or or Neollte soles. Silos ll to 8-

prlccd per pair-

249 ' 7-00 | i l, - lVIrs. Charles Mountain left - n‘ s Summerside by automobile on i, Black \Ved2i:~;fi:ly for Boston, Massachu- ‘hbﬂ _-,, c oﬂ si-iis. where she will spend her lacallon. — B ' Sturdy brown and black Oxfords in x-Rgy children's sizes. Fine workmanlihip llllﬂ -- Miss Grace Webster on the ” lo wear with leather or Nee te soes. - staff of the Bible House, Ottawa, Sin-fa 8 to IOK-prlccd per palr— Flfﬂllg is the guest, of Mrs_ B. Vans Muc- 7 45 RPM

in children's sizes.

2.25 - 6.00

from HOLMAN’S

Spgghtly little school-bound feet need hbalthful, X-Ray fl shoes-tho kind wear and still keep their good looks. In llolman’s Shoe Department you'll find a large selection of well made shoes-man- nish for lads-pretty for lassies-And they're very rea- sonably priced to please the parents. , ' '

chard

Thole Boots are in

the Blucher style with leather or Neo- lite soles. Sizes I to l2-priced per pair

2.50 - 1.00

MALPEQUE AND BALTIC W.M.S.

service was taken from the mission- ary monthly. ‘This vms in charge f

i...

September 1=3th.. at the

Mrs. Ern Bryenton. Seven members answered to roll calL Minutes of

Manse this will include Sea View, Darnley,

. MMO QMO®MGOM QMOQMQ

ATTENTIUR GIIRLERS

. It has been proposed that September 15th be the last day for buying stock in the Summerside Curling Club, for the l1949-50. season.

1t is necessary to have stock in the Club to Curl;

Hamilton. Baltic and. Maipeque, The meeting closed with a hymn’

Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Noonan spent Sunday in l-icwlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Avery of Alberton were in Howlan on Sun- day. , l

Mr. and Mrs. James Kinch of Alberton were in Howian on Sunday. _

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruthcrs

the home of Mrs. Mary Arsen- ault, Lot 6 in honor of her son.

on Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold White of U. S. A. were guests on Saturday oi Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallant, l-lowlan.

Mrs. George Mathews of O'- Lcary and Mrs. Bruce Carruth- era returned to their homes nn Saturday evening after a week spent in New Brunswick.

Leonard Arsenault who spent the past three months in Cold- brook. N. B. came on Saturday

Mrs. Carl Coles and two chil- dren of Montreal came on train

vcry pleased to welcome him back home from the Halifax General Hospital where he underwent medical treatment for the past 3 or 4 weeks. Here's hoping that his health will be fully restored.

NORTIIAM

The farmers in this community are all well pleased with the T. B. test in their cattle all passed c.k.

Mir. and Mrs. Spurgeon Dyment

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-l.aavzs rim o-rrawa - J. Watson MacNsught. up. p“. lismentsry assistant so the Miniat- er of Fisheries leaves today for Ot- taws to attend the annual meeting of the Fisheries council of Can- ada. Ha plans to return to Suin- merslde ‘again before the opening of Pariiatnenia-s

— ROTARY MEETING - Rot- tarian ND. MacLesn of Charlotte- town was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Rotary club o! Sumfnerslde at the Imperial Diner Yesterday. He gave a well present- ed and interesting address on his Profession as a funeral director which was much appreciated. Guests were Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell, Ensor Bowncss, Bum-

Naught. Sumlmerside. is entering 2nd year at Prince of Wales Col- lege-S. ‘

Loan at her summer home in Stan.

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sums his duties. - S

T. E. Hickey, CA. o! Bum-

_- Mrs. LaRue of Holland, who has been the guest of her daugh- for, Mrs. Wendell MacKay and Mr. MccKay for the pnsl three months left. yesterday morning on return to her home. - S

—Mr. and Mrs. George E. White, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Dye and Miss Mina Dye of Suljnmerside returned Saturday night from n most enjoyable two weeks’ motor

hank of New Annon have as their gut-sis, Mr. and Mrs. William Hig- glnson, who arrived on Saturday

Sumvrnerslde on Sundav evening by car to visit Mr. Malletts father. Captain William Mallett and ‘his sisters, Viola and Daisy. also his aunt, ‘Mrs. Amy Palmen-S.

