SUMMER CLEARANCE

SPECIALS

A Genuine G. E. FLOOR POLISHER.

29.88

LEWYT VACUUM CLEANER

‘NOTICES ‘

NOTICES

Effective Sept. 7th, I962

Our Showroom — User Car Lot

and PARTS DEPARTMENT

will be Open c-very FRIDAY EVENING till 9 p.m. '

STEWART MOTORS LTD.

Gt. George St. Phone 4-5579

69.95

EASY WASHER With Drain Pump

__J.Z_‘/1-915..

19" DeLuxe 1962 Model LAWN BOY

19" Cut Rotary LAWN MOWER viith 2% H. P. Clinton Engine

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INTERRUPTION NOTICE

There will be a seI'ies of short interruptions of electric power on Friday, September 7, 1962 The areas affected will bez-

9:00 —- 10:00 a.m. Advanced Summer Hours «- Wiltshire, Kingston, Cornwall. Clyde River, Canoe Cove, Rocky Point and Bon-

shaw.

10:00 — 11:00 a.m. Advanced Summer Hours ’—- North River Road from the High School to the Trans-Canada Highway. Elm Avenue from Lincoln Street to Belvedere

Avenue. The above interruptions are necessary to per-

mit our crews to comnnssion the new Belvedere Substation.

Maritime Electric Co. Ltd.

32.9.1.

G. E. ELECTRIC KETTLE

Reg. 11.95 9 I

18" x 20" Stainless STEEL SINK

11.95

17% cu. ft. DEEP FREEZE

229.95

BROWNING 5 Shot Automatic SHOT GUN

134.50

G. E. STEAM IRON

38- I538

EVENING CLASSES

ST. DUNSTAN’S UNIVERSITY

If a sufficient number of students is interested the following courses will offered at St.

Dunstan’s University on Tuesday and Friday evenings beginning at 7:00 p.m.:

Education 6: Child and Adolescent Psychology. History 5: History of United States.

French 1: Freshman French.

French 2: French Literature.

Offerings will be depended on applications re- ceived in writing before September 15th. Students interested should write to The Reglslralv St- Dunstan’s University, before that date.

CITY & QUEENS

DANCE. MILLVIEW b s I I ‘ every Friday night. Music by Three Macs. Dancing 9:30-12:30 ‘

“WE TREAT the sick we Giggqy’s Pharmacy. Vitamins for all ages. Shop at “your", Drug Store for fresh, Standard- ized Vitamin products and Ton- ics. Dial 4-3170 for prompt de- livery.

RESERVE Friday. October 19 for Rebekah Salad Supper.

TURKEY SUPPER Marshfield Hall, Saturday. Sept. 8th. at 5 p.m. In aid of Marshfield Pres- byterian Church.

CAKE BOX closed from Sept. 10th to Sept. 24th Inclusive.

Announcements I

MODERN and old time danc- ing every Friday night tvlorell Community hall. Dancing 9-30 12:30. Chaisson and VI/lacDon'itds Orchestra.

OLD TIME dance every Fri- day night. Panmure island Beach. Dancing 10-1 a.m.

DANCE E V E R Y Thursday 11 I gh t, Iona East School. good music.

DANCE Legion Hall. Cardigan Friday. September 7th. Canteen 9-11. dancing 9-12.30. music by We te. ’

NOTICE dancing classes. Mur- ray River School. will commence

to 4 p.m. Instructress. Judy Ste- wart.

APPLICATIONS from outly-

RESERVE September 28. for Ham and Salad 5

so Bazaar. North Pinette

THE ELITE Millinery. Gt. George Street, Charlottetown;

illinery - now showing teens and tiny tots. Open Sat. to 5 p.m.

business handled from the gen- store.

J. S. TAYLOR. Optometrist, 204 Queen Street. Charlottetown. will be absent from his office. Sept. 8th-12th inclusive.

KINGS COUNTY

REGULAR BARN DANCE at Reggie Banks. Annandale every Thursday night. Dancing 9:30- ll2:30. Good music. Canteen serv- ce.

DR. KASSNER’S office will be

earliest with the latest in Fall er

ing districts will be received for a limited number of pupils to at- Itend grades seven and eight at IMontague Elementary School. ‘_Applications will be received by the principal between 3.20 and H.150 o'clock, Monday. Septemb- ‘ 10th. All applicants must bring previous y e a r s report card.

