gdeque , . " mmmgd. Qgyltnil vs. "nmbombers. Ackninion I m ﬂ-lv-Ii. 1 man

e ""“- Arr M" tara-

4...... rum. n! mo! but o!

Apply

tione. to lkoployment and ldntivs ser- thrzeggyegémmﬁgﬁﬂ? {Tm vice, Summerside. 2-7-31

t theft oi $300 from ham? opxeared before Judge Len-u; Sumln

‘_ delectedtobetriedbel WM

n the next sittinl of , Court.—5.

PEISONAIJ

, __ further word quad. oi lur. n. I. nrlmaa. of National Def

a314,; 1 two “adults. No

-WAN'I‘ID an experienced maid. h 0w . Good

from the Department nos revealing the

e ride, who recently under- nature of the wound

,1, operation in iihe Prince .

w; 5111i“, much improved 11':

_ an. Peter Pete of 0141!! “returned to Halifax after ,,, his leave at his homo. He mempanied as far as Sum- .. by Mrs. Pate. who will

W, Hospital, are pleased to no Niwri-ed to h

his motile dour memrtlaat he u good ueov

, Maipeque.

Army m; 519w days here as the gueslt Jan. 81st for Long Branch, gnA

m, pidele Perry.

for s six weeks course in equipment.

J. F. Arnetif Elected Mayor Of Summerside

lir. J. F. Arnett wll

‘ The ' il or oi Summerside in the Civic for the mayoraTty:

lion held yesterday. by a mai-

yoi 400 over his opPODODAhIu Mr. be

E. Cam i1. M!‘-

list‘ Ward-Arnett. 100; Camp- ll, ‘i . Centre Wlrd-Arnett. 012C101?-

585 vdtes and Ml‘. bell

pbell polled 10s. As there are i‘. names on the voters’ list not 1.11 more than hair o! hose tilled lo vote went to the P011!-

111 the only other contest Mr. uds, 0i; Palmer, i0

n. Stewart was re-elected to

mm of water and swag: ards, 40; Palmer s1.

mmissioners with a total of

is. ills opponents were Mr. ards, N: Palmer, S1. M1‘.

itilew Richards. who received

all a week a80-

the grocery wholesale flrrn oi nor ers and Arnett Ltd. and held the

the '1‘ eﬂioe of Mayor for two terms, be- tlutii were elected by acclsmn- ing elected in i927 and 102B. S

beyelfweld-nArneti. N5; 08ml!-

70. hrlwater Commissioner: East Ward-Stewart, 148; Rich-

Centre Wank-Stewart, OMS-inh- Wes Ward-Stewart. lllflidh- J. P’. Arnett is president of

'1 Board. street lighting, in- ce, superannuation, handling urges depreciation

year by year.

DOSBQILIYOTI- w. u. p

say, fetid b! me extent (though not wh ) w, n T panama m‘, u" W %' Securit ion

vely small balance, which is to ntro 1e It is only

latlvel" slight reductions whleh 1 1, 1, 004mm. J me“ "mewhat Tillie gdlizes tii Ate of cou- p

r possible in nlrollahle expenditures. that any

anomlcs whatever in expendi- $3,}, $3‘ my“, 5gp": the - L is! ting and so

-= can be affected

NC N“ 9°“ flow occupies. By

. be M“ ‘ m“ "M" "N" 9" ginihatergituzuch u T per cent with bonds bearing the lower rate of

ltor‘; rgp I

.' emolalaon‘ 010.120 21

04.104451

redeeming of debentures reduced the 5

p .11.. Board oi’ Sch 1 ‘rrus- m" l“ tobrin sbo ‘i "l" mﬂlorlty or wiioom are ﬁfiitdilvttdgiitnhutleri o! the City's Ix

"Eminent appointed, saw fit to

ltlllggrlus with an additional de- t . for ‘hi’: $3.000 Had it not u“ have expenditure, we his (my

.1, h assessment also as been the policy a pre- 1, gntlciplbﬂ in this tax levy.

S ”)’A_l mtunhi, tesnsiiﬂiilililmand at the ~ i current rate of no this mum e .. 17' 1v " ‘ f

) j gm" sale wh .00. s ee u“. ‘M i is justification for the rpdueedr se- i e6 1 1 .. :2. aura. w"

rnucllsrguo 1, . ,

F" I in édglfd. . " ‘aria

ill m!» For beet ﬁll]: lllip

vious Councils. since the outbreak

JDEFICIT o,

_ 1*- i lin thin but the very Jwnrmutd ffmlifiwej) ﬁll...‘ aiiéynao ‘or capitol ex- :—"”_ penditurcs, and these only when

citizens

bind

' tru ti ns from our Council in- iestgdoin the i 4 Victory Loans $76 000.00.

e assassin valuation for 10M was

reduced the debt or 1 ,, . by approximately $40» y”:

an er - m; Ibaveeaimthta:

war, to abstain from projects

The o0 per cent refunding issue. eased to

bid beinl

, the Dominion ies Corpon 1M This

1-2 per cent.

