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HEAR. THE CASH REGISTER RING --- WANT. AD RESULTS

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$ t Petts ae “MOREL es CREAM. ROUTES |

Trucks -will 1 these da . oo co ecting cream on) ese dates

Monday, May 4—Bruce Webster—Greenwich, Cable

‘Head, St. Peters, Church Road. _ Donald Compton—Bangor and Morell East.

Monday, May 4— Bay, Souris River, Fortune Road. 3

River, — Monticello and

wey’ Dwan—Little Pond, Rollo

CITY & QUEEN’S|

‘RCA VICTOR Stereo portable

‘CTeords. Toombs Music’

_ Monday, May 4—Pius Dalton—Lake Verde, Hazel- brook, Summerville. ‘

Tuesday, May 5—Wendell McLeod—Forest_ Hill, _Beretheome, and Upton.

Tuesday, May Scheu’ -‘Transfer—New ae — Valleyfield, Union Road, Peakes and

. Pe. May 7—MacAdam’s ‘Transfer—Hd. of Hillsboro, Pisquid, Scotchfort, Tracadie, Blooming Pt., F roy, and St. Peter’s Hbr.

Thursday, May 7—Clayton Rose—Kingsboro, EL mira, East Point, North Lake, East Baltic.

' + Thursday, May 7—Louis Bradley—Suffolk Road and Bedford.

' Friday, May 8—Bruce Webster—Cardigan, Bridge- town, St. Georges, Newport and Martinvale.

ATTENTION

_Any new patron wishing to send cream please con- tact’ cream hauler or creamery.

‘MORELL CO-OP CREAMERY ASSOCIATION LTD.

Per: Reg. MacAdam, Mgr.

TENDER “=: DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS " Province of Prince Edward Island

¥ SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on Friday, May 15th, 1959, for the construction of a CREOSOTED TIMBER BRIDGE and APPROACH FILLS over the FORTUNE RIVER at Fortune Bridge, Prince Edward Island.

Specifications and Tender forms may be obtained >at the office of the unde Old Post Office Build- ing, Charlottetown, Prince Edward cheque in the amount of $10.00 is required, and will be “refunded when plans are returned to this office.

_ Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. . NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the- above ad- vertised time, and bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or otherwise) ee eee at the’

Opening. os oe J. G. MacKAY — Minister of Highways Charlottetown ; Prince Edward Island

“April 30th, 1959.

STALLION ENROLMENT

CITY & QUEEN’S

Saturday 9 to 12. Weatherbies Orchestra.

when necessary.

KING’S COUNTY

etree ees

BIRTHS _-

é ‘MACLEAN = At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on April 22nd, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nold C. MacLean, Woodstock, NB. @ son 7 bbs. 11- ozs.

| ORR — At the P.E.I. Hospital on

April 29, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Orr, New Glasgow, a son, Gordon Warfield. Weight 7 Ibs. 6 o7. Y

MACPHEE — At the Chariotte-|. town Hospital Sunday’ April

ENGAGEMENTS .

‘According to the provisions of the Stallion Enrolment Act all

' stallions two yeafs old and over, standing for service in this

| wovince, must be enrolled in the records of the Department of

oe Horses offering for service must be inspected and

| graded and carry an inspection certificate. Applications for earcl-| DPCSn tacpaction sheckd ter made iaamadiattiy.

Applications for enrolment should be accompanied with the -fequired fee of Two Dollars ($2.00) and should include name of - horse, breed, age, colour description and registration number, if horse is registered.

Stallion owners Who use horses for service not enrolled or, sees or in grades not authorized by the Act will be subject to

the penalty provisions of the-Act. Only horses enrolled, graded and authorized by the Department of Agriculture will be permitted | to travel for public service. All horses that have graded “out” | en ee ree

DEPARTMENT OF 6k made Charlottetown, P. E. I.

APPLICATIONS

‘Applications for.the position of General

Prince

SecretaryPublicity Director of the “Edward Island Teachers’ Federation will be

aa

received up to May 15, 1959. -

State experience and salary expected.

The Teachers’ = 5 Charlottetown.’

: FOR SALE IN BORDEN ~

’ One single house containing the following rooms:

1st floor: Lovely reception hall, living room 14’ x 24’

with Seer fireplace, large dining room, large cab- and toilet.

