TA ene,
DANCE MILLVIEW Hall Fr- Day, November 20. Music by Mac- e and MacPherson.
Friday Evening, November 20th. 7.30, and Saturday, November _ from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00
i
Pe TRY SALE S. -A. MacDon- as. November 20th, 2 p.m. Nine Creek W. I.
PARK ROYAL: Church group
vill hold rummage sale at Mrs. ; , and Mrs. Rodd’s Home Cooking Stand. on November 20th, at 7 p.m. =
_ RUMMAGE sale Y.M.C.A. Sat- _ “@rday Nov. 21, 2:30 p.m. Brackley
2
e
: ‘ ¥ Bese -f
Ld | a8
ernon.
8.15, for Variety Show featuring Ruth Ross, and talent group. danc and tap
ing, Highland ing. Vocal solo, guitar playing,
COME AND HEAR the Royalty eight sing Sunday evening at 7:30
| Point W.1,
et,
%.
at Tracadie Tuesday Monday,
at the Producers, ee eee ae
8 o'clock, while bridge is closed.
PRINCE COUNTY
COME to the Chicken Supper in Freeland Hall in ai@ of St. Bridgets Parish on Wednesday November 25. —
- “MR. AND MRS. Brecken Simmons, Wilmot, will be at home -to their friends Saturday afternoon November 2lst from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. on thé occasion. of their 50th wedding anniversary.
_ KING'S COUNTY.
HOT TURKEY Supper, Wood Islands West School, Saturday,
even- the
5
p.m. At the Crossroads Church.
(When death notices’ are received too late to be
_~ @ithis page, they appear for one edition on page two and are
transferred to this department
BIRTHS
_ {RABBE —At the Prince Edward
—Jsland Hospital on November 17th; 1959 to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Crabbe, a daughter, Donna Lee. Weight 7 lbs 10 ozs. a sister for Brian.
McLELLAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon McLellan,: (nee Rosalie},
Kiggins) are happy to announce the birth of a daughter on Fri- _. day Nov. 13th, 1959 at St. Jos- --eph’s Hospital, Toronto, Ont- ario, a sister for Bill, David and
“BEAZLEY — At the Prince » County Hospital Wednesday J Nov. lith, 1959 to Mr. and Mrs.
QOharles Beazley, Summerside,
_ @ son, Rock Joseph. Weight 8
Ibs. 15 ozs.
in the next edition.)
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. John H. Walker wish: to express their sincere thanks to the many friends and' neighbors, for flowers and kind expressions of sympathy’ during their recent bereavement.
.IN MEMORIAM
SMITH — In loving memory of John A. Smith, who passed away at the Charlottetown Hos- pital November 20th, 1958. é
Precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled 4 Sadly missed by wife and niece.
- Funeral Director ~
November 2st, at 5 p.m.
- Births, Deaths, Marriages
Obituary Notice —
_ Inserted ‘by readers as a tri- oute to the deceased.
MRS. WILLIAM P, KENNAN
The death occured at the Char- lottetown Hospital November 14th, 1959 of Mrs. William P. Keenan (Edith) who has resided’ at ‘the Livingstone and MacArthur Nurs- ing Home for the past three years.
Her remains were transferred from the ,MacLean’s Funeral Home Sunday November 15th to
-| McAdams Funeral Home Fred-
, N.B. from where the ser- vice was held Tuesday November 17th, 1959.
Mrs. Keenan who was born at St. John N.B. resided'a number of years in Fredericton, and moved to P.E.I. in 1926.
Left to mourn are one daughter -Mrs. W. A. Gordon (Eileen) two ‘grandchildren and three great grandchildren. ‘
Interment took place at Peoples’
Rural Cemetery in Frederictor
ENGAGEMENTS” | N. D. MacLEAN PALMER — MacQUARRIE —Mr. +——— FUNERAL . a ot - eldest daughter, Barbara Adele,
2. to Mr. Harold Waldo, son of
‘Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacQuar-
., Tie. Marriage to take place in es near future. :
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mrs. John Murray, wish to express their appreciation to those who _ gent mass cards, flowers, letters of sympathy and cards and to those who were so kind during our recent sad bereavement. We wish to express our gratitude to the Bowness Liye ge Home for their many acts of kindness.
