Pace EIGHT T.-. .. THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

Ali!-JNTS:-lt'l0NTA(.iUE: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart Mn l Bruce ltIacPhee. Miss Joyce Wlgginton, Miss Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Walden Lavers.

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The Guardian may he bought at the lollowlng places in .tlurtazue:i'?d 53' m''-' "'1

Blue Dome Rcstalirant. and uuardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Souris: The Snack Bar and H. Richards & son.

Mr. Cyril Dauphinee and Mitt. ..'”SlERIlA" - A i'ca'.!.v hi): it Hcidzson, Halifax, N. S. spent. show in tecliiiicoloii Sliowiiiy, t few days in Nltiiitagtie, guests of Cant-pbcll's t.'li'CtIlIv illiS its-ek. WIS. C. G. Clay. --- . Miss Igiieeii Cook. Moiiiiigue, Mix and Mrs. H. Nuinaii. Billllfiil, has been l'Dt'Pilll)' einployi-d at the Maine. are spending a few dnysptelephoiie office in lloiitiuztic. at Montacue.

the l-klucxiood Hotel in Lower. i

.t.tli'. and Airs. Rutieixck Mari n and fsniily liave returned lti tlicxr i :n Victoria Cross after v.s-

. 'l'ni'oiitn. Ac- in li.s homo .n '. 1l:ii't.ti's iicphra,

..ilS'liI.'I)l"lN'Il H0.V()IH'lI) a- Mr. Erucc Moore ii.-w llLiliOLil9(l ins: week when iiieinbivrc of inn i-trust.

l.)l1lpali)'il'l . 'l'o:onto i

brook Baptist t”ii.i;cii met at the .1-antes A inn, rim, and ;-,g-ep. t.'.x.;' home of Air and Mrs Ru .-':l' ','ilPS'. diljlng -..-.2 .sL.n1lnC,". Farqtiiiiirxin. M: itcrbert. to bid -----

farewell to Mr .kIonrv. who i-'aiit:ut Mi-s TllE'l'C5:t Bl'0iKli. R N. :0 resume his stiidies at (i(Jl'(lil1 DOlllllli0li. C. B. l)ill)ll(' health (T031980. Boston l.ic. hiimim lab- liL1i'SE of North lngonisli, ix spciid-

oured iii the iloltl lit .i1imtagiit- for ing a few days in .Vl0llltl:il(X guest

the past -tiviinim-. and all wish hint of her friend. Miss Rciia Rtvnoltls. the best of luck in his t-ho-en RN. L profession Bruce was pie-outed E M

with a we'l-filled purse on bi-ttnlr, ..”.il:'. and Mrs. C':)(:tp pm... of the. Ha..c.bi'ook virciiit for iihit-h nf), Faliiitnitii Mass are via 1-l he tlianlcrd his Il'lCll(lS nios: kind- inc. in Co I ' H 13'. The in e: served a delizlitful PiiIr.nri”:

liitich. and rviiiaiiid r oi the Neil. Alsiw iw.t.

evenin: was spent lti niu.-it' aiitliis her son. Ur. . g. 1 i hmlal 'll”'m”'o'"- lCainbi':dze Mass . i ;

I - CAPITOL tout - we - wen

r snows .;::o'.'7EA.x'DioT- F

tilt"”oN'JiilE1si5o1"siiiRi" I I or THE GUYS IN THE HOTTEST SPOT on EARTH!

The mass line laugiis-the front line fury-the flaming iitama-of a couple of has

named Andy and Mike! !

COLUMBIA PICTURS presents? (V

will

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NEWS . MUSICAL . CARTOON . COMEDY

..eBI';AN SUPPER. Upper Mon- tague School, Wednesday, Septem- ber l9tii. Supper begins at 6 P. M.

