§.GALLART , gllrog co., Ltd.

i‘? TORE! Modern- -- Clean -— Cheery-

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fl STOCK! Complete; ~’ High Quality - v. Moderatelv Prio- " ed-

liollicn Krust Bread

Ask Your Grocer for It.

TORCIJTO BAKERY

Summerside

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Western l Loc a I s

—-'.l'l|lo column is reserved for new; ol locni interest but advertising or n newly nature mo: be inserted at I ocntn n word strictly plygblg l“ ndvnnee-

—BLACK, galvanized and bronze ﬂy screening in stock at Braces. L-8540-7-6-2l.

-FOR DIPPING SHEEP use

Kreso Dip. Special price by the gallon. Taylor Drug 00., Kensing- ton. 6-2l-ti.

11-8599-7-5-21 f‘ ERVICE! E f f l c- (A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) b i-ratu. "grzrlzis Lgallvanized and ' __ BAINVILLE, Miont, July 5-The rg na an s apes in stock at l lent Promp-t’ great northern railways Empire Bruce's. L-8540-7-6-2l. COUFtEOUS- Builder. transcontinental passenger - ' x train. plunged into‘ o. washout and —1CE CREAM SOCIAL. st. was derailed today, injured 24 per- Mark's Church. Kenslnsl-OII. are

sons, at least two seriously.

‘l, ‘ Say l? Cut Flowers . 1-: WEDDING BQUQUETS —

-_.; - Flowers always

ll ‘ PROMPT SERVICE

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Summers

With Flowers

. Potted Plants FUNERAL DESIGNS

SUMMERSIDE

QUEEN HOTEL

“The Travellers Home " Phone 47

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in stock

WILLIAMS

P. O. Box 326

ide

ARTHURS snr:r

Cream Cans . Milk o Wash or Feed Boilers

Elbows . . . Crea ers . a Oil Cans .

REPAIRING A

WATER ST.

ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE

We manufacture all articles in Tin, Copper, Galvanized or Black Sheet Iron,

We carry-in stock a complete line of :‘

Call in and we will supply your needs

JAMES ARTHUR & CO.

METAL SRO?

r Water Pails . . Stove Pipe" allil

. Strainers . . I Fox Pans

SPECIALTY.

SUMMERSIDE

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WILLIAMS General Job

delivery of goods.

Phone 40-1

PLUMBING, REP

Personal attention givn to ._l Wiring, etc. No job

ﬂeeting

l‘ _ n lament so»:

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Thirty-five Years o; Cont“... m. vice, an up-to-date Job Printing Plant including a unmatched Aurolvarlc PRESS, and all presses individually electrically equipped means superior production and more expeditious I 1r you require PRINTED MATTER of any kind -' all this is at your service, and at Reasonable Prices.

Water Street, Summersldc

l3 BELMONT STREET,

Electrical Work

and

[RING

too large. , ohoice ol o variety of Beentiinl licetric Light Fixtures con ‘ now he installed et very reasonable prices. Plumbirlr. Ind RWIIIIIII- .-QWF,~>lIrvtco=-Cnr~ u . lﬂillllollicrontcljonoylﬂli” ‘ ' ‘

m. mu ic our Mow»- ikll, Write or [bone

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& CRUE

Printers

—BR.ACE’S prices on ice cream freezers are extra right.

holding an ice cream social on L. H. Howard's lawn Saturday even- ing. July 6th. Tables of home cook- ing. Do not miss it! L-8593-7-5-2l

—BUILDIVNGS painted with pure paintincrcase the value of any lnrm ﬁve llmes the cost or the labor and

ERSI

PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

liar Generators

and

Electric Motors

REPAIREB

Armature Rewinding Prompt Service Work Guaranteed

Allen w. Pallner

-CAR GOING ‘ONTARIO and

West can take passengers, one driver. Apply Box 513, Summerside. L-8567-7-4-2i

—WlLL ATTEND l\l.R.E.C. CAMP —Rev. J. B. Wilson oi the Baptist

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Alvin Stanlake, British Columbia. Mr. D. C. Velvy, who will look after Quebec has been with Dr. Bessel-d at the Zoological Gardens, Charles- bourg, Que. .Mr. W. F. Burke will have charge oi Prince Edward Is- land-S.

PERSONALS

—D1'. Richard snag) of New York is visiting his mother, Mrs. John Sharp. Summerslde.—-S.

