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,..m STOCK. - Cattle Spray. sprayers. B'uestono and Hydrated Lime. P. J. and 0. Kennedy.
.. SERVE August eighl.h.for ongfned picnic. aid St. Pat- flick": Church. Grand River.
.. s WILL be shown in cen::.l1jI3edeque. Wednesday eve- mug instead of Tuesday. .
,.3uymG peeled DultJWW9 throughout July at market price: Contact P 1:. 1. Product Co.. Ltd Kenslngton. Phone-5'1 on George H Brookirts. Kenstngton Phone 9.
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ml and dance at Clermonts school, Thursday. July 19. 8150 sale of lunches. I
- ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Murphy. Sum- merslde. wish to announce the wgagement of their eldest daugh- tu, Ruby Bertha, to Revel Char- les Walter. son of Mr. and Mrs Anthony Newport. Hunter River- Marriage to take place in the near
future.
JVISITING IN SUMMEBSIDE .-Mrs. Johnny Westwood of Van- couver, B. c., arrived in Sum- merside last week to visit her aunt- Mrs. Alfred Groom and other relatives on the Island. At present she is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Arthur Johnstone. Long Riverulnd the Johnson's and Warrens at Max-gate. also Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Marchbank. New Annan. on Sunday at the regular morning service she sang very sweetly "BIG-55 This House." Mrs. Westwood is A trained singer and very willing I-0 help with a church service. ESPN- ially in Margnte where her father attended Church 50"” 3'93” "3" she expects to leave for Van- couver on the 16th of July-
-FUNEBAL SUNDAY - The funeral services for tht late Dun- can Albert Kennedy were held Sunday afternoon from the res- idence of his mother. with Dr. A. D. MacKenzle officiating. Dr. Mac- Kenzie spoke kind and comforting words to the bereaved family using his words on the text "Like as a father pitieth his children. so the Lord pitieih them that fear him." The hymns suns were The
Lords Mv shepherd." and "safe m The Ar-ins of Jesus" A' solo "The city Four Square" W”
beautifully rendered by Mr. HM” and Vickerson. The pallbearers wen: Lowell Poole, Rlchardpcol-. pugs, Jame; Lowery. Ll0lid.Sw19B- I-lubert Nelson. James Stewart. Ins tat-ment was in the Lower Mon- tague CemetefY-
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-IN s-rocir.-wire Cable, my Rope. Hay Salt, Blocks and Hay Forks. P. J. and 0. Kennedy.
-DB. WILFBED Callaghan will be absent from his office untll August 1st.
JUST ARRIVED new Massey- Harrls power mowers, horse drawn mowers, dump rakes. OIIL only rake bar hayloader. Hubert Agnew. phone 2627 or 2720. Sum- merslde.
-THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME? But winter is sure to come ao a shipment of Cunard'a best coal to arrive soon. Would suggest that you book orders now at the old price, and beat the higher freight rates to the wire. P. .l. Maclnnia. Borden.
-ARRIVI-IS FOR. WORK -Mr. Charles Hogan of the Unemploy- ment lnaurance Agency in Sum- merside reports that eight hay- maker arrived tonight for work on Pr ce County farms. Three went to Freetown, two to Albany and the other three have been placed in farms close to Summer- side. Farmers are paying them 54.00 per day.-S. E
-VISITING RELATIVES -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Payntcr, and daughter Linda. of Anagnnce, N. 3.. arrived recently to visit rel- atives in Kensington and sur- rounding districts. This is their first visit to the Island. Mr. Paynter is a grand-son oi the late Thomas Payntcr of Anagance, uncle to many members of the Paynter family here. Thevvlsltors are house guests of their cousin Mrs. James Sheen and Mr. Sheen, Kenslngton.
--COMING TO S'SII)E - Dr. Clarence M. Morgan and family of Terre Haute. Indiana. is com- ins to summerslde on Aug. 3, and will be at the Harbor View cab- ins. Dr. Morgan is better known as "The hoosier schoolmaster of the air.” He is gathering material for a magazine article an eastern Canadian provinces. Quite recent- ly he completed an article on the Canadian Rockies, which appeared in the magazine, "Better Homes and Gardens."
-Personals
-Mr. H. A. Stewart. Tyne Val- ley. was a recent over-right visitor to Norboro.
-Mrs. Willard Brown of Irish- town w. I.. attended the Wom- en's Institute Convention in Char- lottetown on Wednesday.-Bur.
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-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maynard and family, Summerside. were guests on Sunday of their sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Allison MacLeod. Spring Brook.