..”1'RllCK BURNED -. A truel: nwlicd by Mr. Claude Ininan of C:'andVi”v was partly dClIl'uilbll- Saturday eveiiintl

about 7:30 PM. on the County Line Road near lleatherdale. Mr. lniiian was proceeding from

Gixinclvicwv to Hcathcrdale and to Montagiic. when about, one and a limit miles from Valleyfield. elec- iirir Wl'.'CS shorted setting the gasohne on fire. Mr. Inman junip- ad from the truck. and threw sund over the cngirie to save it. iThe fire made its way into me no and taught in the gas tank. front which it quickly spread to the :aek and platform. Mr. In- liihli was finally siieccssfiil in ex- iiir..:ii.sliing the blaze but tiic ltruck was severely damaged. Mr. ylli!il'S.f1 escaped unhurt. Yesterday line truck pas towed to (Brand- .ve.v. it was not known tvhctlier e was any irisiirance.

i(iHliR(iH ('()NFERE.V('E - l:(lflli(lSiInlllItt'(lSf from Murray

lliiriiniir North. (fuledonia. Wood lsiantls anti lilontaiztie were pre- sent at the coiiference of Sunday St-limit teat-in-rs and tiiosc inter- ested in Hillnx peoples work. livltl in St. Antlrt-tv's Presbyter- ian ('lilli'ttli. Montague. Friday mt-iiiiig. Rev. I-' N. Young pre- sitlmi. and iiitrodtii-rd the guest Slll'illxPl', Rev. J. K. (Iiailttt of 'i'tri'initti. g4-neral sevsrelary of the

hoarrl of S. S. and Y. P, S. Mrs.

A. ll. Mavl.uie prt-sided at the mi::in and apprupriiite hymns were sun;:. The st-ripture lesson. 8!, nlatthmx. JR: l-l-1. was read by Air. Hugh Nugent. and Rev. ii. 5. llales led in prayer. Rev. Air. tllarke Spoke at. length on

the splendid work Suiiday School tent-tiers are HOIHSZ all across Cen- ;Itl:i. lie stressed the importance nf citing: the child a funtl:inien- i;il knowletiue and Llll(lCl'Sl:in(lilIl: of rrligion ill tho rliut't'li. the Stllltttll, the home. amt ill the i-otiimuiiity. This was followed by it (llS('llSSi0lI periotl. :4 tlisplay of the latest lesson hvlps and te.u-liiiii: niiiterial, anti rlosin;: uni-ship by nienns of beautifully miouieri film strips. The benedic- tmn tins pl'Un0tlltPPtl by Rev. Mr. Youn;:.

BEAR RIVER SOL"l'll

ton 8:01. -ith

ten members

Tl-IF. SGUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN T

East Baltic and Vicinity Mr. Ellsworth Llewellyn who is

employed at North Lake spent the weekend with his family in Mont-

ague. Mrs. Frank Greene and cor. Frank and daughter Winnif red

were recent visitors to Souris and Red Point.

Friends of Mrs. George Bruce. Red Point. are pleased to learn she has returned to her home af- ter being a patient in the Souris and Prince Edward Island Hospit- als where she received treatment.

Friends of Miss Verna Rose. Lakeville. are sorry to learn of her continued illness in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. U

Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson and Mrs. Edward Robertson. Kings-

boro. were recent visitors to Montague. Mrs. Theodore Robertson. Red

Point. was a recent: visitor to Cross Roads where she was the guest of Mrs. Boswell Jenkins.

Mr. Albert Bruce. Pnwnal. vis- ited his mother Mrs. Ralph Rob- ertson recently.

Mr. and Mrs. James Sonicrs and son Donald, Summerside. were re- cent: visitors at Kingsboro, guests of Ml". and Mrs. Robert Robertson.

A chicken supper was held re- cently iii the East Baltic school under the auspices of the East Baltic Women's Institute. Johnston and Mrs. Ethel MacDonald. Peters Road. recently visited their brother-in- law and sister. Mrs. and Mrs. Earle Johnston. North Lake.

Mrs. Percy

Misses Arlene Robertson. Kings- boro. Audrey Robertson and Karo- lyn Stewart. Red Point. have started their stiidlcs at St. Mary's Convent. Souris.

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Citing. Kingsboro. and Mrs. Harold Muc- Gregor. East Baltic. were recent visitors to the mainland.

White for the iiioiiilily meeting of Bear River South Women's in- stitiite.

Four visitors were present. lice-t.ii;: opened in usual iuaiiiitcr. !'eClilll'.Z oi "One" and "Creed." Roll call was answered by Bring- ing and Di'awin: of Old Hat by for same. Cnllcctioii 32.50.

Minutes of last meeting appsoved and signed. Repoits comniiztees l1Cll:(l. Sick commit.-

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lit"Lllll;.' for school windows

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all about women... A . and A it their A men!

