. c7liITtiiTi3I-W

9 appreciation and thanks for the kindness and thoughtfulness shown 5

I our recent and sad bereavement.

i moud.

l': and neighbors for their many acts

i fol sympathy during their recent

Hi and saddened. than were the peo- T i ple of Hampshire. vihen they had , .,,,,,mOm- ii learned on the beautiiul evening FOUR noon APARTMENT. 51 Chestnut Street, Phone 7262.! ONE .HEATED FURNISHED room. Second floor. Nice locat- ion. Dial 6?.58. I

icaii Us Today: Anytime is .Want-Agi.Tinie!t8

.- 'Qfi( '

1 V .

Page 14. The Guardian Tuesday. Nov. 13. 1956

we wish to express our deep

's.s.

ug by friends and - A special thank you to Rev- Mac- Piiail and those who sent flowers and cards of sympathy. Diifiiil

Mr. and Iilrs. Carl YEO. Rich- The family of the late John H. Myers. wish to thank their friends

of kindness, also all those who sent flowers. cards and messages

. bereavement.

Boarders lccoionodatod noun COOKING. CENTRAL LOVELY aoimouin: runa-

, work cushions. All colors. Var- iety of patterns. Made by inval- id. Phono 5295.

CIIIIISTMAS GETS with a ineli- lng will be found at the llhlo' House. Como and see! (Opposite Eaton'I).

FARM 0! ACRES 0! LAND good stream suitable for fish- lug dam New Perth apply III Kent St.

REGISTERED H0l..S'l'EI'N COW age 3 years due to freshen only in December. Apply Winttol Stewart. Frenchfort or Dial 7550. FLAT TOP DESK AND CI-IAII

suitable for office or den. Else

Dial 4965 MALE soannzns Accoissso dated. near Federal " ” Home cooked meals. televisim.

Dial 5221 or as Pownal St.

cars and Trucks For Sale

1:54 FORD RANCH WAGON. Priced to sell. Phone 7996. 13:1 PLYMT)U'I'H'COACH. GOOD running order, new battery Price 8175.00. Phone Borden 130. 1 1956 DODGE REGENT VI, 11 miles. 52400 or take over pay- ments. Call after 5.00 p.m.

R H. Lawford.

SMALL sronn. APPLY on Elm Ave. Dial 5689.

TTVTIARGEA Ro6ius.”('1N'si:E-

IN MEMORIAM

Seldom if ever were the people of any community more shocked

I of October 17. i956. the startling

news that Glenn Malcolm. the

youngest and dcarly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. fiiiver Tremerc

had suddenly passed awav as the jjgj.......:..... ' result of an accident at the early FURNISHE ROOM NEAR 1'!!! age of sixteen years and six

months.

known, was I general favorite, V his kind disposition and cheerful . smile won for him many friends. W g , ,A .,v. We do not understand why ONE LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. calls so many p.:c'mus young iivv es to Himself-But we know that ,"H. doeth all things well-some time we'll understand-For He jam ”What I do thou knowest not

Q ,i Glenn as he was familiarly l t i 'now, but thou shalt know hereaft-

or.”

' ' Clow, New Haven; lrvinz. LOW

i (to tho bereaved.

herd and Safe in the Arms

: plot in Hampshire Cemetery.

y

wing:

Ruby and John - Pupl's of Hsmpshlro School Cecil. Leila. Hilda and Clifton

SPRAY

Shirley Nicholson Aunt, Anna and Albert Aunt Annio

, Ray. Eleanor and family . Preston and Marion

, Annie and Lem Moore, Asquith.

, Sukotchewan x Lawson. Betty and family

It Bruce Stewart and Co. Betty Carr arlnc and Carmer Mitchell

Ea .-r.

Ice in perfect bloom.

NIGHT ROAMERS

jaccnt to cities.

0nd floor. Phone 9382. 7

GLEN MALCOLM TREMERE CORNER sronn I8 x :4. Nina: Sports Arena Phone 9188.

lrwo UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 3rd floor. Dial 4872 after 5.10.

l Street between 6 and 8. 7 Niki.-:1: HEATED LNFURNlSll-

V ing Men. Meals. Phone 3489. ONE-FVUVRVNISVHED HEATED arm

LARGE ROOM TWO MILES OUT I Glenn leaves to mourn his grief

A stricken parents. two sisters and "three brothers namely. (Celia). ,Mrs. Norman L. Campbell. Clilfr . lottetown; (Ruby). Mrs. Join:

e

THREE BED-ROOM iiousi-i.

and John at Dunstsffnsgo and I half-brother, Garfield, Charlotte i town

The funeral service was held on . October 20th. the service was con- ducted by Rev. C.R. Moase. his 'putor. assisted by Miss Mary A- iMacl(enzie Deaconess, who siiolit amfort and consolation

'Fvr1TTiWt7itiisuE""iTTnoo'”TMT.

