,./I": ‘ '
Summer ls Paytime For Users Of Want Ads Dial 850
1305 lbs. Clyde mare 9 years
years was treasurer of the pres-
Spray ~ Jean. George. French
—.’/’''_fi ‘ .. Guardian Page 9[ FBI’ Sale IOU OUR ‘ Tm’ . ————-— %_ B J R of humor and infection '1» ‘ ‘ . E “**"*-——-, . . ‘ ' ‘ , i S Sm! .Rlver. Charlottetown. 1 high. Malldfiys June 30: S V E A L . RECONDITION- , v Y made hlm a friend and compan- spray _ Muriel Ollie Char. Mrs. Gordon Evans, Charlotte- Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant, Rus- ed refrigeration units suitable‘ “O MORE I=ol2'rHEM -n.lA-ro,_- - 11 -m h h ' ' ' - - - ’ ,_,, . for waumn Rem 7 TH. BLAZ,N.HEARTH CLASSIC IIWOULD HAFTARUN WILLIAM B RA AM ion to a wl w om e came .\l‘l-l0l.l€‘l0Wn- town. ‘ _ ncovllle, 1 high, , gerators .5ar- /4. SHALL BUlZM,02BU5Y wauLl>l...-,- .. BOUT I-"(E TW5" ° G H C0n1»aCt- Spray — John Louis family M!‘5- Danlel M«'iCLa1‘en- 50u1'1S- Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Gallant. N flflEctr1c‘ A Tact)/L§sil:'lri’":cE PU HER ‘'7 THIS '|§li'I9é“Lg§EslF€l_RIJg’li.|EEmT5 There passed to hi eternal re- A man °f high intelligence and ‘Summe1‘5ide- ' ’ Bessie and Bill P°°1ev 5°“"i5- ' 1 high- ,.r Dill» RAKES (LIKE N;-;.v, a.“:.".€s:::2:°:Ss- ward at may Hirbor North "‘*“ °”““‘“““"“‘ he ‘*..S‘““'I SW ~ Maw Ham» ..’:§i.“‘°* J“ ‘W’ P"“°“~ Mr and Felix PM “fish .. ., ‘. P . AP . .. " . ' - ' .- 'i1;;g|tIN% —r Ivgiggvglfi Tneofifg anilo iii?-gzshrlilin-:3,“ °'f,,,§,“°‘,j'§e“f; 1 :2E'LL;IlrRHl§.|§I‘<’sl‘§l.EIA%B HAFTEBE %:iE-r_l:l:ooEiI,'ALL>kl)a,eu ,‘:‘j’5;r‘,;0it",‘;d’ e“;‘rH1'am B‘ Graham I3.(l)liIslldI~‘a(:,’r‘lItdel:n0\?lll1(gdggozfeffli hi::.tr-I Eivlaressie, Jack, French Joyce, Andrew and Ronnie, St. g,a,1,,S.,§,.i"['GE,iii‘,I‘,1.§"f?t'11nliiiiii °f"°ur leatford Herring wild side delivery rakes Turner , Klsggrg-QAAEIQEED °'‘'=E”E“''‘' 0*“ ORCAU-HMS Willie B 3] he ff ct‘ — ‘"3’ °f me “my 9i°“°°r5 1“ ”“54R“’°’~ Pete“ Bay‘ - ChaF1°W?t°W‘n “H9131 H°m°= ‘ . - ' ‘ - ' -rrs . ra —— ~ - ' Iffisedfilagwilay June 30, 1957. Farm Equipment. i ' v‘,,’.'ZE"¢‘i§’,;",E,',,,,. ately known viras l)(‘)A1]‘:ls1l’1a‘I\/IuI'l1‘0any area‘ . , , I .39 Y Charity. Fred. French ,,fl§‘1"°‘,{§,’,-}.I‘{rb‘° Macmod and h1gh- ' 5,5 d I n 1 I h NUMBER N ' Harbm. North the son of the late During lus lifetime he took an River. . P Y» "18 011- , Mm Muriel paddock, Man, 1 009- sad ell“ O ey yea as blood hero: “GOD HORSES’ /, Adam and Janet Graham. “five mere?‘ 1“ the affairs °f Spray -" M"“"" H"°1d’ Hiailciriiy Ha°riilge' Eiidiiem Sau . is high great sorrow fell. 5 5 seven yea” ‘M’ .->,’ Until his retirement, the de- the °°’“m“‘“‘y and f°" many French Rwer‘ Mass. ' gu’ Mm M“1‘i°1Pa'dd°°k»Man- 11°“- /
, gilfesfinck we received that even- 4
lug , we still remember well.