Federation,

2nd floor: Master bedroom’14’ x 22’ with two walk|

in closets with automatic lighting, two other bedrooms Jarge enough for twin beds, full tiled bath, large linen closet. :

Laundry in basement with clothes chute from 1st and 2nd floors. Forced warm air heat by Iron Fireman System.

Attached garage with sun deck, 1,000 wallon oil fank in basement, lower floor has all the ae Windows. T

Large Hof well ails This is the home of in MacKenzie in Borden, can be seen anytime. Call at Town and Country screen S’Side. Telephone | *2138; evenings 3 4,

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MR. AND MRS. JAMES L. SIM- mons, Burlington, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Eleanor Irene, to Wilbert Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lamont, French River. Marriage to take place at Kensington Presbyter- ian Church, May 23rd.

DEATHS

WHITTY — At Vancouver, B. C., on Tuesday, April 28, 1959, Pe- ter Francis Whitty, son of Mrs. Daniel Whitty and the late . Daniel Whitty of Souris, P.E.L

IN MEMORIAM

MacLEOD — In loving ‘memory

of Mrs. Hector MacLeod who . passed away, April 30th, 1935, _ also Mr. Hector MacLeod, who died February 6th, 1939. We who loved you sadly miss

you

As it dawns another year.

In our Jonely hours of thinking

Thoughts of you are eyer near. Lovingly remembered and

sadly missed by six sons and |ing | daughter, Nelson, Jos Fullerton, Harry,

, Hudson, -and Irene.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON TRANS- CANADA: HIGHWAY

Near City limits. This i

homes in the area.

Write Guardian-Patriot Box 24426 Charlottetown.

BIG DIAMOND DISCOUNTS

os

— - - 3 121 GRAFTON ST.

™~

| Seae-segetor to 00 new 205.56.) Se. and MacLeod Limited.

$139, with>$30.00 free Stereo re- Store.

Coming Events

Opening Dance at Elliott Hall . May 2nd Dancing ‘rom

FANCY BREADS lemon, or ange, nut and date or banana at} Tweed Stewart Bakeries.

Liege Ab mow Ltd., Friday, Ist., 2.30.

SPECIAL — Men's tweed top

ao ae

Saturday at 8.15 p.m. at Heartz

Hall. Sponsored by the

Scouts and Cubs. Sale of Candy. Admission 50 cents. :

MEN’S SUEDE Windbreakers, all shades. Sale special $12.49, Moore and McLeod, Ltd. ott

POPULAR RECORD HITS — Come Softly To Me — and Code of the Mountains. Toombs Music

and outside talent Saturday, May 2nd, Belfast Hall. Sponsored by

Legion Branch.

See players present their three act play in Fort Augustus Hall, Monday, May 4th. -

Marie comedy play ‘“‘Auralia — in Bridgetown Hall, May

PRINCE COUNTY

PLEAU — At the Prince County Hospital on April 29th, 1959,. to Mr. and Mrs. Reg Pleau, a son, weight 9 lbs. 3 ozs.

Albany and Searletown W: ‘E.'s will present -a variety concert

May 5th., 8:15 p.m. Admjssion

40 cents and 25 cents. Sale of

MT. HERBERT Ladies Aid . A. MacDonald's

Ladies Auxiliary of the Eldon) _

ANNOUNCEMENTS |

MEN'S - —s ory

FRepainr to $08.40 Sale 23.95 ‘Moore and McLeod, Lid.

RUMMAGE SALE at Y.M.C.A. 2.30 .p.m. Saturday, May 2nd. —Tt by Alpha Y's Minet-

ELECTRIC RAZOR SPECIAL

—Ronson Super Trim, ortly $17:75 ‘deal graduation gift. Toombs Music Store. , *

ORANGE LAYER cake two de- licious: layers with fresh, fruit flavour and froSted with orange frosting. Special at Stewart Ba- keries. ;

MOUNT ALLISON Concert _~ seatering vocal, violin, Heartz Memor-

WHOLE ROAST chicken; baixed ham, cold sliced tongue, salads, cold slaw and many other ready to

if i} i

night skating 8:00.to 10:00.

