race TEN l . "THE CHARLOTTETOWN, GUARDIAN ‘ ’ MAY 14-1”?

A MenlBoys! HOLMAN’S Has What You Want

' i ‘Georgetown

s P E c I A L s And lllclnlty

ENDING MAY 315T,

T A , ' Mr. 5.6‘. Knight, w]; g n. McGQwAN-g UMHED’ K|LMU|R cent. visitor to Charlottetown.

__ i Mrs. Helen Condo " "lslt- ‘m ‘W iihflPi‘ .33.‘. "t... ¢;...'.;.;..‘ " ‘m l" L" o" *'='*~5-‘5-~'~ ‘ . PACKAGE TEA-our choosing, per lb. . . . . . ....... 70c M“ “h” Mm" °1 NBWWIF WM ,' ' - i l szeousss RAlSlNS-Jsulk, per lb. . .. . . . . . . .. 20¢ it "m" t" Grarﬂrtm on "Ida" ~ rmcv MOLASSES-per gallon ........ .. stos , ~ .. . _' _ t BULK SODA-per lb. 5c toll"vi§l§§§1dh.M‘3i§§§1lttl§.-§ " l ' , - _ l oz. tin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 23c Rkmrd “Emma. locumml l . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . c me onalneenriuls many," . m‘ CLARK S SOUFS-Tomaio ......... . . . .. .. . . - . . . 8c days off duty at his home here.

lilrs. Wesley Moore, Wtiiru Road i; visiting at the home o! his san- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.

-— FEEDS —

BOOTS

WORK

. oeerio, per og . . . l ' m‘ I . . . . FEED WHEAT’ p" bug ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' $260 q-ffﬁlull,’ .,f§§“,,*§,‘.‘§.‘.‘§§ ﬂéﬁfgi.‘ Yes, our selection of Men's andloys’ Work Boots is the finest in the

$2.10

HARLEY MEAL, pe'r bag ........ . .........._.,.,............. $2.00

seer PULP, per bog "m" °" “mm”

Province. You will now find on display the type bool best suited to your

Clovers, etc., ot low -prices.

OTHER FEEDS AT POPULAR PRICES We have a large Stock Seeds Mixed, Timothy Seed,

McGllWAWS LIMITED

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Miss Jennie Kennedy o! Montague was a week-end visitor at the home of Mr. and htrs. Stephen Landry.

John Deloory. Prince n; Wales student. visited his home in Georgeq town dirring the week-end. l

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and family motored to Sourls on Sunday. l

Master Christopher Hartman has returned to Georgetown following a visit to relatives in Montreal. l

Mr. illld Mrs. Rim-y lilanuel and

needs. At HOLMAN'S you'll always find Bigger Assortments. - - ; Better Quality - - - and Guaranteed Satisfaction. Call la tomorrow and be

' ' properly. fitted with Better Quality Work Boots.

Good Value In These

0 In i ''' n son of Charlottetown were the i l guests oi Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenk- . w A N T E n ins on Sunday. i ' “MLTIR I. BYRNE l _ 7 ' The man friends o! Mrs. F. J.‘ . . ... . .

On the morning or May the 4th., Gm" CLERKS Solomon sriii sorry to heni- oi her Medium priced Work Boots in block pebble and dice grained leather in relatives, neighbours anti friends for illness and all wish her a speedy: - _ ionrtidionirtlllti. deep rrgrtll oi iliu CLARK B5105, return to good health. 1 blnclier cut style. Ponco and rubber soles and heels. Others in moCtis- tlvu l o r. Walter J.. B_\i'nr-. at .__.- _ _ his home lll Moitell Rear nizoi- a l ST PETERS Miss Anna Mair. superintendent sin style with storm welt nailed soles and heels. Also with heavy Jumbo comparatively short illness. He Addyess enqulrieg gm... o! the Prince Edward Island Hos- _ was time-six years of use pitni. spent, the track-end at the, fnnco soles. Sizes 6 to ii.

