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supreme: 29, 1941'

N€fe§ﬂie Famous

Coleman 0|L HEAT,

o... naﬂl Now Everybody Oan Afford L u x u r i o u _s

from 5 o'clock. Admission 50c. Dance after.

—LOST in Summerside, small plaid dog harness. Finder return to Guardian Correspondent. Re-

i Tfnt Grm you “Md-

‘I/NHECT RRDIATUT "EAT —F0tl1i. SALE-groparty o: m.

' ' late S eriﬂ Wrig t, Central BL, WARMTII summerslde. For further particud A

llTl apply Mn. 1.1.12. Wright. _

-DAHLMAN Pomro PICK- cﬂflﬂﬂﬂ BBS-Any one interested 1n Potato Pickers, we have still a. few

machines in stock, which we offer at a reduced price. Also have a

shipment of Divided Shovel: for

Elevator Diggers. Sutherland Mo-

ONESTERFIELOS Kay and Cedric Seaman, Bpring- . mm" ~ i Just Personals l unloaded

woo/z,»

——.‘vir. and Mrs. Louis Dystant of Summersice are visiting in Water-

viile, N.S., the guests c-t their daughter, Mrs. Claude Cook and o Mr. Cook -~S.

--Mrs. Ohuriel I M90814 of , Summerside hits returned home ‘ fi-cm a. visit to Moncton “here she

NOW

In. B306 BldlpnO-Clrculalor was the curs: oi hm‘ sister. f\irs.;' , GOQrjJv \\'.iiti»ii rind Mr. Wniion.

cﬂwufisllﬂflllllﬂllcll R00 sit» 81in visited in SIISSOX and st. —GINES “IIOT STONE" HUT, TOO! “h” “s

Q Ionutllul IQIIFI:IIc"IlDTIIIRR

Q Durop not c n o

I Q Automatic Fuel Control!

Q Automatic Draft Oontmil Q Low Flnmc Fuol Saver] o Q A REAL VALUEI

—A motor truck party comprised of Mr. G. Poi-sinner, trucking con- tractor, Trenton, N.S.; Mr. DJ. MatiDotmltl, fore-innit electrician, W C. Wetmme & C0 of Piciou. NB. and Mr. John Elliot. TTen-. ton, NS. arrived in Alberton mi Tuesday afternoon vi-ith l. Diesel‘ power plant for Mr. Alfred Gordon ’ _ (another addition to his power

pirint). Mr. MHCDOHZUL‘ ‘plans re-| tuming to P.E.l ivitihii-i two weeks

l!) install the plant.

Messrs Gordon Keir, and Herbert

Lcavitt have gone to Acadia Un-_ lversity, Wrilfville, N.S. to resume:

their studies alter spending their‘ .

Champion Electric . KENSINGTON

IIOUSE FOR SALE

' AT 58 SUMMER STREET SUMMERSIDE, P.E.l.

House l2 rooms; modern con- veniences. If interested you may communicate with Mr. Rciy Tunton, Central Street, Sum- merside, or with the owner, Dr. J. R. Corbett, Clark's Harbor, Shelburne County, Nova Sco- tic.

mmxaxwmxmocxvexxx-AYKQW FASTER Tl-MN THOUGHT

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3°"! I "hi! More-Ground

Floor

holidays at their homes here.

A large number M our town folk j atitcnderl the Field Day hrit‘: at tihe I [wplinn Scliti-w}, grounds. ‘ﬁgnish on,‘ Wcdnesdn)‘. v

‘Ilhe Rev. John C. R/ODSOM, Hunts- r ville, Ont., who was a student pas-l tor of the Presbyterian Church.‘ here six years ago, and Mr. G..B.I Cunningham of Oriliiri, Ont. are visiting Mr. Cunningham's son, thcr Rev. George Cillllllligllilm and Mrs. Cunningham Qt’ tihis tciim.

“Fer Teliwfbﬁd that. iilie

Johnln was 8150 moved and SECOIIOEQ $2 SUIT) 0f

pm. The pi-csidl-iit, Mrs.

15-00 on fanc . ‘ . ‘ m v y work A l, l HISTORY ERRS Profit. l)i(‘Sl(li*(l Fourteen mrmbers that $500 00 b0 P915 WWEZd-g Th: $38.00 on the sale o! laws: hi?) i answci-ctl "i-nll call". The secre- hospital X-rcy equlpmen- 1 realizeci Inhibition Dag, M u n cathm-ine me Gr“; o; Russ“; tniiv. Mrs. W Ziltittlicivs read the mpmbers decided t0 59nd 5°? p“ adjourned. ' ee “g

books. anc- toillreﬁellil“ lglzykgnduzs .__.._

Wlllﬁll nv-rc liflilllllTl. 'I‘l\.t=, trcti-IITEI‘. netir future; l’ “'85 85° 3 ° The Pm b1

.\lr. W. Lou's ll i-rporier; n bnltince send for a. silver cup 101' 8 Junk” tinned rhcsvleirtmgotgfp Eygdcnxtyflrﬁ _ . e

I River societies at a. social evening

was neither Russian no, named miltutcs of i-he previous meeting (Inthcrinckahe was born in Siettin. Gcrmany. and christened Sophia.

