I1" 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ASSEMBLING IN CONVENTION’

- You are invited to visit this store on the occasion of, this Convention.

With all its interesting changes and

improvements you will ﬁnd it the ﬁn-

l'.'es'_t-' and most attractive shopping‘ "place in Charlottetown.

Everything wearable for Ladies’ and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls- except shoes.

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-—A WONDERFUL SHOWING of men's Oxfords fronl 82-25 to 33-- 50. At Sinclair's. 5333-56-21

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—MEN'8 AND young men's suits and spring overcoats, nifty styles savingly priced. At Sinclair's.

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--WANTED five cars blue pot- atoes, also five cars reds. Govern- ment inspected Canada "A" stock. (SgdJ A. H. Afflleck, Albany.

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--NOBBY'sPRiNG MODELS in caps for young men. .At Sinclair's. 5332.63.21

—FOR sALE: In perfect condi- tion and at a reasonable price, a

Who Has Severed His Connection W l l l1 Holman’s to Enter Business With Messrs. Jas. A. MaoNeill & Son-Func- tion One of the Most Elaborate Ever Heldin Summerside.

Tile well appointed dining room of the Queen Hotel, Sullnmerside. presented all animated scene on Tuesday night when the firm and staff of Messrs R T. Holman, Lim- lted.' assembled to do honor to one of Slumulerside’; most popular and

more than l! 1111111191‘ 01 a mnlury‘ ‘It seemed a long time to look for- ward to but it is OIIlY l! 911°" 111119 looking iblfck and it seemed only like yesterday since he 11111119 11D- pliclitioh and was accelllﬂfl 1111 11 member ‘of the staff. R. I‘. Hol-

Chnvrolet roadster. 1925 ‘Model. progressive business men Mr. Leo- man. Ltd. was one of the grelllesl ‘ Communicate with P, Q, Box 216, nllrd .\‘iucNeiiI. Mr. MacNeill has institutions in Ieasieru Canada. Sumlnerside. ' 5276-54 5i severed his connection with Hoi- one of the greatest institutions ~11

Prince Edward Island and 111151118611 the lmeans of making ‘Hi1 111° Tilw" of Summerslde. I-Ie thanked the filun for teourtesles to him and thanked the employees for the help that tlley had given him. “ll I itave deserved anything lifter twenty- five years of service and ‘ have merited the good wishes of the management. clerks and people ill general that is attainment enough

man's and has entered In the bus- iness with his father and brother in the firm of ‘Messrs Jas. AJMac- Neii Kt -Sou. The function took the ioitn of u. ‘banquet and Mr. H. T. Holnlltll. President of R. T. Hol- liuan. ‘Ltd, trapably acted as chair- man and toastmirster. Seated on the chairman's right was the guest of honor, Mr. LnM. MncNelli and Rev. d..i. iMtlfrDmlﬂld. pastor of

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CHARLOTTETOWN, I’. E. I.

—AT STRAND THEATRE, Ken- siilgton. Tuesday May 10th.. thc Mnrgaie Dramatic Players will plo-

lSt. Paul's while on the left was Hon. James A. MacNeiil. the illus- irlcus father of the honored guest‘ sent their four-‘aot collicdy-tlraula. of lhe Ovgnlng 5m] jpreshlenl hi‘ "'l‘lla Villinn Foiled.“ FIIIZEI-ii-ii-ili James AoMuc-Neilldttdoilsgﬂiswol‘ l -———-—— ship Mayor Arllclt, MF. ‘Daniel ii‘. I —KEN$lNGT°N CHURCHE$-— MurNeilLMallagertliI Jailleg AJMtltf-ﬂ-‘ll. The next was a iolll-lt t0 Jets. ‘Tllorc will be no service in Kﬂil-lNelll & 301,5‘ ,_vll-_ _l_ lr_ Crockett A_ ‘Mhliylllll g, 30ml proposed hy "uiontou churches-run Sunday, May Manager of. Iiolmaui," (jhhrhlllo. Mr. ti. iioltoy Iiollnnll, VIclnPrt-sl-l 18111 11-‘1 111191111911 11111‘ lllllll lllrlllel‘ town "Hfillltfll, meulllcrg of the sluil‘ dent of It. 'I‘. Holulatl, liltd. Mr. "ullvc- 5352 cf urr. Htllilluli, Limited, and lHh-lnliln sold he was llailllv w well i‘ rclrcsentutives of the ress. polls this toast. not 4111 y 86111186 <1 . _ “CHURCHES 3l-°5ED-— 0W‘: labour iii) guests iunopng whom the firm but Ilccause he had known , mg to threatening fftlil(iltl0lli~l ofllvere l4 exﬂervlce men, Hut (lawn lhe nlgmbefs of this gl-llhpimllnn lsmnllpox the churches ill Kellslnlz- lo ll", l-ollowlng menu. served lnlull m, ll“ To Ml; Qlmlel F_ who.

