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-HEARING AID end Miniature Radio Batteries now available at Champion Electric, Kerlsington.

-INDMN RIVER. - Kano-mien pley entitled "You Can't Beat the Irish", Victoria Hall Friday, June '20, 8.30. Auspices Canadian Legion. Admission 50. 25.

—FOR SALE 150 New Hemp- shire chickens, mixed, Two months old. Apply Wyrnan Clark. North St. Eleonora.

--LOS'1‘ CHILD'S medium-sired tricycle. Sunshine make. Reward. Guardian representative, Sum- merside.

-FOR. SALE house and lot on Second Street, Summersidrwith all modern conveniences. Posses- sion at once. Morley M. Bell. solicitor.

ATTENTION

FARMERS NEAR lliﬂtlTAﬁilE

SPECIAL MEETING O'F INTEREST TO ALL FARMERS

Through the courtesy of Green Cross Insecticides. Mr. Hi A. Cox, District Manager for Green Cross, will present the results obtained with the new spray, dust, and other chemical materials, followed by a discussion of the problems confronting the former

of today.

Sound films will be shown on vegetable insects and potato

MONTAGUE LEGION. HALL FRIDAY, JUNE rout-moo PM.

d iseoses

of Edmund Collings.

Phone 47

-FOR SALE BY TENDER- HOUSE AND LOTS AT

MONTAGUE

House and Double Lot formerly owned by the Late Mrs. Edith Stewart-in one of the finest locations in the Town- Eight-room house with furnace, running water connections; also lot and small barn adjoining the property Tenders will close June 30th, Separate Tender for each property.

The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.

E. H. STEWART

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—HOUSEIIOLD Fly Spray, coin- taining D. D. T. Insect destroyer, Flower Spray. Weed-No-More Weed Killer. Garden Guard and Hand Sprayers available at ‘Ilhe Sum» merside Hardware Co.

—Wl1\'DOW GLASS in sizes up to 36 x 36 Double Diamond l-n stock. The Summerslde Hard- ware 0o.

--FLlTE AND MUSESCO. all colors, Paste Powder, Wall Paper Cleaner, Paint. Cleaner, varnishes and Enamels and PaLni Brushes. The Summereide Hardware Co.

—TENDERS for the building of the addition to Kensington school will be received up to the 24th. inst. plane and specifications may be seen at the office of the Sec- retary. Mrs. c. M. Kennedy. Low- est or any tender not necessarily accepted.

—ATTEN‘IION garage cpl“- ors. There will be a meeting of licensed garage operators of Prince Edward Island at Murphy Motors Ltd. summeraide on Thursday evening, June l0 at s p. m. for the purpose of further organiz- ing the Garage Operators As- sociation of Prince Edward 1s- land. R. H. MacNeill, acting sec- retery.

—LB\VES IOI TORONTO. - Miss Lorraine McMahon of Kon- slngton. who i; oin the teaching start‘

and sewer

i947.

Montague

and Mrs. Herbert McDonald arrived

some time visiting Mr. McDonald’! sister, Mrs. N, J. McNeill, New An- nnn and his brothers Major Colin McDonald of Sherbrnokc and the funlly of his late brother Dan- lol oi’ Traveler's Rest. Mr. and Mn. McDoI-ald expect. lime with relatives Ln East Baltic before returning. Titiey were ac- companied on their visit by Mr. McDonald's sister, Mrs.’ John Mc- Neiil or New York who is returning heme next Saturday-K.

of Summerside iligh School is leaving soon for Toronto to lake n live weeks course in Rernedlcal beaohkll. Mine MaMaihon is being congratulated by her numerous friends m being chosen i0 study ihls important phase of teaching.

—BO!TON VISITOR!- — Mr.

last week from Boston to visit relatives on iihe Island. They spent

and

lo spend some

Piciiired above is Scaled. left. to right: Allison urer. Siuiaimg. left to right;

—MISSIONARY MEETING -_A Joint meeliniz or the Women's Mis- sionary Soi-icli-‘s of Mslpeque, Baltic. Dainlr-y, see Vigw "g Hamilton or the United church was held 'l‘uc.s<la_v evening at the home n1’ Mrs. (l. W, Remny, Th. Prosliloni. or Malpeque and 3o). tic auxiliary liiiw. Crowdls opened ihe mveiin: with the singing oi hymn 376. followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Th:- Worship Service was inkcn from the Miss- ionary Monthly, this was la charge o! Mrs. Keith Donald. Mrs.

