AUGU8'.l' zo. .l?50 .

Clarence Areenault is now em- .Dl0!ed in lurnmerside.

Miss Delma Gallant was in O'- leary on Monday. Aug. M.

Mrs. Eddie Gallant of Howian spent last Monday aiternocn in Ojlnary.

Mrs. Robert 35 Arsenault and little son Jimmie are at present visiting relatives in Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gs.llant and sons mcwred to and from Lot 7 on Sunday Aug. lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arsenault of l-Iowlan have now gone East where Leonard will work on a farm.

Messrs Bayfield Ellis and os- wald Haywood of 0'Leary were in 1-Iowlan on business on Mon- day.

Mrs..Catherine Perry of Howlan visited at the home of her cousin. Mrs. Robert Peters of Bloomfield on Sunday.

Miss Annie Gallant returned to North Rustico on last Monday morning after her visit to How- lan and Lot '1.

Mrs. Octave Plneau and daugh- ter Aldona of Duvar spent a few days in I-lowlan at the home of Mrs. Eusebe Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pineau with friends from Ontario recently spent e..few days with Mrs. Hubert Pin- eau and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters who spent a couple of days in Howlan and Duvar have now returned to Carleton where Frank is employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet has visiting with them Mrs. Gaudet's sister, Mrs. Norman souther of Chicago after an absence of 23 years. .

Miss Marion Gallant, of Pius- ellle has been the guest of her friend. Miss Emma Gallant of Up- per 1-lowlan recently.

Mrs, Amelia Gallant of srumme ride is at present visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Henry 1. Gallant, Duvar.

On Friday , who spent a few days .in I-Iowlan as guest at the home of her sister. Mrs. !-Ieber Bryan returned to her home in St. John, N. B.

Mrs. Gordon Wood.

Mrs. xeith Harrington and her daughters of Burlington were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacAusiand and family last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant and Mrs. Prank Gallant motored to Piusville on Sunday evenihg and spent a. pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. S. Gal- lant. .

Most of the rural schools re- opened on Monday. August 14th. Hcwlan School opened on Tues- day the lath with Miss Rita Kelly of Roseville as teacher.

Miss Lauretta Arsenault of How- lan spent a few days at the home of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack- ie Arsenault prior to going back to her duties at tho Dingle Res- taurant on Monday. Aug. iith.

Mrs, Catharine Gallant and son Cyrus have as guests Mrs. Gal- 1ant's daughters, Mrs. Mary Am- old of Brookline. Mass. and Mrs. Gilbert Dupres of Lowell, Mass.

On Sunday evening Aug. 13 Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Arsenault had as guests Mrs. Catherine Gallant. Oy- rus Gallant, Mrs. Mary Arnold. Mrs. Gilbert Duprss. Mrs. Philip Martin and Miss Josie Arsenault.

Howlan and vicinity itnessed quite a heavy electrical storm on Thursday evening but luckily no damage has been reported in this district although some buildings

and cattle were struck not too far -

away. Rain also fell in heavy showers. -

Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arsenault and Mr. and Mrs. Dcnat' Arsenault of char- lottetown were glad to welcome them to their old homes in How- lan and Duvar for a short visit.

On last Monday afiemoon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant and daughter Barbara motored to St. Louis where they will spend a few days with Mrs. Gs.llant's sister, Mrs. Jce Desftor.-has and Mr. Des- Roehes and other relatives.

Mr. Floyd Carruthert has now returned to Toronto after visiting at his parents and relatives homes in Kowlan. Cape Wolfe, and Wil- mot. Also visiting at the same time were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Oarruthers and little son Wayne of Halifax. 16.8. who also have re- turned to their home.

Am th in he I! m..'??:::.f.:3'"T.T-::'l"3;..:?:i";.5.?.3 . L'",. '31” osilant and Iicbbie srun-' '..d'::,c an "uh '5'"? I. " Ioby Iaeuty Contest

visit with friends and relatives in

Iloomflold Corner

The school has re-opened 'under the supervision of Mrs. James Gur- rie of liimsdale.

Mr. Reggie Pineau was a bus passenger to Charlottetown during Old Home Week. .