W1" W111 11111111111 ¢1°"1"1 ‘"1111 1111111‘ the excellent style which has lrnndtilNellf-B energy and rush the surr- lor notice. ' 535.‘! 1 I

and Elves uuc all incentive to go on aild live up to the reputation you have bestowed upnil lne," said iMr. lMncNeIIl. .

A tieliglltful lcnor solo by lMr. Johu (llz-Ilingwootl ‘Mtltldillllll follow-

t l I l I

the Que-en, and its esteemed lh-n-lcess cf the firm is largely due and

[irietress Mrs. Perry, so p0pular:— ﬂlfeﬂlly Hlvell l1 8111111 11111181115- ISOUP-r-diream of TﬂillﬂilhlcllﬁPSelspﬁﬂklllg of Mr. Leonard M. ‘Mac-

Straws, l lNoIIl. tho latest lllemilcr oi’ tho “I'm FISH -- Illlkeil

Iiullbuifllo sultl. llc was pvor to llic iFOlll‘ with 'I‘oiuat.> slirllten.

-UNITED CHURCH OF CAN- ADA, Kenslngton, May 8th.. 1927: ill n. m. Sunday Rcilnoi: ii n. m. Mothers; 7.30 p. m. (‘mltivillolll by

Ffﬂlill

l a _ I _ In the [u-oulolioli 0|’ ntiyllllng forl IViIUIII. Illulslrllllwi llyllllhi lllvlllll- ENTREE __()rhhl_;¢l ]l‘|"|l[(§]‘g wilh llln lliiiillfll. ill’ lilo t-tlilhullluiiy. Ills-l 21,1“ llyffl“ 1M1 , M1111“? 111 11" lt-moll satire, jut-livilil-l-l ill tho reulllr of spilrt, éllllqlzu" Sllllmwﬂlml “l " l" "1" 1"‘ JOINTS --Ilo:lst 'l‘lll'key \\flllly\Vllf1.llllll' on tho track, In Ilaselllllll

(‘ronbcrry cant-o. 0r ilotkt-y urt- wcil kllowll lo ovary _ RE S —-' l . ll fl’ t‘: fallflil. ~ —¢E~TRAL BEDEM ha»~~i.»w.....':.'...l-'.Fr?.. Iiﬁiilitil i‘i§"i-€I.i»‘it-.Il‘$135‘iiltiéﬂlll. Ikulinrate. Minister, lJr. J. J. Sldey-lljlckles, Cele,“ sllcell Tllllluluelh-lllalls "lull Haw , g eat lulu“, [m- Dr‘ ‘Smey W111,l’1‘°11“l1 °11 5111mm’ 11-‘1lFi-uit Salad. ,hinl with IMessrs Jas. A. MacNeilll follows: Morning at ll a.m.-C6lll1‘3l VEGETABLES — Croalned Pol-dz Sou. it was a still greater plen- nedeﬁlll“ 5111111113’ S°11°°1 lollmvliatses. ‘French Peas. Qsure to the Speaker to propose the morning service. divenillg at 7-30, SWEETS --!Pinellpp1e Tapiocuqfioast lo a firm heeded by such a 11- 111- Fla-Plow" Hall- 130F119" ﬂfwith Whipped Cream, Lemon ‘Plt-lhllllle gentleman as the Hon. Jus. 3-911 l1- 111- (linger Ale, Ten, Coffee. lA. .Mtlcl\'eill. The Hon. gentleman i fwds a Conservative first, last and always lbut was always working for

