ESTERN GUARDIAN

’ ' ‘GENTS: J. Sinner Morphy. ill ilauovar Sh. ' George Glow. 9O Ottawa St. SUMMEIIBIDB and PIINCI COUNT! t News Subscriptions. Atlvertiaiug

Tho Guardian may be bought daily .0: any of the

following atom in Sauuueuide: M“ Boolatore. Water Street; Gollrllu Drurmre.‘ Water Street; Toronto Babel‘!- Wlm street: Mark caudal. s1 Granville Street

mortars vviti be delivered to any horua in Summeraide. 6mm- Buy at 2e per day or lle par not. Phone H0 for thta oarvieu- u l". your order to the be! Iflwlllbla for deliver-tea on your rouse.

"FAT-mp-kperlenced. eap- ‘ -I'0I BALE. — Ladies used u, gypisl, ablo to take ahorte bicycle. tn good condition, Ulric hand, Apply Box 2'30. Bummer- Dawson, Jr.. Central Bcdeque.

m" -- —IOCKEY Bedeque rink. post-

_mp, SALE. - Ono new wood ponod game. ‘Iueaday. Feb. 35, ‘|')\_ Also driving sleigh. Rex HOIMIH’! v1. Middleton.

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3"” -onnzn your Lobster Crates,

_r-1,ACE your order now of Pur- Shocks. now, for Sprint: delivery. m. chick Starter at Burns’. Mal- The Island Box ti’: Barrel Co. Ltd. pequs.

st. EIQSIIOH, P. E. 1. 4100M?!’ Bedeque Rink Wed- —IIO0KEY. nudgy, Feb. '36. Summersido Jun-

Bedeque Rink, 'i‘l'tursday,ol"ob. 7t. South Store 19y Lmgionalrcs vs. Lower Bed- pque MlnkS.

League. Fourth game tn semi-

finals. Middleton Bombers

Freetown Royals. Middleton must __,;.-Q|¢ §ALE-We offer a thi- md quantity of Kineh-drled eod u. for sale at Matpeque and our

win to stay tn the finals. —DOOTOR FOB. TYNE VALLEY Kenslltgtun warehouse. Price 10 rents per pound. MllPeqllv Trad‘

--Dr. Leigh Ramsay. MD. who hll

been practising in Summerslde has

‘n; Co" Md moved to Tyne Valley. sine; last

‘ ____ fall the people of this cllstrct have _l~‘0l1 SALE — Strawberry pllntS. three varieties. Duo to

been without the srrvisc; of a res- mgg demand for plants. order

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idem dcctor and those who have had to summon medical aid fr0n\ a. distance

urlv. Louis Moase. New Annan. "N"! flvtlffvlftic the " _____ ease of ntind which the coming . -\'. l‘. U. MEETS -— The Ken- of a doctor brings-S. slngtoR Y.P.L_J. held their regular ' weekly nteettirg on Wednesday, U‘

Fgbrtiar)‘ 19th at 7245 RM. The meeting opened with the reading

or thc tninutes of lost “mighty --The regular meeting Qt the it was decided to extend an iu- ‘Flcelfimll YIN-lit; People's Union vitatlott to Summerslde Y. P, U, Wis .12 <l~ tn the United Ohurt-h. ,0 a metal evening on MHHU 5th, ‘Sun v bcncol room on Tuesday

rvemng. February 1a. Btuineg first vCCUDIId the nttcntiott o.‘ tha young tct-le. with thc president. William . Cutrns in the chair. Fitzut de- il; 0t the skating party to be “std in Bcdcquo rlzzk wrtrc wcrkcd uttl and th: tncctitt: was inform- (\‘I thu‘. the Bctleque and North 5600M"! young people had already

Th, mvouonm pnt-tod. under the leadership 0t Pltc-hcta Clark. opened with “Crvutiotts lard YVVW GEN‘ ‘Thee 'l'h:\uks‘ The S a turn lesson John fill-B \\'."s t)‘. Marv Wrbslcv. The l~t~t m~ “n5, "This IS Mv FutIvn-‘s \\' ~"‘tI " An article on Rtrx‘ Urbwv I -

ttons was read nutl dsélliv" " . . - . ..