Deceased was the son at the late CLARK BRQ§_ hqmg of her brother Mr. George-l , .

Ml‘. and Mrs. Peter Byrne of Brync . lMah- of 3mm, polnt, l Road and had been a Iarmer on ' MQNTAGUE i t 1 P ' d the homes-toad during his lile.- Mm wmiam guﬂett who apeutl e Y

His home was a model of haspital- i

the winter in Georgetown at the;

11y- imd n l nellhbollr- he WI! lstltute. Let me thank you for lt. lthorne o! her daughter Mrs. Spit-l

Wiillndl"? 1n l"? “barium? Wttrk- 'ls really n beauty and has diﬂerent- goon “hiker, has

He lenvcs to mourn, his wife. fit‘? ltiziisic Min-Donald, formerly of Penkes Sliillﬁdl, two tlnugiilors, Eleanor and Bernice. and two sans, Joseph and Gerald. nu at home. He ls survived by three brothers, lnuls and John of Mor~

nuttnes written all over it. I wish I could ivrilv a itnle to r-iivli one whose; iihlilPS are on the quill nnd lel. lliein know ll(iW iinicli 1 appreciate the quilt. I havqn little girl who isn't. too strong and has to stay in bed

returned i0‘ Souris. l

Miss Zolplt: MeQuarrie of Gilli" inttotorm wns n. recent visitor to the home o! her friend. Miss Mill’; Easton. I

Men's Black Grained Leather Work Boots irrBlucher Cut style with leather

. 2.95, 3.95, n25

Man's Brown Elk "Sisman Scamper" Boots in Mocussin front style with

e“ Rear‘ and Daniel “f Bmwn‘ ihiilliijfliilll lbtilb" hgifllgl-ligi Albert Hobbs who is taklniz, . - .

and Mir sister-s. Iilrr- ‘Fravior. (‘Y\JO\~>I“(\"I- Ijwm a (“dim my h“; vocaﬂoru, numb"; l“ Charlene, slip soles and nailed rubber heels. 4 lieavy ilaxible rubber soles and heels.

Pmk“ swim" M“ P" ‘L M“ lnincllriving tnéo ii P o. w. in Ger~ tow-w. visited his rewrite M“ “"4. Sizes 6 to i2. Pair . . . . . .. .. ' Sizes 6 to ll. Pair .. .. a Kenna’ Buwn’ Mass" and line .many and the quilt was sent to me Mrs. William l-ldblba S-r. for n fowl " ' "' " """ ' "'»"'

Mlasea Margaret and Veronica ‘for my mm gm from ‘he Red days rccenyiyn l

Byrne o! Pasadena. Calif.

Walter was a faithful member oi St. Lawrence O'Toole hurt-h, Moi-ell, anrl during his illness \v.i-, visited regularly by his pastor, Rev. Father Phelan MnKenna.

His luneral an Wednesday morii~ ing. May the 7th., was largely at- tended. Requiem High Mass was celebrated b the pas-tor, Revorond Phi-last Mt- r-niia who also inn-

Skiruierton. “i - ' Ina: ‘T311111. ltollﬂ-Nlgfciill‘vlglaizmltldlhsihﬁéf; Men's block or brown retan leather Work Boots. Better “s “ "" .0, '1... sqn-ln-lgw and daughter. quality with Goodyear welted soles and rubber heels. Others

with Double Sol-as, nailed and sewn-Leather heels. Sizes 6 to -

Mrs. Walter J. Byriie and tam- llly wish to sincerely thank their many neighbours and friends who so kindly assisted or helped