4,1,1 no one a last farewell gfifsaid goodbye to none The heavenly gates were open 'de . A iovivrvilg voice said "come". A, angels keep their watch up
there God, please let her know
0’ down here do not for-
‘ That We
get we love and miss her so. Exer remembered by husband and family. HERRING — In loving memory . of Mother, Mrs. Montford Her- I-mg, who passed away June 30th, 1957. ' This month comes with deep re-
gl‘ - It brings back a day we'll never et
forg .
you fell asleep without goodbye,
gut memories of you will never die
, Loyiilgly remembered by Jean, ' Doll ind boys-
1fiW’— In loving memory of Aubrey C. Shaw. who passed gway July 1st, 1956. Asleep in God's beautiful garden, , Away from all sorrow and pain, , someday when life's journey is
‘ OVCI‘, , we shall all be together again.
Sadly missed and always re- membered by wife Elva and daughters Olive, Inez and Elea- ‘ WI‘.
IJAIIII OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Irwin, Dr. Laldlaw, the nurses and staff of the P.E.I. Hospital to the Clergy and to all those who sent flowers, cards and letters. Also those who vis- ited me while I was 1 patient there. Thank you.
Mrs. John Currie.
We wish to sincerely thank out I kind friends and neighboums who sent messages and cards of sym- pathy, and all who helped in any way, during our recent sad bereavement. A sincere thank you.
2
Mrs. Carrie MacNeilI Mrs. Oliver Pay-nter.
Agents Wanted
‘MEN OR WOMEN - EARN $3.00 per hour h-andling 250 different Paula Products. I will extend you credit. Even without ex- perience, your success is as- iured in following my direc- zives. Write for my thirty-day helping-hand offer-now. G. Laurin-President - Paula Ltd.- 21 St. Paul East-Montreal.
Oars Leaving
- CAR LEAVING FOR ST. JOHN
” WANTED — MIDDLE - AGED
9‘
NEW CAR LEAVES FOR BOS- ton July 5th or am. Can take 2. Dial 3219"or 4055.
this evening, returning Wed- nesday. Dial 7454.
CAR LEAVING FOR TORONTO. Friday, July 4th. Can accom- modate 3 passengers. Phone 3098, after 6 p.m. Wednesday.
CAB LEAVING FOR TORONTO July 3rd or 4th. Can accom- modae three passengers. Dial 7150.
tars and Trucks For Sale
1947 FORD PRICE $200.00 APPLY Robert Mcl..orIy 113 Up. Queen Street.
Female Help Wanted
'IALasLADY FOR LADIES Ready to Wear Store. Apply in writing to Box No. 206 care of Guardian-Patriot.
Woman or capable country girl for light housework. Sleep-in. Good wages to the right per- son. Write to Box 212 care of Guardian-Patriot.
For Sale
%___________________ ARBORITE — ALL PATTERN , ~ all colours -— cut to size. Chandler Bros. Phone 6557.
p___________,__ FREEZ-KING SOFT ICE CREAM Freezers call Storey Electric for demonstration, Dial 7341.
_1__________ _ ______, KEROSINE REFRIGERATORS I-Small), May be purchased on monthly payments. Write Box N0- 213.
*___________ DELAVAL SEPERATOR USED. like new. 300 lbs. capacity- Lrner Farm Equipment.
MAN'S BICYCLE. PRACTICAL- Iy new. $30.00. Apply 204 Dor- flster Street, City.
“"1 MEAT DISPLAY COOL- °F- Excellent condition. rea- 5°“ab1l' priced for quick sale.’ Phone 9235.
INTERNATIONAL HAY LOAD- “ in perfect condition. APPIY Robert Chappell 3. son, York- Pllolle 7060.
rs-.. __,__,_. OW GIVEN 50 LBS.
old, 1600 lbs. Horse 12 years old 1200 lbs. Perchon mare, 4 years old, well broken 1350 lbs. mare 10 years old 1150 lbs. Turner Farm Equipment,
to your individual measure- ments. Will not rot or rust, N?Ve1‘ requires painting. Only slightly more than wood screens. For information call 6428. Weatherall Aluminum Co., 125 Kent Street.
VACUUM. CLEANER, F L O 0 R Polisher combination. Both for $59.95 ( 4-day special) Mari. time Compact .".a1es, 176 Kent Street. Phone 9220 for free home showing.
TI RESALE 4 New Tires
for $39.95
PLUS YOUR RECAPP- ABLE TRADE-IN.