"on" cnnfIutlNI tlvol- m.“ n, Lcm utvttcd to ntto..d the party. “Mk “hkh was stnrlm t,‘ h“. The tncntbevs nnawrrcd m1] 1'31] kw.“ MO A “(=81 h..." b,.,.,-»rt_| by rrtifflllll’; a lllflliufilflfl verse

tr; m the first. Cllztpifl‘ c-t’ St. ttiarkis (i: pet lt wax moved and seconded

;th.1t. vntl (‘all be attsttvcrcd itext I Hurst. wl'h .1 verse o; the stwmtd]

lIte evening to It 010w"

. . South l-‘rrettnvn. ntr-d ttsked rrctt g“Cti|| a number of QUISIlCXlsI I

—I"i'l(‘tiCI5 will rcgrct t; leim that

fr: tti. 13:‘ fMw". ~ ltirs. 'l'.\V. Brttdshrw rt ."(‘.'i'I0l!\\‘:l “tile! “lfimTg hi; vovlfcz, L‘ a pamm‘ i" ‘M Prim: Camu- ‘nrd the cottttst ended. for the ~weck3 qusi““fi'l"s Fnith Lovtcr Freetcwtt h the lcztd.‘

...\lt‘. liarl‘) “Arnctl. of n<|.n-.'v.‘“‘°i“-‘I ‘°'.‘°“"d b" scum Prcclmn" “t . _ t - , , It tngtilght oi lllc cvtnitg was n.

no ls .t 1 ttcnt r.\ tht P..u , _ County liospttul. Itttviflg uit.lt'.--1‘c““r° "m! d°"‘;""t"'191l cu Dill")- gonc an ujivrttllon is tluinc W991i)’ by MY- 8-1111 M11. G H. as well as tutu bv ctpcvtett. lir- isW-EWIS Milli)‘ "I'~‘|"bl‘1'< had R 10t- vt ltvuthr-r of Mayor J. l". Arnvil or cl‘ questions, some o! tucm or long- Sun\ntr~rsitle.~S. ‘staining. ubout the oporntlqn cf the » ‘ wditznry‘ bcx t-nmcozt nnnvrred. n-n-d v--.\lr Hubert Agnew n!" Witmc‘. well dcscrvcd vote of thanks was iarlq. V\\'_:5'rX|Irt'lCtI to arrive hcui; ‘oxtczrdtd t; Mr and LI1‘§_ Low“ _\Ir.=.r1d.tt' .ro:n Enrnzz-Jc Lnke, The devotional perk-d was under, nlterr lit‘ lvtd born visiting lnsiihe ramble direction of W Boyd brother. Luther Agmtv. lHe-uirsto and opened with the sing. lrtettds \\lII te pleased that Mr. ling of trhynui. Then felts-wed pray- agitcw t-ns t-rcovcred from tt-e ill- ‘er. and scripture reading. Mr, \\'ag_ nezs that cvcrtcol: him tthllq homer tezi in prayer rnd the young ‘"5 KW-"L-S- ipeaplv sang together the hymn.

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Mr. Bloomfield returned to his hozne Wednesday night aftcr spending the past. few days in Charlotte- IOW-ll.

Faith oi’ Our Fathers! Livlnfl Still. The meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah Benediction in unison.

Bloomfield a.‘ lllolnlty

—Ml'- RflIPh 5430901181111 who has Bloomfield Cartier, motored to bee“ emplwed I“ 5L ‘him I“ ‘he Charlottetown with friends on pa“ 1°“? m°mh5 mcwuY- 599"‘ a Sunday. While there they VISIIEK.

week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser MacDougall of Bloomfield. Ralph returned to St. John again on Monday.

with a few of their friends. who are patients in the Provincial Sanatortum-B. -

Slight Fire At Malpeque Store

l-‘ire cuuscd slight. damage in the fist; grading room of th-t» utulpcque 'l‘t'utling Co- Ltd, all Alulpt-qtiu yet.- tt-vdng‘. The UIliZ.‘ was tli5t'0\'t'l'ftl shortly after noon wltru tnost oi the stntf was home to dinner.