Many of the residents of Bloom- field attended the plcnielwhich was held in Piusville recently.

Mr. and ms. lid. Mcxenna have as their guest, their son Edward- from itumford. Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. Camille Bourque and children. Jimmie and Carolyn, were Sunday visitors to Bloomfield.

Mr. Leo Peters has enlisted in the army. He is at present in Hall- fax undergoing medical examina- tion. . '

Mrs. Louis Jones and two chil- dren, Bridget and Garry are at pre- sent vlslting Mrs. Jones' home in Newfoundland.

Miss Wanlta Johnson of Truro is at present staying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders.

Miss Marie Pineau and Miss Alic- ia Pineau are at present teaching at Foxiey River and Woodbrook Schools.

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Arsenault of Woodstoclc have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arsenauit and son, Reggie from Rumford, Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bourque and little son of Ontario are visit- ing Mrs. Bourque's mother at Bloomfield also other friends and relatives in the vicinity.

Mr. Tilman Gallant and a friend Mr. Lawrence Gallant returned to St. John after visiting the former's mother, Mrs. J. T. Gallant oi Pius- vilie and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin cele- brated the 25th anniversary of their wedding on the evening oi the lath of August. They were the recipients of beautiful gifts. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed if all.

Mr. ikigar Gallant from Toronto

-NEW LONDON PBll8B!'l'EB- IAN CHUBCII. - Masonic Service 7.30. Sunday evening. Rev. A. Lorne Macxay. Guest Speaker.

-MINERAL SUIIPAOID noos- ING. 36" and 15" smooth surzace-1 roofing G5 and 65 lb. 12. 10 lb. Feltw. Tsrred ,Bheai'hinK PIP". Plastic cement and roofing cement. nails The summsrsidu Hardware Co

-ATTEND3 C. G. I. T. CAMP- Giris from Kenslngton who attend- ed the C. G. I."r. Camp at Augus- tine Cove were: The Misses Beryl Woodside. Joan Bowness, Bonnie Woodside. Elizabeth Brookins, Beu- lah Parker. Myrna Cousins. -Eur. -BOIIDEN CHURCH SERVICE. Sunday. August 27th. in Legion Hall at 3 P. M. Bible School at 2 P. M. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study on Wednesday Evening at Mrs: H. MacKensie's. Everiwn? welcome. Rev. D. M. Fraser, Minis- Tier.

-CHURCH NOTICE for the Parish of New London for Bundav. August 2'1th. 12th after Trinity St. Mark's, Kenslngton, Holy Tom- munlon 8.30 A. M. Morning Prayer 1i.00 A. M. st. Thomas'. New Lon- don. sunday school 1.30 P. 31.. Ev- ening Prayer 2.30 P. M. st. staph- en's, Burlington, Sunday schou' 6.30 P. M. Evening Prayer 730 PM Rev. Sidney J. Davies. B. A., Rec- tor.

..-FAMILY RE-UNION HELD - Mr. Roland Thompson left on the evening plane on Saturday to re- turn to his home in Edmonton. after spending a vacation here. when he was the guest of his bro- ther-in-law and sister, Hon. C. C. and Mrs. Baker, Kensington, and other members of the family. Dur- ing Mr. Thompson's visit, a family re-union was held at Park Corner Beach, when the only members missing. in two generations 0! Thompson: were Clifford and Dor- oihy, (Mrs. Norbert Brennan) and family, all of Toronto. -Bur.

Personals -Miss Katherine Fleming. Stan-

ley Bridge. left recantlykfor otiaswa. s- - ur.

is at present visiting his mother. Mrs. J. S. Gallant of Piusvilie and. his sister. Mrs. Clarence Pineau oil Bloomfield.

been employed in St. John, N. B..- for the past year is at presentl spending her vacation with her sis- ter. Mrs. Clarence Pineau. Miss Gsllanglntends to spend the winter months in Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Theo Arsenauit and children. Donnie and Bernard. motored from Stoneham, Mass. to

Egmont Bay and Bloomfield where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leclair.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lnolair -re cently had as their guests, their son, George and his wife from Chel- sea. Mass. They were accompanied by Mrs. Andrew Gallant and Miss

parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Matthews and her 'young son Michael also were recent visitors. They visited cbar'ottetown on

3 home at Norboro. Miss Beatrice Gallant. who nas'Of,f,,, Blackwell, Thgy motored by

aunday morning before returning home in Nova sootia. .

