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"VE LOX” Separators

The Famous

At Substantial Savings A o N E K o N l- ‘ A Slate Surfaced Shingles

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U011’! miss the. opportunity of getting a genuine Velox separator, imported direct from Sweden, and at the same time you'll save money. This Special Offer is for one week only.

' Imported direct from Sweden

V Sold in P. E. I. by l-lolman's for over 3O years

P Probably your neighbor has one — ask him

P Famous for close skimming and long lite

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" Ball Bearings on Main Spindle ' Shorter, stronger Bowl Spindle

' Self balancing Bowl MURRAY MADE

SLATE SURFACED SHINGLES LOCKTITE—125 lbs. to square. Colors-black, bright green, moss green, green blend, red and red blend.

THICK BUTT-Twin Shingles, 210 lbs_ ta square. All colors-bright green, moss green. green blend, red. red blend, black and blue. HEAVY DUTY—3 in 1 Shingles, 240 lbs. to square. Colors-green and red.

.200 lb. Without Stand. Regular 46.50 For . .

41.50 49.95 66.50

400 lb. Without Stand. Regular 56.95 For ..

400 lb. With Stand.

OGIGIICO Reg r 7350 For " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' BRICK PATTERN INSULATED SIDlNG—In all colors-red, red and butf. as well as tha MQMIIIY 500 lb. Without Stand. new popular buff shade, with black Ol‘ white “i Regular 6995 For ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' " ' ‘ ' ' dﬁiiiéﬂEﬁinwe-nn XNSULATED SIDING-— In colors brown. gray and the new but! shade. 500 lb. with Stand. 7'3"“ mgninrss.15rni-............ ...

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SLATE SURFACED ROOFING-IR and 36 inch

REGULAR ROLL ROOFING TARRED AND ASPHALT FELT! DRY AND TARRED SHEATHINGS STARTER STRIP

PLASTIC CEMENT

GALVANIZED ROOFING NAILS

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All Types ~ FENCING

HEAVY FARM FENCING

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From the very complete aiock of Lawn Mowers t. _ in the Hardware, you'll have no riiiiiculty in choosing the machine that will best keep your ‘ lawn tailored to the peak oi perfection.

Maritime Made - Heavily Galvanized For. Long Life '

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6 strand 40 inches high per rod 00o _ __ v strand 4o inches high .. . per rod 750 7 strand 48 inches high .. . per rod 19o /

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14 inch cut- l Inch metal tired wheels

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14 inch snip-I Inch metal tired wheels

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week-end with his parents in Al- berton.

M'- Wl" "m" W" I "W? i visitor to Charlottetown s. cou e o! days the peat week. n, E, Fire - Auto‘ — out," » Miss Bath Clarke nedtlmbd her . "l duties at the Hillside Restauran “SWAN” .. the early part oi the week. r a Bummer 8t. Sunanseraius Mrs. Graham Bennett of Chip- PM" i=9 man. ma. is the - guest i, °‘ h" m°“‘"' M?" ‘u’ mm“ His many friends will be sorry i’ to learn o! the recent death o! Mr. T‘ Earl. Hick.’ l-lenry Graves at his homo in Wor- Chartered Accountnne cester._Mssa. om“ n w. Earl Callaghan. employee at l‘ “mm” "t" St. Eleanofs Airport. spent the Phone it'll

Miss Barbara McCtia. ‘ Tignish Convent. spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ILA. McCue.

A hearty welcome home is be- ing extended to Mrs. Juries Mur- phy alter an extended stay with relatives in Boston, Mess. '

Mr. William McKinnon of Char- lottetown spent the week-end in Alberton. the guest of his sister,

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Miss Erma Lewis has returned to resume her duties at R31‘. Hol- man's Ltd, Bummerside. after a brie! visit at the homo of her per- enls. Mr. and Mrs. Theodora Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Campbell. Mrs. J.W. Don Campbell and Mr. Erskine Campbell motored to St. John, N.B. on Wednesday where they met Mrs. David Campbell of Worcester. Mass.

Mr. Stephen Burke accompanied by his mother. Mrs. SR. Burke motored to Charlottetown on Sunday. They attended the funeral of Mr. DJ. Riley held in Char- lottetown on Monday morning.

Miss Beth Waugh o! Alherton, accompanied by Miss Margaret Darling, public health nurse. re- cently spent s. brie! but enJoy- able holiday at the home of the letters parents in St. John, NB.

Mrs. Thomas Fox and son John. recently returned to their home in Mystic. Conn. They were accom- panied by Mrs. Austin Murphy. who plans spending several weeks with members of her family in New York City.

A large crowd attended the Pro- gressive Conservative meeting at the Women's Institute l-lall Friday evening. Speakers were Brigadier John H. Price. Mr. Baniord Phil- lips. 0’Les.ry, Capt. Francis Mc- Neil], Bummerside, Mr. J.E. Dal- ton, Summorslde. and Mr. Wilirid Campbell of Alberton. Mr. J.W. Don Campbell capahly acted as chairman.

Howlon and Vicinity Mrs. J. H. ‘gichard and Mrs.

Philip Martin were in Charlotte- town on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsennult were in Springfield on Saturday on a shopping trip_

Master Alfred Arsenault recent- ly spent an alternoon with his coﬁlsins John and Ralph Arsen- 5

Mrs. Gabriel Arsenault and Ilt- vtla son Johnie were “isiting in Howlan on sundsy guest oi Mr. and Mrs. J_ B. Arsensult_ '

Leo Blanchard who spent the past winter with his mother, Mrs, Fem Blanchard and brother Joe has now gone back to new York. U.S_A.

Mr. and Mrs. Tents Peters and Mrs. and M.rs_ J. B_ Arsenault were Bimdsy evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallant re- cently. -

Mrs. .los_ P. Gallant has now returned from Bt_ John, N. B, where she spent the winter. At present she is viaitin: with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gallant of Dock Road.

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Liberal Meetings

A meeting of electors will be held at the following places:

Monday, Juno 6, Palmer Road

Wednesday, Juno 8, at St. Lawrence Hall (Mimine- gash.)

Thursday, Juno i), 0‘Leary, Verdun Theatre.

llon. Robert Mayhaw

Minister of Fisheries will be the principal speaker.

Friday, Juno 10, Tyne Valley. Hall.

The principal speaker will be J. Watson MaoNaught, M. P., Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Fisheries.

The meetings will also bo addressed by other promin- ent Liberals. Meetings will commence at 8:80 p-m.

As time will not permit Mr. MacNaught to personally rail on all electors, he will be at the halls at 6:80 p.m. to meet with anyone who wishes a personal interview.

B. S. F. Meetings

Tuesday, June 7 O'LEARY Wednesday, June 8, ALBiERTON

Thursday; June 9. PALMER ROAD

Friday. June l0, BURDEN

All meetings ot 8:30 pm- Mr, Donald MoeLaon and others will address the meeting on behalf of the

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Tuesday, June 7, B to l:l5-MR. A. L. SMITH, ICC- Thursday, June 9, I-IﬂS-DR. GEORGE DIEWAR, Ul-MPY-

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