The Beautiful Garden of Pro!- (or was feeling rendered by Mr. Murdock MICW. other hymlil sung were The Lord's my Shelt-

Jesus. The ionic numbe ,in It- 'tendance testified to the high 83' tecm in which Glenn was held it and gave expression of sinceit l sympathy to the bereaved. The , remains of a loving son and brotir

3 or were laid to rest in the family

, I The pail bearers were: Arnold . Tremere, Wendell Tremere. Clay- ton Tremere. Raymond Trcmere. 5 cousins; Vernon White. GOOPEG o watts. The floral tributes were ..m...m.b... Om: beautiful and consisted of tho fol- FURNISHED ROOM IN HEATED

300 BUSEEI8 ABEGWEIT OATS.

Errol and Freda. Lois and Wylie , g 8 rwo MILK COWS. PHILLIP

so PULLETS. nvi-MoN'rna

ell I Flor-i-lo. Mary, Winston and Han I aid 17 men rv moon MODEL

NUMBER or sows rifriitnoi

- II 3249 United Steel Worker!

The flower bearers were Wil- fredwatts. Ralph Clark. Grant I dwsrda. Robert Clow. Ellsworth Pruude. George Proude, Milton Ward. Robert Craswoil, Charles

ET?-W" ci'rmi.tnr...riiToo-Tiwcoii

Come to his liesvoniy garden and

Tho flower you loved so dearly and thought that he plucked too

IOOII. And you will know the reason though. you know it not today While in his promising manhood. God coiled your loved one away.

Nighthawks found in Canada norii to the tree line will oftcl nest on flat roof! of buildings od-

For Rent

San. Ap y 120 Upper Queen

ed rooms, third floor. Central. Dial 4584 after 5.30.

one single for business or work-

sitting - room. Suitahio for girls. Phone 9706. . A

side of City Transporatiun morn ing and Evening. Dial 7570.

New and modern. 1'-I miles from City. Residential Area. Phone 7073.

3rd floor. one furnished on first floor. Dial 5669 during day. 3296 after 5 p.m. THREE HEATED UNFURNISH- ed rooms in lower apartment of rivate home. Central. Apply ox 628 Guardian. ONE NICE FURNISHED HEAT- ed bedroom. Suitable for 2 work- ing or College Girls. Dial 4211 Evenings. TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED rooms. Sink. Hot water. One large furnished room. Adults. 5 Cumberland St.

ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED.

heated bcdsittlng room, near col-

lege. Apply 301 Kent St.. after

6 pm. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, tad floor. in heated house. suitable for 2 Restaurant girls apply 53. Bayfield St- after 3 pm.

apartment with 2 adults. busi- ness girl or middle aged lady preferred, kitchen privileges. Write Box 629. Guardian.

for Solo

Irai Hill. Mayfield.

Cameron. Wellington.

old. Apply to Today Doueotto. Rustico.

complete with artennae. Carl Petersen. Desoblc. P.E.I.

in February. James Ross. Vora- on River.

cum: MARE. wonx zvnfr.

where. apply Cornelius ' F " Vernon River.

Ennnxivi. MIXMASTER. AND childs bod. Phone 670i oftot op.m

dition. Phone 807 or apply I21 Upper Queen. 7 ETFC-'ritic RANGE, USED in years. going at half price. Dial 3806. USED FAUCETI RANGE. COAL

and wood. with reservoir. Dial 7424.

A PAIR oF”iTiiii'sTwiT'i'E -

skates. Size 7. Un-used. SSW. Dial Bil-0. USED. ENTERPRISE woon range with water front. excel- lent condition. Apply Hampton Manse.

shape. Sam Gillespie. Broadsi- bane.

Used Fawcett coal range with Matt: front. Excellent condition.

COLLIERS 20 VOLUME

Color black. Also 10 volumes

children's classic story books.

ssio.

six room house. barn and garage. situated on main highway at S o u th pro r t. House newly decorated and has all modern convenien- ces. Bam 50 ft. by 28 ft. -All buildings in excellent re pair.

Real Estate and Insurance

table. Dial 3359.