; ’
DIRECTOR
15 King Square Charlottetown
Dial 5549
DR. A.H. SMALLWOOD
Citizens of Souris: mourn the Passing of one of their outstanding townsmen, and generally through- out the province there is a sense of loss in the death of Dr. A.H. Smallwood at his home in Souris on October 27th. “‘Doc’”’ as he was known to young and old alike, was
ager of the Starr Manuf. Co. of that place and the grand-
OLD SYSTEM
A system of apprenticeships ap-| plied to all trades and profes-| sions in the 13th century in Eng-
land.
HOLMES & BRADLEY to) BALE
Assortment Pramsuits,
at $7.95 each. Group Wool Duffle Coats sizes 4-6, clear-
- ing at $7.95. 12 coats sizes 7 to 12 years, clearing.at! _ $14.95 each. Balance of coats and coat sets clearing at 20% discount. Table of Babyalls, Tee Shirts, Blouses,
Caps, ete. clearing at $1.00
@
159 QUEEN STREET
HOLMES & BRADLEY
MISSES GIRLS WEAR
Snowsuits, reduced to clear
each.
SALESMEN WANTED -
Two salesmen required for local branch
£
: office due fo recent promotions. We offer a
“drawing account, no limit to earnings, sales
_ training coursé, company benefits of medical and weekly indemnity.
“sary. We appreciate your ability as a hard. worker and able to progress to managerial
positions. A car is a Maritimes largest and
organization. Head office officials will be in. Charlottetown to interview applicants, the
week of November 23
Street, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 12 ‘noon, 2 P.M. to 4 P.M., 7 P.M. to 9 P.M.% \
REGENT ALUMINUM PRODUCTS |
MARITI
-Previous sales experience is not neces-
Charlottetown ‘
necessity. We are the most progressive sales
rd to 28th, at 176 Kent
MELTD.
son of Rev. Frederick Smallwood one time resident of Charlotte- town-and noted Methodist Clergy-
man in the Maritimes of the last | (Sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe, |
century.
Following the death of his| father which occurred while he was still attending school, he went onto learn the machinist trade at the Robb Foundry in Amherst. After following his trade for a time in Halifax and Pitts- burg he entered the Baltimore
he graduated with the degree of D.D.S. He practiced in Souris up till August of this year when ill- ness forced his retirement.
A public-spirited citizen he was devoted to the town of his adop- tion and served for more than twenty years on the council. His seven consecutive years (1939- 1946) as mayor area record in Souris for that office. During. his many years in the Town Council one of his chief concerns was the establishment and mainten-
MR. FARMER: Get your Co-| Co-op
College of Dental Surgery where| 492). i al
CURRIENCIES
MONTREAL (CP) — The U.S. dollar closed at a dis- count of 4 15-32 per cent in terms of Canadian funds, up 3-32. Pound sterling 2.67%, down 7-16. _
DIVIDENDS
Asbestos Corp Ltd. 30 cents, plus 20 cents extra, Dec. 30, re- cord Dec. 4.
Bowes Co. Ltd., common 50
CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
IN THE PROBATE COURT Pg 4th day of November A.D.
In Re Estate of HONOURABLE GEORGE DesBRISAY DEBL®IS late of Charlottetown in- Queens County in the said Province, Merchant, deceased, testate. ’
To the Sheriff of the County.
of Queens County or any Con- stable or literate person within said County Vie GREETING: WHEREAS upon r the
petition on file of Robert Arthur DeBlois of Charlottetown afore- said, Clerk, J. Andrew Likely of the same place, Clerk, and the Royal Trust Company,-a body corporate. with office lottetown aforesaid, the Execu- tors ofthe above named Estate, praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose herein- after set forth; You are there- fore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the ‘said Estate to be and: appear before- the Judge present at a Probate Court to be held in the Court House ‘in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province, on Wednesday the 9th day of Decem- ber next coming, at the hour of ten o’clock forenoon of the same day: to shew cause if any they can why the Accounts of the said Estate should not be passed and an order for distribution made
in said petition and on motion of | tor for said Petitioner.
AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER: ED that>a true copy hereof be
in Char-| exira
forthwith published in = some newspaper published in Charlotte-_ town afo id once in each’ week for ‘at least four consecu-
tive weeks from the date hereof oxchanges.
and that a true copy hereof be
forthwith posted in the following .
pun PACE
Lo on all © A r1OUSé ‘in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or’ near the Bank of Nova Scotia| in Charlottetown aforesaid and at or near the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Charlottetown aforesaid, so that all persons in- | terested in the said Estate as_ aforesaid may- have due notice | thereof.
born in Dartmouth, N:S. the son|_ WITNESS His Honour Harold 84ty Power, off 1% at 93. Frac- of A.A. Smallwood, general man-|Leonard Palmer, Judge of the | tional losses were taken by Ja-
said Probate Court at Charlotte- | town in Queen’s County, the day | and year first above written. By the Court. : m5) * .
Registrar.
CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
IN THE PROBATE COURT The 5th day of November A.D.
CURRIE late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro-! vince, Retired Plumbing Con- tractor deceased, testate.
To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Con- stable or literate person within said County
GREETING:
WHEREAS upon reading the petition on file of John H. Lewis of Charlottetown aforesaid, Gar-
respectively, name-'| ~
5
IN THE PROBATE -COURT
The 27th day of October A.D. 1959.
In Re Estate of WILFRED A, DOUCETTE late of Charlottetown | in Queens County in \the said) Brovince, Salesman, deceased, | intestate.
To the. Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Constable) or literate person within said | County
—s cn 2s —* |The Guardian, Thariot! 7 . cot ” - a 523% a oho. foam: : c Soh aH mo mm ts ietoas gas leat Be Sek, ' my 2 —% ‘3905 . In a Stock Exchange|cop Corp — 2 a $ . ia i im x lotaairias, Keseny. Woe 2 t,” |copeest aa 2 ™ 7 6 ST +3 27 and. Maclaren down 2 at 17. | Coprand —. a a ae Closing averages showed banks | Cowich nae ; ae ae ee off 3 at 50,6, utilities off .2 at|Decrme ‘ mo 6 i¢ ie [me am, Mm 8 8 8 +3 143.2, industrials up 1.3 at 303.9,|D’Aragom smo 8B 3 W | Ree 00 Moh wo 4 3B B Ht combined up .8 at 250.3, PAPCrs| Deer Horn 5500 19% 19 194 + %4|Riwan Cons 4191 10 9 9% —%4 : ‘ up 1.7 at 428.7 and golds up .18 at/D’Eidona ‘13500 16% 15% 16 —‘elgan Ant 1200 © 65 65 +2 mi mien. , ee Boe S Sealer mes sy Canada Permanent Mortgage| Abitibi * Duvan oo 1% 2 1m pa Corp., 50 cents, Jan. 2, record| AM PT. ue sox find Bay Min 31% | East Mal 210 12 198 1m 41 To. 2.2 sh Dec. 15. Asbestis 27% How Smith 30% | East Sul sme 1 it 3 | Since = 0 CB Gatineau Power Co., common] Bank Mont 54% Imp Bank —_—a me * 8. la mes oh is @ cents, 5 per cent pfd., $1.95,|Best "SRM Ia = lm sel Kl Sanign wie tte 7 8th 5% per cent pfd., $1.38. Jan, 1.