LIFE TIME GUARANTEE
SALE ENDS JULY 5 _
é;.. __
Rubber Wdlders
64 St. Peter's Rd. Dial 4912
Lost _ And Found
LOST — IN CITY SUM OF money and valuable papers. Finder leave at Guardian-Pab riot. 825.00 Reward.
Male Help Wanted BUTCHERS
for
Seven Islands, Que.
Qualified Butchers re- quired for medium size Groceteria employing five other men in meat depart- ment. Must be able to or- der meat, supervise cut_- ting, and establish _ retail prices and serve publlc dur- ing rush periods. Salary $350.00 per month to start. Age 25-40. Transportation paid. Reply giving refer- ences, experience and when available to
A. N. WRIGHT,
P.O. Box 730, Station “B”,
Montreal, P.Q.
,/ Mlscellanous
NOTICE: I WON‘T BE DOING any Custom Spraying for V93!’ 1958. Gus-Gall-ant. H0139 R-W91’-
I958 TRAILOR. COCKSHUTT trailor mower has just arriv- ed, with quick detachable hitch, just one bolt to drop and away you go. Sizes 6 and 7 ft. cuts. Turner Farm Equip- men/t.
BUYING AND SELLING We are paying T0!‘ Scrap 11'0" 513,00 per ton (2000 lbs.). ‘Bat- teries 70 cents each. Highest cash prices for metals. 319 bottles, hides and skins.
For Sale—various S1285 _800d used 1 beam iron and 4 lln. X 14 ft., boiler tubing.
MAURICE BLOCK (:0. LT
158 Kent Street
NOTICE
All t owing to_ Fort A u g uiiiefl 5 Consolidated School if not paid ‘on or before July 15th will be handed to our attorney for
collection. By order of Trustees.
NOTICE
We are discontinuing buying unwashed W001
NE
milk daily. MacCormack milk Sfltarator, A d a m s wagon. . film? spruce lumber. .API}1YI, \§“°° Deacon. North Wiltshire. “NT SMALL RENFREW SEP-I ‘I 1‘, good as new Also one E300 driving wagon. Walterl Enllers, Bradalbane. R. R., P.‘
&g‘_ _V ___A V V ‘X ROW POTATO DUSTER. '51’ take-off on l'llDl)‘I‘l‘ tires.
r of used sll:‘a\’cl‘s HIS0 Myers Sprayers. Turner I-~33 Equipment. __ . YOU rnll~i"’s"oslfiHlNG_ *1 no longer need has value.‘ If‘? it for sale in the Clas-> Gd section. Phom 8506 for I
If“.
lnfnl ...I . .1...
Saturday June 27th, will accept unwashed W00 for custom work only- We are buying “lashed WOO] daily.
WILLIAM CONDON
& SONS
Charlottetown
TIEALESTATE
I For |leIJ_.,_.. roman FOR RENTRBL day Week or montn._ ZS; bank Beach. Phone 8589. e Zakem.
ALUMINUM SCREENS, MADE ‘
or. ..e., lid.
was run
‘me ow Ase-Aura»: new
REAL ESTATE For Rent
5 ROOM HOUSE TO RENT Central. Apply Box 896 care of Guardian-Patriot.
HEATED FURNISHED ROOM Centnal. Adults only. Phone
6401
LARGE FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished room. Heated. Cen- trally located. Phone 3611.
6 ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH. Apply Revere Hotel Barber Shop. ,
FOR SUMMER SEASON COT- téage at Brighton Shore. Phone 182
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
cottage at Stanhope. All modern conveniences. Phone 6129 or 3042. -
SMALL HALF TENEMENT house, Upper Queen Street, Charlottetown. $26.00 monthly. Apply A. W. Gaudet, solicitor.
'_I‘ H R E E. ROOM APARTMENT with bath heated; hot water, adults only. Apply 236 Queen St. or Phone 8152.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH ON first floor, hearted, continuous hot water, also three moms on second floor. Phone 4988.
ONE HALF OF TWO TENE- ment house in Dunstaffnage. Newly decorated. Rent $35.00. Apply A. C. Foster.
NEW, MODERN SHORE COT- tage, near city; furnished and equipped. Rates on alpplicntions Write Box 201 Guardian.
HEATED THIRD FLOOR. AP- artment. 5 rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Central- ly located. Box 214 Guardian- Patriot.
APARTMENT. , I1VIMEDI- ate possession. 5 rooms and bath. Heated and hot water. $55.00 monthly. Situated at 72 Grafton Street. Phone 6016 or apply 233 Queen Street.
LARGE. SUMMER COTTAGE for rent for the summer Grand Tracadie. Partly fur- nished. Apply A. W. Gaudet, solicitor.
TWO BEDROOM, FURNISHED.
apartment. Brighton district for months of July and August. Write _Box 210 Guardian-Pab riot.
