i " The funeral of the late , Connolly took place October 1501 from the residence of his nephew lfklalph Connolly. Central Bedeque,l Ag St. Peters

'. Dr's.

11.” ii i

I Lake. P.E.l..

n.-..... .r

Vi - passing

' - The family of the late Mrs. Eliz-

' nurses at the Charlottetown Hos-

it I all those who gave and sent Mas-

" ; T Newfoundland

I Page 10. The Guardian Tuesday, Oct. 16. 121 l

-f"iN'MsMoiuAM

VINCENT CONNOLLY , Vincent

Church. Seven Milcl

ay for Requiem High Mass.

which was celebrated by the DEF, for Rev. Father MacDonald. I

Rev. Preston I-lammill was P795”

9”; in the sanctuary. The casket A vhcarers were Mr. Cedric McKen-I,

na. George Aiflick. Lenord Mur-, pity, Davis Jewell. -lolm Mlll'PllY-1 Fredric Arscnaiiit. Funeral was under the direction of Mr. P. An Monaithan. M

GAIIII 0F THANKS

The family of the late Corpornli

' . William LeClair. RC.A.E.. Wl-Sll

to thank the R.C A F. n n

enson Power. and Taylor. Halllny

Frank and Joseph Machlil-I

I , Rev. l-lather Phaien. Clergyl o called. Sisters and nurses of y Tlospital. Nurses

. . Hospital, ,Halifax. Flying officer V i C; E. ” , si W - . ,netghbo - who sent i 3 '2; flowers. telegrams.

Monty. R.C.A.F.. Summer- . Sisters of St. Joseph Con- Charlottetown, friends and

Mass cards.l and.

.....l

letters

sympathy cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm, LeClair family. 85 Richmond St, City.

III MEMORIAM

'1

3 The death occurred at

seventy-second year. 'l , Although the late Mrs. MacDon- S aid had not been in her usual

..,7 good health. for several months,

her condition was not thought to be serious until week before her

Born Elizabeth MacDonald. shss was the eldest child of the late - Daniel MacDonald, and the Iata Elizabeth Jarvis. In 1914 she mar- ried the late James R. MacDon- ald. of East Point. who pre-de- ceased her eleven years ago. They are survived by three sons, R01- and. Obarles and Edward. all in Ontario. and one daughter Adele.

3, Mrs. George Chevcrie. in South

Lake. Two childra pre-deceased them in infancy.

' childhood years. -

- snder Cameron. 1 aid. Erwin Fisher and John Gillis. Interment was in St. Columba Cemetery. East Point.

' CARD OF THANKS

! abeth MacDonald. wishes to ex- ress thanks to Rev. W. D. Mac- nald. to the doctors, Sisters. and plat and to Dr. A. A. MacDonald

of Souris. They also wish to thank aes. Enrolments. and Message: of Sympathy. and also their friends and neighbors who helped them

during their time of sickness and bereavement.

6-Your Iron Ore Agreement With

HAMILTON (CP) -- A six-year agreement for the annual pur- chase nf up to 2.013.000 tons of Newfoundland iron on was an-

d Manda by E. G. Hilton. president of the Staelvcompsny d Canada Ltd. '

The deal must still be approved by the Newfoundland government which has granted concessions to Javelin over 4,700 square miles in west-central Labrador.

The lease begins in 1959. It cw- arr part of the ftvovsqusn-miln Wabush Lake property zoo miles sum. of Sept-Iles. Ql'e.. which is gprantced to yield "at least zoo.-

.000 tons" of coarse. low-grub

iE:iri'is A irnat. OPPOR'I'UN'

IMRS. JAMES R. MACDONALD.. Southi on July 9, 1956 of: Mrs. James R. MacDonaald in hal

Her funeral was held to st. Col- umba Church, East Point, on Juhy iith. where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. W. D. Mac- Donald. The pail-bearcrs wer'e:El- mer Fraser. George Coffin. Alex- Waldo MacDon-

Agoats Visited g -g

I ity-Wa are looking for an sci.- ive salesman with a good gen- eral co "tion carry one of the top L endar and Advertis- ing Specialty lines. This is the opportunity of a lifetime to make a permanent remune ative con- nection, with far above average earnings possible on high com- mission basis. Give full details n regarding yourself in letter to 1 Box 473 Guardian Office.