FOR SALE

CALL 3934

BARGAIN

ENCYCLOPOEDIA

' Valued in 3:25.00

Best offer Accepted for quick

DIAL 8101

FOR SALE

1955 VOLKSWAGEN Priced at 51175.00 No trade ins

P

W rite- BOX 649 GUARDIAN

PROPERTY FOR SALE

Three acres of lam: with

Priced below 510,000.00. L. H. KENNEDY

166 Great George St. Phone 3912

Fouls liois Usotod

KITCHEN HELP WANTED II- mcdiateiy. Apply in porool to the Roxy Restaurant.

WANTED, EXPEIIINCED IOIII

man Hardy. Albcrioa. N-8.

FULL OR PART TIMI 1'0 Illi-

bourhood. Extra good co slons. For particulars phon I277 after I p.m.

NURSES POSITIONS OPEN.

Station at Kensingion. This outlet has an established business and is in good re- pair. well situated on main

tlculars apply-

COAL AND wo6iF7mcuu.

Would consider any appli-

course in hairdressing.

foods ct i your sola- new produ n ,

Living occoininrnodotiols availn-. bio. Application upon requutl

Ssrvisos ilffsrod. -

POI Till IE1 'I'.V Alli

ail. bill SON. 331.50 In I. WIIIIIII Whootlcy

LIGHT TIUCKING AND DELIV-

ering to any port of town and

surrounding districts Phone III1

serving full course dinners; Dial ms.

W. E. STEWART, Canadian Oil Co. Ltd.

BArRGAlNS IN useo-3. RECONDITIONED FURNITURE 3. APPLIANCES

No Finance Cliargo

Iiiedliilliil iii Ciiliieu diliiit 1-3 piece Davenport Suite (Display Model) now 5150!!) or 51.50 weekly. Wntod 1-3 piece Chesterfield Suite (as new) 5125.00 or 51.25

rrAN'rl:n - A 1.: , pinto or quarts. pun ssns 1-3 piece Chesterfield Suite 590.00 or 51.00 weekly

"sue; -N 3051-ON FOR on 1-3 piece Davenport Suite 550.00 or 50 cents weekly

won -I Doliibia Dial 8343- 1-3 piece Bedroom Set (Walnut)

1 1 , G1 cu; ) 1 TO BUY A LARGE TRUNK IN no may ( . on corn good condition. 'Phone 8893.

min. 2 SLEIGH: ONE roam; W0MAN T” 33-""5 i'-00M- Alv- sleigh; one buffalow. Very good '0.P'n um” work i" YOUR! woman. Apply 52 Upper Queen

. Tho Ila-member National Confoc- enco o Canadian Uni esltios

opens a tlireedsy forum here 4,f,f:,,',”",':?,,ic"h',,,f:d,,'lf”fh,”,,T "”'"i'Y- 7'59 Iiibii-vii "Curd-'1 lerns of getting university. touch- ers. and the role of universities

579.95 or 75 cent:

3 Coal J: Wood Stoves 525.00 or .25 cents weekly

4 Gas Washers 560.00 or .75 cents weekly.

2 Electric Washing Machines 575.00 or .75 cents weekly Phone 8266. 2 AstralkBaby Refrigerators 520.00 each or .25 cents

LESSEE WANTED,

For White Rose Service 1 ICE BOX Or .25 cents weekly. 3 Combination radlds and phonographs 530.00 or .25 cents

I McClary 81,& cubic feet Refrigerator (as new) 5199.50 or 51.50 weekly

519.95 or .25 cents

1 Console Battery Radio (Mai'conl) mm ,0 mm” . mu, kl . . . .

, 2 Baby Strollers 55.00 or .25 cents weekly highway For further pa” Hotplates, table and floor lamps and end tables from 52.00 or .50 cents weekly.

NEW WAY FURNlTURE CO. LTD. 161 Great George Street, Charlcittetown.

Charlottetown, P.E.I. Wanted To Buy

Experienced hairdresser.

Apply- P. 0. BOX 755x Summerside, P.E.I.

Oil & Eioctric Ranges - Oil or Vacuum Cleaners - Washing

Machinea- Floor Oil Furnaces - Television -- Rangettes - Radios

Cabinet or Space Oil Heaters- Kemac Oil Burners will burn (gun type) Furnaco Burners

Immediate delivery It installation Cash. Terms or Re-establishment

10! Windsor St. Halifax, N.l.

MAKE MUSIC IN THE NAVY

(0,, D... Tm ,,,. Wm, Box Go There are openings in the Navy for APPRENTICI Guardian. BANDSMEN.