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l" U16 Rebekah Hell, Albertion on last Friday. The (miter feature; of the Dfvilram coinstisted or games, and mWklK Plctiues of Y P con- fet-ences, algo Rene‘ o; whim‘) iind Prince Edward Islmid.

S After a delicious lunch had been frved the mudl Pnlﬂyéd gather- "ng W“ bmllglhf» to a close with ivoreihip service led bry the Riev- erend Mr. Cunningham.

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m- "id Charles Hard-y n. Wlllly arrived by motor from Springfield, Mas,” and are the fiiierzlguef m". Mid Mrs. William

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Mrs day for Wlih her

J M- Fraser left on T1195. Jtlahone Bay, N5 to be 1710151191‘ who is 111..

Mr. Albert Gallant accompan- ied b!’ his 61ml. Mrs. James H. Graves and ihcr clnughior iTizer. $21; i311. Onswell recently arrived

Y motor from Bloomfield, NJ. Mrs. Graves, wym spent the simmer season ln Bloomfield, N J_ L‘ ‘Melvin: n warm welcome home {Wm h" Mlqhbcura and friends.

Bloch-field 8t Vicinity

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-<ll. Allliiur MccAiilalc-nd of Maihl l0 whiting at, the home of fill alder and broiher-in-laiw, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser llliacDmigaili of Bloomﬁeld Bunion.

Mlas 11cm Chappell or! York re. ceritiy spent a few daya visiting at O _' A N N 0 U N C I N G .

i the home of Mr. grid Mm, Hebe;- The opening of our‘ new, modern, efficiently equipped Portrait

Messrs. Island Lilrikietter and Gerald Hayes of Summersde were recent viclmrs to the Western peirt

To Marry Indian Prince

London girl, has given up her-

plana to marry the son o! the Nawub o! Paluiipur, Moslem In- dian prince, within n few days.

district, marriage until "I found out that they are very much in love."

to have an annual income of £02,000 ry" by Katherine's parents. ‘The couple met. at a. party tilx months

.- , i ~ KROEI-ILER FURNITURE

WESTERN GUARDIAN """'"'"'"""'""-"-"—-""_."—'""'—

IMALLMANS prtsﬂil Kroeliler Chesterfield: that glvc \ cusliionized construction, embodying " massive beauty, ' luxi

urious comfort, and ‘distinctive styling.

QJMLMAWS LIMITED ' '

SIIMMERSIDE

In many beautiful

designs including the Duncan Pliyfa and Sectional Sula. Up-

holstered in u variety of molicirs, velours, dcmosks, ropes;

tries and home spuns.

els with selected hardwood frames in walnut finish. Up- ' liolslery colors that will brighten any living room or den.

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SHALLHATPS BUDGET PLANl.

In a Logical ~ Bolutlol to your budget problem:

Enquire at the Office ,

p Attention ll ET E R AN 8

h E Ilsa Your i RE-ESTABLISIIMENT

OREOIT

for these purchase!

YOU PAY 10% GOVT PAYS 90%

Generous proportions in several mod-

; A new - type X-ruy machine will Th 1 m’ M f, 1 58 on bud Mm . ' b rower‘ of m“ ‘hoot pictures at Looonooth o! a e i-egu ar rnon I y men rig o 0d’ $69 . . that etlc winner The lﬁdleg p13,“ The cumum er S 7' second m. L201“, of the mm it the WCSYCIHV Hnspitul. Lacles Aid It was mvvefi ﬂ-Xldosﬁfiséltdpaacr ned to complete quilt. The trea5- vicinity have Wmlilcfed m“ has" takes ‘ human to think vras lieiti Friday. Sept. 19th at 8 a, bill to the Pioneer » estlng of the crop and rcpor a

very successful year having had a bumper drop. The past summers ideal weather with its occasional] showers and abundant sunshine had but one drawback, it produced sruch ultiu-ntititll: growth that l! was very difficult to keep them from being oversizcd. The pickling lllﬁnt was packed to capacity in the handling of the abundant crop.

