TllE MARY ANN

sunnenslnc, y P.E.l. _'

Advance Sae I TWO DAYS ONLY

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AUG. 19 and 20 l

FUR COATS l

MONTREAUS LEADING FURTHER l

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-IAWN MOWIBS sharpened, cleaned and oiled. Hunter Radio Service, Kenslngton. I

—-FOB SALE at my mi1l,, twelve hundred feet plne boards. Lyonel Cairns. Shaunrock.

—l'-‘0B BALE-Modern house. six rooms and bath, Occupied by owner, 15 Noonan St., Summerside. Telﬂlihone 589-4.

-—FOR SALE. -‘100 Barred Rock Pullets, 4 months old and 50, 1 yeau- old hybred hens» Mrs. Lloyd I. Inman. Augustine Cove,

-HOMEVIADE ICE CREAM at Clielton School on Tuesday evening, August 19th. Proceeds for Chelum Women's Institute. y

-—-F0ll SALE. - Meat Market equipment, formerly of Buyrite Meat Market. consisting of one‘ meat showcase, one ﬁsh showcase,~ electric. slicer, electric grinder, delicator, sausage machine. com- pressor etc. May be secn at Modern Fruit Store, Summerslde. George ‘Guergis. Phone 797-2.

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—BRIDII -'l'O -BE SIIOWERED t On Monday evening, July 21st, lt\ the home o.’ Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Iehce Phillips. Arlington. a. mls-. 'cellaneous shower was tendered Miss Jenn E. MacArthur in honor of her approaching marriage.‘ When all had assembled. two of her cousins, Miss Muriel Mac- Lean and Miss Myra MacArthur escorted the guest of honor to where decorations had been car- ried out in a color scheme of yel- low and white. At the door she was met by her small CULlSlDS,‘ Margaret and Gordon Phillips, , dressed in summer togs of yellow , land white respectively, and car-

lying pastel coloured sun shadesl | and led to an improvised garden: beyond which were to be‘

l gate lceen large clusters of Canterbury ‘, bells. When the gate opened l there was disclosed a garden seat

lsurrourided with gifts. Seated on, l this bench the bride admired each , | gift as it was presented to tier by ‘ l l

Miss MacLezu and Miss Phyllis MacDonald.

Phillips. after which Miss Myra MacArthur and Mrs, Arthur Aft:- lKinnon arranged the presents in. an effective manner. Miss Mac- 1 Arthur m a iew well chosen words thanked each and all for the, beautiful gifts and good wishes and expressed the hope that many' would be able to visit her in her new home. Music and pleasant‘ conversation whiled away the re-l mainder of the evening, durlng' which refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by the ladies of the district. S

, -Mrs. H. L. Paine. oi’ Grafton,

Accompanying good, wishes were read by Miss Ina.

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I-IOLMAN’S - -

DESIGNED FOR WARM WEATHER GOMFORT AND LOTS OF NARD WEAR

In that hot and dusty time when the Farmcr ht. to wt-ili ..-..t does during the rest 0f the year, we offer Work Clothes dcsi

cool and to wear like iron.

STRAW HATS -

Real Harvest Hats with o good wide brim to protect you from the blazing sun, and at a price that will not burn the

pocketbook

ClllTl-IE

LON-G WEARING OVERALLS - -

Ol either gray, block 0r_ blue Denim. These Overalls have strong double stitch;

'° “lfilli 3.65 '° 4.75

ing 0nd both high and low backs, the

Fricerl from . . . . . . ... .

ME IUM WEIGHT WORK socks-H‘

Hose of this weight will absorb perspiration but they are light enough not f0 cause discomfort during this time when a Former is

always 0n his feet. . . . . . . . ..

dork colors, busy time of year.

those are the Shirts

sizes o

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for this

gned to keep you

29c “"“ 49c

35c "“" 69c COMFORTABLE WORK SIllRTS-—

That ore not ton heavy in weight but long in wearing quality — in serviceable

1.49 '° 2.75

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t Mass.. returned by plane on Fri- “ day after spending a pleasant va~ ‘l cation with her sister, Mrs. '1". H. E. Inman and Mr. Inman, Beaver l Street, Summer5ide.—S.

