nix s. 1941
WESTERN GUAIRDIAN
nouns: l. Elnier Murphy. m minim Street, and
George Claw, 00 SUMMERS“)! and
Ottawa Street. PRINCE COUNT!
News. Subscriptions, Advertising.
The Guardian may be following stores
bought at any of the
in Summerside:
Magma, Water Street; Gouriles Drugstore, ll Central Street:
got-onto Baler!- will!’
The Curllt! n91 5‘ m. ‘u; your order
81ml: Mark Gander. e1 Granville Stud.
Guardian will be delivered to any home in Summerside. ivvflillorlloperweek. Phonemforthisservles l0 “l! b0! NIIOIIIIDII (OI delivery 0n your "m"
40mm: for rent at Chel- mn shore. H. Peterson, Chelton.
_.1'EAGIII.B WANTED -' For sherbrooise School. Former rup- mment $300. Frank Townsend,
secretary- moo-p T00 LATE to secure
started chicks at Bargain. See Rex Dawson, Albany.
__p0|g SALE — 1940 Buiclr se- Custum-built Radio and
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1.22m. Phone 178-1, Summerside. Ll-‘OR RENT -- Three-room furnished apartment, in country
home st Central Bedeque. Owen conrlOlly.
LFOB. SALE 1942 Dodge station wagon. New tires and in perfect (viilillflfifl. Apply to Bowness Store.
B: dcque.
BFOLKS! This is your chance iv see the Wiimot Valley variety Concert, presented under the B115- piccs of Cheltnn Women's insti- tute at Scarletown Hall Friday, J'll_\' ll.
...ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrs. (- n MacCnllum. Summerside. iinnounce the engagement of thvlr youngest daughter, Frances (wvhz-riiie. to Donald Latimer yinnhs‘, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rim: of Toronto. Ontario. mar- yzaci» to take place early in Aug- usl
_ltl:CElVED WORD -- Mrs. Ada steelc, Summerside, has received word of the death in Bangor, liiiiiiio of her aunt, Mrs. J. Sea- yo), on June 29th, at the age of 35 years. She was formerly Ann Rcberca Craig, daughter of the iiiie Robert Craig and Ann Tuplln
oi New Annan, P. E. I. She is sur- \'l\'\‘il iiy one daughter, Mrs. Mor- ion Newnombe of Bangor. Her
hushllnd predeceased her some years ago. She is also survived by oiie brother, Russel Craig, Sum- nii-rside and three nieces, Mrs. Wil- ilziiii Gay, and Mrs. Ambrose Mc- lniils oi Summerside and Mrs. Ada swclc, mentioned above. A brothel‘ William J. Craig, Summerside, and a sister, Mrs. T. W. heard, Alber- ti-in both died within the past ye ir. The late Mrs. Seavey has lived in the United States for the past forty years but had made frequent \.slts to hcr native province, the last time being five years ago. —S.
—Cl-!ANGE 0F RESIDENCE — Mrs. Albert Boswell and her son Jliiilill‘ who are leaving Sher- brooke to tiike up residence in lilzirshileld were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Waite recently prior to their de- pnrture. Ari address on behalf of the Women's Institute signed by Pearl Chappell, President. and Lillian Yeo, Secretary was read and Mrs. Boswell was presented with a bedroom lamp by M?!» George Harris. The address ex- pressed regret at her departure and referred to her work in the Iflsllillte where she had been a faithful worker and had illled various offices. Best wishes for her every happiness and success in the future was voiced and the was reminded that she would al- ways be a welcome visitor to their homes. Another address was rPlld to Mrs. Boswell and Junior from the residents of the community and they were presented with a purse by Mr Joseph Callback. Jr This address also expressed regret a‘ their departure and stated that the community would be depriv- ed of valuable workers by lhfill’ rcing. The wish was expressed that they would find new friends and have the best of success in their new home. —S.
—I‘I.NB PEARLS for s beaiitiful bride from $3.50 to $0.00 gt Mo”, Jewellers.
—-I'IR.ST CLASS repair work on can and tractors. Cameron's Garage North Fedeque.
-FOR SALE 1836 iaiovrolet Coupe. cheap for quick sale. 48 Cedar Street, S'Side
—J. S. TAYLOR. Optometrist Charlottetown, will be in his Al- berton office this Saturday, July 12th.
-—FOR BALE-One row scufflers, immediate delivery. Maipeque trading 00., Kenrington.