-—Mrs. Chapman of Ottawa is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lefur gey.-—S.

_—Miss Leonore Chapman, who was a week-end guest at Mrs. Le- furgeykr. home. is now visiting in Sydney. Cape Breton-S.

-Mrs. Richard Preston of New York and her little daughter Mar- Earet Susan are the guests of Mrs. Preston's parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Rogers, Summerside-S.

—M.r. and Mrs. James Thompson have returned to their home in Manchester, New Hampshire, after a brief visit to Prince Edward Is- lal . They were accompanied back

Church, Summcrslde. leaves on Monday to attend the M.R.E.C. camp at Canoe Cove.-S.

—AT THE BEACIL-Mrs. Thane A. Campbell and her children have taken up their residence at Break- water Beach for the summer

paint. Buy pure paint at Bruce's. L-B599-7 5-21 —THE ANNUAL CONVENTION of the District Institutes. Mrs. George Bowness presiding, mcet at Graham's Road, July 8th. L-8643

-RETURNED i-l0ME——Mr. and Mrs. Blois and daughter, Miss Shir- leY- have returned to their home in Truro, N.S. They were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Wilson of Summerside. Mrs. Wilson and her llttledaughter accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Blois on their return. Mr. Casey. Mrs. Wilson's father, accom- panied the party.—S. ‘

P. L. BOWNESS

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Prince County Hospital Ambulance , in Charge Summerslde and Bedeque Phone 33-1. i_ _b‘B.I-'.i‘ilES-'1hi.i.\‘S~tl.

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Water Street Sunlmel-sid: A Home Away From Home

months-S.

—A'I‘TENDED SCOUT RALLY — Among those who motored to Char- lottetown on Friday to attend the Scout Celebrations were Mrs. H. H. Lefurgey, Mrs. Stanford Gay, Miss Ella Gay, Mrs. Harry Baker, and Mrs. Chapman-S.

—-VlSlTlNG NEW GLASGOW- Mrs. W, E. MacDonald and little daughter, Katherine left this week for Nek Glasgow, N.S.. to spend the summer at their cottage at the beach. Mr. MacDonald accompanied and will attend the golf tournament in St. John.—-S.

-KENSINGTON RACE FANS TO ALBERTON — A large number oi devotees o1‘ the "kingly sport," ofl ‘Kensington and vicinity‘ arc plnn-l, ning to attend the big race meet at Alberton on Wednesday. The numerous friends of Dr. Bowness owner of Claire Napoleon and Capt. l Cope. and Joseph Jorhelman own-y er of Happy Boy. will try hard to‘ "make the grade" to Alberton onl Wednesday. Myron McArthur will‘ drive Claire Napoleon and Capt.‘ Cope and Shuman will pilot the rangy trotter HHPDY Boy. Every race in Alberton brings out some, new champion. There is a lot of‘ good racin; blood in the vicinity. It will be interesting to note what particular local star will sclrltillate

Excellent Dining Service.

MRS. RAN AHAN Proprietor

PUBLIC NOTICE

To the DEFAULTING RATEPAY- 5R5 In Kenslnzton School District No. lid-Notice is hereby given that the names of all those in arrears for THC! in Remington School District No. 94 shall be handed for collec- tion to the Clerk of the County Court oi Prince County, l! not, pgiﬂ on or before the ﬁfteenth day of July, 1935. W. L. DELANEY, Secretary of Trustees,

Kensington School District No. 94.

L~B555-'l'—4-6-l0-l2.

at this Coming THCB.—'K

—ADDRESSED ON FOX PROB- LEMS-On Thursday a number of the Inspectors of the C.N.S.F.B.A. were addressed by Mr. G. Ennis Smith and Mr. John Jack on various problems in connection with the raising of foxes. and were given in- struction in field work. Among those attending the lectures were Mr. T. D. Carruthers, Mr. Aldred England, L. W. Smith, Sussex, N.B.. and W. F. Burke. These gentlemen lcft on Friday to do field work in the various provinces. They will visit the ranchers and discuss with them various problems in connec- tion with the ranching of foxes. In- spectors in the different provinces are: T, D. Carruthers, Ontario; L. W. Smith, Nova. Scotia and New Brunswick; Aidred England, Mani- toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and the Rainy River District of Ontario.

by their little nephew, Willis Reeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Reeves. Kcnslngtort-S.