Hkluptgd the services at the grave. ,_

Cross. I have 4 girls age; l2, l0 and 8 mid :i ‘soy 16 yrs. and its some lob to urt. nll they nccrl mi n é-lllﬂll pension. llO\\‘l‘\'(‘l‘ we l\l‘.\'i\_\'S hope for t.h-.- smile oi fortune some- times. The iveatlicr here ha: been irery bad lust now and keeps us all indoors. Now I will any (Jtieerlo I wish you nil SUFCOFF. l l rviiiriiti, fours tiiosl giutclultv. tlllrs.) Jean Conic, Sunnysfdo Cottage,

. Mand-

YR . cEQSMiEiIizB-ern l (On hei- twenty-ﬁrst blrthdav)

them in any way during their rr- '"_,m l“ m“. Pr-HHN.“ Yul“

n l m llmse

r-enl. sod bereavement. They wlsii iu extenrl thanks to

Oi British hlrth mill soil Trod guide her lile

who sent Mess Cards and mes- ~.May we h" people Clalm

sages of sympathy. GIFT APPRECIATE!)

The following letter has been received by ltlrs. ‘Watson Jay sr-clv. oi Fanning Brook Women's Instit-

ute. ~,

My Dear Members of the above Institute:

Let mo tnke this opportunity n! xvritlng to wish you uvery success: I have to-day received a bed quilt made by the members o1’ your In-

Alloglance to her name By royal blood she came lGml guide her lltc.

llnil to ntir Hinress fair Hln=l with sweet charms God grant her grace

May she through coming days

ll‘! I'll‘!

lOur mighty Empire away .W‘rth hearts sincere we say

l G r;

J grant. nor grace. ~13. Cromwell Hardy. tSuiig to the tune, National Ari- them.)

lcd home from

-— l Mr. Walter MaeNelll. Secretary tn the Superintendent n! the Cun- nrlian National RﬂllW8Y5- §l'»'1"l°kl'" town spent. sunday with his pursuits Mr. and Mrs. Andre-w MaeNoil. .1 1-i- l Mrs. Henry Martell has rcturiv. ohsrioitetown where slit- was a hospital patient.‘ Mrs. hinrtell‘: many friends are indeed pleased l-o see her home once e01"?- improved in health.- l

tMr. and‘ Mm. Benrard Biitmildei‘ l

Mr. and Mrs. William White of Borden. aooomltlﬂlvd by their dalughlger Miss Phyllis While oi Charlottetown motored to Georﬂ?‘ teivn on Sunday and were tilt‘ guests oi Mr. Joseph Johnston.

Mr. Ronald Marsh oi Five Islands. l N. S. recently motored to GeOrBE-i town where he visited icr a. few‘ day's, at the home of Mrs. Laurel

Mair.

Nathan Mair. ‘meoiorirn rind"? and vice-principal o1 OWNQWYII High School, left on Mondei’ °Y Sackvllle, N. 3.. where he will I0- r-olve hi5 Bachelor oi Arts 1X07" nt the Graduation exercises o!‘ Mount Allison University this week.‘

On Thursday evonlnl a mull“!

Men's Heavy Full Groined leather Work Boots in Blucher Cut with choice

gt leather soles ond< rubber heels or Ponce soles and

nailed heels.

Sizesbto l2. Pan

ll.

Boy’s Sturdy .

WORK BOOTS

Boys’ Block Groined Leather Work Boots in Moccasin front style with Panco soles and rub-

ber heels. Sizes i to S.

Pair .

"“—" aural _--._.__., ..

3.50

5.00

WOOL

‘ Better Quality WORK BOOTS.

6,09 PAIR

Pair ..-....

ea.

WORK

Our Best Grade

Men's Block Return Grain Blucher Work Boots with leather soles and out. side counter nailed heels. A fine quality work boot for long Sizes 6 to ll.