_l:URTHER lpART|.cU|_ARs_ _ to tile inner man a splendid toast the interests of the people. Mr. The Calm, of me conl-lagrﬂllonllisl was honored. _ Iiolnlall stated that there was not a whlch lock place at Tlglllsh Friday, I‘lte first was the toast to Ills (oilslervatlve candidate who ever 129m‘ when [he home at ‘wlllllun ‘Majesty tllc King, which was hzln-lsut ill the Legislature of this Pro- Cmllelt ‘VHS burned m {he ErmUHLlored in the lllsilal dllilllflel‘. viuce who commanded and has re-

l After full justice had been done

- - - The Chairman in rising aid that ceived more Liberal votes than ‘is now Ilelilg investigated. It has- . . s . . _ _ , ‘helm already reported l“ ‘h? 111105111llelelzfhllrfugslaignlfll It)“: klmdnoneol :33; lqvalilldeilloinnlgu that thc firc was caused by the lip-l 1 1'" a e e‘ “ ‘e1 o e ' e e y 0 '

olll- coworkers are leaving usnwish that the -i'irnl would COII-l ___ll l Jfionlevcr, on this occasion our fcelltillue its .~ut-t~.e:~ls and even add in‘ ha“: led by me “mates or lhbillgs lire somewhat tempered ill it with the addition of Mr. Leoilzlrlll $0111?“ home“ Tlley say the lamlhthn knowledge that ollr honored MlluNelll.

lwlts Iil the bnbys l'oom and tiielgue t has (leclded to remaln lnl ‘1_.. l children were all asleep. It is nowﬁu lmerslde; and also that llellﬂsl 'lhe lHoll. Jas. A. MaoNeill in 'bellevctl that the lamp which caus-lcongenled lo reinlain a (llreclol- o; responding to the toast made a cti the disaster contained gllsolinellul. {ll-rm Ml; Muhyehygulllhllls livltty and splendid speech. IIe stlltl and not lac-rosette. This argument is and pleasant manner has helped slim had been placed ill 8 11111191‘

setting of ll lamlp- This is not at all

Had a dare with

up and rarini to 3o. but somehow she’ turned our to be a NON-STARTER. 1

somewhere-and it's only

. CANDIES.

Sold By

I knew f/IQPE was a FLAT TIRE

this

morning I was able to ﬁ33er out what busted it. [for-got to fetch her FAVOURITE

c oLATE/

isten follcsf-if I'm not the original ﬁre eictin- , gills/tor for FLAMING YOUTHJ must beDr. Coo/c 's grandparents. l the swellest little HIGH-STEPPER the night before last and was all pepped

T. F. White H. L. Worthy coirin &Co. Alec. McPherson

117' ‘ . l —FOR SALE nt a. bargain, Max-

, _ well tiluriug cur, practically same

l‘ ______ lrur us‘ present (Illryslol- i. Chrysler

_ = ‘ , _._ , l _ . Motor Colporiltion having takcll 1 Délig? gigs?“ ggflilllllffglllllltfllll!over MllXWIJll. Also Briscoe 2H __ Rosa Monwglle ' 5q31_5nl_31‘|Lollrlllg- in good contiition. C. Ii’. ' . ' ' ' " lSttwvltrt. 5320-5-5, ul.

~ _ l... __..___..__ ..° EMBERS l. .\l '_ ' ' ulguelglﬁlalf: Balms, ﬁlmﬂlf}, f,’,‘.',l St. John Pleblsclte lrigelltly requested to attend n bus-l lilies meeting in the Churt-Il .Vlnu .