TRAILER FOR RENT AT STAN- hope by the week. Completely furnished and equipped. For in- spection 46 St. Peters Road or Dial 9166.
REAL ESTATE,
For Sale
FOR SALE — IN VILLAGE O! St. Peters, four-room bungalow Modern. Also six-room house, modern. Apply: Leo L. Mur- phy, St. Peters Bay. Phone 16- 1.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOME with shore frontage, two miles from City..Eight - room house_. fully * modern, insulated, O11 heated, with two acres of land. For appointment to view phone H. B. Bugden, 7015.
FOR SALE
IN KENSINGTON
1——2 acres of land, east of High School.
2—4 acres of land, west of High School .
3-Building, suitable for double tenement house,_ex- cellent basement, w1th land accompanying-
.‘For further particulars apply to—- PATTERSON WALKER
REAL ESTATE
Wanted
WANTED FAT BULLS AND FOX horses. M. Walsh, 51.Ch€St!1-I13 Street, City.
A SMALL GROCERY BUSINESS with dwelling near a H1811 School. Write Box 200. Guard- i
WANTED: THREE BEDROOM Apartment or house Wanted- Will purchase house if terms satisfactory. Reply I0 13°" 204 Gu.ardian.
L Services Offered ll/EEERN FUMIGATING Available throughout P. E. I. for extermination of 1'0-301195. hed bugs, rats, insects, CLO- Free estimates. Phone or write: ‘I H. R. QUINN. PROP- P.O. Box 451 Phone 3727
Services offered
SEPTIC TANK DIGGING By the .l0b or by the hour. Apply Willis Andrew, North River.
PHOTO SERVICE. FOR HIGH‘,
gloss, Jumbo Prints, send your .1 films to us for Overnight Ser-I vice Most modern equipment. Expert finishers. L o w e st prices Enman Drug and Photo Service, Summerside.
FAST. COLOR FILM SERVICE! Kodncolor. Ektachrome, ‘Koda- chrome. Anschochrome, Color Processing, Printing, Duplica 1 ting. and Enlarging. M-unshawi Process. Highest Quality. Fast-I est.Processi-ng, and Most De- pendable Service! Mail to: George Wotton, Photography, Summers-ide.
CAMERA OWNERS! ONLY 7 cents-‘ for each date-stamped. enlarged, black-£1 n d-white print or reprint, plus 15 cents for developing each roll of film into negatives. 4 to 24 hour service. Postage pa-id both ways. Mall to: George Wotton Photography, Summer-side.
ANOTHER REASON WHY Guardian - Patriot Classified Ads get such quick action: Our trained ad-assistants give your ad their careful attention. Phone 8506.
Teachers Wanted
TEACHER FOR SHERBROOKE School Number 69, about 2% miles from Summerside. Sup plement $650.00. Elmer Waite, Secretary. Sherbrooke. Phone 608-15.
TEACHER FOR COVEHEAD RD School. Senior room. Present supplement $500.00. Apply S.J. Birt, Secretary.
Transportation Wanted
PASSAGE. T0 TORONTO FOR two on or about July 4th. Phone
~ 7446. Wanted
I
,, WANTED ALE BOTTLES PINTS
or qua-rts. Dial 8595.
TEACHER DESIRES ANOTHER teacher to share apartment during July and August. 4445 after 5 p.m.
TO BUILD FACTORY
STELLARTON, N.S. (CP) ~ Mayor Frank H. Sobey, president of Industrial Estates Ltd., said Friday night work begin im- mediately in Pictou County on construction of a factory to house an Italian textile firm. The location is between here and Westville.
n
and general handyman
Lizzie also predeceased him.
Mortgage Sale
There will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in Queens County, Prince Ed-
Twelve O’clock noon on Tuesday the_ Twenty-second day of July A.D. 1958, all that tract, piece and parcel of land, situate, lying and being on Lot or Township Number Thirty-seven in Queens County aforesaid, bounded as follows, that is to say:—-On the North by a Road known as the McCannell Road; on the East by the Dromore Road; on the South by land now or formerly in the possession of Patrick O’Brien; and on the West by land now or formerly in possession of Fran- cis Callaghan; containing by estimation ‘lighty acres of land, a little more or less: ALSO all that other parcel of land situate, lying and being on Township Number thirty-seven, in Queens County, bounded and described as follows: —COMMENClNG on the South side of the Dromore
a farm of land the property of Andrew Barrett; thence South sixty—six chains and sixty-six links; the-nce~ East three chains and seventy-five links; thence North to the place of commence- ment, containing twenty-five Iacres of land, a little more or .,less: ALSO ALL that other tract
or parcel of land situate, lying
and being on Township Number thirty-seven aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, that is lto say: —-COMMENCING at the gsouth side of the Dromore Road lat the Northwest corner of n lfarm of land occupied by the ‘,heirs of Francis Murray; thence West along the South side of the said Road three chains and seventy_five links to the North- east corner of a farm of twenty-
ceased was a successful farmer in the community. A bachelor, he lived alone since the passing of his mother some years ago. A sister,
Being of a kind and genial nature his ready wit, keen sense
ward Island, at the hour of
Road at the Northeast angle of
byterian Church, of which he was a devoted member. He was a Post Master of the Loyal Orange Order and a life member of St. Georges Lodge A.F. and A.M.