Yen-MacArthur Wedding

thA prttlgy wcddiirzgﬂtook rplac; in 0L0 PezycanCurc at lseven o'clock on July 23rd when Rev. W'.A.‘Y0\1ng unitei! in mar-' ‘X11150 ﬂeatgi Eltlnelli‘ elder daugh- ter o r. and rs. J. Gordon lMacArthur to Jack Alton Yeo. son lot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yeo of Central Lot i6.

The single ring ceremony was lused and the bridal couple stand- ,ing under an arch of q-ltiio flow- ers and green tern. took their mar- lrlage vows before the altar simil- garly decorated. Luplncs and Can- lterbury Bell; in pastel shad-rs and ’potted wants completed the floral decoratl-wts. I ‘ The bride. wearing a floor-length dress of wh.te nylon over white

PROTEOTllIE WORK GLOllES- -

Why ris_l' getting infection from cuts or scratches at Harvest time. You are much

too valuable to yourself and your family to get laid up or 1 to 2 . I

this time. Wear Gloves that will really protect your hands.

STURDY WORK PANTS - ~

Of cool long wearing drills and denims in a variety of colors and styles, theri

" " °°'""'"° '°"°° ._ 2.95 ‘° 4.25

Perley Expert Furrier llere newest risinmis QUALITY runs l

Perley Furriers have chosen only the finest pelts to be fash- ioned by muster furriers into lovely lur coats for 1948. We urge you to make your selectionhow, in advance of the fur season. You'll save money and get the choicest furs:

GONSIDER THESE UNUSUAL VALUES:

FRENCH SEAL DYED RABBIT . . . . . . . . . . $189.00 SILVER atus AND BROWN DYED CONEY .. $199.00 GREY BROADTAIL PROCESSED LAM w. $249.00 SPORTY RACCOON COATS _ $295.00 BLACK PERSIAN PAW COATS . $329.00 GREY CHINESE LAMB COATS .. . $359.00 l snows LAPIN DYED RABBIT .. $229.00 FOREST MINK DYED MUSKRAT . .. $359.00 SlLVERY RACCOON COATS . . $359.00 MOUTON LAMB PROCESSED -. .. .. . .. $249.00 BLACK PERSIAN LAMB coATs $595.00 l HUDSON SEAL DYED MUSKRAT $595.00 rm: QUALITY MUSKRAT BACK $479.00 , FINE QUALITY PERSIAN LAMB

0t sizes.

MEWS and ants‘ WORK BOOTS

With a Ponco sole, those medium weight peddle grain boots have a moccasin vamp. they arc light to wecr but will give the

necessary foot 2 a a I I - a a . . N

support . . .

.. $595.00 4 WAYS

Dash Charge

TO BUY

Budget“ Layaway

A deposit will reserve your selection-the balance may be arranged in monthly payments.

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Georgetown And Vicinity

Miss Constance MacDonald of Ottawa is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

ister MacDonald, Georgetown

yalty.

‘Mrs. Aibcl MarLend and young daughter of Charlottetown are =- lting Mrs. MacLeocYs father. Mr. Robert Joinery.

Mr. Aloxll Wood of Ottawa is mentioning at the home of his par- mts, Mr. and Mrs..W. T. Wood.

Mrs. Roland Martin o1 Ottawa jrrivud in Georgetown n few day! p.30 on a visit to her Parents. Mr- ond Mrs. Harry Fraser.

Mill Shelia Delory is holidaylﬂz tin home of Mr. and Mrs. James donut of Kenslngton.

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wore i

h‘ ﬂgalgfuo, when they visited pgiﬂl mother. Mn. wil-

I ' l l lgovtncd ll. pink flowered tylon

SUMMERSIDE, P.E.l.

rrcd Fogarty who is a patient in the King's County Hospital. __._

Miss Connie Pbuchere who is employed in Souris, ivas a recent visitor to her home in Georgetown.

