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' THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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'3 summer street; Suinlneraide. Phone 8031. sun, subscriptionl. Advertising Representatives J. ELMEII. MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW House Phones: 3033 and 8032 The Guardian may be bought at any of the fouuwing stores in sununeralde:

Bookstore. Blllllmer Street; Gouriiee Drugetore. 2i Central Street: 5,",-. News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gnudet, 67 Granville Street: N," Dmm.-tte's Grocery, Second street; Island Motor Transport.

Water Street; Aiban'a Grocery, 120 Russell Street.

K. L. Waite in Kenaingion.

WEST PRINCE OFFICE

Libel-ton: Frank Weeks, Representative. Phone: OB-2 Office and 88-: House. 4 HAROLD GOODWIN. bai'- -comrusrranr Complete an- .1 .9; will be absent from his surance service. W Boyd Beetnto '3; 'omt-o from August 13th to itausington. gugust 28th -ICE CREAM SOCIAL at Mal-

-cAii LEAVING ron MON- TREAL August 21st. Can accom- ,,,,,,,...' two. Call 2810. Summer- Em, menliigs 51X 8-1d eiizlit.

gg A,-xv,u, Loasrrzn SUPPER sf lll.lIKK'S CHURCH GROUNDS mi 7 Tuesday, Aug. 21st. Please remeniber the date. Supper start- ", 5; 4:30, Games and many oth- gr attmrlloiis.

peque Hall. Tuesday, Aug. 21st. Sponsored by Ladies' Aid Keir Memorial Church.

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....'CORBECTi0N - Winner of two prizes at the Women's Institute exhibit was Mrs. Erika Kuley. New Perth. incorrectly stated as Mrs Erica Kaley in the prize list.

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-PAL.III'1B. ROAD picnic nesday. Aug 22nd on

grounds. Dinners served from 12

noon until 7 pm. Meat. tables in

-('llti:J TRAVERSE SPECIAL linll. Fish trililcs tiiitlrr canvas

i. .l(;S Coflllllllillg lll ill? (fresli cod and lohstcr). Refresh-

iiozpt” Tvnt at Waddcl's Mills mcnt booth. liiiigu. We-CFOBIII, ' . wvlit at 8:00 p.m.: each howling. chance panics. Come! A

at the some hour. pleasant afternoon and ironing is

33. Service will be held assured! ;ll;fl.'l.V afternoon at 3:00 pm. at Aup,Lis'..Iic Cove Camp Silt (3-3-

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-I.I'lAVES FOR. (.'AlWII' - .Vl:ss Louise Cairns, daughter of vir.

IN APPRECIATION

To our nmiiy purehiuwrs of Massey-Harris Combines we ex- I1'lIiI our siiir-ore appreciation of your patronage. Wn must con- irss the rli-inmul for our 1951 flipper moiiol far cxcct-tleil our imp:-i-iziliniis. How:-vr-r, our parent company has ansuvorml that call for help hy at-ruling us additional trained personnel to as- slitt In the setting up of these machines nml thus we are able to liikv ii few more orders. Let us appraise your used Binders

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EXTIA GOOD SIIOITB

end Mrs. J. Scott Cairns. Pree- town. left on Monday for chaznpe Harbour. Plctou, N. is to attend the Marltime Canadian Girl; in tialning Camp council. This is '-he first C.G.I.T. Camp Council ever held in the Maritime: end will last for ten days. The group will break camp on August 24th.-S.

- BUILDING PROGl.lSSlNG- At a meeting of the Aibertoii Prince County Exhibition Associa- tion held in the Exhibition Bulld- ing last night. with the president. Mr. Lester Wallace presiding. it Will reported that the new build- Inn were progressing very favor- ably and would be ready in plenty of time for the exhlblton on Sept- ember 5th. The tender of J.W Don Campbell was accepted' for painting the new buildings. The application oi the Alberton Boy Scouts was accepted for the park- ing of the cars on Exhibition Day After further discussion regarding the buildings the meeting closed.