fin re lind it J51... whiflilm our ﬂint: s high rate City's interest en is considerabiv lowered. Other leans

Your Finance Committee on in-

1-2 per cant the

t

ant in real estate 06,100,000. .100 for the year e of $87,510- " e feel that a revision of ae- ent necessary and hooe by

“Wllldllmlht in rsonai pro- vsluationlnfgrémqgull $190.; ' u u 0.0%.‘: decrease‘ of $01.-

"A revisioh o!

lael And Pdoenoi General valuation in tax revert oi N.- W f itiut Pﬂlibii! there an‘.

u: Tiwo Tris written of! as ma

reserve set uE to take oars n.1,, e

a _ i .- msmfhurtooileetsblautcalxaaf

Ilnlh

'IIIIIIA'IIQ

ND LIIERATION or ' uonnr amca _

ALSO NEWS

and SHORT SUBJECTS Shows: 7:30 - 9:15

Matinee Thursday 3.30

_-¢__. O“ SUMMERSIDE

for the year 1044 less the $10,000.- 00 reserved for uncoliectablo. amounted to $364,335.18. while the receipts for the ear, that is the actual monies co acted for current ihheiié’ ‘.‘§.'°.'."l. '"“°““““ "‘

. . w c 108 cmt of the 19H levy p"

I tlglgaei-nénvnsions. The and

JENK NS ....<os. m. =..-.-»@.-

lT Ftlhlfllltid

“I have endeavored to bring to your attention a few of the items o1 the auditor's report. Might I suggest that the chairmen of all committees of the Council study the auditor's report with

car . will enable them, when we meet to bring down the esti- rnates- o1 expenditures for the forthcoming year, more readily

to bring dowmsuch estimates for

the year 1946 in their respective departments as will present a complete picture allowing a sur- ius of Revenue over Expendi- ure."

Yesterday's Market

rrlnt cl-lnnuorrarowu GUARDIAN CENTRAL OIIAIIIIIAI

t nd amt-m" "in: ~ I ‘OI’ P nu in ldvnnoo. m’ w -_ 'iu__ v CIASWIIJ. for Photographs. oourm . smmcEnoa-rron In: m

THE NED FOB. BLOOD DON- ATIONS Is mom-r - ill YOU be s donor this week? 1' I-‘i-ii; DI. OAISON resumes practice:

v- ‘ 2-1-11 '

rnlsonsn m JAPAN-Mr. and

Mrs. Doric have received word mm John now a 91150118 in Japan.

BS1131 e111 a ' s book delivered to w!‘ I-S-Si.

B IUJOD DONOR. THIS WEEK — Phone 621 today and make YOUR appointment to Bivei on Thursday morning. 2-7-11.

NOW OVERSEAS - Mr. '1‘, A. Rodd, Milton. has received word informing him that his son, Com- DBIIY Bet. ltiaior Harold L. Rodd has arrived safely overseas.

FUNERAL THIS MORNING — The funeral of the late Miss Minnie McKenzie will take place from her residence, 9 Rmhiord Street. this 1110111111: at 9.45 to st. nnnsterrs ﬁles, thence to the 11.0. Cem_

MCDONALD - Died at the res_ idenoe of her son.in_1aw, John Mc- Donald. Bedford. Feb. 6. ‘Katherine A. McDonald. formerly of Grand lracadie mineral will take place, from her residence 'l‘hursdav| morning wt 9 30 to St. Michael's Church. Con-an Ban. Interment in chm-ch cemetery.

RESTAURANTS INSPECTED -, sac inspecvohs of Cltv restaurants were made durinc the war 1044 and s11 restaurants were found in a sanitary condition. accordion to the Nmrt of Silt M W. Rearrinn. sanitary officer. made to the City Colmcii last night.

‘FRINITV MISSION RAN“ -- Trinltv Mission Rand met, in the Social mm at a so yesterday ﬂier-‘ noon with the president Doris Clark prgsldin-z Gel-ta Hansen, aottti as secmetorv Mary Bearisro was appointed roll call secretary to fin the vacarlc camped bv Helen Stewart's dens ure from the city ' Following the openinz ceremony, on item on temperance was read by Douala: Clark. Joan Roaerson lead in prayer for rmc of cur medical missionaries in India. Joan Store" read the Scriotnre lesson lard ‘Fhclmo. Barwls» lead in prayer‘ The baldness "lee conducted by the =ur1¢ Mrs MecPad-ven and Miss "I-Dovﬂrtii w»! rlngfhcr 51m. 1.0m’ ‘Tin stud" boo" "Tommy 1w‘. "Yhoels". ‘Miss Leila Morri: nresldPri w. the Mo». Aifer the Tﬂgndwufk

period. o" Joined in a FiNTB and

r-inrevi the memim 1w strwin i‘- . . -. Q Mr

"For"

PAGE NINE

MORE THAN A “ PET PROJECT" Training at HOLMAN’! is more than a pet project of the personnel office. It's an in- tegral pert of service that makes our store the favorite shopping piece of as many cul- tomers. We want our salespeople to serve you better — to know the merchandise they show. Above all, we want them to be s part

of our store -— to know why we do things

as we do.

