r JULY 11, 1941

fwESTERN GUARDIAN

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Gourlies Drugstore, 21 Central Street: "H! ﬁnder. s1 Grusville Shoot.

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EBRAS PICNIC - Wednesday, July 16th.

4:103 SALE - Ole M. H. hay- loader. James M. Ciprk, Sum- mcrsidd. R3- 3-

-ALBEBTON Parish Hall, July 14th and 17th, "Song of Berna-

dette." ._BARN SPRiAY. livestock spray,

pom.) spray materials in stock at Kennedy's, Kensingtom.

_-RAW OIL and turpentine is in mm supply. Get yours at Ken- ngdys, Kensington.

-ASPHALT SHINGLES, roofing, musing-paper, plastic consent k1 ‘may at Kennedy's Kenslngtori.

_.llAY ROPE. wire cable, scythes, mums, forks, handles, hoes and gsrclon rakes in stock at Kennedy's Kensinilton.

LCOME TO Irishtown School, Monday evening. July 14th. A sale of good ice cream.

‘FOR. SALE -- 300 year-old Ngui Hampshire hens. Christie's strain. Malcom Bradshaw, Scarle- tOWll.

_lCE CREAM SOCIAL —-The Yoimc Adult Group of United

gpln of ice cream and cake on the church zrmmds Saturday evening,

—THE OFFIUI 0! Di’. A. A. 1911311811. Summerside, will be closed from July 1s w 3g,

—FIIS'I‘ CLASS repair work on cars and tractors. Cameron's Garsg North Pedeqilo.

JANTBY SALE — Ofi Satur-

dll’. Juli! 12th. at Hoimank. Summerside. Sponsored by Sea View W. I.

—WANTED experienced teacher fcn Lower Freetown School. High isupploment. Scott Cairns, Secre- i117.

—WANTED AT ONCE -_ m. liable boy to learn painting trade. Milli? F. J. Arsenauit, 173 Han- over Street, Summerside. e

—FOR SALE — 1936 Oldsmo- bile. good condition, including Ylidlﬂ. heater. slip covers. 2 spars W88. Apply Elgin Lord, Tryon.

—FOX RANCH for sale, one and a_half miles from Summerside with dwelling which will be sold either with ranch or separately. Ranch suitable for poultry rais- ing. Phone 365-3. Summerside.

—ALL VETERANS and service personnel are requested to meet nt Allison MacLeods on July l3th a: 2 pm. to form parade to at- tend Memorial Service at Geddie Memorial Church, Spring Brook.

for the unveiling of the new monument, ' -

TILE CHARLOTTETOWN

—FOB SALE-Automatic shal- low-weii pump outfit with I10 volt iriigtor. Apply Guardian. Summer- s e.

ld-(JAR. MIXED FEED, Summer- s e. drqua Farmers Institute.

—ll‘ Till COLOR in which you want to do your paint job is not available coll at our paint shop and ws will mix you the color desired. Frank's Paint Shop, i?! Hanover Street, Summer-side. Phone 144-1.

—IOLKSl This is your chance to sea the Wilmot Valley variety concert, presented under the aus- pices of Ohclton Women's Insti- tute at Sesrletown Hall Ikidsy, July 11.

—_WAN'!‘ED — Teacher for Cas- oumpeque school district No. 10. Supplement $800. Apply 5Q". tary of Trustees. G. A. '1'. Harri- son. ‘ ,

-l-‘0It SALE —New and used truck wagons, rakes, mowers horse hoes, scufflers, including two good used scufflers. $5.00 each; also three milch cows, one horse, eight sows to furrow July 15 to August i5, and sow with litter. Walter S. Weeks. Bayvicw.

-ROTARY MEETING -— Mr. J. H. Strong, newly elected president. presided at the regular meeting of the Rotary Club of Summerside at the meeting on Tuesday at Coyleis Restaurant. There was no guest speaker but Senator B.W. Robin- son, a member of the club who has arrived home from Ottawa spoke briefly and told of being present at the christening of the new car ferry, Abcgweit. Guests were, Don Blair, Ottawa; W.E. Woollcombe, and Mr. Younghusband Montreal; GK. Lang. Saint John, N.B.; and Louis Coyle, Los Angeles-S.

CLAUDIUS AQUEDUCT

The Emperor Claudius Aqued-uct, built by the Romans, required a tunnel 3 _1-2 rmilrs long and took: 11 years to complete.

Unloading today. North Be- _

lloto In Potato Bag’ Brings liooly

Mr. Tflmsn Arsenault of Sum- merside, worked as a iongshore- man loading ships with potatoes for Britain this spring snd he sttadied s note to one of the bags. This week be received the following reply:

Sidcup, Kent, Juno 14. 1M7, Dear Mr. Arsensuit: ‘

I own s Ireengrocery business in Kent and was rather pleased to find in one of the sacks of potatoes imported from Canada, s note on s growers tag which might lead to s. personal contact.