PRINCE COUNTY

UNLOADING SOON Albion Nut and Egg Coal. Also Coke.

Cash. Phone 27-23. Wyman Wad- dell, Albany.

RIDERS DIE DOUGLAS, Isle of Man lAPl Two British motorcyclists were killed while racing in the Junior Grand Prix around the Isle of

a riding ‘in his ton and Charles Robinson, 38,

crashed riding a J a p a n e s e Honda. '

Saturday. September 8th, 9 a.m. -

CUDMORE I . Brackley Point‘, and surrounding districts urre :sorry to learn of the rleath of Watson Cudmore at the P.F).l., ‘ Hospital on Tiiesday. August 7,I I 1952. ;

The late Mr. Ciidmore was‘ born in Bracklcy Point, May 9, 903. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Cudmore. He was a far- mer during most of his lifetime.

and was later employed with the,

Parkview Drivc-ln. - He had many friends and his kindness was known by all. His

home was one where people lik- in ed to gather. and children es-

pecially were loved and welcom- ed. ‘ His wife, the former Jean Dia- mond prcdcccascd him less than two years ago. He leaves to mourn his passing. a son Lem- uel in Woburn. Mass... two dau ghtcrs lillsic in Ottawa and Don» na at home. also thrcc grand- children. Wynn. Amy and Paul. Surviving are the following ‘ sisters and brothers: Jennie. Mrs. Leigh Roberts; Mable. Mrs. .Arnett Shaw: Belle. Mrs. Ed- ward Shaw: Ethel, Mrs. Walter Bickford; Clifford. Albert. and ‘ Lloyd. A brother Charles and = William predeceased him a num- ‘; her of years ago. -, he funeral was held from the First Baptist. Cliurch. (7hnrlolte- town on Thursday.

300k YOI-ll‘ Orders HOW. Terms‘ 1962. and was very largely at-‘

Itended. Hymns sung were “A- : hide With Me" and “The Lord's , My Shepherd". The service wa

‘conducted by Rev. H. L. Mit- ton. Pallbearers were Ronald Dolloff. Walter MacLure, Lion» el Younker. George Shaw, Low-l ell

ody was interred in the Peoples cemetery. The many

' ﬂoral tributes, cards and mes-

sages of sympathy received at- ‘tested to the esteem in which the deceased was held.

closed from September 4 to Sep- tember 18 inclusive.

DR. B.J. GRANT. optometrist

will be in his Montague office every Saturday, from I0 a,m_ p.m.

NOTICES

STATUS HATS

United States missile - base commanders wear white hel- mets, munitions ex rts black, fuel men orange,- aintenance men grey, students yellow and visitors red.

NOTICES

I- “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of! my life: and I will dwell in the? house of the Lord forever.

CARD OF THANKS I

I Cudmore wish to cxpress thankst

SHRUB5. VINES and HEDGES

GUARANTEED HARDY for local prevailing climate

Enter your name and address and phone number with quantity wanted; clip and mail to:

F. W. WOOLWORTH Co. Ltd.

133 Queen Street Charlottetown, P.E.I. DEADLINE DATE. SEPT. 17

September 7, I962

Gulf 8- Northern

PHONE

M.V. FERGUS

The M.V. Fergus will I o «:1 cl cargo for St. John's, Newfoundland. Friday.

For space reservations apply—

Shipping Co. Ltd. 894-8737

, all who wcrc so kind during‘ ‘ their recent bereavement. a ii d to all those who sent floral and other tributes and messages of: I sympathy. Tliey would also like I to thank Rev. H. 1.. .'i’|itton. ms, IDrysdale and Lea and nurses and staff at the hospital who; Iwere helpful during his illness.

FRIEND‘ KILLS SWIMMER TERRACINA. Itasy (Reuters) [Maurizio Sarra. 28, a noted It- talian underwater swimmer who wrote a book called My Friend .lhe Shark. died in hospital Mon- {day after being attacked by a shark.

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‘DIAL 4-8548

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs. Sgt. 0,

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llll I signien IN cAR-rliuck ICRAISHII

Five young people. four frorn ' crashed head-on on a L‘ra\'ol ‘ 7. I)-'ll’llf‘l’ l.'l, all of Denfield.