MBITIOUS SALESMAN: call on grocery. drug. hardware, confectionery. variety store, ser- vice station. and garage trad We are presently enjoylng,a very isrge Volume of business with our last-selling repeat items. We, pay Iiigiiest commissions. A hardl working and aggressive sales- man can earn S8.000.tXi to 810.- ooooo per iear and be eligible for pmiiiution to district sales

within six months.

SIIDPITISOF

Choice territories now open. Write Ligiitniinster Corporation Limited. lianiilton. Ontario.

Boarders Acoomniodatod

C0l'PLE or BOARDERS. tio.oo, per week Apply 34 Elli Avn.l

ONE MALE BOARD!-ZR ACCOM- odated Dial 6786

can ACCOMMODATE PENSION- ers or roomers. Wrlta Box 47! Guardian.

MALE BOAIIDERS ACCOMMO- dated, near Federal Building Home cooked meals. television. Dial 5&1 or B8 Pownal St

.YOUNG MALE BOARDEIIS AC-

commodaied. Central location.

One block from P.W.C. Apply

7.38 Kent St.

l liars and Trucks futsaigz ' 1950 AUSTIN SEDAN. PRICE 3125. Phone 4581.

soon noun. APPLY ram. 3 noo"is'aNn asrn. 6'Ni7-?ni(Tti?:'iinnTn-oT)unN-

o'N'n. nscsrwi-on..

1-ii iiinnrru.-zw wiismcn. rnairn

wkiin'.ifoii'n; cans-r or nruiw

II Fisroy St.

41 Grafton St, Phonn lflll.

Cooker spaniel pup. Phone 578.

NEW, ready for use. Robert Milligan, Sherbrookc.

PAIR OF. III. IUIIII boots. hardly used. Apply D. Cur- rie. 225 Queen St.

condition. Earl Carter, Earring- i0Il.

ers; Trunks. Daaton's Auction FOOIIIS.

ifzmn con. amass: DIN- ing room table and four chairs. Beaton's Auction Rooms.

New-H6u s room and bath. oil furnace. Dial 7739 or Apply Peter er.

so"Acni:s'tir uuvn. nou and barn at Scotch Fort Fifty

acres clear. Apply Len Fisher.

0

COMBUSTION HEATER: QUE-7 iiec heaters and oil heaters. Ben ton's Auction Rooms. HOUSEHOLD GUN TYPE OII. burner unit. Priced right for quick sale. Call M10, Summer- side.

TWO ANTIQUE. CIIESTS. of drawers. mahogany) One Anti- que lounge; Antique pots and flatirons. Beaton's Auction rooms ONE CARD TABLE: ONE NEW batheroorri ca” A; Lelilaga china; Quantity of paint. Bea- ton's Auction Rooms.

1. - .....m.,, 1...” ONE LARGE. ROOM. WOOD stove. girls. Station Wagon coat. size 12, Boy's oversboes size John Cameron. Clyde River.

UNI-:4 s'rtEo'coUcn: oNn'nTi-

.i9si auicic SEDANFAPCRICECD

reasonable for quick sale. Phone i 3.117 after 6.30.

isis-i7i.vMourH"si::nAN.CGoob running condition. Cheap. Dial 9940. F H 1653 is TON G.MC is.ooo MILES.

rison. Pleasant Grove.

aghan. Dromore.

She is also survived by three .

vi brothers. John, in Ontario. Wallace 5"” E)9df"'76;: "canal" coma" ' in Charlottetown. and Lee in Mas- 4

. sachusetts. U.S.A.. and one sister,

Edna. Mrs. John D. Montgomery, ' also of Massa ” tts, U.S.A. Two I sisters pre-deceased her in their Are you -mteresuld in

'saving money?