-' ' ill Ma 9th at "Jill )- m. ‘my even g’ y A l5lllglli-‘ull returns from the

(Canadian Press)

municipal

Q l _ _ _ lSltiilt John Harbor today give 7.122 r . . ‘vole: ‘or am tli l ll Si. ~ trlbllng IS Beaten l ~ 1____-__l_1_,;’1_"_~ ' ' l NORTH BEDEQUE SCHOOL

By DGCISIOIII ___

St-htlol report for -April.

(it-ado IX.—-I, Donald MacDonald; ,El'nll1 Baker.

(iratliz Ville-I, Clark Iiakel;

_(iruilo VlI.--l. lullll Allluu‘ Mat-lllziuuiil. equal;

luau Aitlt-fllillll and Illltirv-ilt-l- Milt-- ‘ﬁll (‘atlll equal; 1i. Alice llluugh.

- JVEW YORK. Muy Tommy Elliougbran. Iigllt-hcavyweigill. t-on- tebder flora Philadelphia, slllllllllﬁll l h _ ‘way to -u ten-round tit-vision ov- _ Young lstrihliillz. of hint-on. (HL. ‘ in‘ the feature match hi‘ Now York's fillet? open all show or llll! . -' lielre tonight. Longllrltn oh- o ‘tpointeilthti HOIIUIOPIIPI‘ ill scroll of,‘ the ten rﬂllllflii. i‘ -

(I-rtlllo V.—~l, Elia Ross; 'l‘lltrki-l. l (frolic IV. --i, l/luisl- Arl-lcnliuit; . I

' rtnlximnﬁr

L’, (il-ilcvzt Taylor; ll, (‘lllirles ilro- well.

l til-mic III. Sr; i. Mary Arscuiluli; =2. Teresa Arscnalllt.

llultll. ,f (irlldo ll. Sl'.——i, JOiiIl Tucker.

_ nrs: 2. IIt-lcu 'l‘llz:kcr. l (irzule I. l2. Arthur Arsouuult; ‘Taylor.

l

174111.11. Doris MucNevln.

'Fi.\l.\"l’ JOHN, N. 13., May l. -

. ' <.._W_-______ jIllUlilSlClIC on the nationalization of

limmcdiatclyi, The funeral 101' little

Mary plhptinllll ii. J. Murphy on Sunday afternoon. 2' Rev. Ur. MCLCllIIII officiated.

lhymus were rclldcretl by tho imlicsllwﬁnty-fivo curl; of scrvich he Iladl (italic Vl.~l. Stuurl tjurrtlillcrs. 211101“ . 2_ llmllllthe community ‘goes

glam- h], J,-__.l_ (Mn-gm Sclluldllprovilment Society who have a well‘ forganized bucket and ladder brig-

iade who are exports in the art of (ll-ado II Jla/l, Jhhhle Ca|.l.lllll_!1)lll.lll}ll out a blaze when ulcall for of v lthe bucket scents Ironical.

Sl'.—~i. Amy Alsenauliglcvcr we arc hoping not to again. (l, JQnHlQlHOOTl, be visited by a ill-Sallie!‘ 0f

I ‘this kind for we are tired oi’ the (Irade I. .Il'.-»i, Muricl Lefurgey. 5111111)’ Pelfect Aiteutlnnt-e--Mnry Mac-land plans materialise we willnlllllllel‘ Zllﬁalllifllﬁllliles suiclegtled in ch 1 , when the call for buckets is again 51111118 r e l" ‘propclﬂy wl c was -_.<~ Drelvntt.--ItllIly A. Stewart tggzllsslllﬁilﬂl, attach the hose. Mr. nutl Wlllllll 111K108" feel ﬂl’ the fire-JP.

