GOIN' TO THE CORNER r GREETINGS To My Friends, Customers and Patrons Plnut* acci*t my heart's brst wish far a ftoj*py, lUnlthjr and ProsfMsroiif 1SM6. tThis Wash Is to you, J 1 thank each mnn. woman and child for th*ir ficnnxws patronage and the many deeds and wo** of kindlier extended i& me during 1045. May God .hrlp ymi who sunereit the pangs of sor¬ row breause of the mtet war. He atone can heal and time will ease the pain of separation. May the peace restored be a perpetual one and sorrow he no mow. Faithfully yo\\rst ARTHUR L, RENNIE, FOR SALE 1 Bet 130 lbs. International Counter £eale 1 Cash Register 1 Meat Slicer 2 Glass Counters 1 Doz. Pairs Men's Sanforized Pants. 130: Elmsdale , At — A* L. RENNIFS P. E * Island Island Farmer, January 8,1946 i RENME'S A Winning Race For V oil I Hen feeds of all kinds, Hour, <Ui% fereni fcrand*, mill feeds, etc. Imt arrived an up-to-date Una of Ladies! dresses, Men's mm Also Wfcllmp*,- Faint*, Tarni*- es, Muresco, each and all prked at rock bottom. We ' are paying the* highest prices for eggs and giving the limit in grid*. Buy at tW* store and fm save selling and buying. RENNIE'S ELMSDALE BARGAINS! Buu iVoifif MERCHANDISE THAT HAS ARRIVED SINCE THE FIRK—NOW ON HALE r»r «*•!•«* Omas sails, Overalls. Junt|«*r«, Shim, Fleece lined and Wool Combinations, with a gay assortment of Fancy Dress Socks. Silk Sups and lenities, SlanfkJd* Vesta and Bloomers , Silk and Wool Stockings, l"a jama Goods, ami Cretonne. CHILDRESS OVERSHOES Rubber Stair Treads. Water Sets, Kitchen Chair*. High Owira. CbllOren's Rockers, Table Oil Clotli in both the ■wide a«d narrow-, Floor Oil Clotti. Large She Blankets and Sad Sheets, Curtain Rods and Window Blinds. FANCY BISCUITS AND CANDY Me. } Brand-Red and Alsike Clover Seed in half bushel Hag*-........................ ■• ........---------30e Jierfe, Seeds are higher In nrks? thia year — Get .your bargains white tltey teat Tern need this goods We want to seU it! —Therefore— It it Weed T* Sell A» L RENN 1E ELMSDAIE 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 Island Farmer, April 23,1940 Island Farmer, March 12,1946 350