| pal” a MaseFer = 12. | Expl All 1800) Gh —Uistarratt isse0o 8 67 42 record Dec, 1. : Brail 45 “McColl a Se at ae ee Soy me. U6U68lCU SUC SlU tl Jockey Club Ltd., pid series A,| Bids Prod = 300 NO er gay | Frvest Tung 2700 11 10 10 fon wn ee 6 percent , 15 cents, series B,/c cement 2% Paudash © 29 |patima 249 @ 60 62 | lSullivan = 90 82) 181 182 +1 5% per cent pfd., 18% cents, Jan, | C Cement Price, 4346 | probisher - i ia, ae Boe 15, record Dec. 30. € Steam B” Que Pow Sia a oe Me 48 lee tee moe oh Fe + Monarch Knitting Co. Litd.,|Ga "Brew 36) St L Corp, om | SOX 1000 1K 30K 30% 1 |Tearcents ie et gl at 3 $1.25% plus $1.87% in arrears,| Can Celan 21% Shawin Sia: 2. = TeckH | 200 195 195 19 —3 Jan. 2, record Dec. 15 C'lnt Power 15 Stoel C%|Giecier tae hk mae, wm ae 8 - 2. Ng Sled? C int Pwr pr 4% Can PL 24% | Glacier wo nm'n Hw L 100 06 © © 43 Ontario Steel Products Co. Lid.,| cpp. 24% UN Steel a ie Se mh OM — Mi tere oo Ss 6 §& geen ga $1.75, Feb. | Cockshutt 16% Walker “usiGge’ mao... Tomb 1 on 6-4 , record Jan. 15. common 40/ Seagrams 32 =< CANADIAN Guleh 00 64 6h O%—% oy ay cents, extra, Jan..5, record Dec.|DBrdse 2, Cone Pap = %%/Guanar 1980 10% 104 104 —Klonaue ee cn ye w-% 4 ae a 11% A Gunnar wis eens +4 ca 500 204 2% 20% + % Traders Finance Corp. Ltd,, Har-Min 1800 an eS Sie +e class A, 60 cents, B 60 cents, 4% Hd Lakes ome ow —uluepne | ie Se SE r cent pfd>$1.12'% pfd. 50 —— SS. SS andoo 2 De & vend bee Mae A Holinge 5“ $20%4 284 24 — Hil Ventures "ag. SONA 284 284 oe an. 4, reco ; , Class Hoyle 300 395 «(305 a 2% Wh — ve rights, $1, B rights $1, Jan. 4, re-| NEW YORK (AP)/— Cold|Hud Bay ‘200 sim sim sig =| Vilam, 400, 165 105 165 1 cord Dec. 31, water was dashed on # continued san — os = Weedon 1010 17 16 36 —2 Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd../stock market rally Thursday|int Nick xa 20 uk aoe eal 2 7300° 124 130 1% 1 7% cents plus 10 cents extra, 2nd} when the Steelworkers Union re-|Irish Cop 2350 183 170 175 Tele te = = = = pfd., 15 cents, Jan. 1, record Dec.! jected a company offer for set- is eo = 4) Ye Bear 18 103 103 —3 15. ae the strike. Prices closed re = 1s im 1 # bn aga = : 6 = ie : ee —l4| _ Curb 7 The industrial segment of the | Jellicoe 1160 9% 9% %4 — 4! Bulolo 800 400 300 400 +10 PRODUCE market was up, helped consider-|Joeus aan 10% 10% 10% ons ably by a 3%-point rebound of|Kenville 1500 a “a ag _7y|Am Ledue 8100 10% 10 10 MONTREAL (CP)—Agriculture| Union Carbide. Gi -ee ai nae ee department quotations: The Associated Press average) kKiicm Bail S 54pr 145 $19 19 19 + Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices|of 60 stocks managed to hold a| Kirk Min 1043 33 33 xs (Bane "0 8 8 to country station, wooden cases,| net gain of 20. cents to $221.40. |Lake Cin 102 7% 7 7 —s | Basco =. 5 ee large 44-46; large 42 - 43;| Volume lipped to 3,230,000/T*ss Ming 100 6% 6 6 4 | collie eeu nia medium 39; small 35; B 37;-C 21.! shares. - La Lu 1€0 410 410 a0 510 [CAL EA — 950 82% 21-214 + % Receipts three. U.S. Steel clased with a net loss| Leitch $00 120 1X 115 a Se me Butter: Current receipts, ten-jof a point at 96%. on ee eS 8s eens ee i oe. oe derable 63%, non-tenderable 63;| Among the Canadian issues, In-|toraci. 