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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CITY & QUEEN'S

: WE TREAT the sick well Gig. | Sey’s Pharmacy open 8.30 a.m

te 8.00 p.m. e THE BEST values for your

Food ODoilar—At Weatherby's

Clover Farm. Opes Fri-Sat. til 10 p.m.

AUCTION “45” Score Cards for sale at Guardian Patriot

GREENHOUSES open daily 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., (closed Sunday.) Annuals, Cabbage, Cauliflower and Tomato Plants, Red Ger- aniums, Begonias, etc. Jewell’s

Greenhouses, York, Phone 7074.

p.m. Guest speaker, Rev. Donald L McClare.

IN’ STOCK Asphalt Shingles, Clover Seeds, Men's work Boots, Children’s Canvas Shoes, Milk -Pails. W. I. Bowman.

COME to the Y” Camp Girls

Coming Events

Bingo, S%. Mary’s Parish Hall , Tuesday, 8:30. Jack-

KING'S COUNTY |

by Athletic Club

" Reserve Wednesday, July 15th. | for Lower Montague Regatta. | Send entries to Dan Condon, Lo-|

wer Montague.

Reserve Thursday, July 2nd for Lobster Supper, Murray Harbor North Hall.

Trinity Church on Friday, May 2th., at 2 p.m. 10 group of W.A. CITY & QUEEN'S ' lustrated talk by Mrs. J.W. Macintosh in Hampton Hall,

present their play at Lot 6, Thursday, May 28 at 8.30.

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

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SUMMARY Toronto: Market easier in heav-| July 15, record June 15, five per trading. cent New York: Market higher; ad-| June 5.

The

vance continues. Montreal: Market mixed.

CURRENCIES

(CP) — The U.S.

Sd dee ae oe ee ee count of 4 per cent in terms Of/-jass A pfd. $1.75, class Canadian funds, down 3-32. Pound | ¢) 75, (U sterling $2.70 1-16, down 5-16. |

DIVIDENDS

Brazilian Traction, Light amd) Power Corp. of Canada Lid. 50 ne

Births, Deaths, Marriag

(When death notices are received tee tate te be included

PRINCE COUNTY

DANCE: Soring Valley Hall | Friday May 29th.

AUCTION Sale coming soon at Elmer Pearson’s Farm Chelton.

BINGO every Wednesday night Borden Legion Hall. Good cash prizes. Cash jackpot.

_ DANCE At the Lot 16 half to- night Tuesday. Russell Warren's ' Girl

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SOCIAL ACTION RALLY and al meeting of the CATHOLIC SOCIAL WELFARE BUREAU

at St. Pius X Hall, Parkdale, on’ Wednesday, May 27 | RALLY — at 2:00 p.m: Speakers: Rev. F. P. Aylward, J. E. Green and Eugene MacDonald. Supper

at 6:00 p.m.

MEETING at 8:00 p.m. Guest speaker Rev. Walter

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Funeral Director

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL

VACANCY. Dental Hygienist

Department of Health and Social Services Province of New Brunswick

QUALIFICATIONS: High School Graduation. A dip- loma from an approved school for Dental Hygienists. Preferably some years of experience as a@ Dental Hygienist.

. SALARY: $3060 - 3600 per annum

Annual Increment $180

Full Civil Service Benefits including three weeks an- nual vacation with pay, sick leave. benefits, super- annuation and retiring leave.

Apply:

DIRECTOR 15 King Square

Charlottetown Dial 5549

Power Co, Lid. $1.50, July 3, rec- ord June 16. Calgary Power Lid. 50 cents,

pid. $1.25, July 2, record

B pfd. -S. funds), record July

record June 5.

Moore Corp. Ltd. com. 20 cents class A pfd. $1.75, clas&B. pfd. $1.75, (U.S. funds), Oct. 1, ree- ord Aug. 28.

:NET EARNINGS

Hedley Spence, Hum-| Anglo American Exploration

Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1958,

engage-

on $612,648, 51 cents a share (exclu- end sive of $410,592 profit on sale of jiagra— office building); 1957, $411,020, 35 T. G. Bright and.Co. Ltd., year icP glended Marcl'31: 1959, $508,732, $4.23 a share; 1958, $436,588, |

$3.45.

ARSENAULT — Died suddenly} | GRAIN

May 23rd, 1959, Joseph B. Ar-| WINNIPEG (CP)—Grain trade Abram’s| Was on quiet lines Monday on fhe Village. The funeral will take| Winnipeg grain exchange with place from his late residence|most of the activity in flax, to Egmont Bay Parish Church. | where early selling was prompted

by rains in some sections of Man-

GREEN — Suddenly at 7 itoba and Alberta.