National Anthem.

-Miss Ethel Dougie.-r of 12 Apple- ton Ave.. Toronto, has returned after a two-weeks vacation at Bher - ur.

way-of Digby. through to Halifax and crossed to the Island by the Wood Islands ferry.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders and little son Ronnie were recent visitors to Tvruro, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnson.

-The July and August meeting of the B. C. W. L. was held at the home of Mrs. S. Bell. Mrs Arthur Martin opened the meeting with the Club women's Creed. Roll call was answered by naming and giving the recipe of "My Favorite Supper Dish".. The members are taking ad- vantage cf the low price of cans from a CharlotWtown firm and have ordered many cases. Mrs. Arthur Martin invited the mem- bers to her home for the Septem- ber meeting with Mrs. K. Horne, Mrs. A. Craswell and Miss Mary Pineau on the refreshment commit- tee. Meeting adjourned with the

P. M.

dining room,

TERMS CASH.

AlIOTIOII SALE AT KEIlSIIIGTOIl

Having sold my property I will sell by Auction on the premises on Tuesday, August the 29th, beginning at 1

All my household furniture consisting of living noom, kitchen and bedroom furniture, Chesterfield suite, Wilton rugs, kitchen range and every article usually found in a large and up to date home.

if day unfit sale on next fine day.

including

THE GUARDIAN. CHARDOTTETOWN-

I”E3m"j"”'”'I" Big Business, Expansion By Island Equipment Co.

v The Island Equipment Company located on Water Street East, Sum- merslde. only opened for business three and a half years ago and the present proprietor, Mr. lvan Vaughan has been in charge only since last November but in that short -time. . and particularly with- in the last year. a terrific expan- sion in business has taken place.

One thing which the manage- ment Is particularly proud of is the selling of nine threshers this year. more than have ever been said previously in this Province of this type.

The island Equipment Company plant is noticeable particularly for the extraordinarily large amount of machinery that-has been dis- played on their property ailwring and summer. What many people may not have noticed is that the types of machines on display changed with the seasons.

In the spring there were tillage instruments and these were later replaced by hey machines, load- ers. mowers and rakes. Then there were steel threshers and grain binders. Now the binders have been sold out and the space is be- coming filled up with fall mech- Ines: plows, harrows, etc.

At present 16 employees tire on the pay roll and the number was as high as 25 during the busiest season. Of this number s-ix are first class mechanics and seven are war veterans. Mr. Ulric Drap- eau is in charge of the parts de-

SUMMERSIDE.

"for Glace Bay where Mr. Nauss

partment and Mr. George Stewart heads the service 'department. Late last fall a new atorage warehouse 00 by 85 feet was built at the rear of the main buiiding.' In fixing up the property an im- provement was made to the ap- pearance of the general locality. The old Royal Bank almost in its entirety is buried along the brook which runs to the west of the property thereby building up a very swampy section of land. The bricks from the bani: build- ing were put in first and then the clay from the excavation of the new building. 427 loads in all, was spread on top. 5

leave for Glace. Bay

-Mr. and Mrs. ER. Nauss. who have resided iii Kensingion for the past seven years, left Monday

has been transferred as manager of the Bank of Nova. Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Nauss made many friends during their residence in Kenaihgion and will be greatly missed in the community. They both took an active part in social, educational and physical fitness programs and gave much of their time and talents for the welfare of the community. Several. fare- well parties were held in their honor and suitable mementos were presented to them by the various

GETTING READY FOR THRESHING ON THE FARM! OF. MR. JOHN H. DAWSON. ALBANY

gssaniutions in which they work-

On Thursday night previous to their departure a committee from ,the Home and School Association waited on Mrs. Nsuss and present- ed her with a gift in appreciation of her A” J' ., work In that organisation. Mr. and Mrs. Nausa' numerous friends unite in wishing them every success and happiness in Glace Bay. K

RICH MALAYA

Malaya supplies one-third of the world's natural rubber and one- half the world's tin.