100009 to ye +8 | Cs Pete _ 515 305 305 305 —10 fresh gradé creamery prints, job|ternatienal Nickel gained 1%,|Lorado wis 00 13 10 12 31 |C,Chiefin 2100 106 98 106 +6 price 64-65%: fresh wholesale,|Canadiam Pacific % while McIn-|Lmdmst — 10.0 12% 194 14 — | C8 Dev” 400 Bo as wD +5 tenderable 64, non - tenderable,| tyre Porcupine lostl;Aluminium} yacassa “. = eae C High Cr 375 4% 41 41 —1 63%. Ltd., %, Hudson Bay Mining 1%;|Macdon aloo 30 28 28 C Memesia 315 10 300 100 Cheese: Delivered Montreal not}and Dome Mines and Granby| Macfie 4000 > 7 HA % c ne I = = > ae waxed, current receipts Quebec} Mining were down %. oa 6 eS ss LO 389 15 15 15 | white 3712, colored -37!2, whole-| American Stock Exchange| Malartic 200 10 108 ie 3 |Cemt Del 1500 330 SiS 515 —10 : : , Man C Mic Mac 1675256 250 250 sale Quebec white 3812, colored| prices were mixed on volume of eat U 200.5 5 5 38%; current receipts Ontario) 1,250,000 shares. ‘ee her oe C'wet P 60-20 ge white f.o.b. grading station. 39-|- On the Canadian list, Canadian} Marcon 1000 8 ." rw "| Cree wis 38 15900 230 21 27 +10 41 3-16, colored 39-40%: wholesale| Marconi jumped % sand Jupiter| Maritime 650 19 18 n9 —1 oe = ‘st00 34 Soe Ontario colored and white no quo-| Oils was up 1-1 while Shawini- eee en «44 +2 | Dynamie 5190 19 19 19 48 tations. : gan and Preston East Dome ‘both! mcintyre 138 ae a ame % Eastwd 60 17 1% 170 Potatoes: Quebeé .75s 1.85:2.00; | lost %. - MeKen Ne 306 34 20% —tlae eres 22 i im Im +0 N.B. 75s 2.10-2.15; N.B. 50s 1.30-| What stocks did: vin Ht |e A om a i Bs ae ree Tear Wet! Meia'Uran soo Gh Ams” |EraNactg $8 SUK BA 1 + 2.45. ‘ r . s“ a - —J|Declines _ 489 369 Milliken S885 “lie C3.5 35 - FEAT Ae, - wae . 7 MONTREAL _ [feiatissves tn tar] ae'weam ome a BY Nae ome Beth Steel BA Monty W = S_|Nama Cr 1000 164 104 16 —%|Miaen = wea? oo +3 _MONTREQ (CP)—Industrials| C°%hg oO «on Radio Corp [Nes Lab soon 16” atin 38 yy] Mill Clty G00 214 2121p — 14 finished «ip index despite a| Cons Edison 30% Std Ol NJ 464|New Ath 1675 8 a nee SS SS Se late flurry of selling Thursday on| Ei Alto El $04 UM Aircraft 20%) New Bid 2009 9 8m |N Sotee am a om OM Ot ‘ " ‘ 2 . c na a he Montreal and Canadian stock Goodyear fottg Weettase 90% | N’ Dicken Zane. a em = ‘or Ry Goldvue 00 6\ @ 6 ~%&% : Banks and utilities went down) Kesnerott . gon ine dau ae in ee Pac Pete 3000 StiM 3ith- Tis = :- rly ¥ trading -near-_cios : : N Kelore 1000 9 ° . ee ae ee ee a point in active: turnover. : NMan 100 7 SO 4 Ph a eae Leader in the section was Great TORONTO ae se = rns ai a +6 | pice i 2 2 eo Lakes, up 1% at 39. Fractional) yoRoNTO (CP) — A Tlurry of | Nitkel MS 3605 57 55 631 | prove Gas 302 22 m5 26 4 gainers were Abitibi, Bowater.