Here's what

V Darryl F. Zerwd: MOW"!

BETiE DAVIS I ANNE BAXTER GEORGE SANDERS CELESTE HOLM

GARY MERRILL - HUGH MARLOWE

Zanuclt's maior Bette Davis giv once of her car

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"um. '1-ins mamas erinrrs munv AT aioo - 0:45 - mos

ALL ABOUT EVE

'l-ligh comedy . . . producer Darryl F.

'A most amusing. addition to 20th Century-Fox's list ot i950 hint"

ALL ABOUT EVE

'Movie-of-the-Montbl Fascinating. . . one of the line pictures at the your!”

PC ca EDWA 1.

read. oil

"M M ”" hm" M M” hm”. Mr. and Mrs. William MacLe;inl

ihave returned to their home 'iii Montague after spending their holidays visiting Mrs. MarLcan':

pbrotlier-in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs. Wilfred M-acLean. Kingsboro

. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bruce and baby son Roger. South Lake. were

("ll membc" mid 935""? cemsirecent visitors at the home of Mr .TI1riier et-ciii'i'etl last amounted togand Mrsp

Charles Chiiig. Souris l East.

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sinuton. and James and Franc.:.

stee reported fruit given to one of;Lapm.I.cV Black pond. were busm.iNi);-than Mat-1')

Messrs. Wtisliiiirzton Youiic. Ken-.

Souris Man

Wing 0i.HiIl In Montague ls Completed

The. paving of the Wood Island hill in Montague was completed on Sattit'dav alter up several weeks owing to unfav- ourable weather".

The first coat of oil was laid on Monday last. which was continued from Montague to Murray River. The asphalt tar for the completion of the work did not arrive for sev- eral days, and the workmen were unable to continue until Saturday. The finished job has two coats of oil and two layers of chips. It is understood that with traffic it will gradually become a hard surface pavement.

There is still some work to dc, however. in providing good drain- age. Drains on either side of the toad need to be cleared of gravel and in some instances small cul- verts replaced by larger ones. It is expected this work will be com- pleted before the heavy fall rains.

Henry Whalen. East. Baltic. Mr. Kenneth Fraser. North Lake. anti Mr. Clarence Rose, Lakeville.

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Kitson. Red Point. were receiit. visitors to Montague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Lucas.

'The Red Point. Women's In- stitute rereiitly held an auction isale of home-inatie ice-cream in lithe East Baltic Cenimiinity Hall. iMr. Russell Garrett capably acted ins auctioneer. Proceeds were in laid of Institute funds.

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Mrs. Russell Garrett was hostess is. the Red Point Women's Insti- tute for the Septetnber meeting. 'A large attendance of members ;t'.'a5 preseiit. Business was attend- ed to in i'o:ziilai- form and meet- 'ing closed, after which all enjoyed In social hour and a delicious lunch served by the linstess.

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Death-(if Mrs. 'Edward iiirner

..rTiic tlcatli of Mrs. I-I:lwai'ti ex.'iiiii'.' at lllltlf1lll0l'. lira. e. 'l'lic cle-

ihe home of htr iJ.'iniCs MCRrlli. M0111 'cea.xc:l has :25) )('2ll'.N axe and was l)vi"ii .'i' S'ii'.'itiirnna. the ;tl.iii2htri' n' the lite Mr. and litix onald. She was the

o'.i' inembc:s who was. sick. and . .- - - r 12-: . !”t'lt: re. bro I i: ll'

-"howl i-omniitiee rcportert need o'l;v;S ltlsnms to nllunay Hmbm am-ll ql H H H Yn I 0 a um) XNIAV A550” Hit)” 'V i ' t ' t on ague rccen y. until

.0! t'nii'tecn g i She is tiirvivird by four daitic,ht- 'ei's. Ida. Mrs. .lflillU5 Mcbeth. Mon-

Top Old Time Fiddler

having been held

g SEPTEMBER 11. 1951

Murray Harbor; North

Messrs. Everett Harris, ch.-Sm

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

Selected As .

Leiacheur. and Perley Ham. The mm. H "dance (1733 on. Mrs. Chester Acorn, Primrose. C'"""59Y Cove. were the recent "eased the 30; of theoannual y'3 spent a day recently with her guest: of Mr. and Mrs. ttilimc

mother,' Mrs. George Macliuslandv. McLure.