Mrs. George Palmer of Bloom- fleld Station, was a passenger by train to Charlottetown on iilednes- day where r-hc plans to remain tor two works visiting friends,

Miss Lncz Smith of Bloomfield Station, who has been employed at the Farmer's Ctr-operative Store. Bloomfield Station. for the past two years. has recently rcstgtictl her position.

l\lr. Einnt tirihih of the ltcck

1 . “hunter cf the satno BiIJIlCftI rlivis- t ltund. has left for Moncton where M b . I n .;- . d .1 lcrbumfls , 4 _ (‘m e.s o u- sto t on 1e. .- __ ___ . ‘mtl-Pcx H h _ i!" ‘MEWS I“ “urkt dents of the community gather-ct. , _ .4 ie ustncss. meeting ad- "v- ui"k]' nnd had succeeded in -.\l vi’, P's ‘t \i~~ r l); - .. ,, , _ . . . - q " 3 ' m Aihmis ‘irmsuxgnhifliiyild ‘canal “lbw-tied R.\. Ralph l. Wagner tilt. ‘lieltin Richards of liioonr, bflngmg [m Culbh-flk “Hum. C0,.“ H" “Toward at ‘htzr mm“ m dtttrletl the group “no my“ w‘? field Station. has taken over the] “.01 ‘mm the h-GHSJ w“ Fm: D0 “mum, _§ ' ' 3~""1’~‘3 F"~‘°‘°\‘"~ 11W" I“I‘9'-‘lvl\'1l~{D°°m°" "5 “Imus” Cf m“ L0" pnrttnent, wltutr: n uttcc huti

t d utl the scanty ‘ltrcjlr: appenrrtt lu t: be- twfrn iitzors in the egg roam. its origin is unknown.

operative Store at Bloomfield SL3‘; hm, ,-,.q,,5.,€,|_ um lion Hts many friends wash him, every sticccss in his nrvt’ undcrtnk-l

Aliss Bitty Sliixill spent n very tilcztsatrt day on Sunday. at. thel home oi .'\ii'. and Mrs. Fraser Milt)- Dotigall of Iiloolnfleid.

Piusville

Ml’. Willi"!!! Pickering U! 511mm The tcgttlut" tucntltlt- nicctnzg cl mersidr. ls now showing picture on the Piusvlle Women; lu< Ltilil.‘ Saturday night in the Bloomfield was M13 at the homo (jf My _ Am- Station IInII. a largo crowd is in mo,‘ C,” ,1,“ 0., pct, 1A. “m, .,, ntleudn-ucc cnrlt night to eitjny" the nttettrlstitcc ul 6 m." shows.

F. Gallant by repeating t in uniscti.

v ma; Phyllis Gallant on scliocl fcommitt-zc, reports that st-ltsol

_ , . ‘work is ca nod on very frvcrnbly t M1155 "uFI“I-‘(1D€3'-1°E°I1 Cgrgzainlji by our effia teacher, I\'I|.‘.$ lvrari on ins re urne o 1 r w i "

Mr. Louis Peters of Bloomfield Station was a recent visitor to Sum- mcrsid-e on business.

, Curccruit. 521mm“? a few weeks m Summe", Mrs. Pcler l“. Gatlutlt alztt Mr. SI c‘ :Nclsc.;\- Galimt. sit-k ccuunittrc.