Naval Bandsmen as member of bands and orchestra: AT provide music for training, for ceremonies and enter- tainment in the Navy. Music in sea-going ships and shore establishments plays a big part in the Modern Navy. Can you play one military brass or reed instrument. Would cant that h as taken a you like to learn? If so, let the Navy advance your train- ing while you earn good pay and serve your country. If you are between 16 and 18, have grade eight education or better,'see, write or phone) your NAVAL RECRUITING OFFICE today at: I

HMCS QUEEN CHARLOTTE THE ROSS BURNER CHARLOTTE-'T0WN

& ELECTRIC LIMITED RCN Recruiting Officer. I-IMCS Queen Charlotte,

Cool Ranges - Refrigerators - Charhttetown. P-E-L

Please send me without obligation full particulars of

Prest-0 Heat puma. for xnci... the career that might be mine in the Royal Canadian Ranges - Quaker Oil RangcI- Navy. '

cool, wood and garbage, Pow. Name .....................................

3"""'”9d- Address

ooaooo-ooosoolooooooooooooooosoolol

cred" "Id DyV.A. Age .--....n..a.... EdUCB.l.lOn ooooolaosouoooa

50 St. Peter's Road Chulottetown. P. E. I. Dial I& Evenings. Dial 5853

NOTICE

Long established Ontario company using ten to fif- teen carloads P.E.I. table potatoes 1 weekly desires connection with reliable shipper. Company has high- est bank and trade credit rating. Shipper must be in position to load mixed cars 75:, 505, I53, 103 and ship promptly. Reply-

BOX 647 GUARDIAN

TIRED 0!" WORKING NIGHTS?

We can offer you I chance to build your own business-goh substantial yearly repeat orders- aad earn a substantial weekly

Ago is no objection. however you must be conversant with selling to large industrial accounts. and have initiative. Our staff know of this vacancy. Apply in confidence to H. 8. Harris. Regional supervisor, (Msritimoo Division), Hi-Teot Corporation (Specialised light.

llg). P. 0. Box 1545, Halifax. NI.

Al-ionfion Farmors TRACTOR TIRES REPAIRED

iiigi; . ,E ii 2.

. if i ho is melting uyonrnegh r

Fast same-day service with 5 machines to work with no

V00.

AUCTION SALE

AT NORTH MILTON ON MONDAY, NOV. 19 AT 1 P. M. The following:--:

Stock? One more. 4 years old. dam Cornal Aubrey; 1 cow, 7 years to freshen May 8; 1 cow, 7 years to freshen April 14; 1 cow, 9 years to freshen April 15; ,1 cow, 9 years to freshen June 15: 1 heifer Shorthorn. 2 years; 2 heifers, IV;-, years: 2 bulls. Hereford grade IV, years; 1 heifer, 1 year, Shorthom grade; 3 calves, ' Shorthom grade; 1 row to farrow Nov. 26; 1 sow bred Nov. 8; 2 cwt. bushels Clinton Oats; 4 cwt. bales of hay; 3 cwt. bales of straw; 1 Renfrew seperator, electric; 2 80-lb. milk cans; 1 large strainer.

4 months credit on approved joint note. 696 per sn- num. 596 off for cash.

CLAUDE CRASWELL

FOR SALE

in Chorloifofown ' Ciiildron's Spocioliy Shop

Excolloni lo'cofion. Esioblisliod frodo. Plooso diroci onquirlos to- i McDONALD. CURRIE & CO. P. O. Box 455.

crisis in hisiier education." The centro of the crisis ppesrs to be "I9 liroblem of getting more

students that is expected to nearly d o u b l o university enrolments within 10 years.

Mr Laurent will address

night at a dinner. It is expected he will elaborate on his announce-

wiil ask Parliament to boost fed-

from the federal treasury. Although heads of many NCCU member universities have lauded

ference

DILEMMA IN QUEBEC

yet announced a decision in the

Premier Duplesois holds that

were begun five years ago. have

Mr. St. Laurent has said the in- creased grants from Ottawa would bo made available to Quebec unl- versities. whether or not the money is accepted. He has ex- pressed confidence the NCCU will take over the task of distributing the money. The three-day forum. closed to the general public. will wind up Wednesday with a morning-long

FIRESTONE HOME 8:

187 GREAT GEORGE ST.

mas. Our store is jam packed full of Christmas gifts for all the fimiiy. UM our convenient lay- swsy plan. A small deposit bola your order.