—FOX RANCH for sale, one and a half miles frorl Summerside. with dwelling which will be sold either with ranch“ or separately. Ranch suitable for poultry rais- ing. Phone 365-3, Summerside.
ON MOTOR TRIP - A motor car party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. John A. .McRae, Glace Bay, Mrs. T. J. Casey. Halifax and Miss Masle Maclntyre, Boston. arrived in the City Saturday and register- ed at The Charlottetown.
..-A'ltMY CADETS IN CAMP - Fifteen army cadets from the Summerside Corps are at present attending summer camp at Alder- shot Military Camp. Kentvllle. N.S. Sgt. John MacNaught is the senior N. C. O. of the corps-S
—FUNERAL 0F ROBERT MOR- RISON - Funeral services for the late Robert Morrison oi Arvlds, Que. and formerly of Summerside were held on Saturday morning from the home cf his brother, T. D. Morrison, Summerside to St. Mary's Convent Chapel, where Requiem Big: Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. onard McKenna. Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. J. MacLellan, pas- tor, was pi esent in the sanctuary and officiated at the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs: Wilfrel Kelly. R. E. Ellis, Henry Noozian. Horace Clarke, W. A. Allen and n. 'r. Dodds.—S.
SISTER 0F NEHRU GOES T0 RUSSIA Mrs. Vljayulakshmi Pandit, seen here, sister of Pundit Jnwllhflfllll Nehru, has been appointed am- bassador ior India in the Union of Soviet Socialist Reoubllw M“ Pandit led the Indian delegation to the United Nations‘ general =8- sembly in New York last year- >e+o+o+++oo7 Tuesday 8.30 Edmund Love and Jenn R0891’!
n “THE STRANGE MB. GREGORY"
Also Edgar Kennedy short reel.
—G. H. M.-
Real Rubber BATIIING CAPS l"
hack with nl unin- - - - T!" W"-
lime substitutes were good-but these real Rubber can will Imp "your crowning glory" dry as dry! These Swim CID! i" “m” W?‘ u‘ "
variety of colors. - - shop early. Thefre MENT.
lb cents eaeh
______. NON-Berry lions are scarce this year. - - - omit hse a limited supply on hand. - - -
UFO-so, get your Iappiy ol Berri MINT
- You'll be sble to match your Swim Suit IF You
iu nio LADIES’ wean param-
The Grocery Deli!"- Theae are not going to last
Bold! mesy-onocsrtv DEPART-
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WlilTI GLOVES will give your costume that smart
"Ry woman desires. You'll wear b have a mun‘ ed pairs-You'll or nylon mesh st 1M a pair-be liroidered rayon gloves at 1.50 si 1.00 apair. - - - Theresre
than u» be sin-my and fashionably
ran-mum.
"IN-The resliy new SPORT ihloftwool.---Thesesood
breaku- slyle with a zipper closing and bu
Illllll, edi q i leed n us. - - - m m m ‘tn-m wean paras-rumor.
8mm Jaeleia in uis MEN'S frlcr mu. nexus will add
"I want more!
fl llle GIIOCIIY DEPARTMENT.
, . ___._._. FARMERS - The Hardware Department has a Iuiwl of the highest quality,
hi"?! for you. - - - These "m,
"l"! more. The prlee of these A. .
loleaalaedehlast
a pair and 6 button gloves here
____.__ JACKET looking, well tailored jackets are wind-
erlruehy dllled Cucumber! Tryaiarefeaeh. - - -
find lovely white nylon slip-on slave!
length, length rayon gloves occasion. - - - W01? GOODS DE-
autiful 8 bntion
for every ed oath-DRY
i ls an authentic Scotch Tartan
tion euffs. The rises are Come in sud see these
scat or out) , everyone
(either whole is 31 cents a iar
The price
y of srnuwr as they were A.
will consider " lighten the work
These are a real BARGAIN. if they .5" been procured through the ordinal’!
gourog they would cost you n. r. sumo Pumas male" "l"! Al-DWAII DIPAITMINT.
APIIOI.
summeasior ""
TODAY (Monday) and TUESDAY
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-—PLEASE NOTE- No Short Subjects
Shows 7:15-9:15 Matinee Tuesday 2:30
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY
For The Bolonce of the Week The Picture You Hove All Been Waiting For
"THE JOLSON STORY" Starring LARRY PARKS
' Personals
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—Mrs. Clurlct Rublchaud of F4; mont Btay was the week-end guest: of Mrs. J. C Hickey and her '51s ters, Summerslcea-S,
-—Mr. Hardy Parker, M.P. and Mrs. Parker c-f Wellsford, N. 8., viere guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Murray, Summerside, for the Dom- inion Day holiday. —S.