- ALBERTON FILM COUNCIL - The regular monthly meeting oi the Alberton Film Council was held last: night in the new Alber- ton Library building, with the president. Mr. Frank Weeks pre- siding. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secre- tary. Mrs. Lloyd Willrie and pass- ed. The financial statement was iead by Mr. Henry Clarke, film librarian. and a credit balance of 39262 was noted after paying for the new projector and all other ex- penses. It was decided to order a new screen to replace the old one now in use. It was brought to the attention of the meeting that all schools in districts which contrib- uted to the purchase of the equip- ment have the use of the projector free of charge except for gas and oil. Following the meeting a film "Newfoundland" was shown. - F.

Persmis

-Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McLean of Kensington returned recently from an extended trip to the Eastern States and Ottawa.-K.

-Mrs. Fred Mullally and son Richard are rlsiing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullally. Kcnslngton.-K.

-Mrs. William Higgins of Sum- merside.,'is visiting friends in Kenszngton.-K.

-Miss Belle Howard and Miss Marie Griffin of Boston and Lot 7, P. E. 1.. are visiting at the home of Allan Murphy, Clermorit.

-Messrs. Archie Johnston and Alex Doughart. of Long River were recent business Visitors 10 Summerside.-K.

-Mr. and Mrs. Phil Martin and daughter Marion. and niece Miss Gtitles oi' Rumiord. Maine. are in this Province, guests oi Mr anti Mrs. M. Martin, Emerald. They will also visit Tignish.

-Mrs. Ted Collins of Jamaica Plain (Boston). the former Meda Glover.-is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glover. and friends at Spring Valley.-K. -Dr. William Martin of the Mc- Gill University staff is visiting in Middleton. the guest of his mother. Mrs. S. M. Martin.

-Rev. E. Lockhart. D.D.. left summerslde on Monday for she- mogue, N. 13. While in Summer- slde he was the guest oi his sister. Mrs. Charles Ramsay.

-The many friends of Mr. George Loclrhart of Kensington will re- gret his serious illness in the Prince County Hospital.

-Mrs. George E. Manderson and family have returned to their home in Kensington, having visit- ed friends and relatives in Mone- ton. .-

-Mlss Roma Hamilton has re- turned to her home in Kenning- ton, after having spent an enjoy- :-ble holiday with friends and re- latlves in New Brunswick.

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BRACPS STOCK NEWS

Settle the dust on parking lots. yards. 'd1'lVPWayS - and highways with Brace's Calcium Chloride.

Coal, tar. paint, salt, wire baskets and all boat repairing and fishing supplies.

Frost tight-lock galvanized farm. latm. poultry fencing 10 bar 36 inch Frost medium poultry fencing. upright only 6 inches apart; spaced 2. 2, 3. 31,4,-, 4, 4V;, 5, 6, 6 inches; rolls 20 rods or 330 ft. long.

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Galvanized before and after weaving electric weld and English wire netting used for fox and mink pens, school yards. storehouse window guards, fish ponds

O 0 Frost Galvanized poultry fencing 18 bar 48 inch 20 bin: 60 inch

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Frost Tlghtlock (Page) "galvanized farm fencing 7 bar 40 inch woven straight and even; has 'a fine

Bird's insulating ply board all sizes 8 to 12 feet. by 48 inches. Now in stock.

Stop the draft and save fuel with granulated and loose insulating wool in bags containing 5 cu. ft.

IIIAGE, Mcltiv & coimiiv LIMITED

SUMMEBSIDE. P. E. I.

Second Phase Of S'side Paving Program Finished J

The second phue of summer- side'e street paving program was completed last evening. This year about a mile and three-quarters of streets were hard surfaced with cement and this follows about two miles done last year.