TOY FAIR NOW OPEN

stairway at front is storo with all, new displays. We are truly proud of our toys. you will find everything and anything for All

Christmas shopping at Firestone is so easy and convenient. lovo- ly gifts for tho homo and any member of the family. Use our lay-away plan. We wlu hold any r size order until P F 21st.

session oi university financing. Thodiscinsionwiliceatroom NIIIWPICB porgp

Iron orrawa (cm - The national II. of British Columbia. Rev. E. J.

lil- rooentod by Prosldoat N.A. Mackenzie of tho University

r ”cnt of st. Francis

St. xsvie:'Univeni:y at Anopnisii. N. 5.. and Principal F. Cyril James of McGiil.

other subjects for the first two

developing human I I.

money to meet a hugo influx of FINANCING noiiTinvAN'r

Dr. Claude '1'. Blsseli, president of Carleton College here chairman of the conference pro - gram committee. said in an in- Nnieirnce delez-in M and -r terview that the financial question will be dominant.

"It is crucial. and all of the

ment. made in an Oct. 7 pecch at Sherbrooke University. .that he ?.,t::l:r1;pr-ob'::m:.id." memo".

Universities woiild be unable to

oral university grants from 88: Ilinlndll the big tnci-ensiea enifo men w out "vast n- wlel: '3; "'9 ("(5130 W 1813 creases" in facilities and teach- mw lid dli 3 0t :1 m0!19)'- ing staff. The necessary PPOICD ko Ii Ice 3' o u versities ,0,-5 goum not 1,. obtained wml, out big increases in present sai- ary levels. . --u-3...... co. ...2'..E.'::i".:'.”3.i"iS32.iii';.:: PR5" bu ml 3'" dccided 30 per cent bf university costs Re- wiiether in accept the lob of diir cent increases in tuition 2... had "'ib"u'"'- been in line with cost increases and tligiri proportion of over-all Universities in Quebec have not :'f,f,f, ' ruined fmrly com If bl . political dilemma which confronts my inEo,::wc0::l):"b:' otgengglvlfr them: whether to accept the fed- h, "M u might I” pom”: :; "Fl 1'"i”'"&' in 3319 lice 9! a5l"9"3 reduce tuition fees and thus one opposton rom e provinci gov- U, A e--me. ..?..”'2':L”'1L.”.i.':."::””” "W

federal aid to education is an in- W61"; ”,',,e'”,',.,f;::”'::f,' nfmlftg

vasion of provincial rights. Quebec universities. after accepting fed- ,',f,",2,"f, Taught ':"':r':' u”; eral grants for one year when they unlvemuu to mu" me be" Do:

coliectml no federal grants since u of me” W"'''''"”d '”

Universities 2 May. Reveal Financial Offer Siand t L

Tho confsroseo, will discuss

whether iiaivoroiv outs-siieo tools

In Ideoulstoooush to woodcut

misfits. whether iiniva-slty teach.

the social pattern of clmpug III.

lus and inspiration. and whether

ing gives students enough llhnu.

si on complex that students loso IOIIJ.

sight of their academic

Howe Considering Visit To Russia OTTAWA (CP)-Trade Minister

"id Ilowo sold Monday he is "always

reconsidering" whether he should visit the soviet Union. 30 WI! liked by reporters at a

press conference whether he would

reconsider his reported pin to

visit Moscow. in view of Russia's

behavior in the current intern.

tional situation.

An official invitation was con-

veyed to him earlier this year by

soviet Fisheries Minister A. A. Ish- v. Mr. Howe said the only commit.

ment he made was to "conslde " making the visit if he was re turned to office at the next gen. eral election. He did not make any definite promise.

-mm-G:--m..:.m..:.

RUN ON FOODSTUFFI PARIS (AP)-The French groc-

erI' Iyiidiclto spouted to house- wives Saturday not to buy more than requkcd for immediau needs and said there might be do- loy in replenishing stocks becouso of supply difficuitia. A statement said some consumers had been buyins lain stocks of food "in- i'"l0i'ii'iiiili-ely" because of ana- loty about tho international situa- tion. There have been runs on so- llr. cooking oil. coffee and '-'lliiWi'l 1001!! in partlculnr.

AUCTION SALE

AT CAVENDISH ' FRIDAY. Nov. 16th 1 P. M.

Stock: 1 Holstein grade cow to freshen Dec. 1st: 1

Piiiiets. laying hybreed.

AUTO Co, LTD. Holstein grade cow to freshen in March: nine young cattle 11,; years old, Shorthorn and Holstein grade; 1

DIAL 554-, spring calf; 1 seneral purpose horse; 50 six menu; on REPORT ONLY

Mlchiiieryi 1 sans P10UKl1. good as new; 1 set homo

Terms cash.

ROY STEVENSON,

more shopping days till Chrisl- Owner

disc harrows, good as now; 1 grain drill. Quantity piegga hay.

CLAUDE CRASWHJ.

Auctlonoor

FOR RENT IN SUMMERSIDE ”

Office space. 1300 square feet approximately, con-