The day preceding his demise he was around about his home as usual and spent some time in the e v e n i n g conversing with friends, who frequently visited him. At noon, the following day, a neighbor calling on him, ,found that he had peacefully pass- ’ed away in his sleep. A fitting close to a useful and well spent life. The funeral services. largely alt-tended, were held in the Pres- byterian Church on April 6th and conducted by the pastor, Rev. M.C. Currie, who based his timely and appropriate message from the Gospel of St. John 14:2. Hy- mns sung by,t-he choir were ‘The Lord’s my Shepherd’ ‘The Haven of Rest’ and ‘What a Friend we have in Jesus’.
The masonic burial service was conducted by the brethem of St. Georges Lodge, who fibtingly in- terred their late brother with full Masonic Honors. The Pallberarers brother Masons were: Stanley Llewellyn, Howard Reid, Cam- eron Clow. Hazel: MacLure, Percy McPherson and Garnet Reid.
IN MEMORIAM
HAROLD ARTHUR HARPER
The funeral of the late Harold Arthur Harper in his 51st year, son of the late Arthur and Annie Harper of Charlottetown, who passed away at Vancouver Gen- eral Hospital on June 11th, 1958.
The funeral service was held in the Central Christian Church, June 19th, and were conducted by Rev. M. D. Dunbar, who read
River.
Spray — Eva. Emily, Chiar-
lottetown.
Spray —- Stacey, Ann English,
Kimberly, B. C.
Spray —— Doris, Dick Malander,
Kimberly, B. C.
Spray -— Gordon, Connie Mc-
Kenzie, Kimberly, B.C.
Spray —- John MacKenzie. ‘Spray — Leta and Warren, Crapaud.
Spray —- Sheldon, Gertrude.
spray — Harry, Velda.
Spray - Citizens of Canal Flats, B. C.
Cut Flowers — Mr. and Mrs. D. Bannister, B. C.
Cut Flowers —— Mr. and Mrs. R. D. MacDonald, B. C.
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me
And may there be no moaning
of the bar When I put out to sea. Far though from out our bourne of time and place The flood may hear me far I hope to see my pilot face to face
when I have crossed the bar.
In loving memory Babe. CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Hamid Harper of Canal
Flats, B. C., wishes to thank Rev. Dunbar and all the old
neighbors and friends of French
River and Kensington and Char- lottetown, who were so kind and thoughtful, also to all who sent flowers and cards and letters of sympathy in her recent bereave-
ment.
IN MEMORIAM
We gratefully acknowledge the following letters . and cards sympathy:
Munphy. East Ball-tiic. Mary Stralhan, Charlottetown.
Olive, Wallace Rose and fun-
of
Carrie. Isadore and Francis
‘remembered as a friend through-
five acres held by Hugh Mc- lKenna from Angus McDona1d;{ thence South sixty-six chains and ‘. ‘sixty-six links; thence East three lchalns and seventy-five links;, thence North along the Western‘ boundary of said land held by the heirs of the said Francis Mur-, ray sixty-six chains and sixty-‘ six links to the place of com- mencement, containing twenty-I five acres of land, a little motel or less.
The above sale is made under and by virtue of the Power of Sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage dated the Twenty- sixth day of August A.D. 1930 and made between Hugh A. Cal- .laghan of Dromore in Township Number Thirty-seven in Queens County, Prince Edward Island, Farmer with his wife Annie Cal- laghan of the one part and Louise C. Longworth of Montreal, Pro- vince of Quebec, Widow of the other part, default having been made in payment of Principal and inter?-st thereby secured
For further particulars apply at the Office of Palmer & Has- lam, Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers, Charlottetown.
Dated this Twenty-seventh day of June A.D. 1958.
H. L. PALMER ETHEL C. SWIFT Trustees of the Estate of
Louise C. Longworth.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BARRISTERS, soucuoks, Etc.
