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Summerside Journal, June 7, 1948

farmers a good price for their potatoes, eggs, etc. and then sold them the necessities of life at prices, which compared very favorably with those quoted anywhere else. His store was al— ways abundantly stocked and even in these last years of war when so many kinds of mer-

chandise were hard to procure,

one could be quite sure that if an article in his line were attain— able anywhere it would be

found at Rennie’s.

The Island Farmer April 25, 1946 let the commu— nity know that:

A.L. Rennie has now purchased the Elmsdale Hall also known