Celebration at

KENSINGTON JULY 12th. CALDWELL, L. O. L.

A hig day. Plenty to eat and sports galore. (tome and meet your friends.

A big parade at 2 P. M. with brass band in attendance.

L-8595-7-6-9-1l.

LONDON INAUGURATES TRAINING SCHOOL FOR PROSPECTIVE BRIDES

Girls who marry and go abroad need no longer worry whether they will be able to “man- age."

The Elnpire Cltimnship Council inaugural-ed a three month‘ course for these girls, staring May 1

They will be taught all branches of tropical domestic hygiene. so that they will have no difficulty in starting housekeeping under

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G 0 ii P T 0 ll ’ ... s u N G L o FUNERAL rarmouns J‘;

" FUNERAL DIRECTOR L mo EMBALMEB. .

Latest! Ambulance sol-vita} Central Street, Summerslde."

Corney Brothers have one of the most attractive ﬁlling stations in Bummer-side.

Beginning in a small way some years ago Earle and Arthur Corney have built up an extensive business.

The premises were recently en- larged and many up-m-date mn- veniences have been added tor the comfort of the travelling public.

Their popularity is largely due to the prompt and courteous service which motorists receive when they visit the plant. An efficient garage stat‘! ls always on hand to attend to repairs.

Summer Fox Ration: with and without meat, for Pups and -*'llts 11¢ Yﬂur nearest Dealer.

a ARTIHIR’S

PHARMACY

Visit our Store

Rayner’s Grocery; TELEPHONE 26s

_Full line of Canned Goods, Fresh Groccrieen E885 "f!!!

‘ ron BEST VALUES “m” . in SECOND HAND STORE DRUGS Everything for the home. TOILETRIES Dining "tables, chairs, ma, Eat at the CONFECTIONERY "MM "I" '" a" ‘MW-

Oﬂice Fixtures. Used Snfél Don't (all to coll when illi

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f A YNER 's

Central Street

Everythinzzmfhlfihe ‘First Aid Kil

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BRASS BAR

l Central Street ‘

Pl-ercriplions Prompily l Filled \

Water St. Summerside 5““"'“"id°

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entirely strange conditions.

“The three-months‘ course will cost l2 gulneas,“ a member of the council said. “There will also be a one-month course during July which will cost five gulneas The lrayhcrs will at be experts at their job .

"There will be a professor from the London School of Economics a chef from a. big London hotel ladies from several oi the princi- pal infant welfare centres in Lon- don, and others from the chief countries overseas with a full knowledge of condxlons there.“

Those taking the course will gain a general knowledge of ex- isting social services, first-aid and home nursing, lnitiatzon and run

hing of lnfnnt welfare V A detachments. and so on.

So far onZy a vezy few have taken advantage of the op- portunity offered them of becom- ing perfect wives. '

“The whole venture is still in an experimental stage." its spon- sor emphasized. "If it proves suc- cessful, we hope to establish branches in other parts 0d the country. beginning with Liverpool and Edinburgh "

comvrv BROTHERS

When In Summcrsille Visit Our Sgryigg station

SUMMERSIDE

HEA TING

III kinds o! Electrical work. none ioo nnnll. Your

l“,

Slnnrllerokie.

Chrysler and

For Prince Edward 181G114-

Plymouth Distributors -

centres. t

girls l

“COST - U - LESS” A-N-D S-U-R-E .

“BRING Home THE BACON’?

0 per Swifts lb. VALLEY

BﬂRN.:i9" .-.

Bacon m" CORNED BEEFa.

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LYNN

2 0 T" GREAT FOR Plcnlcs “N

VEGETABLE or UBBYS FAMOUS rolllllro lulcr

C 3 ‘ for Demonstration of

LIBBY’S FAMOUS PRODUCTS .THURS -g FRI - SAT

Enjoy a Free Servin-g of LIBBY’S

cllllllcs 3 3

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for

Vulcanizlng Acetylene Welding

Motor Repairing Tire Repairing

. I MOTOR LEAGUE $ER VICE. WATER. -. STREET

Battery Charging Gas and Oils

SUMMERSIDE

TOMATO or PINEAPPLE JUICE DELICIOUS —— HEAL THF UL —- REFRESI-IIN G '

FRI.

a THURS. SAT.

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