Wendel Crozier gave the Scrtp- illre reading. The programme "The Cliurih {James Back to

Asia" was directed by Mrs. Chos- ier Simpson, assisting with read- ings were Jnpam-Mrs. Hurry Croa- Ier,‘ KoYraMMrs. Wendel Crozier. China-Mrs. James Hickey. Mrii. X-Mrs. Arthur McKay, Mrs. Y- Mrs. Ralph Bearlsio and Mrs. Z- Mra. Duncan Mecﬂregor. Each one inking part wore nicely made banners. the svrrrk of Miss Edith Donald. This programme was very interesting, each giving reports of

the work being ﬁle ll these

the executive of the MacDonald. prcsid ent; Graham Muttart, John Smallman. Allan Stewart, Neil Meouod,

MAURICE MILL»

Siside Student Council Executive

fields. Benediction in unison clos- Pd "l0 l-lPoxru-mme. Mrs. Simpson then called 0n Mrs. Jami-s Hickey who told the group this special joint. meeting was r-allr-d to do honor lo Mrs. Crowdis_ who with Rev. Mr. Crowdia is leaving Mal- pnque, June 29th. A nicely word- ed address Wm! reed hy Mrs. W. H. Burns, and a hand-hag was presented to Mrs. Crowdis from

If You Indulge In Over Eating

l oommon fault in our present day civilisation ll ovnacetiag. More persons than not. over indulge

iatoo

‘Bourneee of the stomach, bilioueneee heartburn, headaches, heir-hing or other temporary d hv over-indulgence. In such oaeee

are often caused

student Council of the Summerside Anna Hewitt.

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i . 1 l-lilh School. Blvrlllrl’; Roy Boates, tress.

the auxiliary by Mrs. George Crozlor. Mrs. Crowdis although taken by surprise thanked the members for their kindness in re. memberlng her, and spoke of ti“ (‘WM Plﬁalent ycars spent in Mrillpeque. Mrs. Crowdis urged the need to carry on the work or the Missionary Society. a delicious lunch was erved by the commit- tee in charge. The singing o1 the

intuvbeaeel

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King brought the meeting to e close.

Elliielsle 8i Vicinity

The regular monthly meeting of the Elmsdale Women's Insti- tute waa held at the home of Mrs. Frank Dunn on Tuesday evening. The president Wu in the chair. Meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode and repeating of Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by ten members and three new members were wel- comed. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Corre- spondence was reed and discus- sed. Each member contributed 50c towards the Cancer Fund. The committee in charge reported $6.40 from the pantry sale held recent- ly It was decided to have a sale oi ice cream the latter part of the week at the store of Messrs. W. a G. Currie. Mrs. Frank Dunn was appointed to attend the an- nual convention in Charlottetown. Next meeting ie to be held at the home o! Mrs. James O'Brien. Meeting closed with the National Anthem. A delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge, aeeleted by the hostese.

The many friends of Mr. Hil- ton Barnett are pleased to learn of his recovery from blood poison- ing. Mr. Barnett received treat- ment at the Western Hospital.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. John O. Matthews on ettllﬂ- ing his Mister of Aria degree at Columbia University. New York. and the beat wishes of a host of friends follow John n he ed- vances up the ladder of fame.

Mm’ friends are pleased to welcome Mile Bill 0'5"!“- daughter of Jernes W. and Mll- O'Brien. home for a brief holi- day. Rite we: a student in physiotherapy at McGili Univers- ity the pelt. term. and wu suc- cessful ill-her examinations there.

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action musical iilaviris at ‘l! Empire Theatre. are nine tunelili song numbers You'll be wihhtling "Darling. You 0on1 Love One." "My Bonnie," "When Grown-UP 1-861" Act Like Bablos," "The Old “loft 1s Gone," "singing on till Trill -,, “Whats the Matter With Y°“~ "sort Sneeze." "Wabash °“"“‘”" Bali" and "Pill the Blame it" Mame." "Marne" is the hit so"! heard first in another fiillmlb“ lcture “Gildnﬁ pThe muslve, portions oi m‘ rum are in the capable hands ill the Hoosier Hotshots from l" National Bard Dance. Ken Curtis. Four Chicks and Chuck and Spriggona and his l-‘ﬂlld W~'~‘\_~ Plainsmcn and Cﬂlllllllﬂ 00W" otheizs importantly Newt?“ l“ the stellar vast oi’ i-ntertulnels B" Jeff Donnell, Guy Kibbee, Dull?) Anderson and Guirm isle 3f. Willlismh. J, ni-nion clierxv "i3" m, originnl rcreonplny for "in which was direciﬂd l7! l“!

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