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rsrllclAL {luff on cup grease. ' I a Vol‘ ‘Gnlen . I" fir“ s L-lsoa-l-ll-al.
_BA1LGA!NS at Bruce's paint yparlment.
__w.\1tTS removed quickly with wart remover. Taylor Drug 00.,
rgming E011.
_5PEC1AL PRICE on storage tterics, motor oil and cup grease,
L one week, at Bruce's. L-1593-4-l4-2i.
JHESTERFIELD SETS. latest igns, beautiful upholsterings,
g ices at Bruce's. w“ pr L-1440-4-1o-al.
_]}EI), springs and mattresses we nil ndvancel in price. Bruce's on the ground floor and never r51 such values. L-1440-4-l5-2i.
_TllE NEW LONDON Presby- Fmn Congregation. Sunday, April lath. Long River 11 A. M. Clifton 30 p. M. Geddie Memorial '1 P. M.
e Rev. K. Guelgls will conduct ‘[1 services. L-1625-4-l5-11.
_1lUY lobster fishing supplies of
|1l kinds at Bruce's. L-B43-4-15-2I. _ PROIIIBITION COURT —
Magistrate Darby held court at Albcrfon on Tuesday when several mhihilifrn cases were dealt with, sides some excise cases. A case tgaiust n man from Null Pond, uplrgcd with selling liquor illeg- v was the first ou the docket. IIIIC mnn was found guilty and lined $200.00 and costs or 3 months. similar co=e against a woman mm Bloomfield wa= heard and idjourned for one week, Three lrunks from O‘Leary pleaded not ilty. Their hearing was adjourn- for one week to secure witnesses. [mother party from OLcnry charg- wifh consuming ialenciecl guilty ind was fined ten dollars or ten |a_\'.=. A man from Tignlsh charg- pd \\'I!I‘i an offence against the ex- nise act was found guilty and fined r2500 and costs. A mun from lbrtluie Cove brought up on a sim- [h- charge was also fined $25.00 ind co~ts. Judgment wn: delivered tithe case against Iieury Richards rTignish, charged with breaking nd entering with intent to com- ‘ilitt an indictable offence. The lase was dismissed on the grounds ti insufficient evidence. On Mon- ty at Summerslde a woman come fore Magistrate Darby charged with the unlawful manufacture of leer. The woman was found pilty and fined $25 00 nnd costs. -8.
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Ambulance in Chargo ii
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--BRACE'S stcelcote rubber auto enamel will not show brush marks B11 wears like iron. L-1593-4-l4-2i.
-—DOING NICELY—Friend5 will be Bled to learn that Master cm. les MoCarvlll, little son of Lgonard Mccarvill of Freetown is doing 1110911‘ after his recent operation for flPDBndlcitls. $_
--PRESENTATION.— The y Pmple O1 Trinity United c.3335 met after the usual Service of Song °" Sunday 91/911"!!! and presented Mr. Robert Gordon with a souvenir m ham)!’ QWEMYIBB together. Mr. MIFITB-Khan made the presentation whlch was ‘mwmPB-Illed by a short addras. Mr. Gordon left yesterday morning for St. John, N, 3P5,
—MOTORED FROM LOWELL. MASS-Mrs. Kiggins and her 515. ter Miss Etta Carver accompanied by their nephew. motored from LOWQII. Mass. arriving in sum. nlerside on Monday. on a visit to U191!‘ mother. Mrs. James Carver, who is seriously 111. 5
—TENDERS FOR. BUILDING.- Tenders will be received by the undersigned 11D to 12 o'clock noon April 17th, 1937 for building known as the Hamilton Cheese Factory. Also for cheese equipment consist- ing of steam engine. vats and press- es. etc, etc. All in good shape. Highest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. W. L. Delaney, Sec- retory. ‘ L-1290-4—8-l2-15.
-—G1VES ADDRESS-At the mg- ular meeting of the C.G.I.T. in Ep- worth hall, Miss Norma. Callbeck gave a. most instructive address on interior decorating. The girls dis- played keen interest 1n the discus- sion. The devotional period was led by Adele Bowness. Eleanor Clark who presided extended a warm vote of thanks I.o Miss Call- bcclr at the conclusion of her talk.
