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"IF? "MEETINGS , c. e . ‘i? ' , Mr. and Mrs. Erskin Clark mot- § The following c. c. r. Meetings ore to be field lh the if“ "’ °*‘"*°“"°'”‘ °“ "’°““°" e 1st District of Prince: A . Miss min Whelan has returned to d BLOOMFIELD-MONDAY, Julie 9-—8l3° P.M. 1lgff°iahil§f'$ﬁrhintiiﬁ“$1.5?” - — , une - : . . . ' ' ' .' ' 5 il'tb"hiii"iﬁih“v°v‘€éilhéS§J°T“°.'i' M.‘ 3O tn ii M» r Wel- W m» § TlGNlSH-THURSDAY, Julie 12-4130 m. W112i‘, §§§,f§_"“" M" "d M.‘ ‘ Speakers: DOUGLAS MocBRlEN, C.C.F. Organizer m v.51. §l s and C.C.F. Candidates ROSS CAMPBELL 011d DAN MOCKAY. l Mﬂ- J- Wines" °""1‘°“"~ W“ z- .a few days here the put- wool: EVERYBQDY WELCOME ‘guest of he: sister, Mrs. Herbert ’4&¢§4—§4-§Q-O + Clark?-

Mrs. Octave Gaudot spent the week-end in Alberton, where she was me guest of Mrs. J-zesph Gau- det. '

T0 ERASE ILLITERACY LONDON —~ (CP) - D. R. Collins,‘ NEW D LHl - (C?) - ThFZftITO n1 Brian's leading p8 fun-e gnvcrlrment of the No tar-West.manufacturcls, will visit (h: St. Frontier Province oi In“ lopesilawrehch. vhllhy and "believes that to eradicate illiteracy within tilcill he can capture the unique at-H next 10 years. The present lguremosphere cl the valley in airing of illiteracy is 1S per cent ant I it might. very well form the basia o! proposal for u tytvm of basic <d-‘ fl nrw persumn to add to ills ‘famous ucaticn will be introduced. l " a

Mrs. S. R. Burks recently agent o. brie! holiday with friends ill Summer-side the early part o! tho in announcement said. I week’ ______ _

v A Mrs. James Whcian a tormer re- isloahl of alsertoh who has hash living in Charlottstown for the past year ls recclvmg a warm welscrne. .whlle visiting reativea and ‘friends i hero.

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| -___ | ‘the very interesting three act play entitled "Anne o! Green Gables" was presented in the Warren's Institute Hall by the Aiberlon Y. P. U. on Tuexlzy and _wednseday oi this week. Bot-h th! ‘play and matinee wore well attend- ed.

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Rolled Roofing lnslll Bric Siding Rolled Bric Siding Rsphalt Felt Starter Strip and Cement One Oar Blue Stone _ One Oar llydratell time One Oar Molasses Puncheons

One Oar Barbed Wire and Nails Oue This Week.

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At the conclusion o! the lorll successful Education Casmuign the guest speaker motored to the home oi Mr. W. H. Oulton. where the? were served refreshments.

Mr. J. W. Mciﬁunon. gradure. Osgoode Hall new school. Toronto, Ont.. resontly visited his asters. Mrs. W. B. Duiton. Albertcn, and Mira. Kenneth Irving. Coleman. "v

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It will be s nutter e! interest to many hose to learn that a res- nursnt ta being built on (North) Main street. Mr. Henry Clarke. it is lmceniood. will l general mah- asar. Ris many fr ends wish him the utmost success in his new In- tor-prise.

The llm "tuberculosis ~0iini= Ii the season was held in the town. on Monday. the afternoon oi III 2nd instant. A largo If children. nut adults. took Id"!!- lll o! their opportuni T011406 1y the Department o: to llssilh and Wellsre. —A r

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The pustns of the lets llrs. Charles It. loam was leached Vi"! deep regret by a largo nllsﬁlr o! friends hers. lhilowinl tho tunnel service at the tsrnily homo tn lum- merslde Morday the body his eon- vsyed to Albsrton for lotmatnt. in the 01d Presbyterian Osmoteﬂ Simon lympllhy is extended to in, mniiy, sad friends In till? FIR} i . ..._1 _..

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Hero ls your chance to buy High Grade Simmons Bed Outfits of o decided saving. —-We connot- reploce those outfits ct anywhere near their cost as Bedding Prices hove gone up 25%. But we offer these to our customers to prove that Holman’: is still the best place to buy Furniture and House Furnishings. All Outfits ors Simmons quality cnd include o good looking Walnut finished steel Bad-sturdy, well-mode Cable Spring and good weight, cotton felt Mattress in oll standard sins, 3'3", 4' and 4‘6“. SHOP NOW AND SAVE.

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lwaisli-rzn. l- Set Matching Heads. lsloyd Airlock, Bel-toque.

—NORTH TRYON Presbyterian Church. service Sunday, June Bih. at 7.30 P. M. Miss Mary A. Mac- Kenzie, Deaconess.