|tate afternoon selling sent the| Noriarts 55 904 404 + | Rect Expl 4000'S 4 ay — Fraser, Consolidated. and M and| siock market back into a decline|Normetat 25 ab at Rocky Pete 1583 64 Gh 64+ % 0. Power Corp was heaviest loser| Thursday amid the heaviest trad-| Norpax 1000 1% 14 104 —1% made 100 600 600 600 —25 at 52%, off 1, followed by Brown,| ine cinee Nov. 9 Norsync 1000 8g oe maak ‘Macmillan B and Powell River:| Western oils fell slightly more N Coldetrm pad a - “@ —2 | Siuth U oo 1 17 17° Utilities slid down behind Cal-lthan one-quarter point. Golds and|N'Goldcn 100 2 2% > 31 on | tee sm an” “moe base metals both lost a few deci-|Nornp 125 1 18 mB +3 Tal on. re mal points. ° North Can 560 110 110 110 re maica, Shawinigan, Brazilian and Nudul “ae kee ae, A International Utilities. Big gainer ees Se heer cee O'Brien 7 > e @ +1 re The Praron sg STOCKS was Newfoundland Light, up 2%| today was the trading of New\ocman 720 7% 7% 1% 2! stock "sale ‘Migh Lew Close Ch'ge at 53. Up by minor fractions Mylamaque. It traded 421,080| Orenada 1000 ; : 7 " INDUSTRIALS were Bell and B.C. Power. churee end gained six cents at | Pamiur 600 68: 68 68 46 | Mass-F 6900 $12 11% 11% + % Steels were hard-hit by selling $1.02. Two other mines Lorado| orama4 100 6% 6% 6% Cdn Collier 4165 $8%4 8 8% + %4 late in the session with Canadian and Starratt, traded more toga | Fortes i100 . » ae BA on ‘ors m2 m 2 + “i Iron Foundries dropping 1% at 100,000 shares : | Pato 537 300 290 200 —3 |Bell Phone 3379 36% 41 41 + % 224. Senior uraniums were quitt.|percse on 3 2% 24—-*%/ 0 see 500 T+ 10 Sere NS EN AT A Gunner lost M at 10% and Algom| Pick ‘Crow ie mm mL Pete, gs ses + : | s 6 % CANADA a eee. 4 ae Wines | Placer 7*T200 $10% 10% 104 — %|Un Oils 5000 17% #175 «#«175 ~. —1 i unchanged. er - priced MINES | portage on -a.2 2 Permo pr 560 8 7% 76 —I1 PROVINCE OF changed in a narrow rage with| preston 1s S80 See S00 —10 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND losses ahead of gains. Pronto 4310 200 200 4288 «4+4 | N Mylama 4210800 1055 © 102 +6
lower 99%.
Flax—Dec 15 lower 8.69; May 15-15% lower 3.66%a; Jly 15-15% lower 3.54%4a. [7
Rye — Dec,3% lower 1.15%; May 3%. lower 1.22%; Jly 3% lower 1.18%a.
Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.655%: 2 1.6256; 3, 1.5556; 4 1.505%: 5 1.475%; 6 1.4556;
IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.655%; 2.1.6256; 3 1.5556; 4 1.505; 5 1.47%; 6 1.45%: 1 durum 1.76%; 2 1.70%; 3 1.64%.
% , é SAVE. aa - DOLLARS. Se income’ pevimests ‘taste 6 any of these Registered Retire-
ment Savings Plans distributed by Investors Syndicate:
— Fixed - interest,
plans tailored to your individual needs. Supplementary insurance available if desired.
Equity Retirement Plan — (1) Investors Mutual of Ltd., a balanced investment for stability and income, or (2) In- vestors Growth Fund of Canada
‘Combined Payment Plans —A selection of plans whick com- bine shares of either mutual fund with Investors Retirement Cer tif icates.
G. F. Cameron
Division Mgr., Summerside
J. C. Montgomery
District’ Mgr,, Charlottetows
J. Fulton Pierce Charlottetows ‘ a syndicate
Heed Office: Winnipeg Offices in Principe! Cites
Investors
Western oils, after a brief flurry during mid - afternoon, slipped back into the doldrums, before the marketclosed.
Index changes: goids down .07 at 86.95; base metals down .10 at 166.95; and western oils down .31 at 99.78.
TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Press
Toronte Steck ExchangeNov. 19
(Quotations in cents unless marked &. —Odd lot, xd — Ex-dividend, tr — Ex-. rights, xw—Ex-warrants.)
ance of a town-owned power-plant |dener, and Joseph L. Curran of which supplied electricity for|the same place, Organ Service- Souris. S man, the Executors of the above As a young man “Doc” belong-|named Estate praying that a ed to the Souris Citizen's Band | citation may be issued for the and fifty years was a member of | purpose hereinafter set forth: the Orient Lodge, A.F. and A.M.| You’ are therefore hereby re- During the past number of years | quired to cite all persons in-
he served on the Board of Stew- ards of St. James United Church,
As a sportsman he was devoted to hunting and shooting’ and was ever a keen, angler. His chief hobby, carpéntry,.commanded the devotion of a perfectionist taking a great delight in the skill of his hands and the work of his tools.
three brothers; Dr. Fred of Char- lottetown and George of Lake Worth, Florida having predeceas- ed him. Married first to May MacIntyre who died some years ago, he is survived by his wife the former Eunie Garrett of Souris. :
Dr. Smallwood was buried on Friday, October 30th., with a ser-
pastor, Rev. D.E. Adams who also officiated at Souris West Cemetery, assisted by a former pastor, Rev. W. A. MacQuarrie, D.D. of Gecergetown. The Masonic service at the grave, attended by members of Orient Lodge and visiting brethern was conducted by Harry Johnson of St. Andrew's
were
OLD ASSEMBLY
elected legislature.
vice at'the house conducted by his
Lodge, Montague. The foliowing the pallbearers: V. J. Fraser, R. J. MacKenzie, W. S. MacIntyre, J.R. MacLean, Hon. M.J. MacQuaid and B.L. Stewart.
terested in the said Estate to be jand appear before the Judge present at a Probate Courf to. be
lottetown in Queens County in the said Province, on Tuesday the 8th day of December next coming, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the:samé day
in said petition and on motion of Kenneth M. Martin, Esquire, Proctor for said Petitioner. AND IT IS HEREBY ORDER- ED that a true copy hereof be forthwith published in. some newspaper published in Char- lottetown-aforesaid once in each week'for at least four consecu- tive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places respectively, name- ly, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid and at or near the Bank of Nova Scotia in Charlottetowa aforesaid and at or near the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Charlottetown aforesaid, so that all persons in- terested in the said Estate «as aforesaid may have due notice thereof. i WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer’ Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlotte- town in Queen's County, the day and year first above written.
Nova Scotia in 1758 became the|(Sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe, first of the colonies in British : North America to obtain an
Registrar,
held in the Court House in Char-’
»
ge
e
By the Court, he
GREETING: ' Net WHEREAS upon reading the | Steck | Bates — petition on file of Frank Doucette Abacus 400 32 ‘29 1% of Charlottetown aforesaid, Egg| Acad Uran 500 9 9 9 Grader, the Administrator of the oae = = = = +5 above named Estate, praying! axaitche 1000 4 4% 44 4 that a citation may issued for (ae Expl 1500 ote 5 57 — the purpose hereinafter set forth: | Algom 2025 $11% 11% 11% You are therefore hereby re-| Amul Rare 423 190% 34 — Ms quired to cite all persons inter-| angio Hur 385 $11% 11% 11% ested in the said Estate to be | Area oo 8 #8 and appear before the Judge “rion present at a Probate Court to| ‘x"C'tep "so op se om be held in the Court House in | atin-Ruf m6. 1 12 1D od