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-MR.. ROBERT GORDON RE- MEMBERED BY FELLOW AS- SOCIATES OF C. N. lh-Mr. Robert Gordon who has been mun-
C. N. R. at Summelsidc for pant fourteen years, was iitilngly remembered by fellow associates on the eve of his departure 101.‘ Si. John, N- B, where he takes over the duties of manager of the Ex- press Office there. From the sta- tion master down to the youngest of the staff of the C. N. R. office. guthered in the Express Office on Tuesday afternoon to say goodbye to one who was held in high re- gard by them all..Mr. J. P. Hogan, station master, read the address and presented a. set of‘ military brushes to Mr. Gordon as a part- lng gift. from the staff. Mr. Gor- don who was visibly touched by the fine tribute paid to him by i1.:= associates, fittingly pcknowledged their gift and expressions oi gun-tr will, and. said that the years spent in Summerslde have indeed been happy ones and thanked one and all for the (lo-operation he had
always received from them when his duties brought Mm in contact with the other departments. He would always have happy recol- lections of his work in Summer- slde.—S.
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—LABGEVABIETY new aprons. Price 19, m and 36 cents. Box 5 to 81 Store. Blunmerside. L-1641.
-—TIN. enamel, galvanized iron and Wear-Ever aluminum fox feed- ing and watering pans in stock at Bruce's. L-l593-4-14-3l.
—NEW SATIN slips, Tea, Rose. and white, 9B cents. Rex 5 to $1 store. 11-1641.
—SAVE YOUR fox puppies ag- ainst worms. Fresh stock of Bur- roughs Welcome, Glovers Vermi- fuge, Nema and Ffrenchs worm caprules, post paid to your ad- dress. Gourlies Drug Store.
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—MASON'S HONOR. PAST MASTER-At the regular meeting of the Hiram and Lebanon Lodge N0- 3. A. F. and A. M. the mem- bers flttingly remembe uu Bro. Robert Gordon, Past Master of the _Lodge with a. suitable gift. Bro. iDonald Baker made the presenta- , tion which was graciously acknow- ledged by Mr. Gordon. All Joined in wishing m. Gordon much suc- cess in hi; new home-S.
Ulo Illnlrd’: for Bltel.
Personals
—Miss Pearl Stewart was a. rec- ent visitor to Summerside. S.
Vernon MaoQuarl-le of Wilmot was a. recent visitor to Charlottetown. S.
-—Mlss Tessie Sexton of Borden was a. weekend visitor to Summer- sicle. s,
—Mi5s Winnie Steele o." Mount
uger of the Express office oi the, the i
Pleasant is a patient ln the Prince County Hospital. S.
i -—~Mi.ss Doreen Gallant of Sum- merside was successfully operated , on for appendicitis on Tuesday in i the Prince County Hospital. S.
—Mrs. Albert. Boswell returned on Wednesday morning from an. enjoyable visit to her old home in
‘ Powna..—S.
--Mrs Callxte Joiiiet has re-
turned to her home in Moncton from a pleasant visit with her ‘father, Mr. F. '1’. Arsenault at i We1llngton.—S. i I —Mls.- Blanch Nlclror of Borden ' was a. week end visitor to Summer- lside. the guest of her brother, Air. Charles Mclvor Elllll ltlrs Mc- Ivor-S.
—Ml-"s Fern Bell of Carleton was [a visitor to Summerside this week | and took part in the recital at St. ‘Mary's Academy on Tuesday-S.
-—F'rlends will be pleased to learn
‘ that Mrs. Phillip Monaghan of Klnkora came through her opera- ition in a. Montreal hospital on
-Miss Helen Muttart of Cape Traverse was among the pupils of St. Mary's Academy, Summerside, who took part in the piano recital on Tfilosday. Miss Muttart received congratulations on her perform- ance that evening. S.
Ilnnrd’: Llnlment removal Ilnlnn.