strengthened by the fact that. other ever molly all ildverse t-ondltignliiwkwnrtl position‘ and had been lt-‘ltizl-tls have found their lighting‘ and we keenly value his wise coon-lake" ""1 ‘l1 111s 11119 115 11° “111111111 llllfiwtfl‘ to be going oil gas, that had sol and naturally appreciate his 1111-1111155 01‘ £1111‘- 11 11011116111 speﬂﬁll ‘been obtained that day by mistake. consenting to remain with us on 11011191191‘. 119 1511111 116 W39 V91‘? |’I‘lu> chances are hail this ill-e not our directorate. ‘lie was n mostlhlﬁﬂﬂed 111111 11 01131189 111111 11111011 ‘Slarlell so early l“ me evenlngv he_ valued enlllloyee m“; l.“ qxpel-[lplace and that his firms business dill?) the homes were illuminated. lillilwletlgil 0f Ilﬂflille 1185 119811 01 11ml 111919115911 1° such an extent illcstiululille valuo io us. ‘lie is leaving us to go into ‘business to 111911111111" T119113 111141 lllwlllls 11"“ cater to the farmers and to capital- a 1161')’ 13111119 1"1l‘1l1°115111l1 11911119911 izc on the wa-ve of prosperity which 11111151911 111111 111° 111m °1 ‘R-T- H01’ h; evldcm on Every hand among man. Ltd., futhermore,_hc said if the faihners oi‘ Prince (Joulity. It he llﬂlll 1111!’ 110111111111 ‘$1115 1° 11115‘ gives ltle great pleasure tn present; wer for he would have to hold the late lamented It. T. Holman res- ponsible as It, was ‘Mr. Holman who first induced hilu to enter

others would have suffered a simi- liar loss. Mrs. ‘Corbett who was ab- lsent at the time, having been called ~In - llﬂflOllMOWIl, the previous day to attend the funeral of her bro- lll("l'-lIl-lﬂ.\V ille lute 'Mr. Stetson, loft Ilcr home Ill care of her ‘futile? and . lllot ill the care of a young girl as H113 Small 01 17111191‘ (wmch w“ a , _ l _- _ , handsome check) with the wish ""15 1"."‘"1°‘“’11' 5mm“ ‘°“"“°“1 tllatMr Mllcblcill"; future may be lllome on ‘Friday's express in time prosperéus and balmy not 0m ‘to the pollllcal ul'ena_ He had pun Only to see the last flames burn low mm lbm w h“ lamlly y Imam, elecllons and Messrs iR_ p, on the timbers of her home and mt McDowell m“ '11,,“ culled lﬂolman and staff had contributed ovcr the Iioncsoi‘ her baby tiaugh- “mm and lm llrolloslul llle to"! to his success, Concluding, Hon. fer, Rena. Mr. ‘Cﬁfllllli who is all my‘, 0m. !{:;X‘()r‘](l (llmslq lle 8am Nir. Mat-Neill raid “I am very employee of tile C. N. ‘IL, was lll m“ ll“. llrm would he sorry lo pleased wllh lhg suggggg of ("11111.l°l-l1'l1-'\1'1l "l 1119 111119 #11111 011 losc MrhMlilt-Ncilibul. it was a plea.- lleing ioltl of tllc ﬁre ‘Cflifltl ilomc guru to hnhw lhal he ‘vmlld sllll remain Ill lSumulerside. In his ser- Ilena took place from tllc home of vicn will! Holulans he has come t0 know more people in the ‘Province ilur- than probably and other ‘business a-pprtlprilltelnan ill Svllilmersitlre. During his

all the modern

to meet you all as there is an oc-; (legion coming on soonl in which I will want all your support."

"rho toast to the town of lSummer- side Wﬂg illhiy proposed by Rev. ‘Father John J. MacDonald who said he considered it a great honor

lug tho cercillony

The heurtfclt sympathy of lllwllyﬂ Sh. ‘ll thc w; lo the characiericis oi‘ a true Canadian. bereaved parents, brothers and sls- 111 felllylllll to the toast ‘he hon- tors. Tho thanks of the town is ex “mil Klll-‘gl- Ml- MlllfNﬂlll. Slllll tlllll tended to all those who helped lt- l K111"! 111111 11 1-7191" (IP81 of pleas- cnnlllle the Tlgnlsll llm l0 the (lrlg, lrc to ilsscillhle around such a .Innl ‘quarters. Much credit for or h‘?;1l1;'lf'le1l"°l"1"‘1 {W111}? 11 1119111 1111.111? ‘:11 i . , - t s -o nu e r lganlzduon 1s due the Tignlsh 1m lonle others of his flfleilflfiaits)!‘ (gill)! I. few years. Tilere were three long- er in the service than himself and he had been a fllCllllbei‘ of the staff R. 'I‘. Holman. l._id.. for a little

to the town ‘o! Sulnmerside. Beforojthermore

pay a complimentary tribute

endorse all that had already been to the said. Mr. MaoNeill had started out and maintained a splendid chow in life and his success should he

1'1"" S mmerside he was proposing ﬂ type of citizen.