1950 VANGUARD SEDAN Very low mileage Priced to clear at only SS49.').()()

F. R. McLAlNE LTD.' Malpcque Rd. -- Dial 7358 Open Evenings

...-EII.r.ilsnLm.. TWO ROOMS us KING ll. Phone 7295.

F517?!-iioTJ?E?(Ei-:Pi"N?;.”iiooCtT. in East Royalty. Dial 5856.-pp i?o'6M non MALE ADULT. Meals otpional. Pinon: 31.58;; 1-Wwo FURNISHED HEATED rooms. Central. Apply 40 Graf- ton St. Wljn APARTMENT nv KENSINGTON. Good location. Apply Box 471 Guardian. - mniin V" ONE FURNISHED. nnaran housekeeping room. Use of frig- idsre. 825.00 monthly. Dial 4400

TWO UNFURNISIIED ROOMS 3rd floor. one furnished on sco- ond floor. Dial 5669. durning day, 3296 after 5 pm.

ONE OR TWO. FURNISHED heated rooms. suitable for work- ing couple. Reasonable rates. Dial 4211 evenings.

TWO ROOMS. 3RD FLOOR SUIT- able for working girls, board I necessary. Rates reasonable, 10 Sydney St.

..m.m......L..-.---

scorrisn (moon

The Free Church of Scotland Presbyterian . separated itsell from the Established Church in

ore through open pit mining.

I043.

May be seen after 5. Ken Mor- 1?:TroN'ri'Ac!coacii7iiLso7s Chev motor. Appy Elmer Call-

WILL SELL on EXEHANGEFFFI later model. 1950 Chevrolet De

bee Tends; One baby's crib;

bed. springs and matresses.

Beatan'l Auction Rooms.

SPECIAL - Anti-freeze. Perm- anent Ethylene Glycol. S2.85 per gallon. also Prestone. Western Tire. 181 Great George St. sioo DRIVING SLEIGII AND

buffalo robe for 850. Good road-

cart for 850. Robert Holman.

Summerside.

COD OIL. FALL CAUGHT, MAC- kerel 1) cents. Hake and Cod- fish. 12 cents delivered. Arnold Meek, French River.

TURNED CEDAR POSTS AT RE- duced price as have not the room to carry them over. A. C. Ramsay, Kenslngton.

YOUR PURCIIASE of religious literature and supplies from the Bible House. also assists the great work of the Bible Society (Op- posite Eaton's.

ELECTRIC GRILL: FIRE PLA- cc; Electric Radios and battery radios: One combination radio, and phonograph. Be.-aton's Auc- tion Rooms.

lfi TONS PIG FEED 38.lI PEI! cut, delivered. Supply your own bags. lid ton Chevrolet truck S200. 2 32-Volt motors 515 each. Arthur Campbell. French River.

FORTY FOUR ACRES LAND. has running water for pasture. also wood and lumbe. House, barns and pump house. Near pavement. churches and schools. Esther Foy. Tryon, P.E.I.

FOR SALE

Shop and lot at Mon- tague adjoining Haven res- taurant.

I

Bell. Mathloson & Foster

Barrister & Solicitors

PRIVATE REMOVAL SALE

6 Connaught Apts. Charlottetown

October 18th and 19th

10 am. to 6 p.m. 7-foot wall mirror, marble top vanity dresser, large chest of drawers, electric range, dining table and chairs, bed, couches, linen, dishes, kitchen utensils, etc.

Reasonable offers consid- ered.

Mrs. H. K. I. Hamming

THE ROSS BURNER A ELECTRIC -LIMITED

olallacnionanau-ole

iunaoo -

We... clososn

lncIines-- floor on roused- Bah

-tins sleeve inn and foI&g

PAREN'IS'

Lost And Found

'I'UR7QU0lSE.G'LO-Vi on nnrrr

Losirsriwsnsammism

5. rather

IlIlI1I- Aiwly llrs. Bruno Unc- Povmcnt Otfioa.