—G. ii. M.-

Horeb a beautiful SPECIAL for you!

at’ both stores. you will flnd the moat r It you can imagine. Make up a bowl of this oom. The ver)‘ special price of 6 plecca for only 98 ot-nis is for this

In the China Departments natura lookln, artificial Fruit Fruit for your dining

:““";"B" Ihvr verb. we don't think this nun will lust long at. this "m" min: price! cuma DEPARTMENT.

mo“??? (arucery Department has received a small ahlpment of Grand- Dw h""l7°"lhnui Mix. This tart Mix makes a batch or Iuclous Doughiitu‘; in l5‘ minutes. it in so easy to new-treat your family to n ‘t u I and Coffee any time! The price for a package is l3 cents-- "" ""5! this item! GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

meta"? ""1 Your family will enjoy Record MuaIe - -I want to tell ytll “M, r0 types of Record Players. today. Tho first II the llectroln. m s n self-contained modeL-you merely plug in and play. ft

rs excellent and faithful reproduction and is n most attractive wood

‘l"l‘hi_'""- The price is 43.50. The other typo attaoheo to your Radio.

l“ cfllflltttri nnd converts your Radio into a Record Player. Tho ‘Leo Gauanh A "m? enjoyable eve- litre hf fl|| 0d | | 13$ ~ _ v -~ -~- ——-— ntnow/tnosnlgracnriiursvr. Co“ m! um m‘ “m” M"! t, o-QQQQoo-QooQnoQoo-Qeo-e-om

l" {lint the 5 and l0 Department to purchase your drinking Glasses. v red u nice display of them ihla morning- -They nro so reasonable

"m v 'n . __ slunmlm saint a supply. of the various also: 5 to l0 cents each.

sauna"! smith-l can free with every 2 can: purchased! Heinz "I" '"° "l"! tolll- -your family will go for them in a great bl; fwd Millie blott for moro--lo get a supply today from the “ LERY DEPARTMENT.

I cnrsrar. mun

Summeraide

TUESDAY, rsntu/tttv zstt.

Intermediate Semi-Finals SUMMERSIDE LEGION vi. O'LEAR‘

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th

. . Juvenile Semi-Finals SUMMERSIDE KINSMEN JUVENILES vs. KENSINGTON JUVENILES

THURSDAY, FEIRUARY 27th “m”! I to I0 pJm-Miscouclte land-Admission 40 Cont: FRIDAY, FEIRUARY Zlih >-

MIDGET CANADIANS I Hour Skete After Gem

SATURDAY, MARCH Iri

i Skating 3 i0 5 PM. dlld 9 to 'II_ PM. ' |

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SUMMERSIDE KINSMEN MIDGETS vs 4.

“WSYS- 152ml 'Th°"‘P~‘°“ “m1 “v1 t‘ 1,, n dtsnm, .- fire. Also to the members of the Kensington Fire Depurt- t "II" t° 3mm“ 1;";,l1?f*‘;g',;;;;"°f,i,;§§,‘Qfigt lxtitfll?! meetiirg Ls 15h he? ltclclll at ment who come to Molpeque with their equipment. i. - ‘ j t tVlt". J n . ("a lint. ‘ 53‘F.“§’?"2: .-.__.-..- wi°n§°$fi ‘inf “in ti. amt-riot t». Mtttpgqug 13AM“ my my it) M; 30mg; punmmsin

-Mr. Nelson Gallant, Piusvllle. just returned to Moncton after spending a few days wlth his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Gal- lent.

Relieve Distress of Sinus ' Cafarrb ~ _\ I/ead Colds

Insert a few droru o! Buck- I ‘s Nezipe in each nostril.

—M.rs Fred Luttrali and her little daughterAudrey. Mrs. Jantes '1‘. G-allauit and granddaughter. Rita Gall-ant of Piusville, were visiting

A mo" “lawn,” relative; in Albcrton this pnat week.’ nomils are cleared. breath- we emu my. M"! Miss Aublna Gallant. teacher at

from linul headaches. nurrh. head colds or

y fever u prompt and Iasuul. Price 50c.

Fortune Cove, spent the last week end WIIIl her parents. 1W4’. and Mrs. John P‘. Gallant tn Ptusvtlle.

The Holy Name Sot-icty held a yBlngo Patty at the home ol Mrs.