Mrs- A. J. Bernard and family wish

_ , I th to sincerely thank all those who Canada ‘strangers “d e

rev- lmerside apart from

dissipation and if dreams

I homes are beautifully kept and the ‘resident-s vie with one another in

Up Father '

beautifying their premises. Por- Ilups the prime educator ill Slim- merslde’s progressiveness was the late It. T. Holman who yhnsluess hero when prospects were §poor. but he prospered and laid Illa! 111W ‘$111114 lake 111 1111011191‘ ‘the foundation and left behind him young men filled with enthusiasm until today R. T. ‘Holman. Lid.. is one of the greatest business ln- stitutions in Eastern Canada. When "one firmis progressive others will naturally follow. A town's progress depends nint only on the business men but ‘also ill the selection of men to administer the affairs the town and that the proper melt had Ibeen selected is evidenced ‘m the fact that Summerside now has improvements oi‘ any up to date town. in spanking" llllslof the present Mayor. he said tlul: hunctloil and very 1119115641 01 00111119; besides his ability as a town offi- cial, he was perhaps the best look- lag Mayor the town had ever had. ‘Hiso-Worship IMayor Arnett responding said it was always 1 pleasure. to say sostlnething good a out t e town of ummarsltle. it fac ello n lse w“ ‘we or we but I t t lore than anything e gehllemanlylto assist at this baﬂllllet and a-nda and vrilile it was

started

iLeonsrd M. MacNsili. The gather- 23 would do lnlucli to enkindle .1

‘I'll- of patriotism so essential to an. incentive to all young lmen i9 the success of a business nr of a. f0 low. llﬂ pfolloﬂlui; the toast to town. Mr. MaoNeiil was a splendid iHc always hail toast to one of the (llllllllesr and liine to take all active interest In most progressive towns in Eastern l all things for the success of Surl- his Ilusinesrl erend speaker, pay a compliment‘ success. Mayor Arnett said he was to the appearance oftho townffhelhappy to concur in all the good

things had been said about Mr,

.\Illtl.\‘ciil and CﬂiiCllltledby wishing the honored guest the same success in the future that he had enjoyed In the past.

Iln rising to propose the toast to thc firm of lit. 'l‘. Holman, Ltd" 'Mr. Leonard ‘M. MaoNeili remarked that it would keep iii-m busy trylBE to live up to all the good things that had ‘been said about. him. He said ho was morn at home in speak- ing about liolnlans than In talking about things that pertained to liim- self. All present were familiar with <11 the history of the firm of R-‘T. Hol- man, lLtd.. which had recently cele- brated the 70th anniversary of it! existence. In referring to the found- cr of the fir-m, he stated that the island possibly never had an equal to the Iatc R. I‘. Holman and hi5 business accomplishments have not lbeen surpassed anywhere ilrOan- ada. After the death of Mr. Hol- ln mun. people wondered if a business he lbuiit up to such large proport- lo.s could be continued. This very

was in Can- what the people thought of the ‘

all In arealiate Iamellted founder of the firm- lzreater 1101101‘ l0 Propose a toast it was large in conveniences. iFur-

Summerside had the doing so, however. lie desired to smallest tax rate of any town in to ‘Canada offering the same conven- the honored guest of the eveninll. iencles. His Worship said he was 'Mr. Lenard M. MacNeill, and to pleased t9 be present lo do honor guest of the evening, Mr.