Firstly, may I answer your ques-i

tlon regarding the -condition of the "spuds". There is only one answer, they were really first class and this is the general opinion of the actual eaters, not from the sellers point of view. '

You see on arrival in this coun- try the potatoes are unloaded at the docks, delivered to the whole- saler, who in turn, delivers them to the shopkeeper (that is like my- self) and he sells them to the general public and they tell me that your potatom are the best they have had for s, very long time, in fact if it had not been for the shortage, I could have sold them by the bag without weigh- ing them into 4 lb lots. Generally things are not too bad in the old country—we have no end of re- strictions wfth lots of "does and don't" and whilst we cannot live as we rlid before the war, we manage to rub along on our ra- tions. I shall be very pleased to hear from you, when, if you wish, I will write to you further on the conditions of life here both per- sonally and in general. Perhaps some newspapers would interest you. Awaiting your reply with interest.

Yours Sincerely. R. E. Wynn. -—S.

T (ihurch, Kensington, will hold a i

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‘iemont Block Plant pans At S’side

T-h Island's first cement 1M. located at nimcnced operations yesterday.

Known as the P. E. I. Concrete Products Comp-any and located on Harvard Street, the plant will orn- pioy fifteen men when in full oper- iation. Mr. J. Ernest Morrison is .the proprietor‘ and he expects to operate two ten-hour shifts, each shift turning out approximately 2,- 000 blocks a day.

The blocks are in two sizes, 8x 10 x16 and 8 x 12 x 16, also in half sizes with plain and rock face.

|Whcn a surplus of blocks is on ihand the permanent plant will be 1 erected which will be 35 x 200 feet

block Sumrn orside,

" "witir steam kiln rooms on the sides.‘

At present the machinery 1g hous- ed in _a temporary structure-S.

Air Cadets Having Time 0f Their Lives

SUMMERSIDE, P. E. 1., -- (OP) -F'or young Maritimers looking for the rudiments of flying the

111st south of Malpeque Bay i; tak- ing them aloft and into the class- room - and on the parade ground for square-bashing — during July and August.

By the end of their two weeks’ stay the boys, who range in age between 1b and 18, are able to patter about "kites" and "flips", navigation, cloud formation and radio telephone procedure

Sqdn. 1dr. Walt Davies of Tor-

onto, officer OO-illnanding the cadets here, took a few newspaper- men on a tour of the ‘drome today. His first bunch. 180 in all, will finish their camp life Saturday in time for the second of t-hs four lots. The current five flights are from Dartmouth, Halifax, Bcdford and Steilarton in Nova Scotia and Susnmerside. New Brunswick units from Moncton. Saint John, Perth. Bdmunston and‘ Grand Falls march in next.

The Cadets put in S‘! hours in the classroom and the rest of the time on the rifle ranges, in the high spceflvnoh. in aircraft, dril- ling. smﬂmmlng and at sports.

The permanent air force supplies only the instructors and ‘hr Cadets boast their own N. O. 03s. "The kids jump for them, too." said Davies. Flight officers are for the most part former R. C. A. F. of- ficers now in the Rcserv».

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West Prince Conservatives

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turned to office. Resolutions

The following resolutions were passed unanimously:

"That this Convention of the Progressive Conservative party of West Prince re-afflrm its con- fidence in the leadership of l-lon. John Bracken, Dominion leader of our party and the policies evolved by ‘aim and his able lieu- tenants in ParliamentP-Moved by S. G. Lewis seconded by Wm. A. Smith, supported by Alfred Frost, G. M. Matthews, C. P. Mc- Carthy.

"That this Convention place on record its confidence in the lead- orship of Hon. W. J. P. MacMil- lsn. Provindal Leader, and its appreciation of the work he has carried on without as well as within the partyP-Moved by S. G. Lewis, seconded by Wm. A. Smith, supported by Alfred Frost, G. M. Matthews, C. P. McCarthy.

"That this Convention place on record its sense of the great loss Canada and the Empire has sus- tained in tho death of Hon. Mr. Bennett.

"What better tribute can be paid to his memory than that paid by Mr. Bennett himself to the memory of the late Hon. Geo. Parley: “Know ye not that there is a. prince and a great man fal- len "this day in IsraelV-Moved by Alfred Frost. seconded by S G. Lewis, supported by Wm A. Smith, C. P. McCarthy, G. M. Matthews.

"'I"hat this Convention place on record its regret of the failure of the Provincial Government to

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AT KENSINGTON

I hereby offer for sale my pro- perty consisting of a large lot of land and a seven-room house with barn and garage. Buildings in the best of repair. If not sold before Saturday, July 19, It will be sold by auction on above date at l p. In. Apply to Lawrence Cshill on

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the Dominion Government.

“In order to rescue the school system from the deplorable state ~nto which it has fallen, to build up the public roads to a better standard and to provide other ro-wh needed services, a much

larger sum than our present n sources will have to be provide;

On the basis of fiscal need th arrangement with the Dgminjq seems to be totally inadequate,"- MOVBd by S. G. Lewis, seconds. by Wrn. A. Smith, supported b C. P. McCarthy, Alfred Frost, Q M. Matthews.

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