'I‘hst"s s. policy that we feel has paid; not merely because it hes “ ‘ ’ an unusually

large number of customers, but because it

has led to greater confidence in our store. And we want you to enjoy that confidence

Wartime limitations sometimes make it neces- sary to condense this training, in order to. provide an adequate staff. But whenever it is possible, the salesperson who serves you here is an expert in hi: or her field. ‘They're people we are proud to have associated with us —— people, we are sure, you like to have

ill

R. 1'. HOLMAN 1.11:.

SUMMERSIDE CHARLOTTETOWN

-._~-»—~ ‘ 1th her and Mrs. John Crockett o! ively. Mrs. Crockett was 86 years long. Bollh Mr. and Mrs. Crockett enough l" Share "m" w

. _ , . . , . l,ii.€i‘5 iDelburne. Alberta. celebrated their old on February 5 and Mr. Crock- enjoy good. health although M!" $°"-‘- Hm 190cm)“ many o ﬂow wnvyrwn new" wwnnmq 66th wedding anniversary at their ett is

.. . - -i.itl ll at- 88. Their three suns, Ed- Crockett has failing eyesight. Mls. .l11d Lrilds o1 eongta u a v11 0

' ISBTY In AwWYIiW1cAR,\Y_‘ﬂk-T§ﬂﬂs 1.. Pplhp-a‘ home. Both Mr. and Mrs. Crockett ward. Walter and Arthur livc in Crockett is an ardent zardenetrriand igeillgllﬁreigilgglbeekitelé gauze gm‘ by 1:91pm"! ma"; w,“ h, lntgrngtod are natives of Prince Edward Is- Alberta and are near enough to lorlks after s large garden w on

in learninz that on January 20th.

MARKET PRICES YESTERDAY gggys, per doz. 85-." B

Straw

Pota es. '15 1b. bag Butter. dairy

Roast beef

Steak, pel- lb. Chickens

Fresh lettuce, head Celerv

Corned beef Oranges, doz.

u oabbege' j 1b. Neg: beets, 5 lb. lbwl

Parsnips, 4 lb. Sweet Potatoes. lb. Mushrooms. box Spinach. lb. Bananas. lb.

New carrots, btmeh

PRODUCE

MONTREAL. Feb. 0 — (C?) - Produoe rises today reported by the Don-lnion Department of Ail- ricultum follow:

EGGS: Not packed for export A Large 35-35 V... A Medium 3i- ii-Sl: A Pullers 20-30 56: B 39-30. Faceted ior export A Larile 8'1; A

m um 30. Receipts: 1006 boxes.

BUITER: Wholesale jobbing pasteurized 3i 03-95: current rc- cei t Que No 1 asteurized 35 del ll 1 No m“ j ' BIOS-MCI first grade

CHEESE: Current whilte end colored. westernaoﬂlv, FOB_ ooiomd

rt BBt M i! 16- 21; e 28v: Wm 21%- i6 for local trs e.

Receipts: 1701 boxes.

. ‘R.?“'i.°“l".’.i l”.."“‘d..“’.°“ 51° . : o - -- ' ~ res-ma; ma. res-loo. 23:1.

IN TIIII INVASION!

- 15nd!!!‘ shill

‘nénﬁg t.1f§.i'p¢rt"i§i

°° mm" last was the

of British troo on OM00 Aegean islan

our BIGGEST CHANCE

land and former residents oi Car- their parents to drop in occasion- help. H d5 leton and Cape 'I‘raverse_re_sp_e_ct- ally to see how they or; getting a- vesting her own ootstoesand grows ren . .

11 d ther She is quite capable 0f h"- "iembers M ma“ “m y m O

of the Year TO SAVE

Odd Lines A Of ---

-- LADIES’

FUR COATS

-- FUR TRIMMED CLOTH COATS

---SPORT

COATS AND JACKETS

Now 0n Sale At Reduced Prices

LADIES’ FUR COATS

1 only Hudson Seal, fitted style, sin 14, regular $450.00, Extra Special $296.00.

1 only Black Opossum Swagger style, size 16. Former price 5149-9"- Clearing at $115.00. "

8 Hudson Head Cont; lie l2, at the Special Price of 845-00 Hi

I Brown Viscasehu 1-14, l-ld, 1-18. 70111‘! for 08¢!!- 2 Grey Viscasehal 1-14, 1-10, Special $79.50.

2 only Brown Marmink, 1-14, l-16, on Sale 3159-00 Wilh-

F UR TRIMMED COATS

18 only Ladies’ Fur trimmed Coats, different styles and shades, sizes l3 to 20, and 16 1-2 to 22 1-2. Clearing at greatly reduced prices.

‘SPORT COATS

12 only Sport Coats, sizes 16 to 42. Special as per quality at $17.95 and 82250 each. Odd lines of Sport Jackets now clearing at $1.95 to $4.95 each.

VISIT OUR moms’ READ Y- T0- WEAR AND GET roux suam: or mass VALUES.

iinciair 6' Stewart Ltd.

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