emerald.

6-15-11. —-'l‘IYON UNITE:- CHOICE 16th. bsing Cotlersnce Sun; m. the only service on this charge lbc at Tryon, st 730 P. M. tr the auspices of the Tryon Y. P, .

Rev. J, A. Jardine. B. A" B. D, ister. 8-15-11.

—CIIUBOH 0F ENGLAND SEI- VIOEB for the Parish of Spring- field and Crspsud. June 16th. St. John's, Crapmud, Church School 10.00 A. M. Morning Prayer 11.00 . M. St. Elisabeth's, Springfield. Church School 10.15 A M. Ev ning

. c Pra er 7.1!) P. M, Rev. B. Fream. ltsc .

>

6-15-11.

—THE LOT ll Y. P. U. will pre- sent their D151! “Dora Diane" in sen-rlstown Hail Tuesday, J1me l8. Sponsored by Middleton Women's Institute. Admission 25 cents and t0 cents. 6-15-21

ANGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MBNT-Mrs. M. P. Driscoll. Sum- merside. ment of Model-lite. to son of Mr. a

announces the engage- her daughter. Katherine

. t.-Lt. Ted Ibrbel- Mrs. ‘rheodors

Forbes, Vancouver. B. C. Mar- riage to take place in the near future. 6-15-11

-PIIINCETOWN Ur-‘tcd Church. Malpethle. Rev, C. J. Crowdis, Min- ister. rs. Mabel Simpson. organ- ist. 11 s. m., Know Your Bible Bet- icr; 11:30 Sunday School: 7:30 p.m.. The More Blessed. Sermon subject. Special feature. The Receipt mi Acknowledgement of Legac1es.—'i‘he la Mr. and Mrs. James K. Mc- Gougan estate; the late Mrs. Aug- usta Burgess estate: the laimMrs. Clara Steele estate.

6-15-11

Red Sox iiand YR.0.A.F. Squad

l 11-2 Setback

The SummerIIde-‘Red Sox de- feated the local R.C.A.F. nine at lthc trotting park diamond lust

night by the rather decl-sive score of i1 to 2, the game was celled st

of the eighth inning by .umplre-in-chief Glow. and

as the sun was still

Powell and Knowles Powell setting the in: . collect 0 ‘off his offerings

next four frames. The Re Box go: 7 hits off-Knowles, and six errors

a . .

a r

Dlafionltansi lotions

the IR.O.A.F. management immediately declared their intention to protest above the horizon when the game was called. went the route for their respective teams, Fiyers down without a hit until the fifth inn- but the Airmen mane sd to 3.1118

afield. Knowles struck out ii and

_ ‘foul/Tunisian

CYCiF

t» sofitnfrnliifiu

Also Short Subjects Shows 7:30 - 9:15 Matinee Saturday at 2:30

walked 5. Powell fanned d and gave 4 free passes. McMurdo and Schur-

Phaneuf. and Miller getting other three. Webb. Knowles. Thonaison. MacKenzie, Barmsrd and illner each got a safety.

Red Sox stood out, Gordie stab- bing a particularly hard one in the eighth lnnin! while he was run- ning into deep left field. Gaudefs work at the hot corner greatly to keep the Flyers .n check. Heasllp, R.C.A.F. second sacker played effectively through- out accepting several chances without an error.—-S.

DEMONSTRATE JEEP TO T

more flndclgv type of sh iy

animals in the havi permi ted in the game which was closed to the p ing the war years,

INVEST NOW IN INSURANCE

1.1101111 MBIIEILI.

Sun Life Agent. 8IIml_Il¢l'!|flP_ l‘ one 13}.

uWdRlil mu lwlLUi

Nero's dslnty Issue) plus reliable unles-

man got 2 hits apiece. Laundry, the

The fielding of MacKay for the

helped

OUGH CUSTOMER

JOHANNEBBURG. Jur-e 1s. - fCPl-Secure inthe approval of most of the worlds milrlary euth- orllies. the Jeep will be tried on s customer

0ft .

The fictional parks board has bought three jeeps for experimental purposes orior to the re-openlng of Kruger National Park. 1f the wild park don-‘t mind them around, jeeps will to reserve, lic dur-

O4+§4 O§§§O0O+~O-OO§O|§O-§-O-O-0

twinning Director Speaks At Hide

DB. HARVEY DONE!’