Mr. lnwrence Eatchilder, jailor of King's County Jail at George- town ls at present enjoying his an- i nual'vacatlon. The jailor's duties being taken over during his ab- sence by Mr. Howard Fouchere.

Miss Teresa Morrison. R. N. of st. John’ N. B. is vacationing at her home in Georgetown. '

Mrs. Judson Baker and little daughter Heather of New Glasgow. N. 8.. are guests of Mrs. Bakers mother, Mrs. Mabel Lovers.

Mr. Jack Hempstlook of Ottawa motored to Georgetown arriving I few days ago. Mrs. Hempstock has been here for some time visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKlnnon.

One oPthe beat looking home! to be erected ln Georgetown for some time is nearing completion and its owner Mr. Raymond IA- vsndler is to be wmmended on the erection of such a fine pro-

satin ymd floor length veil o! CD15‘ lc-net. sclze. en'ered the churoh on lthe arm of her father. She carried a bouquet oi red talisman rosesI ' Her pedte cousin, Margaret Phil- illpa, dressed in white nylon, per- formcd the duties of lnalnbeirer. l cousin, Claudia groom's niece. floor lcngtl-r

|Whlle it» 'b!'i'1'(3‘,~, Camcrzri and the lArlene Bernard in

550w“ n; bmy Imam CXQFQ qﬂ." and cnrrmd bouquets of white and,the1r fmnds and rejalivcs.

winsnrrx tlowei girls. Hcr other ntttinaants were tier

qcusin. Edna Carat-ion. rc-cnmingly

her slat/r, Glen MacArt‘lul' pret- tlly costumed in pink no‘. over silk. “Both wmc shoulder-length veils ll party. which is n splendid nddilﬂn to the town. Mr. Albert Skinner ls the carpenter in charge, assisted l by the owner and Mr. Frank La~ _ vandler.

| Mrs. J. W. Lavcrs and son Jackie - and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald and chil- l dren Gertrude. Adele and Char- les. were visitors to Charlottetown ' on Wednesday.

Mr. Nathan Mair returned to his phome on Wednesday after attend- ing summer school at Mount Aill- "son University. Backvllle. Mrs. Fldward Sarson George of Picton are guests of lMra. sarson‘: parents. Mr. and

Mrs. George White. -Geo.

500m IIDSPITAL Annual Meeting Church Hall

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2T

AT 8:30 All persons interested are ln- l vitcd to attend.

I MELVIN J. McQUAlD Secretary.

and son ,

Boys’ Boots of black chrome grain leather with a Punco sole and heel, these have a moccasin toe and storm

welt.

"warn: DLD rmsnué rarer"

ltlie Second Griat War, are held by

1. ellaw rams. 1

l The lluppy suupjo lelt 5n‘ h n...

‘rite orldcgroom was aitcndecl by tor trip after whltu they Wlll tale

his brcirtr, Prowse Yi-o.

Ray Cotton. uncle of ‘he bride] were uswrs.

During the lrr, the. hen unrlzegc "O'Pe"fl'1l. Lme“ vi-as rcndcrczl as

‘ a duct by Tnn and Clarence Phil-

Ilps. Tn: accimpanist was Mrs.

Claire Montgomery. aunt of

ntusir.

ﬁllVES r.’ the bride and groom will hold at. the cc-me of ‘he bride's Iparents ivhen hearty cimsrﬂlllln- ltlons am. be: wishes for future happiness were extended to Mr. and lllzs. Yeo.

1 The arrival of a group of seren- nders in groti-tque costumes afford- I ed aduitmnal merr monl.

The znany and teaunlnil gifts presenter‘. show the esteem in which the bride. a former school tggghef, and the groom a veteran of

KE LLOGGQS

in United a

lOP ASTHMA ". HAY FEVER

the- ‘ Lrlcie. 'vl.o also played the wcddlﬂl

Lloyd up the: residence 1n Cahtrol Lit y md Yco, aw.» bromcr of the groom and I16. — s

Alberton _

Miss Bertha Hamill recently re- turned to Mcncton, N. 13., after a week's holiday at the home 0f her

y father. Mr. Arthur Hamill. After the ceremony n reception. for the lmmerata friends and rel-'

Mr. A. J. Bernard recently u- rived home alter a brief business trip to Monctun and St. John. Mr. Bernard made the trips by plane.