1. Elmer Blanchard, BA. [60 Richmond St. Dial 5573
M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LLB. Bank of Commerce Bldg
Allison .M. Gillis, LLB. 130 Richmond St. Dial 4747
Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.
Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street
I. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg., Dial 9424 Queen st.
IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.
CURRIE BLDG. (Above Shoe Doctor)
DIAL 3361
FREDERIC A. LARGE.
Q.C., M.L.A. Room 207 Dominion Building
Dial 3244
J os. W. MacDonald,
B.A., QC. 150 Richmond Street Dial 4713 Box 472
MacPhee 8! Trainer [60 Richmond St. Dial 5573
I CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6412
OPTOMETRISTS
‘J. A. Carruthers, R. 0. 123 Kent St, Dial 53.12
J. S. Taylor, R.0.
Comer Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756
H. J. Mabon, R.0. Montague P. E. :
ARCHITECT
J. F. TOOII ‘SS, B. Arch.
ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St. Dial 3865
G. Keith Pickard B. Arch. M.R.A.I.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St. Dial 8618
Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936
Peter A. McNeil 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. 0. Box 513
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
E. S. CHANDLER. B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.I_C., P.Eng. 161 QUEEN ST. PHONE 8325
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS a co.
Currie 51,15 Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 148 Great George St.. Charlottetown Dial 5547 — 6548 P- 0- 3°! 187 ARTHUR I. GARRE’l"l' PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 6321
the favorite hymn of the deceas- ed bo the organ music of “The Old R,-u-gged Cross." ‘
Theémany beautiful flor-a1 tri- butes bore a silent token of esteem to one who will long be
ily, East Baltic.
East Baltic. Colin, Helen and Joan. Baltic.
Ea-st Ba.-ltic. Gertie and Maxwell, boro.
out the old community where he lived for many years previous to
‘Spray —- Flo Bell, Charlotte- town. Spnay — Elmer, Millie, French
PROVINCIAL DISTRIBUTOR WANTED
Red Point.
Apply :- BOX 200, GUARDIAN
Stewart, Martha and family,
East
and Foster Garrett, Kings-
ake. Aunt Alice and uncle Reggie, Obe and Catherine Mlacciallum
Canadian manufacturer of Oil and Gas Furnace, Space Heaters, Air Conditioners invites inqulnes.
Lydia, Albert and family, Sar- nia, Ont. Russell and Velma, Red Point, P. E. 1. Pansy, Ken and Gordon, Van-
couver, '.B. C. and family, New
Lola. Bob Brunswick. LETTERS Mac Stewart.
Alton and Bessie.
Alice and Reggie.
Martha and Stewart.
Rev. D. I. and Mrs. Macclare and family.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bruce and family of Hamilton, Ontario and formerly of East Baltic and Souris, P. E. I., wish to express their sincere thanks and deep appreciation to all those who sent card-s, lettens and tele- grams, also for phone calls and helped in any way during their bereavement in the death of father Mr. Elliot Bruce.
IN MEMORIAM
MRS. PETER A. GALLANT The community was saddened
that Mrs Peter A. Gallant, nee Eugenie Blanch-avrd had passed away at her home in Oyster Bed, at the age of 83. She had been ill for five weeks.
Aunt Jaimie, as she was fondly called by many. led a very ac- tive life until a couple of years ago A fervent Cath-oliic, she was always ready to lend a hand when called upon in time of death, birth, or sickness. She spent most of her life as practi- cal nurse.
During her illness, she was vis- ited many times by her devoted pastor, Rev Joseph Leclair, who administered the last rites of Holy Mother Cl'll1DC'h. ’ Her husband predeceased her in 1937, a son, Mathias, met ac- cident-al death in 1936 while work- ing in U. S. A Another son, Stanislaus died in 1931 after a veny short illness, when she her- self was ill. she will be sadly missed by her family and a host of friends
She leaves to mourn, a daugh-
lns moving to British Columbia. Mary stewam cling” md t . The pall bearers were: Elmer E,-ma, King5,boro_ h‘:i,,,eAk$,‘:1"n§,;§e;i “ghg, lgsgerlt . . 2 ll » I . ' Y Pansons, Harry Underhlll, Jo 11 Mary and Bernard Mmsey, , ‘ Mad“ Erwin Champion Fred K, b0 through her illness. Another dau- Davisog’ Fred Maclleod. ’ “ind Freeman Moss” ghtel-,oILucille. Mrs Angus Dou. Interment took place in the K1ng»gbom_ ' cette 0V5/‘er Bed? Cymlv 315° family not at the People's Peter. Margaret and family, 1;; °v=t°rN 364» and Anew of Cemetery, Charlottetown. Kingsboro_ . °“’°“’“- ‘ - I He leaves to mourn his wife Mildred’ Carl and mm“, The funeral mass, which was the former Doris Wood of Hamp- Kingsboro. ‘'9'?’ large‘? “tended: ‘"5 W19‘ ton, P. E I . Robert and A-letha Baker, brated by the pwstorz. Rev. Clar- Pillow — Wife. ~ ' Lakevi11e_ ence Pitre, a former pastor con- Wreath — Armand Pidgeon '1‘-he-lma and Norman, South ducted the service at the grave. and family, Calgary. Lake. , Among 911056 attending the fu- 'Wl-eath — Wesley, Elsie and Martha and Wesley, South neral were Mrs. Alngus Gallant, family, Regina. Sask. L Mr. and Mrs. Phil Arsen-ault, all
of Moncton, N. B., Alban Gallant, Mrs Jacques Gallant and son Clem, of Souris, Eric Al-senault, Mrs. Anita Maddix, Rene Maddix, Mrs. Anthony Gallant all of Eg- mont Bay.