5.50

eseaaer

BOOTS

Man's high grade Work Boots for those who de-

r en oeorgetoni Community; . . . 5i 9 ‘Ziaeiiittiaie glfklmbergue aims heetiiislrirtirhhi? Boys‘ Block Groined or Box Kip Work Boots in wiiiidétilhiylhetisii.w:hailoftiohlilhligolifsrsehhile lreiiliiidi éi E B & S § mnounll Z!!! roiétineudbuglvlsl?“ ‘gas. Blucher style with leather soles and nailed rub- heals or Arch-rest bliicher cut with double leath- i ' 6 m‘ n‘ ° her heels. Sizes i to 5. er eolea and Orthopedic rubber

. ' “m” m mm" pun. or t“ Pair ' .. heals. In plain or toe cop style.

144 Richmond St.

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Fire, Auto, Life, AccidenLSic/zness

and Plate Glass Insurance

Cha rlottetown

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t son‘ ccii - tilinn coil. and coil: _ ‘ ll SlllTlllE SIZES. '

Chilly

Ii l Weather ~l You will need to keep

~tlie coal blii well filled.

WE Gilli SIMPLY

Qolpry. Bo boya are eons of Mr. - and Mrs. l". . DQLOYY.

_ Werner Moore for the my m *. on May 0th. ‘i041. ‘

League took rim-

A bulldozer was bile! 0" "will!

‘levelling rock ballast on the new

site for loadlnl and unloading freight cars, Just north o! the

round houae. While here. it 1| un- u, (gllqwl Sick -- Mrs. Hebe‘: Maovittie.

derstood the machine will d0 501M

ier 12G. Gibson and the

played brorrilrient parts. In the St.

l? I esdet lieutenants wea Riclurd De- Loi-y and the squadron senior non

WIBTMOIB-AND W. l.

t member answered roll

,ot lest meeting were rearl and ab-

am m...

jwork on the Town dump 8M1 d1! Mrs. ROy Crossmari. sevemi tellers for parties "he oon- hhool —— Mrs. Haber Oaniinldr Iv

nmxilmed.

‘tlon c! 60 Squadron Air Oadﬂi- Hal Dukes, Mrs. Robert Miiyhew. ,Chu-rlottewvfn by Mr vommvdm Mrs. noooii Mayne-w invited the iWalte. two Geﬂflﬂﬂlﬂ bWllW" members to her home for June

Government Grant was received

0h- QM 0‘ m‘ meeting.

the inatitute toi- the past SH"- Members decided tn send $1.00 to

commissioned officer wu Maurice Mum,“ Member pnnd,

It was planned to have an Honor

lRoll nuioe tor the school. llstlri! the nsmea o! those who served in World War IX.

Meeting adlournad and Mrs. Hal Th» member, of weotmoreiand on“; put. on a. very interesting

w. r. met at the horne oi Mrs. observation rind memory contest. eetlng pr“; being won by Mrs. Bert ' le

Troﬂlade .

l lilgh Late lunch was served by hostess call. also two visitors were present. Mama 17y committee in charit- Oollecticn amounted to Mo. Minutes

TOOK _ CASH, \NOT LIQVOR

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proved.

' Secretary reld receipt: tram. Red SIOUX IDOKOUT. Ont. ~10?)

. Oman oflice for sewing. also 141i" ~While clerks were ln the hack oi contribution during the Rel! Cross the wimp! a thief. °': thieves. re-

Grive: from Herman's Book Qtore: ttntly walked into the liquor store

. land Iran Oencer Society tot con- here and walked out with aeveral

liighlightslif York

Mi‘- Alex Maollachern. Domtnion

have already planted some or their Bﬂrdens for early vegetables which in? so appetizina and euentlai to I e.