Dr. Harv Done , _ “Mo! Ra’ Ynlggttignsl Dir

' in th Summ 1

Auditorium on ‘gxsursdcv evenin git‘ Allison Moxlfan. president qt t e slmdemdlamtwthg mezmlgens Club ore-

Dme -

that ‘the raga egégsmed $$QX°€§ “l?! 011i in rexszu to “water safe» ‘Y- ' H6 announced the 1a,, to

Fri-IE- cHAnLofrrs-ruwn: puAkulan

train instructors rn swimm ng and

1116-5811111! W110 [nay in tum mam-H other

Miss bars Cturle and M15 ' Charlotte ‘romplins were prasentecsll v with the fled Cross Intermediate IIIIIAII HOOK! ° IIOIAG Delhi" m "o" 33529 They had taken ,,,-,',=-~---,,,;,--,,,,,, ...=...err..r..s*:rscr'orr M’ SS WBS 8 "Ililflkyix ososos mom 1% ‘flsgng-lelgewt 1g C31??? y... . 1 _ n e m1m¢ ' bronze life-ssv badge o? My?

H511‘! Oiidmore of Charlottetown. Mrs. so is hoped that there will be seven or eight bogs‘ and girls from Summerside m e the course in Charlottetown this summer. 'I‘i1e'llco Cross will pay their exlpenses while there l Mix ilcla Gllus o1 lhe National Film Board showed some motion glacatlttsrfimortih "water safety" hvgtifiii e proper way to e different smell ivoate and different safety measures while in the water The Summerside Y's Men's Club hopes to have a swimming instructor at the club's balhltlg house on the Marine

Wharf this summer. —-S.

S’side Woman Dies In Amherst

The death occurred on Wednes- day evening. June 12th at land View Hospital, Amherst. N. 5.. of Mrs. Richard H. Shame o! Summerside. Although Mrs. Sharpe had been in ill health for the pssf year her condition was not con- sidered serlous and her death came as a great shock to her fam- ily and many friends.

She was the former Rena Muc- Kenzie, s daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John MscKenzle of Amherst. Her husband, Dr. Richard H. Sharpe, died about six years ago in Summerside. They had nrev- lously lived in Providence. R. I., where Dr. Sharpe practised his profession but moved to Summer- side about eight years ago when he retired due to ill health. After his death Mrs. Sharpe made her home with her sister-Z-n-law, Miss Ziipha Sharpe of Summerslde till a year ago when she went to Am- herst.

She is survived by one daughter, Marion. 0L Sllmmerside and a sis- ter, Mrs. John Leaky, Providence,

i’ ' “The Phantom of

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‘Remember DAD.

Father’s Day e JIIIE 18th

Gifts tht click with 11f head of e family. "

If you're puzzled about what to get your Dad ‘this June 16th we'll be glad to . exchange hints with you.

DRESSING GOWNS

That are sure to please in fancy palsleys and fine quality wool flanneis — plains, faucys and two-tons effects in shades he will like best.

MEN'S smnr Jscknrs

Gaberdines and Sharkskin Jackets, different. styles,

some plain, others two-told- There is sure to be aljitcket wl

here that Dad be

proud to wear.

Abe-rm

.\.\,v

O e

MEN‘S SPORT cons

Tweed sport Coats to wear summer outing trousers,

We are fortunate in getting a shipment of Men's fine Shl is f F 1|

Day, June 16th. Th u ' r “r at "5

be able to sell ONE t: ltgbslitncgiollilebfz 1.1:?“ and we expect only to I

Ezldiséaliflggirhzzifiseusvende rs. garters. key cases, billfolds. linen

gloves. and other articles that Dad would appreciate.

MEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT-lat noon

, Sinclair & Stewart Limited

Th9 Milli"! Sim DF Prince Edward Island

R. 1., in addition to her parents The body will merside this evening and the fun- eral will be at 2.30 P-m- from the _ Sharpe. Interment W111 be in the People's Cemetery-S.

EN LAR

l oevrtorms

arrive in Sum-

Sun day

home c-f Miss Zilpha

PRINTING ING

HIGH QUALITY PRINTS

Mail Your Films To day.

premises of

small tables.

Auction Sale

AT GRAND ICIVER- PRINCE COUNTY

ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 26th BEGINNING AT

1 RM. (Standard Tlmd)

I will sell by Auction on the late Hattie McIntyre all household furniture amd cook- ing utensils belonging to said Es- tate, consisting of kitchen range, table and chairs; all llvililt "Will furniture. 3 Piece suite writing dining table_ and chairs, seve 2 bed outfits. oom- plete: a qusntlty 0' all"! “d other articles not enumerated.

Terms Cash. If day ls unfit ssls

desk, occasional

s;

» AnuouucnMnwr .