However. under the present man- agement the firm has grown ‘b? leans and bounds until iodsy it is authoritatively recognised as tliB largest small town store in the world. That the progressive spirit and phenomenal succégp-"nf Hol-

eredi Gyue

close . '

dress:

which

you .

malls was known throughout the Dominion was clearly shown W116"

iluitut-e it cannot be anything but successful. I wish and hope that it will always be successful. (Al-

--By George Mciilanus

YOU'RE wAsrlu YOUR TIME AN‘ MlNﬁ TOO - I DON -r Know WHAT YOU'RE. TALKN’ Abou-r‘

QAY- mans“: A cuY "rum" K5595 COMIN" no MY soon AN’ HOLLEZRIN‘ AT Matru. LEAVE. THE: l-lo-ret. IF HE DON'T “QT P‘ '

e/w- wlufYou-Qn- OUT ol= HERE" You

. Auuow Ml‘~.~ Now DON'T LE1 ME HAVE

for TELLYOU AGAIN‘

VQ I927 av lurk Fun-runs Qdivll. inc -.

(lent Inuln i: lllrnlnnl .. r-r I

tug

though twenty five years in the service I still feel on-ly youngai my father says he is only a boy himself.)

In responding to the (east of it. T. Holman Ltd, Mr. J. P. Crook- cic Manager of the ,R. '1'. Holman. find, Charlottetown hflfwh] said

twenty seven years; sloop lag for a few years when l-h was a gy for the firm. 1H0‘ -hadlt* loll}! It R. '11. Holman started" I Inen Iifo in ChtiriotteiowilIfil-stbilt. ilad only stayed there m Motto-Wig‘,- Since then this lmpi-sssio 1 liad been corrected. Be remain when he first applied fol-e position with R. T. diolmen and-had been‘

that he had. been w‘.ﬂ_1l‘h. Jinn '

For

(fliiose sociated

people than the manager taerside. Y The toast to lllned 110151955’ ‘Perry ‘Wlb DWI?" Barr who alllﬁﬂlﬂd menu 08d ﬂliﬂl

it‘;

Ilullding, such

upwards

‘Holmalis on a position that for thtipegph; lo qccupy ouch a for a quarter of a century and 111°‘; retire in the hey-dove! thiry°111_ ._ withhigb hopes of Qlllﬂfiﬂvlil l" l other‘ successful phase of ltle-

nl; who . have ha!" - "1' I

h.

lMr. Leonard M. MacNeill snmmerside, 'P.IE..I., lDear ISlr: iln almost every person's life 09' caslons arise when it become! necessary to

SBVBX‘

.0!

he said that a. stranger had 10111 Iiilm that the original Holman building featured on this your‘! l. cover was a building in St. EH1‘ , i ol-s blllll personally be .did 11111 l’ know. In closing he so think II could work for any bell“ '1

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thy Mr; 13R. » the splendid’ l gable service reml- _ llllllll‘ 0f A1114 ‘ tltel National Anklet: l

ll, g we rolls ng c ' lgltlolyeeifllul: lMacNeiil brought one cl‘ l“ most successful functions ever held in lSummerside

lppovlous to his retirement from‘ the "w" Mr, MscNeill was honor'_ 9d by the employees of Holman!’ and presented with a sold 116841“ cane rfrotn lthe men of the staff and s leather brief case from the ladlcl. accompanied 11y 1119 lllllllwlnu 11‘1‘

connection-i they halve ‘been for 101111 an occasion. W“ understand, has now arisen wllll

twenty-five‘ years you hsveooqupied ~8- will‘

one ofthe largest mail order firmsjloh h; n“; mm lmhh lhh; firm in Canada sent special messenger-kind while we believe you havdv to Sulmmeraide to learn some ofinlways retained the donfidence 01 the reasons of the firm’; wonderfuilthe Management you 311M169

growth. The firm has had its re-Jliasen heidln thehilhﬂt esteem- versss but the reverses have taughtlrespect by the slat! as well s| 97 a lesson which has served to putthe quentelollt, nllstotboioii

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told that tie would not do. However two weeks inter he had It‘ for lid all lie knew at life ' am ' mm» tlltt-tt-alnlilg-‘lllvi-

ploy. ‘Many famous

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