Mr. and Mrs Alfrod Simpson of St. Eleanors were welcome guests on Sitnday at the homo o! Mr. and Mm. Lester Pi-ofitt, Rosebank.

Mir. and Mrs. Claude Clarke of Lexington, Mass, motored to the Island on Sunday where they vis- ited with many friends and rcla- lives.

A large crowd attended the aaiei of furniture and otlher airtfdlec of Mir. Aneas Gallant of Bloomfielci. The bidding bring brisk. a neat sum was realized.

Reverend. Dr, Fraser and Nor- man Oliver o! Oascumpec visited old acquaintances in Bloomﬁeld and Mill River on ‘Tuesczty.

Mr. amd ivti-s Douglas Lcard ifnd daughters of Ontario were visit- ors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mm. Harold Home, Mill River.

Gives Up Movie Dreams

(By The Canadian Press) DON-DON, Sept. 25 — Katherine Patricia Scott, 17-year-old South

dream: of being n movie star mid

Miss Scott's mother, who lives in u simple home in the Pulhnm amid she opposed the

The brldegroom-to-be, reputed

(0828000) ls called "Har-

PPOﬂl/C, Roitbﬂnk. Studio in the Enmun Drug Co. building, Summcrsidc. We pride “I ‘he "h"! ‘m W’l'“°"~

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ourselves in being able to offer the public tlio firm! photographic facilities in Eastern Canada, operated by a graduate of the New York Institute of Photography, MARIE WEDGE, o specialist in Child Photography, Wedding Groups and Family Groups.

AT HOME . . AT CHURCH . . OR IN OUR STUDIO Appointments by Day onNlglif

NOT

run YOUR our ruoro vac»

ENMAN PHOTO SERVICE; . l

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Ilium or Cull

GLOW and

WE ARI STARTING FROM SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 to THURSDAY, OCT. T looking Orders For LIVE CHICKEN Ind FOWL

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES

KINSINGTON

ICE

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WADMAN

Flsunnmim: p lt’s HOLMAN’S For‘

Smell: Webs and Twine

Season Opens Oct. 1st

KING-FISHER WE“

SMELT Oatcli More Fish and Last Longer

Their lupcrlor cotton twine. unlike the lnlxlure of cheep- cr, short-lived Twines ls HARD, SMOOTI-ILY SPUN Ind UNIFORMLY TWISTED, insuring a strong net, accurate in alzo of mes-h, that GILLS BETTER.

TWINE RIGHT AND LEFT TWINE -60 thread, barked, two

pounds (one each right and left) hangs two net: double on top and single M. bottom or 3 nets double tm top only. one lb., hanks, right and left — per hunk $1.20

SIX THREAD WHITE COT- TON TWINE - for hanging nets. per pound. ukelnu 81.10

NINE THREAD WHITE COTTON TWINE-Jot hlllI- in: nah, per lb. lkelnl $1.00

CEDAR ILOATS — oval shaped with hole, weight about 4 lbu. to the hundred ll 3 Fool Net llktl 25 — I It. Net, 28 and O ft. Net, 80) per hundred .. $8.00

CORKWOOD~ben quality. cpeolully procured for Ne! (loch. lb. 16o

QUEBBAOIIO - for dyeing Nola, uvlngithem from de- coy, 1-2 lb. will dye shout l0 ibu. ol netting-lb. .... .. I00

stretched measure.

ma! bottom.

KINGFISHER 8MB!!!‘ BAG NETS -- the hard. strong, long-wearing Twine ll expertly woven speolully to our Jdﬂoallonu with looked melheu Into mung, tom-wear- lnl. properly shaped ma. hmoun for In" catches. KINGFISHER BMIZLT WEBBING - mode fro! lO-l- lhreul Twine, for Box mu, Wlngl, ow.

YIRITE FOR FRIOE LIST-

in. T. noLMlin Ltd.

councilman

KING-FISHER WlEBS

NOT MOUNTED

Mﬂde of ao-a Superior Cotton Twine, 135 mt ion:-

Then are the usual sheet! or Web!-

noc mounted, ilouhle mach on top, also i-elnforced on ends _ .

I l-4 mull x 3 fr. ..._._._...,u_.........._,.3.65 ‘l l-4 rnnh x 3 l-2 fl. . I 5-16 mull x 3 fl. 15-16 mnli x 4 ft. 13-8 muli x3 ft. ‘l 3-8 Iﬂllfl x 4 ft. l3~8 nmli x 6 fl. ..._.L................6-45 ‘l l-2 mosh x 3 fl. ll-ZmQlllX-fff. l I-2 mcsli it 6 n. ..._._.,..._..,.,,,.,.......5.45

T l} Best ln

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......3.25 ...4.35

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