This leaves Summer ide with very few unpaved streets and the use of cement on the newly paved ones guarantees that the Job on these. at least, will be permanent The contractors both this year and last were Morrison and MacRae

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Streets that were done this year are as follows: D.ike irom' Notre Dame to Water; the balance of Notre Dame to the intersection with Water; Market from Cediii to Duke; North Market from Cedar to Duke; East Street from Water to Harvard; Granville Street North to Victoria Road; Beatty Avenue from Granville to Summer; Cen- tral Btreet North; Chestnut Ave- nue and Maple Avenue from Gen- tral to Duke.

The paving of four miles ap- proximately of streets in two years makes a great change in the ap- pearance of the town and means it great deal in convenience to the reople who live on the streets on which permanent work was done - 8.

Leave For First Maritime camp council

June Bowman, president North Wiltshire C.G.I.T. and also RE. I Provincial C.G.I.T. President. Beryl Woodside Kensington. RE. 1. Chief Camper. Louise Cairns. Freetown. C.G.I.T. president. and Ruth Good. Charlottetown, C.G.I. T. president. all senior Canadian Girls in Training. left August 18t'r. for Chance Harbour, N.S.. to at.- tciid the First Maritime 1C.G.l.T1 Camp Council as official P E. i icnresentatives. .

The camp is under the auspice.- oi the Maritime Religious Educa- tional Council and will be attend- ed by C. G.I. T. representatives from all parts of the Maritime Province.

The P. E. Island representatives. were accompanied by Miss Mar- garet Brchaut. Charlottetown. M.

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-Mr. and Mrs. Gco'ge Wait:-n and son Frank of Moncton. N B. spent the week end with Mrs waltonis sister, Mrs. Charles F. Mchoiiald. llanovcr Street. Sum- merside.-S.

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at CLARICS WAREHOUSE Alberton

On account of Old Home Week. Regular dances agair. starting Aug. 22nd. Teri Ahearnis Orchestra. Canteen service.

RED THEATRE

'B.0RDEN Presents ”Stars In My C1'0Wn"

Starring: Joel McCrea, Ellen Drew and Dean Stockwell. -Showing- ' Tuesday and Wednesday Aug 14th, 15th

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Holmaifs Ltd. A Name Assistant Controlle

It Wat announced by R. T. rial- mln Ltd. last evening that Mr Norman H083 of Sum.-nei-side mu been appointed to the position of assistant controller oi the f::m and will assume his duties gm.- morning. Mr. i-iogg brings nigh qualifications to his new position having been, for the past rive years, artlcled with Mr. T. Ea:le Hickey. chartered accountant and he intends to continue his stumes leading to a degree.

He served in the accoumlrig branch of the R. C. A. F. during the war.Prlor tojoining up he had been employed in i-loi::ian's office. Mr. l-logg is married to the former Grace Gunning and they have 5 .l'0l-H18 50H. He will be assistant to Mr. R. T. I-ienthorn. controller.-8. b

l'l..E.C. representative for P. E. 1., who will be one of the Council leaders.

The girl and their leaders will spent a busy and, it is hoped. in- spiring ten days of intensive study and work in preparation for the fall and winter programme which will be carried on by the numer- ous C.G.1.T. groups throughout the Maritiines.

' Allo:ri'on and Vicinity

Old Home Week with in Charlottetown.

spending friend.

Mra. Joseph Gaudet is visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Gaudet and Mr. Gaudet at Tignlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Profit, Mrs Sadie O'Brien. Kenneth and Heath Profit attended the open li.g of the new Legion Home in Summeralde last Friday evening.

Mr. and Ms. J. A. Callaghan nttended the funeral of the late Mr. John Noonan at Seven Mile Bayk on Saturday last.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl McAldufi and Miss Elaine McAlduff of Halifax. N. 5.. are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mu- Altiufi and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Desaoches and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rich- ards, all of Yarmouth. Maine. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Larter and IVIICM Thelma Ahearn. They also visited friends and relatives in Tignish.

Cpl. and Mrs. M. F. Hagen had as their weir-ome guests over

the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gallant and daughter Carol. of Boston. Mass.. and Mrs. F. 1.

Trainer. Tyrone, P.E.I.

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