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the same family. (I -,!d in this . road near Thorndalv. 10 'Tlll(‘.< ‘ Out; lllf‘ll‘ cousin Thomas mangled wreck when the car northeast of London. Ont. Dead Shocbottom. 15. of llderton. collided with a light truck. kill- are Douglas Parkinson. I7, V . and Bruce Mont-zith, l7. ing a sixth person. a youth driver of the car. his sister of Bolton, 0nt.. driver of th driving the truck. The vehicles Brenda, 9. brothers. Ronald. truck. (CF Wirephotol I inccs with damage to late-sown S tcrops reported in some dis- 1 Fit‘ 5.

WILLIAM FLETCHER HARRIS‘

Th d th red at theH ' King: C? Megrfgiliial Hospital onl

July 28, 1962, of Wm. Fletcher

I 0 0 have Harris in his 78 year. Mr. Har-ton I 4 undo

ris was born in High Bank, the son of William Harris and Annie ordan Harris. He spent the

and in the lobster fishing busi- ness. He was employed at Beach Grove from 1952 until 1956. M1‘

the community where he was

Peace. In the home he was loving husband and father.

two daughters hlanel Mrs. T.H. Fraser of Murray Harbor; (Ger- aldine), Mrs. W. L. MacLean of Camp Borden, 0nt.:

William predeceased him, a nd ray Harbor cemetery.

grandson Brenton who re ‘ ‘ with nine other grandchildren andI four great grandchildren. Iris

Three sisters Fayne, Mrs. Al-I ity hert MacLeod. Murray Harbor;I

Jane, Mrs. Walter Machon, ofl

uis of Murray Harbor, and Dan of Edmonton, Alberta; two sis-

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OTTAWA lCPt——Cool sliowcry J th th P ' ‘ n d greater part of his life at sea ;:;;5%gehFaIo;1eStiira1g (I)‘:ll;‘l€1:rgaeSpn(: tiéa“ por ion gavcralge grain-crop, the Domin- Ilarris will be greatly missed in‘ :)0l:.u,d u$:dunes(lay_ ‘ _ _ . Crop yields so far are gener- The family of the late Watson EV” W""“t-1 lfd h9lP‘1’:h:"{J:i’:‘e3é-§ ally‘ bearing out earlier esti- e was an e cr a . gma 95_ Church and a Justicn of the I curred in all three Prairie prov-

a Iters. Beth, Mrs. Thomas Bart- He leaves to mourn his wife. I left, and Gertrude and one bro 9”, Jessie Fergiison of White S:-inds., ther George predeceased him.

him from infancy beililieegl

The family of the late Mr. Hat

and friends for their many acts‘ H of kindness during his illnesslbe f|,,w,, go Hartsford. Conn: Ada E. Harris l and death. to Charlottetown: two brothers Lo-I sages of sympathy and in any-I ‘ way help e cl in their bereave- I ment.

r way with yields average or above average. Potato fields look promising. Nova Scotia's haying is prac- _v finished and grain crops are bcing cut. Grain harvesting in New Brunswick is well under way but severe lodging is re- ported in many fields. Potatoes are sizing well with good yields reported in early varieties. Fine summer weather in Que- bec for the last two weeks has favored crops. Harvest is well advanced in southern and west- areas with satisfactory grain yields and quality. Pas- is pail bearers were his six . lures are growing well and milk

of this year's above-

of Statistics rc-

Light osts have oc-

nephews Jim, Willie, Fred, John-. production is well sustained. ny, Bert and George Harris. In- one son_I terment took place in the MUF-I¢at9d but

d potato yields are indi- biight in eastern [areas threatens damage. Apple- ; picking has started and harved tot excellent quality flue-cured ,tobacco is well advanced.

wish to take this opportun- of thanking all neighboui-sg; cavity-armed police today

, Northern Province 1 Who Sent 1115-: where raiders from neighboring Ethiopia killed 32 tribesm last weekend, it was announced lien

enterthe Bill

colouring contest

at your

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Come on in today—ask for your free Pittsburgh Paints Colouring Book and get in on the contest for wonderful prizes!

Charlottetown

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:29 Water St. West Kennlnstbl