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Soft Goal ls Scarce — So Order’ BRIQUETS NOW .-

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HOLMANS

Reginald MacAusland 0t.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders ot l

ivisltcd and tarucntcd fruit to t-tvu ‘

anything pertaining to St. Pati'ick‘s.| '

rm: (IHAQQQQTTETOW'N__GUARQI_AN

lley‘: Suits Per Suir

Boy’: Knit

Sixes 2-3 ut

sizes 3-4-5, per suit .....

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FOR ALL N - ' GNILIIREN’

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Wanted Articles In ‘Our

Children's Departmenti For the Smaller Boys

loy‘: Jersey Suits in mi end blue, size: 2-3-4. Suite Two-tone effects ond plain.

Boy’: Sailor-

Brown end Novy, real serviceable garments,

VISIT 0IIIl CHILDREN'S

(ilpper Floor)

~ 2.50

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4.50

Suits

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Boy‘: Pants

Boy's Sheri Corduroy Pants-J

Boy’: Overalls

Boy's Corduroy Overalls with straps and Sizes 2-4-6—Selling- Per Pair

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Boy's Blouses

In white and plaid, sizos2-4-6. Prices, each ..

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Sizes 3-4-5-6 and 6x. Each . . . . .. . .. . .

Boy's Sweaters

Pure wool sweaters in o good assortment oi shades. Sizes 2-4-6, on sole, each . .

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S Sizes 2-4-6. Regular $1.25.

Special .._., .._._., ....., ....

Sinclair s. saw... Limited

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Sizes 2-4-6, per poir .. . . ., ...-,_.. ..

2.50 and 2.95

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Boy’: Parka Jackets

Worm cosy garment: in navy and brown.

Boys’ Wool & _C0_tt0n Mixture Sweaters

rig; rum: '

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bib.

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79c and 1.00

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2.50 .. 3.50

75c

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f F ‘n. $2.190.

the residents of Molpeque and

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5-00 i? eo:§>oo:§>oo-@ow§-on§e=>/Q>ev§eo '

THANKS

, We wish to convey our appreciation and our thanks to

in having the fire oi our store yesterday extinguished and prevented wltot could have been o disastrous community

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ltere later this week to load {rain for Britain. At present. local eleva- tors which have a capacity of 2.250.000 bushels contain about 370,000 bushels and ho said he ex- pected the amount would be suf- ficient: to sup-ply the two ships. Meanwhile. a spokesman for the Acadia Steamship Company, which operates cargo vessels, said tonight it. was likely three company \es- sels would put in here shortly _tor grain. They would each make three

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vicinity who acted so quickly

MIEIPEQ“. We all for ale bottles. fly i quantity. pinto and quarto; blah- eat prloea pald. We will alco nay for Javex bottles. Bring them lr

ping was spent and the neat sum of $29.00 was realized.

’l'lic many friends of Mrs. Gil- bert Oaudet. tn Plusvtlle and vic- Inity regret to learn of her mis- fortu-ne o! breaking her arm re- cently. All Wish her a speedy re- OOVQIY.

Von i}... Given 8-year Sentence I

NUERNBERG. Feb. 2L- tAPt- . A German denszittcatton court to- day sentenced F‘ranz Von Papeu to eight years at hard labor for his activities ll the sly ace of Adolf Hitler's diplomatic corps.

Von Peron flushed and trem- bled as he ltearti the sentence], considered equivalent. to life lm-t: prismlment, since the 68-year-old Von Papen ts suffering from herd- entng of the arteries and n not

lu connection with his activities as German ambassador In Vienna. T-he diplomat has been accused of paving the wtty for Germany's absorption of Austria.

A Vienna dispatch, however. laid the Austrian Government had "ro further interest" in prosecuting Von Paper». tn view o! the sen- tence imposed today.

In addition to the prison tern‘. the diplomat’: personal fortune» including vast, ancient. estates |i'| the British and French occupation ZOHSb-WIS confiscated and he was assured courtyeosts of 141.900. l-le will be allowed to retain only $500.