MASSES ‘
Rev. Father Peters Bloomfield, 1 High.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pineau, Bos- ton, 5 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Gallant, Monoton, 2 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Doucette, 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Gallant, 1
ROUTE SALESMAN
tunities for advancement. Age 25 to 35-. I APPLY BOX 215 GUARDIAN & PATRIOT
Major Maritime Bakery requires an aggressive man to train as route salesman. No previous experi- ence necessary, good working conditions, and oppor-
-high. Miss Aldonia Gallant, 1 high. Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ailyre Doucette. 1
high. T-ilmon and Peter Gallant, 1 high Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Martin, 1
Mr. Elias Blanchard, Boston, 2 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Doiron, Man. 2 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gallant and family, Boston, 2 high.
Miss Freda Peters, Bloomfield. 2 .high.
Mr. and Mrs. Amy Blanchard.
AUCTION SALE
AT BRIDGETOWN THURSDAY, JULY 10th AT 1:30 P.M.
harrows, pin harrows, potato sprayer, spray
and other articles too numerous to mention.
If day unfit, first fine day.
Hay mower, rake, carrier, track, fork, wheel
cart,
truck wagon, thresher, wood sleigh, neck yoke, wagon pole 5 horse collars, hames, harness, traps, rope, anchors, herring nets, mackerel nets, smelt nets, trap hauler, puncheons, tubs, outboard motor,_ 30 steel traps, milkr can, anvil, forge, power saw,_ pine plank, gun, gas lantern, creamer, churn, television, organ,
o
Terms Cash. ELMER LLEWELLYN, WALTER BURDE'I'I‘, Owner. _ Auctioneer. -
N.B. 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blanchard, N. B. 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Helaine Peters,
Charlottetown, 1 high.
Bell and Margaret Aylward, Cha-
rlottetown, 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallant,
Charlottetown, 1 high.
Marie and Edna Peters, Charlot-
tetown, 1 high.
Mrs. Agnes Gallant, Charlotte-
town, 1 high.
Mrs. Abraham Peters, Charlotte- town 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene and Alvina Souris-, 1. high
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gallant, Rus- tico, 1 high.
St. Anne Society 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. Gallon
WANTED
Shorthand necessary.
plan available.
manerlt position. No other need apply. signed. All inquiries kept confidential.
Walter B. LePage (Sec’y-Tre_as.)
LePAGE SHOE CO. LTD.
DIAL 4743
GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Knowledge of Bookkeeping, Filing, Typing and Permanent position, hospital insurance, pension Applicant must‘ be qualified and desirous of per-
For interview appointment call or write the under-
1 high.
Miss Helen and Mekanie Gallant.
1 high.
Mrs. Napolean Peters and Al fred, 1-high.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Berth- eaume 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Pineal}. Rus- tico. 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallant, Sour- is, 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters, Sou- nis 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. U1"-bin Doiron, Rus- tico 1 high. Mr, and ‘Mrs. Angus A. Gallant, Rusticoville 1 high. Everett Gallant 1 high. Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Gallant, Souris, 1. high.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peters, and ‘Louise, Rustico 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gallant, N. Rus-tico. 1 high.
I
high.
Mr. and Mrs. Souris, 1 high. N.R. 1 high. high.
N.R. 1 high. Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Gallant
April ma when it became known 1“
Josephine and Cecile Gallant, 1 Elmer Doucette, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Doucette,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters, 1
Jerry Doucette, H. R. 1 low. Mrs. Vital Gallant 1 low.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Gallant, 1 low. = -
Sisters of Rustico Convent, 1 low. Sister St. Marie Eugen-ie, Mis- couche, 1 low
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peters. Charlottetown, 1 low.