Vernita MacDonald oi Charlottetown was a weeekend guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly, Summerside. —S.
—Miss
—Mr. and Mrs. William Greene, of Hamilton. Ont, and litle daugh- ter. Patricia, have left on reiurn alter visiting Mrs. Ginene-‘s parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly, Sum- mersIde.-—S.
l! Mrs. Wurren Hendelson. Charlotte-
io picnics and summer meals.
--Mr. and Mrs. Hnrcld Piaiuse, of Lynn, Mass. who rum: to summer- side, for the funeral of Mr. Leo Coyie, returned on Saturday Morn- ing.—S.
—Mr. Harvey Barnes and his sis- ter, Miss Margaret Barnes of Rosa- lind’ Mass, are guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. S. MacKay, Central Street, Summerside-S.
—4Mrs. E. L. Crowe, and little daughter, Patricia of Summerside have returned from Ynrmouth. N. S., where they spent the past three weeks visiting relatives. —- S.
-Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jelly and heir nlne-months-old daughter, aughan Elaine, arrived rn Sum- nerside, Tuesday night from Ar- ida, Que. to spend ten days with
n‘ Jelly‘! Daren“ Mr‘ and Mu‘ 'legal action will be taken.
. B. Jelly. —S.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Salter
nd son John, Central Street, Sum- merside have left by mobor for Montreal where Mrs. Salter and John will remain with relatives and friends for several weeks. Mr. salter will sail for his old home in Devonshlre. Ensland. when he
Till! ET
Burlington
—-M.r. Ewan Davlson of Boston arrived recently to spend his vaca- tion on the Island, where he will visit his grandfather. m. John Campbell‘ of Irishtown and other trlends and relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campbell o! Weetern Canada are visiting Mr. Campbell's rather. Ml’. John Camp- bell. Irlshtown and other relatives in this province.
Ilia merry triends are glad be see Mr. Fred Ohappell of Granville out again, after his serious illness and operation at the Prince Coun- ty Hospital. At present. he is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. iliibsrt Mill- man, Burlington.
Mrs. W. H. Caseley, Kelvin, was among those attending the Wom- en's Institute convention at Char- lottetown and ls the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Thomp- son, Hillsboro Street.
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Miss Rona. Paynter, Burlington, is spending a few days at Nowrboro where she is the guest of her aunt and undo. Mr- and Ian. Lloyd ‘ Sharps. '
Representing New London Par- ish at the Anglican Boys Camp at the church centre at Crapaud are Elwin Mill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mill, Claremont and Lyman Mouse, son c-f Mr. and Mrs. John Moase, New Arman.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacLeod and son Cyril, also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hipperson and young daugh-
ter, Judith Anne, all of Charlotte- town, were recent guests of Mr. Macbeod’: sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Danniel Hickox and family at Burlington.
Mr. and Nlrs. Clifford Thompson of Toronto are spending their va- cation on the Island. They were recent guests oi’ Mr. Thompson's brothers, Mr. Stanley ‘Ilhompson and Mrs. Thompson, Charlottetown and will be house guests of ~Mr. Thompson's sister, Mrs. c. C. Bak- er and Mrs. Baker, Kensington.
A note placed in a bag of Island potatoes shipped to England last winter as a joke had results, which no doubt. far exceeded the wild- est speculations indulged in‘ by the pranksters responsible. The message purported to be from a certain farmer of Burlington, who happens to be happily married and a family man. The dealer who found the note evidently had it published in a London paper, with the result that this man's mail for the past month has been, mostly a continuous flow of letters from ladies, desirous of communicating with a possible fixture husband. The first day, he received fifteen lct- ters and the total now runs into hundreds with enclosed likenesses in many of them. As the gentle- man in question is obviously not interested, there will he many dis- appointed would-be Canadians in England unless some of our bache- lors take over the chore of answer- ing the letters. The note referred to was printed in a recent issue of the Guardian having been clip-
ped from a, London paper, and forwarded to Charlottetown.
__%___._____ and Mrs. Rema MacDonald all of Winsic-e South and Doris Rayner of Traveller's Rest. Whi-le away they visited Halifax. Dartmouth, Bedford, Truro and New Glasgow and many other interesting places and returned to the Island on Tuesday night hy Wood Islands and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Carew where their little daughter Audrey Rodd was visiting. The party returned to‘ Traveller's Rest on Wednesday morning.