The one year aind five months which Von Papen served white a prisoner under the jurisdiction ot the International Military Tri- buml, which acquitted him of war crimes charger. will be credited against his eight-year sentence. Cami-l Sacha. court p-estdent. said

SUMMERSIDE

he dld not believe the prlaorer would be required to do much "hard labor". because of ht: health.

and guarantee an ample supply o Jtivax. . . Phon; CecUi Grocery, ‘lit to: Grain on Way To nut-u»-

llalifax Elevators.

IFAIINI FOII SALE

Owing to ill health. I have de- Cflnmn He d“ n t “v ‘ H ‘aided to offer for sale my famt . c o e. tmn e we | _ r sizazrof in‘! FIIIPIIIEIIIS-l‘ _ hkflifldldfldartglconslsis of 150 acres.‘

Co" ‘v a mm“ Smrlage “as 120 of which ia clear land in a

HALIFAX, Feb. 24 -tCP) ~11. W. Hendry, port man-agar. raid to- night that grain was "on the way" to Halifax elevators from svestcrn

stock farm‘ It u ;

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reported In elevators on both coasts , l o! canldt) high liato of cultivation. that At ‘h. um‘ “ma, ML Head“, balance covered with hard andI said two cargo vessel; were due , 5°" WW5- ——‘——-——-—--- This is an ideal ulih a never-failing brook. | g ulso a good potato farm. m; ' Large house and barns in good N0 Pilii- repair with electric lights and Nopadaovplaateraiofunwith-ittaiaiew "Anni"! “Etch The" If’ ‘evel-fl‘ to..." =1 l painlela remedy rtrruaws , uutbulldlns! lnvlfldlns I lflrzo . CORN EXTRACTOR-nnly a (ca! lppIirl- , machine shed. hen house and lions and relirofdcoméa quicgly. Tackle I garage. > yourmrecomt ay. orrani ruu u. or , . lrelirrnomforhuaeihroldreliable ct»- , I‘ I‘ "I" “m” "m" m“ “m”; m“ r PUTNMWSCORN nxrntcron. "ml “m! ‘hm’ mill‘! IP01" "m ' Inspection invited;

s; ta | '11 t o. 1m. ‘kora Station.

eiplelcied to live more than o few ' "m n ' ‘ t ca" tSgd-l WALTER B- CRAIG- i ' - I'll X f3 i i it RJL;

Shortly after the sentence was u "am s o ,‘ _£'_‘___°l.' .__, pronounced. the seven-men w!" l— ‘ said it had received notice from '°*°**°**¢“¢*"4++“H~ i Austria that the prisoner was wanted in that country for trial

Tuesday 0:30 "THE CAT CREEPS"

I NOTICE l t Starring LOIS COLLIER

I and r-Aul. KIELLY I t

Also Ser al ' ,_*““““N_““,_,HHNi A curlood ‘of Tractor Flows — ~~t is due to ornve in e few days. ,

We would advise you to order early so us to ovoid disap- pointment os these hove been, ion order for the post eighteen

tlltiPAtlll THEATRE SEE liEilE. rmvtrr

months and when sold will complete our quota Ior this yeon

Starring liobori Walker no Pie. liargrovo with

v tWrite or culI: MK.“EI,§L"',,,"§°‘§:I,,Q§’"" HALL mo. s COLD STORAGE

M-G-M rut-m C0» LTD _Mon.-'f‘ucl.. Feb. zt-gs. we Summerside, P.E.l.

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Summer-side

PROFESSIONAL CARD

T. Earls Hickey

Chart/cred Accountant

Office Ii l5 Granville Steed Summerslde Phone 51d

By Mail

We are as near to you as Your liiaii Box

Our Matt Department lilo your Order aa noon aa ii b received and Ii is seni to WI Our Drug Store Ia one of the best nIOCRHE in

every- thin Ia uvailable Lv mall -— stmp v write us and vnu will got, c name rouriemts ser- vice a; you would I! you vil- iiefl our store.

Prescriptions are tilled ae~

curatrlv and sent. by first avaiiablc return mall. pell- ase prepaid.

ENMAN DRUG CO., LIMITED

SUMMERS [DI