WOMEN Demonstrators full or part t! necessary. Replies

-| from city and rural greatly ap-

preciated. Reply to Mrs. E. Pass- field Box 684 Summerside or prone 3291 Summerside. -

KING'S COUNTY

AUCTiON “45” Score Cards for-—sale-—atGuardian-Patriot Central’ Printing.

HILLSIDE LODGE Church Parade .to St. Andrew's Presby-; terian Church Montague, Sunday, May 3rd, 11 a.m. All Oddfellows and Rebekahs are requested to meet at the lodgeroom to attend

eandy.

IN MEMORIAM

BAGNALL — In loving memory of our Mother, Mrs. Pope Bazg-' nalt, _who—passed—away,May

Ast, 1958, and our Father, who!

Asleep in Gods beautiful garden Sheltered from sorrow_and—pain —— when life's journey is

We S anil meet our loved ones

again. Always rememiered by The Family. i

DUFFETT — In fond and foving memory of a dear husband and father, Archibald C. Dnuffett, who departed this life May Ist 1958.

- Fondly remembered by wife

and family. 3

CARD OF THANKS'|

The family of t late Mrs. Wallace Stewart to thank, their friends and neighbors for | their kindness and sympathy dur-’ ing their recent bereavement.

my

The family of the late John Jef-

the C.W.L. was held in the hall on Sunday, April 26th, with about who |40 members present: The presi- dent, Mrs. James A. MacDon- ald presided. a

The meeting opened with ‘the League Prayer in unison. In the absence of the Secretary, Mrs. AD. Feehan, Mrs. James Atkins read the minutes of the last mect-

Correspondence was read as follows: A letter from the Dio-

is one of the better modern

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15% or

. JEWELLERS LTD.

this service.

Births, Deaths, Marriages

Citnik: tesla dalled dak Weak aks take el Geta ; on this page, they appear for one 4dition on page two and are i transferred te this department in the next edition.) :

Funeral Director

N. D. MacLEAN FUNERAL

~ passed away May 22nd, 1957; : Sore

DIRECTOR 15 King Square Charlottetown

Dial 5549

Monuments

MONUMENTS VERE BECK & SON LTD.

Montague & Charlottetown

is Memorial Craftsmen

since 1870

| MacDonald. One from the con-

vener of Education, Mrs. Basil MacDonald, which will be dis- cussed at the, unit meetings.

The treasurer's report was gi- ven by Mrs. Romuald MacDon- ald. The bingo report was given by the retiring:president, Mrs. James A. MacDonald, who than- ked all the members. and Fr. MacCormac in particular for their help and co-operation.

Mrs. Ronald MacDonald pre sented- the retiring president with a gift on behalf of the

| C.W.L. cesan President, Mrs. Joseph A.|

Father MacCormac thanked the fetiring officérs and all the mem- bers for their splendid co-opera- tion. -

The new slate of officers is as follows: Past Presidem, Mrs. James MacDonald; president, Mrs. Romuald MacDonald; 1st vice president, Mrs. Clarence Murphy; 2nd vice president, Mrs

John F. MacMillan; 3rd vice pre-/.

sident, Mrs, Gerald Nolan; sec- retary, Mrs. James Doyle; treas- urer, Mrs. A.D. Feehan; conven-

ens, to be selected. The meeting

closed with prayer.

TAYLORS

5 1.43; 6 1.42;

Ste, Semtag, Speveseti Pe 2 ee 3

' DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS -

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SUMMARY ~

Maher te ollie tending.

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S. dollar closed Thursday at a dis- count of 3% per cent in terms of Canadian funds, up 1-32. Pound sterling $2.71, up %.

DIVIDENDS...

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

Alumipium Ltd. 12% cents, (U.S. funds), June 5, record May 11.

Aluminium oimians of Can- ada Ltd. four per cent pfd. 25 cents, June 1, record May 8, 4% per cent pfd. 57 cents, May 31, record May 8.

Canadian Breweries Lid. com. 3742 cents, pid. 31%. coms, July 2, record May 29.

"Canadian Ol Companies (itd. eight per cent pfd. $2, five per cent pfd. $1.25, four per cent ota. $1, July *2, record June 2.