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HDTIDE
Due to financial circumstances we are compelled to go on a strict- ly cash business, ‘ ' ‘ Jilly b. All amounts due us must be settled by July a1, 1941. otherwise
W. M. BOWNESS
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Regent
will visit relatives. —S.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Howe and son, Heher, Jr. of Wellsford. N. 3., spent the holiday weekend in Summerside, gueets of Mrs. Keen- an's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Murray. Mrs. Keenan is remaining for some time longer. —S.
—Mr. and Mrs. Everett Freeman o1 Wihitznran, Mass. are visiting in ihe province. guests of Mr. and
town and Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Arthur. Sununerslde. This is Mr. Freeman's first visit here and he is much pleased with lt and plans to return in ihe felt-—S.
_Mrs. Elias Blanchard, of Wo- bum, Mass. urio arrived nime for the funeral of liei- orother. Mr. Leo coyle of Summerside ls visiting her mother. Mrr. Stephen Coyle, sacred Heart Home, who is very ill Mrs. Bland-ind was accompanied by her do iriiers, Mrs. Joseph Bourque and ‘lrs. John Shea and Mr. wea anri her trwo sons, Robert and i‘bur i-lio left on return on Bridal-S.
—Mr. and Mm. Ji Wendell Rodd.
Traveller's f left by motor last week for N ~otia by the Bor- den ferry. '1 were accompanied
by the form: 's parents and sis-
SUMMERSIDE
TODAY (Monday) TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Also Shorts
Shows 7:15 ond 9zl5 Matinee: Monday ond Wednes- doy at 2:30
hr, Hr. Qild Mrs. Hammond Rodd
y .
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OWN GUARDIAN
PAGE ELEVEN
0n Hot Summer
HATS
Of course you need o cool ond comfortable struv!
hot for hot summer days. them in fine quoliiy sfrows 6 3-4 to 7 3-8, Priced from .. . ._., -.
Smollmon’: Limited hove and Ponomos. All sizes
2.25 .. 7.50
FUR FELT HATS
If you do not desire o siruw hot, we ore showing n
very complete range of Fur leading shodes. Snap brim, bergs. Sizes 6 5-8 to Tl-Z. Selling from .. .....
BOYS’
Felts in ull the new ond off the face, ond Hom-
5.00 lo 8.50
HATS
Doys’ wool felt hois, latest style shapes
ond shades, or eoch ............
SMALLMAWS
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(Successors to Sinclair & Stewart Ltd.)
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New way to inspect power line this helicopter at Chicago. Ill.
engineer makes inspection.
Helicopter hovers over towers while an
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enema —-(CkP;—‘i-lclidays 111st, mean more wor or Mrs. Ma th bi, 1 Gillstrom of Regina, but she dogsnat‘ Com n ng a truck m°¥°13 a tractor llhlnk its work. For the Years She has spent lieu- summers picking berries in British Colnmbig -—a ‘holiday with pay. aiway from city and club life," she says.
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MOOSE JAW, Sask.—-(CP)—By
“"95 and Wm heavy. sand-filled rollers. the Moose Jaw city “York, department got a. roller for in SWBQVDRl/l-hg program months a- head of normal delivery date-and saved more than $7,000.
FOR SALE
last five
one??? h:c":h_f°'m "i gflelllllll, P-5~|-._80 ocres cultivated, 40
ellcd hiqliwyoy. is yea" " N°- l Paved highway, also N0-14 9""- One-holf mile from school, rciilwoy station, Also offered three wood forms within 3 miles of homestead itocllt ond implements moy be bought. '
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Bus route on each.
KATHLEEN JUSTICE Coleman, P. E, I.
installations is demonstrated by
Pedalllng his bike from Britain
seen arriving in Seattle almost ll months after leaving his home in
London, England.
to New Zealaiid. Eric‘ J. Cook is
FEEDS! FEEDS! FEEDS!
Mr. Farmer!
Get Most Out of Your Feed Dollar
Precision ond freshly mode from imported whole
grains grown and processed in our own plunl. Always on hand: Pig Starter, Hog Grower, H“ Fottener, Sow Ration, Chick Storter, Chick Growing Mosh, Chick Foliening Mosh, Turkey Grower, Colf Meol, Doiry Ration, Beef Furtener, ond Doiry Concentrate,
Barley Meol, Oats, Wheat, ond reasonable quantities Bron, Shorts, Middlings, ond Oil Coke of reasonable
prices.
P. L. MORRIS
Sure tiain Feed Service Mill .
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