—Mr. Charles MacKay, Mana- ger of the Bank of Montreal in Corner Brook. Newfoundland, who has spent his vacation in Free- land with his mother. Mrs. Wil- llam J. MacKay and brother, Harry MacKay, leaves this week to re-

— The Misses Maria Bownoss

‘SEPTEMBER 1. 19o

l merside and Leigh Johnsione, Greenwood, N8. - S ' Brown, black lad two-tone Oxford?‘ la Parsnnﬂs Au1s Misses’ sis». hose well made s oes _ . I Ire of good quality leathers with leath- MnnatrrsldJgdlfsf. Lillécrlgttgslbtn “Ming-x

. mic and Mrs. llickc leave to- n _ . ‘to attend the annua colrvent- / Alwly‘ Look m "Vick" at gi-Rtzu _ ‘ " cf the Dominion Association of mall's for the Lltﬁﬂt Dan“ l islet-ed Accountants, They plan _ < Comloghblg well mo“ be (q to school . no be away about two weeks-S. . ' ° ' ALBUMS or

_ Irving Berlin Melodies with WIYM King .. .. ~

King .. . .. . Busy Fingers, The Three Suns The Student Prince, Al Goodman ..

|| ‘ II whera Friends M.e' trip throughout. the province of Down Memory Lane, Vaughan Mon- Ontario and the State of New roe . Ii- York. , A sentimental , Perry Como 82.60 _ ' -—— Songs You Love, Robert Mﬂffﬂl "-50 w —Mr. and Mrs. James March- Dusty Manuscripts. Sammy Kit’! u”

You And The Nllrllt All‘! Th8 Mud”- The Three Suns Present All Time Hito from the Hilll. m“!!!

The regular monthly mos-ting 0i last meeting read and approved, and benediction. A delicious lunch Mr. and Mrs. Howard Arseneult, on Thursday eveﬂlﬂl 1° Sileﬂd I J _ I o; m p1°n¢,"_ Malpoque and Baltic WMS. also correspondence read. The was served by Mrs. Bryenton assist- newlyweds. while with her parents. Mr. and 3&1?‘rjﬂfmespjfgb§ﬁﬁn§j ,1" ":2 gggvgzy ,‘.‘,f,“;j'°{,',f°,‘.‘(‘.',,. ____ Auxiliary of the United Church programme was led by Mrs. ed by committee in charge. ___ Mrs. Jos. T. Gallant. Mrs. Coles Pro\,,nce__s_ Pa" Gym Sum Nm 1 ma") ‘was held Thursday evening Aug. Gerald lockhart many interesting M; and Mrs, Lloyd Mgcfntyrp had been gone almost 9 years. Gum, 0.5M,“ sum (Grow 253% at the h°me o‘ Mrs- EM“ items we“ "ad 0" m“ m‘ and their children of Summer- So she will iincl quite a change. _M,.A and Mrs‘ Charles Mane“ Bolero (Raven ______ H _ Wyemon- The Presldenh M11 E1801)! and Asia. side accompanied Mrs. Ben Gal- and son accompanied by their wyﬂiilholly No. 5 in E or. Tohllkﬂvlll! ‘l 03°55 Plesided- T“ wwnﬂp A 1°!“ ‘mam! “m h‘ held lant to her home here in Howlan The many friends and relatives friends Mi", and Mrs. Ronald schaherlzadc, Op. 30 Blmsky-Korsahoff .. of C. J. Gallant 0! Wiwdslvck are Dmms of Toronto. Ont. arrived in 0am» Parislenne Boston “Popa" Orchestra .

Leg Sylphidea. Chopin Encores. First. Piano Quartet Conner-m No. 2 in C Minor O William Tall, Overture Rossini

The Music of L 3"!!!" Music To Remember, Josl ltllrbl ----- -- Beethoven Moonlight Sonata. Horowitz

The Happy Gang Waller on the Ivorlea Organ Reverles, Dick 1M5"! - Bunny Berrlgln, Memorial Album ..

- Rudy with chi Eusid 9a.‘. ill... i"- w-v v=-.11k-.i= ;: ;

Victor

Musical Masterpieces ' 45 RPM ALBUMS

Waltses You For Mo, W!!!" u

p. l8, Rachmaninoff

symphony No. 8 in B Minor, Schubert

10" ALBUMS Tuxedo Junction, Erskine Hawkins

Ruciirills

AIIY IIIT PARADE SELEGTIOR

l Tony Martin . "is...

It is necessary to close the membership at an early I spent the wcekendnn I-iowlan evening u, spend two week, va_ Wm mm “sum a, the home and lone Macdonald returned on Bu“ Fmsen’ The Tum s“. ‘u, ' W1“! Ml Cafflllheri Pirenw- cation at his home here. Leonard 0f Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cann. Bun- Sunday evening M,“ an enjoyable Harmon,“ Chute. by J0“ 5°. \ , t was employed by MacKay Lum- bury. vacuum‘ m the Laurenmmm Em bum“ “J5 All prospective Curlers who have no stock in the M,"- md°iﬂ Pa"? "d 5°" ber Industries. “t, m. u, ed 0..., 1 s m _ a," ' Clair and Richard spent a few Man of the North m y s pp r n w g 5mm" wﬂue‘ '"" Company, must get in touch with MR. LINDSAY ' Y m‘ PM)“ field and Boston, Massachusetts to An mo, G0,“, n.0,"... a“;

attended the Masonic service in Port Hill Anglican church on Sun- day evening , August 21st.

days in Hcwlan and Duvsr last week. ,

Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and sons Gene Merrill. and Teddie re- turned to their home in U. S. A.

visit friends. Miss Adelaide Glover returned last week from the Laur- enilans, also the Misses Ruth Cro-

Sulte N. Swing (Peer GYM) 86.15

k WILLET, Secretary-Treasurer, Myrtle Street, Sum- Henri Rene .

merside, without delay.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.