Mrs. Aeneas Whalen is undergo- ing treatment in a hospital in Halifax. NB ller numerous friends wish her a complete recovery.

Miss Antoinette Bernard. 3.1L, Antlgonlah, N 8., is enjoying a three weeks libliday with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bernard.

Several rural schools in this vic- inity have re-opened the early part of the week. Owing to the excessive heat the attendance has not been up to the standard.

Dr. Farrel has arrived from U. B. A. to oin Mrs. Farrel. who has been onj yin: an extended visit here. Mr. and am. Farrel are yearly visitors to Charlottetown Old Home Week. .

The Reverend Mr. Young, Mrs. Young and hcby daughter. Iilecn Ruth. rltimua to their home in

brief holiday in Alberton, the wel-

. come house guests 0f Rev. George‘

4nd Mrs. Cunningham.

Mrs. C.J. Bernard and little son 'I‘erry were visitors to Summerslde cn Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barbour are renewing former friendships and acquaintances here. They are the house guests of, Mrs. Ed Barbour.

Mr. C. R. Lcard. Mr. and Mrs. Lverett Shea Mr. Gordon White, Mr. Harry O'Brien. are. amongst the many of our town folk who attended Old Home Week.

Mrs. Nelson Oliver has arrived home alter a three weeks’ vlult with relatives in Haverhill. Mass. Bho motored home with her son-

i FDR SALE

AT CAPE TRAVERSE

Tho prdpcrty, of the late J. W. Howatt, l R-roomcd house, l 20x40 barn, I car garaga, 5 0cm of land with orchard, oil in good condition. 3 mile: from Borden, on main highway, close to atom and railway.

Apply to WENDELL-HOW- ATT, Albany, between hoim 6

' and Dfln evening at above ad-

dtm.

‘Prnovaihyoanundunfura.

iii-law, Mr. Fry, accompanied by the follovtinu students have then

Mrs. Mary Gates and Miss Lillian MacDonald, also of HlTVOfTTlll. Mass.

Ml‘. Patrick Foley of Seattle re- cently visited his native Province after an absence of 8D yean. While here Mr. Foley was the guest 0f his two brothers, James and Richard. Kildare.

Miss Anna Wade and sister. Mn. P Wllkie are spending a holiday at their former home in Kildarc. where they are receiving a warm welcome from a host of friends. Miss Erma Lewis has returned to resume her duties in llolmarra store. sunuierside, after a two weeks’ vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs ‘Ii-ieodore Lewis.

Mr. Donald MoNevln has

turned to his home in Boston Mass. after a most enjoyable hol- iday with friends and relatives llere. He wan accompanied by his sister. Mrs. Edgar Williams. who plans spending a month in USA‘.

MIECOUUIII SCHOOL Grade XI.

The many friends of the nine pupils of Grade XX. Notra Dame Convent, Mlseouche. will _be de- lighted to know that all have suc- ceeded in their examinations.

Following la the list of the nine in order of merit for the five subjects, malish. History. French, Science and Mathematics.

l. Dina Gauoet: 2. Ernest Ar- ssnault (equal): 2. Aileen Rich- ard; 4, Alod’: Oaiule; B. Ormond hfaoNcill: 6. Zelma Ourley: ‘I. Marjory MarNeill: D Glenn Our- lev: 9. Desmond MacNelll.

Beside: the above nvc subjects.

pas ili Latin: Alodle Caissls Dina Gaudcl Aileen Richard Glenn Curie,“ Zelnia Curlcy.

All did not write Latin.

i REGENT

THEATRE. SUMMERSIDE MONDAY and TUESDAY

Al-ANCLIIYIS ‘Mmiuoonucoti J00 Irbco Kathleen "WIN Show: 7:15 and 9J5

Molina Monday 2:39

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