PART Till INUITTUTI ins and exinndlu in anriiinss Will Place 3 ambitious Indian in well payins interviewing posi- tions. Introduce Pnrontf Inn.

.:N

ONE STANDARD GENERAL

DOMESTIC OIL-BURNER,”

oouvsurou.-i-yrs. ll. Volt - so oycla. complete with in...” tanks: A-1 condition.

3250.00 plus fraiglit charges. If any-

Thla is an excellent buy- ! istnuud. plans: write to P. 0. Box Ii. Sydney. N-I.

zina to mothers. Una of car no- cssary. 4 hours daily. Writn to Psrents' Institute, 81 Franklin St.. Boston Mass. for local mgr. view. No experience nnconnu-y. Training provided but plan. give details of qualilicntionn ng phone number.

Street. Phone 7860.

LOST i.Aoins"aoi.n wan- watch. Vicinity of Beivedaro. Phone 7082.

Charlottetown. two ongq tanks Please return to Isestl O'Brien, 207 Great George St.

Mala Help Wanted MAN FOR r-Train woiur. Leigh Frizzell. Marshficld, Dial 5977.

DO YOU LIKE SELLING? BE- ronie our counsellor in your sur- roundings on interesting sale. and high cosmetics are tops. Write for details Doraldiug Cosmetics - Station T -t DEPT. Montreal.

OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES

I0? Single men under I who are interested in a career position ' than just a Job. These positions offer unusual opportun- ity to combin adventure with an interesting and satisfying caregr in fur trading and mm P -" i g at various northern locations. Promotion to managerial level possible within a relatively short period of training. must be physically fit, with . high school education. Excellgnt llVIIlR. conditions and other llellellth Apply to Personnel Manager. Fur Trade Department. Hudson's Bay Company, Winnl. Del 1. Manitoba.

PLEASE ORDER WHAT LIME or coal is required by last of month. Levi Young. Earnscliffa.

,.

, Senices littered

ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET serving I full course dinners: specializing in Chinese dish”, Dial 523.

McLEOD'S AUTO-.3601. siiiii? .bl t aiidzaeiding at reason- e rs es snug nniri 9751. " PUPILS IN onknasiro x WIIO need tutoring in any subject in. clurling French and Latin, should dial 4496 or call at 99 Pownal st. TUTORINGVCCALLFCQSUBJECTIBI all grades. experienced. Start now for best results. Dial 811! evenings 7 to 9.

RELIABLE

WINDOW CLEANERS

FLOOR POLISHING We Specialize in

Dintsorounrtnbiaii.

LARGE ornn cnocirsl rntWi I727 or 9! Richmond.

PIANO nv noon dounmors. Ptiona 7740.

(W175? -r'iv3TcTn1.s””-i-o7sn”7iTn Iparinent. Phone WU! after I P.lll.

-P(TA?O---PICKEIl8- ”" I C7iF'-i3'i:'n day with board. no small pick- ers wdnted. Murdock Dawun.

WANTED

local organization wants to rant meeting hall. Monthly or yearly. Apply-

IOX 43 or PHONE 4401

I&&-atn-s- - W

prising of movables by public auction on Wednesday, 17th-1:30 p.m.

1 Morris chair. 1 arm chair, 3 small tables, V3 dozen kitchen chairs, chain, 1 bureau, 1 bed, spring. Without mattresses. 1 clothes rack, kitchen range (Faw- oett), 1 room stove. step ladder (3 wash tubs, washing machine, meat lamp. dishes. saws, square, garden too articles not listed.

TI-IOS. WIGMORE Auctioneer.

1 AUCTION SALE '

Having sold my property at Breadalbane I am dis-

Oct.