-Dr. l-lopgood of the staff of the Nova acotia Hospital in Dart- mouth. N. 3, and her sister Hazel. have arrived in summer-aide for a three weeka' visit.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mill and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mill. Clermont. were among those attending the
Ice cream Festival on Monday evening at Rustico.
-Mrs. William M. Horton. daughter of E. E. Parkman of
summerside. and family of Kent- vllle. N. s. have arrived in Sum- meraidg for a months' vacation. Mr. Horton will join her in three weeks' time. -
July 9th Mrs. had as Mr. and Johnny
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--on Monday. Arthur Cornish. I-lowlan her guests. her cousin. Mrs. Keith Warren. Mrs. Westwood. and her aunt. Selina Johnson. Margate. i
.Mrs. Harry Brander returned to Charlottetown on Monday -1- ter spending her vacation at Burlington and vicinity. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. A. H. Campbell. who attended the women's Institute Convention as
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--Dr. and Mrs. vander Meer of New York City will be at Harbor View cabins on August 3. Dr. Vander Meet is connected with atomic research and involved in the rain-making experiments in New York recently. This will be his twelfth visit to Prince Edward Island.
KINGSTON. Surrey, England- (OP) - A leglesa war veteran has been ruled off the road for I year because he drove his motor- powered invalid chair while un- der the influence of drink.
No. I Tractor Mower: M. E: No. 1 Bay loaders. M. In Coed horoo moron; 1 Balls Thresher and Blower combined, nearly now: one 10! Junior Traelnr.
' new motor and paint Job: 1 Money llarria potato sprayer in perfect condition; I rlmtono no-igenuor. cu, cIbI4.
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Summersidc bids the Maritime fire chiefs welcome this week, The grocer. the ice man. the but- cher call quite often at our doors and we welcome their visits as es- seniial to the smooth and oven flow of daily living. The fire- man may never call. or may call but once in a lifetime. He makes his visit only at a time of crisis, and we are then depending on his cool efficiency for our continued security and happiness. He 'is for a few brief critical minutes or hours the most important per- son in our lives; the man of the flaming hour. as it were. if he and his mates are well organized, we can expect expert service that will reduce our losses to a mini- mum.
Firemenls conventions are held for the purpose of bettering their organization and methods, and should therefore receive the en-- dorsement and encouragement of us all. It will not be necessary nor advisable to set fires, or even ring in false alarmsito show these visitors we believe in them and the work they do for a commun- ity. But as many of us as are in a position to do so should tender to these visitors the hospitality of our town, and do any kind- nesses or couriesies which lay in our power.
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Almost before Bruce Hutchin- son's defence of our Government's "four-wheel brakes" fight against inflation in Maclean's Magazine of July 15 hit the streets, the news of May's large boost in the cost- of-llving index threw question and doubt on the light itself, and his attempt to justify it.
"In March," Hutchinson says, "the Canadian cost-of-living in- dex rose 2.1 points, less than half of the (.5 point rise in February. In April the rise is ,2 points . . . The brakes were apparently work- ing. The Government will be sur- prised and disappointed if prices show any serious increase during the rest of the summer. It has, or thinks it has, a breathing spell in the inflationary spiral."
Immediately we learn that the cost-of-living index for May showed an increase larger than that for March! It is evident that the Government just thought it had a "breathing spell in he in- flationary spiral." We believe in British justice. however, and gov- ernments, like individuals. must have a fair trial. So let's wait and see, but let's not forget that inflation can be a very serious threat to our way of life. it is a dictatorship of shrinking dollars and, if allowed to continue, can hold us in bondage as crippling to the spirit as that imposed by Stalin and his gang.
S'sid?llHti-My Club Meets
-The regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Summerside Rotary Club was held yesterday with President Benjamin Taylor pre- siding, The guest speaker at yesterday's meeting was Miss Pauli, formerly of Charlottetown and now attached to the United Kingdom Legation Labor Depart- ment at New Delhi, India. Miss Paoli has been stationed. at New Delhi for the past 2 1-2 years and her talk dealt with her impres- sions of India. its people, and their way of life. She had a most
interesting display of handicraft'
made by the natives. consisting of silk and linen, brasswork, metals, etc. '
There were six visiting Ro- tarions, Gordon Avard. Charlotte- town, Fred S. Layton, Truro, N.S., R. S. MacLean, Sudbury, OnI., G. C. Pitcher, Fredericton, N.B., Clar- ence Nickerson. Moncion, N.B., Edwin Grose. Barrie, Ont.