Q-eemeemee-Qee-Qee-meeg-es-sm-ees-ce-Qwoe-Q-oea d” evening Mil)‘: ,ff,§“,°,f.,°§§§§“,.;,f,.,,wf,°‘; Qmirily. nfhéifiltlﬁi’ ‘Atom Ztdae m“ $113M’ rem?“ ‘m’ 0P!“ " a

M‘, Robert Arsenault repumed new can o’ pa,“ on the outside home m chulottewwm ll 5 °n 95 l! mllm 118- — 5 lleifeta Plays Modern Violin Transcriptions . “£2

to h,’ work in st Johm N B" on which add much to its “pup - i, “"'“"‘i*‘ lllymv efLallPigs-chem?.................................. .. u.“

Monday after spending a ‘week nt ance. The usual dance was held in the ﬁlo Mi,“ M-“Blsxiaeu. u.“

his home here. i school hill! on Friday evening. l-lot Tomglowezr son“ by m 88-30

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Griffin of d?" "l °° “mi” w“ ‘°“’°d' A ' Marian Andersen Sings Spltlhllll .. seen

. Mr. and Mrs. Aim Gallant and Tlgnish and Mrs. Harvey Murphy M‘ “m w” m“ ‘mm’ 5°" '° E e . The ram Suns “Serenade” . seen little daughter, also his brother and child,“ 0g Amemm regum. m‘ ‘m o‘ the new who“ . $4.15

I wmfed We" l" Hmvlan 9n Sun‘ ed to their home on Friday alter- . {ziiztestglesrrltalxlfsllmsarllgfloleoﬂonl .' $8.80

d5? Bﬂimmm- noon after attending the wake and hMany mend! Me so"? to ha“ b-The" w“ E haw docket be" R056 Dllflﬁ. Al 606d!!!" lllll hi! 07°50"?! - 54-15

funeral of their mother, Mrs. Ben agéillmlfmll Mv-‘lrlihur. school fore Magistrate as. Hinton, K.C., is... Shut...’ m...“ w...“ . $5.60

The Sacrament of confirmation 1h Arsenaum “- l “"1 “ed 1° h" l" Svmmﬂfilde Yfiiﬂdﬂy- A ma" Doubling on the lvorles . . 84-15

will be held st St. Anthony's on hm“ mmugh mneu‘ A“ hm” w mm‘ Kemmnm‘ w“ ﬁned 520° Wayne King Waltses . M-lﬁ

Sept. 12th. When the Rev. Bishop M; and M“ How.“ Amnmlg "a ‘In? Micwur bu)‘ w h" ‘"4 “)5” m’ mr” "Wm" m!’ “l” Dreamland lpeclalkvaughsn Monroe . .. 84-15

Boyle of charlotmown Wm be nawxyweds have new returned ac o0 n a cw ays. lawful sale of intoxicating liquor, The "umonae" quum, ____________________ __ _ "J5

in anendancm from 111e,’ hcneymoon {our of A Sulmmerside man was given three 3 To n“ 3" $4.15

A number of people fromNorthsm months in Jail without the option

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

surluil. rm: IIISIIRAIIBE cosmlv

p’ olnm Sslslsrslls lunch out... was»...

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arsenault and family and Mrs. Henry Gal- lant were visiting in Duvar Sun-

i ! Mrs. Michael Gallant of Boston. I

Mala, is now visiting relatives in i g_

l. Lot 7 she was accompanied by ' Mrs. Chas. l-layo.

I Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Peters have now gone to Souris to visit with his relatives after spending two weeks in Hcwlan.

Clarence Arsensult spent a down East. .

The residents of Howlan had the opportunity on Wednesday _to be chest x-rsyed as the Mobile unit was in 0'Lelry on that day.