Men's Trade Fair at the Forum on Saturday night. when the finals of the step dancing and old-time fiddling contests were run off. The total attendance for the four nights of the ifalr was approximately 4.700,

Mr. and Mrs. Iaevereth Grain”. of Halifax. N. S.. are spending ;. few weeks visiting at ' Murray Harbor North. guests of M... Graham's mother. Mrs. David Mil-

Mr. and Mrs. Alex M-acmtyrc left on Tuesday. September 4th to attend the Exhibition at Pictou. N. S.

d th h I I th I i. . ::lE)mmlttf2e.clVlar.m1liai'!tlhuro Duvtfr, aux: d1;ll1'-Vtilsltillxiiz 1;'l1:1ClL3:::1h:l:v9":l”- Lu-' - i il '5 ptessed his appreciation of the home of ms son. Dr. A. A. Map M” John Magma", pm,”

public and the exhibitors in help- ing to make the fair in success.

A new Island Fiddling Cliainp- ion reigns as the judges gave the nod to Omar Cheverie. of Souris. who won the 1st Prize of slot)

Road. was a recent visitor in Mm. ray Harbor North, guest of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Johnston. and M... and Mrs. William Johnston.

Lead.

M.rs. Alex Maclntyre spent a few days in Elmira last week, the

guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. to Lorne valley where he Iran”;

Peter Chaisson. Rollo Bay. has: MNCNEHL old friendships. Sterling was ” year's champion was second. George p resident, of .m dis; .1 fl hp. , Weathcrbie, Charlottetown. was MW and M1'5- Chimes .MnCU30d moving to ca,:,b1.id,gel Cand Mfg the third prize Winner. and ram”)? "re "mam uslw” '0 many friends are Pleased to see

Bristol where they visited relatives

Anthony Perry, formerly of the mm her, on vacation.

Island, but now living in Pictou, and friends-

N.S., returned to successfully de- A large numb" of mmdr H. - A - M". d . n - ld At , A"

fend ms champmnshm m we Ml..lSlaE:N'nl'lh.dr:'Cl'E Te(t,:eni, visllfglfs cred M me home M M1" and 51'5-

Men's Step Dancing Contest. A.J Gallant. Souris, was second and Joseph Gallant. Charlottetovir. third. In the Ladies step Dancing

Malcolm MacLeod on Thuisday evening. August. 30th for a punt. nuptial shower in honor of tiiei: son Palmer and his bride who me

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mal- colm MacI.cod.

Miss Sheila Gntichet, Lot. 40. came - "M05511 Wmllim Hal-WU. Vim-mg here fl-Om Toronw 0 - . .1 . , . . tit- Ch3-”0”'9l0lf"- .59C0”d: . V d d to naiclbmok raven”), many beatitifiil and useful ljlve dam l”'."s lIlv;'Ke mil? 0 ' for which they thiintzd lllt. dining the etching. iss Alt iorii. friends. A dendous lunch Ms

Mrs. Daniel Shaw spent a few

city, tron it silver dish donated by I days in Montague last week where

G.l-f. Taylor, Jewellqrs; F1-ant; served and the remainder of the

evening pleasantly spent in niiisic

Mncaae, City. a case of oranges she visited her daughter who is is

donated by me arm-ye F,-up, com. patient in the Memorial Hospital. E. , g pany; Irma Ford. City. a hamper . -"-s of Gravcnstein apples. (loiiated by Bliss Marion MCAii1a.V left on

MF. Reeves of Sotlthporti Mal- Snturda.v. September 1st for n mm, Macpm-mid. (my, side of trip to Boston and vicinity where

bacon. donated by the Canada she will visit. relatives and friends. 3 beds ma wrmu, 2 hum" Packers: and Master Norman But. I and commode , 3 chamber ms City. a large fliishliglit, donated by M155 Jane METGTM-h W35 I kn.-hen (app; and 3 chm" ll R.T. Holni:in's. Constable Lloyd Vi51i0Y to Baniwt 011 M0nd8Y- much", . ha" ,-Mk. (,.h;,.""mi Archer, City Police, drew the naiiie September 3rd. the guest of her Oman, 1 h,.,m.r 540", mm "mm. of the winner when three people hrothei'-in-law and sister, M15 mid other articles loo llllmcrolu 1., c0l'reCtly guessed the iveight of the Mrs. Ed-ward Crane. mmuon,

turkey at 19 lbs. 10 ounces. Miss

Mary MacKinnon. City. was the Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mnccaiincll. APPl)'-

.-inner. Ciiailottctowii. were recent visitors . ,

l ,,.;M.,.L- to Lorne valley. Tliey were guests '1' '1' s'””TAnT'

l . . of Neil's parents Mr. and Mrs. M”"t”K""

Reuben Mccatinell.