And five other visitors: 1'. C. Layton and M. H. A, Christie. Truro, C. J. Allen, Ottawa, Ernest Dole. Toronto. Edward Paoli, Charlottetown.
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My wife having left my bed and board I will no longer be re- Iponelhle for any debt: contracted by her In my name.
JACK INMAN. Alborton.
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CHARLOiT'I'ETOWN
Fire Chiefs Convention To Open In Siside Today
The 37th annual convention of the fire chief: of the Maritime Provinces opened yesterday in Bummeralde. the first one . to be held here, with reglstration'totall- in over 125 delegates were present. with their families, from almost every point in the Marl- time Provinces and registration which began yesterday at four o'- clock was completed about seven o'clock.
At 10.00 o'clock the chiefs and their wives were entertained at a buffet ltinch ' in the council chamber and they were extended a welcome to the town by His Worship Henry W. Wedge. on be- half of the citizens of summer- IIQ. During the early part of the evening e. band concert was held at the Memorial Square which was much enjoyed by the visitors and cltisena alike.
Today at 10.00 o'clock the of- ficial opening of the convention will take place at Robson's Rest- aurant and will be presided over by President Chief. Stanley Scott. Glace Bay. N. S. The official wel- come to the chiefs will be ex- tended by Mayor Wedge at 11.00 o'clock. After the official welcome they will be addressed by C. A. Thompson Dominion Fire Com- mlssloner. Ottawa. In the after- noon the ladies will be taken by car to points of interest and will visit the Confederation Chamber while in Charlottetown They will be treated to a shore dinner at Cavendish on their completion of the tour.-S.
LONDON .. (CPI - A coun- cillor resigned his position as old- est members on London's. Wood Green District Council because. he said, he has to baby-sit on Tuesday nights when the council meets.
RFJGENT
THEIR NEWEST &
Co-op Meeting Al Summerside Last Night
At St. Paul's Ball last night I well attended meeting of the mem- bers of the Summerside Coopera- tive Movemcnt were addressed by Mr. Jack Burns, representative of the Credit Union National service of Hamilton, Ont. Mr. A.B Mac- Donald. natlonal secretary of the Cooperative Movement in Can- ada, Ottawa, and Rev. Nelson Mac- Donald of Dartmouth. N.S.. who is the vice president of the Credit Union National Association. Rev. Mr. MacDonald extended greetings from the Credit Union League of Nova Scotia. and his talk dealt with the advantages of membership in the Credit Union movement
Regarding the .Summu'side Co- operative Store he pointed out that there are three main points to be observed in the successful opera- tion of such r store. Cleanliness. which he said he had found there. goods well displayed and the store well laid off; second. courtesy you
the part of the employees and third. good service to the public He told them to have in stock goods that the customers want, for service was, one of the fundament- al principles of a cooperative store. Mr. A. B. MacDonald. the Nation. al Secretary, said "You are part of a tremendous movement called the Maritime movement which is tied up with a like movement in 40
one that has won world wide ac-
world come to see how you have managed to improve conditions and
that one of the weak points of mg Canadian Cooperative Movement was that many of its employees do not seem to know that they be- long too a movement that can lift men to a higher plane of living they consider their work as just
er of monopoly wielded by the big
MEETING
The King Hiram R. B. P. will meet Thursday. July llltli in King Edward Lodge Room. Bedequr, at 8 P. )1. Other Preceptories are invited to attend. Most Wor ahipful Bro. Sir Knight l'.G.llI.. of Calgary. Alberta. be the guest speaker.
A. A. IllncCALI.I,'M. Recording Registrar.
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Alean spray Lime-Tf ',:ou-Iwant the finest and beat spray fresh stock Just received.
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business concerns is just as dan- gerous as the threat of atheistia Communism. He pointed out that the United Nations are advocating cooperative movements to aid the
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teeming millions of depressed peo- ples on the world. "You are work- ing in a movement". be said. "that is going to bring back sanity to the world."
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LIVE POULTRY
LOADING HEAVY LIVE FOWL. CHICKEN. Empty Crops. 8 am. to 2 p.m.. July 19. in the field near my Hatchery.
Plump. 5 lbs. up:
EXCEPTIONALLY FAVORAILE PRICES.
Poultry products. or present selling over their value, present a grove risk of buyers' resistance plus is pile-up of poultry moors of a later date in on all limo record chick production year.
- A few of us should -not have to carry those euros and worries alone. it should be over-yono's re-
rospoclfully suggest. cull your fowl Tuesday.
Check on the results Wednesday. If your work is
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