Mr. Leo Doucette, Charlottetown, 1 IOVV. v
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doucette and Denyse. 1 low.
Ferdinand and Bessie, N.B. Char- lottetown 3 low.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gall-ant, To- ronto, 1 high.
:2 Jack Doyle Charlottetown, 1 high. '
Claire and Ed-gar French. N.B. 1 high.
Mde. William LAviolette, N. B. 1 high.
M. and Mme. S. A. DeMarchant. Moncton, 1 high.
Louis Peters, Ontario 1 high. Mrs. Leonard McNeil S’Side, 1 high.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gallant. Toronto, 1 high.
St. Thomas Aquinas Society 1
gh.
Miss Eleanor Gallant, Montreal, 1 high.
Mike and Ethel Aylward, Toron- to, 1 high.
SPIRITUAL BOUQUET , Sister Rose Ann St. Dunstan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gall-ant. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Gallant. John Frank Gallant.
Mrs. Mary Deroche. ENROLLMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blanchard and Leah. Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathew. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gallant. U. S. A.
Ivan and Rose Gallant, U. I. A. SYMPATHY LETTERS
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pineau. Mass.
Mr. Llie Blanchard, Mass.
M-r. and Mrs. Stewart Parkman. Rustilco.
Miss Annie Cnaibb, Milton.
Sister Marie Eugenie, Miscoucho. Frank, Josie, Alvina, S’Side. Mrs. Leonard McNeil, S’Side. Mr. and Mrs. Alndrew Gallant. U. S. A.
Mrs. Swail Sup. of Nursing. In- dian Health Service, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Paddock,
Ma-n. Freda Peters, Bloomfield Theo. Gra-ham, Fisher River In- dian Hospital. Man. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blanchard, N.
B.
Mr. and Mrs. Amy Blanchard, N. B.
Mrs. Edith Fol-tlryslth. N. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Chester sellens. E. River.
SYMPATHY CARDS Sisters of Rustico Convent Billy and Elda Clow. Ruth and Larry.
Mrs. Hoyt, Charlottetown. Bernice and Ernie McGee, Char- lottebowvn.
Wendell and Leith MacQuarris. Geneva Gauthier and family. N. Rus-tico.
Thomas Knealbone. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Arsenualt, Eg- mond Bay.
Theophile Blanchard. Rustico. Dolph and Bertha Flemming, N.
R
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Lille and Jim.
Helen Cudmore.
Bernadette and Edmond, Char- lottetown.
Jack and Mary Jane Gallant, Rus- tico.
Mary Gallant, Montreal. Eleanor Gallant. Montreal. Stuart Janie Parkman, Rusti-co. Nicholas and Lucie Mont Carmel. Mrs. Cathel‘-in Atkins and Domy, Charlottetown.
Lena Louis and Randy, Rustico. Learning and Bernadette Proctor. H. R. Howard and Emma Gallant, Mass.
Mangaret Proctor, H.R.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Peters. Sour-
ls. , Adrian and Louise Casey, N.B. Emma Harold Doucette, Rustlco. Annie Crabb.
Willfred and Hilda Doucette, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Claude O’Brien. Charlottetown.
Floyd Dorien and Judy.
Mr. and Mrs. Helgie Freelma-n, Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Masey Gallant and family.
Henery Pineau, N. Rustico.
Lena Collins, Charlottetown. Rita Ed and family, N.R. Angie Gallant, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs: Milford C-ud-more Mrs. Domilitde Doiron, Charlotte- town.
Mr. and Mrs. 1-Ienery Gallant, N.
B .
Mr. and Mrs. Ameasa Horne. Mike and Ethel Alysworth. Tor- onto.
Velma Johnson, Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathew, U.‘ S. A.
Mrs. McPherson and family, N.
S. May Russel and family, Montreal.
and family, Edgmond Bay.
FLOWERS
PILLOW
Family.
Louis, Lorraine and Denyse.
SPRAY
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gallant and family, Moncton.
Staff of Bagnall’s Mill, Hunter River.
Mr. and Mrs. Varley Bishop, Wolfville, N.S.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. Eugenie Gallant with to thanll Rev. Fr. LeClair; Dr. MacMillan neighbours, r e l a t iv e s and friends all those who were so kind to them in their recent sad be reavement. Many thanks also ti
Mr. and Mrs. James Blacquiere those who gave Masses, Spiritua
bouquets, floral tribute, letter! . and message of synnplathy.
Alire and Marie Anne Arsenault .