The Sisters of St. Martha will arrive st Si. Anthony: on Thurs-

._._.-

On Monday evening a miscel- laneous shower is to be hold at

Kill» mm, )

TV] nvrlhv

Yum v‘ iii

on Monday after spending a few days in Howlan.

part of the Marltlmes and taken up residence at their home in Lot

Mrs. Jack Platts of Howlan has been in Montague ,recent!y on account of the illness and death of her father Mr. Cobib. To Mrs. sincere

the family we‘ extend

sympathy.

motored to Montague on Satur- day to attend the funeral of Mr. Cobb.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold White and little son Teddie, Mrs. A. S. Gal- lant and Mrs. Alban D. Arsenauit on Sunday motored to Charlotte- town where. they visltedsA. S. Gal-

i-lowlsn went to Fortune Cow‘ beach on Sunday afternoon. The weather being just like July for the last two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Henry Perry and family of Mt. Edward Road mot- crad to l-lowlsn to spend the weekend with their relatives and friends. They were accompanied by their niece Icons Arsenault who had spent the weal: visiting with them.

llr. and Ill-s. Joseph Arscasull. Aovidencc. B. 1., and Alban Ar- srnault have left on Saturday morning for their homes after at-

Platts and all other members of!

Friends in this community were shocked to hear of the death of

motored to Victoria West on Tues- dsy evening to attend the chicken slipper of the United Ladies Aid. The ladies of that community well deserve the praise they received for such a WOIHEJEU! supper. and the large sum that was realized. .

“HIGHEST DEPRESSION”

it will be the richest depression you over saw," Treasury Secretary John Snyder said here last night. "Americans have tm.000.000.000 in liquid savings and have an income

plslning his "richest depression" remark. ‘ '

tending the funeral of their moth- er, Mrs. Ben l... Arsensult. -

32131500000000," Snyder said. ex-,

from Montreal. These girls, who

ken and Rita A'Hearn returned

are on the staff of the Summer-

of a fine for the same offence, it being a second offence. A Kensing- ton party was lined 5m and coats for illegal possession under the Temperance Act and persons from Richmond, at. Raphael and st. Nicholas respectively were given similar fines for the same offences.

A Kensington man was fined $25 and costs or thirty days for ii- iegal sale of extracts and a woman from Portage was fined $10 and

colts or three months for illegal Wltﬂﬂlon. and n- P611011 from Wil- mot Valley was fined $20 and costs for illegal possession. A speeds: was fined l5 and costs and an in- decent assault case as well as v- eral oth r Temperance Act cases were sld curried-G.

Love Songs, DonaldwI-Jhiilue On The Record, Phil Harris Irish Songs .

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Dick Leibort at the Organ ..... ..

Rachmaninoff l‘ cert» Ne. l in Minor Beethoven "Pathablquo" Song

8 in C Minor Tschailrovsky. The Nutcracker

Minor Beethoven Symphony No. 0 in l" or ............................................. ..

M UTUAL few days st his home hero after M, J k p1 l; q ‘g-. QAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. 5 costs for the same offence. A “um- ll d Symphony N’ d s53 SERVICE AIIIICURITY ; being employed all summer ald glongcwith al-iaarryavnMujglm-m. .-(AP)—"If we have a depression mrside female was fined $w0uafld I. M" (Th: u“

Saint-Scene, Carnival of tha Animal ' .2 Ber ‘ ' Ravel Dvorak symphony No. 6 In I Minor

V I Walfua with Mlllsa lorius

meo and Juliet .. Heart of the Plano Rhapsody in Blue

12" ALBUMS

Tschalkovsky Symphony No. 0 in . . . . NM

Puccini, Highlights from Madame Butterfly

a ........................... 85M $5.50

{orgy snd_loas

day. 50% lli- W “l” chﬂm“ lsnt. _ * Ne. O la l! Minor _ Doctrine for a few days prior to i ~ llnllllrliovalsurrllslms <mw~~smmws - -—— a rm "a " ht .

Consult us about home-protecting insurance which will lava T...“ pm... Ind Joseph m». m. Qua, $515,? ‘a “d, 12,, , . ____ Pee-Wee The Piccolo alas Tllhhy The Tuba .......... .. sua yo! from future " All our ‘ are ‘ .. thon- roche on Saturféy Dm°i°§°dvlﬂ~t_ were in Woodstock on Sunday nf- 6w.‘ You - selves and can give your problem; sympathetic and oaporleneed “Mm” WM" ' u“ c l""°°"- CHILDREN'S 10" ALBUMS '

- ed his doctor who found that ho. ______ UM]. M.“ “ma” “m. "d... u. m. trauma‘ w" “Erwin” There were a large crowd from M ______________________ Q ‘u.’ ﬁddle . U55

Cinderella. Jeanette MacDonald" ...~.

cry attention possible. “p,

Tl" "MAI-m" "II $1" wam; ............. ..

amour naooins 1. i0 Ill 12 llilll -1Is ts 81.25

Records and Record Albums leeorda and lceord Albums l" "drills "m! - mils. will be Isllied anywhere. no- 5P°°|ll "M"! If! liven sv- assistance nuns accompany or- h

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