I have decided to discontinue my present practice and devote my interest to radiology. " _ It. would, be appreciated if all outstanding accounts were settled, ‘at my old office, by July 15, 1946.‘ -

W. B. HOWATT,

1 BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING Y

= our: nunnnnn AND snvnuru ANNUAL

, _ g MEETING

, -.° enliven: nnwnnn ISLAND AUXILIARY -

Britlshand Foreign Bible Society 1n Canada and Newfoundland

g Aiisntrai Dhrlstian Dhurch

“ SUMMERSIDE, P. n. 1.

‘warmer avenue. JIIIE 2m A AT 80'CLOCK

_ I ’ GnestSpesker. , THE IIVIREND LADIES '1‘. IBBOTT- v PcaPsxChur-ch. Ch

tab!"-

_ loflleiown- A

foilowin

3 Ayrshire cows to freshen in July; 1 Gnsrnseyheifer to freshen in July: r sow. m» he"! a‘; duosr: e bulls, z you‘! M: l I - 2 years LEI-Ill);

amass: hold effects. lncludlnl

utensils. articles not enumerated.

Also News and Serial

Fe" Us For Service HUGH l Mongggi-gr. 100% C01“ Roll Film. all Sizes Stu k Al» Show 1" ° AUCTIQN "rnvou Enman Drug 8t f. sternum ' - . ON FRIDAY, JUNE 21st SATURDAY’ JUNE 15 H1010 SQTWGE anomsmvo AT 1 rM Evening 8:30 Standard Time Summers“, (Standard Time) 0n aomlllit of a 00111919“ ,—- - ,,.,..,-- lwiilsell by Auction on above date they

old; one Dd

nus,- dlahes and

and s Luce '1'!"

FRANK SHIELDE-

Terlns Can!!- . u day‘ 1a unfit sale on M11 “It

noun r. Moaarsou.

Auctioneer.

________________

CAMEO

KENSINGTON Friday 6 - 3130

Saturday 7:15 - 9130 That man is here e885"-

nonnrvr rouse‘

In

"TIIE EIBIIAITEII

COTTAGE"

With Dorothy McGuire

(antique) . chairs

on next

fnnncrs 1 fans: wagon: set dollblfl seeder. and all my 1.1"!!!”

l

ormm succnslrrons

i‘ ‘S <4» g- r- 2-. .- - l- raisin/asst ain't-mug c-sgecgggggggegkgmpfiéé§iixxa

own m» one on MORE mas

We are now showing a beautiful "like of Men’s Neckwear in all that T is new in material and design: Pais- leys, Foulards. Stripes and plains. ’

DRESS SHIRTS

WITH _ stylish, cool and serviceable. as well as s dfessy garmenf

all will get an equal share.

hosiery if available, bathing trunks, dress

A,.-\.~.>~»~

SUMMERSIDE

“IV; potato finder: cream separ-

stor-

AIIGTION SALE

AT SOUTH FREETDWI

on wnmvesnsv, son's 19th OfflMI-t BEGINNING AT 1 PM u ‘éfififfls"°°‘ Phone 575

On account of ill health I am cmpelled to sell on above date all my farm equipment consisting of: 51114101‘; MB hay mower; hay rake: box cart; farm wagon; truck W180! I101; fertilizer sewer: gang blow: smoothing barrow: 2 walk- lns blows: drlvlns sleigh: 2 robes: 17°05 Illillb; scales. 1.000 capacity;

wringer: all kinds harness. both

TM )1" FISSIUN AL CARD

i‘. Earle jjiokey

Chartered Addountan

{Stands}. Time)

double and single: rubber belting: a quantity hay and strsw. and all small articles found on a well equipped farm.

TERMS CASH. If day is unfit sale on next dly. RUSSELL BURNS.

HUGH l", MORRISON, Auctioneer

. blacksmith tools; circular

(new ; washing machine;

GASPB11111iiIAUX

ANY QUANTITY

PAYING HIGHEST PRICES ~ Truck load lots will be called for.

Small lots io be delivered to the Western Shed on Railway Wharf.

Here is an opportunity for Boys and others to make some extra cash in their spare time.

Jenkins 8r Cameron VREPD

Railway Wharf

Surnmerslde

ABNER T. CLEGG 6768 Grade A (3) 2:04'/t

VILL STAND AT OWNER'S STABLE MARES MET BY APPOINTMENT

TERMS: 85.00 cash, $10.00 November First.

Owner: GEORGE H. BROOKINS, Kenslngton, P. E. I. PJIONE 24 and 9