Consisting of: 1 studio couch, 1 lounge chair (leamer), writing desk, 1 large extension table, 3 room mattress complete, 2 beds

ft.). wash boiler, 2 grinder, 1 Aladdin is and several other

GEORGE W. ANDERSON

Applicants I

i.s.i.. bet. IMII. you iii. Q, 6': atffia

SERVICE STATION TO LET

Long established service station with

largo voluma business-ideal for business for

some person with small capital. Enquira--

BOX I475 GUARDIAN

FOR SALE

Television Test Equipment used only six months.

s

I only GM 2887 Phillips Bar Generator

I only Stark model T A-I-V.T.V.M.

I only Eico 320 signal Gcnarator I only Jackson Sweep Marltar Genarator modal TVG-2

I -6 outlet isolation transformer

I-Jackson scilliscopr S"

ALTEEN'S APPLIANCIE BOX I90. SYDNEY. N.S.

BOUNTY

A bounty will be paid on BKIINIIS. FOXES and RACCON lrm October Hill. INC 10 March list. 1057 ll follows:

Skunk Foxes Raccoon

The bounty will be paid

An.

on presentation of skunk slant wlfh

- rtlon f bite strips fucked. on and face mask of fans or FUMIGATING Fiiccun .01-"tho pelts which will b:.oarnpunckod and retained by tho Anywhere on P. E. Island. ""'"- - Free BOUNTY WILL BE PAID AT THE FOLLOWING IBCIIVING PHONE ggmam STATIONS ONLY: or A Royal Packing Company 114.. . P. E. I. For Pool Lit. mm 101 Laagwartk Avenue. Water Street. , nwliogchgn wand ciiuioueun, I. am. I lumnicrstlo. r. I. I. TEACHER WANTED F03 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY AND NATURAL wa school. A U to John Mc- . Gr!-Ith. 'ricnid”n.n.4 I I I w.ntu Octobar ll. lllt. WANTED - ALI IOTHIH

WANTED

FOR GOOSE BAY, LABRADOR,

triciahs SL60 per hour: painters I.40 par liour:

....m.mL.,,.gm.ars3l.I,0parliour- .. A latsifok i' q, hn..m0"hd I.- 60 hours par VIlObVl&il.IlMON i "F. ovar44liaun. " I I t ' A m I 3;? Gjllwl. PbohH'fI. I I-as-Err” 03' ' Apply DtaItaMorriif V cannon srnnnici'1iin”.a ,, alh ovdC- S h O?

W" "M '!2c.?!t:!r"

U

Carpantars I finish) SL50 par liour; clac-

dry-wall finisliors 3I.50 par liour; sham-Eh tars SL6! par liouri asbestos insulation, work I

8

'3 iii

350 Head Of Cattle Will Be Offered At N. B. Feeder Sale

2:3; ilslg EEEIE "site

5?: :5: 3; g5 is ti

ii? iii sit

Brunswick., with attendant

AUCTION SALE

On the premises of the late Maynard W. Sanderson, Mlillell. King's County, Thursday, .0ctober 18th, one o'clock. The following:-- ,

STOCK: 2 milch cows. 2 heifers. 2 calves. 9 sheep, 4 geese. '

E

MACHINERY: Binder, hower, rake, harrows. farm WHBOH. cart. hiller, seeder. farmers. gang plow, walking plow. cream seperator, cream cans. driving sleigh. driv- lllz WREOH. scales, grlndstone. pulper, turnip sower. hay fork and cable, farm tools. carpenter tools. Many other articles not mentioned. Quantity of household effects. I

Terms of sale: 'All purchases up to 310.00 will be cash. Over that amount, six months credit on approved joint notes. 696 interest on notes before and after due. 596 discount for cash.

If dayi unfavorable sale following fine day.

MRS. PEARL SANDERSON Owner

MONCTON. NB. - Delllletl to

J. B. JAY Auctioneer

.7?

and by tire Federations of Ag;-j. culture of Kent. Westmorlnnd and Albert Counties. The idea was first introduced last year ond pm. ved an outstanding success, and Provincial Minister of Agriculture 03. Sherwood has said that sim ll” 5010! may be arranged at other centres in the province if it is found that a surplus of oat. tlemmskes them fusible.