Meeting 0f C h i I d r e n ’ s Aid_§ociety
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Management of the Chlldrens Aid Society of Prince County was held ‘Tuesday night in the Town Building, Summerside. The President, Dr. J.A. MacPhee, presided, and there was a. fair at- tendance. Tne Agent. Louis Wedge, reported that one boy had been taken to Sit. Patrick's Home ln Halifax. He said he had at pres- ent on Probation six boys ranging in age from nine to thirteen years and he was trying to get s. room in which he could give these proba-
Announcing The Opening
of the ALLONA BEAUTY SALON On Water Street, Summerside, THURSDAY, APRIL 15TH Operated by ALLAN E. WEDLOCK
Specializing in Bonat Permanent Wave, Kalor Machineless Wave, and all other lines of beauty culture.
Mr. Wedlock will have the capable service of MISS LEONA PAQUET, formerly of Char- lottetown, well known hair stylist, who is well versed in the up-to-date methods of beauty culture.
For appointments phone 504
tioners Scout work. two evenings o! every week, and he felt that .
so doing. something might be a- chieved that would be a. help to tese boys. l-lc also reported that he had made an appeal for second- hand clothing through the press, and the response was very good and he was able to fit out six pup- ils so that they could attend school, and he also purchased a‘ little new clothing with the Socl-i ety's funds. But he had still some ‘children out of school from lack of clothing and he felt that more second-hand clothing might be obtained if citizens would make an extra. effort to look same up. He would call at any house for second- hand clothing l: word was left for him at the Town Office. Threei boys had been up before the Ju- venile Court for stealing o. bog of junk which the owner had left out- side a Blacksmith Shop while he was iiyisnctlng some business with the umlel‘ of the shop. The boys had been put on probation. The Society was advised that the TOWI
iluthorities lvere making some pro- vision to ivrcyent junk-dealers buying junk from small boys. The - “Pruant-officer reporter! that he I had three truants for the month and a. number of pupils had been home with sickness. S.
Death Of Mrs. James Carver Yesterday
There passed away in the Prince County Hospital yesterday, Mrs. James Carver, (senior), after a. short illness. Mrs. Carver was 69 years of age and was a. native of Ireland._but had resided at Linklet- ter Road most of her married life. She was a woman of fine christian character and beloved by all who knew her. she was a member or St. John the Baptist Church, Mis- oouche.
= Monday quite successfully. S _ ‘ Mass. Mrs. Haggerty,
-There are left to mourn besides
her sorrowlng husband four daugh- ters, Mrs. Kiggins, and Miss Hen- rlettu, recently arrived from Lowell, Clearmont. P. E. 1., and Mrs. Frederick Sey- mour of Lowell. Flour sons James Carver at present in Scotland, Chores and Oliver in the United States and Leo at home.
The funeral takes placeon Fri- day morning at. nine o'clock from her late residence to St. John the Baptist Church, M‘scouche.—S
Recital By Pupils Tm» F- wmm- 1~ Wedge-IE
St. Mary’s Convent
The pupils of St. Mary's Convent, Summerslde, gave a splendid piano recital on Tuesday evening which
j was a. credit to the pupils and also
their teacher.
Each piece was played from memory and from the youngest little tot to the oldest ancl more experienced players there was not a faltering note.
It is hardly fair to single any particular pupil out for special mention, but the performance o1 Miss Malllnson who is only sixteen years of age, was without a doubt the most outstanding of the older pupils. Her rendition of Liszt. "Hungarian Rhapsody" played from memory was simply marvelous. Miss Mallinson has a. deep touch and light fingering and plays with ex- pression and meaning not often found in so young a. pupil.
The misses F‘. and L. Gallant. Mary Silliphant and the Misses MncPhee and Miss Mal-Neill also in the senior groups, need no in- iroduction to a. Summerslde audi- ence, piaying their pieces with beautiful expression.
Of the younger pupils, perhaps Miss Downing. Miss Callaghan and the Misses Silliphailt were worthy 0f special mention, each showing great promise in their ease in play- ing most difficult pieces. .
“Return of the Reapers" by M Kelly was very delightful. Some charming songs made a pleasant interlude to the instrumental mu- sic. Rt. Rev. Mgr. MacLellan, V. (3., in complimenting the pupils, ex- pressed the hope that they would a‘l strive to become accomplished pianists, which he felt sure they would be if they continued in their efforts as tonight's performance showed they were capable of do- ing. He made specal mention of Miss Mallinsons performance.