Soldiers, Expected Back On Time

CAMP BORDEN. ont., Aug. 23 -(GP) - Col. D. K. Todd. garri- son commander of Camp Borden. said today soldiers on leave are expected back on time regardless of the railway strike. He said most

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S100.00 REWARD

TO THE PURCHASE! OF THIS PROPERTY

New seven-room cottage. Hot water heat, hardwood floors. Con- sisting of kitchen. dinette, living room (also 1.! by 22). aunporoh. three bedroom, large closets. bath. front and rear plassa, leading to garage,.wlth large lot 80 by 120.

If interested don't delay.

W. B. WARREN 325 Chestnut Ave.. Sunsmersldo . Phone 7928.

oftbaaoomsn never: leave are astupectoonnettsd with the am, close enough to return "by bus or ii Ihootind of two "policemen. Lug thumb." V month a. man ltasewfour holdup:

1......i......-.... withinnmw ihinutxtsy d mldlgowu ONITIAILOIBANDITI M01! I I0 In We-d ......, , gclioemen Marcel sraronarII.”.'..?3 MONTREAL. Aug. 24 -(C P) - aul-Emile DlI0naie. Both men Two Montreal detectives, reported recovered. Police would not diuclose

toda from "somewhere in on- where in Onlvllflo the hunt is new tarioa that they are on the trail of Iearried on. .. I

0LAIlK'S SALES and SERVICE

WATER STREET WEST SUMMERSIDE

DIAL 2903

Left to right--Freddy Arsenault: Joseph Dew son: Hazen Dawson; H. K. Strlght. Journal Re- presentative; J. A. Csllbeck. Sales Manager Island Equipment Company; John H. Dawson, purchaser of machines; Ivan G. Vaughan, General Manager Island Equipment Company; Donny Dawson, on tractor seat

I'The Fol-mars Machine Service Centre"

If surely is a record to sell a com- plefo stock of Thresher: in oneiseason. nine of them. We are sold out for this year. We have no more. However we are planning for next season. Why

don't you decide now that you will have one of these units In l95I7

Pictured here are two typical out- fits of the Forms" M. Delsel Tractor with the all steel-International Her- vester Thresher. completeiwilh sell- slraw , slackers,

feeder. -weigliers.

Iieggers, and rubber tired transports.

THE ISLAND EQUIPMENT CO. LTD.

' P. s. ISLAND

Thai ISLAND EQUIPMENT COMPANY of Summarslde proudly lists the names of, the for-sighted farmers who purchased these meelllnesl this season. with , the communities these men represant-

John H. Dawson. AI5eny

'Wer,I'.7url'on Murray, AIBOIIOD

Signed, MRS. ELLA JARDINE.

HUGH MORRISON, Auctioneer.

R.G.A.F. -- Summerside I

ANNUAL

SPORTS DAYS and DANCE

waonsscsv. Auousr zoos CommeneIng1.'30 A.s.1., -

.clIIldrca's Pony Illdes IIFIISI-IMINTS SIIVID

.'sa.a.ios.si.ogp.mupi.

'In min of poor wafallser.

. I Sports Day "will be lisld on; bill Sept.

Russell White. Hunter River Cedric Seaman. Fredericton Hugh Campbell. Graham's Road

Elmer Wlgmore. Bree'deII5ene

These

grain or hay seed. Blow the straw into

the loft, and lend the the granary."

The purchasers of

are to Be congratulated on, their pro-

grasslveness, and in

whole community will Benefit from the low cost. clean threshing. grain saving operation of time machine's.

,mocIiInes thrash any type of A

grain right into.

these machines

each ease the

Roy Walker. Clarence and James MarcI'a5anIis. Now Annen

Elmer Stewart. Everett and AII5orl' Norboro

Jack Evans. Kenslnglon

.PREPAIllNG TO THRESH TIMOTHY ON THE FARM OF, . MR. HUGH ',OAMPlEI.l.. OIlAHAM'S ROAD

Glove r.