I mean of developing the beef raisins industry. the sale aids '3l'm3l'l lll Pl'0Vlt'llll8 an outlet for feeder type cattle and makes such cattle available in uniform lots at I cent?-I mi-rketinz -point. Values of cattle are established by gun! lid! and by the supply an .1. rnand factor in such an opnn nig ind 0PP0l'illlIlb' II given to mar ket lishtweisht cattle ss feeders rather than as animals for slnugh ter at low grade and price. C.N.R has nisda arrangements to have cattle cars available at Moncton so thnt- farmer; ma, ship their purchases directly from the sale. says! John E. Mcintyn C-N-R-Alricultural alert for the Atlantic Region.

5901918?! of the sale is El. Keillor of the Department of Agrl culture at Fredericton.

IN MEMORIAM

AUCTION SALE

AT NORTH MILTON WEDNESDAY, OCI'. 17, 1956 AT 1.00 P.M.

old to freshen in December; 1 now, 3 years qld to freshen in May; 1 cow; 4 years old to freshen in May; 5-11,5

cream separator, large size.

Terms of sale: Cash.

If weather unfit, sale first this day.

DAVID AXWORTI-IY Owner .

1 cow, 8 years old to freshen in April; 1 cow, 8 years

year olds; 4 calves; 1 horse. 10 years old, "French Cana- dian"; 700 bushels grain free from mustsard; 3 bay, stacks; quantity of loose hay; 300 bales straw; 1 Philco electric radio; 1952 Mercury half-ton truck; 1 DeLaval

CLAUDE CRASWELL Auctionnor

MR. W. CIIARLES FALL. The death occurred suddenly on

Crapaud. in his 78th year. At. lllolllll lll failing health for some- time. till imsins was a siiociz. to his relatives and friends. He was a great reader and was deeply in- terested in his friends and public sffiars and appreciated the many acts of kindness shown him.

He leaves to cherish his mem- ory his brother. Clark of Ctapaud. with whom he made his home af- ter the death of his brother Ed- ward and sister Mae. Mrs. Russell McDonald, sum 0.

The funeral whl was largely attended was held Sunday. Sep- tember nnl. The service at tho home was conducted by Rev. G.

the Rev. Lloyd Archer a solo "God Understands" by Mr. Norman Mc- Donald was effcctivaly rendered the hymn: sung were "Unto the Hills and "peace perfect posce". Music being under the diroction of Mrs. John Simmons, Crapaiid. tha pail boarcsn wera: John Ric- kos. Willis Judson, Frank lfyorl. Fred Sharron. Edward Sharron. and Goocga Sharron. Interment wasinthetamtlyplotincrnpand cernotary the funeral was in charge of Mr. Party Dawson.

CARD, OF THANKS

Thgfamibofthalstawnllam ,CharlosFalIwishsotothsnkaIl thakindndnirbourssndfrlonds

PROFESSIONAL 1 CARDS;

IARRISTERS.

OPTOMETRISTS

whohoipatllnoomalywnyowitb flower-s.csrds.sadoxoraasioasIl

I Tenders rnivnrms will be receiv-

, hiinwl

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I-II.M-eta-nun-,-r """”" "",l""..i.ui.. Oi'fioooftheun- in Ilsa-can I. lyron J. Grant. OD. denigned for supplying the -'CP"'SCm-', ,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,. M in In II: an In City with rimuweriiei Oil. 1" Lowest or any Tender not ""' "' ""' W 1- 3- Tlvlor. co. necessarily socepind. Ten- n A. Format. ac. us. 03;; I-3-.3 den to close on Friday. "F ' c-' ." ii. 1. Maboo. so. o((::tlnblefrIRIm.19th' it 12' . 0' oc I Al........""" It " In ............... 1... '9 5 A. FUI..LERTON "' P """' CH ROPRACTOR ' W ' awuumoququs b I - 11- 1- III in I. Dr. VI. I.'Carano

Sept. 2th. of William Charles Fall .