George Weston Ltd. class A 17% cents, class B 17% cents, July :. record June 3

‘NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Aluminium Ltd., 3 mos. ended

March 31: 1959, $2,300,000; 1958;

$5,300,000.

+ Bell Telephone Company of

Canada, 3 mos. ended March 31:

1959, $11,419,207, 63 cents a share; 1958, $8,911,879, 49 cents.

cents a share; 1958, net loss $350,071.

Dome Mines Ltd., 3 mos. ended March 31: 1959, $409,335, 21 cents a share; 1958, $408,866, 21 cents. Eastern Theatres Ltd.: year ended Jan. 3, 1959, $90,278, $2.82 a share; year: ended Dec. 28, 1957, $73,268, $2.29.

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc., 9 mos. endéd March 31: 1959, $1,182,304, $3.50 a share; 1958, $994,968, $2.94. -

International Petroleum Co. Ltd., 3 mos. ended March 31:

1958,, $4,900,000, 34 cents. Jamaica Public Service Co. 1959, $5,400,000, 37 cents a share; 1958, $4,900,000, 34 cents. Jamaica -Public Service Co. Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1958,

"| £442,380 ($1,199,795) 1957; £352,-

890 ($956,331).

Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., year wended Dec. 31: 1958, $52,661; 1957, $66,783.

PRODUCE

MONTREAL (CP) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases extra-large and large 39, medium 38, small 33, B 28, C 22. Re- ceipts 107. Butter: Current receipts, tend-| erable, 63%, non - tenderable, 62%; fresh grade creamery prints, job price 65 - 65%; fresh wholesale, tenderable, 64, non- tenderable, 63%. Cheese: delivered Montreal, not waxed, Quebec white 32%; colored 32%; wholesale Quebec white 3344, colored 33%; current receipts bntario white f.o.b., grading station, no-quotation, col- ored ye_quotation; wholesale On- tario, colored no quotation.

Potatoes: N.B. 75s 1.45 --1\50; N.B. 50s .90-1.00; N.B. 10s .22- 25; P.E.I. 75s 1.75 - 1.90; P.E.TI. 10s .28-.30; California white 100s 5.00-5.50.

‘GRAIN

WINNIPEG (CP)—Good export

Thursday. The United Kingdom was reported to have purchased

and trade sourtes said Frarte brought 80,000 bushels late Wed- nesday.

Closing prices:

Oats: May % lower 73%: Jly % lower 74%; Oct % lower 7554-a. 2

Barley: May *% lower 99'4; Jly % lower 1.00%a; Oct unchanged 1.01.

Flax: May 2% higher 3.09%b; Jiy 3-2% higher 3.04%-3.05; Oct 2-1 higher 2.96.

Rye: May ‘a higher 1.13's:; Jly % higher 1.1448-b; Oct % higher 1.14%ab.

Prices for. class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.68; 2 1.65; 3 1.55; 4 1.45; 1 durum 1.90; 2

1.87; 3 1.73; IWA and domestic

“| prices: 1 nor 1.68; 2 1.65; 3,1.55;

4 1.45; 5 1.43; 6 1.42; 1 durum

T4:90;-2-4.87;-31.73.

NEW YORK

NEW YORK (AP)—The stock market took a moderate loss Thursday for the third straight session. Trading was fairly ac- tive.

Electronics, rocket fuel and other space - age issues made wide moves, both. to the upside and downside. Weakness in a few of the blue chips near the close

~+was what put the market lower.

A spurt by coppers early in

- | the session. was marred by news}

New York: Market mixed, Montreal: narrowly | j

~ British Columbia Forest et: ucts Ltd., 6 mos. ended h 31: 1959, net t 902, 45

‘|at 157.7,

of a price cut for the metal at custom _ smelter level. Magma, which had been up more

than 3 following news of a big

javerage fell 60 cents to $226.70 with industrials down 90 cents, rails. unchanged and utilities off

Selburn, Imperial Oil, American Oil, Home Oil A, Roy-

Among Canadian i and mines, Brazilian Traction,

Canadian Marconi and Preston

East Dome each gained %. What stocks did:

os ates Thur Wed Advances g 438 44 Declines $53 57 | Unchanged ; 22 212°] Total i - 1220 1238 Beth “— 51 Monty W ° 47% Borg Warner 4 #£NY Cent 27% C and O 72% Radio Corp 1% Cons Edison 64% Std Ol NJ 52% Auto El “4% Utd Aircraft G% Gen Elect 83% Vanadium od Goodyear 144 ~~ Westngse oN Gt Nor Ry 58%

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP) — Oils and pipelines were strong, but the rest of the Montreal and Cana- dian stock eschanges was irreg- ular in active trading Thursday.