Mr. anti lilrs. George Lcnrd. Mt

"799 Bonus fif..?i2”v..liZf.l” ..?lfS.?." .l'3S;””...i2 H, J. mint)" --'-- izuests of their son and daughter-

OTTAWA. Sept. 16 -- (Cit) - fin-law, Ml'. and Mrs. Bert. Lcttrd. OPTOMETRIST

l7'.'l ”l l"2 .-'. lrtl mg

l'”Ci”Tlrhl1ii8 Cylyxelcd S;:Il;.m:v..:t.(ofL-tit n A ham supper was iield- in Lorne "nu" ma sunvuun G"”” liiniiis ntnv is aAlii.'tilC: of ";i'ca'i.lValley School on Tuesday. Sept- In

iii-,:e:ic;. hat e iI;11illl appealed in 'embci' 4th and there was a. large MONTAGUE, P. I. I. Flllallcc 1il.iii.-':ri' AL"-toll I0 :5-Jill crowd in attendance. The proceeds

tphnucnima bunun as -iuickiy as iitcrc in aid oi ciuii-ch and School. om" ":35: 12 A H

F. W. Wliimiiotise, pi'c.s.:lei:t of! M1; and. him Lloyd )I3cDonaId 2 '0 5 P' u the can SCt'i'li'0 Fta't' on ofiand Mr. and Mrs. Francis Man. I: onolntmenl

Czitiacla. pointed out to . Abbiftt ii)-1-0 attcnded'thQ Mo;-ri5gn..Jame5

Ofllce Connected With

ll” a letter mule public l0ClJ.V lticdflliig at Trinity United Church. lthat the nirittcr was brinight. to 'C1m..1Dm.,,,wn' on Wednesday. DWI 53””- l his attintirm by a civ.l .-crt zcc Hmmug 2911;. m .. mug-

tlPiC;ati(ti two months am. The (lOlfgLll.it)ll left.

i l V. ' g iiifd Mshl Her innny ".'iends are sorry to lVinite.ioii.-ti. with the feeling: tint hem. mm MES Roberta Shaw is n

-aunmlj LTRY WANTED

, "mid mo 5" patient in the King's County Mem- iousness of the szttiation and that 501.-ml Hospital as me resun of an 'i”"”3ih:'l-95 "UM" be ””"C' ”.”l; iaiito accident in which she receiv-

soap lnr CllllCll'Cll.S hands. My 5901...; chm.m.i, qoum in . ,

1 K. . A -g s - - , I H g . I. I V J we have hrard notlinng iif..i-iai , . . . ' - k . y I .

I tins mated and secoiitlctl tliatllyakt .5 M present Nm,mw.d ”,Ila,liC. Miitiiie. Mix. John A. B.a pm: ml Subjnt Mme July 1.”, 'c'J n llllcirllied aim OIICI oc Buymg dally annual fee. be .35 i()l next two - . - - ton. Diinda-. Anna Mis. Mateo i tupants 0. the cat were uninjured.

lliast Baltic uiiere he is building it. ..a.,.. , ..,,bcnm an up

.veiir-A. The correspoiidmce was.h,,u5e M. M, J.,,,,, Dim” Se... Mat-Lend. J.viItni(,'i Plains. . . ' .5”('.m;;('h m,.tm..;i at --- .