-BIADL\LBANE Presbyterian Church service Sunday. J1me Wh- at d F, M. my. Donald A. Celmp- bell will be 1n ei-large. ‘rtev. J’. A. McGowan, Interim Moderator.

-CENTRAL BEDEQUE Baptist Fellowship. Rev. D. M. Eraser, Pastor. Meeting for Hundalv. June 8th. 10.45 A. M. Everyone Isloicome.

-CIIURCH BEOPBNING-Iargc congregations attended Long River Presbyterian Church at the morn- ing and ovoninl services on Sun- day, June 1st. when the bulldlns was ro-oponod alter being closed for several months tor repairing nnd re-docorsttng. The minister, Rev. D. A. Campbell preached in the church building for the first time since coming to New Lon» don, all services having been held in Long River Hall. At the morning service: Mrs. Alfred Mc- Kay's fine voice was hoard 1n a solo. with Mrs. Elwood Campbell at the organ. At the evening ser- vice. a men's choir composed o! membe s o! Zion Ohuroh and Trinity churches. Charlottetown. rendered several selections which were much enjoyed by tho con- gregation which filled the church to capacity. The building, which has been completely renovated. now presents a very dine appear- ance, and is a credit to the mom- bera of the congregat on. who are

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Forks and Handles in stock. Tlso Simmer-aide Hardrwaxo Co.

—‘l‘R-YON UNITED GIBCUPL- Services tor Stu/noisy. June 8th. Tryon 11.00 A. M. Crapaud 3.00 P. M. Cop's Traverse 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. A. Jﬂﬂiilﬂﬁ. Minister.

—'!‘0 ATTEND CONVENTION- Miss Edith sterrls, Charlottetown. Mrs. '1‘. J. Inman. Central Bede- quo, and Mrs. Hazen l-Ioward. Corrlwalh left on Tuesday for Ashbury Perk. New Jersey, U. U. A. to attend the World's Inter- national Women's Christian Tern- perance Union convention held there. They will spend ome time in New York and Boston on their return trlp.-B.

-IBLANDI:R. AT REGINA- Oaptaln D. A. Mothieson of the Regina police force is at. present on a short visit to his home in Springfield. RE. I. l-le is a son o! Angus and Mrs. Mathlsson who are quite hale and hearty at l8 years, also his numerous broth- ers and sisters. Capt. Dan was quite a good athlete in his young- er days. especially when he was the custodian o! the law in Kon- slngton. He was taken on the Ile- gins. police force shortly after going there, and in due course o! time was promoted to the position oi’ Captain. lie always took rs special interest in wrestling and was for a time Canadian heavy- weight champion. Always of a generous nature. he gave many promising athletes the benefit o! his knowledge and experience and was succesafull in bringing out MscOrssdy who later became

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vaulting pole, weights, etc. He leaves on Monday ‘ on return to Regina I-lia many

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AT KENSINGTON WEDNESDAY, JUNE lltll AT 1:30 PM.

Acting under instructions by the Exscutors of the lots Elle May Harding, I will sell by Public Auction ot hsr house in Ksnsington oll hor household affects including furniture, dishes, mots, beds, bedding, sic.

Terms Cosh. ARTHUR STEWART. Auctioneer. . ﬂ

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and Set Your Supply as Bernard's are llavlng Specials

agent to remove eyatine irom human

hair - is on view at the British‘

Industries Fair. Cyatina is uaed in

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Tsos, lb. Orange Polloe, lb. Coffee, lb. Double Cream Custard,

2 for Muffin Mix, 2 for Eating Figs, 2 pkgs. Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. .. Soda Crackers, bulk, lb. Fitted Dolls, 2 lbs. Baking Soda, 2 pkgs. .. Cream Tartar, 2 pllgs. . Salt, 5 lb. bogs, 2 for .. Cow Salt blocks 14c 8| Soup MIL 2 for . . . . .. Diced Carrots, 2 cons .. Diced Boots, 2 cons Irish Stew, 2 cans lssf Sausage, 2 cons .. Bologna, 2 cons .. Con leaf, 2 cons ..... Wslnsrs, 2 cons Kern, 2 cons ...,,... i’ Prom, 2 cons .Quollor Oats, cup and

saucer .. . . . . .. Quaker Oats, tumbler . Robin Hood Dots,

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We have in sfockz-n Stock Drivers Asphalt Shingles Starter Strips Roofing Cement Plastic Cement Shingle Sfoin Felt Paper‘; Roofing Paper ,

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50ft... .. ..... 69c Pulle s, no rust 69c Hon Mode Driving

Harness . . . . .. 38.00 ‘ Work bridles 2.25 .up . Collursn .. . 5.00 up Mortingolss .. 1.69 Neck Yoke Straps, Pr. 3.10 Blow Torches 6.00 up Gillet’: Lye, 3 cons 32: lig 5 Cleaner, Tcuns .. 13¢ Sweat Pads, ouch 69¢ Rope Snaps, 2 for 15c ~ 1"_ Shops, 2 for ...,.,,,.. 15¢ Wood Homes, pair 2.25 Sisal Homes, poir 2.15 35 foot, 6 Inch 5 ply

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