Mr. Wi-li Cooke has been load- ing n car of table stock potatoes consisting of Sebago and Inm Cobblers and aleo furnlehing the farmers with their prevloiu order o! {ertilizer in preparation tor the sprtng work. ,

The many irlends o! Mr. Rob- ert Ohsp lie, York are sorry to hear o! ls attack o! tlu which conﬁned him to his bed for the past week. His friend; are nop- ing they will low lee Mm out agllii. -

Most. all o! the wring birds are now back lroin the aunny south. The robina and the little canary also the blue Jay and the eroak~ ing trogs irorn the ywaiispa which turniahu Nature's beet musk. are the belt aiann OIOCII new that

Cluppelle tired o! it: captivity de- cided to find a way o! escape thul dining down under the wire to supposed lreedom. Surveying ine outside it then made a bound ior ﬂteedom only to iiud that the guard

GUARANTEED SATISFACTION SINCE 1857

New Committees were appointed

ina- s A letter was read trom Arthur and Harry Veney regarding plays. The teachers were given Dermis- lion to buy necessary window

blinds tor school. A paper and l0 lnchea makes a inlzrullv" "hm"

oloaad by qinging National

-4 An- iem.

.____._-- NON-STOP MARSH m!!!) The godwit with n winzeﬁﬂ‘

place Mr. Fox back in hie pen. This being the wheiplng time in the tox ranches quietness in the key word. Mr. Ohappelle reports some very tine litters in hla ranch some o! live, ab: and aeven. --L.

The regular monthly meeting at Alpha Women's Institute o! York Wu held in the school. With i2 members present the president presided. Meeting opened by sing- i-ng "The Island Hymn" followed by Creed repeated in unison. Min- iiics o! last meeting were read and approved. ltlrs. Prank Watts wi-a appointed to buy yarn and dyes tar nursery mat. A letter was mu regarding cancer fund. the mat- ter was lett. .untii alter eoncert. The Ioliowing collector; were ape

lnted for Red Oroea: Mrs. Prank

am, Francis Veaaey, Mrs. Peter Proud. In. Harry Lewis. Mrs. Oor~ don Crockett.

The following motions were ear- rieil: .

That Arthur and Barry Veuay

i buildln . at Lowest Rates template -‘——- Educational Committee - Mrs Inlpeotor oi Poultry and Fun hsa “n” "m “mﬂmd h“ “uvuy m“ quiz on home economics wea read rot 1.800 miles. non-awn without rc- . It is l-nlerestingﬂte rate ttiliatsln nobert MsyhewwtMre- l-lallvll-ftﬂkﬂ; 1 Irweeentiyl been tn-msterred to m flail; 1°""n::lm ‘"12 "n!" by Mn. mmenlrown. Meeting fuelling. . th eoen lnspec on e i- aocm - "s. a ontres. _ NW , m" Agent it sum-mﬂ3idﬁ. D. O. Stewart trirnsltarrs‘ cadet eorpe by Brllld- Roger-son. Mrs. wlellelhll Moore. household to the ranch. Very "norm"; faykau/Jy; ltilpﬂ!‘ Lunch - Mrs. Verner Moore. Mrs. Many o! the market gardeners “M1? "W" P0P"!!! Prweedld to _ ~

i‘ . T Q 1rlbuiion. hundred dollars in 11th and b. up.‘ to an“ plum xx“. WOMQQQQIQ‘. " A. Plckard * a CO. l “mtg: wgtcnozrere 2t: cheques irorr. the,tili. _§,1,',‘,,‘,,°§,.,l',,','fm"“ "triﬂe arch’: ‘mo: ghkadltoiqlg Mlle Guar- “n. out? a. ﬂeoliiylmtlia Iovlatlloleabﬁeygél - rm: m - 241 '" “e t" "mm" WM" "° "u" ' ‘tilt’. "°“' "" °°‘"‘"’ ‘“ '“ '°' “n-‘t hi. J.’ 5. n... ... n... u... mo...“ swrscrctemtt. Mo»: l ‘ Eiiiriigijftianun‘ m“ on He" inaMoiiEimhe-r: o m“ “m” by ""3 n ‘valuable m of to. noon-t "W" l" "it" l" ll" "'4' will! l"! t‘ "l “M9 eel norm h result Wilt"- . l ‘ I . ' , ' ii TF1“ ' “ "‘ i’ ' “ T ' '