PR/OGRAMIME
Duet, 1w. MacPhee, J. MaoPhee, M. Kelly, L. Gallant. The Twins, Donald and Dorothy MacPhee.
At the Farm. M. Callbeck. Wild Flowers, B. Silliphant. Merry Companions, A. McInnis. Waltz in G.. E. Delghan. An April Girl, D. Downing. Without Care, Z. Silfiuhant. Boy Blue March. F. Arsenault. Barcarolle, S. Harris.
HOUSE DRESSES
Ladies fast color cotton print House
Bargain Railway Fares
Billiphaut.
An Interrupted Opera, M. Cum. nuskey.
The Little Shepherdess, E. Todd.
Morning Prayer, H, Muttart.
Croquemitairle, S. Callaghan.
Return of the Reapers, R. Kelly.
Sunshine in the House.
Angel's Serenade, H. McEwen.
Duet. M‘. Mluray, L. Ranahan. ,
Impromptu, D. Downing.
Concerto, F. Gallant, M. phant
“Mother”
Waltz in E Mat, P. Stewart, F. Bell.
Nocturne, M. Kelly.
April Showers, M. Cummiskey, I-I. McNeill.
Woodland Whispers, M. Silli- phant
Music and Song.
First Mazulika, J. MacPhee. i, Gallant.
Marche Amerlcaine, M‘. MacPhc-e.
Tarentelle, F. Gallant.
Hungarian Rhapsody, A. Mallin-
Silli-
son. Good Night Song.—-S
Marina Beaty Salon,’ Kensington
Special on Permanents and other beauty items contin- uing for a limited time only. Why not have your Pennan- ent now? Call, write or phone 3 Kensington for ap- pointments. All work done by experienced operators. Marina Beauty Salon own- ed and operated by Mrs. Myrtle Brooks. L-1639-4-15-2i
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FUNERAL DIRELTOB AND EMBALMER
KENSINGTON
Day and Night Ollls Pmmptly Attended.
PHONE 7-4.
Coronation Celebration
A meeting was held on ‘Tuesday evening in the Town hall, of the various organizations to make plans for the fitting observance of Coronation Day. Councillor J. M. Nicholson presided and Mr. Neil R. Durant was secretary.
The various organizations of the town were represented and plans discussed. .
It was decided to hold a parade in the morning at ten dclodc in which the Militia. Summer-side BB-fld. BOY Smuts and school children will take part. The parade will end at the High School where 8 suitable Program will be held in tho auditorium. A coronation med. al will be presented to the school children.
Committees were appointed to talke care of the arrangements, as follows:
Parade Committee: Victor Tra- vers. W. B. MacNelll. R. L. Molli- sou.
As-embly Hall committee: J. 1". Arnett. W. E. MacDonald,
Decoration committee: J. LelRoy 11o man. Tanton, Geo. Ho , W. F. sum. n
Program wmmittee: Couns. .7.
M. Nicholson, A. S Mac-Kay, D, F,
ylflflllcill. L. B. (Rue, C. B. Jelly.
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Sunglo Fox Breeders Meetings
The annual list of Meetings sponsored by lntemaliunal Fox k Animal Foods, Ltd, appear below.
We have endeavored to make these meetings Edu- cational as well as interesting, and we wish It understood that all Foxmeu an welcome.
MOVING PICTURES-LECTURE-OPEN DISCUSSIONS
Bring along your questions for Discussion.
ALL MEETINGS SCHEDULED T0 START AT
8 O'clock P. M.
April 19th Hunter River April 29th Souris xllril [Co]? Travgrse April 30th Montague grl s en rnl Be eque May 1st Murray River April 22nd Kensington Mn 3rd Crapuud April 23rd Lot 16 May 4th Tyne Valley
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. Extra Special Ladies’ Cashmere Japanese Crepe Ankle liose lifilfl°ii.'il.i‘.'i“..i”ill.i"ii°i‘il 39¢
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WIRE DOOR MATS
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'A splendid battery that we have sold for some years. Note the low prices. 13 Plate
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