. s .g g A ' ' . - 3- . M .; . F 1 L M . g E-lilmlxttilielltia(NEii0(l1:fu.:f:e1i(nl:e ”Ei.iel”"' "W "”"'” "C l” l?”””.”” lil.i:l-ii Inf.-'.'”i'.I...Emxil..Em'g” camp . . W Diwnbv'- W ! Recent xisnors to this vicinity I-We 0' D195-Sed i)illtCllnSe of a new teach dcskl.".1:l.s,.e,aS,:iEr." El:ea;.o.mc.ls ale-MA-I Hlcr ini-bind.iii":-iteeeasrtl hnf ii'nCC ihmi S d 3.'h.' wh”,vh””i"i 'lW1W3'-Tl M'1'- mid MY-V GEOFKC was talked about. Secretary asliedimfieilfill-Ll:011 P311 N "Bdi";l(if0li.also hi-1' only son. Julin. who died 1 llnli? gllrlgil 13- Ni:'f:'l:;w1l' Nc(31l'a:'I(:lCl:10I;lEl'1v Chl:I'lrT- Poultry tn w:ite about prii-cs to School Scioo, 1 rai'i'." 51' 3 CW ("J5 in iilay of this )01Il'. i p VI" H V f - i ll ( . rs. . i . , - ' p su:Jpl)'. lunch and R vole of iimnks ex- The rummi will be livid Wlml:iEiuii3i:ieLme."Um '" ”l'1 it-V lottctuwii. Ml. ' iiiid Mrs. Bush EASTERN pA(;h1N(,

Mrs. Lennie Heiuiessey iiiviteu tended hostess the meeting 'I31d'lDliil(laQ ('hui-cli Tuesday after- i ;'V”gNgg Hg :;”f'L”0:- N?:””ghaR.fc3a1'a'BM:;': tnsei?e2::v,?ri:,3:9":s:9i:...use :g.",;”;:d ”” G” 5” "1;;:::1..:".::j:;:t;;..y” W W in. n-c-can mm ;c.i.'...i”.:i ...;..:..i;-. l 5 ' 00- LT”- - L i by .. -cc-c--cw ---g .--...-.. Bale of Aint-rican cotton tit-iszliral, My 5...,-mm Mncsgnillp Camp Soul-'5

THE PICTURE THAT WON ALL THE TOP FILM AWARDS!

they're saying of

bid for I950 Oscars. 03 the but perform- eerl' Jim Magma.

-LOOK Muettno

'MurveIousI One of the year's best

The Neighbors

L.

"At her age I studied cooking arid sewing. She'll turn out to be the best educated old maid in town."

By George Clark

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comedies! ' --coroner

-IIMOOK Megulm

DAY - TUE. - WED.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS & HIGHWAYS

Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDERS FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF PISOUID BRIDGE

SEALED TENDERS will the office of the undersigned tilt of September 1951 for the reconstruction of Pisquid Bridge, Prince Edward Island. Tender forms may( be secured at the office of the undersigned.

Deputy Minister, Public Works & Highways.

be received at

noon the 22nd

G. WHITE.

l.'i00 pounds while a halo of Euypt- lb..,d;(.' M353 was E mcem vmmr ian cotton weighs 700 pounds. '

SPECIAL SEPTEMBER SALE

SEPT. 17th to 2.9m inc.

MOLASSES. best quality. extra special price. Gal . . 794: White SUGAR. 10 lb. bags for only .. . . . . . . . . . . 51.19 PICKLING ONIONS. 10 lbs. for . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 39c PICKLING VINEGAR. 1 gal. iur . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c Clark's PORK & BEANS. per tin . . . . . . . . . . . . 'I1c Lynn Valley CORN, 20 oz.. 2 tins for . . . . . . . . 25c Robin Hood ROLLED OATS. 5 lb. pkg. . . . . . . . 15: Aylmer TOMATO CATSUP . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20: CurnutionMILK.pertin.................. 16: Magic BAKING POWDER. 1 lb. tin . . . . . . . . , . 27c ? Fresh Stock Fitted DATES. I lb. pkg. . . . . . I5: PEACHES. choice quality. per tin . . . . . . . . . I8: WAX BEANS. 20 oz. tin .. 'l5c Large Package RINSO. 8: I Sunlight SOAP 45c BUTTER. Perfection Brand. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . -55: p Fresh Shredded COCOANUT. 1 lb. pkg. . . . . . 43cc I TOMATOES. Lynn Valley. 20 oz. tin . . . . . . . . . 20c PEAS.20ez.tin......................... . lbc KIPPERED SNACKS. 3 tins for only . . . . . . . . . . . . 25: Good Quality BROOMS. extra special price. only We Old English Liquid FLOOR WAX. pint tin '. . .. . . 49: