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Eastern Auto Supply Store: Opens Doors In Summerside

Summerside’s newest accessory and appliance shop Eastern Auto Supply, ovens its doors today to the shopping public of Prince} County. Located at 12-14 Cen- tral Street, the new shop is a branch of the Charlottetown store

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of the same name opened by Ht. D MacKenzie, a native of Belfast Manager of the Summerside branch is S.L. MacNeill, a for- mer resident of St. Peter’s. Discriminating buyers will find neatly displayed in this modern shop a wide variety of automohile parts and accessories, tools and

popular lines of home applian- | ces, oils, batteries, tires, belts, |

‘and the electrical repair shop op-

equipment of every description,

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fices of the late Dr. E.S. Tanton

erated by the doctcr‘s, son, Eric Tanton.

The building, 27 x 60, was pur- chased from the Tanton Estate by the new owner who ecmpletely re-designed and modernized the interior and front. The ful! plate glass windows in the brick wall facing the street give an excel- lent view of the interior of this up-to-date shop. The other walls | are covered with brick venee: siding.

The upper floor has ample stor- age space and also contains an

apartment which will be occupied

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4 The Guardian, Oharlotietown, Fri, Sept. 48, 1959

Large Barn

By Fire Near lignish

OF THE GUARDIAN.

A large barn at Norway, near Tignish, owned by Boyd Doyle, was burned to the ground Wednes- day afternoon. | .

Two pigs, about 50 hens and some other poultry, a quantity of hay and green feed, six team loads of wheat in sheaves, a pile of shingles for the house, a light wagon and harness were also lost in the blaze-

A house and barn of a neigh- bor, Reg McHugh, caught fire several times from the fire which spread through a field of uncut hay and the home of Gerald Hac- ket was aiso in considerable dan- ger.

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle were both absent when the fire was discov- ered by Reg McHugh who led a horse to safety before turning in the alarm for the Tignish fire

by the new manager.

Eastern Auto Supply sell on both the wholesale and retail le- vels. Many of the lines carried will be jobbed to garage opera- tors and others.

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Mr. Doyle lost a home by fire about seven years ago. There is a small amount of insurance.

Heavy Fines For Drivers

SUMMERSIDE — Two drivers

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Bay of Fundy: Westerly winds |?-™- Summerside “tide e'ghteer 15; clear gxcept for a few cuaty minutes later than Charlottetown intervals with ome widely-seai-| Sun rises today at 5.54 a.m. and tered showers; visibility 10 miles! sets at 6.20 pan.

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REGENT AUTOMOTIVES

and Yarmouth {

| charged with driving while im- paired drew heavy*fines in Sum- merside police court yesterday. |

Judge W:E. Darby fined Stan- ley Grant of Ellerslie’ $150 and | costs and he also handed out a! $100 fine to Leonard Jeffrey of St. Eleanor’s. Both pleaded guilty’.

Grant is alleged to have been |

speed which failed to make the turn at Hippenstall’s Corner. Jef- frey was the driver of the car which snapped off-a power pole, on Summer Street in Summer- | side last Friday evening.

A third driver, Keith Mulligan! of Kinkora, had his case ad-

chemicals camper. supplies, ete. |=

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EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY

ON THE GRAND OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE IN SUMMERSIDE

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CONGRATULATIONS AND | BEST WISHES - |

FROM THE STAFF AND MANAGEMENT OF IMPERIAL AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY

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CONGRATULATIONS

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BRITANNIA AUTOMOTIVES

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IN HOSPITAL Kenneth Duggan of Millvale has re-entered the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital for a major | operation.

MAY BE APPOINTED

W. Chester S. MacDonald is | expected to be named Prince County Magistrate succeeding Richard S. Hinton, Q.C., who is understand to have resigned the post. Mr. Hinton is on vacat- ion. in western Canada at the) present time. George McMahon is also expected to take over the post of Prince County proseau- tor. Neither appointment has been made offically yet,

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all reasonably priced and well | guaranteed.—

Owner H.D. ‘MaKenzie’s wide experience makes him we!l qua!- ified to operate this type of ven- ture. He spent five years with the Royal Canadian Engineers

later in charge of the construc- tion and building trades class at the Nova Scotia Vocational! School. Prior to returning to the Island five years ago to open his first auto supply shop at 161 Great George Street, Charlottetown, | Mr. MaKenzie operated a build- ing and construction firm at} Windsor, N.S. Earlier he had! been associated as building su- perintendent with the Windsor firm of R. and A. Parsons

The building now occupied in Summerside by Eastern Auto| Supply formerly housed the of-!

Congratulations

EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY

On the opening of their new

during World War Two, and was] —

Summerside.

It is a matter of pride to us that Veedol Motor Oil will continue to be recommended by Eastern Auto Supply to keep engines cleaner, safer, smoother-running-

Tidewater Oil Company (Canada) Limited

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EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY.

ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW STORE IN SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I.

WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE LAID THE TILE _ FOR THIS MODERN STORE.

ERNEST ARSENAULT

| MISCOUCHE, .

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On The Grand Opening Of Their New Store In Summerside, P.E.1.

‘REGENT AUTOMOTIVES AND BRI- TANNIA AUTOMOTIVES WISH TO THANK THE EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING THEM AND WISH THEM EVERY SUC- CESS IN THE FUTURE.

(Also see announcements § in columns adjoining Classified Ad- vertising Section.)

GRIMES — At the Charlottetown Hospital on Thursday, Septem- ber 17, 1959,. William Edward Grimes, 123 Dorchester Street in his 74th year. His remains are resting at the Charlottetown Funeral Home. Funeral notice | later. |

MURPHY— Suddenly as the res- |

+ ult of a drowning at Char- lottetown, Sept. 17. 1959, George Murphy of Iona in his | 32nd. year. Remains will be for- | warded from the Gillis Funer- | al Home to his late residence | from where the funeral will | be held Saturday morning leav- | ing the home at 9 o'clock to St. Michael's Church, Iona, for Requiem -High Mass at 9:15. Interment will be in the church cemetery. |

MacISAAC — Suddenly as the re- sult of a drowning at Char- lottetown, Sept. 16, 1959. Al- Phonse Maclsaac of Beaton's Mills, age 52 year. His re- mains are resting at the Hen- nessey Funeral Home: from where the funeral will take place this morning at 8 o'clock to St. Michael's Church. Yona, for Requiem High Mass at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

MACDONALD-, At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Thursday, eptember 17, 1959, Joserh Alexander MacDonald of Little | Pond in his 70th year. His re-| mains will rest at the Char-| lottetown Funeral Home un-| til Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at which time they will he forwarded to his late resi- dence at Little Pond.. Funeral! notice later. |

YOUNKER — At the home of Charles H. Phillips, Harrington, September 16, 1959 Oliver -D, Younker, formerly of Winsloe in his 92nd year. The remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Fu- neral Home where funeral ser- vice will be held this Friday afternoon, service starting at 2.30. Interment in Milton ceme- tery.

POWER — At the Chariottetown Hospital on Sept. 17, 1959, Ar® astasia Power, age 71 years. ' Her remains were. transferred last evening from {® Hennes- sey Funeral Home to the res- idence of her brother, M. Joseph Power, 204 Sydney Street, from where the funeral will take place on Saturday morning at 8:45 to St. Dun- stan's Basilica for Requiem High Mass -at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment in the Catholic cemetery.

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EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY

CENTRAL ST. SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I.

PICTURED ABOVE IS THE EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY ‘LOCATED ON CENTRAL STREET, SUMMERSIDE

EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY ~ ON CENTRAL STREET, SUMMERSIDE P.E.1.

TODAY MARKS THE GRAND OPENING OF THE SUMMERSIDE BRANCH OF THE EASTERN AUTO SUPPLY. THIS SPACIOUS NEW STORE WITH ITS COURTEOUS STAFF AND THE LATEST IN MODERN FACILITIES ENSURE THEMOTORING PUB- LIC THE FINEST SERVICE FOR ALL AUTOMOBILE REQUIREMENTS. THE MANAGE- MENT INVITES YOU TO COME IN AND VISIT THE NEWEST AND MOST MODERN AUTO SUPPLY STORE IN THIS DISTRICT.

FREE... FREE... FREE...

To the first 50 customers on our opening day with every $2.0Q dollar pur- chase or over they will receive 2 quarts of Vedol, the world’s most famous

motor oil, in the weight of their choice FREE.

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