Closing prices:

23, 1959, Mrs. William Greea,| Oats: May unchanged 74%; Jly

of Hamilton, nee Joyce AnBiy, higher 75; Oct unchanged MacDonald, of Smmerside, im |753,a: Dec unchanged 74%b.

Barley: May unchanged 99%;

and burial will be conducted in Jiy % higher 1.00a; Oct % Hamilton, Ontario, on Wednes-|171G HER %.?%4B: Dec unchan

higher 1.02b; Dee unchanged

RDS OF THANKS |"Fiaz: aay % higher 3.13%; sty

| unchanged-% lower 3.08; Oct 1.14

eaten 3 and Staff of the| son, °) Dec 1% lower

4 Dr. Keo Rye: May % lower 1.12; Jly

% lower 1.12‘2a; Oct \% lower 1.1242; Dee unchanged 1.13'2nnt.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.67%; 2 1.64%; 3 1.54%; 4 1.44%; 5 1.42%; 6 1.41%. 1 du- rum 1.89%; 2 1.86%; 3 1.72%. IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.6734; 2 1.64%4; 3 1.5434; 4 1.44%; 5 1.42; 6 1.4134; 1 durum 1.89%; 2 1.86%4; 3 1.7234. ‘

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra large 40'2-41, large 40, me-

Butter: Current receipts, tend- erable, 6344, non-tenderable, 62% fresh grade creamery prints, job

Monuments

63%. Cheese: delivered Montreal

MONUMENTS

VERE BECK & SON LTD. Montague & Charlottetown} NEW YORK

Civil Service Commission P. O. Box 1055 Fredericton, N. B.

Memorial Craftsmen since 1870

SALESMAN WANTED.

The TISCO Aluminum Window— services of two salesmen immediately—TISCO sales- men must be energetic, dependable and interested in above average pay—This is a good proposition for the

yight men. We offer —

Draw against commission

Health Plan ; Weekly Indemnity

Complete Sales Course Experience not Essential Men with Car Preferred

' An interview with Mr. Dave Samson may be most interesting to you—Interviews from 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to

4p.m. daily.

Tisco Aluminum Window Co.

Suite No. 2 Currie Building Queen Street, Charlottetown, P.E.I.

KINSMEN -KARNIVAL AT SUMMERSIDE CURLING RINK

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY

MAY 27th — 28th — 29th — 30th Adults 25¢ — Children 5c

GAMES — CANTEEN — BINGO FIDDLING — and STEP DANCING ENTERTAINMENT OVER $100.00 IN DOOR PRIZES

Co. require the

7:30 P.M.

Presented by Kinsmen Club of Summerside Proceeds for community work

OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMEN

CALLING ON COUNTRY GENERAL STORES IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Top-line of men's competitive work clothing and footwear as gide line. Liberal commission. Apply in writing stating age, " marital status and lines presently carried. All information strictly ‘confidential. Interview to be arranged later. Apply te Scheffer Bros. Lid... 389 St. Paul St\West, Montreal.

SAWYER WANTED

For the right man this is a»permanent job. Group insurance benefits. Workmen's Compensation.

-Apply to—

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE OFFICE

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10s 40; Que ec 75s 185-1.90.

NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market was thrown for a loss by late profit taking Monday after an early advance:

Some rather sharp profit tak- ing in electronics and other space

the general decline.

average fell $1 to $229.20. Among Canadian issues, Alum- intum Ltd. and _ International Nickel dropped % each while Dome Mines and McIntyre Por- cupine lost % apiece. Canadian Pacific rose %, Distillers Seag- rams %, Granby Mining % and Hudson Bay Mining *%. In the Canadian List, on the American Stock Exchange Sap- phire Petroleums was up % but Brazilian Traction was down %, Canadian Marconi ‘%, Eureka 1-16, Preston East Dome 3-16 and

Shawinigan %4. What stocks did:

co Mon Fri Advances 380 578 Declines 640 434 Unchanged 210 213 Total issues 1230 1225 Beth Steel 61% Monty W 47% Borg Warner 43% NY Cent 284 C and O 73 «= Radii Corp Cons Edison 65 Std Oil NJ 51% El Auto El 4% Utd Aircraft 61% Gen Elec 90% Vanadium

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Electronic Timed Investment Fund 25.90 5.90

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commission. x—U.S. Fund.