h etown in Queens County |Aumacho 17500' 9% 8% 9% Ss ten ala retin, on Tuesday Aamanve SF et a an re coming, at the hour of. ten; Barnat 2000 142 137 o’clock forenoon of the same day | 22se Metals 1500 11 10 10 t to shew cause if any they cani De, WO Ot ob Tt why the ee the ae Belcher 100 7% -% %5 y Estate should passed j - 0 84 mM Bt 3 an order for distribution made | Ss gg + ; | Bier + to close the Estate as prayed | pidcop 14000 13 10% 13 41% for in said petition and on mo-' Bouan 2100 57 56 6k tion of’ E. Somerled Trainor, | Boymar 200 Th MH Th Esquire, Proctor for said Peti- cag a = : = S 3 tioner. = Brunswick £30 230 230 2309 —5 AND IT IS HEREBY ary Sales tae 8 % %-—% ED that a true copy hereo 165 165 —10 forthwith published in some news-| Bu, RY 3 lu hy tee paper published in Charlottetown | cadamet 4200 14 11%-11% + % aforesaid once in each week for» pd om — .. - 65° 13 at least four consecutive weeks| Camp RL i 12% + % from the date hereof and_ that ote ae oo 2 a a true copy hereof be forthwith |¢ walart 94c0 45 4% 424 +1% posted in the serene ere co ee om 2. * = +t) places tively, namely, in fn an lthe hall“éf the Court House in| Ci,Thor 60 § 5. 5 Charlottetown aforesaid, at or|Canern 13213 128° 126° 126 *9 | near the Bank of Nova Scotia - eee : - a x c ong Charlottetown aforesaid and a ; 5 1 ot near the Canadian Bank of|Casys" 310 suits ise TM + 4 Commerce in Charlottetown | Cayor 199 © G3 4 aforesaid, so that all persons in- — So ed “ . _ ~j terested in the said Estate as 0 aforesaid may have due notice|Cneavr aio ae” ae? 2” thereof. ChibJac 4814 34S WITNESS His Honour Harold; ChibKay 5590 1 15 15 ° Leonard: Palmer, Judge of the; eM % 7 Tt 2 said Probate Court at Charlotte- | Gyrom 300 255 255 255 47 town in Queen's County, the day eae ‘= a 4 . 4 = —_ 7 2 gts written aaa 6 Me +% 7 : C Bellckeno 4969 64 6 6% +% Gait Gres & Ves Coe oe a . ’ nan Registrar,
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THE BANK THAT toons AHEAD
104th Annual Statement Comparative and Condensed AS AT OCTOBER 31 1959
Assets z «a $ 252,552,861 $ 278,806.381 Care + * "OS eee: See eet itd ", 472,095.238 , 177,103,240 Call Loans fe, : “5 981,854,997 ee Total Quick Assets ‘ : 760,542,271 —_— a Current Loans ee 101,213,660 66,540, NHA Memes 24653029 2A Bank Premises oe ee 21,146,594 4,506,2 Acceptances and Letters of Credit « : 532.977 672.6%
$1,789,943,528 ICO et
$1,678,043,773 $1,653,957,844
1958
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Deposits . . Roa e 7,552,817 Srna Other Liabilities - See eee a ee Total Liabilities to the Public. « + ah 14,506,213 Aceeptances and Letters of Credit + + Of 999 20,121,688 Capital Paid Up - Oye 7,600,000 48,292,050 Rest Account . ee 1,600,344 $49,153 Indivi haa Gee OR Oe ee Undivided Pro rir, 39,993,528 $1,743,649,386 ‘ : Sees Statement of Undivided Proftts ‘i er cal Years Ended October 3? i pie Profits after depreciation and after making § 11,402,929 $ 9,796,351 ee Reserves =" 5,940,000 __ 8,050,000 test eee TPS ee ee na From Sore re 4171787 2,800, ts Less: Dwidends © 5 os 8 * * 239,951 400,000 Extra Distribution.» © « °* a 546,351" Undivided Profits «+ + 5s ‘349,153 (1,002,802 Undivided Profits Brought Forward . — 2.549.153 2,000,000
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Balance of Undivided Profits .. +
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7,000,344 1,600,5-¥9
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27.78 ro 8.06 = 8.72 First 3.96 i. ae ‘Growth Oil and Gas €e7 7.10 Group Sel 500 545 Investors Growth fund 598 646 Investors Mutual ~ . 1192 19 Keystone 23.20 Us Leverage Fund 6.52 on Mutual Accumulating Fund 7,19 7. : Mutual Income Fund 487 5.2 North Amer Fund of Can 841 9.14 Radisson 40 49% Regent Fund 6.36 ‘° Save and Invest — 6.10 ; Supervised, Amer Fund 700 7.07 Supervised Exec 55 702 — Supervised Exec 56 1.01 — Supervised Exec 57 ‘70 = Supervised Exec 59 5.54 . 5.79 United Accumulative 14.26 15.50
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“WINNIPEG (CP)—Grain peices generally showed sharp dec
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Closing prices:
Oats—Dec 2 lower 76%; May 1% lower 78%; Jly 1% lower 77a.
‘Barley — Dec 1% lower 96%; May 1% lower 1.00%a; Jly %
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