The oils and pipelines took over the spotlight Thursday afternoon,

immediately following the an-

that Canada and Mexico are to be exempt from the U.S. mandatory oil quotas. Gains ranged to a point.

BA Oil was up % at 3%, Trans Mountain Pipeline gained % at 142, after hitting a new

Papers, with Abitibi up 1% at 36'2, scored a narrow gain of the intlex.

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Aluminium “lost 1 at 26%, the company decreased the quar terly dividend. Other base metals were mixed.

The beverages were narrowly ahead in light turnover, while the constructions were fractichs lower.

The penny mines and ‘oils ral- lied in the last four and closed about mixed. Trading was ac-

tive.

The closing averages show banks off .12 at 65, utilities up .6 industrials off 8 at 312., combined off .4 at 261.1, pers up 1.7 at 455.2 and golds

Abttibi 3% «Fraser wey Abit pr ay GT Lakes 78, Asbestos 224 How Smith 4M Bank Mont 5%4 Hud Bay Min 56% Bank NS 7% Bank ; Bnque C Nat 58 Imp OU amy Bnque PC % = Int Nick oy Bathurst A Int Pap + Bathurst B 3 —siInt Pete ™ Bell @ #$=“MaseFer "14% Brazil 64 McColl . ‘3 Bidg ™ N St. Car Se Cleveland Noranda 82% C Cement MM Price ry C Cement pr 27 Que Pow o C Steamship 4% Royal Bank 2% C Bonk Com @ = Royalite 10 an Brew o 8. L Corp . 1% Cdn Brew pr. Shawin 2% Cdn Cejan 2 Steel 77 CPR 2 #£=~*Trans Can PL ® Cockshutt 14% Un Steel <o Seagrams 330~=S CO Walker my D Bridge ™% +$=\(CANADIAN Dom Tar 17 ~=6Cons Pap 41% F j 14% Ford 135

TORONTO

business in flax featured trading} on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange |

200,000 bushels of flax Thursday;

: I TORONTO (CP) — Oils had a

hectic last hour as they led the stock market ahead Thursday in moderate trading.

- A-~United States ment: exempting Canadian crude from import restrictions sent western oil, pipeline and refining

oil issues charging forward. In} Kilem

the closing minutes a wave of proft-takng ‘chopped them back from ither highs, but left the sec- tion up on the day.

On index western oils gained almost 1 2-3 points. Golds were up around one-half but base met- als showed a win of only a few decimal points.

Typical of the profit-taking that struck the oils in the final min- utes were Home B losing of all

of its %4 gain, closing unchanged | 1"

at 19. Pacific Pete up % at 16%,

but down from its high of 17%%.| Magnet

Great Plains was thte exception, rising 3% to close at 20'.

Golds were strong as three seniors, Campbell! Red Lake,

Dome and Kerr-Addison gained;

in a ‘s to % range. Base metals slipped back from

|their high of the session follow- ing a ‘2-cent a pound cut in the es

cut smelter price of copper in the United States. Senior mines

were mixed, while uraniums were | Moneta

easier. Hudson Bay ‘was up I's

at 5634 while International Nickel} }

added % at 8874. International Nickel was up more than’a point before noon. Noranda and Con- solidated Mining lest fractions. speculative mines were quiet. Allied Roxana had the best gain, up 15 cents at 64 cents. A “Index gains: golds .51 to 90.36;

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MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS —~By The Canadian Press Steck Sales High Liw Close Ch’p

Trans Min 74180 -$13% 14 14% + %

Tr Can PL 10078 “$273 % 2Ws+ M%

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Joburke 87700 219s 22.

All Rox 7655 8 St 64

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