DEATH NOTICE

MRS. ALVIN MacKENZIE

Kenzie occurred suddenly at her home in Mt. Stewart on A 10th, 1959 in 68th. year. Mrs. MacKenzie was the for- mer Alice Hemphill of George-

town. Besides her husband, she leaves to mourn two daughters, Amy, at

in 1955. al was held from Mt The funer: oa

Donald

Spray—Ramona and Johnny Mac- Dona Id ‘

Spray—Mattie Hemphill and fam-

Tuesday for Whitby, Ontario. a L.S.C.K. ‘2 R.D., Roy Hemphill __ and Mrs. Hemphill of Cornwallis, N.S., where Mr. Hemphill is sta- zi qioaed with the Ravel: Conniiaws ; Navy, were recent guests of Mr. - Hemphill’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemphill. . :

Mr. Colin Landry of the Royal

Canadian army Medical Corps,

was a recent visitor to Monta- gue and Georgetown, where he

town he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemphill.

turned home after being a pa- tient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital. -

Mr. Raymond Soloman, accom- panied by his daughters Carmelita

‘%*/ and Marlene, motored to Char-

lottetown on Thursday.

Mr. J.B. Edwin Reid, of Rollo Bay, Sheriff of Kings County, was a visitor to Georgetown on Fri-

% day.

Mr. Ray Murphy left last week for Toronto, Ont., where he plans on obtaining employment for the summer months.

Mr. James Llewellyn has re-

jturned home after receiving treat- j;ment in the Prince Edward Is- .

land Hospital.

WHIM ROAD ©

Mr. Kenneth MacDonald, who is a student at Dalhousie Univer- sity spent a few days recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - Colin MacDonald, Commericial Cross. Kenneth is spending the summer at Fredericton, N. B., with the Department of Agricul- ture. * = Mr. Johnny Clarey of Monec- - ton, N.B., spent the holiday week- end at his home in Whim Road. ~~ Miss Susan Bierin of Charlotte town, visited her parents, Mr. and ~

Mrs. Dick Bierin at Kilmuir, over 7a

the weekend.

Mr. Frank Graham spent the holiday weekend with his fam- ~ ily at Commercial Cross.

Mr. amd Mrs. Cecil Campbell of Whim Road ‘recently visited : their daughters, Mrs. Reuben Watts of York and Mrs. Harry Lawson of Stanhope.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Downe and family of Charlottetown spent

‘the holiday weekend with Mrs.” — Downe’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. _

Dan Stewart of Kilmuir.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts of York, spent Sunday~at the home: - of Mrs. Watts parents, Mr. andi

Whim Road friends of Mr. and Mrs. James Aitken of George- town Royalty were very sorry to

ience on Sunday and are glad to know they are all well and no after effects resulted. Mr. Aitk- ens and family were out in a saiuboat when it capsized and they had to cling te he upturned boat for an hour, until Mrs. Aitk- en collected a rescue crew.

Miss Ida Moore has returned

|to her homes in Montague after spending the winter in New York..--- City. She is receiving a hearty *

welcome home. D.G.

PIUSVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran ~ motored to Hebron Lot 8 recent- - ly where they were the guests of - their daughter, Mrs. Alton Me- ~ Isaac and Mr. Mclsaac. ; A large crowd attended the bingo at the home of Mr. and — Mrs. Peter F. Gallant on Tues-

the week-end visiting relatives and friends in Piusville and Lot — 1; Mr. Freddie Corcoran, Char- ~

pril | lottetown, was visiting relatives ~

in Piusville over the week-end.

and family -- Spray Ella Rafuse and family Spray—Horace and Marjorie Cameron

gins and boys % Spray—Carol and Mr. and Mrs. — John A. MacDonald

-| Spray—Aletha and Tom Picone ~

Spray—Alice and Guy Hemphiff Spray—Joan and Dick Hennessey,

Jean and Allison Moore “wl Spray—Ivan and Lizzie Hemphill ~_ -| Spray—Hattie and Clifford Moore.

Spray—Ken and Madeline Rich-.. Spray—Lottie and Calvin Lewis

ily ‘ Cut Flowers—Mary and Merton Jardine and Bruce ~ ae

CARD OF THANKS |

visited relatives. While in George-

Mrs, Walter MacLean has re

Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Whim Road"

hear about the terrible exper- a |

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corcoran ~~ and son Linsey of Halifax, spent -

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